got lens still attract, lem spacecraft still there. so if we need to get back on, we've got a lem to do a good portion of it with. okay, let's make sure that we don't do anything that's going to blow our csa electrical power with the batteries or that would cause us to lose the main or the fuel cell number two. >> okay, we want to keep that oh two and that kind of stuff working. we'd like to have our fierce [inaudible] meant want your system. so we're in good shape if we need to get home. that's solve the problem but let's not make it any worse by guessing. >> my concern was increasing all the time as it went from i wonder what this is going to do to the landing to i wonder if we can get back home again. >> okay, coming back to you. >> flight. >> go ahead. >> i think the pet thing we can do now is start department. >> right about then it was quite apparent to me that it was just a question of time that the command module was going to be dead. >> we can do that on fuel cell number one flight. >> let's make sure we don't blow the whole m

man, does that lem look small back there. >> pete, now, we show your 1200 feet from the lem. >> okay.it i feel like now? >> what? >> one of those pictures of the giraffe running in slow motion. that's exactly what i feel like. i'm going to sleep tonight. >> then they arrived at surveyor, their target. while the surveyor activities were a bonus they were symbolic, symbolic of the success of apollo 12. >> yeah, we are just going to move to the area to see which way it came in, see which way -- dug up dirt, you are still sitting there. >> okay, houston, i'm doing it. the surveyor is firmly planted here. no problem. >> okay, well, we are ready to start getting the tv camera. >> okay. >> all right, you see that material disintegrate. that's easy. okay, two more cubes on the tv camera and that baby is ours. don. >> there you go. >> in the back, in the back. i've got to zip it up. we've got to cut this -- off. >> thought you were going to leave without a script and you? >> so they left so rare, and after a stop at the crater called walk, they were back in the lunar module. collecting the sol

i'm going to step off the lem.age ] >> that looks beautiful from here. >> it has a stark beauty all its own, like much of the high desert of the united states. it's different, but it's very pretty out here. are you getting a tv picture now, houston? >> neil, yes, we are getting a tv picture. you're in our field of view now. >> ready for me to come out? >> all set. >> okay. i'm on the top step. it's a very simple matter to hop down from one step to the next. >> you've got three more steps, then a long one. >> okay. i'm going to leave that one foot up there, both hands down to about the fourth rung up. >> there you go. >> i think i'll do the same. >> a little more, about another inch. there, you got it. that's a good step. >> beautiful view. >> ain't that something? magnificent sight out here. >> very fine powder, isn't it? >> neil, didn't i say we might see some purple rocks? very small, sparkly fragments. >> okay, houston, i'm going to change lenses on you. >> roger, neil. >> when you finish the panorama. >> you're

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emma frank representative doug lem alpha. i spoke with him earlier today.a he's his district is in the fire zone, and he's looking ahead to solutions that can prevent another massive fire in northern california. the dixie fire has grown to meet california's sixth largest wildfire and ironic weather, afternoon winds and dry terrain are creating a dangerous environment for cruz to get the fire under control. congressmen them. alpha wants the u. s. forest service and other government agencies to be more proactive with fire mitigation strategies. this is not a good equation here, so we've got to cut some trees. we have to be able to do some, uh, controlled burns of slash during november december when it's safe to do, so we have to do those things that help us manage, and because we're not managing at all, he says fires have changed in recent years, and they burn bigger and faster because there's an overgrowth of trees, the ground can no longer support and representative lamar alpha plans to tour the damage in greenville today, permitting, it's safe to do so. re

so what has the latest now from able can saki in southern lem? there is a cautious calm after a brief flare up of violence along the wall. the border between long time enemies has below and israel, the area behind me was a battle ground cross border shelling, but it was clear that neither israel nor has well, i was interested in any major escalation if you read has well, a statement that said that we targeted open areas around is really military outpost, basically saying that we could have hit the military outpost. we could have caused casualties. what as well as trying to do is to tell the israelis do not change the rules of engagement, which have been in place since 2006 because on early thursday, israel retaliated to rocket fire with air strikes in the past at any retaliation along the border, they used to, you know, shell areas of the not air strikes. but i think there was also another message today. and the message was from iran via has but love to israel a day or 2 after the israeli saying that we are able to directly, militarily engage wit

am this morning in the midland town of lemmings, in spot of a fire or other near by factory. we understand leason. polyurethane is the name of the company. it's a building materials company, and there are reports of many, many explosions having taken place inside that factory. as a fire has been blazing since the morning firefights is struggling to bring it under control is because of the presence of those chemicals in the yeah, that i and many others have been at 5 to face mosques because of the pollution. we've also been getting reports of things falling from the sky debris, if you will, pieces of black. it's uncertain exactly what it is that black type of plastic material start falling from the sky, which had been burned as a result of that fire. and many of those eye witnesses as well reporting that they were in their homes when they saw what they heard. huge sounds of explosions having taken place. now, it's unclear exactly what the cause of the file was. authorities are still trying to establish that they have evacuated homes that are within 70 meters of the fi, telling

you with this is auntie into washington is confirmed that it can be down to now strike against the lemming state affiliate which claim to be behind 2 days devastating terror attack at cobble airport. the drug strike was said to have eliminated, and isis k planner is not know whether the target played a role in thursday's atrocity. the airport, a tank left, a 170 people dead, 13 of them, us military personnel, whose death president biden found to avenge the u. s. is also warned to further threats posed by isis in the region and disaster citizens to stay away from the airport. while the august 31st deadline set for the us withdrew from the countries now just 3 days away. splinter group responsible for thursday's attacks, been active in eastern afghanistan and pakistan along the salvage campaign, the bloodshed when it was founded in 2015 at least the 1st export alley risk has questions about why when the u. s. had intelligence on the attack is still failed to prevented what i think regardless of whether the strike had taken place or not. i think the becky wish and if it's will continue to be

resources for the state's wildfires senators our expedia and dianne feinstein along with congressman doug lem alpha of shasta county. sent a letter to the president today saying they support governor newsom's request for a major disaster declaration for california the letter is specifically asking for federal help in response to the dixie antelope mcfarland monument and river fires officials with cal fire say the cal door fire up in el dorado county is knocking right on the door to the lake tahoe basin. fire started back on august 14th and since then it has continued to move north with flames actually jumping highway 50 over the weekend lease a. mitri tells us the fire has now burned over 114,008 and is only 9% contained which is up slightly from 5% earlier today. helicopters dumped water on the south end of the kaldor fire all afternoon. this. kanye has been a very active fire scene for last two days. it's because we get these erratic winds shooting through here spot fires have been a problem as those ember cast or shooting off the head of the fire. this is close to where the caldera fire sp

representative doug lem alpha stood outside what used to be greenville's fire station on thursday. well, here we are in the in the ruins, brandon clement traces extreme weather events for a living. he described what it was like being inside the dixie fire's path on wednesday, feeling winds nearing 60 mph. it was one of the more intensive burning his other received there. structures fully involved, fully engulfed just about everywhere. i looked, the wind was screaming. it was blowing hard enough to where it was actually gripping sheet metal off of roofs that were already on fire, he said. many of the people who owned vacation homes along lake al manar also lost homes when they can't fire tore through the city of paradise in 2018, so they're being traumatized and impact it all over again. most people in the region have evacuated their homes, including supervisor boss he said. he spoke to the man that owns this gas station in greenville. he said. the owner and his wife are now homeless. he was really upset. he lost both houses and his gas station and everything and he's not sure what

and now say that the african war is over lemming. they will soon declare. and islamic cameras up kind of on preventative, of the group still seen as a terrorist organization by many states has already addressed the nation. i'm going to diplomatic institutions that function properly for the past 20 years should continue to function as a representative of the afghan people. i ask you to continue your work and to establish diplomatic relations with the afghan people. the process of power transition if peaceful, land ongoing. my great request to the people of couple is to come to their workplace is open markets and shops. local and international organizations are requested to continue their activities as long suffering people are solely needed. the is the my group only ordered his forces to enter the capital to prevent looting and violence when after law enforcement flees, the st. unverified footage circulating on line shows people throwing rocks at security officers leaving cobble without a fight, a non pm car. if you came into force and remains in place, the

christine lem feels a huge amount of pride for her husband, joe.ne of those who pulled bodies from the rubble. that day was the reason he re—enlisted and went to fight in afghanistan. but it was there that he was killed. they went over there to make america safer. after what happened at 9/11. so, how are we safer now, with the taliban taking over? i'm sick to my stomach. looking at a 20—year war, where joe and over 2,300 soldiers have died in the afghan war. all to be given back to the taliban. joe was specifically killed by a taliban suicide bomber. christine's son was just four years old when he saluted the coffin of his father. for all the sacrifice, there are suddenly fears the chaos far away means a new, more dangerous era here. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in new york. one of the uk's most recent afghan arrivals told the bbc he faced the prospect of being beheaded if he stayed in his homeland. he was resettled in glasgow and spoke to our reporter connor gillies. it was the hardest and the most difficult time i had in my life. this man's life is u

at this airport, taliban around the airport, this is a double lemming for them. it puts them on the map. this spectacular attack today rejuvenate's the ranks of the time when isis hasn't had much to subvert over the last few years. so one of the things we should be looking for in the coming weeks and months is this will -- well this reignite the jihadist movement around the world? >> thank you for that explanation. jim, as you, know lots of talk about that garden spot of the high desert bob maher airbase. mostly in the media and on social media. i will play for you the portion of today's event where the paul -- president was asked about the airbase. >> did you personally reject a recommendation to hold, or to recapture, the airspace? >> they concluded, the military, we that bagram was not much of value added, and it was much wiser to focus on capitol. so i followed that recommendation. we >> hear, now for both chairman members of our audience, some of the republican critics on the same topic. >> i think we should reach more airfields throughout the country. that

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republican party was going to be so progressive that people were going to be leaping off a cliff like lemmings- >> you said the republican party. you meant the democratic party. >> the democratic party. colleagues have been reminding me all the time that it's the people who are really winning races and did in 2020, in those congressional races, were really moderate mainstream republicans. and by the way, given the outcome of the republican race in which the trump-endorsed candidate won, but the trump-endorsed candidate is a coal lobbyist. so i think that if we look at what kind of democrats are being elected and what kind of republicans are being elected, it says a lot about where the parties are headed. >> mm-hmm. i agree. amen. i've been saying the same thing about the democratic party. i actually think that, you know, people pay too much attention to the right's characterization of the republican party, which is of course in itself political, and also the folks from social media, which is really progressive and really far left, and it's not where the democratic party really is. you look at

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resources for the state's wildfires senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein along with congressman doug lem alpha shasta county sent a letter to the president today saying that they support governor newsom's request for a major disaster declaration for california now, this letter is specifically asking for federal help in response to the dixie antelope mcfarland monument and. her fires meantime officials with cal fire say the cow door fire in eldorado county is now knocking on the door to the lake tahoe basin the fire started on august 14th and since then it has continued to move north with flames actually jumping over highway 50 over the weekend reportedly symmetry tells us that as of tonight that fire has burned 114,000 acres. and is only 9% contained up slightly from 5% earlier today. helicopters dumped water on the south end of the kaldor fire all afternoon. this. kanye has been a very active fire scene for last two days. it's because we get these erratic winds shooting through here. spot fires have been a problem as those ember cast or shooting off the head of the fire. this is close t

help the state battle wildfires senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla as well as congressman doug lemlpha of shasta county. send a letter to the president supporting governor newsom's request for a major disaster declaration for california ktvu used jesse gary has more. rarely has so much of california caught fire on such a large scale and at the same time the wildfires across the state have already caused extensive damage to residents in infrastructure and at a mid afternoon briefing monday state and federal officials explaining the complicated series of chess moves to stay ahead of spreading flames currently 13 major wildfires are burning in california and 13,000 firefighters from every corner of the state and beyond deployed to stop the release. list march of flames the drought conditions are definitely making it challenging to get containment on these fire some of them are moving up to eight miles a day, and that's just something that's going to be really hard to build, line around and get resources on cal fire officials say over the weekend gusty winds helped the cow door fired j

no, it's very emotional, um, very upsetting representative doug lem alpha stood outside what used to be greenville's fire station on thursday. well, here we are in the in the ruins. brandon clement chases extreme weather events for a living. he described what it was like being inside the dixie fire's path on wednesday, feeling winds nearing 60 mph. it was one of the more intensive burners other received. there were structures fully involved fully in go. was just about everywhere i looked, the wind was screaming. it was it was blowing hard enough to where it was actually gripping sheet metal, often roofs that were already on fire, he said. many of the people who owned vacation homes along like al manar also lost homes when they can't fire tore through the city of paradise in 2018, so they're being traumatized and impact it all over again. 20 minutes southeast of lake almagor gs marketplace in crescent mills, known for its smoked meats has become a refuge for hungry, exhausted fire crews offering discounted meals and free coffee. they're just looking for something little they've been o

"i did how about lem lemoncloak?"u also used that. "[ bleep ] is it crazy to have a steve? like, would steve patterson be crazy? the point is biden is the fourth president to oversee a war in afghanistan that began before some of the people serving in it were even born and part of the reason for that is that none of his predecessors, be it bush, obama, or trump were willing to take responsibility of withdrawing and the fallout that comes with it. none of them were willing to bare the blame game where the craven political finger pointing we're seeing play out now in congress and the media whenever we left afghanistan, it was inevitably going to be messy and chaotic. that doesn't mean it's not tragic it is. and that doesn't mean the biden administration didn't screw up they did but the debate going on right now reminds me of when a bird gets inside your house and everybody in your family loses their minds and starts screaming ideas and none of them are good "get a laundry basket. "chase it to the chimney." "do we have a

christine lem feels a huge amount of pride for her husband, joe.anistan. but it was there that he was killed. they went over there to make america safer. after what happened at 9/11. so, how are we safer now, with the taliban taking over? i'm sick to my stomach. looking at a 20—year war, where joe and over 2,300 soldiers have died in the afghan war. all to be given back to the taliban. joe was specifically killed by a taliban suicide bomber. christine's son was just four years old when he saluted the coffin of his father. for all the sacrifice, there are suddenly fears the chaos far away means a new, more dangerous era here. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in new york. with me now is tyler pager, white house reporter at the washington post. we have had this interview with president biden that abc news ran overnight and as far as its concern, this country overnight. do you detect a sense there is shifting slightly in what the white house is saying in defence of its decision to pull out of afghanistan? i saying in defence of its decision to pull out of afgh

i will passing over the presenter privilege lemmings. >> thank you. i am ann thompson joining you from aon. with me is mike clark. you may hear from him during this conversation and you may hear from others during this conversation. as we get started i will go to the next page. today we will talk about a few things. the goals are to look at consolidated view of the goals objectives, talk about the chart r.f.p. and high level line at the end of the presentation to deal with all of it. we appreciate your feedback and input as we have this conversation. with that we will go to the next slide. you will see that what we did and this is the ask of commissioner scott from the june meeting. we outlined the specific goals. we had added four pillars and we have some key objectives outlined. what we did from the ask was try to consolidate together into one picture. you will see on the left side the five goals. then we add the pillars. there is cost, we will change to this language. quality. we will prioritize the plans for rating of 4 or higher. administration w