uh, johnson space in the middle. that is, i already hmm yes yes it was.enter, cosmonauts only american astronauts. yes, right say i met her there. well, you met her, like, or here he is like a husband, of course, i'm not going anywhere. but, so to speak , it was her with the third, as an absolute specialist. you were on a business trip. yes, of course, and you will fly. it's not just to meet her, but to help. she did not fly to russia right away, she was there for a couple of weeks for sure, yes, 10 days 10 days for her recovery. after that, she was already able to take a plane to houston or to moscow with these transfers. yes, with one change. we got to russia to moscow here she was already met and rehabilitation activities continued. you say you'll meet, you're only in houston, yes , she made a draft hmm in florida yes, why didn't you end up in that place, i know the doctor was with her of ours. the cosmonauts flow center to take her, why were you not there, and your husband and senior coach, teacher, and was specially sent there to meet her and restore

uh, johnson space in the middle. that is, i'm already hmm yes , yes, it was houston.s is the training center, cosmonauts are only american astronauts. that's right, i met her there. well, you've met her. how great, as a husband, i ’m not going anywhere, of course, but that’s what they said was exactly her third, as a specialist she was absolutely on a business trip. yes, of course, and you will fly. it’s not just to meet her, but to help her, she didn’t immediately fly to russia for some there a couple of weeks for sure yes, 10 days 10 days, she is recovering. after that, she was already on the plane. yes, to moscow with these transfers. yes, with one change. we got to russia, to moscow, where we already met her and continued rehabilitation activities. you say you'll meet, you 're only in houston, yes, she made a draft in florida yes, why didn't you end up in that place, i know the doctor was with her of ours. center for the flow of astronauts to take it? why were you not there? you and your husband and a senior coach are a teacher , and you were specially sent there

come join us at nasa johnson space center.hank you so much for allowing us to take a little bit of your time and to answer some of your questions and i don't know who is? >> hold on one second. we will hold the buses. senator, administrator, we thank you for being here. we are so blessed. we are so lucky to have people here in virginia, and obviously robinson alumni who have done so many things, and spend time out of their day and out of the year to come back to give back. so let's give it up one more time for them. [cheers and applause] distinguished alumni of robinson over here, and all of our faculty, staff, an

criminal court, but this is the first bell that putin has less and less space in the civilized world set to say goodbye boris johnson wrote on his twitter when he found out that vadim prystaiko will no longer be in his country of great britain, and indeed his release proves this decree the president is interested in the fact that it coincides somewhat chronologically with i would say a diplomatic, but still a criticism of the landing in the sky news combat team, the president's thesis about constant thanks to the uk too much for help, he called it unhealthy sarcasm and you are a professional diplomat and it is actually very important to understand that such people are worth their weight in gold now in our country, some would even say that there is a certain personnel shortage in this sense, and the fact that he is leaving this position, how do you see it? certain revenge unfortunately for the management of our country because, er, the former actor zelenskyi and now he loves the president very much applause very much likes such wording, the greatest leader of the world, which is in no way true. unfortunately, the tea

spaces. the tories did pull off a narrow win and boris johnson's old seat.g us here in the program. a big labour when in selby. the mood music was slightly different elsewhere. the labour victory there — different elsewhere. the labour victory there is _ different elsewhere. the labour victory there is absolutely - victory there is absolutely historic. it's the biggest majority that we've ever overturned. we've never had a labour mp in that constituency before. there was a 20,000 majority for conservatives. to win a seat like that in the prime ministers own back yard to show so much progress we've made under keir starmer. when you look to the commentary thatjohn curtis, it shows that is in the run up to 1997 we're seeing the kinds of swings to labour that we absolutely need in order to form a majority. when i complacent about that. the general election is still some way off. we will be fighting hard. you didn't do what was expected and boris johnson's old seat. what was expected and boris johnson's old seat.— what was expected and boris johnson's old seat. n

no interest in the possible of the space program, by the way, that's the first of these that where you work with wendy johnson, who made chairman of the commission and who had a habit of basically dictating pretty much whatever the commission did. so i guess ford was prepared later on. but anyway, the space program was very significant to him. and of course, he grieved along with everyone else when and the great tragedy in 67, i believe roger chaffee, native of grand rapids, whilst his wife in the apollo. so i'm particularly pleased to hear that that someone from from grand rapids is going back into the outer space. and gerald would be very happy to. that. look at the research find terms that the missile crisis, another unknown chapter ford in 1950, the one he'd only been in congress a couple of times, was told day by one of the old bowls who ran the place in those days may tomorrow be outside such and such a room at such and such a time. no one structured what turned out he was being recruited for the most select committee of. all five members, world bowls and one promising youngster who had already demonstr

arabian image, there was questions raised by senator ron johnson, would they have to wear the saudi flag and would there be events in that space important, when you think about the international pr, and then there are concerns like the 9/11 families that want more transparency into their role in the terrorists attack. >>> for charles brown jr., he is expected to take questions on anything from ukraine to threats from china, and brown's nomination may be at a standstill because alabama republican senator has placed a hold on hundreds of military promotions to protest the military's abortion policies. >>> next on "ana cabrera reports," parents you have to pay attention to this. there's an energy drink popular among kids that has as much caffein as six cans of coke. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon b

space. you will all receive invitations to the concert local artists sam johnson play at the first performance so we hope to see everyone there supporting the activation of our wharf. now i'd like to speak about our credit rating and our budget. more positive news all 3 bond rating agencies affirmed the rating and 2 improved us from a stable outlook from negative to a stable outlook. where, a, a, and aa3. and i'm thankful to the finance team and all the work we have done with capitol budget to show we have a plan for our official future and on good footing this improvement based on our strong revenue recovery as well and healthy reserve levels. after that pandemic we spent down our savings i'm relieved we received the arpa funding and get ourselves back in shape and the credit rating agencies are seeing that. last week at your "board of supervisors approved our supplemental appropriation. 1 million dollars. this includes resources for the mission bay parks we are taking on. which will be transferred from the redevelopment agency. critically the costs are reimbursed throughout taxes that are se

space, so it is fast food or restaurant food. all the tenants say that. and they had started to kick in. >> very emotional, frustrating. >> reporter: johnson told me via e-mail, the protest in front of the home is disturbing. and tay say the repair delays are due to working with several different subcontractors as they hope to have them back by late august u. but they don't buy it, saying urban core will keep pushing the date back. >> we're not the problem as we are often treated like the problem. we're the victims of the situation. >> reporter: some tenants have left, but many with the subsidized units can't find affordable housing, but they have no choice, but to wait it out. >> reporter: they open in 2019 and the city of oakland chipped in millions of dollars to help build the complex. and they lease that land to michael johnson's company, urban core. >>> heat waves which look to be on the way. >> and the thing about that is andria was just talking to me about how cold and windy it was this morning. for her in the north bay up in novato. i'll talk to you about how far below average we are in a second. and the reason why i'm visiting with you now is the sp

in the space thanks hlowe asset minimums making up 23% municipal market ownership outpacing mutual funds at 20% according to data from jpmorgan what's so appealing about them bring in jeff johnsonvice president at appleton partners for more on the state of the municipal market now. as a former mutual fund guy, jeff, i know the difference between them take us through why an sma is more of a scustom solution for client as opposed to a mutual fund-type product. >> you're right. sma extraordinary growth last three, four years managing individual households portfolio. funds not commingled like a mutual fund or etf a lot more control a lot more customization a year like last year with a lot of tax laws harvesting we worked closely with clients to kucht umum i customize, and determine losses they wanted to realize plus transparency pip look at your portfolio every day, see exactly what's in it smas have become almost a trillion dollars in assets in a $4 trillion market very compelling. >> jeff, one of the big things about smas as well i mentioned this lower barriers to entry you used to have to be a high net worth individual with a big account size i mean, forget hundreds of thousands

space. you will all receive invitations to the concert local artists sam johnson play at the first performancepe to see everyone there supporting the activation of our wharf. now i'd like to speak about our credit rating and our budget. more positive news all 3 bond rating agencies affirmed the rating and 2 improved us from a stable outlook from negative to a stable outlook. where, a, a, and aa3. and i'm thankful to the finance team and all the work we have done with capitol budget to show we have a plan for our official future and on good footing this improvement based on our strong revenue recovery as well and healthy reserve levels. after that pandemic we spent down our savings i'm relieved we received the arpa funding and get ourselves back in shape and the credit rating agencies are seeing that. last week at your "board of supervisors approved our supplemental appropriation. 1 million dollars. this includes resources for the mission bay parks we are taking on. which will be transferred from the redevelopment agency. critically the costs are reimbursed throughout taxes that are set up. als

let's give them the time and space to conclude a deal that can actually be a win-win situation for everybody involved. >> we appreciate you being, here thank, you senator johnson. we have learned a lot. we have also learned that we need to learn more. and so we're gonna continue this inquiry and we're going to ask that the other potential witnesses that we invited actually come and share their perspectives and information, i assume you would support that effort. >> you are talking about -- yes. i'm here. >> thank you. the more we know the more we can support the values and freedoms that we have espoused here today. and the ideals of professional golf and the pga tour, which we supported, i supported, when you asked me to meet in cromwell, connecticut, i was all in. >> yes you are, thank you for. that >> i will continue to support the pga tour, just make no mistake, as i said before, america is on your side. we will support you. it should not be about the money, the disruption, the enamel offers. and so, i recognize that you cannot say you're going to walk away from this deal, but i hope you bargained hard and we will continue this inquiry because i think uncov

johnson. so rishi sunak, he's got rishi sunak, although he's got this kind blue background, this kind of blue background, he's into the spaceegraph as if he's rethinking everything. but he's in a position against position of campaigning against conservative policy. and conservative party policy. and the for that is purely the reason for that is purely electoral mathematics . electoral mathematics. >> louis perry this is all just election earring. >> yeah. lois yeah, sorry. no, no problem at all. this we must remember this isn't really a war on motorists . this is a war on on motorists. this is a war on humans. this is a war on all of us. this is a war on everyone thatis us. this is a war on everyone that is an extremely wealthy . that is an extremely wealthy. because what this will lead to is a complete annihilation of the. of the working, working class and of the middle class because the internal combustion engine , the ability to move and engine, the ability to move and get around and be independent and make money is a key component of our liberty and everything that we take for granted in this country about what being br