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the technology that we will develop in the early 20 20s well allow us to go to asteroids and extra ct mining is capturing the imagination currently so we capturing the imagination currently so we tried to push the uk space mining business and we have satellite minor fractures, launch providers, everything we need for space mining industry already within the uk. we just space mining industry already within the uk. wejust need space mining industry already within the uk. we just need to get everything going in the same direction. asteroid mining is not something thatis asteroid mining is not something that is going to happen overnight. this is an a blue sky thinking project. there is a lot of optimism, a greater the fact that space is becoming trend again and space is being seen as a sort of unicorn areas of development where really significant breakthroughs can happen and very likely will happen in the mid—to long—term future. let us see what the weather is doing here on earth. quite serene start of the day, beautiful sunrise pictures sent in by our weather watchers, this one in norfol

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offensive at the same time to drive a wedge between the united states and turkey turkey was marcus kind i know you're going to stick around with us because we want to turn to another element of this story with regard to shifts in syria we're going actually to talk about another part of the country we're going to head to eastern guta at the moment that is where the rebel held suburb of damascus is also under siege and government forces have been bombing the area for three days running it is reported that up to two hundred. have big killed the syrian civil defense known as the white helmets released this footage they are watching right now it is said to show survivors of shelling carried out earlier today the u.n. is warning that eastern go to could become a second aleppo. marcus what do you make of this offensive in particular i mean we're seeing horrible images here a warning from the united nations what is the syrian regime strategy here of these dudes preparing it made. by the band's means of the troops on the ground which is prepared strikes where roughly seventy on strike since monday morning i went through one lot of people

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of course, we hope that this will allow us to go to all areas, and we hope that it will go beyond theat there will be peace and stability for syria, which is really long overdue after seven years of war in the country. just how bad are...? we know that there are medical cases that are waiting to come out, that need to come out of eastern ghouta. just how desperately does this enclave need a cessation in hostilities? how bad are things? where are the residents seeking refuge? this decision of the security council on the cessation of hostilities is desperately needed. the residents of east ghouta, in particular, during the last six days, they have endured daily bombing, they have really had no water, no food, no electricity. more than 20 health facilities were attacked. several of them were not functioning. people were hiding in basements. everybody tried to go to wherever they could to survive. more than 500 people were killed, including more than 120 children. so, this is a situation that really was every day, we thought that the day was really terrible, and the next day would be even

was set up so that there's a glass floor here so people can see the actual ramp that fdr himself used to go down these few steps into the library living room. so this is the original ramp he would use when he was here to be able to get into one of his favorite rooms in the house. the library living room was a room that fdr dreamed about adding onto this home when he enlarged it in 1915, as a young man he had gone on a trip to europe and been in a house like this in england and had seen a room like this which he admired greatly and decided that one day if he did change the house here, that he would have a room like the one he admired so much. this room was used for entertaining. so when the king and queen came here, fdr wanted to serve before dinner drinks in this room. she didn't think before dinner was not proper to serve. they want a hot cup of tea when they arrive. fdr said that my mother said the proper british drink -- in this room, you'll notice a couple of governor's chairs. he was governor of new york state from 1928 to '30 and 1930 to '32. back then it was a two year term. the chai

set up so that there's a glass floor here so that people can see the actual ramp that fdr himself used to go down these few steps into the library living room. so this is the original ramp he would use every time he was here to be able to get into one of his favorite rooms in the house. the library living room was a room that fdr dreamed about adding on to this home when he enlarged it in 1915. as a young man he had gone on a trip to europe, had been in a house like this in england, and had seen a room like this, which he admired greatly, and he decided that one day, if he did change the house here, that he would have a room like the one he admired so much. well, this room was used for entertaining. so when the king and queen of great britain were to come here in june of 1959, fdr wanted to serve before-dinner drinks in this room. his mother said that was okay, except she didn't think before-dinner cocktails were the appropriate drink to serve the king and queen. she said tea was the appropriate drink. of course they would want a nice hot cup of tea. fdr said to the king, my mother said the

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all of the support that our students, our families, and employees need to cope with this devastating tragedy. it's going to take us some time to go through this, to heal, to figure out how to move on. some updates on marjory stoneman douglas, as for activities, the school will be closed for the remainder of this week. all activities will be canceled as well. we are going to provide grief counselors. they will be available to marjory stoneman douglas students and families at the pines trails park recreation center and amphitheater located at 10555 trail's end, parkland, florida, beginning at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. again, that's grief counselors for parents and families at pines trails park recreation center in parkland. we will also have grief counselors available for staff members at the library at 6620 north university drive in parkland. again, for the staff members, we will have grief counselors available at the parkland library at 6620 north university. the grief counselors will also be available at westways middle school, which is right adjacent to this high school as well. and what i can tell you about t

the technology we will develop in the early 2020s will allow us to go to asteroids and mine them.are trying to push a uk space mining business, and we have satellite manufacturers, launch providers, everything we need for a space many industry already within the uk. we just space many industry already within the uk. wejust need space many industry already within the uk. we just need to get everything going in the same direction. it is not to happen overnight. this is still a blue sky thinking project. ithink overnight. this is still a blue sky thinking project. i think the optimism grows particularly from the fa ct optimism grows particularly from the fact that space is becoming the trend again, and being seen as one of those unicorn areas of development. this is somewhat still a blue sky thinking project. there's a lot of optimism, but i think that optimism grows particularly from the fact that space is becoming the trend again and space is being seen as one of those sort of unicorn areas of development where really, really significant breakthroughs can happen and very likely wil

to the two of. us often that six fashion right this minute. there's not even going to allow any semblance how as a close method of a concession to it it's a sign that he feels threatened every scene in itself and marginalized and widely opposed contrary to the image and towards to project of itself of being popular and representative. off. the. value. of. time which is exactly what happened to abdel moneim aboul fotouh three days after that interview having returned to cairo from london he was jailed along with six members of his political party for two was a leading figure in the muslim brotherhood before splitting from the movement to run as an independent candidate in the two thousand and twelve election that mohamed morsi and the brotherhood would go on to win of the tens of thousands of egyptians jailed since president el-sisi took power from morsi in two thousand and thirteen for two is among the most prominent when he agreed to talk to al-jazeera mubasher the network knew it had a story on its hands it devoted one hour and fourteen minutes to that interview a

going back is not an option. we want to save zone to return to otherwise where do they want us to go back to do they want us to dieif we go back will be able to there's nowhere safe there's only death. it live is a deescalation zone there is supposed to be a ceasefire here instead civilians are being killed in almost daily airstrikes by syrian and russian planes humanitarian agencies say the violence in some parts of syria means it's still not safe for refugees to return they are warning governments in europe the united states and the region not to force them back we the humanitarian organizations that are on the ground in syria and in the neighboring countries we call this report dangerous grounds for the simple reason that these women children and men have to be informed of conditions and we have to assure that it is done and teary when they go back and then we have to assist and protect the return. the u.n. doesn't have exact numbers but the figures available show some seventy thousand refugees returned on their own from neighboring countries last year but aid agencies say for every returning there were three m

collapse of the truce russia's military says shelling from rebel groups means that people can't leave used to go to the rebel factions say they have not bombed the evacuation route route or stopped people from leaving. or care international's middle east regional coordinator is martin melius he joins us from amman in jordan welcome to d.w. what are you hearing about the situation in eastern tutor. so basically after nine days of unprecedented level of facilities people are tired they're hungry they're free and we have seen hundreds of people that have perished in the bombing campaign . and we know off around twenty four have facilities that have been bombed deliberately. and basically we had seen after that announcement on the u.n. security council we had seen like a brief lull there was a calmer night or partners were telling us in the morning that people were emerging from the shelters they were cleaning the roads to give space for the ambulances to go through there are trying to get food and water but then late in the day around lunchtime the bombing started again and then people went undergr

to go! yes, and you can't expect a small cafe to expect a dozen of people to come in and say, can we use your do think that local businesses will sign up to be scheme that bristol city council are proposing? there are health and safety issues and the security issues. a lot of the toilets will be up the stairs, or at the back. so, i think the answer is going to be no. to find out for myself, i go across the road to the village cafe. mustafa, if someone came in to use job toilets, and they weren't a customer, what would you say to them? sorry, no, you can't use the toilet. why? because it's a customer's toilet. you wouldn't want anyone who isn't a customer to use it? no. what can i do? can't do anything, you know. time to head over to city hall. the toilets here are available to the public, just like they are in other council buildings, like the city museum. by closing the 18 street toilets, the council are saving £400,000. we have not invested in our toilets over many years, so a lot of them are in various states of disrepair. there is a lot of anti—social behaviour going on in them, and the a

to go to war. okay. nobody ever tells us how sending troops to ukraine's -- and we have troops in ukraine by the way -- how that is going to make us safer. i guess you could say we are helping to protect nato and somehow or another is going to make us safer. that is a long rambling answer. did i answer it? [inaudible] [laughter] i have one question that will leave us off on a somewhat positive note. you say that the military is developing enhancements for perhaps soldiers. he he that there may be a way to some of that technology in our schools to help our students today? >> well, there's two answers to the question. first, thosede type of technologies that the military developed very often almost always get into the civilian world. we are developed by civilian companies. and so, yes they will make it into the civilian world. whether they should help students becomes a very sticky and if the question. the idea of putting green enhancements in thi is sort of e having students take ritalin which everybody knows which students t

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probably going to wipe out a whole generation or two crypto currencies are the only thing is going to save these people and us from being fired so we're going to middle of the group the currency market because even if we get a little bit of those gains we've had a last ten years of big going it will save us from having to report big red negative year on year returns on every single piece of money management business we touch so they're like oh yeah we want to save our job well you know too late the millennial is are going over to the cash up to jack over jack dorsey thanks jack they're going over two point they're going yes square that is the square cash up the square not to add up i got a lot of big big in wales. shown. me song the most trusted name in crypto this. what are you going. les we don't want to tie into anything but let's one goes the recognition yes he does like you say his name and but you know it wasn't in modern or ok j.p. morgan is now kind of on our you got to get into it j.p. morgan had deny deny deny deny the power and existence of a big way now they're they've capitulated and they're acce

i think it was impossible for us to go from the typical injection of cash that we saw 14 years ago to a partnership on the financial side that is possible today and we see examples of it beginning to emerge. and some of that's even coming out of federal investments in n.i.h. barta is a great example. i think we're going to look at ways to do that in the future -- barda is a great example. i think we're going to look at ways to do that in the future. the ability is there to structure deals that way. i think we do have the leadership that can begin to do that. i just want to stress that this is a period where we have to keep our foot on the gas. we cannot throttle back, we've got to have it all the way to the floor board. because the innovator market, big pharma, small pharma, bio, whatever it is, needs to know that we're going to be successful. i can understand that there's some that may not want to play in the space because of the limited markets that tom talked about. but my belief is we're headed into a period of time where it will be the technology platforms that are created, produ

are going to take us to apparently. are going to take us to a fantastic new place.is interesting is this battle is continuing and i thought amber rudd was really good, she seemed solid unsure of herself and she said these guys unsure of herself and she said these guys are unsure of herself and she said these guys are not going to wreck the cohesion in our cabinet but then you read on and theresa may is allowing herself to be rattled, again and she is making these pre—emptive statements, not looking at the evidence that is now building up to phil god knows how many big containers, but this has been locked out of the customs union, that would not be a good idea. the tory party has been at this since ted heath, they will never reconciled. it is like the church of england and gay marriage, i think they will have to split. there are families who did not reconcile after brexit. these are people who are supposed to be governing us. you are looking at the times. secret plan to end tory turmoil. for the first time, it sounds as though there is a plan. essentially, there is a

that i would if it wasn't us to go speedy must want other social democratic parties and europe to become stronger again see it in france the netherlands for example those parties of fallen to single digit levels of ice on opposite sides by him and always after they've been part of governments where policies had little to do with social democracy. itself it's a tool not a if and that's a clear sign that after twelve years of uncle america and eight years in coalition governments we should not pursue this past so. i don't understand you nuts last stop of the day the hall is packed the s.p.d. is germany's oldest political party right now it has four hundred sixty thousand members that have until march the second to cast their votes what will you not do if they say yes to a coalition commission for the use of guns i and the s.p.d. youth organization will stay loyal to our party destiny but i believe that he yes first it will make it more difficult to renew the party following this night and others disagree still we will do all we can to contribute to the renewal process and to demand our pla

. >> we sat for an hour and learned fog about our safety, our education, about what he's going to do to help us. >> it's not going to stop until we get school security. >> reporter: a lot of students were worry ied or kept tr graduation, but the school did tweet out a statement by the principal saying there would be no punishment for the students that protested today and saying he wants to engage in a dialogue and work with them to make a change. a lot of those students and parents said they are going to a school board meeting tonight. i'm miguel martinez-valle, nbc 10 news. >>> turning to your first alert forecast, sun and then storms. pretty nice tuesday for your evening commute here in south philadelphia. but the storms are on the horizon for the start of march. >> meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us live to time out the storms. it is coming in like a lion. >> as soon as we start march on thursday, we have another storm headed this way. no sign of one right now. we have nothing but blue skies out there. puch of the area that was in easton. the flag, e though, that's the re

markets now and i'm going to continue to be in barricades and they're probably going to wipe out a whole generation or two. priorities are the only thing that's going to save these people and us from being fired so we're going to middle of the market because even if we get a little of those gains the battle last ten years i've been calling it will save us from our thanks to report being read negative year on year returns on every single piece of money management business we touch. most of us you know because of the both issue should go with you on the cruise could pull through with you. it was a little q. . it was so close. as a muslim to his story when you know it's not new. for you when you go to use some of those are through but it gets on this list and it's good to know. this which is when you know. destroying important it is over. slow because. the hero status of step on bond was short lived in two thousand and ten victoriano covert each was elected president this time the international community had no doubts about the legitimacy of the elections. in january two thousand and eleven victoriana covert troops killed the hero title of bond era. almost four years into his pr

all of the support that our students, our families, and employees need to cope with this devastating tragedy. it's going to take us some time to go through this, to heal, to figure out how to move on. some updates on marjory stoneman douglas, as for activities, the school will be closed for the remainder of this week. all activities will be canceled as well. we are going to provide grief counselors. they will be available to marjory stoneman douglas students and families at the pines trails park recreation center and amphitheater located at 10555 trail's end, parkland, florida, beginning at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. again, that's grief counselors for parents and families at pines trails park recreation center in parkland. we will also have grief counselors available for staff members at the library at 6620 north university drive in parkland. again, for the staff members, we will have grief counselors available at the parkland library at 6620 north university. the grief counselors will also be available at westways middle school, which is right adjacent to this high school as well. and what i can tell you about t

to go. to defend the u.k. if it was awarded to us we would keep more of now that didn't actually happen but it didn't happen all the time but it did actually i think it is a really fleece continues until. we've been so lucky in this current manager be. willing to play the game for no faith. how long that will continue i don't know let's hope it does. brian this is a very famous red shirts of course corinthians originally very famous for their whites will go into about red shirts at manchester united so it's riggs ungraciously. of course many fans would know the cristiana rinaldo manchester united shirts why do you know it's come here and what was he celebrating it was to commemorate the most magnificent events in that we. the record. of manchester united i believe they used that as one. of facts in their programme perhaps they were a little bit unhappy with recruiting it and i think they've now got everton it's a record defeat in. the program is a standard thing. so the second offer is one hundred casuals against lots of options to r

missiles that's on a fact of course israel is a nuclear power but it's not going to be a school a thing that much that they're going to use small tactical and he could clear that so what are we going to see is i think containing the this escalation couple of days or less than that i can speculate and prevented it from spinning out of control so there is a very important bond that israel or american all the russian cannot stop the iranian maneuvering in our thank you thank you there with very skillfully miss a moment i want to know is some of that on the thank you very much indeed for your contribution to the program and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website c.n.n. dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter and it is a jane side story for me the whole team here by phone now. the sky should be no borders up here. only horizons. as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better that way. it is a rowing footbal

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if there is any fbi fund being used to go after pot dealers. ose are funds that can go after people who are borderline. and every cent being used by ice is a cent that can be used to go after people who are known to be making threats. >> one of the things every one rsh wants to go to a comfort blanket. they want something that makes them feel comforted. we had this conversation earlier on "outnumbered." they want to ban a.r.-15s. everyone knows them, they are reliable. you basically know what you are getting. should they be illegal? >> i'm a second amendment guy, too. you know what i do for a living. i'm not making light of this. this stuff kind of hurts. when you are a special forces guy we go overseas so this kind of crap doesn't happen to our own people. there are specious arguments on both sides. on my side, for the gun people. why don't we ban cars. that's a dumb argument because a car is not designed kill someone, and a gun is. i won't have a conversation with you don't know what you are talking about. the a.r.-15, we use a similar weapon

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going back is not an option. we want to save zone to return to otherwise where do they want us to go back to do they want us to die if we go back will be able to there's nowhere safe there's only death. it live is a deescalation zone there is supposed to be a ceasefire here instead civilians are being killed in almost daily airstrikes by syrian and russian planes humanitarian agencies say the violence in some parts of syria means it's still not safe for refugees to return they are warning governments in europe the united states and the region not to force them back we the humanitarian organizations that are on the ground in syria and in the neighboring countries we call this report dangerous grounds for the simple reason that these women children and men have to be informed of the conditions and we have to assure that it is voluntary when they go back and then we have to assist and protect the return. the u.n. doesn't have exact numbers but the figures available show some seventy thousand refugees returned on their own from neighboring countries last year but aid agencies say for every returning there were three m

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to call them daca people. joining us now is ana navarro. first to you, ana. dreamers, no longer goinghat in the immigration discussion. >> he hit upon these lines in which some people like and embrace. then he goes on them over and over and over again. i think this is something he introduced during the state of the union. and you're going to see him obsess about this like he does everything. he's a broken record on everything. look, they are called dreamers. that's the bail that was introduced decades ago for them was called. daca and dream are actually different things. they're a different set of people. daca is a subset of the people covered by the dream act which was introduced. daca was created by obama. it is an executive order. dream was a bill introduced. they are different things. i think what he is doing is blatantly obvious, playing to his base. >> he won approval, matt, from two people how he is defining it. the first is from david duke. thank you, president trump, americans are dreamers too. richard spencer, americans are dreamers too. so they're pleased with the president

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s are always in to give you an advantage absolutely i mean you still just because you're taking steroids doesn't mean you're going to be better used to have to train you still have to be better than everybody else it's not like you just automatically going to get it. and you have to be good on the day of the event. and you know the way that. in the filmmaker isn't in others you start you stop taking the drugs at a certain point and. what they tried to do with the sochi olympics was to by replacing the. dirty samples with clean ones it allowed them to keep taking the steroids later including during the olympics. but yeah you know you can't just. take steroids and sit back in your chair and are going to be a great athlete and then work that way and you know the argument that is often used in track and field weight with them is the trainer the doctor will say to the athlete if you don't take steroids you'll be the only one in the final who isn't you're going to lose and this is an old argument that goes back way way way way back in the history the limits before there were steroids you know we're going to give you a raw egg and sherry

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