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it is crucial to the transportation of the orion spacecraft, but i believe that we also have cargo onlyls flights to carry critical supplies to moon and eventually mars. china's program and our human landing system, will eventually emerge as a package of concerns. china's dramatic progress with the moon and more robotic elements means that we cannot lose purpose or momentum in developing our own programs. the sls program was hampered its first three years by the administration's budget request, which were hundreds of millions of dollars below the recommended figures in the nasa authorization bill back in 2010. currently, the human landing system is a big challenge, as you and i have discussed on the phone as recently as last week here before your arrival, the decision was made not to use contracts, which would have allowed audits as well as u.s. government ownership of systems and data. given the fact that a broad agency agreement or announcement contract is being used, we have to find a way to balance the national security needs and the business stimulus aspects of such a contract. chi

airflight on have seen in the past 2a hours since orion air flight on road from athens was forced tover the threat of a bomb scare on board the plane come about, actually, because the belarussian authorities wanted to seize the dissidentjournalist and his russian girlfriends, and since then, today, we heard that dominic raab and the house of commons speaking out very quickly for suggesting that the russian government is likely to have been involved in what he called outlandish activity. it really is something that we have seen in this particular episode and recently overheard the end of it. we know that uk along with the eu and the us are looking at possible further sanctions. are looking at possible further sanctions-_ are looking at possible further sanctione— are looking at possible further sanctions. ., sanctions. some of the linkage we have heard — sanctions. some of the linkage we have heard is _ sanctions. some of the linkage we have heard is astounding, - sanctions. some of the linkage we have heard is astounding, isn't - sanctions. some of the linkage we have heard is astoun

and nobody wanted to expend the national treasure silver on trade with the orion so they needed to find a product that would flow the other way and exchange. one of those exchanges was first first from the pacific northwest one of those exchanges was sandalwood from hawaii and those islands and we would strip hawaii of all the sandalwood to grow there for that reason, but finally the product that seemed to be most successful in in exchanging from the chinese the goods that we the west so much wanted turned out to be opium. this is a painting from 1831 of western ships britain to americans at anchor on linton island. i'll show you where that is in a moment. these are floating warehouses for smuggling opium into mainland china this row boat right here. they called them fast crabs will take aboard the opium. that's it from one another of these warehouses and smuggle it up the river or along the coast as part of the trade. this was illegal. it was condemned by the chinese, but it continued for decades. it was the product it was the cause of several wars and it was the basis on which china w

the european union has agreed to level sanctions against belarus after the forced rerouting of orionht in order to capture one of the passengers on board and the eu has urged airlines to avoid the country's airspace. the passenger in question is a 26-year-old journalist who was a well-known attic of the president. the incident was described as the boss there as a state-sponsored hijacking. >> armed police greet the arrivals on board the plane that belarus is accused of hijacking. all to capture this young man. a journalist and political refugee. he fled to belarus t years ago . only to be forced back home yesterday under the most extraordinary circumstances by a regime that he told his fellow passengers would execute him. his father has described his son's capture as a terrorist act. >> we hope that he will cope. we hope that he will stay himself and not given to their tricks. we are afraid to think about it, but it is possible that he could be beaten, tortured. >> this evening authorities have released a video of him where he makes various confessions. we are not showing it as it lo

in his first comments since orion airplane was forced to land and a journalist was arrested, lukashenkod that the backlash against those actions were a planned provocation. many nations have blocked flights to and from dolores and advised airlines to avoid flying over the country. >> in minskappearances are deceiving. this is a country in deep political turmoil. we were heading to meet a woman plunged into the heart of it. she asked to meet in the open at the end of town because her daughter is in a prison arrested with her activist boyfriend when their flight over europe was diverted by force to belarus. the last she heard from her daughter was a text message that said mom. the next was video confession taped her interrogators. it seemed clear it was doing -- done under duress. >> we are in such a state that we keep saying to each other this can't be happening. we don't believe it is happening to us, to our daughter. >> she says sophia was not even part of the protests that swept belarus last year. as minsk turned red and white with crowds calling for president lukashenko to go. nine m

customers could have been vulnerable to sun burst based on the total number of customer downloads from our orion platform products unfortunately we've seen the number used mistakenly in media reports and saying now the actual number is fewer than 100. so a significant change between 18,000 and 100 but they're saying they now have more investigative resources around this and a better look exactly how bad the hacking was. they say now 100 customers, fewer than 100 customer actually hacked opposed to 18,000 this gives a new permanent for the damage what it doesn't tell you necessarily is exactly how many of these hacks customers allowed that hack to go up the food chain to other companies because it isgoing from one to the nex company so we still don't know the total damage but the initial input is much smaller than a lot of people feared early on according to the latest statement from solar wind. >> you answered my follow up-. thank you. let's get you set up for next week check out some new kids on the block ready to report earnings next week. time to play a game of. >> trade it or fade it. >> tha

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after meeting north macedonia as prime ministers orion's all you have in brussels praised his efforts to a long foreign in security policy with the european union spain's cabinet has approved a labor wall that gives delivery platforms a mid august deadline to hire workers who are currently freelancing for the legislation also requires transparency of artificial intelligence used to manage work forces some delivery workers have protested the legislation saying they prefer to remain self employed. italy's national rail service is planning to extend an experimental code 19 free service between rome and milan to board a train passengers have to arrive 45 minutes before departure with a negative test result or take one on site manager say bookings for the train for the route are rising a new road and rail bridge stretching almost one kilometer across the border of botswana and zambia has officially opened it marks the completion of a multimillion dollar project aimed at easing congestion in one of southern africa's most congested border regions the world health organization says a coronavi

. >>> good wednesday morning, thrileffheigst fuel orions a no.g lines are forming at the pump as fears of a major gas shortage drive up demand and now four governors have declared a state of emergency including the governor of florida. >> the biden administration is trying to assure americans that there's no reason to panic. overnight growing concern about the number of gas stations running on "e" stemming from that cyberattack on a pipeline that supplies nearly half the fuel on the east coast. >> i went to like six different stations. nobody has any gas. >> reporter: an analyst for gas buddy says 40% of metro atlanta gas stations were without fuel. in metro raleigh, north carolina, that number 50%, wilmington, more than 60% of stations reportedly without gas. >> this is potentially the most substantial and damaging attack on u.s. critical infrastructure ever. >> reporter: gas stations in at least seven states are reporting shortages from florida to virginia and supply issues appear to be creeping north. according to bloomberg distributors say th

deception and mistrust, because many politicians and thought is on the corruption investigations. orion jail for him or re his present, a formal thomas for her government and people perceive it. it's more of the same number because tallow, however, is bringing new people. the opinion polls say 17 percent of peruvians still don't know who to vote for. many say it's like choosing between 2 illnesses. the only certainty for now analysts see if there is more political instability to come here . my son just a just he does. lima police in the state of louisiana, have release body camera footage of the rest of a black enough to be accused of a gun cover up the video shows rental green being hazel, punched and choked by white officers. he died on the way to hospital 2 years ago, but the footage is only just been released following the investigation by the associated press. unofficial has this report. it is shocking video that has taken 2 years to be released and lead to allegations of a cover up turnover. lay on your own, your belly so many been was stopped by police in louisiana after a teeth

senator chris murphy, representing mccall and retired general allen talk about the orion nuclear dealthe plans to reenter the agreement and whether a new set of guidelines should be adopted.

urging citizens to avoid belarus over the forced landing of orion airflight and arrest of a dissidentalist. the tokyo bulimics is facing a shortage of doctors due to the pandemic. -- tokyo olympics is facing a shortage of doctors due to the pandemic. they've had to cut the number. japan's medical establishment is increasingly worried about bringing 78 thousand people from 200 countries to the capital. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has married his fiancÉe and a small ceremony at a london cathedral. it is his third marriage and make some the first prime minister to marry in office in nearly 200 years. they plan to celebrate with family and friends next summer. global news 24 hours a day on air and bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. yousef? yousef: thank, laura wright. around the corner on the show, the summer season looms large as economies begin to open up to international travel. simone foxman caught up with the qatar airways ceo to get his views on a range of issues, including the state of aviatio

senator chris murphy, representing mccall and retired general allen talk about the orion nuclear deal, the plans to reenter the agreement and whether a new set of guidelines should be adopted. this is part of a recent mccain institute forum. >> ryan hoke, former u.s. special envoy to iran and i am pleased to be invited by the mccain institute to moderate a discussion with distinguished panelists. i want to thank ms. cindy mccain in the mccain institute for their thought leadership. and organizing the discussion. we have three guests that i think are known globally. senator chris murphy from connecticut, he served in the house for three terms, eight years in the connecticut general assembly, we have representative michael mccaul, congressman from texas with distinction, a republican leader on the house foreign affairs committee and we have general allen who is president of the brookings institute, retired u.s. marine corps four star general, former commander of the nato international assistant board and u.s. forces in afghanistan. i want to begin by asking a question to senator murphy.

the european union agreed to new sanctions on belarus after the fourth version of orion or passenger jet and the arrest of a journalist on board. these include banning airlines from airspace and airports. further sanctions targeting lukashenko and his associates are also being imposed. russia is backing its allies following belarus's explanation of it actions. >> this outrageous behavior needs a strong answer. therefore, the european council decided that there will be an additional sanctions on individuals that are involved in the hijacking but this time also on businesses and economic entities that are financing this regime. vonnie: international efforts at reviving the nuclear accord are intensifying. president xi jinping told hassan rouhani in a phone call that -- nuclear issues. antony blinken said a deal is a priority. iran agreed to extend an agreement by one month, for continued surveillance of its installations. china is pushing back against a wall street journal report. the paper says the trio worked at the wuhan institute of virology. china's foreign ministry says the repor

manus: just some of the eu leaders reacting to belarus's forced landing of orion airplane.hey spoke ahead -- a ryan airplane. they are imposing an effective flight blockade on the country. belarus and officials are said to be added to the existing blacklist and targets are being drawn up. let's get to our reporter, maria tadeo. what is the package going to include and how penal are they? maria: we talked about this being a full package, the european union wanted to go beyond individuals and that's what they have agreed. when you look at the measures, they now target financial sectors and some of the state owned companies, where a lot of the money would be in belarus. they have denied access to belarus and planes and would block the airspace in and out of the country. overall, given the measures they could have taken, you could argue this is the top end in terms of severity of measures. some of the detail is still pending but the direction seems to want to punish the belarusian government. also relevant, the fact that the measures were taking quickly. some officials were tel

israel when you look at it, certainly no american president would go with jerusalem and ending the orion deal which they want to get back into which is a big mistake the iran deal which is a big mistake. i understand the palestinians very well. i have a good relationship with them. it would've never ever happened. the democrats, large numbers of them, hateem israel. and it's as simple as you can put it. >> jason: leo terrel will join us more coming up. meanwhile today, president biden insisted that his party still supports israel despite the squad calling for israel's government to be tried for war crimes. this comes as we are now seeing a wave of anti-semitic attacks right here at home. ann's in los angeles, a group of individuals waving palestinian flags viciously attacked diners at a restaurant and in new york city, april palestinian group threw incendiary devices at people in the city predominantly jewish diamond district. also in new york, one pro soccer player claims a group of palestinian men approached him on the street carrying knives, and asked him if he was jewish. will the ra

the european union has moved to impose further sanctions on belarus after its forced landing of orionir jet over the weekend and arrest of the opposition journalist on board. the u.k. close iteris these -- closed its airspace. they are calling for the immediate release of the detained journalist. president biden welcomed the response. the first face-to-face meeting between president biden and vladimir putin is expected to take place june 16 in switzerland. the white house says the leaders will discuss a full range of pressing issues as the u.s. seeks to restore predictability and stability for the u.s.-russia relationship. the two will discuss issues that include cooperation on the fight against the pandemic. a powerful cyclone is set to slam into india on wednesday. the second in less than two weeks. officials are evacuating whether one million people as forecasters predict the cyclone will dump heavy rain and bring winds as high as 185, or's an hour. last week storm left dozens dead in the western state. president joe biden has called on congress to pass the justice and policing act

orion will be in a different situation that i major international carrier -- than a major internationalarrier. willie: that's right. it rests with them, the decision. airlines are regulated from the safety and security point of view. we have what is known as the accountable manager. they will be held accountable for the decisions they take. there is a multilayered situation that exists when risk assessments have been undertaken. at the end of the day, if the airline says it is safe to fly through the airspace, it still depends on the individual pilots and commands to decide whether he or she believes it is safe to continue to fly through the belarus airspace. nobody wants to put the individual pilot in that position, but i think you will see a natural risk averse being adopted by most airlines. guy: do you think passengers will be worried about this? does this feel different to the risks that, for instance, flying over ukraine when the aircraft had actually been downed -- do you think passengers will be saying, i am happy to fly one hour to go around, the extra half-hour to go around? w

that has been forgotten and left orion the roadside.frastructure narrative exposes it the most. >> that's why you're the second most quoted person on this broadcast. are manchin and cinema lost causes? how would this kind of thing have gone over in the past, even in bob bird's senate? >> well look. i don't think a manchin and cinema as lost causes at all. cinema represents states that have a lot of republicans in them and they need a lot of independent, right leaning independents to vote for them to come back. so they don't want to be out there in what they would consider left field taking the very difficult votes that will hurt them next time around. however, i think if the democrats are able to craft bills and there will be some amending to do but crafting a bill that manchin and sinema do support and bring them to the floor and dare republicans to vote against them and the process may have to be iterated a few times i think then they'll start looking a less like lost causes because both of them are democrats to the bone and i don't t

administration to reimpose sanctions on the russian north stream to pipeline saying the forced diversion of orionquent risk of an opposition journalists without the help of putin. european leadings are also opposing sanctions on belarus the tonight including banning airlines from using e.u. airspace and airports. an exclusive video tonight of the struggle to contain emigration search along our southern border. much of the surge is being intercepted by law enforcement, but there's only so much they can do. correspondent bill reports tonight from the rio grande valley in texas. >> fox cameras are rolling as a group of migrants run from border patrol, disappearing into the brush in la joya, texas, after crossing illegally into the u.s. this morning. border patrol helicopter pinned down part of the group with agents on the ground taking two men into custody. the scene that plays clockwork every morning here in the rio grande valley. just on the road, another group of migrants walked into the united states and gave themselves up. we spoke to them before border patrol arrived. [speaking non-english lan

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orion and a bunch of time. game. thanks reyna karen, a. >> alright 6.32. let's take you to the east bay now where educational flyers are going out to oakland residents as concerns about wildfire season intensify like these past flames to be a catastrophic like what we've seen in the past in 1991. and this fire that fire the fire chief says besides handling the day-to-day operations. >> nothing is more important than 0 ing in on this fire says yeah. and getting a head start on it is particularly worried about the bay area and the state facing once again extreme drought conditions. >> obviously that increases the threat to our community increases the hazards to our firefighters. rest assured your oakland firefighters will be knocking on doors as they do. >> every day for the next 45 days to ensure that mitigation measures are taken place to ensure the safety of their parcels and their neighbors neighbors parcels >> well, the chief says working with the residents of oakland is vital, but so is everybody else's job to do all they can to get through this year a

leaders are vowing sanctions on belarus and a flight blockade on the country after the forced landing of orionrrest of a dissident journalist. they are looking at belarusian officials to be added to a blacklist, and looking at broader measures to target businesses and entire sectors of the belarusian economy. u.s. issues a new travel warning, saying american should avoid going to japan over doubts. tokyo will host the olympics in less than two months. much of japan is still under a state of emergency. the u.k. finance sector, a bigger carbon footprint than all of canada, according to greenpeace and the world while i fund. the impact comes from investment portfolios, according to nonprofit. those activities are 700 times higher than average. greenpeace says finance is the uk's dirty little secret. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thank you. the u.k. must take steps to transform its economy with a series of changes that could be worth 700 billion pounds over the

she is talking about economic sanctions against belarus for the forced landing of orion airplane.e says- ryanair plane. she says the eu will deny access to airports for belarus, as 27 leaders are meeting in brussels, and discussing economic sanctions against belarus after the forced landing of that airplane. you can continue watching the press conference on liv if you are bloomberg subscriber. also coming up this week, other events you may have missed earlier. do check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. a firm in india caught up in a label dispute --workers to stop work on fears of covid-19. workers challenging exemption granted the auto industry from lockdown rules. the company says it is taking precautions including the number works just -- work shifts. they maintain they need to keep the factory running to meet orders. nio surged after its production partner will double monthly output by expanding capacity. the group will boost capacity to 240,000 units annually to it will be able to roll out 20,000 cars a month. nio s

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few days later, on december 13, fireeye announced it was compromised through solarwinds, through the orion platform, and it starts the chain, what does that look like, it suddenly gets announced, a lot of federal entities have that, a lot of private entities that, and it chains down from there. my question is had fireeye not found this december 8, would it still be operational today? >> i don't know that we're capable of answering that question fully. there may be other ways in which either the public or the private sector could have identified that activity. but i have said before that our private sector cybersecurity capability in this country is a true asset, one that helps the overall security of our country every day. and we are lucky to have firms like fireeye and the other cybersecurity firms out there who are looking for vulnerabilities, looking for potential compromises, making the government aware to ensure that we can get ahead of it. i will add one change to your timeline, which is, fireeye notified us of potential compromises earlier than december 8, so that we could begin to

. >> and was was trying t engage with her in the so the father ended up blocking orion where.e father and a daughter running from the sky. and they ended up running about a quarter mile. >> made it to a fire station about a block and a half away on russell street firefighters. say they scared perez off and then called police. he was arrested in he was taken into custody earlier this assing kids at a childcare facility. also in the east bay remember that expened yenow say. >> it was caused by 3 teenagers who were playing with a a tennis ball that they lit on fire. apparently this happened on cam bark court to stop far from i 6 ad in the water bird regional preserve fire crews initially got a call about a small grass fire. but then the strong winds quickly major problealthough one home was totally destroyed. 12 others were actually saved. 3 people have been displaced tonight. >> now to our covid special day in san francisco. health officials saying the city officially now given out more than 1 million vaccines and they tweeted out this video and a picture of the person ne shot t