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It is 50 years since he set foot on the moon and he didnt think it would take so long to go back. this test flight will pave the way for a landing scheduled in 2025. hes upbeat about its chances of success. im excited about artemis and as we build up the capability, they have picked the south pole, near the south pole, for the landing, because thats probably — if theres any ice on the moon it will be down in that region. so, thats going to be difficult because its really rough down there, but ...

To keep track of this, how do you actually make a car such that the next time we do it, we have a clear process flow, and we know how to get there. along the way, we met a lot of challenges. its been, uh, well, we talked about one on the solar panel, weve developed motors that are directly in the wheels. we havent seen those on production vehicles yet, so a lot of testing and effort went into getting those reliable and working. so, overall, i think the fair question is when we first started the ...

Austere conditions, very difficult conditions, weather and sand and dust and the like and we were very successful in maintaining a lot of complex equipment over there. we want to do the same thing over here. we want to push support forward, we want to see logistics being pushed into ukraine, give them the capability, the training, the rebare parts and whatnot that they need and then watch -- let them take it over. let them, you know, leverage their incredible tenacity, their incredible intellige...

Far. more importantly, jose, on the other side of the firing line russia is losing troops, is losing equipment, their ships are being sunk. i think that is the set of metrics to watch. i think putin will run out of capability before the west gets entirely fatigued here. thats the foot race between those two sides. >> this morning the news of another series of exclusions in the area of crimea, that area. is putins future at -- a threat? is he solid? can he continue to outlive this? >> i think he ...

There wasnt a reasonable expectation that it was going to follow us home and we see now that al qaeda is back in kabul. the intelligence community is crystal clear that they fully intend to attack us again and developing the capability to do so and i for one dont want to wait until there is another san bernardino or another 9/11. we need to take action now. lets look at where we are a year later. our allies are being hunted down as we speak. the cousin of one of my interpreters that we did get o...

So, overall, i think the fair question is when we first started the company, when we were five inexperienced guys, we hugely underestimated the challenge of getting a car into production. maybe thats a good thing �*cause if we hadnt, i dont know if we would have started it. its really hard to start a car company. i think thats the best answer to your to your question. one last question in the room here. im going to look around, i think lady at the left here, thank you very much. hi, im jane fr...

Assessment that they have declassified a summary of which was obtained by cnn in which they say that al qaeda has not reconstituted itself in afghanistan, that there are fewer than a dozen core members of the group who remain in the country and that the group does not have the capability nor the desire to carry out an attack on the homeland at this time. now, obviously this is a very rosy intelligence assessment, this is not something that the biden administration was saying just a year ago, say...

They do not see al qaeda having the capability to launch an attack on the homeland, nor the desire. they say fewer than a dozen key al qaeda members remain in afghanistan are not plotting any attack on the homeland. there is a really important c caveat to that, the affiliates outside of the region could be planning an attack and driven by core al qaeda in afghanistan to conduct an attack on the homeland. the u.s. says they see no evidence there is attack planning here. of course, it raises quest...

Huge area currently only got... less than 2% of at less than i% of the area is protected areas. thats because theres no currently very few legal mechanisms to protect on the high seas. this treaty actually has the capability to establish marine protections. there isnt yet eight limit on how much can be protected. there is an idea within the gnocchi negotiations on biological diversity the idea of protecting at least 30% by 2030. these two ideas marry very closely together. the high seas takes up...

Internal travails _ this is still not enough. the internal travails and - this is still not enough. the internal travails and problems in iran not the focus for the international community right now. they are thinking about irans nuclear capability and nuclear potential. many would argue that being in negotiations there is always going to be a lot more helpful even if they are in many ways are flawed then taking a step back. ., . , ways are flawed then taking a step back. ., ., , ., ,., ., ways ...