it can only fit five people on board. how tightly packed they are, people facing in different directions. josh gates: you get inside. you sit down on the floor of titan. they close this big, heavy door, and they bolt it shut from the outside. so once you're in titan, somebody has to let you out of the sub from the outside. they have no control over what's going on and almost helplessness. it doesn't matter what they do. they cannot find their own solution within the submersible itself. they have to wait for somebody else to find them. reporter: the crew now has less than 30 hours of oxygen. if you panic on board and hyperventilate, you use more oxygen. so these were all the questions on how much oxygen is really available. easy. don't stress. don't panic. use as little energy as you can. which is obviously easier said than done in this situation. it would be hard not to be freaked out. interviewee: it could have been an electrical failure on board, so therefore, systems are shut down. if they are alive and they're in there

the, the, it takes the crews 3 hours to get everyone on board safely. imagine you're on a boat that is thinking on the crowd in the middle of the night in the mid the throne and see. and suddenly there is this both coming. and this woman, a life giving you kind of orders telling you that you have to work together. that's crazy. you know, everyone is relieved and exhausted. so she, knowing more people's safe and resting these times those rescued running from war and persecution in sudan and gm. and the next morning the coast guard assigned to see punk one, a porch and a 17 year old refugee wants to tell his story for his own protection. he'll remain anonymous at optimum. that how do i for you? my fled to war and human with my little brother, and i see that you have the cost 9 countries. i don't live in prison and tortured pretty much. took my brother away from me in the emerald city. i still don't know where he is, that you want me to have off to several attempts. he managed to flee across the mediterranean from tennessee. yes, the hate audio was southern

as people were attempting to relaunch it, there was really a scramble to get on board that boat. ended up in the water and three men and one woman and a young child lost their lives. incredibly, you see the desire of people to get to the uk, because although the authorities were quickly on the scene and rescued half of those 112 people, half of them did not want to be rescued and decided, they got their boat working again, the motor was working and they continued their journey to the uk. it gives you a sense of how dangerous this is but strong the desire is to get to uk. for people who struggle to move around — because of age, illness or disability — the mobility scooter ideal but navigating roads and pavements can be risky 0ur reporter simon spark went to find out more. when you talk about how vulnerable mobility scooter users are on the roads, transporting safety fencing like this doesn't help. it's really, oh, really bad. nor does the state of the roads themselves. and there are other issues too. they're getting bigger and bigger now, and i don't think all of them should be al

all five passengers on board the titan were lost. an implosion at that depth would happen so quickly that the human mind cannot react to it. and so one minute they were there, and then the next, they were not. the us coast guard announced that it had found what it presumed to be human remains on the sea floor that would be from the submersible titan. they did recover large pieces of that debris. it is amazing to think in 1912, the titanic sank and now in 2023, you have more people, lives being claimed right at the site of the titanic. and i think it simply is adding to the intrigue of the titanic that 100 years later, it's still leading people to their death. to see the titanic with your own eyes and go down to the depths of the wreck requires an acceptance of some level of danger. that doesn't change whether you're an explorer, a scientist, or the curator of titanic artifacts. there are numerous artifacts that have come off the ship. and i can ascribe very high values to any of them. relics recovered from the titanic aren't just in e

irlat white want more independent members on the board?— on the board? board? not known to me but what i would say _ on the board? not known to me but what i would say is _ on the board? not known to me but what i would say is the _ on the board? not known to me but what i would say is the board - on the board? not known to me but what i would say is the board was i on the board? not known to me but what i would say is the board was a| what i would say is the board was a subsidiary to the holdings board, when yes indeed the independent members were in the majority so i think technically, if you looked at it, it was ok because the royal mail parent had that independence. to what extent are you involved with the royal mail business whilst a non—executive director? trier? the royal mail business whilst a non-executive director? very little, reall . as non-executive director? very little, really- as part _ non-executive director? very little, really- as part of — non-executive director? very little, really. as part of my _ non-executive director? very little

maybe you heard something else so interesting what the cosmon’s relatives conveyed. there's food on boardthat does not need to be stored in the refrigerator, they may miss it, and there are such hunting sausages, so the support group reports, well, that means the astronauts are simply hiding all this from the cameras so that we can see it in the videos , which they send us have not seen, no, everything is official, that’s for sure officially, it’s like with caviar, but they don’t deliver red caviar to us, because red caviar must be stored in the refrigerator, and please eat black caviar on new year’s eve. i honestly haven’t eaten as much black caviar on earth as i ate in space, and i still come across international foreign crews all the time, they don’t eat it at all, that is , they don’t consider black caviar as a product as some kind of delicacy, so i’m like, well, guys, you won’t be fine, no, well, everything is as if i suggested it once, great, have you heard about the products that astronauts ask for? the first thing to sit down after landing, specifically , i heard apples, now i don

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and people recognize him even today, being on board, we're lucky to have him. guests are recognizing him. and you know, to be able to feature his food. this is one of our fresh fish dishes. this is the crispy fish, today we have sea bass. that was just loaded. >> wow, that looks delicious. if you're a fish person. now, i do want to mention that people are watching this. even though as great as chef morimoto is, you have all kinds of food on this ship because i'd be asking that question. maybe people don't like fish. i can get good old fashioned burger somewhere on this place on this ship? >> absolutely. i mean, you can get a little bit of everything, but no matter what, again, we're committed to local, sustainable and staying as regional and fresh as possible. >> you know, walking the ship with chef morimoto is like walking aboard with a beetle or, you know, some, not quite taylor swift, maybe, but, i mean, everyone has stopped. everyone wants selfies with the chef, he's famous for a reason, chef. what are you making now? whole fish and sashimi slice for fresh

that boat had more than a people on board. that is unprecedented. tured. they are poorly made. part of the boat can deflate. when things go wrong it can go wrong in a big way. things go wrong it can go wrong in a bi wa . , , ., ., big way. this is what the government want to stop — big way. this is what the government want to stop with _ big way. this is what the government want to stop with their _ big way. this is what the government want to stop with their rwanda i big way. this is what the government want to stop with their rwanda bill. l want to stop with their rwanda bill. they are threatening to send people to rwanda to have their asylum case processed. this happened just a few hours ago, but the boats are still coming. it is too early to say whether this will work. when the government _ whether this will work. when the government announced - whether this will work. when the government announced more i whether this will work. when the l government announced more than whether this will work. when the i government announced more than two years a

many of those on board were fleeing. i'm. it says of a color uh, outbreak of the celtic scenes on a beach in num pulled up province in mozambique all of the dead work bessengers on a small fishing boat capsized bit more than a 100 people, including many children on board. they said that no good any at all. my sister was with a grand daughter and all that was 3 family members on the bus. and 2 of them died the bottle, which was like, but they don't need the fishing vessel was heading from luna to mozambique island. then it's think local authorities say the overloaded boat was being used as a mix ship. sadie, what did they do? it was not authorized to get any bessengers many of those on board water board or di trying to flee a colored outbreak on the mainland. according to the government, data mozambique has recorded on most 15000 cases of canada and 32 debts in the past 6 months to introduce an outage in recent months, a seen an increase in the number of migrants arriving on the tools brought him to refugees. have been slain, o

we've arranged for a bbc cameraman to be on board. s spot two groups of migrants on their thermal imaging camera. they're in the sand dunes and moving towards each other. on the beach, a french foot patrol quickly arrives. surely the migrants will give up now, but they don't. shouting. suddenly, the beach erupts with shouting. 0k, we are running with the police as they try to intercept a group of what looks like 60—70 migrants. and now things turn violent, fireworks thrown at the police. several young men pulling out crude weapons. you can see the smugglers here, some of them have sticks, they're trying to protect the migrants as they head towards the sea to stop the police from stopping them. and it works. a few stragglers are left behind, but the boat is allowed to move out towards open water. look at the child on someone�*s shoulders on the right. could the french police have done more to stop this? we ask one officer. "we are not allowed to go in the water," he replies, "did you notice they had sticks and there were children too, s

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more of my children’s toys, of course, a portrait of its president, hafez al-assad, and we had it on boardext to the portrait of gorbachev, our leader at that time. the former general found himself on the other side of the barricades at the beginning of the syrian conflict and eventually fled the country. it was a necessary measure, and i left syria. the closest country where i could go was turkey. i feel like a stone that was pulled out of its native place and taken to a foreign land. in turkey, faris joined the government in exile and became a self-proclaimed minister. in the news my son found out that the mir space station was flooded, he was very upset about it. previously, syria also had its own cosmonautics day; the syrian gagarin was honored on all tv channels, but after faris’s betrayal, they tried to forget it in their homeland. and of course, after i had already moved from syria to turkey, and my views began to differ from those of you. with faris, they say, and communicate in the same way, that is, we have no contraindications, in principle it is impossible to say whether he is

we have learned a couple of _ on board. interesting. we have learned a couple of new- on board. eople killed in that stabbing in the shopping centre. the second update from police is that this lunch, this man with a knife lunged towards her, shot dead, and then try to conduct cpr, try to save the alleged attacker�*s life but he could not be revived. this is extra detail in the last few minutes. when are we due to get that next update? that last few minutes. when are we due to get that next update?— get that next update? at 830 pm local time. _ get that next update? at 830 pm local time, about _ get that next update? at 830 pm local time, about 37 _ get that next update? at 830 pm local time, about 37 minutes - get that next update? at 830 pm| local time, about 37 minutes from now. the police have already done one update but this is a developing situation. there are reporters, there are investigators, ambulances still at the scene so that will continue going throughout the night and i'm sure there will be more updates. i and i'm sure there will be more u dates. ., and i'm sure the

a boat set out at around 5am, we are told it had more than 100 people on board, and exceptionally larger. the french authorities say the boat got stuck on a sandbank, it managed to relaunch, to continue itsjourney towards the uk. but there was some sort of incident involving the crowd on board, according to the french authorities. we are told three men, authorities. we are told three men, a woman and a young child have lost... �* ., , a woman and a young child have lost... ~ ., , ,, ., a woman and a young child have lost... m_, , ,, ., , ., lost... apologies, simon, the signal to ou lost... apologies, simon, the signal to you keeps — lost... apologies, simon, the signal to you keeps breaking _ lost... apologies, simon, the signal to you keeps breaking up. _ lost... apologies, simon, the signal to you keeps breaking up. we - lost... apologies, simon, the signal to you keeps breaking up. we will . to you keeps breaking up. we will try to return to him as soon as possible. that news comes after the uk's rwanda asylum bill becomes law after months of gridlock. the measure designates rwanda

afternoon, dear passengers, says ship commander lomet tinchenko, on behalf of the crew, i welcome you on boardr is retracted, well, here we are at home, i don’t know, everything is fine, the passengers there are worried, it’s normal, that’s it, can i have some black coffee, girls, stronger, demon. i won’t allow a crew member to be rude, but where are the rude people? how do you talk to andrey, is he your friend? yes, i was joking, i’m just a woman’s job, in the sky any job is a man’s, wife, children, who do you have? yes, no, komikaze, don’t take care of yourself, and bury others, well, in general, thickets, draw conclusions, i warned you. it’s possible to congratulate, well, okay, we’ve had lunch, so we’ve turned around with their backs to each other, then sveta comes in from the second case and says: i just saw this, did you say something, did you say something that you didn’t like? let me put a cutlet, something happened to you, they gave you a problematic intern, oh, my god, again a problematic intern, it would be better if you were like that - messing around with your son, you actually ha

, but now up to that what they deliver... sauces such industrial production on board, not only sauces, we were just talking about new cans, this is industrial production, that it ’s not just berylevo that makes it, it’s not the post-strakhan factory, the mechurinsky plant makes it, and the mechurensky ones do it too, but in my opinion they don’t fish, they are very tasty, they make something from vegetables, very tasty, they also have one in the package, they have hot peppers , so we are really moving on smoothly. we are delivered industrially produced products, that is, those that are usually sold in a store, the only thing is that as far as i know, there must be, well, some famous one, they buy a batch there directly, check everything, if it’s good, then he delivers it, the product is good, the packaging is suitable for overloading, there, in fact, all this is very complicated, seriously, and it’s not so easy to go there to break through, but by the way, these packages, the so-called pouches, the bichurinsky plant is in them, it’s like... such a new word in packaging, we expect that

in cislunar space ; important experimental data were obtained on the operation of structures and on-boarde luna 15 station did not fulfill the program, the ussr lost. only in 1970, another station luna-16 made a soft landing on the surface of the moon. planting took soil samples that were delivered to the ground. it was the third spacecraft to take soil after apollo 11 and 12. georgiy babakin, after the success of luna 16, called his friend, the developer of the proton rocket, vladimir chalamey. yes, zhora, thank you, thank you, dear, we will tear the universe apart. like the fat was warming, nina, bring volokordin, we’ll knock you out, we’ll knock you out for success, we won! would you like to have a bite, dmitry fedorovich? i 'll still live and work. during the implementation of the apollo project, 382 kg of lunar soil were delivered by soviet automatic stations luna 16, and then luna 20 and 24 about. i’m listening, please, call the chief designer babakin on the phone, and he’s at a ceremonial meeting in the workshop, then the president of the academy of sciences keldysh, he’s also at a

as people are attempting to relaunch it there was really a scramble to get on board that boat. the authorities were quickly on the scene and rescued half of those 112 people, half of them did not want to be rescued and decided they got their boat working again, the motor was working on the continued their journey to the uk. it gives you a sense of how dangerous but strongly desire is to get to uk. let's understand more on the legal side with drjoelle grogan, who's a senior researcher at the academic think tank uk in a changing europe. 0ne one question coming from a viewer is who voted for the rwanda bill? it was driven by the government and conservative party based on a pledge the prime _ conservative party based on a pledge the prime minister made to stop the lroats— the prime minister made to stop the boats in_ the prime minister made to stop the boats injanuary 2020... 23, gosh, it has— boats injanuary 2020... 23, gosh, it has been— boats injanuary 2020... 23, gosh, it has been a — boats injanuary 2020... 23, gosh, it has been a long time. what is important — it has been a lo

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with nuclear weapons on board. national romania, bulgaria and turkey, declare everything else a no-flyup reconnaissance aircraft, drones that carry out guidance, because you understand, even you mentioned it, it’s very fashionable now in the expert community. so the definition, even this is the concept of escalation ladders, at the beginning of our special military operation, they were slowly climbing this ladder, first gevelins, stingers, then, so to speak, hymers, then, now, in my opinion, they are starting to jump over the step . anything, all these missions, and not only american, british, and french, these are the three countries that operate in the black sea, i think it’s time for us to climb this ladder of escalation a little, so to speak, the british minister of defense declares that they are at war with us, destroy them the hell then what are we even talking about and there is no need for these emphemisms, there you will get a hybrid war in full, goodbye small britain, yes, and what are the options, of course, yes, especially since they are still under sanctions, so it’s not a

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on? , board to take a look at what was uaoinon? , �* , going on? yes, there were.g on? yes, there were. because what we were trying to do _ going on? yes, there were. because what we were trying to do was - going on? yes, there were. because what we were trying to do was a - going on? yes, there were. because| what we were trying to do was a very big people and cultural transformation, and certainly on the royal mail site a huge technology revolution in terms of putting in sorting machines and tracking and tracing for parcels and what i do, we had a group hr director on the board of the royal mail, and the technology director of the grip of the royal mail, and they also had tentacles into the post office in terms of people and technology. equally, adam leighton, the cheer of royal mail was also on the post office board and the company secretary, jonathan evans, was company secretary on the royal mail board and attended all the pol boards, as well. page 20, please. can we rotate it, please? 90 degrees clockwise. we cannot, i am told. i cannot date this, because it

on board there is a hangar for a helicopter, an artillery installation, and if necessary, they will alsoem caliber. report by alena germanova. along the quay wall of the admiralty shipyards with a brisk step towards the gangway. several months of preparation on shore are behind us. the commander already sets the crew the task of inhabiting the patrol ship, the first combat icebreaker of its kind. personnel to accept office premises, living office premises from plant representatives. check-in begins with cabins in the spacious sailor's cabins, each has four bunks, there is its own separate sanitary block, next to it there is a common gym, the first one is already distributed in the galley ship's lunch, cutlet, rice from the kidnaya, all the same things are sent to the officer's wardroom on a special elevator. in all the years of service as a cook, that is, this is my first such galley, well, because, firstly, the new equipment is all new ship, soup, for example, can be cooked up to 160 liters at a time, enough for the entire crew of the plant employees, for now tests are underway at sea,

it seems to have been a hardware problem, one of the chips on board, part of the fight data system, oneething thatis it is not surprising for something that is four and a has been operating for nearly three and has been operating for nearly three and a half decades longer than it should have, so it means the code that was in the chip was not working properly —— four and a half years old. it has now been fixed and we can get some sensible data back from the probe. soon they will make some more software adjustments and we should get some lovely science data back. incredible thing. first of all the process of basically repairing something so far away, in simple terms, how did they do this? it is not a physical— terms, how did they do this? it 3 not a physical repair, we cannot get to the probe and swap out the older chip and put in a new one, so we have had to be a bit clever and nasa have had to be a bit clever and nasa have had to be a bit clever and nasa have had two instead of using this particular part of the microchip out of the commuter to operate the commands, they are using differ

nasa engineers worked out that a single chip on its decades—old on board computer had stopped workingyageri in interstellar space. but this very remote reboot worked. the craft has now sent readable data reporting its health and status back to earth for the first time in five months. a lot of this technology is �*60s, not �*705. we are now in 2024, which is quite extraordinary. i sit here at my age thinking, "good god, this thing is still going," and it's brilliant. the next step is to get scientific information from the craft, to keep learning from its interstellar mission. by next year, though, voyager 1's ability to generate enough power to operate its instruments is set to come to an end, leaving this tiny icon of space exploration to wander the universe — possibly for eternity. victoria gill, bbc news. amazing stuff. let's take you back to new york, just want to mark your card, let you know what is coming up. donald trump is in court. we will get plainmoor analysis of events inside. just so you know, these are pictures from inside the courthouse, this is new york, there are no li

we've arranged for a bbc cameraman to be on board. ot two groups of migrants on their thermal imaging camera. they're in the sand dunes and moving towards each other. on the beach, a french foot patrol quickly arrives. surely the migrants will give up now, but they don't. shouting suddenly, the beach erupts with shouting. 0k, we are running with the police as they try to intercept a group of what looks like 60—70 migrants. and now things turn violent, fireworks thrown at the police. several young men pulling out crude weapons. you can see the smugglers here, some of them have sticks, they're trying to protect the migrants as they head towards the sea to stop the police from stopping them. and it works. a few stragglers are left behind, but the boat is allowed to move out towards open water. look at the child on someone�*s shoulders on the right. could the french police have done more to stop this? we ask one officer. "we are not allowed to go in the water," he replies, "did you notice they had sticks and there were children too? "so we

we've arranged for a bbc cameraman to be on board. ups of migrants on their thermal imaging camera. they're in the sand dunes and moving towards each other. 0n the beach, a french foot patrol quickly arrives. surely, the migrants will give up now, but they don't. shouting suddenly, the beach erupts with shouting. 0k, we are running with the police as they try to intercept a group of what looks like 60 or 70 migrants. and now things turn violent — fireworks thrown at the police. several young men pulling out crude weapons. you can see the smugglers here, some of them have sticks, they're trying to protect the migrants as they head towards the sea to stop the police from stopping them. and it works. a few stragglers are left behind, but the boat is allowed to move out towards open water. look at the child on someone�*s shoulders on the right. could the french police have done more to stop this? we ask one officer. "we're not allowed to go in the water," he replies, "did you notice they had sticks and there were children too? so, we had t

it on board with it? how did you suggested?— on board with it? how did you su: rested?ersonal data set in a lot _ suggested? it is a rather personal data set in a lot of _ suggested? it is a rather personal data set in a lot of ways, - suggested? it is a rather personal data set in a lot of ways, but first| data set in a lot of ways, but first of all it's not the most interesting video recordings that you can imagine. parents can usually bore their friends imagine. parents can usually bore theirfriends and imagine. parents can usually bore their friends and relatives with photos of their babies, so i don't think there will be lots of people who want to watch all of the hours collected so far, but on the other hand,it collected so far, but on the other hand, it could be this remarkable opportunity. hopefully my daughter would appreciate it years from now when we could look back and see some of these key experiences in her first years of life, or even search back based on what when we might be talking to her about this, it could be possible we have modules that learn abou

the steppes of kazakhstan met the crew of the union , by the way, what kind of alliance is this on boardlarus, russia and the usa, marina was one of the first. our president and head of state congratulated the space crew on their successful landing and invited everyone who participated in the preparations for the flight to visit belarus. alexander lukashenko was directly involved throughout the entire space mission and provided all possible support to ensure that the first belarusian flight into space took place. and the head of state shared his first emotions after the return of the crew. our correspondents managed to record. interview immediately after the end of the hockey match in which the president’s team played today. the emotions are the heaviest, because i have a sleepless night, i see. the landing was soft, the device touched the ground near the city of zheskazgan, millions of people all over the world they were following these shots, look, now, now just a little bit, now well... now we have the opportunity to see how it was, marina vasilevskaya’s first words on earth, and what

in truckee saturday, caution tape up as investigators moved into the scene discovering two people on board died. >> they're advising the plane was trying to land. >> aviation safety network says preliminary investigations show the plane made a left hand stalling spiral while trying to land on the run way. these tires from the plane scattered in the snow. part of the wreckage, national transportation and safety board and faa is collecting as evidence. >> i have was here yesterday skiing at north star. conditions were pretty snowy and cloudy. so i can see how this can happen because of winds. >> reporter: no word on if weather was a factor. the circumstances that caused the crash that killed the couple on board are still unknown. >> i pray for their family. >> the couple leaves behind three children. ntsb is asking anyone with surveillance video to contact investigators. >>> a story of redemption for a north bay man in novato convicted of embezzlement . he has been pardoned. he had been released but with the pardon he is feeling a new sense of freedom. >> reporter: easter sunday in downtown

we've arranged for a bbc cameraman to be on board. two groups of migrants on their thermal imaging camera. they're in the sand dunes and moving towards each other. on the beach, a french foot patrol quickly arrives. surely the migrants will give up now, but they don't. shouting. suddenly, the beach erupts with shouting. 0k, we are running with the police as they try to intercept a group of what looks like 60—70 migrants. and now things turn violent, fireworks thrown at the police. several young men pulling out crude weapons. you can see the smugglers here, some of them have sticks, they're trying to protect the migrants as they head towards the sea to stop the police from stopping them. and it works. a few stragglers are left behind, but the boat is allowed to move out towards open water. look at the child on someone's shoulders on the right. could the french police have done more to stop this? we ask one officer. "we are not allowed to go in the water," he replies, "did you notice they had sticks and there were children too, so we ha

we have arranged for a bbc cameraman to be on board. sand dunes and moving towards each other. on the beach a french foot patrol quickly arrives. surely the migrants will give up surely the migrants will give up now. but they don't. suddenly the beach erupts, shouting. 0k, we are running with the police as we try to intercept a group of looks like 60 or 70 migrants. intercept a group of looks like 60 or70 migrants. now intercept a group of looks like 60 or 70 migrants. now things turn violent. fireworks thrown at the police. several young man pulling up weapons. you can see the smugglers here, some of them have sticks, they are trying to protect the migrants as they head towards the sea. to stop the police from stopping there. and it works. a few stragglers are left behind, but the boat is allowed to move out towards open water. look at the child on someone's shoulders on the right. could the french police have done more to stop this? we ask one officer. we are not allowed to go in the water, he says, do you notice they have sticks and

sea, they will also live on the ship, together with the military, sailors, testing every mechanism on board23550 is a patrol ship and a tug and an icebreaker, all at once, its reinforced hull will easily pass one and a half meters of ice, on board towing winch, crane installations, but first of all, this ship is a combat ship, there is a hangar for the k-27 helicopter, an artillery installation, and if necessary, a caliber missile system will be placed on the deck. now we have a lot of work ahead of us, to study the ship from the inside, to study its technical means, the responsibility is colossal, there is a large layer of work to be carried out, including ice testing, and this will be new for each crew member, including me. preparations are underway automated control system, the oil pump will work and the diesel generator will start. in the engine room there are four diesel generators at once, if one fails, the rest will pick up the movement of the ship itself, they provide two propulsion electric motors, they allow ivan popanin to reach speeds of up to 18 knots, more than 30 km/h and eas

and one of the race any of the board _ reliable? correct. ct. and one of the race any of the board we get - reliable? correct. and one of thej race any of the board we get that level of comfort was from the external auditors, and the external auditors with run software against the system that was the primary driver of the business, and would run their own reconciliations, to make sure, does it add up this way, doesn't add up that way, there is the answer can the same? it is proprietary software that is used by all it firms to validate financial integrity of a system that they are auditing. that type of audit has the concept of materiality? yes, it would. could you explain what that is? it would not have to reconcile to the penny, but it would have to... we are not talking about the penny in these instances here. it is a pretty reliable way of proving whether or not a system is reconciling. that works for statutory accounts. in terms of the sub—postmaster who may be facing... i in terms of the sub-postmaster who may be facing- - -_ may be faci

and i want to put you on board one of these ships that would be sailing into charleston harbor in the summer of 1823. a vessel that looked like one of those, the homer sailed into charleston harbor from its home port of liverpool as it moored and local officials boarded the ship. that's a sort of standard fare for for customs agents, etc. and they interrogated a man by the name of henry ellison. henry albertson was then arrested, put in chains, escorted from the ship to the middle of charleston, where the city jail is. and he was basically incarcerated. the law that caused him to be incarcerated was a brand new port regulation. and when the captain asked about what was going on, the deputy sheriff who arrested him said, well, henry albertson is being arrested because he is a free black man. that was that was his crime. the crime of being of being black and not being enslaved. the captain was absolutely aghast, as many of you were a literally heard. you be aghast. he had the same sort of reaction after consulting with the british council in charleston. he hired an attorney to sue for h

began, our boarding tickets were simply crossed out. o onessian passport, like russian, well, everything is clear. and opening my passport, she immediately crossed out my boarding passes, all the russians, as soon as they saw, that they had a red passport in their hands, for them it was like a red rag for a bull, they snatched this passport, they said something in turkish, as one of the passengers later said, who more or less apparently knew the language, said that oh, again these russians, all this happens at istanbul international airport at the last moment before the plane lands across the atlantic, passengers are met by employees of the turkish chop gozen security. on the website, this company presents itself as follows: gozon, the number one company in the field of aviation security, was founded in 1996 year to meet your most specific needs. international national airlines. from what the victims say, it is the chopovites who weed out russians from the general flow of travelers and deny boarding on flimsy pretexts. oh, russian passport, m

the issue here. >> boeing's says is that some of the tolerances on these pieces of the fuselage on board the 73787, excuse me are so so tight we're talking five one thousands of an edge. that is the width of essentially these two sheets of paper or the width of a human hair. boeing's as in some cases, that that's not all that necessary and may have been too extreme in some cases. so it's allowed itself a little bit of leeway on board these clients, boeing insisted in this press briefing that i was on on monday, that its 787 is not at risk of falling apart and flight and it has no evidence of fatigue failure on board. its plans to very strong airplane made of carbon fiber, stronger than the aluminum structure that has been used in older airplanes. this is the statement from boeing though on the record it says were fully confident in the 787 dreamliner, these claims about the structural integrity of the 787 are inaccurate. a boeing also says it has done work to ensure the quality and long term safety of the aircraft. so another huge de, when it comes to the safety concerns about boeing her