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It was with me so i was very likely. humans are not adapted to life in space our anatomy and metabolism our kids are earthly gravity. without gravity the blood migrates from the low it to the upper part of the body creating a vessel or overpressure the can damage the organs this phenomenon is still an obstacle to long term missions. in france to see any estimation will center for space studies is looking closely at the issue. professor philip obey and to my pisky have to fight a new experiment f...

Consultancy in cambridge but he was using that as cover to spy for russia. it turns out he wasnt just reporting back publicly available information like theres a new cia director and theres an election under way. he was getting information out of individual that he was reporting back to moscow, individuals like a person who had worked in congress as a legislative council. an economic contact. he reported he had established contact with a former high ranking security official. the fbi knows who t...

>> thats a pretty good strategic outline of what the country needs. elizabeth elizabeth okay. i didnt want to interrupt you because you laid out three bullet points. the first one you said was taking a cut to entitlements, and i assume youre saying thats when critics say, look, hes going to be taking a knife to domestic programs that we need that includes science, social welfare programs, research programs, you have to pacify people who depend on those programs, so how do lawmakers going forward...

Bargain it is not, right? house and senate negotiabilitiers putting the final touches on a deal, but no be real cuts on ticking time bomb of entitlements like social security and medicare. the big reason for that $17 billion in debt you see, mike emanuels on the hill watching this inside. what is the latest on the possible deal, mike? >> reporter: well, bill, good morning. close but no final agreement just yet. patty murray and paul ryan have been putting the finishing touches on a deal that wou...

Republican party -- >> you have one big problem, the speaker of the house sets the schedule and the 50 or 60 people -- suppose the speaker says were not going to bring it up. its not going to be a vote. i worked up there. the speaker has a lot of power, john. your thoughts are valuable, but i think theres a problem there. >> the senate moves first. i think what john is saying is an important thing. both sides are arguing now that we can do this and not hurt anybody, and the reality of this conve...

With devastating effects on research programs at universities all across the country. not to mention impacts on some aspects of financial aid. >> just in your example, you grew up in public schools and here in the district of columbia, initially segregated. what did the access for federally funded research mean for you and your generation? >> the whole thing meant the confluence of the brown versus board of education supreme court decision and the launch of the "sputnik" satellite which created ...

Their losses from the investigation. tuition is way up, jumping more than 8% on average this year alone. so rick, you say those newfound profits should be going to lower students cost. parents would like that. >> absolutely. these schools have to get their priorities straight. its great to build new buildings. its great to have good research programs, pay teachers lots of money, but its suppose supposed to be about educating kids. if we dont do that, only the wealthiest people in the country wil...

Overlooked nationally. >> let me tell you about florida a&m university which i think has done a tremendous job over the years of bringing students to the university, creating an environment that is supportive, nurturing, and all of the faculty and staff that the institution worked to ensure that students are exposed through internship programs, research programs during the summer, connections with industry, connections with graduate and professional schools all across the country. >> have you be...

Wetlands in the mississippi river delta. weve got two big problems with this growing oil slick in the gulf of mexico. today we found out that it could be substantially larger than we thought it was. more oil may be leaking than we thought. and it is getting closer to the shoreline than we first thought because the weather has shifted. this is something that chad warned us about that we had favorable winds that have now changed. this is now 16 miles aaway from the closest point of land and headed...