rocco petrone loved it.d thinking of it as the pile up material, very different from the organic. here comes the apollo 16 crew. say,go up and begin to we're looking at some impact crater. very different from what we thought. then, my fellow geologists, they looked at me and said, group, i -- i looked have -- at him and said royally. so the guy i selected, very different, was exactly like what we got from apollo 11. apollo 13, apollo 14, and apollo 15. that was our mess. as site selection was concerned, that was the one that we didn't do right. the apollo 17 mission proved the rover we had taken was useful. even though it was used for apollo 15 and 16, apollo 17 was useful to allow us to go to the mountain range. a different crater in the south, have another look at the , theetely different crater use of the rover, it is better not to drive away from the landing spot for seven kilometers. aven kilometers was not limitation of the rover. it was a limitation of the oxygen tank. one oxygen tank kaputt -- then t

the third pillar of nasa was the apollo program director, rocco petrone. a very tough guy, an army engineer who worked in m.i.t. he worked very hard. he was one man to know how to do things. he told me once after we left the program, after we left nasa, "when we were working on the apollo missions, the three directors of the three programs came to see me and said how can you allow an egyptian to be the secretary of landing site direction? this guy could be a plant from russia. the soviets are all over egypt. the soviets could have sent him. he may be a plant. he told them, "i did not put him in this job, it was his own fellow that elected him secretary of the committee. don't tell me where he came from. give me one thing he did wrong and i will throw him out the window with my own hand." then they left. he said "i never told you that story so it would not affect your performance." the beauty of the mind. rocco became the man that really had his finger on every little speck of the apollo program. he would say the houston guys are claiming something they can

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when jimmy it was founded back in twenty twelve it launched in the four biggest countries in africa rocco egypt south africa and nigeria now it's active in fourteen nations they are not the only guys in the market and africa's logistical challenges are immense. clothing household goods mobile phones t.v.'s if it can be sold to me is likely to have us. for african shoppers tired of encountering a limited range at their local stores and malls the e-commerce giant's large product offering gives it a competitive advantage that helped to grow quickly. the group has eighty one thousand active sellers and four million customers online in two thousand and eighteen sales of mine to two hundred thirteen million euros but high investment costs mean jimmy is still in the red it actually lost one hundred seventy million euros last year but on lists are betting on solid growth in the future at present only one percent of retail sales in africa take place online as internet access continues to grow e-commerce is likely to expand to in recent years to me it has entered the logistics and payment system se

. >> i think he knew it, and i think the fact is that joe biden and rocco bought rocco biden -- >> seanwe see this cast of characters. supporting the new green deal. eliminate the combustion. oil and gas. cows. i'm sorry, it's not me. i'm not proposing it. >> sean: it's not christmas, and they rushed up to you with this giant box and said please -- >> sean: don't tell anybody. it's our secret. >> sean: the candidates are saying that they support this. >> that's because nobody yet has gone to their districts and said let me explain to you how really stupid this is. >> sean: well, okay. you've got 100 democrats in the senate and the house that like it. you have presidential candidates i like it. two questions. who is going to win this primary? do you think it's biden? sanders? something else? >> the mayor? i'm trying. i think he has the best chance because he is the most like jimmy carter. he's a blank slate. everybody can pretend they like him without ever knowing what he really stands for. he will always be like number three or number four until they get to the vote. >> sean: who do you

was thed pillar of nasa apollo program director, rocco petrone.o was a very tough guy,a who worked in m.i.t.. he worked very hard. he was one man to know how to do things. once after we left ,he program, after we left nasa "when we were working on the , the threeions me and saide to see egyptian toallow an ?this guy can be a plant. the soviets are all over egypt. .he soviets could have sent him he may be a plant." "i did not put him ownthis job, it was his fellow that elected him secretary of the committee. don't tell me where he came from. give me one thing he did wrong and i will throw him out the window with my own hand." then they left. you thati never told story so it would not affect your performance." the beauty of the mind. man that really had his finger on every little speck of the apollo program. guysuld say the houston are claiming something they cannot do right, and there would be delays. he goes down to houston to find out the problem. he would go down and find out exactly what the story was. some guy has six people, but his boss want

own sure rocco he decided to cancel the development project that will foot. the porsche didn't give up. instead they brought the nine twenty four to market themselves the new nine twenty four was a ready made people's porsche exactly what the marketing team was looking for to appeal to a broader market and the nine eleven but the nine twenty four was a world apart from the ad john nine eleven. back then the porsche disciples believe firmly in the trinity of the rear mounted engine and box are designed with air cooling the nine twenty four had none of that plus the ignition was to the right of the steering wheel which was definitely not on it but at least the seats in the instruments came from the good old nine eleven which cost thirty two thousand marks back then the one twenty four started in twenty three thousand marks which brought in many new customers of course and it became a huge seller but decades later traditional is still disparage the one twenty four as a housewife porsche flashed a fan thought kept saying to speed. i think i feel it's right there

rocco the english sheepdog. but he still has some trouble getting on the couch. ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good right there. there you go. there you have it. those are our "tonight show grams." [ cheersstnd applause ] k around. we'll be back with kit harington, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ good mormore treatment? we're going to try something different today. hi! awwww, so pretty. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree® brings out the good in them. you went to bed grown and [ scthen you woke up... little. get ready... for a little regina. oh, apparently it's lunch. [ licking sound ] eat. [ crunch ] a little i. yes! m on hinge, tinder, and christian mingle. a little marsai. how old are you? i don't even know man. i don't know either. think u're the boss of me? i've been looking at you like a little girl, but you a grown woman. we have a b-m-w situation. black mamma whoopin'. verizon got us vip tickets three feet away from justin timberlake. and to say vip is an understatement, becausaki sawww justin timbe so he literally looked into the phone and stard danc

mendocino pot farmer rocco laboa is here the first time. >> is it everything you hoped it would be. >> and more. the world is changing all for the better. everyone is coming together. the flower brings the most beautiful people together. and -- >> folks are now heading home. emts took two to the hop process. the city says the injuries are not related to fentle. there was extra security lots of extra fencing. sf p. d. made seven arrests big cleanup inside under way. live in san francisco, coronell barnrd abc 7 news. >> now at 6:00 today's winds may have been too much for the trees of san francisco. it appears the top of this tree snapped off and crashed down on the sidewalk this around. that took down power lines as well. happening on post street near lyanne street around 1:00 p.m. the public was asked to avoid the area while crews worked to clear the debris. just down the street a huge tree came down on fill more between sutter and post. alert sf sent out a warning about tp .tree blocked both lanes in the street. >> not just surprise. the brozeas been heavy across the bay area today a

has lent more than eight hundred million euros to the project the biggest single contributor to the rocco couldn't have financed the project alone it's gone up but the new book. has no fossil fuels was sold at the mall did it pass the same time all energy needs so you have a single. that is the reason our government is backing renewables. was unusual move up. in just a few years more than forty percent of morocco's electricity will be generated from the sun and wind there are plans to build five large plants like this one meaning the country could soon be a global leader for solar power. from the high tech energy projects back to the mountains but don't he is being loaded up and and his team are heading off to the next town. although morocco has expanded its electricity grid immensely in recent years some villages are simply too remote to reach and which is why these solar technicians are sorely needed. last night and his wife speak of the hardships they experienced last december that's one reason why they to find out you don't want a like truck bombings like that then again they can we u

zone sure rocco he decided to cancel the development project for. but portia didn't give up. and stead they brought the nine twenty four to market themselves the new nine twenty four was a ready made people's porsche exactly what the marketing team was looking for to appeal to a broader market and the nine eleven but the nine twenty four was a world apart from the ad child nine eleven. back then the porsche disciples believe firmly in the trinity of the rear mounted engine and box are designed with air cooling the nine twenty four had none of that plus the ignition was to the right of the steering wheel which was definitely not on it but at least the seats in the instruments came from the good old nine eleven which cost thirty two thousand marks back then the nine twenty four started in twenty three thousand marks which brought in many new customers of course and it became a huge seller but decades later traditional is still disparage the nine twenty four as a housewives' porsche flash an offense that kept saying to speed i'm back at it and i feel it's right there at the whit

this is where joe wood small business is based rocco gets some three thousand hours of sunshine every year twenty eight year old judd has four employees and he says business is booming. and that's partly because morocco is government has been investing in sustainable energy for years and was assad is now home to one of the world's largest solar power plants. or do you know what is out is the world in capital so let energy be because of this new large power plant. nor does it. even from far away you can see the plants main tower that's been names nor which in arabic means like. until recently the local relied on imported fuel for almost all of its energy needs now the country is changing that developing projects like this one there is some seven and a half thousand mirrors surrounding the tower and a vast field the mirrors reflect the sunlight focusing it on to the top of the tower which heats up to more than one thousand degrees celcius. the moroccan manager of the project tariq vertical walkers' is meeting with marcos fresh enough from the german development bank k f l but more in ge

used to it at that time one didn't understand much a month from the statement i first learned from rocco was very normal but during this time i began to see things things the highest did that i wasn't convinced were permitted under islam growing yourself up so that you can take your enemies with you into this killing civilians who live in france or america it's true. submission of the circuit that i'm one of its after approximately three months of working at the police station in iraq i separated from this after this i tried again and again to flee territory but it never worked out for various reasons because our trying to get out to dry off several times that was why i was twice in a prison many executions took place you just couldn't believe many were arrested and killed they told us that our wives would be great we would be killed we would be beaten we wouldn't get any food we will be sold to the iraqi government or to the syrian regime. conservationist what if germany doesn't accept me then i will try to work here and to help in terms of finding terror organizations my three children

migrant arrivals by sea with many of them helped across by people smugglers and human trafficking from rocco spoke to investigative journalist lawrence southern he described just how the lucrative trade offer rates. how do you get. people who have to get have to spin the tough morning a day out to spend two thousand you know. four thousand for four thousand euro two thousand for a few how much money can you make. from the door to spain where you know. every person you can have two thousand two thousand factories or four thousand you get totally fifty per cent you have to go fifty person to fifty person everybody by two thousand five hundred to two thousand five. hundred but you both have a lot of money. we spoke earlier with lauren sullivan who filmed that interview with the moral can smuggle she told us more details about the scheme now the moroccan man we assume at the moment is someone that would have connections within the moroccan government or be able to ensure that the coast guard would leave because we were told multiple times by people on the ground that there is a cut that people o

things that are tional and air war supporters to report on civilian casualties in the syrian city of rocco back in twenty seventeen found the u.s. led coalition was responsible for the deaths of some sixteen hundred civilians that's ten times the number admitted by the us government writer and commentator abdel bari atwan thinks the us must stop such practices people are killed that they are. willing parties there are you know civilian areas there are bombing schools so i think this kind of bombardment should be stopped because the civilian people who are paying the price for war are paying the price for this american actress does in that part of the words i believe the american troops american administration is fully responsible for. among the civilian the particular modernist thousand people were killed that american administration is a responsible because the supposed to be in control of the actually should be. responsible will be spending and be a little community should actually take action against. microsoft's fake news watchdog called news guard is facing heavy criticism in the u.k.

we met greg rocco and his 10-year-old daughter at a ship in new york looking to buy the family's first suv taking a ford explorer out for a test drive. when you started shopping, knew you would go for an suv? >> did. >> nowhere is the shape of things more clear than the newrk auto show. suvs of all shapes and sizes and luxury electric models from jaguar, audi and mercedes. i think there was a lot of concern when e thectric vehicles came around about range. >> right. >> you can only go 70, 80 miles and have to charge again. has that improved? >> tremendously and recharging these cars no longer take hours and hours. you can get from 0 to 80% in 30 minutes. >> it's a preview of wh will be in driveways next year. safety and smart one-like conveniences leading 0 the way like the 202 t hyundai sonatat doesn't require a key. you unlock it and start the engine all with your phone. >> there insor in the door handle. get close enough to it and it unlocks and you go. >> the newubaru out back has facial recognition looking for signs of a drowsy driver and recognizing different drivers and preferen

we met greg rocco and his 10-year-old daughter eva at a dealership in new york, looking to buy the family's first suv. taking a ford explorer out for a test drive. >> when you started shopping, you knew you were going to go for a suv? >> i did. >> reporter: nowhere is the shape of things to come more clear than the new york auto show. suvs of all shapes and sizes. even new luxury electric models from jaguar, audi, and mercedes. >> i think there was a lot of concern when the electric vehicles came around about range. >> right. >> you could only go 70 80 miles and you had to charge up again. has that improved? >> tremendously. longer take ng these hours and hours. this actually gets from zero to 80% of battery needs in 30 minutes. >> reporter: it's a preview of what will be in driveways next year. safety and smartphone-like conveniences leading the way, like the 2020 hyundai sonata which doesn't require a key. you unlock it and start the engine all with your phone. >> there's a sensor in the door handle. get close enough to it, it unlocks and there you go. >> reporter: the new subaru outback

part of call for dialogue between christians and muslims and for respect for the rights of migrants rocco's a transit country of course for many migrants trying to reach europe the pontiff met some of them on sunday. the pope chose a simple setting to meet several dozen migrants in the offices of a catholic charity that provides aid and assistance to migrants and the pope repeated a central theme of his visit to morocco. to us you are not the marginalized you are at the center of the church is heart francis condemned the treatment of millions of migrants and challenge the international community to do more to provide refuge saying no one should be indifferent to suffering. is another major theme was interfaith dialogue after francis was welcomed by king mohammed the sixth both leaders affirm the importance of jerusalem as the holy city of the three major monotheistic religions this comes amid rising tensions between muslims and israeli security forces but the high point for the catholic faithful was the final mass in a stadium in robot the vatican says it was the biggest mass ever celebrate

from abroad but on friday the results came in with fifty nine percent saying i'm for the eighth time rocco is rationale rbs he has won the. toughest foot race on earth a marathon day sab a six day race through the sahara desert is equal end of six regular marathons or top honors in the men's elite category while his brother muhammad was not far behind in second. and the women's raise reg the netherlands won her category for the first time. and that's all you sport for now more later that's all for me here in jordan is up next with more of the day's news thanks for your time. isn't the problem for your town that they may not have a health question mark over him but he does have a corruption question mark over it doesn't look good for the image that a ticket has met going to do it he will probably not knowing about it would you say that the rich you get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the un across the globe to follow that is called for and then breaks doesn't build confidence it breaks will join me mad the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat a

amnesty international and there was a least a report on civilian casualties in the syrian city of rocco in twenty seventeen it finds that the u.s. led coalition responsible for the deaths of more than six hundred civilians that's ten times the number admitted by the u.s. government writer and commentator abdel bari atwan says the u.s. must stop such practices. people are killed that there. will be. you know civilian areas there are bombing schools so i think this kind of bombardment should be stopped because the civilians people who are paying the price for this american actress does and that prompted the words i believe the american troops american administration is fully responsible for. among those that began that particular you know more than a thousand people were killed that man is going to do this that he still is a responsible because the supposed to be in control of the actually should be. responsible will be spending and be the international community should actually take action against. microsoft's fake news watchdog called news god is facing heavy criticism in the u.k. it's

the story has been told through reflection of bill rocco -- ruckle. elliot richardson wrote about this. would love to be guided but here is a firsthand report. robert bork i did not want to , fire the independent counsel, special prosecutor as he was called. but we sat -- many of you have been on the fifth floor, the attorney general, you had meetings there. behind the conference room is a rather small, surprisingly small office and there the three of them discussed it and bork wrote, i don't want to say relented, that would be overstated but accepted the fact , that it was the right thing to do in light of the president's power and use of power as he saw it, to fire the independent counsel. as he would be called in the fullness of time. needless to say, the country was inflamed and that was the beginning of the end as it turned out. not so much nationally but in washington. sometimes the nation actually follows washington and that was one of those instances where people of both parties were pretty upset about the firing. even though there was a rich

of the culture rocco temples appeal both to locals and international tourists the sculptures depict for aspects of life like the divine the commercial the romantic and the ascetic. the temples were built at the time of crisis birth rates were declining because people were having less sex because priests were so conservative. the temple sculptures were designed to show the full scale of human experience they don't only get picked sex as many visitors here expect. some don't dare bring their children and leave them at the hotel. then we explain that the carvings don't only show the kama sutra so they go back and return with the whole family and have a nice day out. oh well i strongly believe that the erotic or the sensual is very much a part of human existence or rather than thinking of the erotic as a subject of taboo or as something that should not be spoken about openly these temples out of proof of you know how broad minded how open how secure society was in the past well i think as a society we are becoming more aggressive rather than being progressive and. as i said the temples are

amiga televidente, hoy rocco le muestra esos trucos para teÑirse el cabello ustedes mismas en casa, yn una carta de color y hay personas que te van a asesorar en base al color que tienes que usar y todo, vamos a dividir en dos partes, vamos a dividir lo que es la parte frontal y la parte posterior de la cabeza, un dato importantÍsimo adelante porquee es donde mÁs nos hace falta cubrir el cabello, que las canas queden perfectamente, y el color se aplica de esta manera. pasamos para un lado y para el otro. hay que hacer secciones finas, de esta manera porque lo idea es que cubra perfectamente todo lo que estÁ crecido. y que normalmente es que uno a dos centÍmetros, el color se realiz cada, dependiendo de cÓmo le crece el cabello a la persona, pero le recomendarÍa hacerlo tres o, yo quiero que aquÍ nuestra modelo karen lo intente, no lo veo muy fÁcil, quiero verla a ella que lo haga >> exactamente, aquÍ tenemos, aquÍ tenemos el color, pÁsalo, lo pasas en la raÍz, vamos un poquito mÁs ahÍ, ahi te ves, mi amor, perfecto >> a ver aquÍ >> perdÓn ¿por quÉ ¿po usamÉs eu espejo? porque quiero q

that came from outside of algeria that that had been stationed in tunisia and to a certain set of rocco and people within the country themselves who had been many of them fighting a long struggle since nine hundred fifty four in the maquis. and so this is this was a moment that was that there was decided in the home of the i was hearing people of this mittens much we can talk about that people who took to the street know that seven years of war has been enough and we want peace and we want to move forward and then in many moments and in the years that followed that the military which of course has been the primary political force you know zero since one thousand nine hundred eighty two negotiated what we might call a social contract with here in people and not in as much as they would they would say that we are caretakers we are leading you forward we are on this project of decolonization which is multifaceted on giving you back to your country your language your institutions we will educate you we will bring you into the modern. world. development now all of those things. into a crisis

can no longer own rocco. they no longer hold any territory in the euphrates river valley. so by that definition we have succeeded. as a think might come as a windows by now there are still thousands of isis combatants scattered across both iraq and syria. they reverted to an insurgency model that in some ways is still bigger than anything al-qaedain iraq was able to create. so, but through that lens it's very difficult to call it a success. that's just two examples of where we are in my humble opinion we are a little basic, a little sloppy about how we use our own language. because we end up using terms that many of the people in the same conversation are not defining the same way. >> i do think this is on the whole of government approach that is key in this endeavor. >> what constitutes the whole of a government approach. >> chris, we know usaid has done substantial work in recent years. in fact we are sure we are in a better position to prevent addressextremism and root causes. in particular fragility and the issue of dysfunction and state society relations. interestingl

can no longer own rocco. they no longer hold any territory in the euphrates river valley. so by that definition we have succeeded. but as i think everyone knows by now there are still thousands of , isis combatants scattered across both iraq and syria. they reverted to an insurgency model that in some ways is still bigger than anything al-qaedain -- anything al qaeda and iraq was able to create. so, but through that lens it's very difficult to call it a success. that's just two examples of where we are in my humble opinion we are a little basic, a -- a little lazy, a little sloppy about how we use our own language. because we end up using terms that many of the people in the same conversation are not defining the same way. paula: i do think it's not a panacea here, but it do think the emphasis on the whole of government approach is absolutely key in this endeavor. gen. nagata: that's another thing nobody agrees on, what constitutes a whole of government approach. there you go. paula: chris, we know that usaid has done a really substantial work in recent years. in fact, to

>> i started rocco in the left- hand corner.ked my way along the eastern side of africa. i finished off and north africa, effectively. >> what were your impressions of the trip? >> there is so much to say. it is hard to sum it up simply. it is not as bad as a lot of people imagine. we hear a lot of bad news, we just heard bad news coming from africa today, in fact. in general, things are better than people imagine. >> were you accepted as an american? >> absolutely. i call it reverse racism. the see a white person, they rule out the red carpet, they are very excited. and the food is great, you eat with your hands. this is something rejoice loves to do. >> do you like being here? >> i do. i like chicken. >> in oakland, there is some local african restaurants and she wants to get her fix. how about the bathrooms and the facilities? >> a lot of places don't have the paper, that takes some getting used to. they use water to wash themselves after they use the toilet. it takes adjustment if you are not used to it. a lot of bucket show

>>la arquitectura ecolÓgica por decirlo asÍ, esta es la historia de rocco reeve un ecologista que llevaen total creo fueron 250 horas. >>de dÓnde sacas a los materiales? >>todos los materiales son reciclados, toda la casa fue construida con materiales de segunda mano, casi nada es nuevo en esta casa. >>en la casa no tiene luz, ni agua, el agua que utiliza para baÑarse y tomar proviene de la lluvia. >>todo lo que usa la cocina es agua de lluvia, no hay electricidad de ningÚn tipo. tomo agua de lluvia, lleno esto completamente con agua que recolecto del techo, lo pongo aquÍ y sale agua limpia y potable. >>la ducha tambiÉn tiene agua de lluvia, sÓlo tengo un contenedor de cinco galones que lo llenÓ de agua y asÍ es como me baÑo. >>el agua aquÍ no se desperdicia porque va dirÉ a mente a esta planta de bananas que tengo aquÍ, espero poder tener bananas pronto. >>en que parte la casa nos encontramos? >>es el inodoro y este es mi papel higiÉnico, yo cultivo mi propio papel higiÉnico, entonces no hay agua desperdiciada y todo es mantenido aquÍ para aÑadirle nutrientes a la comida, en vez de env