not agree and the treaty won't be formalized joining us to talk about this in sapporo japan consume tosa zuki he's a member of the international editorial board at the space policy journal in geneva switzerland daniel paris he's a space security fellow at the u.n. institute for disarmament research and in the studio victoria samson she's the washington office director for the secure well foundation hello everybody it's really good to have you certainly is a member the public in a civilian when we talk about the militarization of space we think so i find any explosions or battles but i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality one of the conflicts have there been any in space that you know about. i mean it's just it's not that sexy and unfortunately i never know his thing so you know you get a starship troopers coming around and you have doc right in space but really what we're looking at is interfering with satellites and that could be anything from deliberately shooting one down but what's happening now is actually just jamming radio frequency interference preventing th

not agree and the treaty won't be formalized joining us to talk about this in sapporo japan consume tosa zuki he's a member of the international editorial board at the space policy journal in geneva switzerland daniel pipes he's a space security fellow at the u.n. institute for disarmament research and in the studio victoria samson she's the washington office director for the secure well foundation hello everybody it's really good to have you certainly is a member the public of a civilian when we talk about the militarization of space we think so i find any explosions or battles but i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality one of the conflicts have there been any in space that you know about. i mean it's just it's not that sexy and unfortunately i never know is think so you know you have starship troopers coming around and you know doc writes in space but really what we're looking at is interfering with satellites and that could be anything from deliberately shooting one down but what's happening now is actually just jamming radio frequency interference preventing the

agree in the treaty would be formalized joining us to talk about this is a poor old japan consume tosa zuki he's a member of the international editorial board at the space policy journal in geneva switzerland daniel paris he's a space security fellow at the u.n. institute for disarmament research and in the studio victoria samson she's the washington office director for the secure well foundation hello everybody it's really good to have you certainly as a member the public in a civilian when we talk about the militarization of space we think so i find any explosions or battles but i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality one of the conflicts have there been any in space that you know about. i mean it's just it's not that sexy and unfortunately i never know his thing so you know you have starship troopers coming around and you know doc writes in space but really what we're looking at is interfering with satellites and that could be anything from deliberately shooting one down but what's happening now is actually just jamming radio frequency interference preventing th

let's check i with chuck bell before we talk tosa mel about the commute this morning. chuck, what do you have in. >> i have good news forecast today. the complaint department is closed. it will be reallyto mild y. plenty of sunshine, as well. la live look at the termi there at reagan national airport. it's sti dark. thn not up until 7:20 this morning. morning, mostly in the 30s and 40s. 47 he in washington. a 10-degree to 20-degree improvement, compared to yesterday morning. and it will be a milderte oon, as well. a little cool at the bus stops this morning. you will probably need your light jacket. but play time with afternoon temperatures, near 70 degrees. that a-plus weather for sure. more about that friday rain chance and the weekendcooldown coming up. melissa, good morning. >> good morning to you. i like that a-plus ather, especially for recess. taking a look right now. chopper 4 looks like thei fa camera is frozen. inbound 14th street bridge, the left side islocked by an accident there. new problem, that onepr is a ne lem. inbound clara barton parkway, the right

susan page, he's going to runthn obama/biden record and say, whatever you want tosa that's the new standard-beareror progressivis i did it. he's running his third term. can you look back and b the candidate of the future? >> historically, no.th historically's a really hard think to do. and joe biden has a problem, too. he had a long history in public office, iluding some aspects of his career in a do not represent the most progressive partsth oamerican government. he's going to be challenged on where does he stand? and where does he oustand, as say, looking forward, not looking back. either with eight yes of the obama/biden administration, the years before that. >> can he handle six months of iowans kicking the tires on other candidates, while his support goes down? like, we're here f biden. but he has to go through others. >> i'm waiting for anita hill interview. i'm waiting for the person who talks about integration. the name recognition is why he is at th top of t ticket. i think there's a vetting. >> i'm looking forward to the debate that nbc and telemundo pull together. >> his key strength is

agree and the treaty won't be formalized joining us to talk about this is a poor old japan consumer tosazuki he's a member of the international editorial board at the space policy journal in geneva switzerland daniel paris he's a space security fellow at the u.n. institute for disarmament research and in the studio victoria samson she's the washington office director for the secure well foundation hello everybody it's really good to have you certainly is a member the public in a civilian when we talk about the militarization of space we think so i find any explosions or battles but i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality one of the conflicts have there been any in space that you know about. i mean it's just it's not that sexy and unfortunately i never know his thing so you know you have starship troopers coming around and yeah doc right in space but really what we're looking at is interfering with satellites and that could be anything from deliberately shooting one down but what's happening now is actually just jamming radio frequency interference preventing the sate

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