igor volk insisted for the second flight.e with the crew, the flight was scheduled for 1991. but the money for it was no longer found in may 1993, the director of the russian space agency, yuri koptev, signed an order to stop work on the buran program. engines see this is the rudder, and there are engines main engines of general, uh, orbital maneuvering and engines that control uh, lateral and longitudinal components. many people think that this is the same device that flew into space, in fact, this is not a real buran, but just a mock-up, tests were carried out on it to check the strength of the ship's hull. in 1993, it was turned into an attraction for children, when it became clear that buran would not fly anywhere else. this ambulance is subject to no way could fly after because he was already late, a decision had already been made yet one buran, the same one on which the wolf pack trained, was sold to australia, the shuttle was dismantled for parts, they are still used by the australian airline. the buran program was clo

people , out of 500, they wrote off a lot of applications, that's all. in the seventy-eighth year, volk was instructed to select eight test pilots for a new secret job, he needed perfect health and excellent training exactly the same as that of the cosmonauts. well, since the surname wolf was called by his detachment by nine people, the wolf member of the wolf pack was promised all the socialist benefits of service apartments, large salaries, food packages. and most importantly, flight into space, the pilots sought to get into the elite squad. then no one could have imagined that the choice of a wolf would be fatal for them. immediately the level of our so to speak, even purely social. yes, e has become much better than the test pilots. yes, that's why we already have uniforms and sports equipment and all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiles, you know, yes, and food is different. here it is the first legendary eight pilots of the russian shottle igor volk oleg kononenko anatoly levchenko rimantas stankevich alexander shchukin nikolai sadovnikov viktor bukreev and alexander lysenko igor volk

we will dig into changes to the affordable care act with joann volk.e do want to note something that happened yesterday. fred upton from michigan announced his retirement on the house floor yesterday. here is that moment and you also see a moment with his friend and fellow michigander michigander, debbie dingell. [video clip] >> even the best stories have a last chapter. this is it for me. i have done the airline miles back and forth. i have signed millions of letters and cast any -- more votes than anyone in this chamber and seceded making a difference accomplish nothing -- accomplishing what i have set out to do. arthur brooks wrote about three traits most important in life, honesty, compassion, and faith. i'd like to think that those were passed along to me by my parents. i asked my wife amy, what would be the next chapter? she said, and they lived happily ever after. indeed we will. i would like to thank amy, our two kids and three -- grandkids for me so much to look forward to. thank you again to the people of my district, who place their faith an

cadets in field caps, changed clothes , put on white nonlon shirts, then many, yes, and then mikhail volkimself. well, if you are like that, friends, why don’t you meet for 40 years, but here i want to say that my fault is not enough, because we have parted. uh, right after high school. i was sent to the spaceport. baikonur valera flew to the far east and then life smashed us on all sides, and then he quit early and went. in connection with the artist a, i completed my service and finished it. now i live in kostroma. you followed the career of this valery. i saw him on television, where she had different performances. well , and michael when you saw your friend on blue screen, how did you imagine his life? here you let him in. oleg, do you think that men in beauty will call him, he still looks quite beautiful, and still looks young, and the woman’s name is him. at the very beginning of our program, you remembered your first wife, yes, and you said that you have a lot to ask for forgiveness from her, of course. now, decades later, what would you tell her first of all. i thank you alain for

climate crisis. joining me now from cape town to discuss that report is one of its all does lux on volk go. thanks so much luck on for coming on. you know, obviously here in your people are talking about babs, no immediate deliverable future on this continent. i know you specialize in africa, but that how rapidly closing is the window to secure a livable future as it says in the latest idea z assessment? first, i think maybe to just give him a big grant or know the key findings from i recently, parties, attorneys, accumulative scientific evidence and is an equal for cow and turn clemens charges of threats to humanity, inter human or being and a we have her very limited in the rapidly closing air window and he's rapidly closer to zoom into that. so i would say the tend to act is now. so i can give you like the exact time, but we the time for the global to it is now now or never tacos, who is this is an area where they have said that they have said that before. i mean, share prices of booming and weapons companies. there's all the talk of world war 3 . is it difficult for the i p c. c, an

thank you for that. eliseo volk been that for us in tunis. the australian prime minister scott morrison has admitted his conservative government isn't perfect as he called an election from may the 21st. his coalition trails the sent to left labor opposition party on to 3 years dominated by floods. the spies and the pandemic. it's a choice between a strong future and an uncertain one. it's a choice between a government you know, and a liberal position that you dont our government is not perfect. we've never climbed to be. but we are up front. and you may see some flaws, but you can also see what we have achieved for australia in incredibly difficult times fall i had the honor of saving as your prime minister. i can promise you this . i will lay with integrity and i will treat you with respect. i will restore faith in our political system by any in the western routes and establishing a strong national anti corruption commission. i won't go missing when the going gets tough. i will accept the responsibility that comes with hi office. well, we sp

the ssr franz serais was sure of the opposite on the search for fugitives, raised the volks militiasbitants. you hunters convinced the inhabitants local villages sessovets. take part in the best hunt for the massacre of soviet prisoners of war called hunting for hares in the mülfert district. it's scary to even read the description today. the fact that respectable austrians did as escaped prisoners of war, they stabbed them with pitchforks, and smashed their heads, cut open their stomachs, women and children willingly took part in brutal murders, who once instilled this austria and behaved decently well to the end. it was just austria that behaved decently, this one said goodbye, and now to the question akadili, what can be, if now austria has taken, as it were, a place in this side, maybe all these soviet prisoners, after all. there are relatives. there are heirs, maybe already in this situation, this suddenly so mischievous and behaving austria, maybe there is already something to present in response. and we are. well, why are we here now. what am i talking about, right? to present

what we know is that he was an advocate for that plan as early as the 8th when he was texting add volkrnative lectors that, sounds like alternative facts, but he thought if they were sent from swing states that could be a way to overturn the election. so he was using his constitutional knowledge to try to find a legal fig leaf or a weakness in our system which i believe he understands very well. he knows it well. it try to overturn our democracy. and that is what is he was hard at work doing. working up to 14 hours a day by his own description for that purpose. and that is something that is highly dangerous to our democratic republic and obviously means that we need to make a change in utah. >> and you think he needs to talk to the january 6 committee? should the committee be bringing him in to talk to them about this? >> well, absolutely. he's been running from the press on questions, as you showed earl your. but he owes the american people and certainly utahans a full and complete description of his knowledge and activities over this time. i mean, he represents our great state of uta

we had volks. the list goes on and on new p republic. are they still publishing? yes, i guessth they are. governor again, the hypocrisy reign supremegn. well, they may forget, but republicans are the party of the elephant and elephants never forget nev. . let me also mention something. people forget f that the purpose of the debates, particularly in the primaries, is not to give the networks high ratings for a tv show. the purpose is to let the voters of that particular party hear their candidates and make the decision. or it'sks the party's primary, not the network's primary. the party ought to take total n control of it. they ought to control every aspect of itt where it's held, who gets to broadcast it, who gets to ask questions. if there are questions, maybe don't have questions, maybe just letty's candidates make statements and react to each other. but other. they have the same at of time. quit having an a and a b, the so-called kiddies table.s ao that's insulting. it's also destructive. but keep in mind more than anything else we've got to educate the americ

the company was founded by the nazis, who wanted to create a "people's car"-- "volks-wagen."e beetle. do you think that volkswagen had a sort of special obligation to act in this case, given the companies' nazi past? >> diess: i wouldn't go so far, but yes, we have this past, and probably we are more conscious about the-- such things. >> stahl: scenes like this in ukraine have the european union finally moving closer to embargoing russian oil. germany imports over half of its gas and a third of its oil from russia. if the spigot is off, what's this going to do to the economies in europe? >> diess: a long-lasting war could damage europe's and germany's welfare quite considerably, no? the impact could be quite severe to europe. >> stahl: do you think that it's time to go to iran, and go to venezuela, and go to other countries that, you know, the west has not been dealing with? >> diess: short-term, possibly, but long-term, we have to go probably at even higher speed to renewables, no? to wind and solar energy. >> stahl: and, he says, to electric cars. diess wants volkswagen to