so it might take days, it may take weeks, and they've been very clear, masser and earn the applied physics laboratory at johns hopkins. they're both looking at this course into, into international space. mid he's looking at this with ground telescopes, they're all the all take time to see whether it's worth it. one other thing i like to say is this is that you know, these things on costing years in advance. so a cape is the money worth it in the middle of an economic crisis. who knows, but they had to go ahead now it was on target. it was on plan. and we will see we are really interested in asteroids. actually because of the crises that we see on earth, you know we'd, we'd need to see whether to protect ourselves, but also they do hold valuable resources. we think, you know, like nickel and iron things that we may use for space habitations, but also to bring that to worth and space missions have done that and i brought that minerals so you know, i'm not an economist, but it's fascinating stuff. it's good for knowledge and it could also bring back economic benefit to earth. so in that sense

now masser is rolled out another launch attempt in the coming days. fritz austin is one new mission. us space agency had to postpone the launch of its giant rocker earlier after a few leak. it was the 2nd time in a week. a technical issue has derailed. blast off program says the leak is too complex to fix it a matter of days. and a 3rd attempt will be delayed until at least late september launch period. 25 is are definitely off the table. we won't be launching or this period ends on tuesday . we will not be launching in this launch period launch period 26 and 27 will really depend on the options that the team comes back with likely on monday or early tuesday morning. so our confidence comes through what we're going to learn in this. when we're ready to go back out there, we'll go back out there and try for another launch. i'm serious. alan fish has more on the days events and cape canaveral. this is miss launch control at a t minus for hours and 45 minutes in counting. the rocket was primed. the cone don't underway, but his feeling of the giant rockets began. it became clear that in

and you're well aware of the case of masser armine, who died reportedly after being beaten by police that been big protest to your reaction to her death and to the protests are her death is horrific. it shows the lance to which the iranian regime will go to stop a peaceful protest. and we warn with the people of ukraine, her death, as you know, president biden wants to go back into a nuclear deal with iran talks are stored at the moment. there are lots of people protect on capitol hill in an israel who are opposed. they might say this case shows that you should give up on diplomacy with the wrong. we will continue to look for efforts to engage with the iranians because president biden has been cleared. the only way to stop iran from attaining a nuclear weapon is through this deal. there is other, there are other discussions on these other issues that we have to address as well. but around has a deal on the table the you put a credible deal on the table. a run only has to accept it and we will include that . but we will continue to deal with the other human rights issues and concerns

president announced that he plans to allow noncollege graduates to pay for the debt burden of those with masser'sand ph.d. in berkeley and bethesda. 56% of the student loan debt is held by people with graduate degrees. about a third of americans go to college, but what we should do, washington says, is take money from noncollege graduates and give it to folks with graduate degrees and hope it reduces the deficit. drunk stuff. americans have watched as every basic household necessity has become more expensive from groceries to gas and then they hear politicians change the name of their bill to the inflation reduction act and applaud themselves for spending hundreds of billions of dollars of inflationary dollars on the steps of the white house tuesday afternoon. folks, this isn't just p offensive, it's the kind of behavior and dishonesty that poisons democracy. politicians are saying things here that are 180-degrees reverse rd from reality. it doesn't just matter economically, it matters civically. this is a relationship bills on trust, a trust that when elected officials in washington should be ta

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