chairman and administrator nelson. with the goals of returning americans to the moon, the artemis program, private partners in all 50 states, and over two dozen in florida's 10 congressional district. artemis is a significant contributor to nasa's four points have in billion-dollar economic impact on central florida alone, and has partnered with the university of central florida on several research projects to support them. this is where my colleague, congressman posey and i, are leading a letter to the subcommittee calling for additional artemis funding to overcome delays and technical complications. mr. administrator, with all the challenges us to complex and cutting-edge program, what can nasa do to minimize delays in the mission cadence? >> first of all, we cannot congressman like you that help us make an additional request. understand that we are not going to launch until it is ready. and that is because safety is our first. when we put humans on an explosive bomb called a rocket, we are going to do everything pos

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administrator nelson's career includes over 40 decades of public service.represented florida during 30 years in congress. and i most portly note, including six years of sharing the house science committees space science and application subcommittee. that's a real resume item. thank you for joining us today. i now recognize administrator nelson for five minutes to present his testimony. >> mr. chairman, with your permission to submit my written statement into record, and if i may, just to give you a couple of thoughts. now let's get your questions. >> without opposition. absolutely. >> nasa is a storied organization. and this agency does amazing things. a lot of the things that we do is right on the edge and next monday, at about 10:30, we are going to launch another vehicle. this is the first time that america has ever had three human rated spacecraft. the one that will go to the moon, which is oh ryan, on top of the big rocket, the sls. the dragon, which flies on the falcon 9 and is part of the commercial crew and cargo services to and from the internation

i recognize administrator nelson to present his testimony. >> mr. chairman, with your permission, to submit my written statement in the record. if i may, to give you a couple of thoughts and let's get your questions. >> without opposition. absolutely. >> nasa is a storied organization. this agency does amazing things. a lot of the things that we do is on the edge. next monday, about 10:30, at night, we will launch another vehicle, it is a human rated, the first time america has ever had three human rated spacecraft. the one that will go to the moon, which is orion on top of the big rocket, the sls. the dragon, witch flies on the falcon 9, which goes to and from the international space station. now, the third one, the boeing star liner, this is the first test flight. we have two test pilots, which will more, and sunny william -- butch wilmore, and sunny williams. if successful, we will have three, the first time this has ever happened. it is all a part of us continuing to come in the human space program, explore the heavens. we are learning so much o

nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelson mandela, nelsonla, nelson mandela so so naturally when you heard that israel was an apartheid state, it gave you such a boehner, you literally pitched a tent you knew how wrong it was. >> when tens of millions of south africans had been treated like second-class citizens just because of their race. >> but here's the thing today. right? now, hundreds of millions of women are treated worse than second-class citizens. when you mandate that one category of human beings don't even have the right to show their face. that's apartheid. >> and it goes on and a lot of countries for the last couple of years, women in iran have been saying, take this job and shove it because in 2022, a young woman named mahsa amini was arrested for wearing her mandatory hijab, incorrect? glee and then died in police custody. and now security forces have killed over 500 people protesting her death. and this obvious human rights violation. how about defunding those police amnesty, international says that a iranian authorities are

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nelson.elcome to the committee. you may proceed why your opening remarks. >> from the more detailed testimony submitted from the record. why the spike in highway deaths and what we can do about it. here's what aaa research has uncovered about what's happening on roadways and to whom. since the pandemic and nonuse o safety belts account for most of the increase in traffic deaths. the post covid spike and fatalities has hit disadvantaged populations, particularly people with no education beyond high school and black and hispanic populations. urban deaths have increased. since 2013, 6rpedestrian deaths have increased 81% percent and urban areas and dropped 10% in rural areas. this shift in traffic mortality has happened mostly on urban and suburban are multilane lead high-volume roads designed to move vehicles in and out ofciti today they have people who live, rk these roads. traffic deaths have spiked at the same time as behaviors of junk driving have dropped. labor shortages across the process

nigel nelson . now, in a few moments, nelson. now, in a few moments, we'll be going head to head in the clash with the chairman of the clash with the chairman of the national jewish assembly, gary mond, and also journalist jonathan lewis. they will be clashing hopefully in a little while. but is this a tiktok election in uk.7 parties while. but is this a tiktok election in uk? parties have been posting on social media platforms to promote their own party. is this a new age of elections? then nana nigel today has britain lost its greatness ? has britain lost its greatness? the election, the royal family, the army, nothing seems to be great anymore. but whose fault is it? stay tuned for 5:00. i'll be joined by my outside guests. they are a mystery. i'll give you some clues. she's the only actress in the uk who has appeared in every major tv soap in the last 30 years, as a regular character. who is she? she'll be live at five, but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines . your latest news headlines. >> good after

>> nigel nelson, your thoughts?ghts? >> well, i mean, looking at the poll, i was doing some number crunching today before this poll dropped roughly to see what would happen if reform did overtake the tories. so with the help of electoral calculus , help of electoral calculus, putting in some some figures there, what you end up getting is that the tories do end up on a 62 mps. it would be a toss up whether they or the lib dems would be the official opposition, but and if you put reform on 20 points, i appreciate they're not quite there yet, but that's the direction they're going in. they get six mps. if you've got six mps, you're not going to be in a position to take over the tories. >> so that is interesting, nigel, that even because of the efficiency of the vote, i suppose, and the incumbency effect for conservatives, even on a lower share than reform, they get many more mps. >> that's right. and the same with the lib dems. the lib dems are also will get a lower share. they're on about 10. they would still come bac

vice president nelson lum, president. commissioner sasha bittner is excused absence. commissioner juan de jongh present. commissioner martha knudtson is excused absence as well, commissioner barbara sklar is an excused absence. commissioner linda parker pennington, present and dos deputy director sidney coffin. cindy kaufman present. thanks. we have a quorum. commissioners. the next item is item three. communications. we'd like to provide further instructions for the public comment process. public comment will be available on each item on the on this agenda and during public general public comment. both channel 78 and sfgovtv are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak, comment or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via phone call. during each public comment period, viewers and callers will be instructed to call 14156550001. access. code 26642299075, pound and then pound again when connected, you'll hear the meeting discussions, but you'll be muted and in listening mode only when you

nelson bow a tang facility accepts waste, collected by around $300.00 employees. he designed and built both the cleaning device and the machine that breaks down and melts the plastic. the brakes are made from old melted plastic mixed with sand. under pressure and extreme heat, a paste is formed from which the brick suppressed its facility can produce $25.00 bricks per hour. they're made of about one 3rd of recycled plastic. so i'm so excited that i kinda used one problem that the plastic waste problem that is affecting the world us and then use that simple them to solve housing problem and got enough plastic bricks or climate friendly building materials. especially compared to concrete, which has a colossal carbon footprint. at least 8 percent of annual global emissions caused by humans come from the cement industry alone. boating, plastic brick house is about a 3rd cheaper than a comparable concrete house. viewings take place every day. recycled plastic seems to be a trend among gunners, young urban professionals. i think it's a win way for me to use toxic to bui

i've got nigel nelson, linda jubilee and yosef.ee with what james has had to say there that actually labour will be very sensible if they win power and sir keir starmer will manage tensions and rivalries within his own party. >> well, labour are traditionally known for higher spending budgets that very often aren't costed, but global trends as well as legacy of previous governments will probably mean that labour are straitjacketed into saying fiscal policy. it's unchartered territory for them, but they're not going to be able to raise taxes as much as they would like. yeah well that's the issue, isn't it? >> and that's my point. i just made earlier, james nigel nelson to james about labour not having the spending power to deliver. it's ambitious and progressive agenda. and i think what lies aheadis agenda. and i think what lies ahead is not just an economic problem for prime minister keir starmer, but a political one as well. >> well i mean there are two different things here. you're talking about the unions not being terribly keen

, a pearsall and nigel nelson, a packed out.this week. i think she's having work done. but edwina is waiting in the wings. we start with my take at ten. the brilliant american author maya angelou had a wonderful saying. people will forget what you did and what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel . which how you made them feel. which takes me to the appalling treatment by the bbc of sports broadcaster and former tennis champ sue barker. national treasure status gets flung around rather casually these days, but sue barker really is a great britain as a tennis player. she actually hit number three in the world, and she won the french open in 1976. after retirement, she featured in the gossip columns, particularly when she began a relationship with pop superstar and fellow tennis fan cliff richard . but tennis fan cliff richard. but romance with cliff richard was to be short lived when she declared new balls, please . declared new balls, please. having hung up her tennis racket, she picked up the microphone a

nigel, we're going to nelson.oing to start with you, it's very brave of the conservatives to put out an advert in the year or the two years since rishi sunak's pledge, 40,000 people across the channelin pledge, 40,000 people across the channel in small boat crossings. >> yes and yes, they've got a real nerve to put this one out. yeah and there's 882 came across on tuesday . that was the highest on tuesday. that was the highest so far this year. so the tories have hardly got a great record on dealing with this, i mean the we're not going to stop the boats . i we're not going to stop the boats. i think we have to we're not going to stop the boats . i think we have to start boats. i think we have to start from that point, whether it's labour or the conservatives the boats are going to carry on. what we've got to do is come up with the right sort of policy to deal with it. rwanda was the wrong one, far too much money. it was never going to be for value money, even if it deterred a few people. labour's plan at the mome

john nelson right from the center for geo politics at cambridge university. and we asked him how so is interpreting a warning by for that americans who said, supporting ukraine would be a very big mistake as well. i say what the russian leader is trying to say is that is that the sas grantsville minded to provide for the 1st time legal support to ukraine. i supported the phones, bombs, munitions, to enhance ukraine's ability to resist the russian impression that would be seen as a red line from the russian perspective and a normal this, a real critical question is, what does the enhanced security cooperation between moscow and young young, really, it might have to your a cool that north korea has been speaking to developing the satellite technology capabilities, unable to have satellite launch just a few weeks ago. but the sense is that in return for newest careers, provision of munitions and military support to russia in fighting the war and ukraine, the russians might be minded to provide that principle of technology. and of course, the language of this new

she interviewed nelson mandela, metro. but to me, gobby and was friends with rights and 19 go to my who received the nobel prize for literature in 1991 who device knew them. she's a witness to a century of history shortly before have 100. the best day we visited in her new home in denmark as shapes through how autobiography, which was published almost 30 years ago. the memories come flooding back, beginning with her childhood in southern german franconia with her parents. an older system ma got this is and off as the only jewish child in the village school had a wonderful time with many friends, mostly girlfriends, learned, and interest. and jason, this came to an abrupt end when the nazi ceased pallet in january 1933 for 9 just from one day to the next. i no longer existed for the teacher that he no longer called on me in class. when in the end, no one played with me during recess, please. oh, devices family live near him back a nazi stronghold. the jewish population faced increased discrimination here earlier than elsewh

immediate dispatch and very, very quickly event of an attack on either one of the signatories, john nelson. right there from the center for geo politics at cambridge university. now after 8 and a half months of war and cause i b as rightly government still says it's plans are to destroy from us. but in an interview with israel's that channel, 13 broadcast or the spokes person of the as rarely army rear. admiral daniel. hi, gary said, how mazda cannot be destroyed? come on us is an idea. whoever things we can eliminate, how mazda is wrong. i am not referring to the alternatives, the political lash alone has to decide on that was a use rel, defense forces will implemented. but this business of destroying how much is simply throwing sand in the eyes of the public. if we don't bring something else to gun and then at the end of the day, we will get home. so we only come in a coma. and mazda is classified as a terrorist group by many western countries. in addition to its military wing, it has governed gauze us since 2007, and is a political force as well. let's take a look at what's left of the

this is john nelson right from the center for geo politics at cambridge university. now after 8 and a half months of war and gauze are the is riley government still says it plans to destroy mass. but in an interview with israel's channel, 13 broadcaster, the spokes person of the israeli army rear. admiral daniel, how garry said, how moss cannot be destroyed? come mamma is an idea. who are the things we can eliminate? how mazda is wrong? i am not referring to the alternatives, the political lash alone has to decide on that as well defense forces will implemented. but this business of destroying hama is simply throwing sand in the eyes of the public. if we don't bring something else to gun, and then at the end of the day, we will get home, i'll be on the company to come up. mazda is classified as a terrorist group. i'm any western countries in addition to its military wing, it has governed it also since 2007, and as a political force as well. let's take a look now what, what is less than the group and the danger it could still pose to israel. the thomas spiders firing

i mr nelson mandela - a free man.on, the first black president in south africa's new democracy. the downfall marked byjacob zuma. he presided over a period of rampant corruption. now he's making a comeback. the anc is still the biggest party, but it needs to find partners to share power. south africa now faces weeks of turbulent coalition talks. barbara plett usher, bbc news, johannesburg. 0ur correspondent catherine byaru hanga is injohannesburg with the latest. usually when you have these official results from the electoral commission, people really know what the final declaration is likely to be. we do expect the ruling african national congress party to lose its majority in south africa's parliament. and this really is an historic moment for south africa. after 30 years in power, the ruling anc is about to lose its majority, now has to possibly form a coalition government with other opposition parties. now the stage is set here for the electoral commission to announce and declare the results of the national electi

nelson, thank you so much for your time. arthel: the first criminal trial of a sitting president's son is set to begin monday in delaware but hunter biden is facing three felony counts in the federal gun case or by special counsel david weiss. it's one of several legal challenges he is facing this election year. madeline is following this from washington. >> history will be made on monday the first criminal trial of a sitting president's son begins. to date hunter biden is at rehoboth beach, delaware enjoying time with family were heading to a courthouse in wilmington. he is facing three federal charge accused of lying about his drug use on a form to buy a gun in october 2018 a gun that he kept for 11 days. special counsel david weiss and team will out evidence which could include hunter's laptop, cmis argued its contents may been manipulated. federal prosecutors are adamant it is real and holds a proof of hunters guilt jurors are also expected to hear testimony from hunters form at romantic partners including potentially hi

nelson wong nelson who was good to have you. i mean, it feels a bit like a ground top day every time that you think that may be cool ahead will prevail. you've got a statement like that. i mean, does this make one despite about the states of politics and politicians in washington when it comes to any future with china as well. thank you for having me. just ask. yeah, i think it's quite obvious that the, the, the hawkish politicians in america is never at rest. they, they, they never seem to, to take a rest in uh, making troubles, uh, everywhere. i mean, the taiwan strait at me. it is who is changing the status quote of the taiwan strait smelt. china. it is actually the us actually in the us government is not their own committee, but on the one china policy actually by supporting the ty, ones in defend is a separate states actually. and the, the, the recent remarks of, uh, some of the us politicians are basically storing the fire in provoking the instability across the pipe was straight, is quite obvious. and, uh, and i think whe

paul goodman and nigel nelson.re suggesting a 1997 style labour landslide, at least after the break out, reminiscent with a man who knows tony blair extremely well. don't go anywhere, please welcome back to state of the nation. i'm michael portillo with the polls showing a labour landslide, many have drawn comparisons with the 1997 election, when tony blair became prime minister with a massive majority . yet things do seem majority. yet things do seem different to me today. in 1997, the country was awash with optimism that a change of government would bring about great change. things can only get better as the song went. i just don't detect that mood today, nor do i see the enthusiasm for sir keir starmer. that was clearly widespread for tony blair to check my impressions, i'm joined by one who was and is a good friend of tony blair and who would go on to serve as his lord chancellor . to serve as his lord chancellor. welcome, lord faulkner. charlie, great to see you on this point about whether the optimism in the

we'll bring with administrator nelson. mr. nelson: thanks so much. the first time a human was launched into orbit on an american rocket was an atlas 5. and the atlas continued throughout the mercury program. years later, we've got a crew going to the station on an atlas 5. it's also interesting that this is the sixth human rated spacecraft, american. and you think back, it was first mercury, then gemini, then apollo, then the space shuttle, then dragon, now we have the boeing starliner. and next year we should have our seventh human rated spacecraft when the crew of artemis 2 will launch and circle the moon. so this is another milestone in this extraordinary history of nasa, and i want to give my personal congratulations to the home team that went through a lot of trial and tribulation, but they had perseverance and that's what we do at nasa. we don't launch until it's right. and so for boeing and the u.l.a. teams, the nasa teams, congratulations to all of you. now butch and sonny do what they do best. they're test pilots. and they're going to test t

it's nigel nelson , harry.ferent politicians lie to us there over and over again . and we did. for and over again. and we did. for what it's worth, seeing nigel farage actually in the middle of the channel, looking at some very real boats who do you think cares the most? >> well, nigel farage, i mean, i've been following this for many years. this whole migration thing, and it's just repetitive. we have the same thing over and over again, politicians saying we've had the conservatives after five different elections, saying they're going to control migration, and it has gone up and up and up, i don't think keir starmer is going to do it. i don't think his plans, he emphasises border force. i spent some some months with border force and it's not the border force and it's not the border force that's the problem. it's not them that need beefing up. they can stop the asylum seekers , but it's what happens to the asylum seekers afterwards. i mean, they stop them, but then all they do is send them into the process of t

mandela started his only term he served _ nelson mandela started his only term he served in 1994, heso it was a government of national unity at that time but _ government of national unity at that time but now cyril ramaphosa is forced _ time but now cyril ramaphosa is forced to— time but now cyril ramaphosa is forced to have a coalition government sol forced to have a coalition government so i think he can pull it off and _ government so i think he can pull it off and he _ government so i think he can pull it off and he has a choice between the official— off and he has a choice between the official opposition of the da at 22% and the _ official opposition of the da at 22% and the left—leaning parties which are the _ and the left—leaning parties which are the anc breakaways, jacob zuma's new party— are the anc breakaways, jacob zuma's new party the mk and the radical economic— new party the mk and the radical economic freedom fighters, the eff. thank— economic freedom fighters, the eff. thank you _ economic freedom fighters, the eff. thank you very much, milton nkosi, for your insigh

there anything about gaylord nelson? there's a little bit. a little bit in gaylord nelson, of course, was more of a humphrey man himself. and so that created some some issues. but there's not a lot there's a bit where gaylord nelson is supposed to do an introduction and he's very long winded about it can be a bit perturbed by it, but there's not a lot of that. but i did. i did love reading some of the interviews with gaylord nelson just to kind of see the candor of how he felt about people and how people felt about him. you know? so there's a little but but frankly, i found myself most interested in the people whose names you never heard of. and so if i steered anywhere, it's probably for the lesser known figures. but great question. certainly same era, same time period. we have time for one more than if people want to share kennedy's story or two. i'd love to to hear from you. we can call it a night. yes, sir. what was your impetus to write about kennedy versus all the things you could have chosen? yeah. why did i? why they choose to write a

nelson mandela.ut last recollection, president nelson mandela never lost an election but ramaphosa is well-known as a skilled negotiator. a skill that will now become very handy indeed well, rosebury now will become the very difficult process of trying to figure out what route the answer will take, obviously, with only 47% of the vote, they faced a difficult scenario, persuading other parties, to do exactly what they want because they don't have the leverage at this moment there is going to be an anc senior leaders meeting on tuesday where they might hash out some options for some kind of coalition or agreement for parliament's. but it really is a difficult process because on the one hand, you have groups like the eff that won't change, radical change, a leftist party on other hand, you have the da, which is much more centrist there is also a sense of factionalism in the anc that could cause. so ramaphosa problems that must be said that some of the people who are calling for radical change are those

senator nelson and i did. >> and we finally launched on our fifth launch attempt. >> and the bad part is we got down to t -14, t -31, t -31 if you're going to if you're going to scrub want to go when you're not even close to go in today's not as bad as it is. >> it may be for the crew, not going entity is bad but at least they didn't get down into the final stages where they're all set and ready to go in there. they are expecting ignition here in just a matter of seconds. so if there's a time to scrub, there is no good time. but it's best to do it a little bit farther out like this. >> very good context for us that only you can provide troubled and thank you very much, folks. we're gonna take another very quick break because we do we are getting continuing to get information on what went wrong here with this long or scrubbed launch of the starliner. and we'll be right back in the standard fairclough wipers on the line right now to now to distractions goodness still feel sky high when your home needs work, where do you go? >> angie? angie? that's where angie gay man with angie find top

thanks forjoining nigel nelson.ining us, nigel, should we have should we continue to have faith in the democratic process in this great britain of ours? >> yeah, i think so. on the bafis >> yeah, i think so. on the basis that you get to choose your government once every 4 or 5 years, and i think it's a good idea to go out and do just that. so if you are , a party so if you are, a party enthusiast for one party or the other , then you can choose what other, then you can choose what you think is going to be the best next government. if you're not an enthusiast, you can choose the least worst. >> persuade me, if you will, that there is any choice . i feel that there is any choice. i feel it's very much like, when henry ford said , you can have any ford said, you can have any colour you want as long as it's black. when it came to his cars, i feel that the two parties, like the pigs and the farmers in animal farm have become indistinguishable from one another so that the loud question has to be, how do you choose? >>i cho