why langley, i wonder? >> well, of course, and i ca had become nasa and a great big hurried turnaround as you recall. the program of astronauts selection and training, basically, was run by the people who worked from langley. originally, of course, we all reported into washington. that was where the initiation, in the introduction, the pre selection, all that sort of routine went on. as you know, we had physicals elsewhere in the country. but once this election was made, of course, we reported to those people at langley field. which was kind of neat for me because i was already stationed in norfolk in a job which i didn't like in the first place. i was finally taken out of airplanes and put behind the desk for the first time in a bunch of years. so, it was a real easy trip for us. we just didn't even have to move. >> your journey to get there took you through test pilot school, took you through combat experience. took you through everything, didn't it? why was that, that nasa decided to pick test pilots of

but once the selection was made, of course we reported to those people at langley field which was kind of neat for me because i was already stationed in norfork in a job in which i didn't like in the first place. so it was an easy trip for us. didn't even have to move. >> your journey to get there took you through combat experience. why did they decide to pick test pilots to fly the first space mission? >> i think that it was a realization that we had essentially a new product. it didn't look very much like an airplane but if you were going to put a pilot in it was going to have to fly somehow like an airplane. and when you have a brand strange new machine, then you go to the test pilots. that's what they were trained to do and what they had been doing. of course the naca had some test pilots but they were a little bit older. none of them i don't think were in the position where they probably could have competed with varied background of flying which most of us had. and so, the decision was made. i don't know. they say that eisenhower had something to do with of the decision, because h

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in the old naca headquarters out at langley field. so the naca had been at langley since the 15 1915. and nasa began to operate from langley next slide, please. so here's some of the images of the original nasa headquarters, so it was initially a space task group that oversight for the space program. and shortly after eisenhower's signed into law the creation of nasa, uh, nasa in the new agency got to work. so i'm october of 1958 the former naca and then the new nasa merge creating the space task group and began to look how to get. the us into the game and to catch up with the russians. next slide so by 1959 nasa had developed project mercury project mercury was going to be the program that got us human into space in april 9 of 1959 nasa introduces the mercury 7 the original seven astronauts that were going to be responsible for getting a capsule pilot in capsule up into space and then returning it safely next slide. so the initially the space task group was thinking that the original astronauts would need to be engineers phds people

so the naca had been at langley since the 1915's. and nasa began to operate from langley. next slide, please. so, here are some of the images of the original nasa headquarters. so it was initially a space task group oversight for the space program. and shortly after eisenhower signed into law the creation of nasa, nasa, in the new agency, got to work. so, october of 1958, the former naca and then the new nasa merge, creating space task group and began to look at how to get the u.s. into the game and to catch up with the russians. next slide. so, by 1959, nasa had developed project mercury. project mercury was going to be the program that got u.s. humans into space. and april 9th of 1959, nasa introduces the mercury seven, the original seven astronauts that were going to be responsible for getting a capsule, highlighting a capsule up into space and then returning it safely. next slide. so, initially, the space task group was thinking that the original astronauts would need to be engineers, phds, people with an understanding of science and technology. eisenhower realized tha

it's great to be back back at langley. i guess the last time i was out here. now was when bob gates was in as dci. i have loved this warm. welcome back wandering through the halls out there and now this i just can't get over it and i feel very well come and i want to thank each and every one you, you know. last november when bob became director i noted. that the men and women of the intelligence community. faced a new new mission in a dramatically different world and i stated then and i'd like to just repeat it now. that we must not diminish our intelligence their big changes. i think the world may be perceived to be more peaceful. but in my view the need for intelligence is as great as ever and you are doing a great job and i will try to be a voice after i leave and a few more days for keeping this intelligence community the strongest the best in the entire world, which it is now, so i i do think there have been dramatic changes. i had a chance to visit with some of the analysts and operators upstairs and we talked about the visit that barbara and i had to th

it has only been 80 years since the smithsonian samuel langley launched his unmanned arrow drone forplunged into the potomac. the amazing american achievements in air and space tell us something even more important about ourselves on earth. the hallmark of the american adventure has been a willingness, even and eagerness, to reach for the unknown. for three and a half centuries, americans and their ancestors have been explorers and inventors. pilgrims and pioneers. always searching for something new across the oceans, across the continent, across the solar system, across the frontiers of science, beyond the boundaries of the human mind. can find within these walls and windows are the products of american men and women who it's imagination and determination could not be confined. there is nothing more american than saying, if you don't succeed, try, try again. nor could americans be confined to the atlantic seaboard, the wide open spaces have lured americans from our beginnings. the frontiers, shaped and molded our society and our people. gertrude stein one throughout, in the united s

s. secretary of state antony blanket and his chinese counterpart langley have held their 1st in person talk since october. the 2 top diplomats met on the sidelines of the g. 20 foreign minister summit and volley, indonesia, the pair stress, the importance of maintaining relations between the world's 2 biggest economies. but the g 20 meeting was dominated by russia's invasion of ukraine with russian foreign minister survey lab rav facing a storm of criticism from western diplomats sergey lab rav looked confident as he strode into the summit. the veteran russian diplomat smiled for the cameras as he greeted his an indonesian host. then almost immediately reporters began shouting questions, asking when the war will be over. divisions over russia's invasion of ukraine dominated the discussions at the meeting of foreign ministers. several western countries, including the united states, refused to meet with lepper. of there was a strong consensus, and russia was left isolated as it has been many times since. as for the n sack farmers for love rock left, the meeting early may be because the m

other stories making news. several people have been injured in multiple shootings in the city of langley, in the canadian province of british columbia. police have apprehended once aspect. local media reports that the man deliberately targeted homeless people. turkey is accused grease of putting a boat, carrying migrants out of greek waters and back into turkish territory. the defense ministry in ankara released during forage, which it said, showed a greek vessel towing a d. it's at the latest incident occurred on sunday near the island of rhodes, tunisians of voting in a referendum on a new constitution that could expand the president's powers. major political parties bound to boycott, the vote critic say that the changes would give the president almost total power presidents. i e doubt that the late the government last year ground staff for german national carry. a lot of times it will go on strike across the country from wednesday morning until 6 am on thursday. talks between the union, representing around 20000 workers in the airline over pay and working conditions have fault it. fra

headlines around the world. several people have been injured in multiple shootings in the city of langley, in the canadian province of british columbia. police have apprehended one suspect. local media reports that the man deliberately targeted homeless people, philippines president, ferdinand medical studio has promised agricultural and tax reforms in his 1st major policy address. marcus junior was elected president with a large majority in may. thousands of protesters marched in the capital miller over soaring food of fuel costs. they also called for justice for the victims of his father's dictatorship. in the us, california, the officials have evacuated. thousands of people as a wildfire destroys waves of land. the oak fire began friday and is burning out of control close to yosemite national park, heat and low humidity, a helping it spread. scientists say climate change as fueling a fight. another californian summer, up in flames. the states fire fighters have gotten all to use to battling these kinds of blazes. the latest known as the oak fire has exploded in size in the space of 48

. >> president biden marked the cia's 70 anniversary at the agency headquarters in langley, virginia. he paid tribute to late japanese prime minister shinzo abe, who was assassinated earlier in the day. the president went on to praise the cia for its continued service to the nation. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. mr. president, it is an honor to welcome you to cia as we celebrate our 75th anniversary. your present -- your presence here means a great deal you know as well as anyone in public life that good intelligence delivered with honesty and integrity is america's first line of defense. along with the director hands and partners across the intelligence community, we work hard every day to earn your trust and the trust of the american people. we work hard to navigate a world in profound transformation. from vladimir putin's aggression in ukraine to the long time problems posed by china, to the technology changing the way we live, work, fight and compete, we work hard every day to shape a workforce fit for the 21st century challenges, to take care of our officers and their f

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it happened in a metro vancouver city of langley early this morning. police say most of the shootings took place in the downtown area. we're working to learn the exact number of victims and conditions. investigators say they believe that shooter is in custody. >> the house committee investigating the january. at this point, no more public hearings on schedule. that could change soon. we have more on who they want to talk to now. >> katie says virginia or jenny thomas would be asked to testify under oath about what she did on critical days in january. thomas is the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. she was actively involved in the stop the steal effort which we know was the big lie texting things to white house chief of staff mark meadows during the uprising. justice thomas, the only person on the supreme court that voted to block the records, you're now seeing revealed in committee hearings. >> is your committee planning on talking to jenny thomas even though her lawyer expressed reluctance to cooperate? >> we are. we hope she will agree t

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langley, not the cities decided that entire district should be built of wood with new school buildings made of timber. and there is some justification for that. we have to aims . we climate neutral in our cities, trees of bound c o 2 for centuries. and when that timber is used for building it remains bound. well, that's the key difference between wood on concrete slabs off, baton and concrete is getting a lot of bad press. nowadays. a key ingredient is cement and according to the u. n's intergovernmental panel on climate change. the cement industry accounted for 3 times more, c, o, 2 emissions than commerce, full ebby ation in 2019. another un reports as construction and building usage. other source of 38 percent of global c. o. 2 emissions concrete is the default construction material, at least for large scale projects. an entire new concrete corta is going up in a district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect, sorry to robbie, has been working with wood for well ov

. ♪ >>> michael langley is set to become the marines' first black four-star general in its 246-year historyeneral has served in afghanistan, somalia, and japan during his 37-year career with the marines. in his new role, he will lead u.s. forces in africa. the senate armed services committee held a confirmation hearing yesterday, and now he just needs senate approval. >>> san diego comic-con is back in person after a two-year hiatus due to covid. fans flocked the convention center to watch panels with some of their favorite sci-fi and fantasy stars and get previews of upcoming movies. many welcomed back the annual event. >> i'm absolutely loving it. it's nice to be back. this was a tradition i had and then i brought my wife on our first date to comic-con. it's a very special thing for us. as soon as my son's old enough, i'm bringing him in, as well. >> comic-con attendees got the s paramount pictures is owned by the same parent company as cbs. >>> talk about a bad day on the fairway. 2021 masters champion hideki matsuyama could not seem to keep the ball on the green, hitting three shots in

biden is 80 this year, and the intelligence board is only 75 however, the time at the headquarters in langleyby common efforts shifted back the arrows are spinning back in the cold war, and in this sense, the owners. and the guest has a common anniversary, one might say, a name day of the heart, thanks to the incredible work of our scouts. we were able to warn the world about what vladimir putin planned in ukraine, we saw what he did. you saw how the force accumulated. what plans we made to expose putin made a giant hole in his pretense and discredited his lies without disclosing the sources and methods. we were able to rally of our allies and partners around the world, behind the biden is a wall of white alabani marble, with 139 stars for the number of employees killed in action . by the way, two more names or circumstances were added to the president of the united states, everything is classified, as the activities of hundreds of cia agents in ukraine for a decade have kindled 139 stars, two have been added only this year. each of them patriot their self-sacrifice. we will always honor your

if you have lieutenant general michael langley, who, if confirmed by the senate, will oversee america's military presence on the continent. i'm apprised of what our competitors are trying to do. they're coercive tactics have coming in and encroaching on the continent of africa for minerals or rare earth minerals such as cobalt. senator is expressed figures down, russia could push the u. s. side of africa, his mining sector, especially that of cobalt extraction. that's important because the rare earth mineral is widely used in the production of batteries and mobile phones. they also claim that regime change in western african nations. the alleged involvement of russian mercenaries of further expanded moscow's influence. finally, the lawmakers accused russia of convincing african leaders to take a stand against western sanctioned allegation. moscow, as will be denied. because night we have had good relations with africa since soviet times for many years now we have been restoring our presence and the africans are reciprocating. so we never taught them anything. we never force them to do a

partners did a great job of attracting significant sums of money to our state, and i call it financial langleysworking, but just like a weapon, it does not work quickly, even if we calculated that in june, we received there 4.8 billion dollars. the ministry of finance declared about this. the national bank declared. but again, we received less than 4 billion, although we need, we know from the information, at least 5 billion dollars every month external and as a result of external financial aid, it is necessary to look for other sources about which the national bank of ukraine talks about other sources, i.e. other sources - this is external financial aid, further that when we raised the discount rates, we did it there 25 we also talked about the fact that it should be returned return taxes there to customs payments, what were the wars, uh, well , especially with regard to imports into ukraine, this is uh . the decision was made there last month, that is, and well, i understand that there gradually this channel will work receipts to the state budget well, it is clear that the national bank was t

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peter, there was a lot of talk about langleys, we heard and saw statements about the next aid packageson. when will we actually see all this at the front, the results? i don't have any information that could shed light on all of this. i only want to emphasize that everything that ukraine has received so far and what was announced for the near future is beyond the scope of lend. -lizu, these are other relevant programs. the united states itself is transferring some of its stocks, mobilizing allies, because a whole number of countries. and all the indications are that the united states is providing ukraine with one or another type of weapons , that is, so far it is working outside the limits of production, well, it is various expert assessments are mostly referred to somewhere like this for the period closer to the fall, we hope that it will be exactly like this and we will really see the implementation of this project, well, according to the stated goals and the importance that was attached to this document at the time of its signing, plushenko, when we will hear and see where will we f

are jeopardizing us interest and ought to be counters most the view of lieutenant general michael e langley, who is confirmed by the senate, will oversee americans, military presence on the continent. i'm apprised of what our competitors are trying to do. there coercive tactics have coming in and encroaching on the continent of africa for minerals or rare earth minerals such as cobalt. well, american senator is express fears that russia could push the u. s. side of africa's mining sector especially that the cobalt extraction, the rare earth monroe is widely used in the production of batteries and mobile phones. they also claim that regime change in some african nations and the alleged involvement of russian mercenaries in that further expanded more schools influence . finally, the lawmakers accused rush of convincing african leaders to take a stand against western sanction something moscow denies. and for calling such allegations, condescending against those countries. because night we have had good relations with africa and soviet times for many years now we have been restoring our presenc

point next month well , we understand that obviously we are not talking about the results of the langleyt weaponry that was talked about a long time ago asked the appropriate ukraine, which the president of ukraine constantly mentioned in his addresses to our international partners, respectively, is the reactivity of the salvo fire system, we can actively see their work and we see that the ukrainian armed forces are starting to. they already have the appropriate opportunity to apply high-precision appropriate strikes on the enemy's bases, and this naturally reduces logistical mobility, let's say, and directly affects events, respectively, on the front , here we also have releases corresponding to the snake, that is which became possible thanks to the use of appropriate western weapons and, of course , the ukrainian defense complex, as we can see, is not standing still, and it is also trying to help defend ukraine, because bohdana is a patriotic development that helped us in this. we see that uh, the world uh, well, there are clear signals, clear signals of support for ukraine, and are th