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Major freeway shut down, but, again, just getting up here, don, there were streets flooded, intersections completely frozen, houses that are pumping out water. this is impacting so many millions of californians this morning, don. >> youre on top of it, thank you, kyung, appreciate it. new this morning, u.s. officials tell cnn there has been a, quote, substantive change in the type of weapons being sent to ukraine as the nation closes in on one year since russias invasion. this comes days after...

Artillery rounds are heading for the front lines, they have been very, very successful at interdicting through fire the through guerrilla operations, the ukrainians have done very well in really making the russian military look foolish when it comes to logistics resupply. find it comes to logistics resupply. and we know that _ it comes to logistics resupply. and we know that it has made the difference in the act, which shows what can happen if you improve their capability. as for the areas that...

Capable missile and rocket systems. the deputy assistant defense secretary laura cooper said on friday they are positioning ukraine to be able to move forward and retake territory. is this meant to give them more of an offensive rather than defensive capability? >> what youre seeing is across the board support. theyre sending patriot which is an air defense weapon and it will help protect ukrainian cities from russian missiles, youre also seeing these armored vehicles, not only from the united s...

What it takes to manufacture a satellite. setting up spaceport cornwall was part of a drive to bring a launch industry to the uk and the government, through the uk space agency, spent £11.2 million on the failed launch. we know that we didn�*t achieve the outcome we wanted to with the satellites last night, but equally part of the point was establishing the capability to launch here. and we�*ve done that. we�*ve done it successfully. and that�*s the bit, for me, where we�*ve created o...

So, yeah, it was pretty, pretty rough. um, butifeelok. ifeel ok. and i think it“lljust be a few days ofjust kind of letting it sink in a little bit. nine small side lights were on board including this one, all were lost. as much as we did not get to orbit the project which has not been a waste. we learned a great deal not only we were able to do that but it gave the team a real opportunity to understand just what it takes to manufacture a satellite.- understand just what it takes to manufactur...

So dire. so one concern is that putting in sort of these requirements, that could end up deterring and preventing some of these people from going through the proper pathways and then they will ultimately get rejected at the u.s. southern border. but, again, this is going to be a huge topic of discussion at this summit that is going to happen this afternoon and we are continuing to see the president trying to get a handle on and fix what has become a big political liability for the president. >> ...

A cheaper and more flexible way to get satellites into orbit and boost the uks satellite industry. heres the uk space agencys view. we are absolutely fantastic at designing satellites and building satellites. i always use the heuristic that we build more satellites here in the uk than anywhere outside the us. and were also great at operating satellites as well as exploiting the data, which is a really, really important end of it as well. so were kind of on a journey, and this helps us with thatj...

Theyre not penetrators themselves. give them abrams tanks which will release the germans to give them a huge amount of leopard tanks. the appear rams tanks are challenging. give them some. the germans will follow the americans lead and they need long-range missiles. they go 190 miles. let them take down the bases that are supporting the russians inside of crimea. thats ukraine territory. advance drones as well. if they are going to have a successful offensive campaign to defeat the russians this...

Wonderful to have you on the programme and just to say this is pretty exciting quite a moment. it is a piece of history for both uk and for europe. it is actually the first launch from in europe. in the whole history of the space age. i think we are setting a really important benchmark here. we are giving people much more flexible access to space by having launch sites here and adding others such as in shetland and probably several others in the uk to give us huge capability. in others in the uk...

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