tom stafford reports they are go. we're coming up on the 20-second mark. t minus 20 seconds and counting. 17 seconds and counting. 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9. we have ignition sequence start. engines on. 5, 4, 3, 2. all engines running. launch commit. liftoff. we have liftoff 49 minutes past the hour. >> good ignition on the second stage. >> that staging was quite a sequence. >> just like old times. it's beautiful out here. >> man, this is the greatest journey. >> apollo 10 was headed for its initial parking orbit around the earth. after the checkout in orbit, it was time for tli, trans lunar injection, the burn of the s-4 engine to send apollo 10 to the moon. >> roger, you're good for tli. >> right on. >> roger. we confirmed the cutout. >> apollo 10 with a perfect burn was on its way to the moon. now the command and service module separated from the s-4b and turned around to dock with the lunar module. for the first of many times, tom stafford turned on the small high resolution color television camera and shared with the people of earth the spectacular si

stafford, young, cernan.ought to their mission enthusiasm, dedication, responsibility, even amazement. and through the means of color television, they took us with them as they played their part in man's greatest adventure. >> we are go for a mission to the moon at this time. tom stafford reports they are go. we're coming up on the 20-second mark. t-minus 20 seconds and counting. 17 seconds and counting, guidance internal. 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9. we have ignition sequence start. engines on. five, four, three, two. all engines running. launch commenced, lift-off. we have lift-off, 49 minutes past the hour. >> staging wide left. >> roger. >> good ignition on the second stage. >> that staging was quite a sequence. >> just like old times. it's beautiful out there. >> you guys sound ecstatic. >> man, this is the greatest journey. >> "apollo 10" was headed for its initial parking orbit around the earth. after the checkout in orbit, it was time for tli -- translunar injection. the burn of the s4b engine ascend ap

in gemini, stuff had flown five, stafford three. snoop-y rose up from the moon to join charlie brown. >> we are about ready to dock. stand by. we >> okay, you are in the first phase, looking beautiful. we >> their hugging each other. >> roger. that >> but today was not over yet, they still have to prepare their assets and command over their initial -- >> [inaudible] we're standing by for when you give us the word. go ahead and separate now, charlie brown. >> okay, houston will give you a countdown. we're all set to go. five counts. five, four, three, two one, fire. >> it was ready. into the sun. babe, right into the sun. [inaudible] that a little snow pea was a real winner. that big charlie brown is not so bad either. >> the next day, apollo ten state in orbit around the moon. the orbital deviations of a politan were being determined is greater and greater precision. on, board there was more photography, more land mark and -- with each revolution the points were being pinned down closer and closer in preparation for the arrival of a

they did not get matthew stafford who ended up with the division rival. the rams went all in to acquire stafford from detroit. the lions will get two first round picks. one-third rounder and jared goff who helped lead l. a. to the super bowl in 2018. but struggled with 38 turnovers in the last two seasons. with our former marin catholic star told nfl network quote, i'm just excited to be somewhere that i know wants me and appreciates me. ouch. he's got 43 million reasons to like detroit. that's how much the lions owe goff over the next two seasons. that means as of right now, jimmy g remains with the 49ers as a quarterback in a division with russell wilson and matthew stafford and tyler murray. >>> pga. final pound. torrey pines just outside san diego. he was one back on 14 when the shot from the bunker went out of bounds. he bogeyed three of the final five holes and finished tied for second. nobody was catching that man. in fact, patrick reid won by the largest margin of his career. the nice pitch on 15 set up one of eight straight pars on the tobacco ni

the rams went all into require matthew stafford, from detroit. the lions will receive two of the first round picks, and jared goff, who helped lead los angeles to the super bowl in 2018. but he struggled with 38 turnovers in the last two seasons. the former catholic á-asterisk told former nfl network i'm just excited to be somewhere that i know wants and appreciates me. ouch. he has 43 million reasons to like detroit. that's how much they go off over the next few seasons. jimmy garoppolo remains the 40 niners quarterback any division with russell wilson, matthew stafford, and kyler murray. and d.j., the final round outside sally san diego, one back on 14 after a shot from the banker went out of bounds. it went bogey and three in the five hole, and he finished second place. nobody was getting that man. patrick patrick reed ended up winning by the largest margin of his career. he sent up eight straight bars on the back nine and then closed out his week with a birdie putt on 18. he wins by five strokes for his ninth career victory. the pga coming up

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i would had stafford and perkins loans and people not community help me make it through. alert -- worked long hours and i made it. when i graduated an officer sat me down and said young lady you haven't lot of debt and you need to get a job right away but my father sat me down is a carolyn i don't want you to forget you need a world-class education with that comes responsibility. that was the core of my commitment to public service. i've learned a lot of things in the hat business. one is you take risks and it might take you to unexpected places. hard work and perseverance and a recognition of a community that has invested in me and invested in all of us and the responsibility that comes with that to lead a future for our children. >> when your father had to declare bankruptcy what affected that have on you? >> it was a very dark time for my family. we did not have anything better member thinking i could never get the sense to buy a coke so there was a real struggle where we had to think and work our way through it. at the end of the day i knew i had a really good educati

. >> reporter: north marin water stafford reservoirs currently at only 29% capacity. municipal water district says it's seven lakes and reservoirs are at 57% capacity. >> 2020 was the second driest year in 90 years. so, we are really asking all of our customers to conserve, help us conserve now, >> reporter: all the agencies are hoping march and april will be better. in west marin, don ford, kpix 5. >>> the good news is we have some rain in the forecast as we had in toward later in the week. thursday and again on saturday maybe even again on monday, we need the rain compared to where we are supposed to be at this point in the season we are running anywhere between 39% to 45%, everybody is below 50% of the rainfall that we should have picked up in the rainy season to this point in february, but we do have rain in the forecast and there are sprinkles out there this evening, these are rapidly falling apart, scooting off to the east and southeast, if you have outdoor plans and evening run or a dog walk, don't worry about it, a few sprinkles on your head a brief passing sh

not with matthew stafford he is going to southern california.in to get him from detroit. lions will receive two first round picks, one third round pick and goff who helped lead l.a. in the super bowl in 2018 but struggled with 38 turnovers in the last two seasons. the former catholic star told nfl network i am just excited to be somewhere that i know wants me and appreciates me. he has 43 million reasons to like detroit. that is how much lion owe goff over the next two seasons. where will it leave the 49ers in the quarterback carousel? probably pack with jimmy g. who is 30 years old and

rashard in stafford, texas, you say yes. good morning to you. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i say yes, it doesn't necessarily bother me too much. i'm actually a part-time -- janitor, but i will say what concerns me, however, i see both sides of the argument. support what concerns me though is about politicians to support raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. i don't hear much advocacy about accountability on our part. to work and make $15 for every hour that i work s for somebody, but to be honest with you, $15 is still, like $15 for an hour of your life, that'l not guaranteed, $15 is still undervalued, and i feel like for a democrat, i feel like really spitting in our face calling it rain. at the end of the day, it's my ' responsibility to make mor' money, if that's what i want to, do. >> rashard, you are a part-time7 january tor. minimum wage in texas is $7.25. how much do you make an hour if you don't mind telling us? >> caller: i actually make $11 an hour, but however, however much i make i'm still dependent on someone else at the end of

but, jon, i'm reminded of a conversation i had with a good friend of mine, david stafford. we were driving over to louisiana and mississippi during katrina. it was obvious what an absolute catastrophe it was. we took supplies over. we were taking supplies over every day. we were shocked that even seven days inn both mississippi and louisiana, there was no help. there was no help from the federal government. there was no help from the state government. there was no help from the local government. it was chaos. and my friend, david stafford, turned to me and goes, you know, this is the era that we're in. he said, you know, we republicans, we just look and we check off boxes. are they pro life, pro don, anti this. democrats say are they pro-choice, you know, pro gun control. you go down and check off those boxes. and then you go in and vote. he said it used to be the first box that we checked off was, is this person going to be a good leader? is this person going to be a stronger leader. and instead at that time they were talking about a democratic governor from louisiana who

opposition to remove the prime minister's i'm guessing we're going to see some stafford efforts around this time now everything that eat in here came after a turbulent chain of ads and countries at a protest worse his top military command calling on the prime minister to step down claiming and i quote that has in the fact of management has led the country to the brink of death not immediately fired back accusing those who demanded he's assignation of the attempt at a military coup and calling on the supporters to take to the streets now the opposition that backs have the military by the way aged its own rallying your avan as fighter jets of police asked. him and then night will do the old soldiers so if this is the general's job god borders on the territorial integrity of armenia then this is my order and no one can disobey today whether holding this rally and will finish all absence will sit down at the negotiating table with the opposition for consultations on elections. right now it seems like the prime minister is trying to calm the situation hade to do a facebook this morning clai

the current legislation and the stafford act and the report calls for the stafford act plus to immediately to work with states and localities. the last point is also critical. it is the states and localities are going to do the work. that one of the things the federal government has to do is to provide the technical support, provide the resources, provide the appropriate testing system that could be utilized, that can work and integrate from one state to another. it needs also to plan and organize, and plan what will be done in the context of a future pandemic? in the federal government, there ought to be a joint interagency task force that brings in all the departments together. that joint interagency task force would work with states and localities to plan, train, to exercise together, so that in the event something happens, we are not exchanging business cards, as a disaster continues going. we know one another, we have worked together, and we know how to work together. lastly, barry raised this point, we need to think hard about the problems of bioterrorism and bio defense. synthetic b

the rams traded starting quarterback in novato native jared goff to the detroit lions for matt stafford there's a right there they also sent a couple first round picks to the tree in the deal. a source told me that apparently during the 2nd half of the season golf at a pretty contentious relationship with sean mcvay mcveigh was very him publicly in team meetings to the point where other players started to notice just 2 years ago of course goff was starting in the super bowl for the rams how quickly things can change now he will look for a fresh start in detroit. as for staff or the 32 year-old has spent his whole entire career with the detroit lions now despite tremendous arm talent. he hasn't been able to win a single playoff game. now sean mcvay will look to energize the rams offense and get back to another super bowls lighting one of the highlights of any trips to levi stadium is a visit to the forty-niners museum sense that can happen in person at the moment due to covid the forty-niners made alternative arrangements earlier this week rooney spoke to former 40 niner tina turner abou

july 14th, two days before the test, stafford was kind of the doctor of the entire -- project. over a two-week period, now, that may seem very high to some of you here listening to this today. and it is very high by today's standards. back then, it was largely a. guess sometimes, i have heard people say on one hand they knew that this was dangerous. they just didn't care. on the other hand i have heard people say didn't know anything back then. neither of those things is true. they knew some. they knew that this was going to be hazardous. it was a different rule with different priorities but they cared. they put a lot of effort into trinity. they had learned an awful lot about these new materials, the dangers of them. but what they have learned in the future years is not nearly as much as we know now. especially in the long term. i mean what do -- do to people and animals over a long period of time. there is almost no data in existence because this is the material. some of you may know about the radio -- from the late teens, early twenties. many used radio paint, they grew ill,

. >>> stafford university has announced it will welcome juniors and seniors back to campus next month. about 1300 undergrads allowed back for the spring quarter in late march. right now only 1,500 with special circumstances actually live on campus. >> we're getting tested twice a week. we need to check in every day if you live on campus or want to use campus facilities that you haven't experienced any sort of symptom. >> most classes still will be held online aside from some small group gather. the commencement ceremony will also be held virtually. >>> starting today in the south bay, restrictions lifted on outdoor activities, which is wj news for kids and families. youth sports, performing arts and gatherings with multiple households that can resume. and this is because of the declining rates of covid-19 in santa clara county. indoor gatherings though, still discouraged. >>> today the house will vote on president biden's nearly $2 trillion stimulus plan but a decision to hike the minimum wage will not be a part of it. it does includes $1400 stimulus checks, $170 billion for schools.

. >> basically had a tiny bit of h century technology copying timeless cunning stafford one the mysterieshe explained was the british especially wondered how their codes were broke the thought there was a mole or a spy and it turned out to be simple as carelessness, which is a big theme. human error in terms of the breaking of enigma and copying patterns through messages being ignored. i said earlier in your talk you did not reveal about the good source. there are some characters in here that are just remarkable. i don't know if you've contacted to do a screenplay yet but would certainly be a fascinating movie. and i guess i'll tip one. tell us a little bit about fuller. >> he was the american closest to the war in the middle east. he's a fastening character, the best character in real life as in fiction are the people that are wonderful bundles of contradiction. he'd been close to charles lindbergh, wasn't isolationist. he was a brave man, extremely cosmopolitan. huge curiosity about the world. in the summer of 1940 who sent to be the assistant military attachÉ in madrid. he gets to madr

la is trading off to detroit for matt stafford hope jared has a thick skin and a warm coat. baseball is pitching delaying the start of spring training from this month until march that would give a little more time for arizona and florida's covid rates to go down and for more people to be vaccinated so while the giants are waiting to go to arizona the san jose sharks are finally coming home. santa clara county is allowing hockey to resume at the tank bret burns has been living out of a suitcase for 2 months and it sounds like he's running out of underwear. >>yeah i think it's just meister. >>good clean underwear get your bed. you know pretty blessed some great travel on. but still the same as your bad and try your pillows it's just nice to get home. this is not well, i know you can get a second where if you out you know inside like you be packed gun laundry say i would have thought that they would be happy to get home so they go to dentist sure that's what i think they would mask has tough sport puck, you know mouse would you rather take up dphock to the head a baseball t the

la is trading off to detroit for matt stafford hope jared has a thick skin and a warm coat.all is pitching delaying the start of spring training from this month until march that would give a little more time for arizona and florida's covid rates to go down and for more people to be vaccinated so while the giants are waiting to go to arizona the san jose sharks are finally coming home. santa clara county is allowing hockey to resume at the tank bret burns has been living out of a suitcase for 2 months and it sounds like he's running out of underwear. >>yeah i think it's just meister. >>good clean underwear get your bed. you know pretty blessed with some great travel on. but still the same as your bad and try your pillows it's just nice to get home. >>is he not well, i know you can get a second where if you out you know inside like you be packed every he had gun laundry say i would have thought that they would be happy to get home so they go to the dentist sure that's what i think they would miss kuz tough sport puck, you know mouse would you rather take up hock to the head a

stafford going changing uniforms? we might even have a change of uniform for another quarterback for the name of the shawn watson. but we definitely do have the eagles with a big trade of their once untouchable carson wentz go into the indianapolis colts. they need a quarterback now that philip rivers has a retired wind signed a $128 million contract a couple of years ago for various reasons. he's kind of gone downhill eagles are going get a third round pick and a conditional second round pick next year. all right, we all know about the terrible weather. that's it. the midwest and, of course, texas some people finding a different way to get around like this gentleman who strapped a big fan on his best to get through the snow that was the god of love it. no well, that's doing him. but well, that's doing him. but that's the sporting life. boy, it seems like forever since the four of us have been out to eat, you know? just the guys. oh, god! yes, we get it. you have a girlfriend now. a little jealous, are we? no, i'm not

. >> definitely deep yogurt not greek the full fat stafford albi the the first to admit he was my covid of the pandemic, my actual boyfriend was like as you stop watching this guy? and i cannot get enough of it. that was happening across the political spectrum. people needing answers and they wanted to feel like someone was on top of the story and was taking care of them. my friends out on the west coast are saying why aren't more governors doing things like that? we get to this point in a scandal it's how easy it would have been to get out of it if you just apologized. if you have the press looking into it, and asking questions and challenging him when he went on certain shows. they weren't doing that either. >> no, i understand that i do want to give a shout out to cnn who has been writing governor cuomo really hard about this and invited him on the show to talk about the twitter feed. and i think he's going have to do a sitdown interview, i do not know with who. he will do that. but it seems like this has gotten a lot bigger than it had to get, if he had dealt with it when it's first

multiple reports say the rams looked into trading for rodgers before getting matthew stafford over the. packers sai of course rodgers w the ultimate decision on where he plays but today packers head coach matt lafleur said he wants rodgers back. >> is that a trick question? >> no. >> absolutely. there's no doubt about it. you're talking about the guy that's going to win the mvp of the league. like we're not in this position without him. so yeah. absolutely he will be here. for a long time. i know i said that before, but for a long time. >> frrp frrn fans are hoping they can somehow swing a deal. there's a lot of talk about what they're going to do there. back to the super bowl last year, just how different it is. you saw that tweet from brady. heavgeds of people just swarming him. i tweeted a picture of just how many people were at those kind of media days. it was one of the most fun things we did in miami last year. it's so different this year. but a huge game. mahomes and brady on sunday. that is going to be a lot of fun. but the atmosphere's a lot different. >> i remember you were o

the south african strain of coronavirus has been found in the stafford area.e first thing _ this as a discovery? thank you. i think the first thing to _ this as a discovery? thank you. i think the first thing to say - this as a discovery? thank you. i think the first thing to say is - this as a discovery? thank you. i | think the first thing to say is hats off to the recovery trial again who have already given us so much useful information about treatments that do and don�*t work for covid—19 and to the patients as well who participated in this trial. it�*s been a massive effort and is still ongoing. the thing to say about tocilizumab is that the findings from recovery are certainly encouraging. they found that... they enrolled about 2000 people into this trial and found that the people who had taken tocilizumab compared to the people who were just having standard care alone, tocilizumab improve survival, lessened the time in hospital and reduced the need to have invasive breathing support, mechanical ventilation. what i would say is this is preliminary findin

tony stafford, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve have. great weekend. steve: you bet.parents fed one school closures and there they are. they are coming up next. we are going to talk to them. plus tom brady and patrick mahomes pitting old school vs. new school in the super bowl. fox sports nfl analyst is going to preview this historic matchup coming up ♪ yeah, i got my game on ♪ better hang on tight ♪ i guarantee it's going to be a before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer so through ancestry, i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war i

on july 14, stafford warren was the doctor of the entire project. 75 roentgens -- 75 roentgens is very high by today's standards. some say they knew it was dangerous and just didn't share. they did know some, they knew this was going to be hazardous and that it was going to produce fallout. they cared. remember, they had learned an awful lot about these new materials and the dangers of them. but what was known during those years is not nearly as much as what we know now, especially in long-term. what do low doses people do -- what do low doses due to people and animals over a long time? there was nothing we had to go on. in the late teens and early 20's, many used radiant paint. there really was no good data on the long-term expiration available at that time. but people knowing this would be dangerous, they best guessed based on what they knew at the time. that was quite an event over a two-week period. today, you are allowed to be exposed to approximately 75 r over the course of your lifetime. so the standard has changed. one family received as much as 47r over a two-week period. the

>> under the law, the stafford act of 1968 the federal government provides resources through the stateministration was eager to be talking to people like the democrat county executive, we call him county judges in texas. and really not working through the state of emergency management people come at the state emergency management people were hearing the white house contacts with democrats and local elected officials they should be outside of politics they should pick up the phone and do what they finally did yesterday which was the president of the united states talked to the governor of texas last night. let's hope they work through the state of emergency management people trained to handle these kind of crises have been putting together what's needed where it's needed. the president was great to issue a major disaster declaration that allows people who got uninsured losses because of water or cold to get assistance and good to happen, but they need to be working through as laws through the state of emergency management people and not turning this into some white house inter- governme

the congressman called you back, stafford called you back . you get all the information they have on the issue. sometimes you even get invited to submit language that would improve whatever the issue. well, when the pendulum swings perhaps the next person that gets impeached and is set your for you to consider is eric holder during fast and furious, attorney general of the united states or any other person that the other party considers to be a political danger to them down the road because there devout abilities and being articulate and having a resume that shows that they are capable. i picked eric simply because i think tahe has a tremendous career and he might be somebody that some republican somewhere might be worried about. so maybe the next person they go after is eric holder. and the republicans might regain the house in two years . history does tend to suggest that a party out of power in the white house does well in the midterm elections and certainly the 20/20 elections, the house gained, house majority narrowed and there was a gain

i understand that this is marian stafford is with you, who is a distinguished public servant in her own way, although not elected office, and happens to be an 89-year-old mother of yours, is that correct? yeah, well, congratulations to you and your family for this nomination. i am here just to say that i am proud you are choosing to step up. you are a friend of mine, we worked together. you have a distinguished career and you have worked on housing policy issues throughout your entire public policy career. he graduated from ohio state, earned a law degree from cleveland state. you were cuyahoga county prosecutor. you were the first african-american and first female mayor of warrensville heights. and there you worked on housing issues. i'm told affordable housing was one of your policy objectives, and you were successful in expanding that. since being elected to the house of representatives in 2008, succeeding another friend of mine, who was a successful member of congress who was able to work on both sides of the aisle, stephanie, you have gone on to serve the people of cleveland with s

mariam stafford is with you, and she is a distinguished public servant in her own way. although not in elected office, and she is the 89 year old mother of yours is that not correct? >> well congratulations to you and your family. for this nomination. and i am here just to say that i am proud that you are choosing to step up, and you are a friend of mine, we have worked together. you do have a distinguished career, and you have worked on housing policy issues throughout your entire public policy career. you graduated from hostile state, the and you are a county prosecutor assistant prosecutor, you are the first african american and first female mayor of warns ville heights. and there you worked on housing issues. affordable housing was one of your housing objectives there. and since being elected to the house of representatives in 2008, succeeding another friend of mine, who was a very successful member of congress, who is able to work on both sides of the aisle, stephanie tubs jones. you went to work there with substantial and an impressive work ethic. as i have seen.

with me is alexander stafford, conservative member of parliament for rother valley and member of the. he did talk about re—examining furlough, and the think tank has called for the furlough scheme to remain in place for several months after the lockdown is eased. ~ . , several months after the lockdown is eased. ~ ., , , ., ., eased. with a budget coming up and a few weeks' time. _ eased. with a budget coming up and a few weeks' time, we _ eased. with a budget coming up and a few weeks' time, we have _ eased. with a budget coming up and a few weeks' time, we have to - eased. with a budget coming up and a few weeks' time, we have to look - eased. with a budget coming up and a few weeks' time, we have to look at i few weeks' time, we have to look at what the current situation is. obviously, the conservative government has had a huge £300 billion package to look afterjobs, so we need to keep everything on the table. we can't say one thing or another yet until we see the numbers. let's be honest, this wasn't an economic recovery speech, wasn�*t an economic recovery speech, this wasn't an