u.s. congress. tokyo apparently made the concession in order to release the joint statement by the time japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda meets u.s. president barack obama on monday. the japanese government hopes the bilateral agreement to alleviate the burden on okinawa will lead to a breakthrough in the stalled relocation talks with the prefecture and nago city. but even after release of the joint statement, with the joint statement both the prefecture and the city remain opposed to the relocation plan. given the displeasure expressed by influential u.s. lawmakers, attention will be focused on the moves in the u.s. congress too. >>> japan's nuclear and industry safety agency or nisa says it will draw up new safety standards regarding the impact of tsunami on nuclear power plants. in addition to the height of tsunami, the standards will also address the penetration and pressure exerted by the powerful waves. last year's giant tsunami flooded emergency generators at the fukushima daiichi nuclear

u.s. congress, though a coalition does not name names.were are those athiests all still in the closet except for one? >> i think that americans realize we don't really have the ability to hold our politicians accountable. in congress you get the districts where you win with 73%. and so for a lot of americans, one thing that does keep them accountable is the idea that there are repercussions for your actions. i think that a lot of people think if you don't believe in an after life, if you don't believe in eternal implications, for what you do, if you could just get away with ripping people off and as long as you don't get caught you're fine, i don't think somebody would trust somebody that didn't believe in after life with so much power. >> you think you have to -- athiest to believe in an after life. >> yes. >> i don't think do you. and morality with atheism. >> you could be moral and excepted as truly moral person and athiest, correct? >> yet. we need to talk about public perceptions. it's till strong enough force -- >> are you sure. >>

u.s. congress passes a controversial cyber security act that could give the government access to internet users personal information motion heavily criticised by civility advocates as an infringement of privacy. brands threatens to pull out of the troubles i on this tougher border powers are granted within the e.u. the cheated critics say undermines the blocks of principle of european unity. and the arrests of more than eighty university students are running against tradition hikes in canada to use warnings of harsh police tactics when dr discontent a national protest. posco out is next now in today's edition we check out where in the russian capital you can discover vintage cars on this play and the next. hello and welcome to the program on this week show we take a look at the subject of retro because from stylish american catalogs to groovy tried to have a real a style such classic cars from the past so joey much about bruce as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at office location museum of retro cars. a retro revo

u.s. congress. tokyo apparently made the concession in order to release the joint statement by the time japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda meets u.s. president barack obama on monday. the japanese government hopes the bilateral agreement to alleviate the burden on okinawa will lead to a breakthrough in the stalled relocation talks with the prefecture and nago city. but even after release of the joint statement, with the joint statement both the prefecture and the city remain opposed to the relocation plan. given the displeasure expressed by influential u.s. lawmakers, attention to will be focused on moves in the u.s. congress, too. >> all right, keep us posted on this. thanks for coming in, nhk world's takeshi kurihara. >>> the largest ever joint naval drill involving china and russia has ended friday. the exercise brought together a flotilla of warships in the yellow sea for maneuvers. china mobilized 18 vessels including submarines in the six-day exercise off its eastern province of shen dong.

u.s. congress saying. online privacy. waterboarding and stress positions justice to the controversial torture techniques used by the u.s. against terror suspects a secret has been leaked which runs the war crimes and shows the bush administration was one of the against their use. explains many feel the presence of border isn't enough to make up for america's past mistakes. america's so-called war on terror produced images and accounts that ignited a world of questions about torture and the u.s. treatment of suspects american people need to know we're using techniques within the last. two years after george w. bush left the white house. the former commander in chief admitted his stamp of approval for the use of interrogation techniques like waterboarding dubbed inhumane and illegal under u.s. law and the geneva conventions was waterboarding legal in your opinion but there's a lawyer said it was legal so it got forward some of the torture. and but you know first a judgment of people who are going to do the bush administratio

u.s. congress hawks cozy up with syrian rebels and step up calls to supply them with arms. plus critics say spanish plans for a vegas style gambling require to make money in jobs that actually kind of boosting the sex industry more. now let us elections coming up in november what's really on the minds of the american people are he's going to speak to jim clifton c.e.o. of a company conducting opinion polls in the states who says sometimes pollsters are more in tune with the public and politicians. i'm sitting down with jim clifton the c.e.o. of gallup the organization that conducts opinion polls you know one hundred forty countries and that's where you go when you want to find out what americans think about some of the most important issues of the day there's a quick thank you very much for joining me my pleasure seems clear about opinion polls is that it very much depends on the question is asked and with this regard there's something i'd like to kind of mark it were two different polls not by talent first they're going to choice between israel conducting strikes on iran's

u.s. congress waves through the new cyber security bill that will let internet firms hand over people's personal data to the government president obama's threatened to veto those citing privacy concerns. plus the three of on crew successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station as the first post shuttle era mission comes to an end. and the economic blows continue to rain on spain its credit rating takes another hit while unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent. of next month's anders gets behind the wheel and under the hood of some vintage cars in his latest edition of moscow. hello and welcome to the program on this week's show be taking a look at the subject of retro because from stylish american catalogs to groovy tried to have a real estate such classic cars from the past so joey lots of boundaries as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at office location museum of retro cars. a retro revolution why do we love all things vintage many collectors believe that back in the

u.s. congress examines and you cannot say that tackling cyber terror with freedom and swung it could become a license while talking about the state. but next we focus on what a growing number of americans see is a major flaw of u.s. politics and two party system a frank interview that won the battle for gerry white's socialist equality party presidential term that's coming right. party sitting down with jerry white socialist equality party presidential candidate for the upcoming two thousand and twelve election mr right thank you very much for joining our team today thank you very much well according to a gallup poll a record number of americans now identify themselves as independents that's actually more than those who identify themselves as democrats or republicans what do you think that says about american politics really central question. as for years social opposition has always been channeled back into the democratic party which is presented itself as the people's party right so you had huge protests for example against the iraq war in two thousand and three but then the leadership of

u.s. congress with a strike on iran still firmly on the agenda as critics accuse arms merchants and contractors of driving the debate. and terrorist planning to attack london during the olympics could be fired on from residential rooftops posting state of the art missiles officials say the rockets would be a last resort but people are alarmed that they could become targets for terrorists . next with sit down with chris hedges author and u.s. war correspondent to ask where he thinks washington is heading when it comes to its domestic and global policies. chris hedges is an american author journalist former war correspondent and respected expert on middle east politics the pulitzer prize winner is also a man who is suing the us president and secretary of defense will be talking about that and a range of other issues as mr hedges joins me now for a one on one interview thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. sure we have seen a lot of violence and instability over the past couple of years the arab spring foreign intervention in libya uncontrollable debt problems and riots in the u.s. and th

u.s. congress examines a new act in acting some of the terrible. it's going to become a license for typing by the state. recorders from monday's plane crash in western siberia reportedly showing the ice and its wings brought down the aircraft killing thirty one that's the plane or some spray painted antifreeze before takeoff . that's going to weigh into sports needs with which. thanks for watching the sport and these are the headlines you know not lashkar six ones reach good going cup battle for the very first time. a c three one to reach the champion's league semi's along with john by. fighting the russian cruiserweight champion that advertise for the defense of his w.p.s. crown. but we will start with the ice hockey we're going on in moscow have reached the garden cup final after thrashing scar six one to complete a series whitewash and he's been scoring a hat trick in a tie that saw the muscovites late fall like the game to play he scored his first. single in the second frame is the first time the great thank you daryn cup final and we'll play y

u.s. congress examines the new act in tackling cyber terror the freedom activists. license turned in by the state. well the time for sports with andrew and no messy can't stop scoring carries a goal machine here isn't a bad thing move him last night or as a sidebar slow stormed into the champions league semifinals we've got reaction from our team all coming up. hello to you watching the sport here are not see these are the headlines you know most rush scarse six one to reach the current cup finals for the very first time. barcelona boss ac milan three one to reach the champions league semi's along with german giants paul ryan. i'm fighting top russian cruiserweight champion. in the first depends of his injury and be a. first on one last go have reached the good darren cup final date skaar six one last night to complete a series whitewash against the simply side in the scene scoring a trick in a tie there's still the muscovites lead by neil would have a hearty game to play is the very first time. to be going to cup finals and they will play to win out of the others b

u.s. congress. they say. waterboarding in stress positions to the torture techniques used by the u.s. against terror suspects a secret memo has been leaked which brands them with crimes and shows the bush administration has warned against thinking it's insulting it's important explains if it will present a well or isn't doing enough to make up for america's past mistakes. america's so-called war on terror produced images and accounts that ignited a world of questions about twitter and the u.s. treatment of suspects american people need to know where using techniques within the law. two years after george w. bush left the white house. the former commander in chief admitted his stamp of approval for the use of interrogation techniques like waterboarding dubbed inhumane and illegal under u.s. law and the geneva conventions well as waterboarding legal in your opinion as a lawyer said it was legal so it develops all within the that courtroom. and let's go first to judgment of people where you would have the bush administration also chose to disregard the judgment of a top adviser who warns

u.s. congress waves through the new cyber security bill that will let internet firms hand over people's personal data to the government call it the end of privacy. france and germany's calls to resurrect old borders threaten to said the e.u. back in time to sponsor crowds turning on brussels in a bid to risk a photo fury. and running battles in montreal see eighty five more students arrested in the increasingly violent faceoff over a rise in tuition fees. as promised now moscow out in today's edition we check out where in the russian capital you can discover vintage cars on display and in action . hello and welcome to the program on this week's show be taking a look at the subject of retro cars from stylish american catalogs to groovy child is to have a real estate such concept cars from the past so joey much about bruce as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at all first location museum of retro cars. a retro revolution why do we love all things vintage many collectors believe that back in the day cars were cars not applian

u.s. congress passed the controversial cyber security act that could give the government access to internet users personal information russian heavily criticised by civil liberty advocates as an infringement of privacy. france threatens to pull out of the shank and travels less tough but one of the powers of granted within the initiative critics say undermines the dog's principle of european unity. in egypt thousands of businesses are expected to descend on tucker square friday and rally day sales and that are holding the revolution many feel the fight for democracy has been replaced by a scramble for power. and the arrests of eighteen bursty students running against tuition hikes in canada triggers warnings that police tactics when you drive discontent and fuel national protests. around the world and around the clock you're watching are taking a highly controversial cyber security act and this is now a step closer to becoming law following a u.s. congress approval process now heads to the senate where the white house has already threatened to veto the bill because the storm of reaction amo

u.s. congress with a strike on iran. really on the agenda critics accuse merchants and contractors of driving the debate. on to those with headlines here and on t.v. next unit is patiently standing by there you are so into your world the sports we go proceedings are set to hit a boiling point in the english football world tonight on the way they certainly are they don't come much bigger than manchester city versus monk shift united for essentially the english premier league title back kicks off tonight we've got more on that rory pulis to rest after a busy weekend of world sport right. pre-fab your company this is sports today plenty had a few over the next ten eleven minutes or so including the. next game maria sharapova beats world number one victoria azarenka on the still dark clay to claim for first title these are. all the top seeds are truly cute son just in their opening of the n.b.a. season. on boxing clever russian middleweight champion. who argues brains are just as important as brawn in the ring the person put

u.s. congress. he is married to lucy goode. and they have a daughter. i would point out that with this 12 years service in the u.s. congress, he served in federal office longer than barack obama or mitt romney combined. [laughter] with that, for his acceptance speech, let's welcome virgil goode jr. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> first, i want to say thanks so much to all of you who were targets and supported me and this nomination battle for the presidency of the united states under the constitution party label. when you win by one vote, you know every vote counts. i want to say to those who also ran, it was an honor to be associated. i want to thank john and carol for all they have done over the years for the constitution party. -- joan and daryl for raleigh have done over the years for the constitution party. [applause] robbie wells -- thank you. [applause] the energy and enthusiasm exhibited by robbie wells on this campaign has been tremendous. if he will continue to work with us, if we do not get to the top of the hill this time, we will get

u.s. congress should pass the accountability act which is, we don't need to go into the details of the policyssue, whether or not we are going to stay on record as saying human rights matter. they matter in russia. they matter in china. >> more with katrina lantos swett on cspan's q & a. >> the pope has a famous way of being determined with the cardinal level post. and the pope hand picks this person. and this person -- this person decides when the pope is dead. he hits him three times on the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal name three times which is carried over from the romans. the romans use that method yelling your name at you three times. although even today the pope isn't didn't tim the cardinal position says he is dead. >> on afterwards, dick tereci, describes the ever changing concept of death and organ harvesting is blurring that line. also this weekend on book tv, arlen specter on the split between old guard

u.s. congress. to the cherry blossom a tree planting ceremony will be held this morning >> . five territories will be at joint base anacostia overlooking the tidal basin. japanese ambassador and representatives of the japanese military will planted trees. ach tree will represent branch of the u.s. armed services. tonight marks the premiere of a c series. and it ised "scandal" washington. >> it is inspired by judy smith, a manager. and a show producer. >> we hope you watch it and enjoy it and appreciating or hometown on television if. >> to takee opportunity screening as well as a discussion with judy smith about the drama starring kerry washington as a woman who a life to protecting theic images of nation's leaders. give viewers an of what exactly she does. >> a lot of people see high- cases in the newspaper tv.watched them on always wonder who is a behind- scenes making things happen. "scandal" was created by rhimes, the woman behind anatomy and private practice. a big winnerll be as well. season premiere tonight at 10:00 on abc 7. then and 11:00 tonight i will more on the s

u.s. congress.endorsed by o'malley and known by the voters in germantown. >> rob is the current state majority leader in the state house. and he has experience as opposed to an inexperienced businessman who is running against him. >> reporter: gar ji ol a has received stiff competition. >> yes, delaney. >> why? >> because i think he's a fresh new person, and i think that he would do a good job for us. >> reporter: the other democratic hopefuls in the primary are charles bailey, ron little and pullon. no matter who the democratic and republican candidates turn out to be, it is anticipated that this will be the most hotly contested congressional race in this fall's general election. in germantown, maryland, chris jordan, news4. >> stay tuned to news4 and nbcwashington.com. we'll have the election results tonight on news4 at 11:00. >>> coming up next tonight, we'll hear from two local singers on "the voice." they performed live last night. >>> the mega >>> whoever bought that winning mega millions tick

u.s. congress gives its approval. some people say the u.s. may first lift a ban on issuing visas to myanmar's senior government officials, and it may also appoint a new ambassador to the country. >>> asean leaders also called the results a big step toward democracy. lifting economic sanctions was on their summit agenda in cambodia. the move would help them integrate asean economies more effectively. nhk world's tarazawa reports from phnom phen. >> reporter: past asean summits have seen myanmar the focus of unwanted attention about its human rights record. but today, the submit in the capital of phnom phen was different. they received a warm welcome after sunday's history by-election. asean leaders praised the vote won by pro-democracy leader aung san suu kyi. the development could boost asean's project to create an economic community by 2015. cambodian prime minister chaired the summit. he apparently believes removing sanctions from the asean economic area would be an important step forward. >> reporter: asean leaders are believed to call on

u.s. congress gives its approval. political analysts suggest the u.s. may lift first ban on issuing visas to myanmar's senior government officials. they also say it could appoint a new ambassador to the country. >>> asean leaders also called the results of sunday's by-election a big step toward democracy. lifting economic sanctions was on their summit agenda in cambodia. the move would help them integrate asean economies more effect ofly. nhk world tashoki terazawa reports from phnom phen. >> reporter: today the summit in the cambodian capital was different. myanmar's president hun sen received a warm welcome after sunday's historic by-election. asean leaders praised the vote won by pro-democracy leader aung san suu kyi. the development could boost asean's project to create an economic community by 2015. cambodian prime minister hun sen chaired the summit. he apparently believes removing sanctions from the economic area could be an important step forward. >> reporter: asean leaders are calling on europe and the united states to lift sanctions against my

u.s. congress with the strike on iran still firmly on the agenda as critics accuse arms merchants and contractors of driving the debate. and terrorist planning to attack london during the olympics could be fired on from presidential rooftops hosting state of the art missiles officials say the rockets will be a last resort but people are alarmed that they could become targets for terrorists . well i guess we need a community who choose to go back to basics in our special report. even though one hundred. it's easy to look out in society it's easy to look out at what's going on in politics or society and say well i don't like that like i want to protest against that or you know some political decision or whatever you know whatever happens there's things that it's good to you know the easy to identify a protest against but but there's got to be a flip side to say well here's what you're against but then what are you in favor of so we talked about you know some people go off to the occupy wall street protests but that in a way it's just as important to stay here and keep you know keep our businesses g

u.s. congress examines a new act tightening cyber terror a freedom that could become a license by the state. i'll be back with all the latest news in about thirty minutes time our special report. huntsville texas. the man who we are coming to see at the prison of when should have been dead a long time ago he was to be executed by lethal injection. a man sentenced to capital punishment more than twenty years ago for a crime which he has always denied. but. anyhow they get. rid of that work. that's the. theory of thanks. time has flown by never did we think we would see him alive again. but. they were. one thousand years after our first encounter so many questions are left unanswered how did he stay alive has he changed we'll recognize each other. hello tell us more as you our listeners him thomas miller. thank you. for. thomas and his amazing smile unchanged after so many years on death row the meeting is monitored closely next to us a warden and the man responsible for media in the prison we are being listened to. and are warned we are given precisely one hour to interview thomas our time i

u.s. congress, only two percent of its members have been women, but with anti-incumbent fever still rampant, being seen as a political outsider might actually give female candidates an edge in november. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >> cowan: according to the u.n. the united states ranks 71st in the world for the number of women in the legislature, behind nations like vietnam and kazakhstan, wit rwanda ranks nur one. >> ahead the case of a father charged with murdering his own daughter, we preview a 48 hours mystery investigation. next. >> cowan: the practice of honor killings tragically occurs in other parts of the world but is almost unheard of here in the united states, until the case of a young woman in arizona, then someone thinks the practice may have moved here. mystery correspondent corey roberts explains. >> it was in this peoria arizona parking lot unemployed truck driver faleh almaleki, a married father of seven, a man with no criminal record, rammed his jeep into two women, alma al-arabiya left two battered women on the pavement. >> witness, shaneil nakamoto, i heard the

u.s. congress to the use of a new weapon the hellfire missile. the new missile can take out the first floor of a building without damaging the floors above and is capable of reaching around corners striking enemy forces that hiding or bunkers this declaration went largely unnoticed but it heralded the development of a new missile that would be tested during the early days of the war in iraq. some experts did react to rumsfeld declaration one of them was arms researcher di williams. this scientist is a member of the un institute for disarmament research. he claims the hell fire missile is a new generation but it was used several times during the battle of fallujah the experts call it a thermobaric weapons. they were using small tactical weapons that they wanted these new thermobaric weapons which are specifically designed for very local killing and what they do now is some of these are right in the target of it they just get right to the it is so high temperature it just burns everything. but also if they are within. maybe fifty meters it will als

u.s. congress should pass the accountability act, which is we don't need to go into the details of that policy issue. but whether or not we're going to stay on record as saying the human rights matter. they matter in russia. they matter in china. >> more sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q &a. >> the pension benefit guarantee corporation ensures private pension plans. the head of the agency spoke at the national press corp. last week about how americans should plan for retirement. this is about 40 minutes. >> good morning. i'm jamie horowitz and i serve on the news maker committee here at the national press club. on behalf of the committee and the offices of the national press club, i want to thank all of you for coming out today. i want to thank the reporters who are joining us on the phone as well as the audience that's joining us live this morning on c-span. our speaker this morning serves as the president of the pension guarantee corporation. he'll speak for ten to 15 minutes and after that we'll take questions from reporters in the room and on the phone. the press club invited him here tod

u.s. congress should pass the accountability act which is, we don't need to go into the details of the policyether or not we are going to stay on record as saying human rights matter. they matter in russia. they matter in china. >> more with katrina lantos swett on cspan's q & a. >> the pope has a famous way of being determined with the cardinal level post. and the pope hand picks this person. and this person -- this person decides when the pope is dead. he hits him three times on the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal name three times which is carried over from the romans. the romans use that method

u.s. congress examines a new act in tackling some of the terror the freedom activists warn it could become a license for wiretapping by the state. and flight recorders from monday's plane crash in western siberia reportedly shown by ice moving parts of wings crops like thirty one says investigators say the plane wasn't sprayed accounting for these takeoff. right now it's one part two of our special report that tells the story of a man who's been on death row in the u.s. for twenty years that's next. the unofficial motto here is that we don't joke around in texas. this story into this and that and then. we was for it blew through some of the areas that we soon computers for a person paul would be. exposed to be executed even with the system works like this is the real country. all of these inmates know that death row is an impossible place to escape from. throughout the years thomas miller's hopes of his case being revisited have faded away as seasons past he has seen many of his companions depart for the execution room a little to hold on to touring his way it's just letters and a few visi

u.s. taxman tax man rather extend its totalitarian reach congress is working on passing a bill that would not only revoke passports for people with seriously delinquent tax debt they would do it with no due process and this bill would also allow uncle sam to shut foreign jurisdictions out of the u.s. financial system for impeding tax and force me to say what we think let's get to today's capital account. so reports are out that i mentioned that spanish banks which have been recently the primary buyers of spain's debt have used only all of the money that they've guard from the e.c.b. so they don't have much left to buy spanish debt you can see the numbers right there ok there's just a little sliver on the right that's left empty space and that's the money that they have left to buy debt it's not enough now the same goes for italy now this is all according to the wall street journal so it looks like we're back to our usual question what are policymakers going to do that's always the question it's always the policymakers forget the markets they don't matter anymore we will get to our guest a

u.s. congress hawks cozy up with syrian rebels and step up calls to supply them with arms. plus critics say spanish plans for a vegas style gambling ira to make money and jobs could actually kind of boosting the sex industry more down economy. context out of the anniversary of the first manned space flight our special report ventures back in time to walk out of people who made your ego guarin sledge and they're a voyage possible. so you go first you first know you think only five out of twenty are still alive. five participants of one of the most secret and ambitious missions of the soviet union leaders look i did it in moscow they dared to do all kinds of experiments testing the limits of human insurance. every one of them wanted to be the first. they were all ready to risk their lives. they were the first cosmonaut squad these men were chosen to prepare for the first ever human space flight every year the five remaining members of the group gathered together on the first day of the first cosmonaut in his native city but now bears his name. alexei allman chuuk was an engin

u.s. congress has voted down a bill which was aiming at direct diplomacy with terror on gun h.g. can explains now why the motion didn't stick your thirty six and number of u.s. lawmakers have proposed a bill to end the no contact policy between the u.s. and iran after three decades of diplomatic silence congressman dennis kucinich is one of them which he says the old approach when washington wants to resolve differences with iran through not talking to them is unsustainable we're being told we should have any contact with them we're being told that we shouldn't be negotiating with them we're being told. to get ready for war all of that is wrong what we need to do is to have direct negotiations. we need to be talking with iran and we need to stop this vainglorious notion that somehow we can settle our differences with iran through war how many people share your view among their colleagues eleven ten eleven that's how many votes out of four hundred thirty five members the house of representatives has recently voted four hundred eleven to ten in support of the bill which would make i

u.s. congress with a strike on iraq still firmly on the agenda. and rooftop response terrorists planning to attack london during the olympics are fired on from residential buildings hosting state of the art missiles. it is eight am in the russian capital you're watching joshie with more u.n. observers due in syria this week the head of the mission now in damascus has urged an immediate halt to the violence reports of a ceasefire being violated by both sides continue despite the united nations peace plan however one of the country's asner groups the kurds called on president assad to go long before the rest are staying out of the conflict banking on stability and reforms instead or jesus on a boycott are reports. a cost pursuit for decades now accomplished in just a few months just a year ago even speaking kurdish and public could have got these people in trouble but no they can proudly was sired what some hope will become them with their futures they'd. once largest ethnic group without a nation kurds have long felt outsiders in their own lands in

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u.s. congress hawks cozy up with syrian rebels and step up calls to supply them with arms. lots of critics say spanish plans for a vegas style gambling and prior to make money and jobs that actually end up losing the sex industry or an economy. that's the headline here i'll be back at the top of the hour the meantime will bring you as promised our special report. but so who will go first you first know you only five out of twenty are still alive. five participants of one of the most secret and ambitious missions of the soviet union leaders knew about him in moscow they dared to do all kinds of experiments testing the limits of human insurance. every one of them wanted to be the first. they were all ready to risk their lives. they were the first cosmonauts one of these men were chosen to prepare for the first ever human space flight every year the five remaining members of the group gathered together on the first day of the first cosmonaut in his native city but now bears his name. alexei moment shook was an engineer and a helicopter pilot just eighteen months ago now he was