oh roger roger. the undocking took place behind the moon. when contact was reestablished snoopy and charlie brown were ready for the separation maneuver prior to descent the word from john young and charlie brown was you never know how big is they get. twitter ain't nobody there but one guy didn't have don't know how small it looks when you're as far away as we are. they were below the radar transponder or like the vhf range. you ever okay? my transponder is on transponder two is on and test switches and operate. i certainly get the radar signal and i saw it all and electronic piece of radar equipment and the command module was not functioning. without it, there would be no rendezvous and no low orbit descent in the lunar module to the moon. in mission control, and in the two spacecraft switch positions and procedures were rechecked for the descent and subsequent rendezvous were the heart of the apollo ten. mission from mission control. one last ditch instruction was set up. roger how about trying to recycle the power switch? charlie brown i

roger. good ignition on the second stage. and that's blazing. was quite qu just like old times. beautiful out there. you got that ecstatic. and this is the greatestarly apollo ten was headed for its initial parking orbit around the earth after. the checkout in orbit. it was time for trl i trans lunar injection when the s4b engine to send apollo ten to theoon. 7 minutes. clearly, roger,nd yr go for ally four be looking at plan. that on people. all right, here we go. we can burn it got out apollo ten wi p burn. was on its way to the moon. now the command and service module separated fm the s4b and turned around to dock with the lunar module. omas stafford turned on the small high resolution color television caman with the people of earth the spectacular sights of outer space. apollo ten took along all those who had made and we're making the conquest of the moon a reality. charlie. we can't be more than about five feet away right here. dan it'' a real stable earth. we feel you close. and finall

that's the problem, roger. i'm concerned that the pubuc roger.rned that the public are not being engaged in this election. so far. i think they've tuned out. >> how could they be? i mean, we've had to listen to these two empty vessels for long enough. and now it's like watching two dice and heaters turned on, facing each other in the same room. i dread it, thank god we only have 40 some days to put up with this. >> well, definitely. >> well, definitely. >> i mean, this is very, very short by us comparisons, isn't it? i mean, american presidential elections can run for what, the best part of a year? >> yeah, well, he did it because a so many theories. he wants to get his kids into school in california before september when the deadline is b. i should i should add, he's denied that. >> and he said he'll stay in the uk if he wins. >> okay, fine. >> okay, fine. >> but what's b. >> but what's b. >> oh no. well that's the point. you know, if he loses he wants them in school. so that's why he had to be the strategy is let me find out now so i can fill o

roger, _ through as a family, just be open. roger, the — through as a family, just be open.to you. your story is so shocking it is hard to believe that at the age of around eight or nine you were given factor eight or nine you were given factor eight as a haemophiliac and this was supposed to help you and actually infected you with hepatitis c and hiv and at one point you were told he had a couple of years to live. yes, when i was about 15 or 16 my doctor told my mum over the phone that not only me but my brother as well were hiv positive and then later on he said you have probably got about a couple of years, that is all we know at the moment. it soon became apparent that other haemophiliacs around were starting to get ill and then several years later he said i have also got hepatitis c. i had already had hepatitis c. i had already had hepatitis b during school and was already then told i must not share any cutlery or drinks, so i already felt dirty in some way and it was something to keep secret. then hepatitis c, the treatment for that was really shocking and i was very i

full reaction from reem ibrahim alex dyke and roger gewolb, a doctor roger gewolb.ay, we mustn't demote you your first time on friday night live. you're very welcome. thank you. can labour stop the boats? no do they want to? >> no. it's cultural, isn't it? >> no. it's cultural, isn't it? >> it's ideological. >> it's ideological. >> it's ideological. >> i think labour thinks that open immigration is a wonderful idea . i think that i've been idea. i think that i've been saying in the press and on the media the last few days that i. i've decided now that keir starmer and rishi sunak are actually in a vicious contest vying to be the most mistrusted and disliked political figure in british history. and i think natalie has just entered the race. >> so you're suggesting that what's happened with labour and conservatives is that they've become the uni party and that voters don't really have a choice anymore ? two what is it? choice anymore? two what is it? two cheeks of the same, but there isn't an overtaxed cigarette paper between the two of them at this point. reem, you'r

chair rogers: that concludes today's hearing. >> i have just one quick -- chair rogers: gentleman is recognized. >> we are seven years into the three with respect to baltimore. we have reached compliance. you don't have to give that unless you have it right away, but give me an update on what is left and how we are doing. if you could have somebody from your staff get back to my office i would appreciate it. atty. gen. garland: i can giphy a little idea now. happy to get more detail back to you. we do think the baltimore police department has made substantial progress toward satisfying the provisions of the consent decree. in january this year, we filed a joint motion to declare the city and baltimore police department in full and effective compliance on three points, safe transportation of people in custody, officer assistance and support and ensuring health and well-being of employees. the court granted that motion. now bpd has to sustain a record of success and in areas for one year and those provisions will be terminated. the department continues to work with the police departmen

full reaction from reem ibrahim alex dyke and roger gewolb, a doctor roger gewolb. way, we mustn't demote you your first time on friday night live. you're very welcome. thank you. can labour stop the boats? no do they want to? >> no. it's cultural, isn't it? >> no. it's cultural, isn't it? >> it's ideological. >> it's ideological. >> it's ideological. >> i think labour thinks that open immigration is a wonderful idea . i think that i've been idea. i think that i've been saying in the press and on the media the last few days that i. i've decided now that keir starmer and rishi sunak are actually in a vicious contest vying to be the most mistrusted and disliked political figure in british history. and i think natalie has just entered the race. >> so you're suggesting that what's happened with labour and conservatives is that they've become the uni party and that voters don't really have a choice anymore ? two what is it? choice anymore? two what is it? two cheeks of the same, but there isn't an overtaxed cigarette paper between the two of them at this point. reem, you

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chair rogers: mr. cline. mr. cline: thank you. madam secretary, i'm concerned are the department's handling of a long-standing issue over imports of vietnamese plywood into the united states. two companies with operations in my district have been assessed, counter vailing duties over imported vietnamese plywood in 2021, 2022 even though the department previously assured importers that plywood imports with a vietnamese core would not be subject to such duties. retroactive decision in 2023 has had negative impacts on u.s. companies which imported this product. moreover these companies independently audited proved the plywood originated in vietnam and not china which was the target. the department refuses to consider such proofs and merely relies on the failure of vietnamese exporters to satisfactorily respond to commerce questionnaires. thish is where did the product come from? this matter is current administrative review with a decision by july 30. i would ask you to hopefully accept and consider the independent audits to resolve t

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. >> thank you, chairman rogers. i join in welcoming back administrator milgram for her second appearance before this subcommittee. while we discussed the fiscal year 25 president's budget request. first i would like to take a moment to acknowledge the tragic loss of our brothers and sisters of the department of justice last week, when deputy u.s. marshal thomas weeks and three members of the marshals' fugitive task force lost their lives. it is a stark reminder of the risks and threats or federal law and for and their partners face every day and the ultimate sacrifice too many have had to make in the name of keeping our nation safe. i would also like to convey my deepest sympathies to their families, friends and colleagues . administrator milgram, last year, we focused on how the types of drugs on our streets have dramatically shifted from plant-based narcotics such as cocaine and heroin, to those made in laboratories that require no growing season. the accessibility and affordability of these synthetic drugs leads

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man roger was is roger, thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we mentioned in person. so many of us on just supporters of have died is mentor uh, gavin mcfadden, vivian, westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know, but we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait to say, i've been following the proceedings as fast as i can. gave them the it's in a tiny cool room in that huge building coat number 5 is the smallest corner and they've got a house and there's only 50 in the book from the public around in thank goodness, one of them is creek murray who is writing 3rd detail reports that when i read yesterday, and it is such a team have been texting somehow, obviously it is such assumptions depends. mr. fitzgerald and others have made a compelling case, but then they wish to make to compare that case. not these hearings should last more than 5 minutes. you know, you should go in

rogers: the d.e.a.'s budget request outlines a substantial increase, substantial increase for counterthreat teams to combat fentanyl. while you're having so much trouble operating abroad, and don't appear to be receiving the necessary support from the administration, how can we be assured that we're making a smart investment in the agency at this time? ms. milgram: we did talk about it being difficult to work in some parts of the world but we have incredible foreign partners. i've met with dozens of foreign partners over the last year and we have incredible cooperation as the united states of america. i was at the law enforcement meeting just last week here in washington and our relationships and our partnerships are very strong and the work we're doing together is very effective. so on the counterthreat teams, the reason this is a top priority for us is that this lets us pull together every single piece of information from across d.e.a., from every investigation, every seizure, and it allows us to do it

go try picking up from the press to engage the 7 roger, roger and claire come on quarter player or somewhere around clear 100 and to clare parent. i lost some of the i'm sorry, your car. praise your sample. i shoot for some reason. like the fans and tables. but suit a lot for last thing. i 1st master crazy horse one a vehicle seriously disabled? oh yeah. look at that right there. the windshield. delightful. 2007 was the 1st time. suddenly, a young, the rock, the cameraman, brought us through the door. he was wailing, and they just said the mere inside of been killed. us and us solely comforter tact was us after midnight. and the us military put out a statement. 12 people had been killed, including tennis civilians who had been identified as being employees of the reuters news service. but that these people have been killed in a 55, an exchange of 5 between us forces and insurgents. and the statement was very categorical, that they had been a 55, a now rocky stuff speak to witnesses and residents in the area are in several of these witnesses told me that there was no clash, no firefight takin

archive: roger bannister had achieved a new peakl in the history of sport.o me to be able to do it today, and i think i was very lucky. as you can tell, bannister wasn't one to oversell it, but others have compared his achievement to the conquest of everest or the first transatlantic flight. he was simply happy to have proved his point. i was able to retire from running with a fairly happy ending. having, ithink, shown what i had always believed — that the four—minute mile was merely a psychological barrier, not a physical barrier. and of course, subsequent events have amply proved that. bannister�*s record was beaten just 46 days later, and seb coe was one of many to set new mile frontiers. archive: and he comes home with a new world record. - but they've all run in his slipstream. sir roger bannister believed that the mind should not constrain what the body can do. in that sense, he is the creator of the modern record—breaker. patrick gearey, bbc news. the amazing story of the four—minute mile that was broken 70 years ago. that story, ourtop broken 70 year

so right now it's not yet developing into a major back the size of that, but then show roger. one thing i think everybody agrees in is that the time has changed. what is as russia down in order to change the situation around in places like hotkeys or i think a bit of an issue in the sense that you're insinuating that brochure is taking the drive on this. i mean, the conflict between russian and the credit is so much more than just the battlefield in the east. and while the last couple of days russia has been able to occupy 9 or 10 villages, i mean, is nowhere near has the mine power to theoretically take heart eve? there has been so much else going on about successes of ukraine where i think the media is focusing too much on this one spot right here. just last thursday, you credit for all the is a not driven by the statements then of ukraine. it officials themselves who. ready sides the situation is very difficult and hard key. they seem to indicate that you know, they are on the back for that. absolutely. i'm totally not mean that is a tough log in to add to at the moment of

rogers: mr. morelle. mr. morelle: i'd like to give the attorney general a chance to respond to what he just heard. mr. garland: i didn't hear a question in that at all. and i disagree with almost everything that you've said. but i want to be clear that the border responsibility, you're talking to the wrong department here. the department of homeland security is the department responsible for preventing things from coming across the border. the president and the secretary of homeland security have proposed a bipartisan bill to protect the border and reduce the number of people who come across and to increase the money spent to prevent fentanyl from coming across the border. so that would be my recommendation in that respect. mr. morelle: thank you. i'll just editorialize, this is the second hearing i've been at, both with the director of the fbi and the attorney general, they've been personally attacked. i want to underscore, there was a bipartisan deal on the table. as i understand it, the former president pe

rogers will push as he tries to do and _ next season?get _ next season? rogers will push as he tries to do and get that _ next season? rogers will push as he tries to do and get that money. - next season? rogers will push as he tries to do and get that money. it i tries to do and get that money. it never is easy to recruit in the season and off window. it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. last night on sportsday, we had that breaking news about var, with wolves wanting it scrapped next season and forcing a vote at next month's premier league agm. they'll need the support of 13 other clubs if they're to succeed. we've heard from manchester united's erik ten hag and brentford's thomas frank today, but neither manager voiced their support for wolves. i don't think it's going to be big. in principle, mix the football more fair. in principle, mix the football more fain but— in principle, mix the football more fair. but there are some problems, and i_ fair. but there are some problems, and i think— fair. but there are some probl

joining me with more is roger ferguson., good morning. >> good morning, nice to be with you. >> we get the second reading on gdp later today. i want to ask you about the gdp report. what does it mean to the fed? >> i think this is one of a settle thset of building blocks. bostic says they are many months away from making a decision to cut if one occurs at all. i look at this and tomorrow's data as basically another building block, but not necessarily definitive one way or the other. they want to see many months before they decide what to do. this is one of many months of data to make a decision. >> i want to be clear. the estimate for the second is 1 1.2%. if it comes in softer, it would lead to the cuts a lot of people are looking for? >> it might. the main thing is timeframe. i don't think the market should get wrapped up in a done deal. you heard from bostic. he is looking at the quote fourth quarter. others are saying several months and many more reads. i to think this is a data point. the market is a bit more aligned w

roger, great to see you.your take on the fed decision and the comment from jay powell did he close the door on all of the people that watch all of the reports? did he finalize and say it is jobs and inflation is what we are watching and that's what determines it? >> first, i think they did obviously the right thing by signaling they were aware inflation has been stickier than expected i think he is right to say their primary job is inflation and getting it under control and it is difficult i thought the message was roughly the right one. obviously, it was important to take off the table right now, at least, the possibility of a rate hike i think at this stage, it is unlikely we have to wait and see what the fed does >> you are saying a hike is all but off the table. his comments yesterday push out the idea of cuts or push it further? >> i think it does i think there's been a disconnect with the market and fed for a period of time when the fed was thinking three cuts and the market thinking five when the fed w

thank you for roger and david telling their stories.ll got some low cloud, mistand murk across the north sea coastline, and some of that will linger for much of the day. but generally speaking, today it's going to be cloudier and cooler than yesterday with scattered showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. and we'll see some more rain as we go through the course of wednesday and thursday. in fact, if we take this rainfall accumulation chart right the way through to friday, look at the dark blues and these greens, up to 70 millimetres of rainfall. and around lothian we're looking at even more than that, potentially, so it could lead to some issues. so we've got the low cloud of mist and murk clinging to some parts of the north sea coastline. it is quite extensive. we've got the showers in scotland, northern ireland, wales and the southwest and some heavier rain coming in across the south—east. any of that combination could well prove to be thundery. lots of cloud developing through the day with one or two breaks. you could catc

roger has said _ russia? not that i'm aware of it. roger has said that - russia?are of it. roger has said that over. it. roger has said that over the last weeks and months that the last weeks and months that the ukrainians hit their side as well. they say they have lost civilians to attacks launched from inside ukraine and that one of the reasons for the incursion into ukraine since the last couple of weeks, since the last couple of weeks, since midway through may is that they want to establish a buffer zone to make that more difficult. the thing about some of these weapons, they do fly a long way. the thing about this that really strikes me, having been here at the beginning of it and having been away now from a few months reporting for the middle east, they are really into the long haul here. this is something that is not going to be over in any sort of a hurry. going to be over in any sort of a hur . . ~ going to be over in any sort of ahur . . ~ ., a hurry. talking about what we're seeing _ a hurry. talking about what we're seeing in _ a hurry. talking about w

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roger pil jr. meanwhile is a non-resident senior fellow here at ai and a professor in the college of arts and sciences at the university of colorado boulder his work explores science and technology policy with a particular focus on energy and climate and the politicization of science he writes the popular substack the honest broker which you are happy to host on the ai homepage these days, in addition to the substack platform, and is the author of several books, including the rightful place of science, disasters and climate change, and the climate fix what scientists and politicians won't tell you about global warming . steven hayward will begin this morning with a presentation on leading environmental indicators, roger will then offer some remarks on climate change in particular which tends to overshadow other environmental issues in public discourse, and afterwards steven and roger will discuss what we have learned about the environment in recent years and how the environmental movement should pr

and roger is the some concern. however, you frame this one as whether it's over blown by the media not is the concern of, of the psychological impact of seeing images once again, what appears to be russian troops. re taking parts of the hockey region. people having to flee, being bossed out of the homes and pulled up in all the places in no way, am i trying to diminish the impact, the villagers who have had to leave and sort of a really let me know all of this for over 800 days and today's war now everybody, i think that just because there's been this temporary seizure, disability at the resting forces, i've had to come and rescue people and take them away. do you think that that's gonna happen, jean changing expect on them around the troops? i just don't buy it and you know, position the massive around that will be coming to you print in the forms of both the largest british a package and the american a package will surely sort of carry them over and it's very tough moment. so i'm not buying that, you know, just b

man, roger was, is roger, thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we mentioned in person so many of us on just supporters of have died is mentor uh, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgments in london? well known judgment in london as well. yeah. we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a judgment. we. we wait to say, i've been following the proceedings as fast as i can. gave them the it's in a tiny cool room in that huge building go number 5 is the smallest go room that go up and there's only 15 the books of the public about in thank goodness one of them is craig murray, who is writing 30 detail reports that when i read yesterday, and it is such a team have been texting somehow, obviously it is such assumptions depends. mr. fitzgerald and others have made a compelling case, but then they wish to make to compare that case. not space hearing should was more than 5 minutes. you know, you should go in and say, oh because he's no

los tenistas rafael nadal y roger federer se volvieron a ver las caras hoy y protagonizaron un pemotivo manifestacÓn Ás grande se reporÓ en tel aviv, donde los manifestantes cortaron una autopista con barricadas... los participantes acusan al premier del estancamiento del conflicto en gaza y le reprochan su incapacidad para lograr la liberacÓn de los rehenes en poder de hamas. el candidato de la oposicÓn venezolana edmundo gonÁlez aseguÓ que todos los partidos poÍticos tendran la libertad de operar si derroca al gobernante nicoÁs maduro en julio...gonÁlez fue presentado por la Íder maÍa corina machado, ganadora de la primaria e impedida de competir en los comicios por una inhabilitacÓn poÍtica de 15 aÑos.. esÁ es la historia de una Éxicana que buscando el sueÑo americano, vivÓ en este pÍs por Ás de 20 aÑos vendiendo tamales, pero su falta de documentos y otras barreras, no le permitieron lograrlo y decidÓ empezar de cero, pero en su querido Éxico ..enrique garÍa fuentes nos tiene la motivadora historia en los deportes, una campaÑa publicitaria propicÓ el reencuentro entre rafael nadal y

brendan rogers has got an amazing record _ brendan rogers has got an amazing record against rangers.rge. 0n record against rangers. in his two spells in charge. on top of that, celtic— spells in charge. on top of that, celtic have — spells in charge. on top of that, celtic have got a completely full squad — celtic have got a completely full squad. everyone is fit and they are on a _ squad. everyone is fit and they are on a great — squad. everyone is fit and they are on a great run. everything that would — on a great run. everything that would lead rangers to say they have a problem. — would lead rangers to say they have a problem, they've got a bunch of injuries _ a problem, they've got a bunch of injuries. they've had a bit of a wobble — injuries. they've had a bit of a wobble as _ injuries. they've had a bit of a wobble as well. they were 2—0 down. they won _ wobble as well. they were 2—0 down. they won in _ wobble as well. they were 2—0 down. they won in the end, but it wasn't fantastic— they won in the end, but it wasn't fantastic for— they won in the end, but it wasn't fantastic

archive: roger bannister had achieved a new peakl in the history of sport.others have compared his achievement to the conquest of everest or the first transatlantic flight. he was simply happy to have proved his point. i was able to retire from running with a fairly happy ending. having, ithink, shown what i had always believed — that the four—minute mile was merely a psychological barrier, not a physical barrier. and of course, subsequent events have amply proved that. bannister�*s record was beaten just 46 days later, and seb coe was one of many to set new mile frontiers. archive: and he comes home with a new world record. - but they've all run in his slipstream. sir roger bannister believed that the mind should not constrain what the body can do. in that sense, he is the creator of the modern record—breaker. patrick gearey, bbc news. earlier, we heard from erin bannister, daughter of sir roger bannister, who started by explaining what he said about that day. he said that it involved a great deal of planning. so, although he was the era of amateur runners,

alice chu and roger pinkham own the place. it's also where their relationship started. there's actually a show that i was helping usher at, and i invited her for our first date, and he gave me a tour around the theater. so i feel very special now married with a young child, alice didn't know that their first date would lead to this new venture. when roger comes home and tells you, oh, we have this opportunity to sign a lease with this place, what did you what was your reaction? every time i just pass by, i feel like, oh god, this guy is crazy. i was an engineer. i'm still an engineer. like how do i run that theater? it was like, too crazy dream for me. but eventually the opportunity arised and he convinced me and we just made the big jump. that big jump came with risks and a lot of doubt. the theater was falling apart. there were rats. there were birds living in the ceiling, crapping all over the seats. there was no heat, there was no hot water. the bathrooms were disgusting. there was mold downstairs. it was it was bad. i cried, it cried. it's too much. it was a lot. s

archive: roger bannister had achieved a new peaki in the history of sport.an tell, bannister wasn't one to oversell it, but others have compared his achievement to the conquest of everest or the first transatlantic flight. he was simply happy to have proved his point. i was able to retire from running with a fairly happy ending. having, ithink, shown what i had always believed — that the four—minute mile was merely a psychological barrier, not a physical barrier. and of course, subsequent events have amply proved that. bannister�*s record was beaten just 46 days later, and seb coe was one of many to set new mile frontiers. archive: and he comes home with a new world record. - but they've all run in his slipstream. sir roger bannister believed that the mind should not constrain what the body can do. in that sense, he is the creator of the modern record—breaker. patrick gearey, bbc news. the amazing story of the four minute mile that was broken 70 years ago. that story, our top story of is on the snooker table in sheffield because kyren wilson is the new world

roger, i'll stop you. the more from the legendary pink floyd from man. after this break, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, a video of alleged abuse by an officer to day, a sheriff's, deputy in columbia, south carolina forcibly removed his student from a classroom at spring valley high school. i saw him just talked to her who sprained her and initially, you know, i didn't think is a problem because i knew that she was just this quiet student in the class. someone looks the police officer and says, here is law enforcement that is worse. clearly attacking, abusing power and it ended the other is present. this is what's wrong with those probably be on discipline, black children. he was there enforcing a lot to meet the crime, to quote, disturb schools in any way. that means any disturbance that any kids causes and school is huge and forces never predict but necessary. a tops people never, never change them out. and so people will never change their minds about the video . they think i was wrong, and that's it. the, at the end of the 19th century,