leroy, always gratefulfor our work. leroy, always gratefulfor your exoertise. _ work.xpertise, thanks for coming onto the programme. on the other side of the break, it's a i decoded. stay with us for that. hello. the warm and humid air that's been affecting many parts of the uk over the last few days has been swept away by this band of cloud, this frontal system that's been moving its way eastwards. it's all connected with an area of low pressure, actually an unseasonably deep low. a lot of isobars on this chart as this low drifts across the northern half of the uk. so, to go through the evening, we will continue to see some pretty strong winds across parts of northern ireland, scotland, northern england, parts of north wales. gusts of a0 to maybe 50 mph, some outbreaks of rain as well. furthersouth, breezy, but not as windy. and for south wales, the midlands, the south and the east of england, it will stay largely dry. temperatures overnight generally holding up in double digits, but as we head into tomorrow, we will have some outbreaks of rain across the north of sco

leroy: oh, no, space station is very much part of the exploration program.nly is a testing ground for astronauts and engineering studies on long-duration life-support systems, which is surprisingly difficult to do, but also it serves a biomedical tests because there are a lot of bad -- biomedical things that happen to people when they go into space for a long-duration, and we have to work out these countermeasures and develop and test them before we can confidently send humans to, say, mars for a long-duration mission. the space station has been playing that will very much as well. nasa has already seated commercial companies to begin developing their own private commercial space stations. in the idea would be that by the time it is time to decommission the iss, there would be one or more commercial stations we could send astronauts to continue this kind of work. christian: fasnating. leroy, always grateful for your expertise. thank you for coming on the program. we will take a short break. other side of that break, a announcer: funding for presentation of t

-leroy was the person in charge. consoles are monitoring their own systems, and they're all reporting into leroy what they're seeing. -columbia, houston. -go ahead, houston. -hey, rick, i guess you've been wondering, but you are go for the de-orbit burn. we are happy with the weather at ksc. you are go for the burn. -de-orbit burn is a major decision in the process. once that de-orbit burn is made, you are committed to landing. they're coming home. one way or the other, they're coming home. ♪ -columbia, houston, good burn, no trim required. -houston, thanks. -we will meet you in post-burn. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ -columbia approaching the coast of california now. the shuttle speed is 16,400 miles per hour. ♪ -flight back. go ahead mmacs. -fyi, i've just lost four separate temperature transducers on the left side of the vehicle , hydraulic return temperatures. ♪ -we start seeing anomalies. sensors are starting to fail. -okay, is there anything common to them? dsc or mdm or anything? i mean, you're telling me you lost them

and i had a crazy cousin, cousin leroy, leroy played the piano. but he played boogie-woogie.how to -- ♪ ♪ ♪ -- anyway, i got into it once i heard that boogie-woogie. i was gone. that was it . it was all over for me. >> what was your dad's influence? >> my dad, he was the one that loved music so much that he would buy the records. my mom did not buy records. he would get the records of nat king cole, and i would just sit there and listen to them for hours. >> how did you manage to get people like lou rawls and bb king and go around the world with these kind of people? >> at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale. actually had two clubs, the showcase and the sportsman. and he would have being one club and lou rawls in the other. and by us playing at the showcase at the time, i got to play with everybody that was big. coming from vallejo, i thought i was, man, in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. i mean, it doesn't get much better than etta james, lou rawls, bernie andrews, charles miss away. it was great for me. >> in

and leroy merlin in russia will change its name to lemana pro. before the end of the year. the rebranding is planned to be completely completed in 2025. all stores will operate as before. french leroy merlin decided to stop financing the russian business in '22. she later transferred her assets to local management. it was economics news. short. the results of two years of work are being summed up by the all for victory charitable foundation, created on behalf of the president by the all-russian popular front. at the russian forum exhibition, several events are dedicated to this, we will learn all the details from our correspondent maria valieva. so, maria, greetings, well, you and i know that at vdnkh everything is always very busy. it is known that today’s program includes an awards ceremony for volunteers and work several large stands. what else can you see there? yes, alexey, hello, indeed, the program today is very busy, next to the seventy-fifth pavilion the people's front organized an exhibition, all-terrain vehicles, buggies, look at the t

joining me now is former astronaut leroy xiao. leroy, good morning to you. thanks for being with me. so it's scheduled to launch in about five hours. there were other delays in may, several mechanical problems. what do you think based on what you know of all the pieces in place? you think is going up yeah, this program has had its share of issues and missteps and the company has a whole has as well and their commercial airplane business as well as the spacecraft business. >> but this time today, it's looking pretty good. everything seems healthy. i haven't heard any reports of any issues does anyone's working there? is that small helium leak in the spacecraft's propulsion system that nasa and boeing have jointly decided that it's safe to fly with. in fact, they said the nasa program manager said we could tolerate a leak. 100 times larger. so everything should be good. bush and 70 you're getting ready to go out there and strap in and i know both of them well and have my fingers crossed for them to have a really great flight test of the new starliner. >> you r

leroy merlin has been working in the russian federation since 2004. currently, there are as many as 112 stores. after the start of putin's full-scale invasion of ukraine, it did not stop working, like many foreign companies. in the forbes rating of the largest foreign brands in ukraine aggressors for 2022, leroy merlin took first place. the turnover amounted to almost 530 billion rubles. we see, vasyl, that after all, well-known brands are still trying to hold on to the market russians and... are trying to cover up their work somehow by changing their names, but the essence of the business remains the same. and how will they call liroa marlene self-made or how interesting in russia? lemanapron, they deciphered it there. i don’t like this name, but it seems to me that you can’t screw it up, you can’t return it, anyway, the business is french, in particular this company, these owners continue to work for the aggressor, well, bloody money, it’s good, by the way, it doesn’t bring happiness, it so simple for really, this money fills the state budget, the a

leroy merlin works. in the russian federation since 2004, currently has as many as 112 stores, after the start of putin's full-scale invasion of ukraine , it did not stop working, like many foreign companies in the forbes rating, the largest of foreign brands in ukraine for the year 2022, leroy merlin took the first place, the turnover amounted to almost 530 billion rubles. we see , vasyl, that after all, well-known brands still ... try to hold on to the russian market and somehow try to veil their work by changing names, but the essence of the business remains the same, and how will they call liruy marlen self-made or how interesting in russia? leman pron, they decode this name by the syllables there, but it seems to me that it’s hard not to screw it up, how not to return it, anyway, the business is french, in particular this company, these owners continue to work for the aggressor, well, bloody money, it is good, by the way, it does not bring happiness, it is so simple for the mind. fill the state budget of the aggressor country and these funds go to the war in ukraine, but let's r

mayor - major, excuse me, leroy home of united flight 93 on septembeg 11th, 2001.been said, major homer was a true american hero who gave his life to protect our country. and here today, as my honored guests, i've invited major homer's wife, melodie, and daughter, laurel, to join us. and, melodie and laurel, thank you for all your family has done to serve our nation. [applause] ■nso, looking out at these cade, we know major homer's vision and and, graduates, then, finally, i will say. wherever you go from here, you are ready. you l re you have the skills. you have the knowled and the strength of character to meet any challenge. you are warriors. you have dedicated yourselves to the service of our nation. and america's security relies on you. you will make our country proud.it is my profound honor to congratulate you on this tremendous accomplishment and to soon address you as graduates of the united states air force academy. god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. thank you.■z

back in march last year, the french owners of leroy merlin announced that they would transfer the russian has 112 stores. based on the results of the twenty-second year , forbes named luroa merlin the largest foreign company in russia. luro merlen belongs to the french mulier family. she also owns networks. ashen and decathlon, while the former continues to operate in russia, the chain of sports stores has already sold its russian business. today, the tverskoy court of moscow sentenced the former head of the state-owned avtodor company, sergei kelbakh, to 12 years in prison. he was found guilty of abuse of power during the construction of the central ring road in the moscow region. in addition, according to the court decision, kelbakh will have to pay the ministry of transport almost 2 billion. make decisions on construction and that the money within the framework of the controversial transactions was distributed after sergei kelbakh resigned from avtodor. on the russian stock market today, investors staged a sell-off. the moscow exchange index slid at the close of trading to a place it h

leroy child always great to chat good, good to be with you. always, boris. thanks thanks when we come back, kim jong-un says, north korea and russia now have a new alliance after president putin's visit we'll walk through how the us's response bonding just ahead when another hour of cnn news central starts one second, you feel safe the police are on their way. well he's still do for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis, dan, who are anti echr antibody positive season to season. all two mirrors is continuous symptom control with improvement in activities of daily living, it is reduced muscle weakness and ulta mirror is, is we only long-acting gng treatment? which of freedom of just 67 infusions per year for a predictable routine, i can count on ultimate years can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chances serious meningococcal infections which may become life-threatening or fatal, and other types of infections complete or update your meningococcal vaccines at least two weeks befo

we're now roughly like a minute, 30 from docking. >> leroy as we're watching this unfold, take us inside the minds of these astronauts about to accomplish something historic oh, absolutely. butch and sandi are constantly professionals. they're very laser focused on the task at hand. docking is one of those critical maneuvers. and so they're watching, their instruments there. they've got their check checklist sound and they are just monitoring the situation monitoring the automatic situation poised to take manual control if necessary and again, they're delayed just a little bit just to wait for optimal lighting conditions that a big deal tell us what we're looking at here. are you able to see the picture is we're looking at the capsule moving towards the space station yes so i have an image of the capsule as it's approaching. so as you pointed out, very slowly approaching, very slowly or not at all, like, the movies. you don't come whizzing in and dock. it takes that takes a bit of time. >> you've got to be got to be slow and deliberate anyway, by the, by the way, i mean, i'm very familia

two hours to kill leroy chao. thank you very much for being with us as we wait, what will hopefully be a launched this morning, it's great to see the rug. >> all right. so the fbi director now says he cannot remember another time when the country faces so many different threats of domestic terrorism simultaneously more of this, more on this ominous warning from the fbi director coming up and new details on the tragic incident when a woman was hit by a train, that she was handcuffed in the backseat of police car the increase in wildfires is exponential unpredictable, uncontrollable, with overwhelming costs the need to do something is urgent slightly birth with we have schreiber sunday at night on cnn, not flossing well, then add the wo of listerine to your roof see new science shows listerine is five times more effective than floss ev, reducing flats above the gum line for a cleaner, healthier mouth this three, feel the world first we did the impossible. then you age so many of the impossible that we completely ran

they're not taking anything for granted spirits or high a team. germany's bass players like leroy sign, a took some time to meet with fans and signed a few autographs. the head of the high pressure round of 16 clash with denmark, the relationship between the team and supporters is back on track at their home euros. after several disappointments that recent tournaments you go to them on so that people really support us. we have sparked and been a few more in germany, and we will now try to keep that going to be in the that's why that's a blog because slaughter back is a solution to one of the coach. you really are not those mines headaches, the germany bloss use the same starting 11 and all 3 group matches. now he has to make changes defender jonathan tom will not be available. his yellow card against the switzerland was his 2nd of the tournament meeting. he will serve a one match pan slot or back is expected to replace tom. but fellow center back antonio. really good. it may also missed the game with a hamstring injury, which i'll do for that's the most i've had an injury like that in

thank you david leroy, we appreciate your time.ntime mainstream media's wall-to-wall coverage culminating in what became a celebration of sorts after the guilty verdicts were red. matt finn is live with that part of the story. good evening. >> reporter: trace, so members of the media have not been able to contain their excitement over former president trump's conviction and here are some of the ladies of the view. >> i was at costco buying, you know, ten boxes of coffee. my watch started to buzz and i got so excited i started leaking a little bit. i felt like america won. i felt like new york won. i felt like the manhattan das office won. i felt like i won. >> trace: here's trump opponent adam schiff and host of morning show on msnbc. >> trump and his maga followers are digging in, trying to tear down the system. >> there's going to be violence, there's going to be trouble. this is wrong. there's going to be some problems here, maybe some violence, and this president, former president, should not have done what he did. >> i don't t

leroy murdoch. who i have become friends withre american spectator and numerous other places. wrote an article in which he mentions some of the things that even trying to be one. that is nice. he wrote donald j. trump will address the libertarian party at his national convention on saturday. libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. that is nice. that is nice. only if maybe you don't want to win. maybe you don't want to win. thank you. only do that if you want to win. if you want to lose, don't do that. keep getting your 3% every four years. the reasons for doing so, policy politics are as solid as the hope diamond. he said this. this event is very unprecedented, he said. as the cato institute president, peter gopher observed at thursday's washington post, it will be the first time in u.s. history a presidential candidate of a rival party will address the convention of a is presumably gathering to nominate its own candidate. now i think you nominate me, or at least vote for me, and we should win together. you heard those words. nominate me or

leroy murdoch, who i've become friends with this his writings in american spectator and other placesticle in which he mentions just some of the things that m a libertarian without even trying to be one. that's nice. he wrote -- donald j. trump will address the libertarian party at its national convention on saturday. the libertarian matter should nominate trump for president of the united states. that's nice. that's nice. [boos] >> only if you want to win. only if you want to win. maybe you don't want to win. maybe you don't want to win. thank you, the d. roy. only do that if you want to win. if you want to lose, don't do that. keep getting your 3% every four years. the reasons for doing sotics, as the hope g d. roy says that this event is very unprecedented, he said. as the cato institute pe oned in thursday's "washington post," it will be the first time a u.s. -- think of this -- first time in u.s. al candidate of a rival party will address the convention of a prey gathering to nominate its own candidate. now i think you should nominate me or at least vote for me and we should win

leroy, how worrisome is all of this? >> well, it is a little bit perplexing. i mean, the starliner had a number of issues before launch. finally got cleared for launch, and then on the approach to the station had some fairly minor problems, some helium leaks, they were pretty small thruster failures, which were a little bit more eyebrow-raising, but they cleared four out of five thrusters to be reactivated for return nasa delaying a few times the return saying, hey, look, we want to get more data, do some testing because the service module, which is a piece that's having the problems, it detaches and burns up in the atmosphere on the way home. so they they're not going to get it back. so that all made sense. tents and all along the way, they were saying, okay, well, but everything's fine with the spacecraft, the butch and senate can return at anytime if necessary but what was missing in yesterday's announcement, first of all, in delayed indefinitely while we look at the data and then they admitted the statement that while butch and sunny can come back anytime

they started prescribing leroy glue tides the children age 12 or older. oh, of course. initially the drug was thought to only be of direct benefit to a friends group of obese patients. they're not bodies to this party, but when given to younger people, it can help them if they've lost their mobility. so can we be able to use for the when our case given new hope to some who had given up the issue and this new option helps avoid the dangers of discrimination knocked down activities affect hope. you don't want these control. 22, we talk to them at length to be sure that it works, which is the objective. the point is not in simply prescribing something to use to put fee on. so we want to see them getting a genuine benefit in their lives. if you've had, don't know the, in february, march, april, may, june, july eltoff was about, i was a bit overweight compared to other kids, but not necessarily because of what i was eating me and my sister always got the same food for ma mazda on the same portions, so i really can't say why that happened. the back one will suf

let's speak to dr leroy chiao, a retired astronaut and nasa engineer.let's talk about that far side of the moon. how much more difficult is it to try and launch a successful mission there? so the far successful mission there? sr the far side has been much less explored than the side that faces the earth, for many reasons, including the fact it's difficult to communicate with a spacecraft on the far side, because radio transmissions rely on line off—site. so what the chinese have done several years ago was to put a relay satellite at the second point between the earth and the moon. —— rely on the line of sight. it is able to relay radio signals back and forth. so the change six has successfully landed, and as you pointed out, it aims to return the first samples from the far side of the moon back to the earth, so very exciting. what more can _ earth, so very exciting. what more can we _ earth, so very exciting. what more can we learn _ earth, so very exciting. what more can we learn from - earth, so very exciting. what| more can we learn from those partic

she was given leroy glue tied to the fox, repulsive at 1st. i thought i could manage without surgery how soon? so dr. 5, the suggested i try 6 and my goal said i was able to lose weight it. uh, is it true? but unfortunately, not enough. may pacifism all this, like how long did you take steps and come into it? all right, it helped me to lose about 7 kilo's and i think i was on it for 9 months. that was in 2018 in po box a victim. and for you also provided with dietary advice or psychological counseling . yes, of course it, did you have any adverse effects to the injections looks to where you use a bill that was fine but the results were not as i had hoped to see. so i had surgery in november, so you know if the house was no lonesome you called us, we'll have a look to see whether there are any problems with your abdominal wall and interest . and why actually are the best? who wants to have some patients have a good response to these treatments, but without the, is it 70 moderate or even negative? if you and then we have no long term data form.

-the ascent team is led by flight director leroy cain for today's launch. -okay, folks.n. for me, it was always when you got the t-minus 10 minute hold and you give the final "go/no go" for launch. that is kind of the moment where you realize that this is about to get real. -go/no go for launch, final. guidance? gc? prop? gnc? max? -for me personally, i could feel my adrenaline gland just go and then my heart rate pick up a little bit. -you ready for g1 launch target? -there's a lot of responsibility. you're getting ready to launch a space shuttle with humans on board. it is not an easy business. -houston, flight is go. -you're committed at that point, so now it's focus on what's ahead of you. -countdown clock will resume on my mark. three, two, one, mark. -t-minus nine minutes and counting. [ indistinct conversations ] -it's a weird feeling, you know? your loved one is strapped into that vehicle, and it's getting ready to launch. i just thought, "i have absolutely no control over how this is gonna go." -gls is go for orbiter access arm retract. -i do remember looking at

neil: leroy, fascinating, your career, you were part of a unique group of incredible human beings.rnational space station commander, appreciate it. we all did that together. hopefully they will fix a lot of these concerns. 2% inflation. the federal reserve will cut interest rates. they are there already in britain but are not cutting interest rates. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started noticing subtle lapses in memory. i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. it's helped my memory. it's helped my cognitive qualities. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. [kettle hisses] ♪ oh my god. [phon

pleased to say the former nasa astronaut, who was once the commander of the international space station, leroyll flawless launch, _ this the textbook launch? this will flawless launch, not _ this the textbook launch? this will flawless launch, not even - this the textbook launch? this will flawless launch, not even the - flawless launch, not even the smallest anomalies and everything seemed to be nominal and going very well and elicit 2a hours, it should docked to the space station and so far, so good. docked to the space station and so far. so good-— far, so good. what does this mean for nasa's operation _ far, so good. what does this mean for nasa's operation and _ far, so good. what does this mean for nasa's operation and costs - far, so good. what does this mean for nasa's operation and costs in i for nasa's operation and costs in terms of exploration?— terms of exploration? nasa, ten ears a . o terms of exploration? nasa, ten years ago contracted _ terms of exploration? nasa, ten years ago contracted boeing - terms of exploration? nasa, ten years ago contracted boeing and started space x

earlier this week. 21 days of national morning has been declared welcome web has moved from the capital leroy, which was the devastating blow for supporters of malawi as vice president, solace to lima. together that is official residence in the capital, a long way for a vigil following the announcement of his death on tuesday. the government soon said he'll be given a state to funeral. what is very important at the point at the moment is that we, mon, beloved, vice president and the outlaws that lost their lives in a manner that is very dignified to name. it was in a small twin engine plane that crashed on monday near its destination. the northern city of them, caesar, it took more than 24 hours to find the ag croft and confirm his death. the remains of the 9 people on board with slaten by helicopter to a long way. president lazarus checkware announced last month that he'd run for a 2nd time in elections due next. yeah. team is support as beneath the president check where i would step aside and allow to lima to run people, some of them suspect file play. his policies called for an investigati

i agree with leroy number did not receive an emotional and logical resolution in the finale.lera, how emotional. but here incredible justice was restored the audience gave their rating. “okay, the fifth episode is akin to a russian roller coaster, but the main thing is that all the participants reached the finals, the reinforced concrete leaders are belarusians, but balagan limited is on their heels, gold arrows and ladybug are on the last lines, everyone has a chance, because this the most unpredictable show, today is the grand finale of the first season of via superstar, who will take the superstar gold cup, for whom lalita will vote, which..." hera tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv. since birth , little yulia has been fighting for the right to life. the girl was born with one of the most complex heart defects. in the first days after birth , yulia was operated on and this operation helped the girl survive. when yulia was 6 months old, doctors were supposed to carry out a radical correction of the defect, but during the operation it turned out that the defect was much more complex a

leroy chiao is a former astronaut who was once commander of the international space station.eroplanes. he turned 90 earlier this year. by all accounts, he was still sharp as a tack and very physically active and of course, still flying. sadly, he died in a plane crash but you know, he lived a full life and was doing what he loved. certainly, the apollo 8 mission was a very daring mission, a very bold mission, kind of conceived very bold mission, kind of conceived very late in the game for the launch as far as mission planning goes. it was a gamble that the americans, the united states took to go ahead and go around the moon with the apollo spacecraft because the lunar lander was not ready yet. so bill took that iconic picture, earthrise, that is still seen all the time. i have used it myself! he will be remembered and missed by all of us but especially among us professional astronauts. there is nothing better when you are in space and to look back at the earth and marvel at the beauty of our planet. every part looks different in its own way and it is much more colourful and v

i've been speaking to leroy chiao — a fellow former astronaut — who was once commander of the international he went on and lived a very full life. he ran general dynamics after he left nascar and continued after he left nasa and continued to fly aeroplanes. he he turned 90 earlier this year and was still, by all accounts, sharp as a tack and very physically active and of course, still flying. and so it's sad that he died in a plane crash, but, you know, he lived a full life and was doing what he loved. and tell us what you think his legacy will be. well, certainly the apollo 8 mission was a very daring mission, a very bold mission, kind of conceived, you know, very late in the game for the launch as far as mission planning goes. and it was a gamble that the americans, the united states, took to go ahead and go around the moon with the apollo spacecraft because our lunar lander wasn't ready yet. and so, as you pointed out, bill took that iconic earthrise picture that is still seen all the time. i've used it myself. and, you know, he will be remembered and missed by all of us, but especially

let's speak to leroy chiao — a former astronaut — who was once commander of the international space station of, and he was a very nice man, but very serious. a consummate astronaut and pilot, and he went on and lived a very full life. iran general dynamics after he left nasa, and continue to fly aeroplanes. he turned 90 earlier this year, and was by all accounts sharp as a tack. very physically active, and still flying, of course. it is sad that he died a plane crash, but he lived a full life and was doing what he loves. —— he ran general dynamics. tell us what you think his legacy will be? . , tell us what you think his legacy will be? ., , ~ ,., ., will be? certainly the apollo eight mission was _ will be? certainly the apollo eight mission was very _ will be? certainly the apollo eight mission was very bold, _ will be? certainly the apollo eight mission was very bold, and i will be? certainly the apollo eight i mission was very bold, and conceived very late in the game for the launch. as far as mission planning goes. it was a gamble that the americans and the united states took to go ahe

kennedy when they first brought it with leroy king and i think the spanish guy, morales was here at thatole thing is, when they first brought it up and they had just completed the african museum, i told them the mexican museum and the mexican peoples were the first people besides the native americans here in san francisco. this is their land. they have been forced out and what have you. i think it behooves this commission and the city to whatever it takes to make that museum possible bring to fruition. we need the history from the african american community and the other races in this community to know about the mexican american museum. they have a rich history, okay and when they had free slaves a lot of the slaves african american slave s went to mexico okay. we need to have that history, so peoples know how we are intermingled, okay. whatever they need, this commission should give it to them. you didn't have no problems giving the italians the produce market out there in on gerald street and they didn't have to go through all this. you didn't have no problems the commission didn't hav