s.s. system gen s.s. stands for global navigation so the lie systems currently in the world that we have four of them one is bay do from the chinese developed by the chinese one is from the russians blown us. the for the third one is galileo from the europeans and the fourth one is the g.p.s. from the united states so the idea is to have regular meetings under the umbrella of the so-called i c g for which we the office without this base affairs serve as the executive secretary it so they the providers the four that i mentioned plus other coming to the table they regularly meet discuss and so in this way. the use of the genesis system all over the world by everyone in the world. is really becoming that a parable which means. that is the open transparency everyone is discussing about their own systems and this is done for the benefit of everyone everywhere i believe this is a very good role model for how we should do cooperation in space donald trump wants united states to be dominant in space and is even p

was just six when the nazis came to power near the end of the war he served briefly in the vatican s.s. finally admitted this in two thousand and six for going to class writing has always been a way to deal with the past when goss published the term drum it caused a scandal no one had written about world war two with such crassness such brutality i'm such. a towering figure in german literature and an eloquent spokesman on the darker chapters of recent german history gus was awarded the nobel prize for literature in one thousand nine hundred nine. the life of another nobel laureate how to milla was also shaped by totalitarian regimes she grew up in romania her father served in the buff in s.s. after the war crime other was deported to the soviet gulag milla emigrated to west germany in one thousand nine hundred seven and was finally able to write without government imposed censorship. i write about the broad spectrum of individuals who live in dictatorships. everyone from the true believers all the way to the dissidents. in the hunger angel tells the story of her mother and other ethni

was just six when the nazis came to power near the end of the war he served briefly in the vatican s.s. was finally admitted this in two thousand and six. writing has always been a way to deal with the past when goss published the term drum it caused a scandal no one had written about world war two with such crassness such brutality and such. a towering figure in german literature and an eloquent spokesman on the darker chapters of recent german history gus was awarded the nobel prize for literature in one thousand nine hundred nine. the life of another nobel laureate how to milla was also shaped by totalitarian regimes she grew up in romania her father served in the buff in s.s. after the war crime other was deported to the soviet gulag milla emigrated to west germany in one thousand nine hundred seven and was finally able to write without government imposed censorship. i write about the broad spectrum of individuals who live in dictatorships. everyone from the true believers all the way to the dissidents. in the hunger angel tells the story of her mother and other ethnic germans in r

the explosion threw have vehicle off the road and into this field this memorial at the site of the s.s. a nation pays tribute to the journalist who dared to ask the powerful of this country difficult questions questions over money laundering government corruption and the breakdown of the rule of law these questions haven't gone away and neither has the question over who wanted. that in the first place. police were quick to arrest three man suspected of planting the bomb one year run authorities are still no closer to finding the ringleaders those who ordered these hired hands to kill the journalist concerned are growing over the rule of law and. parliamentarians mangold visited the island on a fact finding mission for brussels after all what's happened i have of course no trust in the maltese authorities the real murderer. and they have not been found and we learned during the delegation that some evidence which was offered was not used for the had made many powerful enemies some suspect that they are now storming the investigation into her death important leads have not been followed

ninety's after the soviet union deployed its own a new form of intermediate range missiles the s.s. twenty which really prompted europe nato and the us to deploy its own. intermediate and the weapons against this backdrop however we had much of our invasion and integrate professional between the two superpowers. to be convinced that to be impeding european security the same a short term nuclear weapons between the us and russia will still be dominated by the us to teach it cost knolls of the intercontinental ballistic missiles. but the danger is in this in the longer term. that both sides will be tempted to deploy intermediate range missiles so for example the us is already mandated by congress to research intermediate range missiles i'm in contention is that if both sides at least in it we reengage is european security with much greater new kit i mention and the whole. of the cave wanted in the situation for not but if it is an expert call jury speaking to us from seoul south korea thanks very much and thank you. coming out of the eastern german city of princeton divided today by a

the king says so crown prince mohammed bin money who has been accused of personally ordering the s.s. nation of the right has says so too so it remains to be seen what comes out of this meeting of course so you have to know turkey u.s. relations are also very difficult at the moment and there is speculation that they might come up with some kind of deal or a face saving initiative here the big question of course for us is what kind of implications will this have for the official investigation here absolutely especially considering you know that that line from the saudis that the u.s. appears to be believing that the turkish authorities strongly refute it although they have yet to officially release any evidence to black up those claims that she was indeed kill so what do we really know at this point yulia. well as you mentioned turkish officials the authorities and police have not yet officially tabled their evidence what they're doing is leaking bits of pieces of information and evidence to the media so this is really a mystery still a puzzle and it's very difficult to determine what

just by the way tell us why that was two people not three people on the soyuz going to the s.s. to what we know about well we know that this is that this is the mission because like there's one cosmonaut who's on the station right now. there's another one. of chin is going is going there to help him out and one american astronaut or two kind of fill in the blank spaces with the with the nasa crew ok just another line on this coming in the soyuz crew landed about twenty kilometers east of. i'm sure i'm getting that word wrong according to nasa so more information coming in but the exact points of this which is good news we heard. cosmos chief was in saying that everybody is ok the crew is alive a little bit shaken up but i'm sure happy to be back down to earth as well on this and that's the information you want to hear that and then you want to hear that the families have been. told the role hopefully hopefully they have so also what we know and also from the head of ross cosmos is that the commission the investigative commission is already looking into the data into the telemetr

emergency landing outside of the site use am s ten rocket launch that was supposed to make it into the eye s.s. now there was some trouble with the rocket and they had to make an emergency capsule landing a military parachute was deployed and emergency services arrived at the scene within ninety minutes of their landing and let's take a look at the timeline of events that led up to this. where. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s tens blast off into the cosmos earlier today and at the beginning things seemed according to plan we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching friends and family other journalists they were taking pictures smiling clapping congratulating the crew on their successful blast off into the sky but then we started getting signs and unconfirmed. cts that something was wrong for something that hasn't happened in over thirty years it's really a miracle that these two came out on injured and alive donald corridor r.t. by can one of us earlier we heard from dr david brown who works at the european space agency's plato mission and h

a successful s.s. way it comes from we submitted to recreate history to make it alive can make it really almost you can almost touch it come or smell it and if i can see the monuments how they were began to see to move around. in the course of a radius and greater athens a tradition of reconstruction of an ancient greek gallery is anchored a further source of inspiration for the developers. in the game characters can move by land and by sea the narrative also includes many details of daily life two thousand five hundred years ago there's so much of ancient greek culture amidst the legends the gods how people live their lives what they thought was a good life how socrates talked about the on examined life is not worth living like i think there's there's so much that still relevant and i hope players will get some of that from the game and be able to you know sort of real value. it themselves and the world around them on the latest version of assassin's creed is an odyssey a journey with many possible ad

dispenser national grid lock in its flight and the scientific experiments that will be taking place on my s.s. in terms of biotechnology earlier today i spoke about. the first russia's first ever three d. printer and why it makes this expedition into the cosmos so important. in three d. printing technology is hardly news it's already being used to print anything from weapons to houses three d. bio printing in turn is being developed as a way to print human organs and tissue research that could save the lives of millions of people but why send the technology to space well scientists growing artificial cells on earth say they don't take on the same structure as they would in the human body but in reduced gravity the cells have a more natural shape so sending them to space could produce serious strides forward for the medical community back on earth earlier we got a demonstration of how the technology works with us to the mob i plan to go to the cold or going off. and actually it doesn't look like a classical loss three d. printer because we will not find your ex-wife well from all of that muscl

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and america when it comes to a soyuz and getting people up to the s.s. and goods the space agency's issued a statement on today's incident is the flight engineer is american nasa says it's more to trim the situation carefully adding that nasser is working closely with roscoe small says he put it to ensure the safety of the crew. well we're going to continue following the reaction to this big story and what may have caused that rocket to function as it did over the coming hours over the coming days r.t. dot com as well of course if you want more on that as well coming up some more of the day's news after a break a leg google briefing gives a glimpse of how far censorship could go take a look at that and more coming up. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes have been each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you long to the bridge each week six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per se

vegetables and then whole grain nutrition and this is good for you so you reduce your intake off fat s.s. and make it in take off as well especially if artificial sugars and then you're on a good way. but is it important to focus. or is it more complex system of nutrition that you should stick to it's more like a general concept of your life and your nutrition so you should generally ask yourself how do i want to eat what do i want to eat and then if you can you should decide for prints and vegetables and eighty percent of your intake should be fruits and vegetables and what control play weight control is an important issue also so you should have keep your body mass index between one thousand and twenty five because fat in your body also entries with the risk of certain problems especially for cancer we got a lot of viewer questions sometimes debate from. insulin place in the formation of tumors. in effect. in your whole body so it also affects the cancer cells could. increase the. the growth of tumor cells let's turn to. hate cancer cells cancer cells take sugar. as well this other cel

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s.s. office of strategic services which nine hundred forty seven became the cia the british trained them mainly at camp x. in canada but also in other places they used like a misunderstanding of the s.u.v. template so they would send organizers to train people for example in albania or ukraine to go in to try to overthrow the government but they didn't do it in the way they had done it world war two because in the event in world war two as soon as we resistance groups really just became a support movement for an allied invasion so it worked in the case of syria in one thousand six hundred nineteen eighteen it works to assist an invading army but probably on its own it would have failed and it was the same thing with these insurgencies in france the french resistance without the allied invasion would have been useless in ukraine since you mention it at the bowl tix he says seventy five thousand dead civilians because of this kind of insurgency. and civilians both yes i mean obviously this m

you know s.s. or got it or institution. because of the behavior of the. absolutely. to the american government well that would be very difficult i think they want to turn over such. over time they go to see the story know so. judges. don't have to forget that he has. very important. nations tell you who are meant to protect. is mandatory they have to protect you against which. it is feared a fourteen year old spill in the gulf of mexico could be poised to become america's worst environmental disaster it was in two thousand and four when hurricane ivan slammed into florida's gulf coast so fairly damaging an offshore drilling operation just off louisiana however the company in charge managed to cover up the entire incident for a whole six years. flying over the gulf of mexico our research responsible coded gases bubbling up miles long slick people are not the only ones who call the now polluted waters home and for the indigenous animals there are countless birds and wildlife the stakes are high life or death time is running. through roseland really was an exclusion. pe

say that action is hysteria yet yet it is very understood there are events in history i because the s.s. a nation of mr aquino and one nine hundred eighty three after three years of exile he was told to come back to his country fifteen fifteen and he was assassinated in the airport. a whole movement erupted and later on his wife which was who was a housewife for then not interested they're not involved in politics led the movement and then became the elected democratic president of the philippines in one thousand nine hundred eighty six so there are events in history and assassination can always go in that direction human rights but when it is coming together with the war in yemen the blockade with that entire episode with. the situation that happened with lebanon other aspects and other issues of human rights and princes and other members of that sowed then and others in the business community in saudi arabia human rights issue was one day sunday is going to become. quite action and i think it was building up building up and unfortunately it was such a dear friend and a very gentle hum

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cruise missiles pursing missiles into europe the russians are putting s.s. twenty's in on their side this is a very dangerous situation when i go to the atomic bomb museum in hiroshima year after year i find myself writing down the same statistic that by one thousand nine hundred five the world had reached the equivalent of one point four seven million hiroshima bombs one point four seven million our species was insane at that point we were hell bent on annihilation and then we talk walk that one back reagan and gorbachev at reykjavik came very very close to eliminating nuclear weapons completely. reagan balked over the stupid strategic defense initiative and that was too bad gorbachev did everything he could to convince them and come to the fallback position the second prize went to the i.n.f. treaty and the i.n.f. treaty eliminated entire category of nuclear weapons this was a major step forward you have to remember that at that point you had about when europe we had about six to ten minutes warning time if attack was reported with into the continental bal

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deputy division director in the james you province of the chinese ministry of state security or and the s.s. the m.s.s. is the intelligence and security agency for china. is responsible for counterintelligence foreign intelligence and political security. one of jews job duties was to obtain technical information including trade secrets from aviation and aerospace companies in the united states and europe. hundreds of brazilians have been demonstrating in sao paulo against the far right presidential candidates . he is leading the polls ahead of the vote on. the twenty eighth and is expected to win many opposition supporters are concerned about his views on women and minorities. the daughter of former president has been arrested as part of an investigation into money laundering opposition leader. party is accused of receiving illegal contributions from brazilian construction company. prosecutors say the money was used in her twenty eleven presidential campaign others have been arrested. now senegal is struggling to can train the world's leading cause of blindness almost two hundred million pe

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starting with the 1918 uboat attack that sank the "s.s. marak" and diamond shoals light ship off the coast of north carolina. and on friday, descendants of presidents ford, truman, mckinley, johnson, and theodore roosevelt, share family stories at the kennedy center for performing arts in washington. watch "american history tv" this week in primetime on c-span3. >>> air force secretary heather wilson spoke at the national press club last month about the air force modernization efforts and the need for cost-effective measures. this is an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the national press club. the place where news happens. i'm donna leinwand leger. the president of the national press club. we're delighted to have you listening or viewing or in the room with us today as we hear from air force secretary heather wilson on the newly proposed space force and the issues facing the u.s. air force today. if you're on twitter, we do encourage you to tweet during the program. please use the #npclive and feel free to tweet your questions

speed enforcement like the california highway patrol and state agencies that haven't had the same view s.s. on that. in terms of community engagement , because we don't know exactly who is on the task force and how many people, it is hard to say. the california state transportation agency is leading that right now and i know that san francisco is definitely in collaboration with big cities across the state. they have already sent a letter requesting to have a seat on that task force. so that will be -- if san francisco is at the table, we will of course, do outreach to know what we will be talking about their -- about their. >> i don't think actual legislators are on the task force. it is more staff. agency staff. and it is set to convene july 1 st 2019 is the deadline for it to convene. >> july 1st of next year? >> yes. >> oh, boy. >> now is a time to start influencing. >> i'm sorry. any other questions on the task force? >> i don't think so. in regards to telematics, i don't know if you can answer this question or not. but we've implemented the telematics on most of the city vehicle flee