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. >> from "cats" to a famous hedgehog, jim carrey stars in an upcoming live action "sonic the hedgehogon the game. >> i was never a big video game guy, but now i'm going lie and say i am. >> isabela moner, the dora star couldn't help but fan girl out. >> she's your biggest fan. >> i'm a big fan. now it's really awkward. >> never happened. >> she was in in the movie. >> 20 pounds film. i still had all my baby weight. i was like, oh, my god, why am i lso back on the big screen, linda hamilton. she trained for a year to play sarah conners again. >> she got old. but i moved so far past that. >> will smith showing off boxing moves from the set of "bad boys 3" in miami. that's why he's not here in vegas. fans got a sneak peek at his films, gemini and aladdin. >> "rocketman" comes out may 31st in the states. it's not a biopick. it's a fantasy reimagining. what does that mean? >> elton live an extraordinary life and we wanted to find a way to tell the story that was equally as extraordinary. >> it was going to be a wild ride. >> i was lucky enough to go to set and hang out with you. the one th

because of loss of the crew of the americas hans against the iranian nation from the before sonic revolution that han. just. routing the country in many of the rain is very kill. we didn't have any relationship. in the beginning of their evolution. to a terrorist group. came which i. have heard of thousands of our authorities and a governor. and they were actually supplying the europeans americans with the wrong information. they have tried to turn this into a global demand from iran therefore they opposed sanctions against iran. finally we embarked on some negotiations. with the european is actually we have begun with three european countries but begin first. three other countries of the us or russia and china. which has come to be known as p five plus one. in order to create a strong and do it i mean confidence building measure. to the neglect of some a right support a specific period of time under. the name of a. previous government. of the us approved it was approved by the us. but unfortunately the new golf. the time with huge greediness. which was. with previous was irrelevant to nucle

. >> what does this budget do to develop hyper sonic weapons? >> we have serted the hyper sonic testing and deployment several years with this. >> do you think is on an appropriate pasz considering ce? >> this is a faster pace than we have had in the last few years. ? many of the nuclear support facilities are 40 years old. how important is it to your ability to provide a credible nuclear deterrence? >> they're inextricably linked, congressman. >> secretary shanahan, what do you perceive the national guard's role to be in the space force. >> that's a good one. we had a lot of debate. there is some complexities about how those resources align, how they're training and support is conducted today. as they do with so many other elements, and the total force, they play a critical role. the question today more is around how do we organize them than it is the importance of their role. >> i'm going to give two minutes back, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for taking the time to be here today. thank you also for your se

i think show we at the sonics poly museum don't think of ourselves and that we try to present everything in the development of the district and enable visitors to understand how certain myths were formed with them to some are not just myths and some are cliches. you can also take a dip in hamburg's river after years of pollution the water quality of the album today is clean enough to swim in bathing in the has a long tradition is specially during the nineteenth century. join a list and author has already written two books about it like many locals she's a fan of the river. the victim what moves you to swim in the elba every day that's mean. fasted internist every day was like you know it's a great pleasure it's just wonderful for my now the elderlies at my doorstep i can go in where i want to i can do what i want to ever almost everything. and it's a centuries experience the water in the flowing and streaming rising and falling water i enjoyed immensely. would join others always were here in the open there are certainly other people to do you think this is a new trend. the custom of swim

for more than 20 years, they have been part of a sonic scene blaired from the speakers of this metropcstore. it it's something we grew up with. a spirit here. >> it has been a main stay for the last 15 or 20 ars. >> hard core go-go and everyone from celine deion to the talki heads. that ended recently from a complain from a nearby resident to the company squelched the show. there are more pressing nuisa e isances than sidewalk music. >> you can't go around there with loud music. it's okay with them. o when there is a lull in the den, you can make the music. it's not as loud as it used to be. this has never been a quiet intersection. this neighborhood pays homage to musical roots and many find it ironic that this would be an issue. >> a lot of people make that a neighborhood is a geographical designation. it's not.'s social contract. >> they wouldn't play it late. they would stop aroun 6:00 p.m. i thought that was really -- there is not too many houses nearby. >> a fewrs pas by said they were glad for the newfound peace, but others will lose their quirky vibe and that would be a shame. w

of people were injured most by broken glass it came out of the blue with a bright flash and allowed sonic boom. a network of telescopes monitors the skies at all times it's hard to pick out some of the smaller objects even so astronomers discover on average four new asteroids every day twelve thousand objects are thought to be potentially catastrophic and so scientists are working on ways to prevent them from hitting earth. the first is to deploy gravity tracked is a spacecraft hovers near an asteroid i'm allies on the gravitational attraction between them to slightly change the asteroids course away from earth the more massive the spacecraft the more effective it is. going now emits a very precise method of what we know where the asteroid is since the gravitational attraction between asteroid and spacecraft is very weak it can only shift its course by a very tiny amount so we'd need a lot of advanced warning to change its direction enough ten or twenty years once the charter. plan b. would apply if there isn't enough time for that this mitigation method deploys kinetic impactors. a proje

a greek football team has won its first super league title in thirty four years polk the sonic epeat never cost five mill to wrap up the championship and start a party that even brought out the injured captain just a week after he suffered a ruptured ligament just so he could be on the pitch to celebrate the title after that when the team took their trophy in an open top bus around the greek city it's isolani thousands of fans joined in the celebrations setting off flares and fireworks lit up the night sky. was subdued atmosphere. as paris sunshine clinched their sixth french league title in seven years the chairmanship was confirmed by other results before p.s.g. played monaco on sunday evening paris fans saw their side win three one at their coach admitted everything plan. three three in champion a french very early is an excellent performance it's very precious but you are right in the stadium today it was not the same atmosphere as if you became champions in the last minute of the last game. and fail madrid are ending what's been a difficult season on a high note to hattrick from

they worked in the sonic temple until 1914. this building represents the very first mayo clinic that was built by the mayo family. housed in practice in medicine. needed to have others join the practice. william often quoted no one is big enough to be independent of others. they realized early on that they needed to hire other individuals with other talents and interests to provide the best care for our patients. dr. will and charlie were surgeons but they knew they needed people working in the laboratories. the x-ray department and all other aspects of medicine to provide the best care for our patients. so here you will see the clinic being built. it started in 1912 with the construction. and in 1914, it opened. it was five floors. it housed all the different specialties. we were anticipating about 14,000 patients to arrive on an annual basis. 26,000 were coming to rochester for care. we quickly outgrew this space and ended up building the next building that we will be talking about which is the plumber it wasg, currently but

another sign of mozambique's sonic on kennett's talked with powerful winds and storm surge just up thefive meter this is just six weeks off the cycle and die brought death and devastation to the country. up next the news is here to stay with us for that i'm going to cut you off there's if you have a company. in . india. it's the basis of. many bodies are polluted and groundwater reserves are endangered but now there's an innovative number of purification projects and then. you can make a living from it. and see how an environmental activist is giving new life to dozens of minutes. sixty minutes. ago t.v. . reality wait a second. we want the whole picture perfect so instead of make ideas shift to live us. to reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's talk. shit. on d w. people here love life. they love their country but not the current conditions. iran but journey through a land full of contradictions. joy and sadness. confidence and doubt. our documentary depicts the contrasts of everyday life. and help people cope with. iran bittersweet. sta

number two, what about hyper sonics?se role is this and how does that fit into this whole process? are we going to find that under a space force or is that going to remain separated out? >> you'll organize the structure of the weapons that we're building and the capabilities that we're building based on the organization with the best expertise. i think the other services will likely build the hyper sonic capabilities because they will operate in their domains. the hyper sonic capabilities we're talking about now operate from the space, from the land, from the air. so that structure makes sense to go through there. if i could just build on a little bit to the previous discussion, though, because i think it's important for the committee to understand that -- well, just look at the uniform i'm wearing. i am an airman at heart. when i bleed, i bleed blue. i love my air force and i love the history of the air force in space. the term aerospace was created at this committee in 1958 by the chief of staff of the air force. i lov

of the sixty year defied the sensible for the business for one decisive louise it's so this it's a sonic as i said if. that was people cram into whatever space they can find nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity. for those who want to able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the route. editors are you quite open about what it is and you say that it is a simple guide to will let you get up that much of a daily caller but only do it when you said it was up some of them were. located in the heart of the continent the democratic republic of congo is the largest country in sub-saharan africa. the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to elate of these the only link between remote villages and the outside world. to swallow has been around for more than fifty years. the old engine was bought second hand in south africa. a relay of ten drivers is needed to cover the one thousand six hundred kilometer journey. that. the driver is sixty three years old. missed him a long ago has one of the hardest parts of the trip.

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allowed to turn for the last fifty years to go since have lived in poverty but why the purpose of the sonic station was to facilitate a lease the leasing of the lower.

allowed to turn for the last fifty years to go since have lived in poverty but why the purpose of the sonic station was to facilitate a lease the leasing of the largest island in the chicos archipelago vehicle garcia to the united states to allow the construction of an enormous military base. the peace it means to see. we know north and turn for the next in the chicos archipelago own dick spill in the speed of the u.k. government received a cash discovery of eleven million pounds on plot us nuclear missiles yes the ethnic cleansing of an entire people is one of the prices britain paid to base nuclear weapons in scotland it would be for u.k. pm david cameron to launch an inquiry into alleged torture permitted by a blairite labor foreign secretary now president of the international rescue committee has covered on this channel nearly a decade ago the u.k.'s intelligence service was given the green light by a former gov moment government minister to interrogate terror suspects in countries known for using torture tactics and that comes from information released by security sources involving dav

they county to focus on cutting edge technologies like artificial intelligence and hyper sonics. they are also allowed to develop capabilities cheaper and faster than ever before. to defeat them in battle, if necessary, we must leap ahead to the next generation of combat systems and we must do so now. over the past year the army took a major step forward. in doing so we stripped awaylayers of bureaucracy and stream lined our acquisition process and achieved greater accountability. we are hard at work developing the systems when we reviewed the budget at this time last year, without first looking insternlly to find the necessary resources. as a result the senior leaders took an unprecedented initiative to review every army program. our goal was simple. find those programs that contribute and reallocate them into higher priority activities. we reduced, and delayed the programs and freed up $35 billion in the next three years. we also reinvested them into our top priorities. that process is under way now as we develop next year's project. support for the budget is critical to bindin

allowed to turn for the last fifty years to go since have lived in poverty but why the purpose of the sonic station was to facilitate a lease the leasing of the largest island in the chicos archipelago diego garcia to the united states to allow the construction of an enormous military base. the peace it means to see. we know north and turn for the next in the chicos archipelago oh and expel in the speedball the u.k. government received a cash discovery of eleven million pounds on plot us nuclear missiles yes the ethnic cleansing of an entire people is one of the prices britain paid to base nuclear weapons in scotland it would be for u.k. pm david cameron to launch an inquiry into alleged torture permitted by a blairite labor foreign secretary now president of the international rescue committee has covered on this channel nearly a decade ago the u.k.'s intelligence service was given the green light by a former gov moment government minister to interrogate terror suspects in countries known for using torture tactics and that comes from information released by security sources involving david

duty which is one of the best selling video game franchises of all time in history more than mario sonic and any other ones in twenty thirteen they put out the game call of duty ghosts the theme of the game was that essentially a latin american countries have banded together and had got the u.s. in pyar out of latin america and now the player as a u.s. soldier as they come in secret there's a mission. there's a mission in the game in which you have to go to venice leyla the player and do a cyber attack on a hydroelectric plant in a slave to take down the hugo chavez government now that might sound fairly similar to what happened this year in twenty nineteen when that same hydro plant in the game was also attacked by a cyber attack and the power was out in venezuela and they tried to use that of course for the opposition to take power. this is bizarre. because in the. game they mention by name the hydro plant then at the same time in real life it's the same plant you can't overlook it then when you look at who the writers of this game on so for example the person who wrote black ops calle

a noted amateur historian, a crowd of 10,000 witnesses the me sonic rights of dedication. >> this library is not the library it's a billing where the idea of keeping the records of the government in an orderly manner, it'll take a little while to get that done. but this place will be the center of the study of the presidency of the united states. stoush the truman library was actually the second presidential library established and run by the national archives and records administration. but harry truman was the first president to actually use his library to be an instrumental force in his library. he worked here between five and six days a week in his office here at the library from 1957 when the library opened until the mid 60s when his health started deteriorating. as you enter the museum, one of the first things you'll see is the famous buck stops here and was given to truman and became the icon object of the truman administration. because he was known so much for his decisive action and the fact that he believes very sib sincerely in taking responsibility for his own decisions. now t

find out in an immersive experience and explore a fascinating world cultural heritage sonics. d w world heritage for sixty two feet up mount. means time to take one step. and face. time you're up to such the you know and the fight for the truth. is hard to overcome downtrends comes compassion to. you it's time for. a d.w.t. is coming up ahead. minds. this is news live from but in a shootout in sri lanka that leaves more than a dozen dead he's raid the home of a suspected terrorist linked to the east of bombings seizing a large cache of explosives isis unisons and flax look at the latest from our correspondent in the capsule also coming up mozambique baz the promise of a now that giants like to play tropical storm hanna on leashes high winds and torrential rains on the country the u.n. warns of massive flooding ahead.

. >> reporter: on any given block signs of affsuper sonic tech economy share sign oz affstreet that areut forgotten. the good will of a few are bringing themg together in the hope of making miracles. it starts with off duty tech workers who volunteer to be digital detectives, data bases, apps, online searches are part of their arsenal to locate people who made a difference in a homeless person past. then they send a message. >> you can be a coach a friend. >> reporter: miracle messages is a brain child of adler who became part of his life. >> mental abuse accounts for about 1/3 but 1/3 is related to economic dislocation. job loss. so loss of a loved one. a death in the family. getting cucked out. a divorce a separation. so we're targeting that aspect of homelessness. you have social support. let's record a message. >> i miss you very much. >> when you are homeless, were you in contact with any of your family members? >> i was ashamed. >> reporter: how lonely were you? >> very. >> reporter: you were too proud? >> to let them see me in a state i was so i stayed away for almost 13 years be

elizabeth: president having to deal with hyper sonic rockets from china and russia, and russia and north korea doing deal making as full throttle dc politics on full tilt biden now running, it is not his democrat party any more, we'll show you liberal media push back against joe biden. and far left democrat platform that is unrecognizable to the man who began his career when nixon was still in office. also how biden has no discernible policies apart from this. critics saying that joe biden is a third term of obama, as president obama has not given joe biden a full endorse. >> new democrat line and humiliation of no collusion, trump now unfit to go govern. "wall street journal" asking others are they fit to govern. and we'll show you why union workers will not go for the hard left, if is what bernie is selling. and push back against hillary. we welcome whitewater independent council who investigated the clintons, he takes on hillary clinton for saying that mueller report is a road map to watergate style hearings and comparing it to 9/11. we'll ask him about why hillary even admits she is

and things of athena at the sonic and again in this cabinet there was a small gentleman with the hermaphrodite has a mythological figure from greek roman antiquity which has sexual characteristics of both sexes lust and in those days there were men and women and people in between and it is also interesting that such gems were worn as pieces of jewelry so it was nothing strange one wanted to keep away from oneself as one from this found hiding voigt. for a long time the world was divided into man and woman pink and sky blue whoever is different did not exist in official documents at the end of two thousand and seventeen the federal constitutional court in germany makes a groundbreaking ruling not taking the third option into account contradicts the personal rights of intersexual people. the debate has long since brought and for example whether there should also be a third torrid they schools as heated debates especially among people who are not affected by it. yes in the time of. unsuitable plus that informed but yet omits already the close and the benchtop who stand before and behind them i de

of sonic paneling and these great sound systems, it is a pleasure to listen to what is around you.you think as a consumer and connoisseur of so many new trends, why now? chris: it is one of those things we learned from the japanese. there is a bar in oakland which is basically the owners were in tokyo and they saw those bars there which were popular. is in this district. they said i cannot believe this does not exist in america. it should be a place to go and get a break, which is what bars are and this is a different way of catching a break and people love sounds and sound systems and they are not sensitive to a bar investment. it is another way to appreciate music. bloomberg businessweek is available now. jason: also on mine and on our mobile app. carol: i had so much fun reading through the story on wegmans. i knew it from visiting my mother-in-law so i knew with it but most people do not know of this chain and a grocery market space that has had such a different -- difficult time. jason: the employees love it. it is an amazing tale. carol: i know it is your favorite story. jaso

british company call reaction engine says it has solved an engine temperature problem involving hyper sonicwill stop it from melting. it will allow it to travel 25 times the speed of sound. reaction engines has been working with the european space agency to make the powerful aircraft. i mean, that's too fast i need time to have a drink, maybe a snack. we can do three hours. >> a movie. >> exactly. >>> next at 6:00, an east bay congressman jumping into the race. >> why it could be a tough road? >> plus, tech leaders back on capitol hi . >>> good morning, east bay, let's get up and get going. >> this is ac 7 morning, now at 6:00, running for president, eric swalwell making it official. >> we want the full version. >> democrats are hoping to take on president trump next year. >> and good morning on this tuesday, april 9th. >> first this morning we get to the wet. a like look at our bay area bridges. you can leave the umbrella behind, finally. mike says things are starting to dry out. >> we will see a lot under it today so the things we are looking at yesterday good morning, yesterday. now, let

we have to get through the atmosphere in order to go to space, hoirm sonics are a piece of that and, in fact, we have a lot of facilities and the capabilities that are resident within nasa that other agencies use for those capabilities as well for testing and ultimately developing hypersonics, so we are a partner with other agencies at the same time. it's an important part of what we do. >> thank you. can you also describe to the committee how nasa's partnership with the universities like purdue on cutting edge research and it may impact agriculture. i have a tremendous interest in that as well. >> yes. go ahead. >> i was just going to ask how this committee could be helpful in helping those partnerships grow, so -- >> great question. number one, universities help us reach more of the country with the goodness that nasa delivers. i would say, just so you're aware, purdue, the center director at the johnson space center in houston is a purdue graduate. the associate administrator of the human exploration and operations mission directorate here in washington, d.c. is a purdue graduate.

sonics achievements in the fifty's and sixty's still matter and are one of the reasons why today students use a term of respect for him that translates as uncle. and me and. this will seem. to me to some real. i don't know made you watching. a lot of the brothers on the left competed at the olympics in the ninety's and mohammed this top left is now captain of the moroccan national team with nothing this was a shout. but now. it is a simple city but. even if you're suffering from this yet this stuff. going on over there. is not. on us now so now they let all of the labor slush mcclish son i keel was one of but has stars and a four time moroccan champion sadly died in a car crash in two thousand and fifteen. one of them salma who walks by a switch she brings up maybe if a new newsman not in the same indiana muschamp little son of style been with her leave you for you to live rich and well more peaceful serene and we're going to but you know what box you have for an. old boss alan ladd i don't know they're all a sad. little. when i think of it i will call him a ned and what you mean needle s

i will just use my sonic as an example. i drove down it yesterday. it was absolutely beautiful, it is done and complete, but there are still portions of jobs, whether it is corn aging with sfmta to do the striping, whether discrimination between sewer and street repair to do the curb, there is a significant amount of finalizing details on some of these projects that we get the calls about, and i have to tell you, there some contractors that do a phenomenal job and do a-said, and then there are others that we receive the majority of the complaints from. i want to put that on the record i'm happy to support this today, and i'm happy to keep working with d.p.w. you guys have done a phenomenal job. it is usually the one or two contractors that are taking off a little bit too much then they can bite. >> chair peskin: let me concur with you. i had that -- it was one block last year of being paved on union street between kearny and grant avenue, and they ripped it up and laid it down, and then started doing the curb ramps, and nobody could walk up and down

carl's jr., part of roar capital which also owns sonic and arby's and buffalo wild wings is going toce a cannabis-infused burger only on one day, april 20th 4/20 >> it's going to cost $4.20. >> especially since the fda bans it >> can you imagine >> the first pick to tim seymour. you think he may pick a cannabis stock. >> he's been into these cannabis stocks >> so to speak who is number two again? >> you can look on the board >> the green machine is number two. and there you see -- >> and bridgedotown ladies camei last >> he's a knicks fan >> thank you for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome. it's the final hour of trade i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm sara eisen. china's gdp coming in stronger than expected. jack lew is here to discuss what this could mean for trade talks. >>> and pinterest pricing expected after the bell. why one analyst is saying to hold off on this ipo >> and is las vegas sands feeling lucky? we'll bring you the casino giant's earnings as soon as they are released "closing bell" starts right now.

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