still faces severe challenges to china is committed to building community with a shared future for mankind. all right, let's cross now live to see to 10 digital reporter assenture way is a way the 2 sessions are probably something a lot of our viewers have not heard about. can explain to us why it's important for china and the world as a whole. well actually indeed to the 2 sessions days, among the most important and significant the events in china and offering the key side into the policy throughout turn, the of the world's 2nd largest economy decisions and the policy and announcement made the same page. you will not only shape the lives of a 1400000000 chinese, but also have a bar reaching global implications. and today's openness sessions i was there. and i notice that the cvc nash, the committee has emphasized the 1st 3 international singers and activities, abuto global communication platforms, in 2020 full. you fact, uh, personally, but it's very several there. they're extend j's, they activities last year and over the policy you are the secret pcc match. the committee has coordinates

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the highest calling of mankind i often thought was private equity. then i started interviewing. i watched your interview so i know how to interview. i learned how leaders make it to the top. jeff: he said 250, i said fine. i didn't negotiate and i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate as the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] i'm in the statehouse house in maryland where i just had a conversation with wes moore, the charismatic governor of maryland. he said he would deftly run for reelection in two years. he also said he hasn't decided if you will run for president of the united states but many people think he would be an excellent candidate in four years. my conversation with him was one of the most interesting ones i've had with any governor in recent years. you were asleep one night and somebody i think woke you up and said the key bridge was collapsing. who woke you up and what did you say? gov. moore: it was our fantastic chief of staff at 2:02 in the morning. he call

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and it's against human mankind july much. but it's unfortunately a color practiced by general government, by, by the federal state governmental area, as it seems as well. okay, before we go, some news coming in. israel has launch multiple or strikes on several areas in southern lebanon despite the ceasefire agreement with principal a, the, the media reports say it is the largest idea of attack since the 6 far came into effect last november . these really military set a targeted sites were weapons and rocket launchers were located. i think that the positions posed a threat to his real on were in violation of the deal. no casualties have been it's not is, are up for this hour and our programs are just getting going. see what's showing wherever you're watching from right after the break. this is your are to introduce the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk. were all things are considered? i'm peter level. there's a growing consensus, but a deal is necessary to end the conflict and ukraine. thi

one and a half 1000000 people on keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible, bloody stains in the history of the european colonial empires. look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show your mind and justification. we should be very careful about official intelligence as the point obviously, is to place a trust. i rather than fit the various jobs. i mean, with the artificial intelligence we have so many with him in the a robot must protect his phone. existence was on the on the hollywood local. now. i was fucking into dreamland for dreams. come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house looks good and then pulls up somebody for working to pretty jobs and still not enough because of the cost of leaving also has increased coal bags and then still by chance, last year long the amount of of homeless growth by 12 percent in california. the victor

the 2 people have died also called joys through pedestrian area and the western german city of mankind and u. s. media report. so the defense secretary is ordering the suspension of all the funds to cyber operations against russia. the thank you for joining us. how mazda is quoting on his role to return to the table for pools on the 2nd phase of january's goal is to cease $50.00 prime minister benjamin netanyahu thought it was refusing and says he wants an extension of phase one. meanwhile, as well as denying the entry of urgent supplies into the strip, including food medicines and shelter. right? so when i is ations, have condemned israel's holt to deliveries, saying it's illegally using salvation as a weapon to rule separately, the all reports of the water supply and data by law having this policy has been cut off due to a power failure. meanwhile, news radio tax in southern garza has kills at least 2 people and wounded 3 others. palestinians now say that they fail to see spa mind collapse altogether of the product i bought as well. how's the latest from the gaza strip? it is very fo

and it's against human mankind july lines. but it's unfortunately a call we practiced by german government by, by the federal escape, governmental of our yeah. as it seems as well. okay, before we go. so news coming in. israel has launch multiple or strikes on several areas in southern 11 on the spike. the ceasefire agreement with principal a the media reports say it is the largest idea of attack since the 6 far it came into effect last november. these really military set of targeted sites were weapons and rocket launchers were located. i think that the positions posed a threat to israel and we're in violation of the deal. no casualties have been it's not is are up for this our, our programs are just getting going. see what showing wherever you're watching from right after the break. this is your, our teachers, the who, when i went to the wrong, just don't you have to safe house become an engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. the there is a growing consensu

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so it's a cultural practice ensure it's a legal and it's against human mankind july months. but it's unfortunately a call in practice by from government, by, by the federal escape governmental area, as it seems very well. just to expand on on something you said there are a number of works like pablo picasso is modern. slay, in the bavarian collection, have been up the centre of lengthy legal bustles between authorities, unders because the party disagree on whether the painting was sold under duress. how difficult is it to establish the truth behind the origin of these works so many decades later? and sometimes it's not easy, but in some of the case that it seems as far as i quickly search the very clear that the all those was stolen around the pictures by the nazis. and so the government shots, at least in this case is pay and then the other cases you always can struggle. but if it's. ready long gone a gauge, it's not easy to find all the shows, but i just need to actually side to want to restore options. there is such us already found out in many cases, that there has to be

they have helped mankind onto this great aspiration. while i fear there will be some white men unable to forget that with malignant heart and deceitful speech, they have strove to hinder it. thank you all again for coming out. i think we've got time for maybe one question. sorry to sneak up here, but thank you so much for excellent talk. is this on? yeah, i'm really interested in this idea of the fight for civil rights. and i have a question that's maybe a little different spin on it. so as we probably all know, and which is also evident in your talk given a lot of northerners racist to arming black soldiers, being in a northern state, being anti-slavery, even being an abolitionist, certainly did not mean were pro civil rights. if you were white for african actually the most anti individuals who held anti-slavery beliefs even abolitionists did not believe in political or legal equality. and you know, a lot of northern states had laws that limited the the rights of african-american kids, you know, even even without enslavement. right and

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it is another giant step for mankind as a private lunar lander blue ghost sticks its landing on the moong the firefly aerospace aircraft made 2 and 25000-mile trip to deliver a drill, vacuum and other experiments for nasa. this landing makes a fire flight the first private company to successfully put a spacecraft on the moon. a legendary nasa astronaut buzz tune into the landing giving his stamp of approval with the thumbs up. how about that. president trump touts a large drop in border crossings during his first month in office, unprecedented even will see speak live with the brand-new speak live with the brand-new border patrol ch chief michael banks, next. into an empower ira, and it's grown nicely. i'm for team splurge. (♪) thanks, grandpa! get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. when you need to prepare for unpredictable adventures... [gasp] you need weathertech. [hot dog splat] laser measured floorliners

this morning, yet another leap for mankind.lue ghost, firefly's robotic spacecraft, touching down on the moon. >> stuck the landing. we're on the moon. >> ignition. >> reporter: the daring descent comes after a roughly 6 week and 240,000 mile journey. along the way, blue ghost beaming back the far side of the moon. now, on the nearside surface, and equipped with nasa science gear. the next phase of its mission begins. two weeks probing the interior of the moon to depths up to 700 miles. snapping x-ray images to study how space weather interacts with earth's magnetic field. the momentous nmission comes a year after intuitive machines was the first private company to land a paspacecraft on the moon. and as nasa has partnered with different companies to aim for humans returning to thelun nar surface. today's landing, a monumental step, in the modern day space race. and another vessel is expected to land on the moon on thursday. nasa says these experiments and tech demonstrations on uncrewed missions will help scientists understand

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. >> another giant leap for mankind. a private u.s.has achieved a fully successful lunar landing. fireflies unmanned blue ghost lander touched down on the moon early this morning. the second commercial spacecraft to ever do so the mission is part of a nasa partnerships supporting nasa's artemis program in an effort to cut costs and return astronauts to the moon. the lander captured stunning footage on your screen of earth and the moon along its journey, including in these photos, that blue goes first image of the lunar surface. just incredible. well, still ahead, it was a night of sure bets prizes and sweeps. we have the highlights from the 97th academy awards. >> and some college basketball happening in the bay today who came out on top of the head of conference tournament play that and much more sports that and much more sports after the break. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line,

. >> another giant leap for mankind, a private u.s. spacecraft has achieved a fully successful lunar landing. fireflies unmanned luego slander touchdown on the moon early sunday morning. the second commercial spacecraft to ever do so the mission is part of a nasa partnerships supporting nasa's artemis program in an effort to cut costs and return astronauts to the moon. lander captured study footage of the earth and the moon along its attorney, including this photo. lugo's first image of the lunar surface. nasa's of the last, the latest addition to their fleet space telescopes. so you're access tomorrow. they're going to go into space. vandenberg space force base on the falcon 9 rocket. the telescope will quickly start scanning the sky with near-infrared wavelengths collecting data on more than 450 million galaxies. the telescope carries a high power camera that we'll capture the space pixel by pixel rex will then order the earth 14 and a half times a day completing 11,000 orbit in its 2 year incredible. up next, a look morning news to

discoveries that will be useful to united states and to mankind and i will share with you my discoveries if you underwrite this expedition. and the apes members say, huh? we've heard idea before we, you know. have you ever heard of thomas jefferson? he's been talking about this for almost a decade, as early as 1783, jefferson had trying to fund a transcontinental expedition. in fact, in 1783, he appointed he reached out to george rogers clark, conqueror of the west, to see clark would undertake an expedition to the pacific ocean. he to raise money, particularly through the virginia government, but he couldn't receive any funding. so it died 1791, 92. he'd approached the apes. he said, do you think can raise the money through the apes to do this? the apes try to reach out and find somebody who could undertake this expedition? one of the people there, they broached idea with was meriwether lewis jefferson said he didn't think lewis was to the task yet by the time he probably wasn't. but he meets andre michaux these members say you've got to meet thomas jefferson, you've got to talk to him.

so that would be and a 2 hour long state the union, which would break every record known to mankind.ll clinton at about an hour. 28. so feeling this is when he says big, going to be long, going to be big because it's going to be talking about everything he's done for the past. 43 days and whether you like it or don't like it. and he's going to want to talk about each and every one of those things to remind the american people about what it is he's been doing. the question is whether elon musk will show up or >> that's what we're hearing that we're hearing that he's been invited. he also says in a lot of his surrogates have been saying as well, there will be fireworks. how do we to interpret that? >> i have feeling that he is going to be. talking about things. these at the 10 days that harris, i'm sure he will reference with with the selloff. the stock market's been about. it's going vote with the tears mean canada. mexico fan know everything like that. going to be talking about, you know, what he's been doing to the federal government and elon musk is stripping way store cutting are