Kilometres up, and the rocket will cause go to the Edge Of Space, where there is zero gravity and weightlessness for a few moments. Those are the live pictures as they start that 90 minute live lets bring in dr stefania soldini, senior lecturer in space engineering. She is in liverpool and also watching these pictures. Is in liverpool and also watching these ictures. ,. ,. , these pictures. How excited are you to see a mission these pictures. How excited are you to see a mission like these pictures. How excited are you to see a mission like this these pictures. How excited are you to see a mission like this get these pictures. How excited are you to see a mission like this get off to see a mission like this get off the ground . It is always very exciting to see and witness such an exciting flight, so for people, all eyes are on the tv at the moment, really. find so for people, all eyes are on the tv at the moment, really. Tv at the moment, really. And it terms of a tv at the moment, r
texas state senator roland gutierrez is here. this is american voices. hello everyone, i am julian castro, in for alicia menendez. we start this hour with that mountain of evidence recovered from mar-a-lago and the worrying signs from some top secret some top secret files may still be missing. the justice department sharing a detailed inventory of former president trump stash, showing he took more than 11,000 government documents for the white house. that includes more than 100 classified records and dozens of empty folders also marked classified. we don t know why the photos were empty. we also don t know who has the documents that are supposed to be inside them, but we do know that trump has a habit of hiding how the sensitive material from the doj, even former attorney general bill barr says trump, quote, this even federal prosecutors. in fact, barr argues that trump should not have had the documents in the first place. people say that this was unprecedented, well, i
like this, it shows, he says, that the condition doesn t define him. and then alongside him you have a mother and daughter who won their places in a competition and they are making the point that for them it is about underlining that there are no barriers in terms of what you can actually achieve. but of course, this is space tourism. the companies involved, virgin and of course we have seen it with jeff involved, virgin and of course we have seen it withjeff bizos as well, who has done a similar thing, they talk about the science that they talk about the science that they hope can be achieved. what they hope can be achieved. what science is involved they hope can be achieved. what science is involved in they hope can be achieved. transit science is involved in anything they hope can be achieved. wusgt science is involved in anything like this? well,. apd successfulflight of virgin galactic in. of this year, with a team of italian researchers, they found some tests to gather data a
deteriorate into conflict. from beijing s point of view, the chinese government has been promoting the narrative that the risk is grartd theater than it been, that it is facing security threats and has accused the u.s. of creating what he describes as dangerous cleeks, basically ally nls as that seek to isolate china. the biggest flash point between these two governments is the island of taiwan which china views as a breakaway region of china. even though the communist party has never ruled directly taiwan, this self-governing democracy. biden meanwhile on record has said that he believes the u.s. should defend taiwan if china was ever to attack it militarily. it is hard to see where these two leaders can find compromise on this issue.