is to keep track, to keep a record of the voyage. part of the role of books such as these was so there would be a record in case a lawsuit later arose from the voyage and the person, the commander or whoever could say no, we were at this latitude, we were at this location on that day and here is what the weather was. this is an era without computer devices, telephones, no way for dudley to record what was going on except with this book. the middle voyage beeves sierra leone, this was in may of 1757. we now have 169 slaves on board. but within just a few days, he says one man's slave, not very well and another is not very well and as you turn the page you begin to see that more and more people are getting sick, children among them and then they begin to die. one day he says this 24 hours died, two small boy slaves, younger than 12 and they like the others dying in the epidemic that was unfolding, died of a disease that they call the bloody flux but which we know today is amoebic dysentery. in the third foliage documented in these lawb

will wait for the voyager service exploration. -- voyager surface exploration.oyager is designed to explore mars by automated spacecraft. landing capsules may be adaptable to other exploration. in 1965, the first part of the design definition for the voyager spacecraft system was completed by each of three contractors. the voyager spacecraft system will orbit mars to make measurements similar to those made by earth satellites. the spacecraft is also intended to carry instrument capsules , which can land on the surface of mars to make a direct biological, meteorological, and geological measurements. voyager will require planetary quarantine when landing. in 1965, tests began with a new tool to guard against contamination. in bio clean rooms, like this experimental facility, instruments destined for planetary landing may be assembled. this is assured by a flow of clean air from ceiling to floor and by continuous monitoring. meanwhile, significant planetary exploration continues with a new series of pioneers. under management of ames research center. on december 15

the ultimate voyage, 50 years of music, of "star trek" and you will see and hear the evolution. >> we can't wait! we can't wait! >> those marvelous themes are played live on stage. it's a unique one-time event. >> william shatner, this has been an honor. thank you so much for joining us. >> brian, thank you so much for talking to me. "star trek: the ultimate voyage" will be at the dpac available for that show. >> the always modest and fascinating william shatner. >>> it is the city struggling to get by without a key natural resource of water. the message michigan's governor

it was fun probably is the voyage. he was only 18 at the time of the voyages.his father owned two of the ships. he was on this voyage and their father represent keeps track of what was going on aboard the ship. one of the many groups is only 80 pages encompasses three glitches over a year and a half and in that year and a half everything happens. you can almost a deadly starting to grow up in the course of all the things that would fault him. he lived in london as a young man, in charge of things for his father. he's never been to africa. and they sooner get africa and a man tries to escape. the slave ships were freaked because it was the worst work. he begins negotiating for the purchase of human being once he's in africa, he leaves the ship design, goes to another ship in the caribbean water on their their way to the caribbean, this terrible epidemic breaks out. 12 people died in 18 days. 10 of those people are children day by day. he managed to get back to london in a few years later at the numbers they've showed that goes back to africa and are captured by

the voyage data recorder was not there. but based on the captain's last message, investigators have a lead on the loss of propulsion. >> i bieve we have an understanding that it was actually the main turbine, the steam turbine, that was lost. >> reporter: one theory is in violent seas, the propeller might have been thrust out of the water, causing it to spin too fast and shut down the the captain sailed into this hurricane, we know that much, but what we don't know is why. >> so we're looking at the oversight and the direction, the advice provided by the operating company, toto, to see what information was available to him. certainly also we're looking at the weather forecast. the accuracy and the timeliness of the information when he made his decision to sail where he did. >> reporter: to your knowledge was he receiving orders from the company to press on? >> no. from what we've identified so far in the information that we've reviewed, there has been no direct guidance by the company to sail on the route he chose. >> you c

something this long a period of ti i keep saying to people this was almost like going on a grand voyage together with a crew. expecting this. who was snubbed? steve carell, will smith, director ridlott. hebiggrpri t rs is where is the biggest mo the r ars"? >> we need alot we haone! > ma oco adyckca cisew ta nn cwig s codfinaes year. g u we're doing a deep dive into leonardo dicaprio's >>> let's move on to troubling news. nick carter had everything going his way, a great run on "dancing with the stars," a baby on the way, he told us he was sober. well, it seems that all of that went out the window last night when backstreet boys guy was arrested after a bar brawl in key and it was all caught on tape. [ bleep ] >> that's nicolaying on the ground outside this key west saloon with a friend. backstreet boys. i'm a singer. >> the whole thing caught on the body cam police officer carter was with in the midst of the chaos. >> okay. it's all right. >> carter and his friend michael charged with b according to the incident report and the bar gm the pair appeared intoxicated when they entered. >>

the voyage data recorder was not there. message, investigator tom roth-roffy has a lead on the loss of propulsion. >> i believe we have an understanding that it was actually the main turbine, the steam turbine, that was lost. >> reporter: one theory is in violent seas, the propeller might have been thrust out of the water, causing it to spin too fast and shut down the turbine. the captain sailed into this hurricane, we know that much, but what we don't know is why. >> so we're looking at the oversight and the direction, the advice provided by the operating company, tote, to see what information was available to him. certainly also we're looking at the weather forecast. the accuracy and the timeliness of the information when he made his decision to sail where he did. >> reporter: to your knowledge was he receiving orders from the company to press on? >> no. from what we've identified so far in the information that company to sail on the route he chose. >> you can see scott's full report on our website, cbsnews.com. >>> the "

>> that's a difficult voyage. >> also -- the death of one day at a time's schneider. what we know about his battle with alzheimer's. plus, the x files 20 years after its debut. >> they're meant to be together. >> and -- >> inside the new stunt, stealing the mayor's job. zblutly not absolutely not! >> now in our 35th season, there is "entertainment tonight." >> hello, everyone. charlie sheen's hiv diagnosis may be saving his life. that story is on the way. first, the people's awards. it brought out an emotional sandra bullock, kate hudson, a bachelor of sets, cameron, you were in the middle of the madness. >> none bigger than this storey. the women of "the talk" rushed on stage resulting in an arrest. i was what sharon and the ladies >> i wouldn't say we're like a motley crew. >> you always said you m one of us, you mess with all of us. >> that guy is not in our club. >> no. >> get out of my face. >> at first, i thought it's just somebody running up here. and then it kept going. i thought this is getting a little scary. he did the thing where it is like give me a momen

that's a difficult voyage. how scared are you? >> this disease shows thechose the wrong person. >> he was helping sheen when we spotted him outside theactor's new york hotel with charlie's manager right after this lauer. >> i'm here to admit that i am h.i.v.-positive. >> though not treating charlie, he is helping him emotionally. and their new interview airs next week. >> there is something that he needed to keep focusion, the alcohol being a good example. but the treatment for hiv effective now. you can have a rm normal life expectancy. >> charlie reportedly kicked the booze and taken yoga and appears to be committed to living health >> he made mistakes. he has unique ability to bounce back in just about anyth >> it's going to be the most difficult thing that i investor tried to tac >> great to see the new charlie sheen. this sunday, we'll be swimming with all the stars at the golden globes. maybe literally. it is expected to rain all week long in l.a. carly steel went down to globe central this morning where contingency plans ar

the voyage data recorder was not there. but based on the captain's last message, investigator tom roth- roffy has a lead on the loss of propulsion. >> roth-roffy: i believe we have an understanding that it was actually the main turbine, the steam turbine that was lost. >> pelley: one theory is, in might have been thrust out of the water, causing it to spin too fast and shut down the turbine. the captain sailed into this hurricane, we know that much, but what we don't know is why. >> roth-roffy: so we're looking at the oversight and the direction and the advice provided by the operating company, tote, to see what information was available to him. certainly, also, we're looking at the weather forecast, the accuracy and the timeliness of the information when he made his decision to sail where he did. >> pelley: to your knowledge, was he receiving orders from the company to press on? >> roth-roffy: no. from what we've identified so far, in the information we've reviewed, there has been no direct guidance by the company to sail

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