we asked them about my space.rsonal care lapsed in 2017 and hasn't been renewed since. my space says it now intends to register with the cqc. it says its records show nick was contacted regularly but it has launched an investigation into his case. my space have consistently told us there is nothing inappropriate about paul 0'rourke's relationship with the charity, but we have discovered some members of my space�*s board have connections to him or his businesses. my space says it is looking at its governance procedures. as a result of engaging with panorama, trustees, who are employees or former employees of mr o'rourke or his companies, will be stepping down from the board in the coming weeks. the regulator of social housing is worried about other charities having close relationships with property developers. as a regulator, we talk about this being a probity issue. the registered provider should be doing things in its own best interests and for the best interests of its customers and sometimes these deals look li

so that was my 1st feeling and you see those on the photo. when i'm in space, i have a round face, puffy face that changed immediately when i came back on the ground. and the very 1st time i saw my colleagues after a few days up to the landing, i felt like they all looked we at bizarre because they were like very slim and not like i remember them having seen them in space for comparison. here's my ts malware . in 0 gee, and here he is on earth. what all of us who come back from spicy gravity sucks and it really is a tough on your body. your arms are heavy, your legs are heavy. and when you walk, it's kind of almost like exercise like just walking at the beginning, i had problems holding my head straight because in space my app was floating since the international space station orbiting the earth in 90 minutes. astronaut, see, up to 16, sunset cent sunrises in 24 hours. whether mathias malware looks up to earth or down doesn't matter. 0 gravity of fetch the inside of his body as well. and throws his sense of balance out of why it takes him a while to get used t

honestly, and the fact that i was born a russian-speaker and that i carried the russian language into my space6 years of my life. i was ashamed of my name. who were among me i was very ashamed of this ukrainian name, i wanted to change my name even when i turned 16 . you are the translator of those traumas that have been inflicted on your family for centuries, because my family , uh, back there in the second or third generation, they spoke ukrainian, and the fact that i was born now in independent ukraine is russian-speaking. this is not a consequence not so far away and in fact, a cultural and linguistic war, the extermination of the intelligentsia, the ban on language, and when you study the history of ukraine, when you study the literature of ukraine, when you see all the atrocities that they did with their culture, their language, their land, you are simply morally right you don't have to er. don't turn to this and don't become a popularizer of this side of the ukrainian side. i think that not all of our viewers would agree with what you call the russian language a foreign language. there

when a huge fall semester, about my space getting stuck in my novel technology and of our daughter equipment. got so none of our my steam. so i saw them well, just stick with the scottish with oddish orchestra beside the district, when i call up by the mob of them that she had a but i got probation don't, but it's going to rear bumper scholarship with odds. both blossoms come out. al mazano jim with ed john bizarre, both his armada job, they applaud. hm . i i see so you see a student has some availability for you and your phone to, to cause with logging in on some of my stuff that i sent my spanish rush. would you do to go to some of the complex where cinema station doesn't shake? i gotta miss with you sing, sing, increase mel, isaac, utah, michigan, get these ations you. joint danger would be a joy to configure. pain is gonna get us on the ocean. she'll get michael, i'm, you know, if you want to let you know on, on, on, on the other confused mr. sure. lemme wacky activities where it's all 3 pos are shock with with a cell point or i'm on a moon job and by the odd to face those are spot visua

that ukraine is ready to accept such an expert, so in my opinion this is if this is information and my space is disinformation if it’s just people i’m wrong if even if people in our in the american the state will make a mistake again, this way it can solve the problem of trakktovkah eh what is happening in ukraine well, we know that disinformation is a-a large everywhere well, i can’t say what exactly in this case, what you are talking about is the result of the kremlin’s efforts , i just don’t know, but the adviser to the minister of defense of ukraine, aleksey kopytka, said in his social networks that ukraine already rules system and the nato system and the control of the movement of weapons. let it be seen that it is embedded, but there is, and i think that access to this information, as well as presence even on the contact line on the front line, to check how ukrainian soldiers use western weapons, they can, he says, some refused, so where did then this information comes if the competent authority knows for sure that this is the weapon . i know that if they went back to this, it was back

in the beginning, i had problems holding my head straight because in space my app was floating since the international space station orbit the earth, 90 minutes. astronaut, see up to 16, sunsets and sunrises in 24 hours. weather mathias morrow looks up to earth or down . doesn't matter, 0 gravity affects the inside of his body as well. and throws his sense of balance out of why it takes him a while to get used to living on earth. again. the biggest change was the librium because in the, in a if you have the sense of equilibrium and it's called pa to lights. and he says more crispin and his christmas floats in space. and so they need up to 5 days until they set it down. and they give you the right information on if your head is like to did australia and you need this info when you walk from the beginning. when i closed my eyes, i couldn't tell if i was standing or laying down, just like i didn't have his information since returning to earth mauer can't just flowed out of bed any more. even simple tasks like tying shoes and putting on socks are very different in space. but with a bit of

so that was my 1st feeling and you see it on the photos when i'm in space, i have a round face to puffy face that changed immediately. when i came back on the ground and the very 1st time i saw my colleagues after a few days up to the landing, i felt like they all look. we had a bizarre because they were like very slim and not like i remember them having seen them in space for comparison. here's my ts malware in 0 gee. and here he is on earth. what all of us who come back from spice say gravity sucks and it really is a tough on your body. your arms are heavy, your legs are heavy. and when you walk, it's kind of almost like exercise that just walking in the beginning, i had problems holding my head straight because in space my app was floating since the international space station orbiting the earth, 90 minutes astronaut, see up to 16, sunsets and sunrises in 24 hours weather mathias morrow looks up to earth or down doesn't matter. 0 gravity affects the inside of his body as well. and throws his sense of balance out of why it takes him a while to get used to living on earth. again. the b

so that was my 1st feeling and you see those on the photos when i'm in space, i have a round face and puppy face that changed immediately when i came back on the ground . and the very 1st time i saw my colleagues after a few days up to the landing, i felt like they all look, we had a bizarre because they were like very slim and not like i remember them having seen them in space for comparison. here's my ts malware in 0 gee. and here he is on earth. what all of us who come back from spicy gravity sucks and it really is a tough on your body. your arms are heavy, your legs are heavy. and when you walk, it's kind of almost like exercise, just walking in the beginning, i had problems holding my head straight because in space my app was floating since the international space station orbit, the earth 90 minutes astronaut, see up to 16, sunsets and sunrises in 24 hours, whether mathias malware looks up to earth or down doesn't matter. 0 gravity affects the inside of his body as well. and throws his sense of balance out of why it takes him a while to get used to living on earth. again. the big

am gearing up to go into space is really going to happen pretty not always new even though mercury tests were stopped, i knew that i would one day go up read i knew what it was myes. and sure enough, the company out of seattle washington has plans to a vehicle and is based with a space cruiser attached underneath. mobile happened is the mothership will take the cruiser up and peel off the space cruiser will then go into orbit. and we have nine of us on board, takes a lot of training before you get to go out. but my space planning will help with that of course i'm going to have my nose pressed up on that when it was hard as i can go and i'm going to watch what the astronaut see when they go around and not going to have any duties. i'm going as a paying passenger. >> that will be fabulous. she took maybe you can come to the launch because it will be somewhere in california because you see the vehicle will take off and land an airport. that is how is being assigned predict. >> i will put on my calendar and i will definitely be there. looking back, was the most challenging aspect for you and your career. wally: career predict i can say that my tests have been a cha

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. >> as a parent, could i ask you to respect my children's space? >> yes, certainly. yes.lem at all. >> reporter: and behind the scenes, drama of a different sort. a fight for prince charles' heart with camilla parker bowles, the woman he never gave up. wharfe saw the princess' heartbreak up close. >> she genuinely did love the prince of wales. i could see the anguish. i could see the unhappiness. >> the queen has sent a letter to her son, prince charles, and his estranged wife, diana, the princess of wales, asking them to get a divorce and soon. >> reporter: but possibly despite the wishes of the palace, diana remained in the spotlight, continuing to use the attention to shed light on issues like aids, homelessness, and land mines. >> there would not be necessarily a george clooney or an angelina jolie or this responsibility that celebrities feel to take the spotlight that's turned on them and turn it on to other causes. >> reporter: but the fascination also remained with her personal life. >> of all the ironies about diana, perhaps the greatest was this. a girl given the

space report. >> thank you so much for taking my question. it's a pleasure to meet you, frank. i am marvin marshall from the nighttime news space report on switch.tv. i hope you are having a wonderful day. it's a pleasure to talk with you before your first spaceflight ever. what kind of geforce training do you go through to get your body ready for a ride on the soyuz? frank: it's great to meet you also. it's incredible, the opportunities we have in this program and the training we get. the most common training we get is probably in the t-38 aircraft, which is a supersonic high-performance jet, so just being able to fly that on a regular basis provides amazing training. we also conduct training in american, and actually i've had a chance to train in russian centrifuges. those obviously provide probably the most realistic training in the sense they can dial it down to the type of forces you will feel during the mission profile. you just go through the entire profile and it recreates a level of comfort. it's great having that before we go into our mission. >> we will take a questio

definitely, i think a lot of the companies in my space are calling this kind of a wish list that theyld pretty much hope for. the tax credit itself for solar that has been at play increases from 26% to 30%. more importantly, though, it was scheduled to step down the next couple of years and it now, assuming it passes in the house will be other on decade. there are tax credits for wind, geothermal that have previously, piered and most importantly there are tax credits for domestic manufacturing you think about some of the issues that the industry has been dealing with certainly over the last year, geopolitics between the u.s. and china >> sure. most of the solar supply chain is located in china, in asia in general, having a more domestic supply obviously increases energy security and from a stock perspective it makes it for a more investable space. >> sure. i kaents, but think we moved too quickly in this direction and the fragility becomes apparent there are fog fossil plants that aren't getting the mants nance because we see such high adoption for renewables. are we further able to i

i think you're a really -- i think you're a really interesting guy, but this is not my space so i thinkd: okay. thank you. the worst on shark tank is when robert wants in on the deal. robert, i don't want you. [laughter]. >> david: the nice thing about the gap thing is, if you work at the gap, you don't want to fold those things -- he's doing a service to the working class. >> greg: exactly no, more folding. >> david: kanye's the best. the guy's a billionaire, he's the best musician in 20 years. he has a shoe line that's like the best, most successful shoe line. what does he have to do to prove he's not an idiot at what he's doing. >> greg: we're in an era of very unique innovation. we have the elon musks and the kanye wests and i would put bezos up there because amazon is changing everything. this is a very interesting time but it is a not group, it's not government, it's individuals that are doing this. this is not the government changing the world, it's people. that's the message you have to remember. because the government's not helping with homeless necessary, not helping with crim

and on one of my space launches we delayed because of a problem, and it was just sort of like, okay,ago. we were ready today, and we'll be ready again next time we try. and there's a little more time to try to get things even better, get a little more training, understand what we're going to do even a little more completely. so, there's sort of an insatiable desire for things to happen like popcorn to a lot of people that are just watching it casually. but that's not how space exploration works. it's -- it's really professional and methodical. even a private company like spacex -- people think they can somehow cut corners and go fast. but they're taking a tremendous amount of time with each one of the rockets and getting it right, especially if there are going to be people on board. and that's the right thing to do. and it's just -- it's part of the business. i know it's not as spontaneously entertaining as people would like, but that's not really the point. we're trying to explore the rest of the universe. and sometimes that takes more time than you'd like. >> yeah, it's complicated

they were ready to innovate and improvise with these new forms of facebook things that come along, my space was a few years before. the texting would come along soon, the iphones, the handheld devices as they were called, twitter started i think 2007, 2008 twitter began, began, and they were exploring the tools so that boomers like me we get one of these handhelds, we turned over to our kids and say we please arrange this thing for me? teach me how to use it. and there was so much hype integers about thehe millennial. here come the millennials, as it was often broadcast. they are going to change the workplace. they are going to change shopping, , how we communicate, how we socialize with one another. and the cheerleading was amplified throughout the teaching profession. many journalists, many intellectuals were talking about the millennials. politicians are pushing getting unwired class or wired classrooms i should say, and i stepped in, and a few others, and looked at this and said no, no, no. this is awful. its is terrible for a 15-year-od to have all these tools of self-expression in han

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part of being woke is you are invading my space. those words are harmful, all the rest of that. i read this and i cannot believe it when i read it when i read in your book. that is that the united states the national archives and records administration the agency that is the nation's attic, it keeps all of our records and takes care of the constitution of the united states and the declaration of independence, when you access the archives website, it suggests in the top right-hand corner these -- there are harmful words in these documents. how can this possibly be? >> it's true. you got a website of the national archives for the declaration and constitution of the united states and there is a trigger warning. of attentional violent content. inappropriate content. that's the logical extent of the view of the left. they want to reject, they have rejected the ideas of our founding and their theories were dedicated to that from the beginning of when they landed on our shores. david talked about early progressives, then you have the critical theorists of the frankfurt school who free

we can see reality, where it is going, and as a youth, i am fighting for my space.ection has been hailed as one fought less along tribal lines than on issues of economics and class. nanjala nyabola is a political analyst in nairobi. >> i always nd it very ironic, because these are two of the wealthiest men in the country, sort of, let's say, the two front runners, and the former president, right? the former president is one of kenya's few dollar billionaires. and so, these are me of the wealthiest men in africa portraying themselves as being of the people, and standing with the people, and delivering these very class-based narratives. neha: as night fell, voting stations turned into tallying stations as thousands of election officials began to count votes by lantern light. the process was slow because of the great pains taken to make it so transparent. it was designed to run openly and smoothly, with as little controversy as possible. but controversy came anyway. as happened in 2017, an election official was abducted, and his murdered body discovered days later. and

everyone's big into my space. [laughter] i'm getting tired of social media. i'm just...it really does. i just had to unfollow a woman this afternoon because she turned around and saw me. [laughter] [applause] i do get approached sometimes. you know. rogaine asked me to do something. the yarmulke company... they asked me to be on the cover of approval alone magazine." "alone magazine." am i the only one when i heard gen z, i didn't know what it meant? am i the only one? why don't they make it... can they come up with an easier word? couldn't they just say idiots? [laughter] i just want to say that i'm sorry. don't send me angry messages on tiktok. i don't know how to get to them. >> dana: will your news obsession cause depression? [cheers and applause] for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit home

ready to innovate and improvise with these new forms of this facebook thing that has come along my space was a few years before the texting would come along soon the iphones a handheld devices as they were called twitter started. i think 2007 2008 twitter began and they were exploiting the tools so that in a boomers like me we get one of these handhelds we turn it over to our kids. will you please you know, range this thing for me teach me how to use it and there was so much hype in those years about the millennials here come the millennials as it was often broadcasts are going to change the workplace. they're going to change shopping how we communicate how we socialize with one another and the cheerleading was amplified throughout. the teaching profession many journalists many many intellectuals were talking about the millennials politicians were pushing. getting why unwired class or wired classrooms, i should say and i stepped in and a few others and looked at this and said no. no, this is awful. it is terrible for a 15 year old to have all these tools of self-expression in hand. that

remember tom from my space, i'm tom. from locals.ike in reading glasses. >> yes. >> good night from new york. >> i'm going to pretend to read. >> so radical we fore got how radical it is. >> arctic who broke all of the rules. >> a pop figure. >> and the project that nearly broke him. >> h like a knife fight. >> the building that defied logic. >> it expands. >> and the people who tried to stop it. >> they hated each other. >> you have the makings of a disaster. stuart: how they pulled it off, the gugenheim museu

you see that i will always be uh uh uh a-o-k ♪ ♪ living in this big blue world ♪ ♪ with my head up in outer spacey way ♪ ♪ i be makin' lemonade ♪ ♪ i know i'll be a-o a-o-k ♪ ♪ i know i'll be a-o a-o-k ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: all right, all right, everybody. welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! we have our in studio audience back with us. we are having fun, people. give it up for my band y'all! [cheers and applause] that was "a-o-k" on his debut album he released last year, brian and her audience requested it, what is your connection? >> hey, kelly, how's it going? thank you for singing a song, this song not alone just a jamming good vibe, but has a positive message, just saying "a-o-k." because i mean, life gets hard and we have had a rough couple of years as we all know, i have been through it, but a song like that and as a student and mental health counseling i want to be a counselor one day and one of my jobs is to speak those words of wisdom like it's going to be okay, focus on positive things and not what we can't control. >> kelly: absolutely. thank you so much, brian, we love

and erecting it at making sure nobody -- and directing it and making sure nobody could come into my space and make me more angry. the transformation, for me, was having somebody believe in me. that is a transformation. that is radical love. somebody says, yeah. i do not know him that well, but i know how he runs around this space. i know how he is, and i am going to make sure he gets into college. that was calm. that is radical love. it didn't matter he came from canton, i came from baylor, in the space of the prison. where you come from, matters. radical love is somebody taking a chance on somebody. i try to use it in a language -- opportunity, which is what he gave me. opportunity breeathes hope. hope ignites the fire of transformation. this is how we got to be from east jersey state prison, the east jersey university. that is how we got to change that space into a space that is for transformation, and not a space for pain and anger. you cannot show anger, you cannot show grief because you cannot put it on your brothers in that same space. they are dealing with enough on their own. >> i

i think are really i think you're a really interesting guy ,but this is not my space, so i think i'm out. okay, thank the worst the shark tank when robert wants in on the deal. robert , i don't the thing with the nice thing about the gap thing is if you work at the gap. yeah. you don't want to fold those things. yeah. he's doing a service to the working class. exactly. no more folding over there. yeah, that's a good thing. he really is the best. yeah. he's like he's the guy he's a billionaire. he's the best musician in twenty years. he has a shoe line that's like the best, most successful shoe line and it's like he has to do to prove he's not an idiot. and what he's doing we we're in an era of very unique innovation. we have the elon musk's and we have the kanye west. and i wouldn't put basso's up there because amazon is changing everything. this is a very interesting time. but it's not groups. it's not government. it's individuals that are doing it. this is not the government changing the world. it's people. that's the message you have to remember because the government is not helpi

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he said, my private space going up on me was when it cleared, in order to send them a 100. i'm wanting to see whether that photo see or i and this is a photo from my wedding was all a very important day in my life. my casual marfisi. the a next to that is my son. me. he was a year old. meanwhile, we were all on the band together and my son, my husband and i, and that's when we took the french ankle all g b. and this is a picture of me abroad. say like i was working somewhere else. then you think lots of people who say is that really you, honda, full, and hairs too long, i was different. it was that was about 201102012. i was living and working a broader sim info. be awesome with people with that. thanks for visiting me. bye bye. again, thought you soon a and that so from us at global 3000 this week, thanks for joining us. and do drop us align with your comments. you'll find us at global 3000 at d, w dot com and on facebook to d w global ideas. see you next time, take cat ah ah, with generating a lot of high the members working in virtual world shopping in our digital again o