mr. martin. colleagues, any questions for mr. marty know the airport will be back shortly for the budget. any questions? okay. seeing none mr. martin thank you four allowing the lady to be here in city hall >> at this point we'll open up for public comment are there any members of the public who wish to speak. >> i do have a question for the airport staff. i dissipated out for a second there. so i wanted to ask about the clear challenge contract that was before us last year, we have $10 million or 12 i forgot >> 10.5. >> how have we done compared to what we have expected we were told we were on the kurp of where we were going to land and do you have any report if i don't if you could share that with our office. >> i'll follow-up with a report to your office. >> one more supervisor breed. >> hello director marty wanted to ask i know this is an informal presentation you'll be coming before us soon and i want to know more details about the museum the project you have underway. >> we're adding additional resources to the program i'll

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nevertheless mr martin's ice as prospects for the kitchen in the country part of the upper level low. he was eleventh of august. politically speaking. it was israel's top scientist leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life wednesday algae. fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical that's why dr meets more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green. she believes algae is extracted because not only reduces carbon dioxide from smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could be just thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic. jason also provide context and i integrate quickly the dpp group and the ppt feet above the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market but also the king of the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jobs and strong regrets perhap

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hero's first the mr martin. lewis.put it under control more than a watershed in making news all the face guys are a lot of people moan. and. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. if you leave with the economic ups and downs in the fine it tolerable month day the london deal sank i and the rest of the life during the making will be if we can all stay. home. and. speak your language or not a day of. school music programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you. the little tonnage of angola's kidneys stories. you hear. detroit all teach spanish for the. visit. your asian media for a dime of the journalists politicians and public figures from eastern right here come from tradition abuse the quest for compromises and possibility of current world affairs your resume easier for people twenty fourth twenty. we breaking news here on activists in eastern ukraine declared the done yet screech in an independent state after seizing local government buildings. infringement against what we are defendin

mr. martin, and thank you very much. >> thank you, chuck. >> we will of course monitor the breaking newslvania where 20 students were injured a. male sophomore has been taken into custody for an attack that happened starting at 7:15. it happened while class was in session, and it lasted about 15 minutes until the police were able to finally bring the custody into -- bring the suspect into custody, and according to our affiliate, seven are believed to have life threatening injuries. and the school is in the process of reuniting the students with the families. we will have the all of the latest and give you all of the factual details, and with that, we give it over to chris jansing. >>> i'm msnbc bill karins, and beautiful beautiful weather coast to coast, and this is the warmest day we have seen this spring, and 97 in phoenix, and look at minneapolis at 72. the snow is melting in a hurry through northern portions of wisconsin and great lakes of northern new england as the sunshine will be right with us throughout the day. enjoy. until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious

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hero's first the mr martin. welcome to report i'm alex geyser europe it is once know for sure if it can confidently say that it will be leaving tomorrow i proffer as of course europe initially it was a salva well max the us dollar may be shuffling off this mortal coil if the j.p. morgan chart here titled you reserve currency status does not last forever starting from fourteen hundred we had the portugal as a reserve currency then spain netherlands france britain and now the us the us has outlasted the netherlands so far as about the equal to portugal wow ok so the us dollar is ready to. bite the dust is the wayside if history is prologue if it is able to predict anything of course in the investment terms they always say the past never can predict the future so we don't know but it is ready for a big earthquake ok so what we've been saying this for years and so j.p. morgan agrees so j.p. morgan is finally waking up to their watch our show is that it well i don't know if they're predicting it but they're just sayi

hero's for islam mr martin. hello again now in the u.k. protests are escalating against plans by all and gas companies to expand fracking one drilling site operated by dark energy fears have been increased by the risk of unexploded bombs on the ground but as r.t. you know neal now reports for the politicians business interests appear to come first. earthquakes dead farm animals water contamination wells come to the controversial world of fracking if you're from great britain fracking is coming to a place near you that's because a recent report showed that hot the country could be liable for licensing for shield gas exploration and some of the examples i gave earlier into the side effects stock could really just be the tip of the iceberg long term effect studies are simply rare on the ground thanks so much for coming into the system thanks for having me. isn't it true to say we simply don't know what the consequences could be when it comes to fracking done the line in the u.k. do we have this was typically kingdom in europe no because one e

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here was first the mr martin. thanks for joining us your analogy international library sushi in moscow shifting gears to athens we go hundreds of greeks again ignoring a government ban on protests taking to the streets despite an overwhelming police presence. was. i these rallies are actually triggered by the visit of the chairman chancellor angela merkel want to be architects of the austerity regime that many greeks see as being at the heart of their problems greece sold three billion dollars worth of bonds to international investors and a rare glimmer of progress amid the ongoing di of financial situation we had a chance to ask people in athens what is still making them so angry. thank you i like siri most i have two children and have serious problems even feeding them i have severe problems just to survive i'm not lazy the government doesn't allow its people to walk up and not just to get money we are here to demonstrate against miracles and germany's policies not only concerning greece but all of europe americ

hero's for islam mr martin. voting ramps up in afghanistan's presidential election with a reportedly good turnout despite an increase in taliban terror attacks leading up to the poll. europe tells its mobile phone giants it's time to hang up on squeezing travelers dry. everyone now thinks more government charges are quite outdated so why are customers expecting the bills to go up instead of down we'll tell you. be along with leg by car join us on our continuing exploration of sudden siberia's we learn the spiritual side of the ancient natural one.

hero's for as a mr martin. series of. basic right to. a polish going to. want to give much trouble for mr keating every minute of. oh well. like. sometimes for nothing. it's not just you still you'll be shocked if you see the state. to be. but speech was. welcome to the kaiser report imax guys are to frack or not there for that is the question you will not be asked stacey no max the queen's speech to parliament will be june third and this headline is telling you what she will be saying trespass laws overhauled to make it easier for frack or firms will be able to access underground gas without asking landowners for permission right well this is really a tragedy and we have this ongoing fracking tragedy here in the u.k. as we've been reporting fracking is economically unsound it's obviously environmentally unsound it does give people cancer and now they're adding this new layer of legal. oh how would you describe it. were they're just going to make noise. like the days of robin hood the sheriff is coming into town and in fact you have images on this article f

the most ever for that event including a group of young and older runners for a team called mr 8 honoring martin richard, one of three people killed here last year and a tribute walk that brought out survivors of last year's attack and joined by a group of veterans, including wounded warriors. everybody is talking about security commae monday. security will be tight. they are asking all spectators to leave large items in your car or at home. they will be subject to search. boston police are expected to remove trash cans, mailboxes and more to prevent the tragedy that happened last year. lester? >> thank you. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and back here tomorrow evening. have a good night, everyone. >>> nbc bay area begins with breaking news. >> i'm diane dwyer. terry mcsweeney is off tonight. we are following a breaking story. crews searching for a missing man say they have found a body in the water. officials say a boat crashed into the bridge near the cruiser haven marina at around 11:00 this mo

. >> martin lam march -- mr. lamb is not here. roland block . >> good morning. i also serve on the muni accessible advisory committee and also the mayers office on disability. yes, i'm basically here also to in support of the wheelchair access platform at jud as and 28. i'm hoping this will move forward to fill in the gap between ocean beach. also for future ak sybls platforms along taraval street. i'm also going to submit a letter to in support of it to the board. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. wong. >> randall glok. >> good morning, board, randall glok. thank you for allowing us to serve in the advisory community for you. this has been fun. you heard our concerns and comments going into west lake. we heard a lot of public outreach as well and there is a lot of support on staff and support on the board. it's a tough thing. i have been to a lot of the tep meetings myself and i have heard a lot of the concerns. i agree tep over all is a good thing for a lot of people. there are some hick ups along the way. keep working on the platforms. the peop

here was first the mr martin. zero tolerance is the idea that for any particular misbehavior the schools will have no discretion personally i think it's a foolish idea. as . prison industry. just the. private company. kids literally eat take it for chewing gum in class or for. talking too loudly and be ticketed for it just seems like you look to me as. we did. just proportionally to just things that even should be. weak system put them in prison they would get in they want to. talk about you watching t.v. now bahrain was a petrolheads paradise this week because it hosted the formula one drawn it's an event they get to lavish sponsorship from western companies despite the country's schuman rights concerns really monaco has been waging a three year long crackdown against pro-democracy protests last month alone thirteen bahraini some of them teenagers were jailed for life after being found guilty of attacking a police vehicle while in march twenty six protesters were each sentenced to ten years behind bars for simila

hero's first the mr martin. school the tried to. pull. or destroy every minute. of the time a. wife but. let's say. these cases it's. sometimes for nothing which. is silly and it's still. just. still he can still be jobs if the safety he stayed eight looked to be slim but the speech was still. plenty plenty right on the same place. the first trip. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram live. to be in the olympics on. live. live. live live. cross talk rules in effect doesn't you can jump in anytime you want to. live. protesters stormed government buildings in eastern ukraine in a show defiance against the regime. prime minister is reelected riding a wave of popularity at home while brussels brands him an autocrat in the u.k. crowds protest a well known as the bedroom tax that pushes thousands into poverty what other media turned a blind eye to you get on our t.v. . at least seventy people are reportedly arrested in a clampdown on anti-government activists in the eastern ukrainian city of call after they stormed a local authority building and declared ind

hero's for as the mr martin. you know those famous lies of shakespeare that was something like this empires of blood walked in shadows poor players of strut and fret their weapons upon the world stage and then i heard no more their call tales told by idiots full of sudden fury signifying nothing lovely. what events led to you ended up in this care home with three. my great aunt had me declared incapable of taking care of myself and certainly here is simply can't insist on his own rights without someone else's support and. suddenly he started to be afraid of everything i knew he was afraid of people he was afraid of dogs. to dump to suggested that he might have autism they told me he had virtually no future. of course it's still very hard to understand him. i love you to. suspending what i shall from the geodon my mind is pandering to domestic law these and two weeks theme is to opinion within the united states and others to me it is to my my last seat of diplomacy you cannot afford not to talk to a country like r

hero's first of mr martin. willing to overlook those technical issues that sound the rules a little bit too accepting crain first of all i don't think we should bend the rules and i don't think we will be if we accept the ukraine for example to nato but let's be frank korea if your crane was a member of nato before this happened russia would never use military force on crimea the baltic countries should not be afraid because russia will of course never go into the baltic because them a member of nato and downfall it would stop for more war. dramas the truth be ignored to the. stories of others who refused to notice. the food since changing the rules writes no. full picture of today's events not. just from around the globe. look please don't. in limbo. under the control of protesters. reports suggesting kiev could be turning to u.s. mercenaries to help. in the east the interim. government protesters as terrorists. here are whether. they have the window to the soul of russia and after exploring the treasures of s

hero's first of mr martin. told him a language of what i will only react to situations i have read the reports to the pollution to the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say it's if mr k.l.a. car is on the docket no god. no more weasel words. when you fade a direct question be prepared for a change when you call upon you should be ready for a. freedom of speech and down to freedom to crush. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle collapsing ukraine with ultimatums being issued separatism in the air and complete economic breakdown imminent this country is on the verge of becoming a failed state now there are no simple solutions for ukraine it would seem poor speech change was the easy part. to cross talk ukraine i'm joined by my guest scott rickard in orlando he is a former american intelligence linguist in london we have neil clark he is a journalist broadcaster and specialist in eastern european affairs and in new y

heroes for islam mr martin. he said try to. pull out of. your life or it's your preaching every minute. not me oh no well. my old life but he. was saving all. these cases to eat. sometimes for nothing. just so he. looked just he still can still be just if you see a stage eight look easy. but he was. a good lover and surely was able to build a most sophisticated. fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. millions of voters cast their ballots for a new president defying the taliban threats to the election with a campaign of terror. years of complaints from european mobile phone users the brussels demanded and for roaming charges. everyone now six mo bowerman charges are quite outdated but it may be too early to celebrate the telecom companies plan to hype. it's across the board to make a lot since. we continue our travels around lake by cal and siberia as we explore the spiritual side local one. you're watching r.t. international.

hero's first mr martin. willing to overlook those technical issues and their rules a little bit too accepting crain first of all i don't think we should bend the rules and i don't think we will be if we accept your crane for example to nato but let's be frank if you crane was a member of nato before this happened russia would have never militarily force on crimea the baltic countries should not be afraid because russia will of course never going to the baltic the cost them a member of nato and downfall it would stop more war. ukraine's interim authorities reportedly sent an armored vehicles to defiant cities in the country's east pledging to deal with end of protesters within forty eight hours. the country appears are ready to take help from anywhere to well beyond arrest more than one hundred mercenaries from a litter group of the notorious blackwater security firm said to be operating in eastern ukraine. you have a live right. to this window that's been giving you a look behind the scenes here at r.t. toda

hero's first the mr martin. suspending the show from the dia to my mind is pandering to domestic law there's an extremist opinion within the united states and others to it teaches to my mind not see it as diplomacy you cannot afford not to talk. to a country like russia. welcome back to worlds apart or really discussing democracy and security in europe of danish ownby michael asked your young son mr young this standoff over ukraine started out as a matter of democracy you made those democratic reference to several times in the first part of the program but it very quickly transformed into a very pressing security issue both for russia and for europe and i wonder what do you make of this very close relationship between democracy and security isn't that perhaps a sign that democratic aspirations are being used as a vehicle for advancing security agenda well i think the security agenda is very important you know i've speak written numerous colleagues for example from the belt countries who are very worried about yo

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here was for islam mr martin. you're watching r t international news riot police are to blame for the deadly sniper fire during febreze riots in kiev or at least that's how ukraine's couper appointed leaders sort this week they announced their investigation results have to first clearing themselves of all accusations of wrongdoing brought against them by the former authorities and give reports now on how the probe itself is raising many questions. this daily beast dot com article boasts off exclusive footage it says reveals exactly who is behind the shooting in kiev on february twentieth the writer claims to have sifted through ninety gigabytes of photo and video material to establish the identity of the kilis it's a tempting headline and a tale no doubt but looking at the four pictures provided the only thing they show is people with guns hardly a surprise on that day. it's also claimed the troops in the photos are from the alpha counterterrorism regiment a unit only authorized to shoot at people holding hostages

here was for some mr martin. the try to. cross. it's a sure thing every minute. cut no law oh well. my old life but he. says. sometimes for nothing. and it's. still just he still can still be just if he sees the beast eighty eight he. was. as nato turns sixty five we look at how the alliances recent operations fit into its defense mission whether the crisis in ukraine is being used to pave the way for further expansion. of presidential elections looming afghanistan shot today called me faces an uphill struggle against rampant corruption that swallowing the vast majority of foreign aid. economic troubles but crises hit ukraine with skyrocketing prices and. policies. welcome on his neil harvey and you're watching international. thought of this hour it's exactly sixty five years since the world's largest military alliance was formed for decades nato was the western world's joint defense against the cold war anime but with those days long gone are its mission and huge budgets still justified and spiritual finds out. nato just a dozen countries set it up in one nine hundred forty nine as

here was for as a mr martin. welcome back you're watching our international news next this hour the u.k.'s unpopular bedroom tax is given sleepless nights to many hard up families who've been out protesting in the streets. and now you can see some of the thousands who rallied over the weekend against the welfare reform that seeing many cut off from vital benefits because they are deemed to have a spare bedroom in their homes the government says the law which came into force a year ago has reduced overcrowding but campaigners say actually pushing people into poverty are those police reports now on brits desperately looking for a roof over their heads. with homeownership in the u.k. at a twenty five year low renting is now the norm for nine and a half million brits but an increasing number of tenants at the bottom end of the market talk about rock bottom conditions as well andrea who asked us not to use his real name pays two hundred and forty five pounds a week for this bed set in london why do you want to know th

hero's for as a mr martin. i look at the pledge it was terrible to say now i'm very hard to make out to let you get along here is a plot that never had sex with the perfect there's no legs let alone a. list of the i'm listening. lead. global basis try to play play play polo going to. play for the short changing every minute. cut may. oh well. like the game. was playing some setting goals places is the most elite club slaves sometimes from nothing and the lead is so mean and simple. it's like just keep up the story you'll be just everything you see being a stage eight lupita but the jungle was. played. cut. polices proselytes tear gas and water canon against protesters as a global wave action against corruption in the stereotype it's beautiful united states. nato turning sixty five but all its recent mission is more about self preservation and the self defense it was designed for plus this we ask if it's exploiting ukraine's crisis right now to secure future expansion. as afghan voters get ready for saturday's p

hero's for islam mr martin. says the media leave us so we leave that maybe. part of the scene pushes security for your party there's a goal to push is that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . this is art international live from moscow returning with us from kevin now in place the blame for the deadly sniper fire during february's riots in kiev at least that's how ukraine's coup appointed leaders saw it this last week their mounts their investing investigation results of the first clearing themselves of all accusations of wrongdoing brought against them by the former authorities. reports that are now the probe itself raising many questions. this daily beast dot com article boasts off exclusive footage it says reveals exactly who is behind the shooting in kiev on february twentieth the right to claim should have sifted through ninety gigabytes of photo and video material to establish the identity of the kilis it's a tempting headline and a tale no doubt but looking at the four pictures provid

hero's first mr martin. the tried to. pull. your life or destroy every. time a. law no one. likes but. let's say. these cases. sometimes for nothing. this season and it's still. just keep up. you see the state. to be with each other. at least seventy have reportedly arrested in a climb down a key about exhibits in the eastern ukrainian city of hard cold after they stormed a local government building and declared independence. so other major cities in eastern regions are also engulfed in unrest with crowds rallying in defiance of ukraine's interim leaders and seeking to break away. russia's security services the terrorist act seriously is of the country's most wanted man dr mark top of the neutralized it follows a number of reports that he is dead. and that ghana styles vote counting from sunday's presidential poor ways overshadowed by taliban threats as attacks continue to plague the country. the latest news and and the top stories. live from moscow this is all seem to national sangster joining me. seventy people have reportedly been arrested in the eastern ukrainian city of

hero's for islam mr martin. an afghan girl severely injured by a grenade while playing in her village has been given a prosthetic arm during treatment in america now it's time for her to go home but her brother won't be waiting for her he was killed in the same terrible accident or he's going to scan is following the story. this seven year old afghan girl was brought to the u.s. for medical treatment almost a year after she was injured in a blast at home her village had been a cauldron of violence is the u.s. invasion of afghanistan one morning she went outside to play with her brother the night before there was a violent battle between taliban fighters and u.s. military forces nothing residents there weren't used to she picked up what looked like a was a rock but actually it was a grenade hit it on the floor and it exploded the explosion killed brother it destroyed her right eye and she lost most of her right arm the u.s. nonprofit the children of war foundation brought should be to a hospital in los angeles wh

here was first the mr martin. willing to overlook those technical issues that stand their rules a little better to accept and crane first of all i don't think we should bend the rules and i don't think we will be if we accept your claim for example to nato but let's be frank korea if you're crane was a member of nato before this happened russia would never use military force on crimea the baltic countries should not be afraid because russia will of course never going to the baltic because them a member of nato and downfall it would stop a french. a. couple. hours ago and everyone i'm abby martin and this is the break in the set so the u.s. navy just announced an incredible new technological breakthrough that military officials are calling a game changer and no i'm not talking about sharks with a laser beams and out of their heads instead maybe researchers a figure. it out how to convert sea water into fuel yes navy scientists have achieve this goal by extracting hydrogen gas and carbon dioxide from seawater and us

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here was first the mr martin. luther the new will strong arm in a washington d.c. . face. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. you're watching on t.v. tonight voting wraps up in afghanistan's presidential election with a reportedly good turnout despite an increase in taliban terror attacks leading up to the poll. europe tells its mobile phone joins it's time to hiking up on squeezing travel is drawing. everyone now thinks mobo charges are quite outdated so while customers than expected it bills to go up instead of down we'll tell you later. continuing exploration of. natural.

here was first the mr martin. the nation state its present and future the two pillars of the current international order are the right to self-determination and the sanctity of sovereign borders though not always in sync and there are many examples in crimea come to mind who has the right to their own state. these people don't belong to a charity fund social service or anything like that this is just a spontaneous community of people together has no higher. they call themselves people who give a damn we've come here to help our disadvantaged senior citizens please don't cry why are you crying. one common goal she. gave birth. to coordinator is disabled and bedridden. oh my god what can you possibly give me my condition the internet is their. call sign is together. baton wielding rock police charged chanting crowds in the streets of rome as i stare at the anger flares anew in europe's biggest city. rest spreads through the east of ukraine as police and administration buildings fall under the control of protestors a

here was first the mr martin. over there i marinated here watching boom bust and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up the i.m.f. trims its economic growth forecast for two thousand and fourteen but it's not all gloomy news for the u.k. will tell you why come in a write off then we have jim rickards live on today's show the self-proclaimed gold vigilante has a new book out called the death of money the coming collapse of the international monetary system and he's joining us live via our new york city studio to talk all about if you want to spot and into this video edward harrison and i are talking about the high stakes negotiations among some of the biggest names in the tech industry taking. right now in silicon valley you won't want to miss a moment so let's get to. the international monetary fund trimmed its outlook for global economic growth in two thousand and fourteen as emerging markets continue to struggle with rising borrowing costs and a lackluster output in europe and

here was first the mr martin. live. live. live . live. cut. weekly for marty a round up of the big stories of the last seven days for bahrain next but riggs hosted the formula one grand prix this week with lavish sponsorship from western companies the event went ahead despite low criticism of the nation's human rights record the gov king goes through wasting away to a three year long crackdown against pro-democracy protests last one followed thirteen bahrainis including teenagers were jailed for life after being found guilty of attacking police and another move again widely considered as being overly heavy handed maybe twenty eight protesters got centers of up to ten years behind bars for similar offenses as part of his clan don't understand the country's government reportedly ordered one point six million canisters of tear gas now worth bearing in mind though that the population of bahrain is just one point three million people former opposition m.p. side have your messiah he told us he believes the west is turning a blind eye to what's going

here was first the mr martin. with the plentiful supply it was terrible they lead very hard to make going to let you get along here is a plot that never had sex with the earth make their lives let's call it was. just say. listen to a middle america let's. listen to. the. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to the famous burning bank's artist alex schaefer who was here to burn down h.s.b.c. right here on the kaiser report that's right alex welcome back thanks for having me it's amazing to be in london this is fantastic and we're going to have our little interview here but please proceed if you would like to see going to be a little painting show bob ross yeah i used to watch the phone on t.v. he's very meditative was a lot of the to me i call him the gateway drug to painting now alex you were in switzerland where you burned down a u.b.s. on canvas you do of course the plane air painting and people can can watch you do this was your response to most of the streets what was the response i w

here was first the mr martin. you know psych would have shampoo and as you get down halfway through the shampoo bottle or a quarter or three quarters you put water in there to try to stretch it out now the u.s. dollar has been all reserve currency for decades but it is losing its efficacy to cleanse the world's global banking system through the money laundering or shampoo job so they keep adding more kind of quantitative easing or other accounting tricks to kind of keep it going but it's being hollowed out is that it's not really fit for purpose. according to theory. now i want arts. it's a given rest spreads through the east of ukraine as police and administration buildings fall under the control of protesters in more and more tell across the region. meanwhile twenty russian journalists are banned from entering the country violation of freedom of speech according to international watchdogs but western government seems to find no cause for concern. the diplomat who devised an award winning plan for britain to leav

here was for as the mr martin. economic down in the final.days the deal sank night and the rest because i hate to be a prickly. welcome back to all the parts of we're discussing space called peroration and militarization of space with astronaut chris hadfield commander have felt ever since the first satellite was launched by the soviets in one hundred fifty seven i've been thinking about how to regulate the use of space and it seems that there one thing we could agree on is its peaceful use by all of mankind and you have while international treaties ban the deployment of bands of mass destruction in space they fall short of a total ban on the weaponization doesn't base leave the door open for another arms of rays given this to change you can point us of space there's nothing sacred or miraculous about space it's just the volume that's around the earth and it goes on forever and one of the reasons that we've had limitations practical limitations of the weaponization of space has been largely due to the extreme complexity of getting to space th