emily: you would say the same applies from larry as to sergey, even though sergey has also had some of own issues that we don't need to get into. but you know in this day and age, some executives are being held to a higher standard. astro: i have low confidence, very low confidence to be honest, that if we swap larry and sergey or one or two other people that we would be better off even in the sort of human elements that we say that we care so much about. my moonshot is not waymo or chronicle or loon. it is the factory. ♪ emily: one of the first moonshots, i actually still have them. these are my google glass. what do you think? these are still pretty fashionable. astro: those are good frames on you. [laughter] emily: these were one of the first moonshots and they did not work out in the initial iteration and they became sort of a punchline, essentially. do you think of glass as a failure? astro: it was certainly an experiment. there were aspects of it that were absolutely a failure. i want to be fair to glass. having learned a lot of lessons, some of them may be more painfully than we

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unfortunately sergei got the part betrayed by his brothers in arms this video would eventually go viral after sergei was killed early in the morning of january 22nd 2014 the circumstances of his death remain unknown to this day even though the whole area of protests was heavily filmed at that time there were no records or witnesses to help the investigation and his body was moved immediately from the scene of the crime sergei became the 1st killed martyr of your own my don and in a heartbeat the police officers were appointed as his killers almost 2 years later the official investigation would still deliver no results now it is widely believed that nico yawns murder was staged by provoke a tourist to escalate the conflict. god speaks to people with the language of science on january 26th 2014 hope francis prayed for ukraine addressing thousands of people at st peter's square in vatican city p.d. . hate speech and. after the prayer to white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the

chief designer sergey curly off had to be both magician and manager. could in fact everyone with his enthusiasm the people surrounding him or his true disciples. you would have given your life for him. which gobble up so. he could have been a divisional commander to. he was a real leader that's what they say a leader when you meet. people followed him. they believed in him unconditionally. they thought he was doing everything right. despite all the setbacks and delays the soviet lunar program slowly got going in 1965 and x. alien was the 1st man to float freely in space. a space walk outside the orbiting those cards spacecraft was an important step on the way to the moon. things were obviously progressing. soon the cia reconnaissance aircraft were also monitoring the construction of the huge new hangar and baikonur where the n one moon rocket was due to be assembled although they could only assume that that is what it was meant for the americans still had no contacts or sources in the inner esle non's of soviet power. thousands of soviet workers and te

these regions syria was mentions to many times today russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov he's one of the speakers here today has shared he's assessment of effective global strategy stressing non interference in any country's internal affair as well as spag of its national interests and integrity should become principles this global strategy effective strategy should be based on he has talked about iraq afghanistan libya as rather sad examples of international peace efforts pointing out but specifically usas approach there lead to dramatic consequences and basically chaos and that should be avoided a lover of has said that has called this interfering to influence policy he has called it toxic and dangerous stressing that any effort should be aimed at rather bringing peace and stability let's take a listen. to the deserts of the middle east is a cradle of many civilizations and world religions of course today when it's been transformed into a laboratory for reckless experiments that have led to tragic consequences this topic is very urgent if you look at american interventions aimed

here they are starting with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. i will now give the floors to his excellency, mr. sergei lavrov, minister for foreign affairs of the russian federation. minister lavrov: distinguished mr. president, your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, the 75th anniversary of the united nations, established as a result of victory in world war ii and the realization of a need for a collective mechanism to maintain national peace and security, unfortunately, this anniversary is getting closer -- regrettably, the events of the cold war that started afterwards prevented this tremendous creative potential from being unleased. the hope arose again when the berlin wall fell. it was the hope for the possibility to finally turn the not onlyages of war, hot wars, but cold ones, to turn into the benefit of all mankind. however, we have to admit, although world war iii was prevented thanks to the u.n., a number of conflicts on the planet have not declined and ended he is not needed. emerged.enges have international territorial, drug traffic

interested me from the russians very much so we had comments from sergey lavrov today are asking the turks and all parties for the moderation here to come together in talks whether in fact those kind of pressures are having any kind of influence all that remains to be seen because the military build up here as i say has continued. over the last 24 hours charlie if as you say we are beginning to see the free syrian army aligning themselves with the turks so shifting alliances here what options are the kurds have now on the other side of the board especially now that large groups of kurdish people are being urged to resist the the advance of the tax. tweets from the s.d.f. asking for its kurdish people to to resist we've also though been speaking to people across the border in the town of tel ayoub tel aviv which is behind me as the controlled people in that town saying yes to have told them to go back to their homes you can imagine very nervous a lot of tension mounting as this buildup of military has continued we know that militarily the s.d.f. have nothing like any kind of fighting

in moscow just after this military operation has started just a few hours before foreign minister sergei lavrov on his visit in kazakhstan urged the kurds and the syrian government to have a dialogue to bring these parties together russia actually offered also to play a role in this making sure that the kurds would have the backing of the syrian government but just a few hours after that the operation began and since then the only man from the kremlin has been that the president the one from turkey has called the president put in just before the operation began and announced that it was going to happen and president putin has urged the one according to his spokesman that turkey has to be careful and had thorley investigate and look at the situation not to jeopardize any peace movement and damage the peace process that has been going on in syria at all so basically the russians are now sitting back and watching what's what's happening during this military operation of course turkey russia story is on the inside of syria has been fighting on the side of syria for years and syria of course

coincidentally sergei love again is a close associate to many u.s. politicians. the security service of ukraine had evidence that on that night in was in contact with opposition leader yatsenyuk where they discussed the clearing of mind on on the pretext of installing the annual christmas tree news media reported that the riot police cruelly attacked the students peacefully sleeping in their tents but scenes from the event seem to tell a different story it appears that the protesters were waiting for the police additionally there were dozens of journalists and cameramen from all the new public t.v. news outlets prepared to cover the events and most ominously a group of well trained young men arrived to mind on almost simultaneously with the riot police. they infiltrated the crowd and began provocations with insults stones and torches. the right sector in ukraine represents a part of the ukrainian population that has often favored fairly extreme right wing positions they had militias that came especially during the may den protest. there were groups that were bein

but sergei has switched sides. with other former hunters, now gets a salary from the world wildlife fund to monitor the cameras, with spectacular results. here, for example, are several babies hunting with their mother at night. back at sailugemsky national park headquarters, alexei showed us his favorite images. it looks like it's peering around the corner. each animal has a unique pattern of spots, and alexei knows them all. this one preparing to bite the camera is turai. there is very good news from this program. in just five years, the number of altai snow leopards has just about doubled to 45. it looks like alexei is going to need a few more names and probably a few new cameras. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, altai, siberia. >> o'donnell: absolutely incredible. that is the "cbs evening news." thank you so much for watching. i'm norah o'donnell. and we'll see you back here tomorrow. we wish you a good night. announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an epidemic fueled by juul with their kid-friendly flavors

debate today major for being held in the black sea resort of sochi the country's foreign minister sergei lavrov phase that along with other top officials if an option has been following developments. wednesday's gathering of valdai discussion club based international think tank is held him base absolutely stunning place in the mountains outside russia's black sea resort of sochi and discussions here today are just as hard as the weather the east has been announced this year is major topic asia and the middle east the latter is in the spotlight today high ranking politicians x. birds influencers are discussing current challenges and risks 10 ways to bring peace maintain peace has well as boost stability and developments in these regions syria was mentioned too many times russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has taken part in the conversation that last of the wrong 2 hours he has talked about iraq afghanistan libya as brothers set examples of global peace efforts blaming usas approach that he has described as interfering to influence stressing this should be avoided in the future. so th

and said that they were only moving a few dozen soldiers so i asked the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov about these contradictions and mixed messages from washington asked him how it was possible to cooperate with the u.s. on syria when this is happening and simply what's wrong with the u.s. policy now here's on that. these actions. and they reflect the fact that it's hardly possible to reach agreement with the u.s. this is clear for me this is a fact donald trump said it would be withdrawing forces from syria and other countries right after he came to office but after some time the promises were not implemented on the ground probably now we're seeing the exactly same thing search for. treatment of a very sensible issue issue which can flare up the whole region and that should be avoided we'd been trying to get that message across to the americans we hope that they guarded but don't practice we haven't seen any changes. so mixed messages from the pentagon donald trump the state department and it doesn't look like a united one is going to shape out of shape out any time soon mosco

exactly what sergey is saying, we need both. we need low-earth orbit, microgravity research, for many purposes and, of course, the iss has a geopolitical value which we should not underestimate and, therefore, we believe we should continue that. there will be an end of iss at a certain point, and we are thinking about that as well. first of all, we need low-earth orbit experiments even afterwar afterwards. at the same time, we also need joint activities because the geopolitical value is so high, so, therefore, at this time, we don't see either/or but both, and we are looking to the future to see how it develops. >> can i say something? i think the international exploration program is not to abandon iss or not to abandon the deal, region, but to expand the boundary of the humankind activity to -- from real to the whole earth system. the same kind of discussion is happening right now in japan. between iss and the exploration. but, anyway, the importance, the value, would not change, so we will have to be at the low-earth orbit, bu

sergei is another sergei has ch.mer hunters getting a salary through the world wildlife fund to monitor the cameras. >>> when you get the photo cards out, do you look at the pictures yourself to see what's there? [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: oh, yes. it's so interesting. i check right away to see if there are cubs. >> reporter: and often there are. female lep ards can have as many as four cubs in a litter. alexei says paying the former hunters and poachers a salary is key, but there's also been a sea change in attitude. did everybody in the village want to see the photographs? >> translator: they lined up. local people who had never seen a snow leopard before now know how beautiful they are. >> reporter: back at the pictu from 120 cameras that have been snapping away night and day for pfive years. it looks like it's peering around the corner. that's alexei has his favorites. he knows every single animal by its unique pattern of spots. this is not only a treasure trove for scientists, but thanks, in pa

between the syrian government and the kurds over the situation in northeast syria foreign minister sergey lavrov is currently on a 2 day visit to kazakhstan where he's been speaking to the media he said it's important to reduce tensions in the region on tuesday moscow said it wasn't informed about the u.s. decision to pull out american troops from syria well for more on all of this let's go to step fasten who is live for us now in moscow step until now russia's been relatively quiet since trump announced the u.s. troop withdrawal why is that. yes exactly they have been very quiet here in moscow since sunday sunday's announcement by donald trump that the u.s. wants to pull out the troops from syria and the main reason of course is that that is exactly what russia wants and has been asking for for a long time they have been pressuring the united states to go out and in fact in his 1st official statement after this sunday announcement has actually said again that the united states' presence in syria is violating u.n. security council agreements and it's also of violating the territorial terr

allow turkey to remain in syria permanently and moscow won't accept that russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov explained what would be acceptable security cooperation between turkish and syrian army's along the border cooperation with the syrian regime would be a radical shift for turkey but there is a new reality government troops are back in the north for the 1st time in years unprecedented as well has been russia's position and criticism of turkey there will be hard bargaining ahead senator on the turkish syrian border and u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says the president had a meltdown over house of representatives vote which overwhelmingly condemned the withdrawal of american troops from syria and osi says she believes donald trump was shaken by the number of republicans who voted to oppose his decision to pull the forces out as well from washington. u.s. president donald trump is trying on a new label for his withdrawal from northern syria strategically brilliant in 2 appearances with the italian president trump went on to list a series of false hoods quickly dismissed by senator

has also been calling for a dialogue between the syrian government and the kurds foreign minister sergei lavrov is on a 2 day visit to kazakhstan where he's been speaking to the media lavrov also blamed the u.s. for helping grow tensions in the region on tuesday moscow said it was not informed about the u.s. decision to pull out american troops from syria. the americans organized cause a state structures in northeastern syria ensured people's livelihoods and viability and actively promoted the kurdish issue in a way that arab tribes who traditionally lived on these territories used to object to it's now a very dangerous game such a reckless attitude to this highly sensitive subject can set fire to the entire region and we have to avoid it at any cost we are communicating this position to the u.s. i hope they hear us but practically we can't yet see any serious changes or very inconsistent and contradictory policy stuff asan has reaction from moscow. compared to other capitals it's very quiet here in moscow just after this military operation has started just a few hours before foreign min

sergei keberykov is a former poacher.e shows me the kind of simple wire trap that killed so many animals, but sergei has switched sides. he, along with other former hunters, now gets a salary from the world wildlife fund to monitor the cameras, with spectacular results. here, for example, are several babies hunting with their mother at night. back at sailugemsky national park headquarters, alexei showed us his favorite images. it looks like it's peering around the corner. each imagine has a unique pattern of spots, and alexei knows them all. this one preparing to bite the camera is turai. there is very good news from this program. in just five years, the number of altai snow leopards has just about doubled to 45. looks like alexei is going to need a few more names and probably a few new cameras. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, altai, siberia. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from t

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walk us through what exactly russia and turkey have agreed to here well russian foreign minister sergei lavrov presented to after the talks in sochi here in russia a plan which includes several aspects of points i think 3 of them are essential 1st to moscow and ancora have agreed to that to the kurdish militias would to pull back 30 kilometers away from the turkish syrian border 2nd to love russian military police and syrian border guards would be deployed to on the syrian side of the border with turkey outside of the zone of turkish military operation and 3rd target extends to the ceasefire forms of the north from syria which was initially scheduled for tonight by another 10150 hours or more than 6 days which is pretty long so dorian what does this mean for turkey is offensive in northern syria. well for now at least it is is on hold and i think that this agreement in many ways what it sees is the consolidation of turkey's gains turkey has basically taken sick control of a border about 120 kilometers pertwee in these 2 key towns of tel aviv. and they are pushing up to 30 kilometers dee

between the syrian government and the kurds over the situation in northeast syria foreign minister sergey lavrov is on a 2 day visit to kazakhstan and he's speaking live on t.v. there he said it's important to reduce tensions in the region on tuesday moscow says it wasn't informed about the u.s. decision to pull american troops out of syria while iraq's parliament has officially recognized those killed in recent nationwide protests as martyrs it means the families of more than $110.00 people killed in the on rest will be eligible for compensation the government also unveiled more social reforms as it tries to quell the demonstrations that are now in training 2nd week. distinguished casualties of the protesters will be recognized as marchers and therefore their families will be compensated we will follow the investigation procedures to uncover the events that have affected the protestors while u.s. secretary of state has advised iraq's prime minister to exercise maximum restraint and to address the protest his grievances present jordan has more from washington d.c. the statement about the

they paid the price in injury time albert finney bogus and rounded out the $2.00 to final score my sergey ocurred over teed it up nicely for him and celebrated a surprise point. which is in home the more you see in our teams mentality is to keep on believing to the end and we have to believe or we won't achieve anything in the bundesliga the wire meanwhile missed their chance to go top of the table. i just finish and let you have so many chances you waste so many of them it's hard to explain to shots on goal 2 goals it felt like 25 chances and only 2 goals that's not enough that's what i thought as a civilian issue nico culverts his team has some work to do to get back on track was meanwhile in the leg dortmund played host to cloud the surprise late late as early in the season dortmund was without a victory. in their last 3 games a one nil win put them right back into the running for the title. but. dortmund were looking to end they had run of draws against the team with the strongest away form in the table a tough task then full doocy in 5 a side. chances were at a premium early on by st

allow turkey to remain in syria permanently and moscow won't accept that russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov explained what would be acceptable security cooperation between turkish and syrian army's along the border cooperation with the syrian regime would be a radical shift for turkey but there is a new reality government troops are back in the north for the 1st time in years unprecedented as well has been russia's position and criticism of turkey there will be hard bargaining ahead. on the turkish syrian border well in washington d.c. u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump had a meltdown over a house of representatives vote which overwhelmingly condemned the withdrawal of american troops from syria says he believes donald trump was shaken by the number of republicans who voted to oppose his decision to pull forces out and has more from the capital. u.s. president donald trump is trying on a new label for his withdrawal from northern syria strategically brilliant in 2 appearances with the italian president trump went on to list a series of false hoods quickly dismissed