tc energy says it's conducting a full investigation. at this time officials say the spill poses no public danger. as for gas prices, some analysts tell us if the line is down for another two to three days, we could see prices go up. so the bottom line is the longer the shutdown lasts, the more drivers could have to pay at the pump. linsey. >> all right, em, our thanks to you. >>> tonight, wnba superstar brittney griner is said to be in good health and spirits. we're learning new details. tonight, these new images of griner posing with some of the team that brought her home. the american diplomat who was with her on the flight is now sharing what he saw first hand. faith abubey is in texas. >> reporter: tonight, brittney griner spending her third night inside this texas army medical center as her reintegration process continues. >> getting appropriate but both mental health care as well as physical health care. >> reporter: the 32-year-old back on u.s. soil after nearly 10 months in russian custody. held on drug charges and sent to a pen

that was journalist allie le tc. speaking to us from cobble, let's get a round up now of some other will use headlines. put frances has led christmas eve mass at the vatican in rome. the service was centered on rediscovering the meaning of christmas and to remember the suffering from war and poverty. the pontiff also rebuked to those he described as revenue for wealth and power. media report say some 248000000 people in china were infected with cove at 19 during the 1st week of december. bloomberg and the financial times cited figures from a late government document, china's health system is under strain as covert rages nationwide. official figures report only a handful of dis, despite the growing cases. members of the kurdish community have again clash with police in paris a day after 3 codes were shot and killed dead. now, gunman shot people that occurred is cultural center and need by cafe on friday. and what police say was a racist attack. almost 2 dozen people had been killed in russia after a fire broke out in

prompting global outrage and protest canister get more on these kinds of bands with journalist alita tc. he joined us from cargo. what is the practical impacts of this latest decree? it's huge. because if you think about it, you know, it's just basic logistics every time there's some kind of an emergency every time there's some kind of a need, you can ignore 50 percent of the population. obviously anywhere in the world. a woman is better capable of serving another woman, you know, whether that's going into the home, delivering medical surveyor, delivering mental health in delivering anything. and you have to remember that it's not just be and also the workers because there are so many households where the soul breadwinner is a woman. a lot of those women worked in n g o and now they're effectively out of a job out of an income as it gets colder and colder and cobble and prices for everything including food are going up it's, it's a huge impact. you know, it's an economic impact, societal impact, humanitarian impact. it's a moral impact, a morale impact. i was just with the head of the g

was no hope of you know, things looking even a little bit after these last 2 eat it was journalists tc in cobble. now china is battling a surge in cove in 1900 cases. bloomberg and financial times, i think leaked chinese government documents have reported that some 250000000 people were infected during the 1st weeks in december. chinese already here to be downplaying, the severity of the current wave. despite searching cases, they maintain there have been no new deaths or be wrong is from the school of medicine, a national taiwan university. she told us why lifting restrictions despite the consequences was inevitable. i won't days a mistake because you have to open up at some point it's, it's impossible to have the society be close down for such a long time. and we've seen that from protest everywhere. so, but the issue is trying to didn't manage as a step wise opening up. they should actually stop there a good nation, at least for the 3rd or 4th dose in to a certain population, your compensation before they actually opened up step by step on that. now it seems that all the object code

it is by an artist from indiana named tc steel. he is the leading landscape artist in indiana about a century ago. it's a painting of a little winding road taken back into the woods, and i capture at the outset of the book after a tumultuous day in january of 2021, i use that painting as a way of going back to indiana and beginning to tell my story. but at the end of the book, you will find another painting, also by tc steel. it hung in my office in the west wing for all four years, and is a classic indiana horizon, rolling hills and trees, a vista as far as the eye can see, and then there is a slight tint in the clouds. and as i write at the end of "so help me god", some people saw that painting and wondered what time of day it captured. was it don or dusk -- dawn or dusk? but i never wondered. it is dawn because the sun is always rising in america "so help me god". thank you, john. mr. heubusch: mr. vice president, on behalf of every single person here, we are so honored to have you this evening. thank you and god bless you. [app

tc energy says the leak took place near steel city, nebraska.o word on when the pipeline will be back in operation. keystone carries oil from canada to cushing, oklahoma and onward to texas. the house of representatives has passed a bill that should provide federal protection for same-sex marriage. the vote was 258-169 with 39 house republicans voting in favor. president biden will sign this bill into law. democrats were concerned that the supreme court could reverse rights to same-sex couples after it overturned the roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from one company committed to building a world that works, to three that will focus on a future that does too. this is ge healthcare, creating a world where healthcare has no limits. this is ge vernova, helping generate and move the energy that our world needs. this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for fut

things happen and we just have to repair it and move forward. >> tc energy says it will resume serviceit is safe to do so. the pipeline shutdown caused oil prices to shoot up 4%. >>> landmark legislation protecting same-sex marriage is expected to be signed into law by president biden this week. congress passed the respect for marriage act with votes from both parties. 205 republicans in the house and senate voted against the legislation. that includes congresswoman vicky hartzler. she held back tears. >> i hope and pray that my colleagues will find the courage to join me in opposing this misguided and this dangerous bill. i yield back. >> that speech caught the eye of a lot of people, including andrew. he is her nephew and he happens to be gay. he responded with this now viral video of his own. >> it's more like you want the power to force your religious beliefs on to everyone else. and because you don't have that power, you feel like you are being silenced. but you are not. you are just going to have to learn to coexist with all of us. and i'm sure it's not that hard. >> not that har

you saw some new money coming yesterday out of the senate spending billi] to the xd■tc for antitrustuse, i wonder how much of a priority, when for tech reg■ñq%=9u■u■republicans, it is about content moderation, not necessarily antitrust. >> so, i think that's right, except if you look at legislation that has passed both theÑi■house and the committees thisa■■■calendar year, both had strong bipartisan support. senator grassley call on president biden to be more aggressive on antitrust. you see it coming out of both parties. and while odds are nothing will happen in the new congress, that's generally howa■■■things , if there is one area whÑs■ the white house, the senate democrats and the house republicans could come together, it might be big techx■ regulati because everyone dislikes it for different reasons but everyone does dislike it. >> there were two bigv we were watchingu■■■on big tech this year. american innovation and choice act and thed■■markev[■ act what happened there? why didn't they get votes? >> you know, big tech did a good job lobbying as they do, spente■ nine figures knoc

canada's tc energy shut down the pipeline after almost 600,000 gallons of oil spilled into a creek. the company says that it does not know what caused the leak, and the epa said there's been no known effects yet on drinking water wells or the public. >>> the holiday travel season kicks into high gear next week, and if you're hitting the road or catching a plane, get ready for lots of company. aaa estimates more than 112 million people will travel at least 50 miles or more away from home between december 23rd and january 2nd. 2022 is expected to be the third busiest year for holiday travel since aaa began tracking those numbers 22 years ago. more than 100 million americans are expected to drive to their holiday destinations this year, and more than seven million are expected to fly. >>> it was a successful splashdown for nasa's "artemis 1" moon mission ship. the uncrewed orion capsule was divided -- was guided into the pacific oceans 350 miles south of san diego yesterday. the 25-day test flight cost billions, but the payoff -- astronauts could be next. mark strassmann has more. >>>

we are also tracking tc energy. bloomberg news is reporting that the company, which is struggling with the keystone pipeline currently shut down due to a leak, that was announced yesterday, potentially, looking at restarting a portion of it as early as tomorrow. we will continue to follow those developments. tim: after we got today is ppi report, we caught up with morgan stanley. they told us what they are most worried about. >> it is a question of when inflation comes down, which i think it will, will it stay down? the big risk in my eyes for 2023 is what if all of a sudden inflation does not stay low or does not stay down nextdoes thad back into their tightening cycle from an already higher base rate? this is something the market is not pricing in, and this is what i am worried about the most. tim: let's get more inside with bloomberg international economic correspondent michael mckee and just met in -- jess. michael, hotter than expected ppi, but sentiments in the short-term coming in at the lowest level in more

pipeline leak the spill, raising questions from environmentalists about whether the pipeline operator tc energy should keep a federal permit that allowed the pressure inside parts of the keystone system to exceed the typical maximum permitted levels . what high pressure does to a pipeline is it it really finds the weakest point and will if it's high enough could rupture from that point. but there are a lot of other potential causes for a pipeline to fail. the bottom line is the longer the shutdown last, the more drivers could have to pay at the pump. and thanks from oil to electricity and a possible nuclear fusion breakthrough, today's washington post reports . the energy department is set to announce that scientists for the first time i have produced a fusion reaction that creates a net energy gain, so that means it could eventually mean bringing electricity to the grid with no carbon footprint or radioactive waste and with fewer resources than it are involved in solar or wind. now the discovery reportedly took place at a california lab, but it's still years away from commercial use. a

, when it seemed to us that communication through telecommunication channels through the so -called tcs is already the last word in science and technology. and here it turns out that this is not necessary even from january 1, 2023, the tax service. the tax payers are moving right here to the direct interaction of the system, well, for us this is the target model, of course, to the system that administers our taxpayers from tax 3 interaction directly with system of the payer and those actions that are performed within the framework of tax control, which the system can perform at the level of connection to the payer system. they were carried out automatically without, let's say, the intervention of the tax inspector directly, thereby reducing the tax burden on the inspector staff, on the one hand, and on the other hand, we reduce the time. what comes to mind and the risks are the same there may be some honesty, security risks with data security or both in terms of security. for us, this is the first priority, so the channel of information interaction that we are building is first of all.

tc care lets you check your pet's health from the comfort of your home.ing a photo of the eyes. it's billed as the first mobile application which identifies symptoms of disease. it does it using ai, which has been trained to detect early signs of sickness. the app comes with the first scans free, but an annual subscription after that will cost you around £40 a year. come on! i think the festivities have got to ella as well. apart from having the most beautiful green eyes, there are no abnormalities, so that's great. now i can officially relax and snuggle down with my fur babies. lara: that was shiona. and we can't talk christmas without talking about toys. spencer: no, and paul carter's been testing out a very special one for us. now, i have to say, the big kid in me is very excited right now. growing up, i was obsessed with transformers, and particularly this guy. this is optimus prime, leader of the autobots. greetings, friend. i am optimus prime. now, back in the dark ages when i was a kid, the tech didn't really exist to make a fully automatic transfo

so, in the 70s, russia switched to an intermediate cartridge 5:45 standard tc, it was quite inconvenientay gross gross weapon for anyone is as if, for example, we only produce shoes of the 45th size that is, we issue the 45th to everyone, both tall and low, that 45th you wear and fight the second moment is directly all the possibilities of additional equipment only after the installation of some parts, there is a barrel cover of the receiver, on which there are rails and for the picatinny weaver rail, so we can somehow use some collimating devices there, flashlights, bipods, any attachments there is no such equipment in the base, and even today, if you take 12 new russian ones there, it is not very different from what was allegedly something else, but that is exactly why the kalash remains a kalash, no matter what we will do with it, the kalash kugushmeiser was invited to work before the ussr in 1946, a kalashnikov machine gun appeared in izhevsk in a year. the twin of the good old stormtrooper and the embodiment of a number of ideas of other developers to conspire with real inventors li

migrants from seeking asylum in u.s., yesterday texas governor abbott send 3 more buses of migrant to tcres dipped below freeze, back to the great christmas debate. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. to the great christmas debate. the distractions round is closing up, this one is a doozy. nothing, announces coming of holiday season like two classic tv specials, rudolph the red nose reindeer and a charlie brown christmas, michael, you tell us where rudolph should go down in history, but to keep it interesting -- elves? you have to argue while eating a fruitcake. that's right. >> bon appetit. >> aallergic. >> i.m now there is a few night amount of fruitcakes that are passed actioner round the world. >> charlie ground christmas is a great show, i will givearou you that. >> i'll feed when you. chr >> what the nailgd nation, i'm eating, rudolph, oh, my lord this is delish ios. ous. >> okay.oh m rudolph is a better show. not only is it a wonderful christmas lesson for everyone. it is also uniquely american. >> yes. >> think about america. u america.ni >> 13 colonies, 50 states that unify when the time gets

think my get some flow and here in moscow and i want to think our viewers for watching us here are tc next time. remember cross top roles. ah ah oh visa, she had went to sweden, steve, oh god, oh, he's fun down washington: photo sean house please be fun. claudia with john. and you a few more minutes when you get, when you come to the park, teach you show. teach it. you're gonna get a new owner of she lets me do is get a minute. looks that on the get a minute. those numbers from the social. but our mission is to get a minute. those new with story crease ga. gov to other but i should characters and in fact he says i'm told hamish a sub washington dick tier 2 doors one to assist jesus. ok. so why is his name in v fan to the folk along as all you could do a dead boy trinet stand behind his billing friend for by my daughter. and i will probably look on a wednesday now. spawns endorsement with i was told that lines on our team international senior india and the government official confirms to r t that reason and india russia summit will not take place this year is due to the leaders shed ru

the best role of his career, by his own admission, here and yuri aleksandrovich kuznetsov here and tc and in addition to the magnificent ensemble cast in the person of gosha kutsenko and margarita abroskina gives a very dangerous person wants to confess in anatolia he is kind. yes yes, but a hooligan, there is such a good hooligan. so, god forbid that there are people around us who spend their time, uh, for the most part not on themselves , the filmmakers consulted with representatives of the russian orthodox church when they filmed this part of the continuation of the naughty two films, this one is less about the church in mostly about feelings, a lot of interesting creative tips on how to build a dialogue between generations today, within a single family and within a whole society, the film turned out to be kind and funny in its own way wise at the box office. naughty two since december 15 ivan kudryavtsev anton demidov alexei kalach and anton fedotov lead. pensioner galina ermilova, who has lost her home and is forced to huddle on the landing, will temporarily move to the center fo

. >> let me mention that about jared -- gerald tc. over 20,000 high schools are high school numbers of service. most do not have it. not individual boards of education includes it. >> congress sets? a cap on the number of rotc programs funded every year. thatat can increase if congress agrees to it but you are right the school district has to request -- request rotc. it's a mutual kind of thing and it's a great program and we should increase it. >> you mentioned this issue back in april not coming until the summer.at what happened there and did anybody see this coming? >> there were certainly it.ussion of we got indicators and warnings in the spring but to tom's point really the legislative task is done by april or may about the time the services are saying we maye fall short by september or october and that's when the army lowered its overall goal. they were inducted patients but it's the way the cycle works. >> we are all and army and some of us still are. they don't like to admit defeat until they are defeated. in april the army sa

also by tc steele. it hung in my office in the westinwing for all four years . and it's a classic indiana horizon. rolling hills and trees. of vistas as far as the eye can see and then there's a slight tint in the clouds. and as i write at the end of so help me god, some people saw that painting and wondered what type of dayit captured . was it dawn or dusk? but i never wondered. it's gone. because the sun is always rising in america. so helpus god . [applause] thank you john. >> mister vice president, on behalf of every person here we are so honored to have you this evening . thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen welcome the 48 vice president of theunited states . please remain seated as our special guest and party exit the building. thank you for attending and we hope to see you at ournext event . >> one of the books we talk about the business of books with news and interviews about the publishing industry and nonfiction authors. find all our podcasts by downloading the free c-span app or wherever you get your podcasts . >> c-span now

tc energy operates the keystone pipeline and is now working with the epa on the cleanup.s the largest on-land spill in nearly a decade. the company telling abc news the exact cause of the leak remains unclear. >> we got our response crews working on responding to the incident and we also have our technical crews looking into the cause of this. >> reporter: this pipeline which carries oil from canada to refineries in the u.s. shut down for now. tc energy dispatching some 250 personnel working around the clock to keep the spill contained and manage cleanup. >> we won't restart our system here until it's safe to do so. until we have regulatory pr concerns the shutdown could jack up gas prices in the region. >> if the pipeline remains down for a week or longer, some areas in the plains states could see gas prices stop declining and could see increases of potentially 25 to 40 cents a gallon. >> reporter: the spill in a rural area. officials say water sources for nearby communities remain safe and say there's no immediate threat to the public. but of course the long-term enviro

from minors without the consent of parents. 245 million dollars will be refunded to players who the f tc says were misled into making unintended purchases. >> here is another staggering number. nearly $400 billion worth of food goes unsold or uneaten during the holidays. that represents $800 per household of four. >> abc's ginger zee simple tips to reduce food waste. >> for many americans the holidays represent a season of plenty with big meals for friends, family and lots of extra treats. this time of year also comes with a lot of uneaten leftovers which is both money in the trash and a wasted opportunity to help fight climate change. >> across the country about 35% of all our food goes unsold or uneaten. >>>> 14% of food produced around the world is wasted before it is harvested. another 17% is thrown out after it reaches stores and us. this amount of food can feed 1.26 billion people a year and it generates eight to 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions. >> when food goes into the landfill it produces methane. that is a powerful greenhouse gas. all the resources it takes to grow,, st

crews from tc energy saying they are investigating along with federal officials. >> we will not restartour system until it is safe to do so and until we have regulatory approval. >> the pipeline carries oil from canada to refineries in the u.s. there are growing concerns the shutdown could jack up prices in the region. >> if the pipeline remains down for a week or longer some areas in the plane states could see gas prices start declining and increases of $.14 a gallon. >> the long term environmental impact could not be known for some time. officials say there is no threat to the public and drinking water is safe in the area. >> for to drop nationwide and here and the bay area. california's average for a gallon of regular unleaded is down from 447 milwaukee go. aaa reports the napa area has the highest average. 468 a gallon for > move on to consumers news. >> michael is here with today's headlines. >> transparency in college costs. this the u.s. government accountability office says colleges have one of the problems airlines are often cited having lack of transparency in costs. a new stu

the pipeline's operator, tc energy -- formerly known as transcanada -- estimated some 588,000 gallons of tar sands oil spilled into a natural waterway. that's nearly enough to fill an olympic-sized swimming pool. it's the largest u.s. crude oil spill in nearly a decade, and the worst in the history of the keystone pipeline, which carries oil from canada's tar sands to refineries in illinois and the gulf coast. in canada, hundreds of people marched through the streets of montrÉal on saturday to demand a strong deal to protect wildlife as the u.n. holds a major summit on biodiversity. the u.n. biodiversity conference, known as cop15, seeks to protect an estimated 1 million plant and animal species threatened by extinction, most of them due to human activity. activist charlene george of the ts'auk nation says any deal on -- needs to ensure the rights of indigenous people who've worked for millennia to protect their lands. >> today is about the used and they're having a voice and it is a really important voice because some other people are afraid to stand up and the youth -- to say the wo

as charges from the sec, the cf tc and department of justice mount against bankman-fried and millionsof creditors frantically await word on their missing money, what does the ftx disaster mean for the future and reputation of crypto exchanges? including kracken, which could actually help in solving some of the missing money question. incoming ceo dave ripley is joining us now. dave, you have not held back in your criticism of sbf, pretty stomach-turning testimony. after today's hearing, how would you describe sam bankman-fried? >> yeah, well, it's a great question, and liz, i tell you, this just truly a travesty for ftx customers and really, anyone impacted by this frankly outright fraud, and i do like the description of this from the hearing today, and referring to it as just kind of old fashion fraud as its always been there's no place for this in our industry, frankly in any industry, and we're interested to see a positive outcome here. liz: well, he's been arrested. his lawyer has asked for bail of 250,000. what do you think of that and maybe if we rewind the clock just a few days

third ranked tsu taking on tenth ranked tc state.econd ranked michigan playing and top ranked georgia against lsu and both michigan and georgia, undefeated and could lose today and still make playoffs. no real drama there, but, guys, be sure to have high drama in a few hours between the usa and netherlands. actually going to a watch party right now. i'll be ober there. hanging on every moment. it's exhausting, but this year hoping that team usa can somehow pull this out. >> not allowed to lose your voice, andy. >> yeah, andy. less celebration than the houston astros and the world serious. pelvic contusion is a great way to put that injury. hoping getting to celebrate. last time on the ground writhing in pain. >> reporter: a goal this time hopefully able to slide into the corner with teammates. >>> our next hour starts right now. >>> good morning, and welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm boris sanchez. >> good morning, boris. i'm amara walker. 519 days

high work, enough for all operators of cnc machine tools, tc controller and also a locksmith, and theseacancies, moreover, in defense enterprises are waiting, both beginners and people with experience. i train young specialists with technical educations in the professions that are in demand. now in our company. it is machinist based crane operators real machine control installers. roman has already dealt with such machines. he receives higher education and has been working here since november. i came a month ago. uh, since i am a classmate and my mentor advised me to come here to get a job, the training lasts two up to three months in theory, practice right at the workplace after a probationary period already independent work, full social package, official employment, competitive salary, this also attracts a soft garment factory. here, too, there is a large state order, sewing, unloading. backpacks are elements of soft armor protection, and there are not enough working hands, we are acutely experiencing a shortage of professional personnel, namely professional seamstresses. here it is p

mmeta is,facebook and rigging tc square intelligence asset in its favor and where are the facebook filesgle files. house republicans have an obligation to not only expose the coordinated government big tech assault on the first amendment, but to prevent such corruption of our political system and undermining of liberty from ever happening again. well-said there. >> joe: you know what they are talking about there. a letter come out from schiff to facebook right after elon musk started exposing what was happening at twitter saying you better not do that you better not change how you are censoring. because it's a public safety -- and so you know what really is so, i guess, frustrating for me, is they can just turn words. and do what is called basically censorship and call it well, this is for safety. this is about public safety. this is about putting misinformation out that might hurt someone. meanwhile people like elon musk are exposing that all the crazy conspiracy theorists had it right all along. what does that do? spotlight and relevance to out there. if you want to talk about misinfor

the owner, canada's tc energy, shut it down after 588,000 gallons poured into a local creek. the same company abandoned plans for a larger keystone xl pipeline last year after president biden canceled a permit. environmentalist bill mckibbin says the type of oil that keystone carries could make the cleanup effort more complex. >> it will be many, many years and many, many millions of dollars before it's even close to being remediated. >> reporter: the epa said no drinking water wells were affected and oil removal efforts will continue into next week. for pannbacker's family time is crucial. >> our family's worked hard to be good stewards of the land. so we just -- we want to do whatever we can to restore it. >> reporter: generations of her family's history now at stake. elise preston, cbs news, new york. york. >>> the "cbs overnight news" (pensive music) (footsteps crunching) (pensive music continues) - [narrator] for one in five children worldwide the holidays aren't a time to celebrate. they're just another day of hunger. no family dinners, no special treats, no full bellie

efforts, safety of our personnel on site and safety of the environment community, canada based operator tcy shut down the system last week after a breach in the pipeline caused more than 588,000 gallons of oil. to leak in northern kansas. that's nearly enough to fill an olympic size swimming pool. the company had secured a federal government permit that allowed the pressure inside parts of the pipeline to exceed the typical maximum amount loud . it would not surprise me at all to learn that that higher pressure is what has caused these large releases in 2019. the pipeline leaked in estimated 383,000 gallons in north dakota . environmental concerns led president biden to pull the plug last year on the proposed keystone xl pipeline. we have seen a pretty high number of failures on that pipeline. i think it's probably a good time for the federal regulator. the pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration to maybe look at that special permit. um and that higher pressure. they're allowing this pipeline to operate the e p a says the spill is contained. so far, it has not threatened the

tc highway shootingyear on an oakl. brooks jarocz joins us now live from the newsroom. with what evidence prosecutors say help link these gang members to this really terrible crime. brooks just hours ago we heard from jasper woo's father. we also learned investigators relied upon eyewitness accounts, shell casings, surveillance cameras and other evidence to pieces case together now, while they're not revealing additional details of what led up to these arrests , the chp and the district attorneys say those responsible will be held accountable. after 13 months of investigating three gang members are now facing murder charges for a strange bullet that hit and killed toddler jasper woo on an oakland highway. it happened because two rival gangs were having a rolling gun battle on highway 8 80 going north pbond alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley says trevor green and ivory bivens, part of the chopper, city criminal street gang, were in a dark infinity shooting in middle of the afternoon at a nissan ultima. inside rivals johnny jackson in case only of the eddie r

. >>> you are wa >>> you are wa tc who says y you have toto d more on skskincare to get resesults?d more on skskincare i i power up m my skin witith . who says y you have toto d more on skskincare itit works. guararanteed. who says y you have toto d more on skskincare try niniacinamide e for streng, retinol l 24 for smomooths who says y you have toto d more on skskincare anand vitamin n c for brigight. who says y you have toto d more on skskincare i likeke to use ththem all! who says y you have toto d more on skskincare olay. . face anyththing. shshe is fearlrless heart's on thehe line shshe is fearlrless depend sililhouette shshe is fearlrless keepeping leaks s off her mim. comfortatable in shahapeware fabricic shshe moves wiwith ease. comfortatable in shahapeware fabricic confidident on nigights like thehese. depend sililhouette. confidident on nigights like thehese. the only t thing strononger ththan us, is s you. (police radio call) (sirens) (news report) (sirens) (news report) my asthma a felt anyththing but normrmal. a a blood testst helped showow my asthmama is d driven by e

the operator canada based tc energy is now working with the epa on clean-up as well as the pipeline andep an eye on that one. >>> well right now the orion moon craft headed back to the kennedy space center after completing this major milestone in the mission to get astronauts back to the moon and ultimately to mars. nasa sharing images of the orion on the way to san diego aboard the uss portland. >> memories of apollo. it looks like the capsule from the late 60s and 70s. it had a successful splash down there on sunday. data will be analyzed in preparation for phase two which is sending astronauts to orbit the moon. i want to bring in jonathan mcdowell for his expertise. he's an astrophysicist at the center for astro physics. i'm all about space and i love all of this and i love covering it. let's go as far as we can. this is a very expensive way to do it. using a lot of old technology to do so. but it is going to the moon. we've been there. 50 some odd years ago. is it all worth it as a stepping-stone on to mars as sts described in. >> i think it is important regain the ability to go ba

schoolteacher, i'll throw that -- chambers w tc you work, i'll put that in their. -- what i realizedexactly what the founders of colorado springs wanted. the founders of colorado springs wanted to create more than just a little frontier town. in fact, they wanted to create an anti frontier town. that is a word that has been used by other historians. palmer and the other people who worked with him had seen what railroads a combined with lots of minors and alcohol can do to a city. it was not good. so they decided they want something that was going to stick around. it was, not in many cases, such a point of morality as it was a point of good business. it, was okay, we want something that is going to stick around. we want. families because that is how this is going to last. so what they did is they tried to create an anti frontier town. they were really prioritizing bringing churches are. here they would give free land to churches as they were plotting into the land. they, also in this is very important, wrote a temperance cause into all their land deeds. so if you wanted to buy land in