why are saturn's rings fragmented?f a burning place. htostsi. lichy, either cotton wool or gas, or with fractional parts of ice. for a long time , no one knows the correct order. it was hard to believe, because it was too far away. on the patch of 21 centuries, the earth and saturn have still arrived. the planetary station kaseni hugens has learned the structure of the mysterious rings. and it was revealed that yashche 120 bastards there, one noblewoman from vitsebshchyny was given the right of their amal everything. let's be quick, don't go out. from your office, how it worked out, from the highest level of mathematics, for most of us, such a panic is like a constant or an apelian difference, the truth of the word saturnian, because this is the highest mathematics, we can only rightly and from the lowest folded or adnimannya, so that the bastards are removed budget, such aperacyy tsalkam dastatkov. and all sophia kavalevskaya, the arithmetic, was covered up. kali dzyauchyntsy was disgusting to eight. they have a token

pallet to saturn space station.edge that sofya kavalevskaya did not forget. in 1888, the paryzhsky university held a competition in the field of physics and mathematics. uzelniki fell works anonymously, peramagla praca pad mottos: kazhy, what do you know, work, what will happen. kali academicians covered an envelope with nicknames, it was highlighted that this woman, sofia kavaler. the senior president of the paryzh academy of sciences, monsieur jansen, pressed the tastes of the peramozhian flowers on the lady's galava. the swedish have their teeth like this heroine. the name of the professor of the stockholm university was dadzena oy pazhytstseva. new 1891 kavalevskaya sustrela ў italian enuі. then berlin collapsed. yana loved padarozhy, after all. it was choking on the lid of the buttocks. sophia was frozen and sick. the cold grew and my lungs were on fire. the doctors of dapamagchi did not cure her . on september 29, 1891, sophia kavalevskaya passed away. she would be 41 years old. it was death that destroyed eur

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we are on a scale of saturn five, which went to the moon. a scale of saturn five, which went to the moonon. , i. , ., to the moon. yes, you remember, all ofthe to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear — to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear they _ to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear they used _ to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear they used to _ to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear they used to take - to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear they used to take to - to the moon. yes, you remember, all of the gear they used to take to the i of the gear they used to take to the moon, the service module that they had with the command module, then they had the lunar lander, the rover, they needed immense capacity to lift all of that off the face of the earth and get it on the moon. elon musk believes that if he can start getting hundred and 50—200 tonnes off of the surface of the earth into earth orbit, then he has a chance of living up to this long held dream that he has of taking people and equipment to mars to set “p people and equip

. >>> believe it or not, saturn's rings are set to disappear, sort of. and not forever, but for a while. so out of this world phenomenon you tonight want to miss. stick around, stick around, look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and stay ahead. that's the bmo effect. ♪ bmo ♪ >>> right now at 6:15 on your tuesday morning, you're stepping out the door in pittsburgh with temperatures in the low 50s. as we go throughout the day, it's going to be beautiful, sunny, but stay on the cool side with mid-60s for highs. we're enjoying our nice, slightly cooler than normal weather, but eventually a li

on a packet. 21 hundred years ago the people of earth and saturn have all arrived.d the structure of the mysterious rings. and it turned out that 120 years ago, there was one noblewoman from vitsebshchyna who was given the right to everything, in a simple way, that did not go out of her office. how did it work out, thanks to the help of mathematics. for most of us, this panyatstsi yak kantsanta abo apeleva rasnastainasti, guchats niby. saturnian, he is the highest mathematician. we are right only from the lowest, folded or adnimanne, once the budget is cleared, such an aperaty tsalkam dastatkova. and all sophia kavalevskaya’s arithmetics were covered up. the sisters-in-law were eight years old, and their palibin card was undergoing reconstruction. i didn’t grab the trellis for as long as i could. there, the scenes were glued together with that waste paper, which fell on my hand. on the arkush. some kind of treatment. i righted the whole gadzina perad getai tayamnichay scyanoy, krabuychi smaster khazia b -anxy phrases, hell domgag suziranny, look like shmatlіkih form

. >> nasa scientists say saturn's iconic look may soon be a thing of the past. on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app wherever you stream. >> 641 this morning. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. we have this trough that is set up across the west coast, creating a little bit of a cooler afternoon later on today. you notice some showers off the coast. that will stay away from us. we have a dry day ahead, but it is a lot cooler underneath this trough compared to 24 hours ago. remember yesterday, it was humid. it was mild. well, it's drier and a lot cooler this morning by 18 degrees, cooler in napa, 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay, where 11 degrees cooler in san jose. we have that dense fog right now in the valleys of the north bay and along the coast. that stays with us through about 9 a.m. after that, the fog will burn off. it will lift. we do expect a lot of sunshine on your tuesday. and temperatures feeling very november like we'll call that just

why are saturn's rings fragmented?e cotton wool or gas, some with fractional parts. for a long time , no one knows the correct order. it was hard to believe, because it was too far away. there are 21 hundred years of earth and saturn on the patch. collected, the interplanetary station kaseni hugens learned the structure of the mysterious rings and raptam revealed that yashche 120 gadoў there is one nobleman with vitsebshchyny was given the right information about everything, quickly, not going out of her office, as she did, using mathematics. for most of us, such a panyazzi as a constant or apelian difference, a lot of saturnian language, because this is the highest mate. we can right only from the lowest folded or adnimannya, if the budget is settled, such aper atsyy tsalkam dastatkova, and all sophia kavalevskaya arythmetyki was covered up . the kali brothers were all disgusted; their palibin card was undergoing reconstruction. on dzitsyachi pack i didn’t grab the trellis, there the scenes were glued to the waste pap

holy hooting is clear, true, on saturn, geta is a sign on the kshtalt svetlafora, stand on the otherill find the hidden space. and the entire martian desert is filled with quarries. as it turns out, martians can be different. the ancestors of one race, short and round-headed, the other - medium in stature, and the third: the most precious giants. vodziatstsa on mars and myadzvedzi. true, they are all bald and there is nothing to remind us of our parsyuchka. and for months the paradise sustra kasmichnykh turista with the future. i will tell you all about our people, advocating the insides of plato’s circus. there were two campaigns. bachyў, like some master, he paints the tastastic gate of the most ancient step. razdovich navat vynayshau madela kasmichnaga ship, high-powered missile launcher. that's right, try your best. didn't choke. 1933 the old hell of nendza, master of the art of his native meat. yon godzіtsya ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў ў small salyanam dyvany, lethalna, i’ll hit you on the dick. the plots are extremely simple, but there are magical alien saints all over the place.

now one of the latest attacks, has bella fired rockets that israri occupied cafer shopa hills in saturntinue attacks on israel raising the possibility of targeting israeli ships in the red sea. constantly monitored the movements of israel ships, especially in babel mende and near yemani regional waters. he added that yemani drone units will continue hitting targets inside the occupied lines. the answer leader said that the us repeatedly warned his country against attacking israel. he also strongly rebuked some arab and muslim nations for standing idol by in the face of israeli crimes and urged them to adopt a clear stance with the genocide taking place in gaza. more palestinians have fallen victim to israely aggression across the occupied west bank, regime forces have killed seven people during predown rates on the city of cholkarm and a refugee camp there. health ministry says the people were killed in clashes with israely forces and drone strikes, dozen more were injured, some of them are critical condition, regime troopers also fatally shot another man in the baiin junction area. the

it's a similar size of rocket to something like the saturn 5 rocket that went to the moon as part ofamount of stuff into space, and it can do it time and again and again and again — and that makes the cost of putting stuff into space so much cheaper. the plan is for starship to return astronauts to the moon. it's an integral part of nasa's artemis mission, but there's a lot of work still to do. they'll need multiple successful launches and to find a way to refuel in space. they'll also need to work out how to land and lift off from the lunar surface. what will success look like? the spacex philosophy is to go quick, fail often and learn fast. so, don't be surprised if the rocket explodes again. the hope is, it will make it a bit further than last time. rebecca morelle, bbc news. we will be watching, we will bring you that live. we were promised a live video feed 35 minutes before launch, that has just appeared, we are watching it here. we will bring you live coverage of the launch which is at seven o'clock eastern and one o'clock in the uk. i will have our clients review very shortly

they took me to an empty room at the police station and tied my hands behind my back pushed the saturn bus. that comes point me to have met up. one of them pushed me to that reason and then when i was lying on the ground, they tied my feet as well to a book question that they'd come on. but then they began to brutally beat me with a whip down the tube or a stick or anything they could get their hands on. we'll pay 2 patches to keep that, but then that's dish with me at the home. what do you think? i think smoking big claims that we wanted to publish our recordings on facebook and that we had helped organize the demo. then more taliban came to me is that gonna be door to be? i beg them to stop. i shouted, i didn't do anything. let me go, i'm just a simple journalist, i mean good, a slit, they didn't care. he's the louder i shouted. the heart of the head chief means that them, but i'm trying to look into the know what all the one child is. just tells us soldiers that lived with the white ones in guns. i think it was a very, very clear message to be sure not to the media. and that was a m

i've got to say, saturn. there are saturn. uncomfortable truths in our they're not our society. to admit. but pleasant things to admit. but that mean that they're that doesn't mean that they're not happening. i do not actually happening. and i do believe braverman . believe that suella braverman. and i know she echoes what a lot of guys think at home, but of you guys think at home, but if you completely disagree with her, touch and tell me her, get in touch and tell me why. one of my guests yesterday as asked, what your as well asked, what is your favourite braverman favourite suella braverman achievement speaks achievement? and she speaks a lot. but in terms of achievement, what's your top one? me what you think to one? tell me what you think to that. schoolkids in that. also, schoolkids in bristol are going on strike from school . what? anyway, they're school. what? anyway, they're all about solidarity in gaza . all about solidarity in gaza. what do you make to this? see you she wasn't actually obliged to have it signed off by number 10, although of course it would have been c

, the indir and gandhi planetarium, in lucknow, india, is built in the form of this planet, maybe saturnthis is a planet, planetarium 900, the eisinga planetarium in the netherlands frannikerg contains the oldest working model of this : in full accordance with the name of the institution, maybe the solar system, absolutely right, model 1774, planetarium 300, in yaroslavl the planetarium operates at the cultural and educational center, her name, valentina, right, the mistake came out 900. although bag, the question needs to be given to larisa or andrey, larisa, larisa, the theme of the game, 300 or one and a half, one and a half, pay attention to the screen, what kind of gaming equipment is being set up by the man in the photograph taken in 1935, well, all this looks like bowling, which means he is setting up the pins , right. yablo in art 900. this song became the calling card of the singer and composer, mikhail muromov. apples in the snow, pink on white. i played back in the last millennium. apples in art 1,200. painting of a boy with an apple, artist martin taylor commissioned by direc

saturn, azot plant is a convenience, about a dozen banks, the st.hange, baumin moscow state technical university. another interview was published on the internet. mcgregor is convinced that ukraine is finished and the fact that western attention is switching to israel is confirmed there. theft, corruption, human trafficking, all possible vices of society in ukraine are absolutely uncontrollable. many people warned about this when it started. several people asked me when this will all end in ukraine, what will we do, and i always answered the same thing, and what we did at the end of the vietnam war, we left , changed the topic, and the topic is already changing, now it’s israel, israel, israel, and ukraine, are a distant memory. about fatigue from ukraine the head of the government media was also frank, remember, look at the headlines: she fell into the russian trap , you just had to put it out to bring it to clean water, make a joke to bring it to clean water, in general, again a scandal, but even the western press did not i couldn’t help but admit

microsoft, it's probably better to go back to the original structure with sam at openai, which is what saturnad been pushing for -- is what satya nadella had been pushing for all along. kriti: if you see openai come to market, is this attractive to you? richard: it's still very early days. they are ramping up very quickly. i think an important part of this episode that's been highlighted is the governance structure and being very clear as to what this company is and whether there is suitable board oversight for what is a very important story and for what will be i'm sure a very important ipo. we want to see how that board people. what is microsoft's input into that? microsoft did not have a board seat despite their significant investment in the company. we will assess that the time of the ipo. given how pain for the last few days have been, i think it is a bit early to talk about ipo with this company. it is still a bit of a setback for this company. kriti: it is a setback but to matt bloxham's point, the board at least looks like it's being stacked by people who know how to run a company and

origin of the planets, and also wrote fantastic landscapes of mars, and depicted the inhabitants of saturnsian who tried to explore the universe long before man flew into space. after the end of the second world war, the work of the original author was viewed with distrust; the artist earned extra money by painting carpets for peasants, for they were paid off with food. and drozdovich himself considered his dyvans to introduce people to beauty. and the artists remembered 30 years after their death. now his works are displayed in the national art and historical museums of belarus. 30 carpets are in the museum reserve in zaslavl, and there is a museum named after him in germanovichi. he was not only an original artist, but also an educator, the founder of belarusian theoretical astronomy. josep drazdovich, human. changed the world. and of course, people like drozdovich glorify cultural belarus' heritage among world communities. but i suggest that in the meantime we continue to travel, our next destination being switzerland. i tell the news from there. there, a team of scientists developed te

is the most powerful rocket ever built on more powerful than the apollo rocket that parts of the saturn 5 rocket that astronauts to the moon during the apollo program. so as as you implied, you know, nass is also counting on this rocket to deliver its next crew which includes the first person of color and a woman to go to the moon. so it is an integral part of their plans. additionally, it's a game changer. i mean, the amount of volume and mass, just one of these rockets can put compared to the ones that are currently in existence. it's just a complete game changer. so a lot of people are heralding. this is a pivotal moment space exploration. and instead the space economy. so a lot is riding on the eventual success of this vehicle. >> and you sound confident on it sounds like a that's the general vibe take 2, that it will work if the test mission does fail again. doctor, how much would that set things back? 4 elon musk and spacex an for nasa. >> that's a great question for me. i would consider this test a success if the rocket gets off the pad without blowing up the pad and if it is abl

passed away over a decade ago, but in a letter to him you right, in a quote, you say, your death saturnause i feel like there is a lot of people that will resonate with this. >> absolutely. well i wish we had more time, because they're so much nuance packed in here. but when i think about my father, such a loving, strong figure in my life. and also someone who didn't know what was possible for a young, black, queer, trans kid. so a lot of his corrections around how i express myself, engender, and on and on, it came with a bit of a bite. because there needed to be more freedom, just like what people like marlon wayans are able to show in the climate now. thanks to the strides of so many trans figures. so i say all of that to say i think we all need to be released from all of these gender expectations that don't serve many of us. it's not just the trans and non-binary folks, it's the cisgender folks, the ones who aren't trans who need to be freed up. the men and thys need to be able to love what they love, who they love, have interest without being bombarded with restrictions. and then sa

. >> very good >> wellington, new zealand >> correct >> saturn. "the hobbit." >> correct >> all right >> bless you >> seth: please welcome back to the show awkwafina, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> hey great to be back >> seth: it's great to have you. [ cheers ] i -- i really appreciate any time someone flies in from london and still makes time for our show you did that this morning. >> i did i did. >> seth: how you feeling >> i feel -- i feel good i feel -- i feel refreshed, i guess. >> seth: how was the flight? >> the flight was good i -- slept a little bit. >> seth: okay. >> i -- i -- i had been coming back from a kind of a weird london moment though, so i just - >> seth: okay. >> -- yeah >> seth: happy to be home. >> happy to be home. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: weird london moment, that's very cryptic. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, i -- i had a chocolate moment >> seth: what was a chocolate moment [ light laughter ] >> i -- i -- that's what people as me, right >> seth: yeah. >> in lon

might be saturn, i don't know the order of the planets anymore v. a great time.n, i totally lost my train of thought here, but there you go. the other thing i was going to say, a storm, we have pictures in mississippi, nothing catastrophic, but look up the coast, and i think that's all i've got, i'm going to go check out this lady and see how, where she's going and about that porsche. happy thanksgiving. >> john: in thatting. -- happy thanksgiving. maybe she's going to pluto, mississippi. i want to see a live shot of him through the tsa checkpoint. >> sandra: he gave a full live report going backwards down an escalator, remarkable. >> john: i mentioned at the top and said he came upwards. and now he lost his train of thought as the lady told him he was cute. good stuff with jeff flock at the airport. good luck to fliers out there. a closer look at the thanksgiving storm, how it may affect your travel plans. adam is joining us now, hi, adam. >> it's an impossible act to follow, i don't have an escalator, it's going to be a tough one. all those showers that jeff wa

i sailed into the anus of the milky way galaxy. [ laughter ] spun around saturn's rings, i had thanksgivingn acid. it's miles above, on the 88th floor, it's insane. >> jimmy: the toads must be really confused when you're there with whatever you smoke -- how do you roll it up -- >> you smoke it in a little crack pipe. scrape it off the legs of the toad and smoke it in a crack pipe. yeah, you go right into neptune. >> jimmy: do you bring your own crack pipe, or do they have that for you? a rental situation? >> it's a -- the guy, the shaman, he looked like a skinny guillermo del toro. he had all these cool tibetan singing bowls and a great crack pipe. i used his crack pipe. >> jimmy: you recommend it? >> i highly recommend it. >> jimmy: is it on yelp? how would people find that? >> it's on postmates and uber eats. no, i -- i've done a number, i'm not going to say it aloud on television -- >> jimmy: it would be funny if you did, though. every time you sign one of these books, you write the guy's number in the back. it is a dumb idea, right? >> yeah. it might not -- >> jimmy: you're in the middl

defense, the investment company afk systems, the gas company arctic lng2, the engine building company saturnstock exchange, the baumin moscow state technical university, and several other institutions are also under sanctions. a lot of people involved have already stated that american sanctions will not affect their work. no way, and yet in the united states they are already thinking about how best to close this topic from ukraine, so says the main colonel, former adviser to the pentagon chief and associate of donald trump, douglas mcgregor. the interview was published on the internet. mcgregor is convinced that ukraine is finished, and the fact that the west's attention is switching to israel is proof of this. theft, corruption, human trafficking, all possible. many warned about this when this began military conflict, and i'm sure you are aware, it turns out that many of the weapons that we supplied to ukraine were seen in the hands of hamas and presumably hezbollah, i think that ukraine is finished, but we are going to send billions of dollars to support the fiction that she is alive, and

let's go there, yes, yes, the combination of saturn and the sun in your natal horoscope is intensifyingit mars, excuse me, we are doing renovations here, and... and now you have excellent opportunities, provided that you muster all your will, all your patience, excuse me, here such audibility, let's do it one more time, okay, you must muster all your will, all your patience. excuse me, i see you like the house, you have excellent taste, all the documents are ready , we can... sign today, but there is one nuance, just a minute, now, hello, egor, i understand that 3 hours have not passed yet, but i can’t do this anymore, i’m serious, well, we’ve been saving up for so long in vain, this apartment is killing me, it’s just really killing me , i’m not joking, what am i asking you to do, like, yes, i’ve already shown photos of that house to my mother, she's generally in delighted, in short, i called the realtor, tomorrow we will make a deposit, that’s it. and you know what? and i’ve already bought us the perfect house, it’s with a lake, please close your eyes, please close your eyes, please cl

. >> my biggest remembrance about saturn v was the noise. >> there is the rumble in the building.rther from the earth than any human had ever ventured. >> man is farther away from home than ever before. 100 times farther away. >> we are looking forward now to the day after tomorrow when we will be -- >> their christmas sojourn came at the end of a particularly grim year for their nation. the united states had been shaken by continuing involvement in the war in vietnam and the assassinations of robert kennedy and dr. martin luther king jr. while borman flew in space twice, he never actually set foot on the lunar surface. he would later confess he had no interest in doing so. >> there is no way i would have accepted the risk to go back to pick up rocks. >> thank you. >> by the way, it was on that apollo 8 mission that the astronauts first witnessed earth rise. the earth as seen above the surface of the moon. that photograph lives on, a permanent testament to their history-making voyage. >> we got thousands of telegrams after the flight. but the one that struck me the most, thank you

it's a similar size of rocket to something like the saturn 5 rocket that went to the moon as part ofng stuff into space so much cheaper. the plan is for starship to return astronauts to the moon. it's an integral part of nasa's artemis mission, but there's a lot of work still to do. they'll need multiple successful launches and to find a way to refuel in space. they'll also need to work out how to land and lift off from the lunar surface. what will success look like? the spacex philosophy is to go quick, fail often and learn fast. so don't be surprised if the rocket explodes again. the hope is, it will make it a bit further than last time. rebecca morelle, bbc news. finally — qualifying for this weekend's las vegas grand prix is due to get under way later. the first practice on the new street circuit lasted only nine minutes, after the ferrari of spain's carlos sainz hit a loose manhole cover. the session was cancelled for officials to check the other drains on the track. it's the first time in over a0 years that a grand prix has been held in the nevada desert city. hello, for many o

we also had saturn a little crazy there, it’s a planet of discipline, such a harsh planet, it’s likelibra, it gives such a very calm, one might say, such a peaceful mood for everyone and for everyone, i especially want to highlight the air element so that they do not miss this opportunity, because venus now favors gemini, libra and aquarius the most, i heard you, as aquarius, they say, the penultimate week of november, it should be rich in events, you said that everything should be peaceful, then what kind of events should we expect, let me tell you about such a very important day, this is november 18, on this day we have two very strong, one might say, masculine planets , the sun and mars are yang planets, planets of great strength, they connect with each other, thereby marking the fact that a certain cycle begins, a cycle when we can launch a lot, well, if it is necessary for someone something, because from now on it comes a whole two-year period begins, such a special day, i would highlight it separately and emphasize it, because the last such cycle we launched was on october 8 ,

because once upon time there was a war upon a time there was a war between between saturn and uranus.'s way too long for this show. so let's move on now. and i'm not censoring you, lewis. just conscious of lewis. i'm just conscious of time this is the story from time cos this is the story from the now elon musk the daily mail. now elon musk news. he's always getting in the headunes. news. he's always getting in the headlines . lewis what's headlines. lewis what's this? >> amazing. musk >> well, he's amazing. elon musk has new to money spend. has got some new to money spend. he to break into people's he wants to break into people's brains. >> well, quite yet. he >> well, not quite yet. he wants. he. >> he wants. that's he's >> he wants. that's what he's doing. their doing. he's breaking into their brains piece of brains. he's taking a piece of their skull and he's going to put a in there and he's put a chip in there and he's going to take people who who is basically going to control people, surprise people, which came as a surprise to because during this whole to me, because during thi

because once upon time there was a war upon a time there was a war between between saturn and uranus.'s way too long for this show. so let's move on now. and i'm not censoring you, lewis. just conscious of lewis. i'm just conscious of time this is the story from time cos this is the story from the now elon musk the daily mail. now elon musk news. he's always getting in the headunes. news. he's always getting in the headlines . lewis what's headlines. lewis what's this? >> amazing. musk >> well, he's amazing. elon musk has new to money spend. has got some new to money spend. he to break into people's he wants to break into people's brains. >> well, quite yet. he >> well, not quite yet. he wants. he. >> he wants. that's he's >> he wants. that's what he's doing. their doing. he's breaking into their brains piece of brains. he's taking a piece of their skull and he's going to put a there and he's put a chip in there and he's going to take people who who is basically going to control people, as surprise people, which came as a surprise to because during this whole to me, because during thi

it is a similar size of rocket something like the saturn 5 rocket that went to the moon as part of theamme, so that means it is massive, it can bring a huge amount of stuff into space and it can do it time and time and again and again and again, and that makes the cost of putting stuff into space so much cheaper. the plan is for starship to return astronauts to the moon. it is an integral part of nasa's artemis mission — but there is a lot of work still to do. they will need multiple successful launches and find a way to refuel in space will stop they will also need to work out how to land and lift off from the lunar surface. what will success look like? the spacex philosophy is to go quick, fail often, and learn fast — so don't be surprised if the rocket exploded again. the hope is it will make it a bit further last time. rebecca morelle, bbc news. this year's bbc children in need appeal has raised more than £33 million for disadvantaged young people across the uk. that includes more than five million pounds pledged to the radio 2 dj vernon kay, who ran 116 miles from leicester to bol

the week before john kennedy was murdered 60 years ago he went to cape canaveral and saw the saturn rocket to the moon by 1970. this was the america we knew. so to go from that in one instant to the idea that a president of the united states riding in an american city, just as rob is saying, could be murdered. especially for people our age. i was a little bit younger than rob, but the idea that that could happen, i think i would use the same word that he does, it traumatized all of us because not very much was certain, and particularly it led to, i think, not too much to say with vietnam, lbj escalated after kennedy's death and watergate and all the other disillusionment, kinds of disillusionment that americans have had in the next 60 years. it led very directly to the kind of anger and disillusionment and conspiracy theories and general malaise that people feel about not only our government, but even about democracy. >> rob, as mentioned pretty soon after the assassination we got the official story about what happened that day doubts began to emerge and conspiracy theories have taken hold