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they will later voice and the cause of the disaster of luna 25, as we should, the head of the space agency statedt it was a problem due to the fact that the engine worked 1.5 times longer than it was necessary to brake the station and the engine malfunction is only the tip of the iceberg the project was drowned in corruption, its price tag grew to astronomical proportions, almost 200 million dollars were thrown away for this mission alone, the program was also doomed due to the war that russia unleashed against ukraine in 2013. western micro-space electronics were no longer available to the russian federation, they were smuggled somehow they got something there. but again, not first-class, but some kind of utility. add to this the fact that russia got stuck in its technologies somewhere in the 70s of the xx century, that's when it was the luna 24 program was launched, the predecessor of the 25th program, which was 50 years late because the last luna. so, the last luna 24 apparatus was launched, which successfully arrived and brought soil on august 9. it was launched in 1976. i was surprised that

space station after a journey, lasting nearly 30 hours. the crew are from denmark and japan, the united states and russian cooperation between western and russian space agencies is continuing despite russia's war on ukraine. it's a part of the mission's goal is to examine the range of health hazards astronauts phase is hope that can shed light on the hits their immune systems take, which has remained a mystery until now. space travel challenges, human health on many levels. the immune system also takes a hit, some astro in hots on longer emissions to the i ss, developed persistent skin rashes, for example. many appear more susceptible to infections like colds or a coughs. it's hard to tell exactly what's causing the immune system problems because the body is also affected in very direct ways. because of the fluid shift, we have a higher training of the pressure, so more liquid in the brain. and then, so this pressure also squeezes the optical enough at all. it might actually also squeeze the boards, so our vision acuity changes in space. so why does our immune system appear to work worse and space researchers and canada may have the answer. they studied a gro

form of the soviet union, used to be a world leader in space exploration, battling with the united states but is it fair to say that their space agencyg diverted to the military for that war in ukraine? absolutely. i think that russia was hoping that this mission, luna—25, would re—establish their position as one of the world leaders in space travel because after all, space exploration is what superpowers do and vladimir putin very much sees russia as a global superpower. but you are right, the russian space industry has been in decline for many years. why? partly because of western sanctions, western sanctions make it more difficult for the russian space programme to get spare parts, like electronics, semiconductors, and make it more difficult to work with international partners. it is also because more and more resources now are being diverted away from the civilian space programme and towards the military and towards the war in ukraine. ., , ., . ., ., ukraine. considering how much of a olitical ukraine. considering how much of a political event _ ukraine. considering how much of a political event as _ ukraine. considering how muc

soviet union, used to be one of the world leaders in space exploration battling with the united states. but is it fair to say that the russian space agencyst, to the military for that that war in ukraine. yes, absolutely. you know, i think that russia was hoping that this mission, luna—25, would re—establish russia's position as one of the world leaders in space travel, because, after all, space for space exploration is what superpowers do. and vladimir putin very much sees himself sees russia as a global superpower. but i think you're right. the russian space industry has been in decline for many years now. now, why is that? partly it's because of western sanctions, right? western sanctions make it more difficult for the russian space programme to get spare parts like electronics, semiconductors, and also make it more difficult to work with international partners. but it's also because more and more resources now are being diverted away from the civilian space programme and towards the military and towards the war in ukraine. i'm interested, considering how much of a political event this is, as well as a scientific one. how is this bein

states, a common mission. >> reporter: european space agency astronaut mogenson picked the 0 gravity indicator.s children decide. they picked a toy sloth named sasha and you can see it floating around in the cabin. that led to the inevitable jokes that more than 17,000 miles an hour orbiting the earth, sasha is now the world's fastest sloth. this isn't the only space x launch today. this evening, space x will be launching another rocket, this one unaccrued --uncrewed carrying starling satellites. will: private companies are launching people into space. having been in maui the last couple weeks, starling, the ability to communicate was almost exclusively through starling and we are watching something amazing in terms of private enterprise, solving human problems of tomorrow. pete: launching things into space, commit occasions with starling, the future of electric vehicles and x or twitter, a lot of power. rachel: they should put it on musk in charge of the logistics of the fire festival. will: straight ahead, 400 people missing after the wildfires but president biden's trip did little to comfort

let's say, luna, race expense rapidly along with the state company is nice at all. costs must entropy in space. agency, private pumping flights of the moon over the past 2 decades to from japan, china, india, and use a lot to unpack. they are dw, to read a bureau to you. if you are to shadow there, to help us unpack it all. thanks very much and keep looking up and let's go from one's base story to another 1000000000 or richard branson's. virgin galactic has launched its 1st flight carrying pain, taurus into space. spacecraft was attached to the belly of a mother ship that took off from new mexico. after the aircraft reaching out to 15, kilometers through the rocket, powered craft and blasted off further into space on board was an 8 year old british island being who brought it in the box is ticket 18 years ago and the caribbean mother daughter do oh for one there tickets in a contest, the trio floated around waitlist for just a few minutes before returning safely to earth. you're watching dw news. let's get you a reminder of our top story of the leaders of the west africans lock make a watch have gathe

a state—run russian news agency says general sergei surovikin has been sacked as head of the country's air and spacerce," ria novosti said he'd been replaced with an acting commander. surovikin earned the nickname "general armageddon" during russia's military intervention in syria's civil war. he was, for a period, the head of russia's forces in ukraine, before being demoted injanuary to a deputy. he hasn't been seen in public since the short—lived mutiny by wagner paramilitaries injune. reports suggest he was being held under house arrest, being investigated for complicity. police in pakistan have arrested the owner and operator of a cable car in which eight people were trapped on tuesday. they're being investigated for not having a permit, endangering lives, and negligence. one of those stuck in the cable car was rescued by helicopter, whilst the other seven were saved by local people. to france — and authorities are warning of record high temperatures as the south and centre of the country continue to bake under a heatwave. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield is in limoges. the temperature is 36 deg

states during the great space race to the moon. the original space race of the 1960s. i happened to be in moscow when the space agencyo allow the mir spaceship to crash to earth and there was a furious demonstration outside the agency building in moscow. i had a woman screaming in my earsaying, "if we allow our space station to go down, it is the end of russia." she was speaking, i think, for many in terms of russia's sense of its abilities, prestige, the fact that russia sent the first man into space, yuri gagarin. the fact that russia, people often don't realise this, russia actually had the first spacecraft to land on the moon in 1959, an unmanned spacecraft. they were desperately hoping to bring back to life that early sense of russian achievement in space and so today's news, i think, is a major blow, notjust for the russian space agency but for russia itself, and indeed for president vladimir putin. wildfires in canada are threatening tens of thousands of people in british columbia, which is now under a state of emergency. 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes, our correspondent peter bowes has this

space agency. nevertheless, 25 took place, but he is not the only one in his kind. stop ok indian spacecraft chandrayan 3 is already in lunar orbit on thursday the space agency. indy statedccessfully separated from the upper stage. they even tweeted on his behalf. thanks for dropping a friend. now they are looking for a soft landing site, which should occur on august 23, 2 days after the planned ambitious date for the landing of the russian apparatus , both 7 will avoid the fate of chandrayan 2, which crashed during a moon landing in 2019. lunar races are involved and other countries earlier this month. the crew of the mission, atomas 2, have inspected the orion spacecraft, which is due to enter the moon's orbit with the crew at the end of next year, following in their footsteps they plan to land at the south pole. moon as nasa says this mission could be subject to change or be delayed if the lander that spacex is developing isn't ready by the deadline, china also says it plans to land astronauts on the moon. at the end of the decade, they are concerned that the chinese may land at the south pole moon first and declare this territory. naturally. i don't want the chinese

from the expansion of the space sector worldwide is now the united states is not the only one trying to work through this. with so many countries that have new space agencies, new space programs, we get to learn from what everybody else is doing. we have competitors working on this, but we have a lot more friends than that, and we can work together with them and learn from them. dr. hertzfeld: i think this is a great place to end. the next panel will pick up and discuss going ahead in the future a little more than we did, although we touched on that is well. so i think the panel, moon. [applause] we will break and have lunch. we will regather at 12:20. [indistinct conversations] dr. hertzfeld: so this one will not have as many sort of virtual folks. it is all in person. soho karen has readily managed her risks by not having any virtual dispense on her panel. not sure how she did that. it is all of this year. we talked about the task and experienced before, and this is more future looking and where are we going now? karen com over to you. u. karen: thank you, scott, and actually, we are all holograms. no one is actually here. [laughter] i was not speaking i

in the space agency, it says it's moon bind space craft will land on the web in the state. most scheduled sounds and 3 is also a mean for the lunar south pole. the region is believed to hold large deposits of frozen water to spain. her beaten england's to win the fee for a woman's world cap for the 1st time. all the com, all those gold decided the final which took place in sydney, australia, like thomas was very beginning sidney. this has been a momentous women's world cup. a complete game changer for the sport, and i'll just women's football in australia and use even the host nations. but also i believe in sports in general showing what it can achieve in terms of popularity. record attendance is ticket sales and also commercial valley for tv bowl cost as and certainly this exceptional events go the find listed as the 1st $2.00 time. first time we've had to 1st time find list in that total match since the local tournament back in 1991. this is only the 9th women's world cup. remember still a flight string of band compared to the mens told him and the switches back to 1930 a

missed that even more than it once was to the united states during the great space race of the 1960s i was in moscow when at one time the space the agencyounced that it was going to allow the spaceship peace to crash on the ground, then a powerful demonstration gathered near the agency building in moscow and i heard one woman shouting that if we allow this , it will be the collapse of russia, she spoke for many in terms of russia's perception of her powers, her prestige because it was the russian yuri gagarin who became the first man in space, and what russians often do not realize, the unmanned korabel became the first to land on the moon in 1959, the russians desperately hoped to return their former space glory so what happened with luna 25 is a serious blow and not only for the russian space agency, but also for russia itself and even for president putin" and that's all for today, look for more stories on our website bbc.ua on our social media pages as well urges you to like this video and we are on the air again tomorrow as usual at 21:00 all the best and take care there are discounts on l-cet pills 5% in pharmacies traveller for yo

this is from copernicus, the european space agency climate unit, similar to noaa in the united statess a line chart of ocean temperatures around the world for the last, you know, 20, 30 years or so. the yellow line is 2022. the blue one, 2020. the record year that was just broken was 2016. that was an el nino year. the natural heating rhythms of the ocean. look at the black line. that's us. we're off the charts. you talk to marine biologists, ecologists anywhere in the world from the florida to maine to the keys. they're in the stages of grief right now. in the florida keys, coral, it looks like a colorful plant. it is an animal. it is a social media animal. it releases eggs and sperm into the water and then they fertilize and cling to a little rock and that's the bottom of the food chain of every fish you've ever ordered in a restaurant. of millions of people who live in coastal communities. this coral, the water evolved in a very specific set of circumstances. they're going down seeing massive dieoffs. even the heartiest coral which survived bleaching events in 2015 are completely g

different space agencies and countries were welcomed on board the international space station thursday after a nearly 30 hour journey. the new international team has crew members from the united statesenmark and japan: they will relieve four astronauts from the crew 6 mission who are due to fly home next weekend. so it's a bit of a crowded house on the iss right now. with 11 people on the orbiting lab. but the new crews say they look forward to working with everyone stressing the need for unity and cooperation in space. >>> finishing at,-27 under par. the norwegian golfer is now the third youngest fed ex cup winner in history. 27-year-old hovland opened the tour championship as the number two seed after winning the bmw championship last week. and cnn's don medel caught up with hovland after the win. >> victor, many many congratulations. you had an incredible season. back to back wins and more than $21 million in the bank. how does it feel to be victor hovland right now? >> yeah, i mean it's been, i was still kind of already on cloud nine after last week. after 61 and shooting 28 on the back nine to win. just to have a really good chance going into this week and then obviously plan,

united states by ty, once vice president, the us south free and japan have agreed to strengthen military ties while condemning china's aggressive post you. in the south china sea. precious space agency has reported and a nominal situation on board. it's the $25.00 pro currently opening the west coast most gave no further details of the incident or whether it will affect the spacecraft plans to touch down afternoons. south polk, a wildfire in spain, canary islands, has destroyed large areas of land. authorities of all the thousands more people to leave their homes as 5 closing on 6 more villages. 1000 temple, ready left in tenerife and authority side. the place is still out of control. meanwhile, thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes as wildfires threatened cities in northern and western canada. the state of emergency is enforced in the province of british columbia. and in the remote northern territories, the flies getting close to the original capital of yellow. nice. we'll see it from the made of yellow knife in just a moment. but 1st this report smoke from the macdougald creek fire trouts the city of colona. weather conditions have been making matters worse. str

a state—run russian news agency says general sergei surovikin has been sacked as head of the country's air and spacerce', ria novosti said he'd been replaced with an acting commander. surovikin earned the nickname "general armageddon" during russia's military intervention in syria's civil war. he was, for a period, the head of russia's forces in ukraine, before being demoted injanuary to a deputy. he hasn�*t been seen in public since the short— lived mutiny by wagner paramilitaries injune. reports suggest he was being held under house arrest, being investigated for complicity. the king of thailand has appointed former property mogul srettha thavisin as the country's new prime minister. srettha is a known confidant of former prime minister thaksin shinawatra, who had returned to thailand yesterday from self—imposed exile. srettha received the king's written command to form a government in a ceremony at his pheu thai party headquarters. the world—famous big dipper roller—coaster at blackpool pleasure beach on the coast of north west england is celebrating its 100th anniversary. thrill seekers have enj

agency, moody's downgrading 10 banks here in the united states. and one of the reasons for that also was the problem and was a real estate. and so, yes, the whole office is space and it's a huge problem here in the united states, and that's also a problem for other companies. and for banks, as i mentioned, ryans court in new york. thank you. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. the world bank will make new loans to you. gone will make no new loans rather to you gone to do to the countries new n t l g b, g too long. the multilateral lender, which is in talks with you guns and officials, says the legislation goes against its values. the law prescribes the death penalty for some same sex relations. and some lawmakers in you gone to have suggested they will resist any ford pressure to change the legislation. i was a big to me the time government has walked back. part of it, surprise one time when fall tax on banks. it says, well, capital levy to 110th of a percent of the lenders, assets, so as to limit the impact of the shift comes after. tell you bank loss, nearly $10000000000.00 and market value on tuesday following announc

from the expansion of the space sector worldwide is now the united states is not the only one trying to work through this. with so many countries that have new space agencies, new space programs, we get to learn from what everybody else is doing. we have competitors working on this, but we have a lot more friends than that, and we can work together with them and learn from them. dr. hertzfeld: i think this is a great place to end. the next panel will pick up and discuss going ahead in the future a little more than we did, although we touched on that is well. so i think the panel, moon. [applause]

in the meanwhile, the united states' defence advanced research projects agency has announced a ten—year plan to develop a lunar economy. live now to nick spall, spacety fellow. nice to see you again. there is always been an enormous fascination with the moon anime disaster recently with the russian attempt. talk us through the rest of the moon and back. it'll become a reality, won't it, soon? indeed. it looks like we are entering a new golden age of lunar exploration. there is a realisation that if humanity is going to spread across the seller system and look to going one day to mars, the proving ground will be lunar exploration and there is a lot of excitement about the possibility that on the south pole of the moon there is water ice existing, untouched by sunlight, deep inside shadow creatures. this is the south pole of the moon, the basin. if there is going to be a lunar base and there are our plans of american lhasa and europe and japan and canada is that there will be one day a lunar base, and moon base and that would rely on what is called in situ resource utilisation, this is anyice resource utilisation, this is any ice that exists, turning

states, china and russia, india is spending big on expanding its reach in space. >> it is a moment of glory for india. we are part of the history. reporter: collaboration between the russian space agency and some of its counterparts like nasa were broken off after russia's invasion of ukraine. some analysts said the luna 25 crash underscores the decline of russian space power. sputnik one was the first satellite ever to orbit the earth. it is not uncommon for space missions to fail, but russia needed a win as a sign of defiance and national pride. laura: let's bring in our guests. steve maran, retired astronomer from nasa. he is also author of the guidebook "astronomy for dummies." anil kumar bhatt, retired lieutenant general from the indian army and director general of the indian space association. derrick pitts, chief astronomer and planetarium programmes director at the franklin institute. a warm welcome to all of you. the big question everyone is asking is what happened? what went wrong with the luna 25 ? >> for the reports we have had so far there is an indication there was a malfunction with a landing maneuver that the russians were attempting to begin the landing sequence. they

states and just 3 passport agencies statewide. so again, this might reason for opening up these temporary spaces, too better process applications. i applaud the congresswoman for taking the reins on this because >> i actually have had a personal experience trying deal with this. honestly, i got to fly to seattle to their passport office to try to get an appointment and then trying to get through on the phones. you can't even get through on the phone lines. yeah, to but and that's, you know, for people who actually have some more money, they could possibly spend on something like that. adding to another trip, you know, to another state. >> and then still you don't know how long it's going to take. so you might have to cancel your trip anyway. i'm even talking about expedited passports. you can't even get them those done quickly. all right. i'm glad you did this story. thank you. ella. good luck to everybody. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock talking young man right here who just moved to the bay area. got nice. high-paying job at netflix. he's gone missing. we'll hear from his family tonight. an outline where some of

in the news, the head versus a space agency, it also costs most as reveal details from the recently unsuccessful luna 25 mission to them in the for state and curriculum. before making adjustments, the spacecraft reoriented on the engines, which were supposed to adjust and put the spacecraft into the lens and no event where it turned on. unfortunately, the engine shut down did not occur normally in accordance with the sick look around which according to a temporary cutoff, instead of the plans 84 seconds, it was completed in 127 seconds. so that was the main cause of the failure of the device pollutants. once 5 was an unmanned spacecraft intended to land on the moon's south pole, scientists believe the area could provide water if possible, long some money to mission on the surface a destination. those proved to be a tricky and deva and previous trips to the moon. i've been through relatively more accessible regions. most cause most has been forthcoming about the operations risk as, as the lessons learned will be taken into account the future as an over to the westbank white and is rarely woman has been killed and a month seriously wound

space to make sure i am bringing in all the appropriate resources. reporter: but frustration aimed at county and state officials is growing. survivors say they never heard sirens warning of evacuations. the emergency management agency confirms that none were activated. why? for those looking to help hawaii, those looking to make monetary donations, the community foundation is purchasing goods on the island, otherwise it is too difficult to accept goods unless they are directly shipped here. ama: unhealthy, unsafe nearly unlivable, the claims from residents in a hotel managed by the city of san david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. ama: residents in a hotel in san jose

despite the setback, russia's space agency is vowing to stay in the lunar race. and back here in the united states, nasa's racing to be the first country to land astronauts on the moon's south pole. but it's facing stiff competition from china, which plans to send a manned crew to the same region by twenty-thirty. speaking to reporters earlier this month, nasa chief bill nelson expressed concern about china's lunar ambitions. >> i don't want china to get to the south pool. first with humans. and then say this is ours. stay out. >> that was kelsey kernstine reporting. technically nobody owns the moon. thanks to a united nations treaty in 1967, i'm glad we all could agree on that 1967, the next u.s. mission to land on the south pole is 2025 only a couple years away. dave, you know what with this is that job for chemical engineers? because we need to know what we've got up there and what we can do with it. and water is a big plus that because that could be rocket fuel to get home. and among things. >> good morning you. good morning, speaking of water, we got a lot still in the atmosphere the fog hang

to the silver space is a huge challenge to meet his goal of 0 deforestation by 2030 environmental protection agency inspectors helicopter into a remote national park. in the amazon state of florida, with thousands of heads of cattle have been raised illegally there now being confiscated. but it's too late for the rain forest, which has already been cleared in the general mind me and did you deserve joyce government task force sweeps in to destroy the gold mining assets. while in the city has been in inspectors, check out a lumber yards timber to ensure it comes from an equal source. before being shipped to england next week. or alex, let's say that the sofa hits the environmental agency bama in the state of florida, which is the size of angola. pieces that under former president jade both. so nato illegal capital farmers and longer is operated freely. this formation is which was quite the ones that were available for a lot of in the previous 4 years, we faced the opposition of the president himself. he joins social networks that criminals to part in to say that the bama couldn't police them. our agents were attacked and received death threats, but the tide has shifted

state of emergency after the shooting on wednesday. russia's 1st lunar mission is nearly 50 in nearly 50 years a scheduled to take off very soon. the mission was originally a joint project with the european space agency, but the agency broke pies with moscow after the war and ukraine. stay with us. why don't we look at the world still visually? storage from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and include in security around the world history or something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects the lock. counting the cost on o g 0. i prefer to use friends carried out nuclear testing in the south pacific. $193.00 pages were conducted in french polynesia including $41.00 atmosphere. it exposing the local population to high levels of radiation. recent investigations reveal the toxic full out is for great, has been friends, has officially acknowledged to solve the most or send the best to send to the bill and coincidental because he calls sol sure. on to, to, to meet you that the phone today, new generations bone after the last test in 1996 and suffer from cancer and developmental diseases a about the cost of shipping them. so you wer

state—run nationalist newspaper. the global times urged the museum to return all chinese cultural relics "free of charge". the british museum has not yet responded. japan's space agencyup both a new type of telescope and a moon lander. the operator said it cancelled the launch because of wind conditions. canadian olympic figure skater alexandra paul has died in a car accident. she was 31. police said paul was killed when a truck crashed into several stationary vehicles in ontario. her baby, who was in the vehicle with her, survived and was treated in hospital for non—life threatening injuries. you're live with bbc news. libya's prime minister is reported to have sacked his foreign minister following criticism of a meeting with her israeli counterpart. najla mangoush had earlier been suspended after protests erupted and demonstrators stormed the foreign ministry headquarters. libya — which claims the meeting was a chance encounter, despite israeli denials — has no formal relations with israel. the libyan foreign ministry has since issued a statement saying it completely rejected establishing relations with israel and was committed to the palestinian cause. for more on

agency broke ties with moscow after it began its military operation and ukraine. last february. and since then, russia has strengthened this space cooperation with china. well, so far, only the united states, russia, as well as china, has managed to land the space across successfully on the moon all through government sponsored programs. moscow's last letter mission was in august of 1976 when rush it was part of the soviet union. but now there's more competition. india has sent an unmanned space probe to the moon last month to carry out chemical analysis of the lunar self. pull the united arab emirates, which opened it space agency 8 years ago, plans to send a probus early as november. and to us companies, astra bostic, as well as another company, known as intuitive machines, also are scheduled to attempt to move landings later this year. well, we are going to go to daniel hawkins, who joins us live for more on this. and daniel wanted to talk to you a little bit about this. what does this mean for russia in terms of a prestige? and i mean, is this as significant in terms of uh, prestige project? i think it's safe to say prestige has always been very close to links to the topic called spac

space at late has failed. according to state media in the country. —— launch. warning sirens are triggered in the japanese prefetch of okinawa after the wanted term. the state news agency the emergency system. for the first time, a lunar ladder has touched down on the south pole of the moon. the rover will now be deployed on previously unexplored parts of the moon's service where it is thought there might deposits of ice. that feat was carried out by indian scientists making india only the fourth country to achieve a learner —— lunar landing. samira hussain reports. landing. samira hussain reports-— landing. samira hussain re orts. ., ., reports. soft landing on the moon. india _ reports. soft landing on the moon. india is— reports. soft landing on the moon. india is on _ reports. soft landing on the moon. india is on the - reports. soft landing on the| moon. india is on the moon. reports. soft landing on the i moon. india is on the moon. it was a moment several decades in the making. and on its third attempt, india stuck the landing. as mission control celebrated, so to did an entire nation. at railway stations and even on the street. nearly 7 million people watched t

space agency director joseph ashbacker, really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> what some republican candidates are doing to win over a key u.s. swing stateo get their names on the presidential ballot. we'll have that when we return. >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber, this is cnn newsroom, donald trump is hoping to turn his arrest and booking in the georgia election subversion case into a political advantage, the former u.s. president's mug shot is front and center in a campaign fund raising push splashed on everything from coffee cups to t-shirts, his team is struggling with a crowded calendar. >> reporter: multiple conversations how to navigate if there is a potential trial or trials while he is campaigning for president in 2024. most of the advisers i talked to say they don't believe that's going to happen, they do believe the lawyers and through legal maneuvering are going to be able to delay these trials, but, they aren't entirely positive that is the case particularly as these dates mount up. i'll show you what the calendar is now. these dates are sub

agency broke times with moscow them after it began its ministry operation and ukraine. last february. since then, russia has strengthened it space cooperation with china. so far, only if you're not did states russia and china have money to land, a spacecraft to successfully on the moon all through government sponsor programs. moscow's last, luna emission was in august 1976. russia was part of the soviet union. not there's more competition in the i sent an online space probe to the moon last month to carry out the chemical analysis of the lunar so full united out of amethyst, which opened did space agency 8 years ago. applies to send a probe as early as november and to us companies, astro, baltic, and intuitive machines are also scheduled to attempt to moon landings later this year. off on us, we're going to go to daniel hawkins who's joining us live most. so what does this mean for russia then to both a russian without a doubt, this is the big come back to major space missions off the quite a long break. everyone is well aware of the tremendous. so the legacy in terms of space launch has the names of got into the chicago come on flow and people leave the house, whole famous names, of cours

space agency but for russia itself, and indeed for president vladimir putin. thank you, paulfor that. wildfires in canada are threatening tens of thousands of people in british columbia, which is now under a stateed they may need to leave at any moment. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has this report. oh, my god. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vast area there are more than a thousand wildfires burning throughout canada. about a third of them are in british columbia, where 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes. another 36,000 have been warned they may have to evacuate at any moment. kelowna, a popular tourist destination about 180 miles east of vancouver, is on the edge of a huge inferno. the fire has already destroyed several homes in the smaller community of west kelowna, with embers from that blaze travelling in the wind over a lake to ignite more structures. officials have urged the public to cancel all non—essential travel to the region. at this time, we are strongly recommending that people with plans to travel to fire—affected areas throughout the central interior and south east in the coming days to cancel those plans. we need tourists and trav

states during the great space race to the moon. the original space race of the 1960s. i happened to be in moscow when the space agency russia's sense of its abilities, prestige, the fact that russia sent the first man into space, yuri gagarin. the fact that russia, but many people often don't realise this, russia actually had the first spacecraft to land on the moon in 1959, an unmanned spacecraft. they were desperately hoping to bring back to life that early sense of russian achievement in space and so today's news is a major blow, notjust for the russian space agency but for russia itself, and indeed for president vladimir putin. our thanks to paul for that. let's get some of the day's other news now. polls open in ecuador in a few hours' time for a presidential election amidst high security and concerns over violence. the election gained international attention after one of the candidates — who opposed the country's drug cartels — was shot dead whilst campaigning. many other candidates have taken to wearing bulletproof vests. it's the first round of voting. taiwan says 25 chinese air force planes have entered its

states during the great space race to the moon. the original space race of the 19605. i happened to be in moscow when the space agencystige, the fact that russia sent the first man into space, yuri gagarin. the fact that russia, but many people often don't realise this, russia actually had the first spacecraft to land on the moon in 1959, an unmanned spacecraft. they were desperately hoping to bring back to life that early sense of russian achievement in space and so today's news is a major blow, notjust for the russian space agency but for russia itself, and indeed for president vladimir putin. i think paulfor that. i think paul for that. let's take you back to the women's world cup final that is under way right now. millions are watching around the world. especially here in england. this is south london, croydon, a fans own there. people are watching on the big screens. —— a fan zone. it is still 0—0, but there have been some big chances. england have hit the crossbar in the last few minutes as we take a look at the live scenes in newcastle with glorious sunshine. we are also inside manchester. that is ella toone's

from the space agency shows, deforestation in the amazon has fallen by 66% since july of last year, to its lowest point in six years. this week, the brazilian president is hosting heads of stateazon countries on a lumt to be held in the brazilian city at the mouth of the amazon river. he's going to try to convince heads of state to work together to fight organized crime to take care of the amazon and the people who live in it. according to the government, the meeting intends to start a new stage of cooperation against the countries that host the biom through adoption of a shared policy for the sustainable efforts of the region. efforts to save the amazon are nothing new. the brazilian government has stopped illegal mining over decades but results have been disappointed. a study showed that deforestation drove the massive amazon rain forest fires of 2019, which destroyed thousands of square miles of amazon rain forest roughly the size of new jersey. according to an analysis on the council of public relations last year, it's estimated between 17% and 20% of the amazon has been destroyed over the past 50 years. some scientists believe it's between 20% and 25% of deforestation. >

states, there is this big national space race 2.0 between nasa and china's space program building coalitions and this effort to potentially harvest water and other resources and sell them to government agencies joining us. taylor riggs joining us with what is coming up on "the big money show". what have you got? taylor: we are all over this debate, the rnc spokesperson set to join us and kevin o'leary, our very own larry kudlow and karl rove, senior advisor, all that 1:00 pm. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. - this is jabra enhance select. it's more than just a hearing aid. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. with jabra enhance select's premium package, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with our free online hearing test. you can fine

leading space agency to lu actually land this robotic mission on the south pole and begin an exploration of what's there. they're first ones to land this robotic mission there and the united statese space race? >> well, as you know, as you mentioned, russia's lunar 25 was aiming for crashed within the past week. it really means now that india is a partner, india and japan are already targeting and planning on another mission to the south pole. it really also solidifies the western international alliance in trying to deal with all things space, to try to have an international partnership. i will tell you that the united states, planning to put humans back on the moon in 2025 or '26 and they would be targeting the south pole. china is targeting the south pole with a human mission in 2030 or so. so this is really highly sought after territory on the moon and the idea is you don't want to allow anyone country to completely control it. >> fascinating stuff. tom costello, thank you. tom costello, thank you. >>> coming up, a to zzz, every shelter pet deserves a second chance. and you're making it possible for thousands of them, every day. because every time you feed your pet hill's, yo

russia's space agency, the spacecraft spun out of control, crashed onto the moon's surface, and quote, ceased to exist, end quote. speaking of the flight in a more positive like, the united states ukraine. although ukrainian pilots will need at least six months training on them. that announcement came as president biden was hosting his south korean and japanese counterparts at camp david for an historic summit. the leaders announced new security agreements including a series of high-level trilateral meetings, trilateral military exercises, and regional data sharing. now, this is really, really important because historically, south korea and japan do not get along, stemming from japan's imperial rule over the korean power insulin peninsula pre-second world war, and japan forced sexual slavery of south korean girls during that time. the fulton county district attorney fani willis is using what is known as the r.i.c.o. statute. that is to prosecute trump and 18 other defendants. the legal strategy that she has used before in great success. i wouldn't want to be part of this and i. make sure to check out the special two part episode of msnbc's prosecuting donald trump podcast. you

state of university where it would start and did something that was where we would rather take the risk of democracy to the risks of dictatorship, digital dissidence on out to 0 the time now russian space agency says it started processing down to receive from its 1st loaded emission in 50. yes. the luna 25 cross was launched on friday. it's due to reach moons south pole, just over a week to collect samples of dustin walk in india and learn the mission to the same region is due to arrive. just days later. style gazes have been delighted by strings of light from the past. save me to a shell most visible in skies across the northern hemisphere. the annual astronomical spectacle puts on a dazzling shows hundreds of meet you as can be seen with the naked eye. it's michael waffle reports. as you're looking at the very 1st need to your, from the annual per se, meets your shower, detected by nasa on the 26th of july. it's one of the biggest showers and it reached its peak this weekend with a waning chris. since making it easier to view, last year, the moon was full during the peak. a meteor shower occurs when it's pauses through the debris. trial of a comment accommodates can be thought of as a snowb