and some of the star trek cast-— star trek cast.a very important mission there that _ star trek cast. a very important mission there that we _ star trek cast. a very important mission there that we will - star trek cast. a very important. mission there that we will continue to monitor. doctor maggie lieu, thank you forjoining us. thousands of farmers blocked city centres and roads across germany today in a nationwide protest against proposed cuts to fuel subsidies. farmers say the loss of the payments will make them uncompetitive by raising their costs. the government says it's necessary to fix a budget crisis after its spending plans were ruled unconstitutional. but, asjessica parker reports, the row is putting intense pressure on the coalition government with support growing for a populist hard—right party. horns blaring this isn't your average monday on germany's autobahns, on germany's autobahns. and some farmers are even taking their fight and their tractors into the heart of berlin, likejens, who grows crops in germany's north

no this star trek? this is star trek. star trek? sorry, what's this one about? this the sun.oh this is me. >> scientists claim >> so this is. scientists claim they first major they have made the first major steps towards teleport station as star trek as they make star trek technology so new research as they make star trek techran»gy so new research as they make star trek techran internationalew research as they make star trek techran internationalew resofrch from an international team of scientists for scientists demonstrates for the first ability to first time the ability to teleport across a network teleport images across a network without physically sending it from one device to another. >> sorry , i don't want to be >> sorry, i don't want to be pedantic. that's not what they do in star trek. >> that's not what they do people in star trek. >> so that's a sort of hologram. that's like hologram communications. more communications. that's more like what does empire what the emperor does in empire strikes where he strikes back, where where he appears black globe. appears in th

from star trek, along with countless other prominent wonderful people. >> their ashes and their dna to join together and be launched out. humanity is going where no one has gone before, astro robotics, the company behind the lander, warns the mission is still risky. >> it is a quarter million miles away. it is in the vacuum of space. um, you are controlling a vehicle that you can't use joystick with from here on earth , and 2024 could be the year of the lunar lander with five u.s. spacecraft and at least one japanese lander heading to the moon this year. >> with the goals of lowering the cost of moon missions and working towards getting american tourists to the moon and drew, rhiannon, thank you for that. >> reporting. derek dennis radio and podcast giant odyssey has filed for bankruptcy. chapter 11 papers say the company has a debt load of nearly $2 billion, a sharp drop in radio advertising revenue is being blamed for the shortfall. odyssey operates more than 200 u.s. radio stations, is coming up next. an exclusive interview with jonathan majors after a jury found the actor guilty

yeah, i suppose for the star trek cast its _ moon. it“lljust sit there, it won't drift further and further into the space. it won't because of— and further into the space. it won't because of the _ and further into the space. it won't because of the gravity _ and further into the space. it won't because of the gravity of— and further into the space. it won't because of the gravity of the - and further into the space. it won't because of the gravity of the earth| because of the gravity of the earth and the moon, it“s because of the gravity of the earth and the moon, it's going to continue the orbit that it's in for some amount of time, we're trying to figure out the length of that time. all of this is kind of real—time to us, but we know that it will be out there orbiting the earth and the moon for a number of years. we are tiuht u- moon for a number of years. we are tight up against _ moon for a number of years. we are tight up against the _ moon for a number of years. we are tight up against the break— moon for a number of years. we

exactly 59 years ago , the first star trek launched from this square, then it was lenin square.e have traveled to all corners of our country. of course, the main task is to preserve historical memory for the sake of the future. probably, teachers have taken on this mission and are successfully fulfilling it. russia, armenia, china, kazakhstan and uzbekistan. focus on availability and quality. belarus will continue to increase the volume of construction of rental residential buildings. this year they plan to build more than 3,500 m such housing. of the total housing stock 3.4%. it is financed primarily from the budget. this type of housing began to be built in our country in 2012, and if only 12.0 m were built then, today the numbers are much higher; last year over 3,000 km were built. by the way, 66% of them are for military personnel. in 2023, the head of state signed decree number 37 on rental housing for military personnel. by this decree... back in 2019, the head of state set the task of sending large families to construction within a year from the date registration. at the

star trek. largest, most popular the lottery of our country celebrates its anniversary 50 years ago, the drawing of the first sports lotto draw took place on central television, what has changed in half a century, well... the rules of the drawing are simple, of the 49 sports indicated on the ticket, sports lato participants had to guess from 3 to 6 the most i got a big win of 500 rubles. in addition to the sports lotto itself, there is also a housing lottery and a golden horseshoe, but still the largest television lottery remains the russian lotto, and it is the new year’s editions that have the highest ratings. this year we held a huge draw, more than 2 billion rubles were raffled off. this is a large number of prizes of different denominations, and this has long become a good family tradition, not only to play and win, but also to spend time with the family near the screens. this tradition existed before. in general, the broadcast of drawings became one of the main factors in the incredible po

he and the first lady of star trek, along with a number of the other cast members from star trek, alongtless other prominent wonderful people. >> their ashes and their dna are going to join together and be launched out. humanity is going where no one has gone before, astrobotic's, the company behind the lander, warns the mission is still risky. >> it is a quarter million miles away. it is in the vacuum of space. um, you are controlling a vehicle that you can't use joystick with. from here on earth, 2024 could be the year of the lunar lander with five us spacecraft and at least one japanese lander heading to the moon this year. >> with the goals of lowering the cost of moon missions and working towards getting american tourist to the moon, derek dennis, abc news. >> well, the good news in all of that is the weather last night, for it was pitch perfect. >> yes, that was good. >> and let's talk about the weather here on earth, specifically the bay area. we have a lot to discuss with spencer right here. >> what sort of pitch perfect here today, if you like dry, mild weather, here's a look a

remind you, at the belarusian state pedagogical university named after maxim tank, an international star trek we are pleased to welcome to our studio the head of the department of educational work with youth, as well as svetlana. svetlana malinovskaya, dean of the faculty of primary education natalya zhdanovich, student of the faculty of natural sciences, participant in the star trek of andrei roskoch, good morning, friends, good morning, good morning , this stellar tradition is already 60 years old, what can you boast about, what achievements, still a long way has been passed , silence, distribute, svetlana, svetlana, i want to say that this is an amazing tradition, this a civil-patriotic project, which... and of course, 10 groups of institute students went to different regions of our country, these were places of partisan glory, yes , this is the vitebsk region, the minsk region, and the end of the campaign took place in the city of lepel, that is, everyone gathered in one place, on the map this route looked like a star, so that’s where the name comes from. new traditions, new ideas are bei

in a nod to "star trek" the booster rocket is called vulcan, and will carry the dna of star trek creatorddenberry, along with the dna of george washington, dwight eisenhower, and john f. kennedy. still to come on pbs news weekend, what's behind the spike in chihood speech development delays in the united states. and, a follow-up investigation asks new questions about widely used breathing machines. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour weekend" from weta studios in washington, weeknights on pbs. john: three months ago today, hamas attacked southern israel, killing some 1200 people and kidnapping about 240 more. ever since, israel has bombarded gaza with the goal of eliminating hamas. the hamas-run gaza health ministry puts the gaza death toll at nearly 23,000, and the united nations says that as many as 40% of the casualties are children. about half the gaza strip's population is younger than 18. and as a new year begins, many of them have a simple wish. >> in 2024, i wish not to die. there is no bathroom, no food, and no drinking water. our childhood is gone. this year is a nightmare for every

on one of us being a star trek fan, it would being a star trek fan, it would be me. >> and i'm not even and i'm not even one either. >> i was wondering star wars millennium falcon as a child? >> wars the >> oh, good. yeah, star wars the proper three on a lightsaber. >> oh, and c—3po costume. >> oh, and a c—3po costume. yeah, i'm a star wars person. the star wars you didn't even know landspeeders. it's all coming a side. coming back. got to pick a side. >> like so many things. >> it's like so many things. yeah. mean, did you even went yeah. i mean, did you even went to i watching, to the moon? i was watching, i just that purely to get just bring that up purely to get email don't email complaints. you don't think that went the think that we went to the moon? >> well, i'll say we didn't go. >> well, i'll say we didn't go. >> was watching man the >> i was watching first man the other day. i watched it a second >> i was watching first man the other neil i watched it a second >> i was watching first man the other neil armstrong,t a second >> i was watching first man the other neil armstrong,

physical bitcoin sculptures by the artistjeff koons and controversially, dna and human remains of the star trekcarrying late cast members of star trek, as well as former presidentsjohn f kennedy, dwight eisenhower and george washington. well, the countdown is on. take—off is expected at 2:18 a.m. local time. cold health alerts have been issued for parts of england this week, with temperatures due to plummet, leading to snow and ice. it comes as many areas are still trying to recover from the aftermath of storm henk, which caused widespread flooding. about 170 flood warnings are still in place in england and wales — and the environment agency says more properties could flood over the next week as river levels rise. jessica lane has more. as the cold weather hits many parts of the country, lots of homes and gardens remain underwater, including here in nottinghamshire. there's still water in the conservatory. the conservatory flooded first, so we tried to sandbag a barrier hit hit by flooding earlier this week. eric has had to move in with her neighbours. i've had loads of offers from all of the v

the rocket is also carrying late cast members of star trek as well as a former presidentsjohn f. kennedy, dwight eisenhower and george washington. the countdown is on. takeoff is expected to 18 am local time. hollywood stars are gearing up for the golden globe awards after a huge year for cyndi marr. the globes are the first major ceremony of film awards season, which culminates with the oscars in march. from los angeles, our correspondent emma vardy reports. the biggest stars in hollywood i hear only red carpets and this is the year of barbie and 0ppenheimer. think back to the summer when these two films were released on the same day but it created a lot of excitement around both of them, big audience is going to the cinema to see those films and the phenomenon was born from people who managed to get along to see both films. they picked up to see both films. they picked up a number of nominations at the golden globes, successful events for them, what has not been forgotten here is that this event is still trying to repair its reputation after two years ago, tv coverage was pulle

star trek creator gene roddenberry and a few other prominent original star trek cast cool. would it be to have a 3 u.s. presidents on board with the original cast of star trek. >> with the nasa astronauts with eminent scientists and from people literally from about 30 countries. >> and that was xavier walton reporting. now, once they release it, the ceo says those small capsules they're going to be expected to orbit the sun get this forever. like such a long time as the lunar landers journey. >> they're going to be landing on the moon in february this year. 9.47. right now, it sure feels like back its all winter to just cold. yeah. what feels colder february january when you think of them? and all i every me. really. okay. well, both of them are both. that's for sure. this month, especially looking out there at the east bay hills. all that sunshine looks nice. >> does it feel nice? just yeah. well, we are seeing temperatures moving upward but slowly. so napa as well as livermore. you're still hanging out in the 30's. most of the rest of us back in the 40's, half moon bay ba

forgotten, we sacredly honor the victorious history of the forty-fifth, fifty -ninth international star trekor glory of the belarusian people, started at the minsk pedagogical university. it is dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders. over 4 days, more than 250 students and teachers will visit 11 districts of the minsk region. participants will meet with labor war veterans, hold rallies and lay flowers at the mass graves of soldiers and civilians who died during the great patriotic war. they will visit historical places and leading enterprises of the districts. by their example, they will show in the regions an example of how... what kind of future teachers our country will have, this event, as i already said, is one of the key among all universities in the country, almost every university in our country already has a cross-cutting a patriotic marathon or a key event of this nature, but this is the calling card of a truly belarusian state pedagogical university. exactly 59 years ago from this square, then it was lenin square, the first star

the vulcan rocket is also carrying late cast members of star trek, as well as former presidentsjohn fxpected at 2:18am local time. if you want to know what that is in gmt, it is seven atm gmt. -- 07:18 gmt. we will of course bring it to you live from cape canaveral here on bbc news. make sure you do tune in. you will find lots more detail and background to the stories we're covering on our website, including all the latest from the golden globes in la. all the glamour and the gossip. just head to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. that is to hand whenever you wish to login there. i will be back as promised with the top business stories. we will have more of the us lockdown that will not be taking place hopefully. and the other top business news. i will see you in a moment. hello there. well, the falling rain has now eased. then there's still plenty of groundwater out there, the rivers will also take some time to subside, and the number of flood warnings has been in steady decline, but there are still plenty of them out there. all of the details on those are on the bbc weather

creator gene roddenberry and actress nichelle nichols. >> he and the first lady of star trek, alongumber of the other cast members from star trek, along with countless other prominent wonderful people, their ashes and their dna are going to join together and be launched out. humanity is going where no one has gone before. >> okay, it wasn't ready for that one, but the lander is set to touch down on the moon around late february. >> the mission is set to become the first commercial moon landing as part of nasa's collaboration with private companies. >> the 49 ers were joined by a very special guest on the field during yesterday's game at levi's, a team honored a local hero, a u.s. marine corps combat fighter pilot. >> she's also the first indigenous woman from nasa to go to space commanding a mission to the international space station. our dan noyes interviewed colonel nicole mann at the game and gives us her story in her own words. >> hi, i'm astronaut nicole mann and a colonel in the united states marine corps. i grew up here in northern california, and we're attending the 40 niner

creator gene roddenberry and actress nichelle nichols. >> he and the first lady of star trek, alongcast members from star trek, along with countless other prominent wonderful people. their ashes and their dna are going to join together and be launched out. humanity is going where no one has gone before. >> kumasi should anything bad happen to me, i do not want this. okay okay, i think i can handle that. >> thank you. okay. the lander is set to touch down on the moon around late february three. >> the mission is set to become the first commercial moon landing as part of nasa's collaboration with private companies. >> new. this morning, a surprise announcement from former warriors gm bob myers. he announced he is changing sports and joining the washington commanders football team's front office. myers left the warriors before the start of this current season after winning four nba titles, six conference titles, he had been appearing as an analyst on our sister station espn. myers will assist the commanders in search for new coaches as warriors star draymond green is now allowed to be

the star trek started in minsk today. of military glory of belarus, in which young people take part. belarusian and russian students were accompanied by peers from uzbekistan, kazakhstan, armenia, more than 250 people in total. this year ’s star trek is timed to coincide with the eightieth anniversary of the country’s liberation from the nazi invaders. participants will meet with veterans who defended the homeland of the great patriotic war, and will also visit memorable memorials, including those installed on the mass graves of soviet soldiers, planned as part of patriotic education lessons. reality already shows the first visitors of the updated library the path to knowledge, it is very convenient, and this is just one of the services of the innovative cultural center nota, the head of the center victoria shows how many spaces of opportunity there are now, a recording studio with a dj console, you can record your composition completely free of charge, animation studio based on fairy tales and short stories writers, you

the star trek to places of military glory started in minsk. ar tradition begin in the sixties? minsk students then took part in an all-union campaign to memorable places. the route was laid out in such a way that it was shaped like a star. this time, students and teachers from the cis countries went on a trip. the event was timed to coincide with the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from the nazi invaders. “i’m most interested in visiting schools, getting to know the children, and finding out in general how well they know their history. we want to visit different parts of the republic of belarus and pay tribute to the soldiers who during the great patriotic war they fought for peace. the hike will last until the end of the working week, the embodiment of bright ideas of bold projects in the co-authorship of children and their parents." this is one of the tasks of the all-russian movement of the first, whose participants are gathering for the second time for their big congress. today it opened at the russia exhibition site at v

but if nothing else to create or star trek and his wife, their ashes will now go by the moon and in orbit forever around the sun. so, slight cancellation. yeah, i mean it's a great tractor if anything else. now this isn't the 1st major failure of a lunar emission in recent months of russian mission also failed. why is it so difficult to land on the moon if we've already been there? well, you know, i'm 68 and when i was a kid we did all the moon things for the 1st time and the spacecraft barely had computers. so it's not, it's not easy, but it's not hard. the thing is you have to keep doing it. and the spacecraft is far more complex than anything that america has ever waited a little before. that said, this is a commercial spacecraft the as a but surfaces on it's not an as the spacecraft. so it's the 1st time this spacecraft is flown and a lot of new rocket which by the way, work perfectly. so if you're bound to have these problems happen, the flip side is that it was a lot cheaper to play a distribution. then if nasa did it by itself, so you decide which risk you want. you want us risk a

is a joint venture between nasa and a private company will also be taking ashes and dna from some star trek cast members to boone, to and in los angeles. it was a big night to for the movie oppenheimer at the annual globin golden globes. rather picking up the best and drama and for other awards that included christopher nolan as the best director and kelly and murphy as best from after for that title or role in other categories. and really gladstone becoming the 1st indigenous golden club winner for her role in killers of the flower known. and m a stone was named best actress and a comedy for her performance in for things. the building will kick off, holly with awards season completing with the oscars in march. plenty to look forward to there. what is your news update for now? i remember there's always more on our social media channels on youtube or on our website dw, dot com. thank you so much for watching. i'm sorry. richardson in berlin and very much appreciate you joining us. the can you hear the, we are all set we are watching to see all the, to bring you the story behind the new your

also a board or the remains of stars from the tv show star trek, the on crude space craft is expected to touch down on the lunar surface next month . a quick reminder of our top stories you printing and officials say that several people have been killed and dozens injured in a massive russian missile attacks. crowds air force at that waves of missiles hit residential and industrial sites. an air raid alert for the entire country lasted about an hour. the next it is the documentary serious stuff filled with a look at the lives of the amish, who cling to centuries old lifestyle in the united states to stay with us. the time for that, sarah kelly in berlin. thanks for watching the bees do for fun. via do gravitational waves squeeze out body. how do i the drums until the feet and what's the perfect care for approx side? find the on says get with dw signs on the picked up channel. the .

the lunar surface, the head of a planned future, human admission, also a board or the remains of star trek creator, gene roddenberry and cast members of the tv show. the on crude space craft is expected to touch down on the lunar surface next month. here's more about the latest emission to the moon. it it will take the parent grand luna alonda 35 days to reach its destination. the ocean of storms on the its purpose is to gather important dates at that. nothing dates for a late admission when they will investigate the assign, typically to do so. the lunar module must independently approach its intended lending side and touch down with a soft landing evergreen is scheduled to complete the 1st of 9 primed commercial luna transports funded by now. so to the tune of $2600000000.00 us dollars, the agency hopes to use the program to accelerate the development of technology supports luna project reduced costs and inspire the next generation of space travelers. the shuttle also carries some commercial call got for at least 8 days. evergreen is expected to remain in service and maintain contact with

it will also be taken to ashes and dna from star trek cast members to the moon. a german foreign minister and the bad luck says germany is prepared to resume deliveries of euro fighter jets, to saudi arabia. she was speaking during a trip to israel, in which the highlighted the saudi roll in the middle east security crisis since the start. the guy is a one year old fighter, is a joint british german, italian and spanish project. your secretary of state anthony blinking heads to israel on monday as it continues a diplomatic push to stop the war and gaza from igniting a wider conflict in the region. speaking of guitar, lincoln, warranty is real. it was imperative to put a premium on protecting civilian lives. in gauze of israel is battling homeless, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the us, germany and many other countries. on sunday, blinking on a tip of magic drive to prevent the spread of the israel, how much will have to meetings and cut to the us secretary of state for and on sunday, the wall between israel and how much and gaza could metastas

a joint venture between now, so in a private company will also be taking ashes and dna from some star trek cast members to the moon or and finally, leave you with this. a briefing overall record can be a difficult task for, for a pastry chef and mexico city, that's a piece of cake. again, this will record for the longest linear bread in the world was broken in the next week and capital with a rust good, a reyes or king cake bread that's traditionally eaten during a tiffany celebrations. the cake was 4.5 kilometers long and placed on thousands of tables along several city blocks. mexico has broken many food records, including the world's largest tamale and the biggest cheesecake the if you look, if you asked me, it looks quite tasty. well, stick around, you're up to date, but up next is doc film with a look at what the future could hold for young people in gambia. i'm here until thank you very much for joining us. the price category is just a thought. see what the hello guys, this is the 77 percent the platform for advocacy issues and share idea you know, on this.

it will also be taking ashes and dna from star trek cast members to the moon. you are a secretary of state anthony blinking had stick israel on monday as it continues a diplomatic push to stop the war and gaza from igniting a wider conflict in the region. speaking the guitar blinking warranty is really, it was imperative to put a premium on protecting civilians and guys that is real, is battling a mouse, which is classified as a terrorist organization by the us, germany and many other countries. and so the blinking on a tip of magic drive to prevent the spread of the israel. how much was after meetings and come to the us secretary of state formed on sunday, the wall between israel and how much and gaza could metastasize on threats and security. and the why, the middle east in doha blinking laid out his goals and he had price res hosts in all of my meetings. over the last 2 days, we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get the remaining hostages out and home with their loved ones. t

eisenhower and also contains the partial remains of later star trek cast mem member.re all going to upward mobility there floating around. this company by the way, i guess if you want to have your remains with some of the loved ones up there, it's about $13,000 to have them orbit perpetually. stuart: not quite up my street, ash. not quite there. stuart: thanks for that report, all right. of course, jodie foster said gen z folk are annoying to work with. tell us about this video and part of a flight and faa ordering all max jets be immediately grounded for inspection and there's a full report for you and flight cancellations and that's next. they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com stuart

" to the latest shows they're pumping out like "star trek." have all of the original "twilight zone" series hosted by rod serling. a series that tells eerie stories from an alternate realm where it's still okay to smoke on tv. of course the best parts of "the twilight zone" were the shocking twist endings. and it turns out there are a bunch of twist endings that they filmed but never aired. and tonight, with mr. serling's indulgence, i'd love to show them to you. this is "the twilight zone: just the twists." [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ submitted for your approval: riddles of the human condition, wrapped in enigmas of our own making, stuffed with crabmeat and sauteed in a paradox pan then lightly braised in an oven of puzzles. and tonight we're only showing you the exciting parts so they do better on tiktok. [laughter] first up in our manifest of madness: astronauts. they're just like us. only when they leave for work in the morning, they go to outer space. and sometimes on the way back, they take a detour onto a highway known as state route twilight

the lunar surface, the head of plans for the future human missions also border the ashes of the star trek creator gene roddenberry. the on crude spacecraft is expected to touch down on the moon next month to and editing his update at this hour. remember there's much more news and analysis both on our website and on our social media channels. i'm sorry, richardson and berlin. any thanks for watching the it shouldn't be this warm here. it's hard not to feel something really is happening here. what is happening to greens and ice is a store an untouched place into the ice, january dw, the most of a country in 10 miles. this was the.

gene roddenberry, the creator of star trek, some of his ashes were on the lander., and lieutenant who. bones, and lieutenant uhura who. nasa has kind of sad, we look at it, will have a committee and discuss these matters, but on this occasion they didn't step in to stop it. but very little of the spacecraft, if anything, is going to make it through to the surface. jennifer, thank ou through to the surface. jennifer, thank you very _ through to the surface. jennifer, thank you very much _ through to the surface. jennifer, thank you very much for - through to the surface. jennifer, thank you very much for that. i through to the surface. jennifer, thank you very much for that. 10 two, i wonder what people are going to make of this. there is here from presidents on this lander, jfk, with dwight eisenhower, surely they didn't die expecting that some of their strands of hair would burn up over the pacific ocean. it’s their strands of hair would burn up over the pacific ocean.— over the pacific ocean. it's a tremendous _ over the pacific ocean. it's a tremendous loss _ ov

the star trek cast. yes >> amazing.ays feel like the people who are behind this, they work so hard. they are undoubtedly incredibly intelligent individuals, but ones that have also a bit of humor as well, and a bit of a weirdness. >> because who thinks of this stuff, right? >> indeed. and i think it's nice, though, that finally the weather is good because so often times with these lunar liftoff s, we see the weather delays things. >> yeah, sometimes delays and cancels and yeah, this is great. we got to see it. no no hitches. so no glitches or hitches. >> yeah. so far. >> so let's take a look at our weather shall we. we have a storm system building out to see this moving in our direction. but right now we have calm conditions looking out over san francisco. it's like 48 degrees right now. most other locations are in the mid to upper 40s as well. oakland hayward center, san jose, san mateo, and other temperature readings. right now 42 at santa rosa. but every other location in the north bay and over in the inland east bay

yes, a cool song, this is sasha from ivanov, what is it, she came there on star trek , there is a tvnt of the ont tv channel decided to offer me, yes, new year's, i say, i look great, send me a song, listen, i listened, i say, super, belarusian zemkera, we are writing, filming, i’m thinking, how did they come up with this? and what to offer, i really like it, let's go, i forgot to call, you waited all evening and then scored, you waited for me, as if you stopped loving me , let's listen from the beginning, guys, a masterpiece, belarusian zemfira and sasha solodukha, you were right, and i i was just there, i didn’t come then i forgot to call. you waited all evening, and then you stopped calling, you waited for me, it was as if you stopped loving me , you couldn’t stand my brain, there were no arguments, just everything was on the stop, just everything was ignored, for a whole week, i didn’t answer, but now i want to you first, sasha, forgive me, sasha, i see you’re in chechi, sasha and rash. i love you tender, everything will be the same, just forgive me, just love me, this is how a n

we talked about "the orville" >> yes >> jimmy: which i'm a fan of and it came from your love of "star trekeah. and then i heard of this rumor that there was footage of you making a video in college, an episode of "star trek. >> that -- that might be true. >> jimmy: i know for a fact it's true because we have -- we're going to show it right now. ♪ [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: there you -- yeah. you're real serious. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude not bad. this is -- oh. look at that guy >> that's my friend, john parley. he's on tv does he know he's going to be on tv? >> jimmy: no, he has no idea >> so, you don't have to clear that you don't have to call like -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no, you are the person we have to call >> it is okay so, john, anuk thanks for being good sports. you're on "the tonight show. >> jimmy: yeah, come on! [ applause ] never thought that was going to happen, right? >> my god. >> jimmy: what comes to mind when you watch that and you go, "oh yeah?" >> i -- first of all, i don't know how they constructed whatever was on my head. [ laughter ] >> jimmy

the lander is also carrying ashes of about 70 people, including star trek creator gene roddenberry and actress nichelle nichols. hair from president george washington and john f kennedy, for some reason are also on board. >> really interest. >> we got an email because a lot of people are wondering why is it going to take until, you know, february 23rd? that seems like a long time, doesn't it? one of our producers sent out a note explaining it all, and basically it will do a phasing loop around the earth first, and that's why it will take so long to get to the moon, because then it will head catapult back out towards the moon after it does that loop. >> and remember, this is all in hopes of one day sending humans to mars. this is where it's. >> it's a really fascinating time for space travel and space exploration. coming up, who among us has the messiest desk? plus the nfl wild card matchups? >> they're all now set. >> but first, actor jonathan majors is speaking out for the first time since being convicted of assault. you're watching world news now doubles partner. >> something big is

eisenhower and john kennedy, as well as the director and actors of the star trek series.ay, the navaja indians actively opposed the launch of human remains onto the earth’s satellite. in their opinion, the ashes, if they fall on the moon, will desecrate it. the failure of the american lunar module is further confirmation that successful space missions require a large number of flights, constant construction of new devices, preparedness for losses and careful work on mistakes. the donetsk people's republic plans to conduct geological exploration in the northern part of the sea of ​​azov; there may be rich oil and gas deposits there. donbass in general is a real treasure trove of natural resources, and this is not only coal, but also rare earth metals, including highly sought-after metals, now liqi, and also gold. the resource potential of the region was studied by tatyana belova. it’s a mystery how promising the search for hydrocarbons on the shelf is sea of ​​azov? vadim, the azov sea region has always been considered attractive in terms of geological exploration. the dpr

everest and the dna of 66 deceased people, among them the creators and actors of the famous space saga star trekrge washington, dwight esenhower and john kennedy. the sending of human ashes to the earth's satellite, by the way, caused protests from the navajo people. the indians believed that he would desecrate the moon. for landing the model also chose to not previously explore the place. the domes are grumbling for heisen. they call the moons a mystery and a geological riddle. the fact is that they are formed from magma rich in silica. the necessary conditions for the formation of such volcanoes on earth are the presence of water and collisions of lithospheric plates. and scientists have been puzzling over for quite some time how they could have appeared on the moon, where the presence of water and the presence of powerful tectonic processes have not been proven. why the commercial lunar module mission failed remains to be seen. there are several hypotheses. one of them says that the experimental navigation system could have malfunctioned; it was not initially planned to be used for the actual

everest loaded into the module, and a capsule with the ashes of the creator and some actors of the star trekthe latter caused furious protests from the indian tribes the navaja, who consider the moon a sacred place and in no way suitable for a cemetery, but now the indians will definitely be satisfied, burials will have to be done. time. the unsuccessful flight of peregrine may postpone the second mission of the astrobotic griffin company, which they still want to send to the moon in mid-2024, and peregrine and griffin, according to the plan of the american space agency, should explore sites on the moon for landing astronauts as part of the artemis project, but now after the failure peregrina announced to us that the landing americans on the moon is also being postponed. we will not fly until we are completely ready, safety comes first. this is all administrator nasa billel said at a briefing for journalists. security isn't working out yet. two test launches of the older ships, those that are supposed to deliver astronauts to the moon, ended unsuccessfully. both exploded in flight. and, as m

physical bitcoin, sculptures by the artistjeff koons and controversially, dna and human remains of the star treks on. take—off is expected at 2:18 am local time. here in the uk, some parents believe the covid pandemic has shown that it�*s not essential for children to attend school every day — according to a new report. the centre for socialjustice says more support is needed to tackle school absences. 0ur education editor, branwen jeffreys has the story. bell rings. it�*s part of the legacy of covid, a broken contract with school for some families. last year, almost twice as many children missed 10% of lessons. mental health issues, the cost—of—living crisis aren�*t helping. this report suggests parents�* attitudes have shifted. almost a third agreed the pandemic showed going every day was not essential. to repair the missing link between school and families, it suggests mental health support for every school, expanding the use of mentors forfamilies, creating a right to sport for secondary pupils, to have five hours of extra activities every week. also looking at how fines are working and inve

lander is carrying experiments, microrovers, and a collection of human ashes and dna including from "star trekr gene roddenberry to the moon. >>> and anti-semitic incident at a girls high school basketball game and new video in a police shooting. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "reuters" says mississippi authorities released body cam video of a police officer shooting an unarmed 11-year-old boy. >> police! you got any weapons, you better put them down! >> officer greg capers was called to a home last may after aderrien murry called police to say that his father was threatening his mother. he was shot in the chest as he entered a room and put his hands up. he survived but suffered extensive injuries. the grand jury decided not to indict the officer. the boy's family has filed a $5 million civil lawsuit against the officer, the city, and the police chief. >>> the "new york post" says a public high school in yonkers, new york, kicked a girls basketball coach and player off the team after an anti-semitic incident. officials say during a game last week against a private

a new era, also a board or the ashes of the star trek creator gene roddenberry. the own crude spacecraft is expected to touch down on the moon next month pressure just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story. at this hour. people in ukraine took shelter as the military warrant of a large scale and russian missile assaults. local officials say several people were injured as waves of proves and ballistic missiles hit residential and industrial sites. an error rate alert for the entire country class that for about an hour. remember, there's always more news and announcements on our website also on our social media . stay tuned, our tech show ship is coming up next to see and how to cure an addiction to the internet. useful for some of you. check it out for a i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour. thank you so much for watching the, [000:00:00;00] the ship, your gods, to live in a ditch and to explore all the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's

, a stone from a mountain everest, a capsule containing the ashes of the creator and some of the star trek to rest on the moon. the latter sparked furious protests. and in no way suitable for a cemetery, but now the indians will definitely be satisfied; burials will have to be postponed. peregrine's unsuccessful flight may postpone the second mission of the astrobotic griffin company, which they still want to send to the moon in mid-2024, and peregrine and griffin, according to the plan of the american space agency, should explore sites on the moon for landing astronauts in as part of the artemis project, but now... after the failure of peregrina, nasa announced that the american landing on the moon was also postponed , we will not fly until we are completely ready, safety comes first,” nasa administrator bill nelson said at a briefing for journalists. security isn't working out yet. two test launches of the older ships, those that should deliver astronauts to the moon, ended unsuccessfully, both exploded in flight, and, as many experts believe, the reason for the failures is that nasa rel