in april $961.00 yuri gagarin became the 1st human to journey into outer space the gardens capsule made a single orbit around the earth and then returned. what is good daryn was being celebrated worldwide as the 1st man in space the u.s. was putting the final touches to its own inaugural space flight. the next month former navy aviator and test pilot alan shepard took off from cape canaveral. it was only a 15 minute flight. shepherd did not orbit the earth as good daryn had done after the flight his space capsule splashed down as planned off the coast of bermuda. shephard successful flight prompted president john f. kennedy to make a bold proposal. i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. in february 962 the usa launched its 3rd manned space flight the pilot was john glenn an experienced marine corps aviator and a veteran of the advanced aircraft testing program washington spared no expense in its competition with moscow to conquer space. so crucial started making c

three years later, the soviet union sent yuri gregarin into orbit, the first man in space.resident kennedy said i believe , that this nation should commit itself to land a man on the moon and return to earth before this decade is out. nasa began to work on reaching that goal. >> my team and i performed the trajectory analysis for many separate missions. 23 days after the first orbit of earth, alan b. shepard became the first american in space. glenn arbiterhn orbited earth.- nasa had recently acquired the first ibm computer, which was program to calculate the trajectory. but the manufactured computers were making mistakes. now that machines did most of now that machines did most of the computations for nasa, even computers were not needed as much. but the astronauts were hesitant of putting our lives into the hands of the mechanical machines. a day before john glenn went through, he refused to get into the spacecraft unless katherine personally checked the numbers. he said, let the girl check the numbers. if she's convinced, i'm good to go. it took days to work on the numbe

the with 65 migrants on board has been granted docking arks as in malta more than half of the risk yuri's are said to be unaccompanied minors the ship was temporarily stuck at sea after italy's refusal to let it dock on the island of lampedusa. indonesian authorities have a walk have issued a tsunami warning after a listening post registered a strong earthquake observers say the $7.00 magnitude quake struck the malacca sea to the north of the country so far there are no reports of casualties ortiz are warning residents to remain vigilant. and is cutting $800000.00 jobs in a multi-billion dollar restructuring germany's biggest lender is laying off one in 5 of its workforce over 3 years in the hope of stemming huge losses storage bank is also scaling back its global stocks and investment banking operations. polls have just closed in greece says 1st parliamentary election following 3 successive international bailouts opinion polls show the democracy in show new democracy the position conservative party led by korea has been to target is likely to take power this would end the left wing serie

join me now from moscow bureau chief you need a shed to welcome yuri now you were in baikonur yourself when the launch was postponed last month with control holding its breath this morning before the launch . yes absolutely everybody has been crossing their fingers to be you know a rocket launch isn't an everyday van so it's a big deal for all the stuff and by canoe especially after the. lift off for me it was my 2nd time at the cosmodrome in the cosmic step the 1st one was a year ago when the german astronauts alex on the guest flew into space that was a really moving moment the 2nd time when the rosita was supposed to fly 4 weeks ago it was a little bit simpler but there was still plenty of drama there after all this launch is about putting a unique cutting edge and also a very expensive telescope into space and last time i didn't it didn't take place and that was a big disappointment for everyone especially for the around 50 german scientists who i was joining and who have been developing the receiver for us i think today they are all celebrating happy so breaking this final start a

my heroes were yuri gagarin and also neil armstrong i don't make a distinction between them but they both did they did for all mankind yes it was a pity it wasn't us russian space travel was developing fast and it was clear to us that many countries would send their astronauts into space. now i'm at the end of my career as an active astronaut but i have never been to the moon. so bilberry let's talk about the man who did get that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin and michael collins how did life change for them when they got back. well it was an interesting challenge for them there were of course military test pilots primarily they were focused heavily on training for the mission and i think they were rather a bit surprised when they got back and they found out that they were you a huge international celebrities and also that they were not likely to ever fly in space again there were other people in the training queue behind them waiting for their turn to go to the moon and so it was pretty likely that both neil and mike were we're not likely to fly again so there's some ahead a new rol

well, yuri, phil dunphy is no pushover. i'm afraid it's a hard nyet. (tool clacking) i guess these are clean enough. i'll have this thing running in no time, honey. i have an instructional video,

wrestling in detainment has trained shailene monks to perform in the rain but as our correspondent katrina yuri forced from shanghai not everyone is convinced with the east meets west so experiments. this is not what the op than expected to do. after almost 2 decades of strict comfort training. but he's not complaining the 30 year old is the budding stock of oriental wrestling entertainment. china's answer to american pearl wrestling the chinese audiences this ruthless written room is wolves away from the familiar silence of the shaolin temple. 2 years after its introduction here the sport is starting to win over fans but you don't see young men like this nowadays there so it isn't yet so powerful i like their strong physics not everyone however is convinced the wish i don't think this kind of white think will be too popular in china we chinese prefer to watch. while it's not the only fighting style used by the restless. is central to the sport. many of those taking part trained as shallow monks who are from martial arts schools in ancient china is doing strange and moss a lot of protect their

joining us now with more on this from our moscow bureau is bureau chief yuri shadow good morning you're oh you're you're in a baikonur yourself when that launch was pro postponed last month ground control must certainly be holding its breath this morning. oh yes absolutely brian everybody will surely be crossing the daily. rocket launch isn't an everyday big deal for the technicians all the stuff that i could do it was my 2nd time at home in the context of. a girl going to the gym an awful lot of time to get a flew into space and that was a really moving moment to use those dictators with the allies people were drinking champagne the 2nd time when the words goes to fly for weeks ago it was a little bit simpler but there was still plenty of drama after all these launches about putting a unique cutting edge and also very expensive telescope into space unfortunately it didn't take place that was a big disappointment for everyone that joined a group of 50 german scientists have been given developing for years and they all came specially for the launch so i disappointed on the one hand. peop

dreamt of becoming an astronaut for a long time but what really happened is that you my heroes were yuri gagarin and also neil armstrong i don't make a distinction between them what they both did they did for all mankind and yes it was a pity it wasn't us russian it's not even the will but space travel was developing fast and it was clear to us that many countries would send their astronauts into space and it was full of now i'm at the end of my career as an active astronaut but i have never been to the moon as one of the moment so he's saying that it was our humanity maybe a bigger part of our humanity that we discovered when we went to the moon what about at nasa what we discovered i mean you know the programs there you know the problem with financing and funding what could be improved today. well i was 14 at the time so what he says resonates with me very much part of the problem and the ministry of defense has brought this up recently the real problem going back to the moon is never did rocket science is we did that 50 years ago and other people are doing it it's political and can yo

my heroes were yuri gagarin and also neil armstrong i don't make a distinction between what they both did they did for all mankind yes it was a pity it wasn't us russians but space travel was developing fast and it was clear to us that many countries would send their astronauts into space. now i'm at the end of my career as an active astronaut but i have never been to the moon. so bilberry let's talk about the men who did get that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin and michael collins how did life change for them when they got back. well it was an interesting challenge for them there were of course test pilots primarily they were focused heavily on training for that mission and i think they were rather a bit surprised when they got back and they found out that they were you a huge international celebrities and also that they were not likely to ever fly in space again there were other people in the training queue behind them waiting for their turn to go to the moon and so it was pretty likely that both neil and mike were we're not likely to fly again so there's some i had a new role and it

story and jfk, of course, they were very discomfited by the fact that russia with sputnik and with yurihe kind of man he was, said this is a centile —— scientific endeavour, new frontier and he probably really meant it because he approached nikita christophe three times and said we should do this together and when you think of sawyer's and the space station and the various international agencies they work together and they work together very well. —— together and they work together very well. — — soyuz. together and they work together very well. —— soyuz. what a missed opportunity, we had to wait for thatcher, gorbachev, ronald reagan. people around kennedy said he used to mutter about this quite a lot. and what a sad thing it wasn't a collective international endeavour because there were cosmonauts who died whose names were never released untilfairly died whose names were never released until fairly recently who died in the pursuit of this competition who could have perhaps not. let's look quickly at the observer, a story about university college london. renaming buildings possibly to

the radical dimms seek mueller's grand yuri secrets. a disgrace what the democrats are doing. they want to impede, investigate and go fishing. these people are clowns. the democrats are clowns. they are being laughed at all over the world. lou: that's it or us tonight. we thank you for being with us tonight. we look forward >> indian drawings 1,000 years old. >> we never even took time to look at them. >> what they discover rocks their world. >> there's one there, one there, one there. and look at that panel over there. >> we were blown away. >> they said, "we don't think you have a clue what you have here." >> they're betting the ranch on their strange inheritance. >> we've actually hung from a thread for a long time. >> the rock art's very, very valuable. >> but does it pay to own a national treasure? >> what does it feel like to have this wall in your family? ♪ ♪

the radical dimms seek mueller's grand yuri secrets.tigate and go fishing. these people are clowns. the democrats are clowns. they are being laughed at all over the world. lou: that's it or us tonight. we thank you for being with us tonight. we look forwardgreat weekend. you can catch me every week night that 5 pm eastern hosting my own show, it is called "bulls and bears". we have a lot of fun, tune in right here on fox business. 5 pm eastern time every weekday. have a great weekend everybody! maria bartiromo wall street week begins right now. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead i maria bartiromo. a big week coming up and coming up in a few moments at ups ceo david abney is my special guest this weekend.we talk about his business and what it means about the economy and and vesting. at first the u.s. economy is slowed slightly in the second quarter.we

the radical dimms seek mueller's grand yuri secrets.s a disgrace what the democrats are doing. they want to impede, investigate and go fishing. these people are clowns. the democrats are clowns. they are being laughed at all over the world. lou: that's it or us tonight. we thank you for being with us tonight. we look forward to seeing you mondamonday night. david: president trump blasting democrats as the left call for more investigations into president trump. president trump: all they want to do is impede, investigate, they want to go fishing. and i watched bob mueller, and they have nothing. there is no collusion, there is no object trucks. they have nothing. it's a disgrace. david: nothing, zip, zero. a huge win for president trump as the supreme court clears the way for the trump administration to use military fund for a border wall. we have the

the russians are already sent up yuri gregarin. he knew that we were behind but we would not be behind by the end of the decade. and he made it quite clear that we would have to invent metals that did not exist and propulsion systems that did not exist and we would have to return the mission through heat half the intensity of the sun and we would have to do so within half a decade so that we would control that existential threat. well, the united nations scientists and our scientists have each now said that climate change poses an existential threat to our planet. not our words, not senator whitehouse and mine. those are the words of the scientists of the planet and our own scientists. so we have to respond in the same way that president kennedy asked our nation to respond back in the 1960's. and the young people in our country, they are ready to go. they are ready to do whatever is necessary, but in order to do so, it's going to require us to take the kinds of actions which are necessary. the u.n. special report said that if emiss

yuri you're coe chair of the congressional caucus, outspoken, on the rise in the democratic caucus, noticeddes, you had your own chance to question him. what meant the most to you about mueller's testimony? >> i think kind of the most important pieces were that he repeatedly basically said that the president was lying on a number of things. he was not completely exonerated. he actually did have substantial evidence that the president committed acts of obstruction, and we went through five of those in fairly granular detail. what robert mueller didn't say, didn't really matter because what he did is actually validate everything that was in his report that we know most people haven't read and most importantly we know bill barr tried to mislead and lie to the american people. so as i was sitting there listening, i just kept thinking about how the republicans kept actually asking things and reading things that helped us because when ken buck asked robert mueller, can the president be prosecuted after he leaves office, he asked that twice. he seemed surprised by the answer. there were other time

with sputnik, and then they put the first creature in space with a dog, then the first human with yurihe united states felt like they we re and the united states felt like they were losing the space race, so kennedy said let's leapfrog them, we can do satellite to satellite, astronaut to cosmonaut, but let's go big and aim for the moon, and when he made that famous address in 1961, he made that famous address in 1961, he shocked everybody. his own father called the white house, where is jack? gosh, i knew he would do something reckless and idiotic like this! people at nasa said there was 110 this! people at nasa said there was no technology to go to the moon! why has the president of the united states put that much credence and credibility on a moonshot? but kennedy was a visionary, science was popular, he thought it would lift the american spirit, and even after john f kennedy was murdered in dallas in november 1963, the us funded apollo as a sort of a legacy to him, and you willjust broadcasting from the kennedy space ce ntre broadcasting from the kennedy space centre in florida. i k

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