thanks to the rosetta mission scientists discovered the comets are abundant in the building blocks of life. up until then they had thought that only asteroids little rocky bodies with us in doubt. since the birth of the solar system comets and asteroids have gravitated in the colder regions where they capture and store these original organic molecules. then these comments and asteroids veritable messengers of life transport these molecules into the inner zones of the solar system. as they pass close to a planet they disseminate these building blocks on to the surface providing it with the wherewithal for life. scientists are keen to undertake laboratory analysis of organic molecules similar to those which fell into earth's oceans this was the name of the high up loser to mission launched by the japanese space agency to bring back to earth a few fragments of this original organic matter. the sample was collected in july 29 teams 300000000 kilometers from earth the mission was a success at a mall this is the moment when it touched down the hallways he would take you to see the leg touch

thanks to the rosetta mission scientists discovered that comets are abundant in the building blocks of life. up until then they had thought that only asteroids little rocky bodies with us in doubt. since the birth of the solar system comets and asteroids have gravitated in the colder regions where they capture and store these original organic molecules. then these comments and asteroids veritable messengers of life transport these molecules into the inner zones of the solar system. as they pass close to a planet they disseminate these building blocks on to the surface providing it with the wherewithal for life. scientists are keen to undertake laboratory analysis of organic molecules similar to those which fell into earth's oceans this was the aim of the higher who's a 2 mission launched by the japanese space agency to bring back to earth the few fragments of this original organic matter. the sample was collected in july 29 teams 300000000 kilometers from earth the mission was a success and in the mall this is the moment when it touched down the hallways he would take you to see the le

thanks to the rosetta mission scientists discovered that comets are abundant in the building blocks of life. up until then they had thought that only asteroids little rocky bodies with us in doubt. since the birth of the solar system comets and asteroids have gravitated in the colder regions where they capture and store these original organic molecules. then these comets and asteroids veritable messengers of life transport these molecules into the inner zones of the solar system. as they pass close to a planet they disseminate these building blocks on to the surface providing it with the wherewithal for life. scientists are keen to undertake laboratory analysis of organic molecules similar to those which fell into earth's oceans this was the aim of the higher boozer to mission launched by the japanese space agency to bring back to earth a few fragments of this original organic matter. the sample was collected in july 29 teams 300000000 kilometers from earth the mission was a success or a mall this is the moment when it touched down the hallways he would pick it to see the leg touching

thanks to the rosetta mission scientists discovered that comets are abundant in the building blocks of life. up until then they had thought that only asteroids little rocky bodies with us in doubt. since the birth of the solar system comets and asteroids have gravitated in the colder regions where they capture and store these original organic molecules. then these comets and asteroids veritable messengers of life transport these molecules into the inner zones of the solar system. as they pass close to a planet they disseminate these building blocks on to the surface providing it with the wherewithal for life. scientists are keen to undertake laboratory analysis of organic molecules similar to those which fell into earth's oceans this was the angle of the high of boozer to mission launched by the japanese space agency to bring back to earth the few fragments of this original organic matter. the sample was collected in july 29 teams 300000000 kilometers from earth the mission was a success for them all this is the moment when it touched down the hallways you know picking to see the leg t

thanks to the rosetta mission scientists discovered that comets are abundant in the building blocks of life. up until then they had thought that only asteroids little rocky bodies with us in doubt. since the birth of the solar system comets and asteroids have gravitated in the colder regions where they capture and store these original organic molecules. then these comets and asteroids veritable messengers of life transport these molecules into the inner zones of the solar system. as they pass close to a planet they disseminate these building blocks on to the surface providing it with the wherewithal for life. scientists are keen to undertake laboratory analysis of organic molecules similar to those which fell into earth's oceans this was the aim of the higher who's a 2 mission launched by the japanese space agency to bring back to earth a few fragments of this original organic matter. the sample was collected in july 201-9300 1000000 kilometers from earth the mission. it was a success there in the mall this is the moment when it touched down the hallways you know picking to see the leg

. >> on the one hand, a travel agent is part rosetta stone and part gene. some people are finding their travel middle man is more hassle than helpful. >> the only way to do business. >> emirates advertises luxury in the air. >> with a spacious cocktail bar, gourmet cuisine and so many channels. >> so when they planned a once in a lifetime dive trim to south africa, they splurged on business class seats for the 24-hour journey. >> i was planning this trip. i thought you know what? i'm going to reward ourselves with business class just, you know, so we could relax and not be super tired when we get there. >> she paid $10,000 in total. but then covid-19. emirates canceled their flights. >> so i was really, really bummed. >> bummed, then frustrated. flora's travel agent, fly us, wanted $500 to process her $10,000 refund. >> i really felt like they were holding us hostage. and i just didn't have any means of what to do unless i pay them. >> she refused and called us. she said if the airline canceled the night, passengers get a full refund. no fees. so we contact

. >> i truly believe that president trump's financial records are the rosetta stone for understanding the depth of his corruption and his crimes. and the more that it's unraveled, the more that you're going to see donald trump unravel. and it's the reason he's fighting so hard to keep it under wraps. >> reporter: now, the $750 that the president paid in federal income taxes in 2016 and 2017 compare that to more than $100,000 paid by both president obama and president bush regularly while they were in office be on the lookout for more details. more reports from the examination of the president's tax records are coming frances? >> can't imagine what that will be thank you. >>> president trump and joe biden will square off on the debate stage for the first time tomorrow night and the president is calling for a drug test ahead of the showdown, alleging that biden is taking performance enhancing drugs. the biden campaign fired back saying - >> nbc's correspondent has a preview of tuesday night's debate >> reporter: philip, with the first debate tuesday, both sides playing the expectations

you we've done safety in for 15 years and when the book came out i was gobsmacked this is like the rosetta stone of this whole industry it just is so perfect and but if in fact a year or wave of thinking goes into the c.e.o. suites around the world that right there is an awful lot of demand for a bit coy now also you've tweeted recently and i kind of what you were just saying there about the beauty of the technology and the aesthetic of it which i think is under rated and not talked about enough but you also mentioned and we have about a minute or so you mentioned. and i'm not going to tongue in cheek or what have you but it was you mentioned about the project being alive to some degree. is that pure metaphorical or is that just. an appreciation. it's like i cyber a swarm of cyber hornets. and serving the goddess of wisdom you know fired up by truth and getting getting ever stronger harder and faster and i wasn't being metaphorical i mean i could talk about it for hours you don't have the point is it's not just harder than gold because it's never going to debase it's harder than gold becau

happened in many ways and then to have these scratch pads and when i saw the schedule it was like the rosetta to figure out what i had done. they did think it was important to write it. i met mr. garcia marquez he said when you write your it memoirs don't be angry i thought that was good advice don't take out your problems with somebody. it did not occur to me i would write so many other books and that i needed to elaborate on that memoir so then i wrote a book about my childhood which is also part of the memoir and then the last book is my post public service memoir. i have written quite a few. by the way to be honest i had help and it's important to get the notes right and to know what you are talking about as best you can. >>host: one of the book chevron about as well is your plan you are wearing today you are famous for the pins what is the genesis and why did you write a book about that? >>guest: i like jewelry but when i got to the united nations february 1993, right after the goal for and a cease-fire was translated into sanctions resolution and i was instructed as ambassador to make s

. >> on one hand the travel agent is rosetta stone and part genie. some people are telling us they have found their travel middleman is more hassle than helpful. >> the only way to do business. >> emerit advertises luxury in the air. >> over 2,000 channels on one of the widest screens in the sky. >> reporter: when they planned a once in a lifetime dive trip to south africa they splurged on business class seats for the 24-hour journey. >> i was planning this trip, i thought, i'm going to reward ourselves with business class so that we could relax and not be super tired when we get there. >> reporter: a pricey reward. she paid $10,000 in total. then covid-19. their flight wads cancelled. >> i was really bummed. >> reporter: bummed then frustrated. her trafl agent, fly us wanted $500 to process her $10,000 refund. >> it felt like they were holding us hostage. i didn't have any means of what to do unless i paid them. >> reporter: she refused and called us. emirates says if the airline cancels a flight, passengers get a full refund. no fees. we contacted

on prop 25 and soon you'll be something else (speaking german perfectly) speaking a new language rosettaow language is learned >>> someone once asked justice ruth bader ginsberg when the supreme court would have enough female justices. her answer, when there are nine, of course. president trump's nomination could bring us closer to that if amy coney barrett is confirmed, but that does not mean all women are cheering the selection and it's easy to see why. justice ginsberg was a fierce defender of roe versus wade. today there's considerable fear in the pro choice movement that a new justice would vote to overturn that decision. some have other concerns with her being a conservative catholic. in 2017 president trump nominated her to the 7th court of appeals. at that confirmation hearing chuck grassley of iowa raised the question. >> when is it proper for a judge to put their religious views above applying the law? >> thank you, chairman grassley. let me start with your very last question and say never. it's never appropriate for a judge to impose that judge's personal convictions, whether

guy was trying to do like a nice rosetta stone to music, and here i am giving him a hard time.g that it meant the dance floor, and not the senate floor. "we oughta -- as soon as we get the nominee from donald trump, we gotta popozao." "i would love to --" [ laughter ] second, donald trump -- that's who we were talking about. [ light laughter ] "we oughta popozao, post haste." please, don't tell your supporters to report anything to the authorities. the last thing we need is crazed trump supporters sifting through our mail looking for fraudulent ballots. "this has foreign writing on it. this is a fraudulent ballot. "sir, that is an italian take-out menu. "yeah, but who they are taking out? answer me that." and now, trump is telegraphing that if he gets his way and installs a new supreme court justice before the election, the conservative six-three super majority will invalidate all those ballots and declare him the winner, even if he loses >> i think having a four-four situation is not a good situation. now, we're counting on the federal court system to make it so that we can ac

york times" report is going to do, i truly believe that donald trump's financial records are the rosetta stone for understanding the depth of his corruption and his crimes. the more it's unraveled, the more you're going to see donald trump unravel. it's the reason he's fighting so hard to keep it under wraps. >> i do want to ask you about one particular passage in the report. i'm going to read it, and then i'd like to get your reaction to it. in the report the "times" writes, quote, the data contains no new revelations about $130,000 payment to stephanie clifford, the actress who performs as stormy daniels. the focus of the subpoena for tax returns and other financial information. i'm continuing to report from the "times." quote, mr. chairman has acknowledged reimbursing his former lawyer michael d. cohen who made the payoff but the materials contained by the "times" did not include itemized payments to mr. cohen. it could have been improperly included as legal fees written off as a business expense, which are not required to be itemized on tax returns, unquote. that's from the "new york

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apps such as duolingo, rosetta stone and babbel have seen a surge in interest.schepker is ceo of babbel — he‘s in berlin. welcome to you and congratulations on those figures. great news for you. what do you think those increased numbers are down to? is it people being actually to upskill why they are in the young? good morning. we actually haven‘t seen the change in the real motivation. when we asked, why do you want to learn a language? what we have seen is the commitment of putting the time into language learning has increased as we, we knew this wasn‘t going to be a single week affair of lot down so a lot of people started to language learning their journey. it‘s great to know that we have built a proposition that is trusted and credible in the market so people come to babbel when they really wa nt people come to babbel when they really want to learn a language. you see this as a long—term trend or something thatis long—term trend or something that is pretty specific to what the world is going through at the world is going through at the moment? well, i think

susan, was so brave in talking about this and she -- to finally have found the diagnosis was like the rosetta monster. this thing that had taken over their lives and didn't know what it was you think of him as so vibrant and energetic. just seeing the clips of him in all those great movies, it's hard to reconcile that with a man who was so lost at the end and was in so much pain. >> well, the doctors were saying because he had this incredible brain with so many pathways in it, it was sort of how the disease could hide itself. for regular people like us, it would have been apparent earlier on like that doctor said, maybe even walking and talking would not have been possible but people thought when he died, like, oh, it was the depression of a comedian. it was all these things. and she wanted -- susan wanted everyone to know that this is what it was. this was the cause and again at the core of it, it's just a love story and she was telling a story about how they met i said how'd you meet. she said we were at an apple store. i'm standing outside and is that robin williams he had camo pants on an

report is going to do for -- this is -- i truly believe that donald trump's financial records are the rosetta stone for understanding the depth of his corruption and his crimes and the more that it's unraveled, the more that you're going to see donald trump unravel. and it's the reason that he's fighting so hard to keep it under wraps. >> i do want to ask you about one particular passage in the report. i'm going to read it and then i'd like to get your reaction to it. in the report the "times" writes, "the data contains no new revelations about the $130,000 payment to stephanie clifford, the actress who performs as stormy daniels. the focus of the manhattan district attorney's subpoena for mr. trump's tax returns and other financial information." i'm continuing the quote from the "times," "mr. trump has acknowledged reimbursing his former lawyer michael d. cohen who made the payoff but the materials obtained by the "times" did not include any itemized payments to mr. cohen. the amount, however, could have been improperly included in legal fees written off as a business expense which are not r