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Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire

stand down, we are acknowledging our mistake, looking at the gaping hole, i've got kids, i've got grandkids, and so do you. this stuff matters, every detail matters. the focus of the investigation, that door plug that blew out of the plane friday, held in position using 12 stop pads and four bolts. but the ntsb says it may have shifted out of alignment. the bolts are missing. a lab analysis will determine if they were ever in place. now both united and alaska airlines say they found loose bolts and hardware in more grounded max 9s. ntsb chief. will this suggest this is bigger problem than just one plane? >> it certainly could. right now the ntsb is very focused on this aircraft. we want to determine how this happened. >> the door plug that blew out friday landed behind high school teacher bob sour's house. >> it was unbelievable that

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Outnumbered

do. times opinion editor claims swift has been dropping hints about queer sexuality throughout her career. she frequently depicts herself trapped in glass closets or regular closets and drops hair pins on tour, dropped hair pins began to appear before queer identity was marketable to main-stream america and suggest to queer people that she is one of us. kennedy, i'm grateful you are here today, you think thoughtfully about this entire subject and to me it opens the door to the question of when one's alignment with a particular society is identifying as a member and how do you feel that impacts alliship taylor swift has stood

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BBC News

the outlook is very poor today. they have been trying to get top of this propulsion leak. what seems to be happening is, it's losing propellant and as it does so, that's creating a force which is moving the spacecraft out of alignment, which means it's struggling to keep its solar panels pointing at the sun. you need to do that to top the battery up to then power your systems to be able to communicate with earth and do the other things that the spacecraft wants to do. in orderto maintain the alignment, they are firing the thrusters on the spacecraft. they're overfiring the thrusters on the spacecraft. and, of course, that is using up even more of this propellant which is rapidly depleting. so astrobotic, the company behind this mission, issued a statement overnight saying that they had perhaps a0 hours before the propellant was exhausted and that the spacecraft would start to tumble. at that point, of course,

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BBC News

so australia, in many ways, is a land well used to nature's extremes, but there is a growing concern that global warming is making these extremes more common and more intense. the company behind the latest american mission to soft—land on the moon has said the planned touch down may not happen. our science correspondent jonathan amos has more. the outlook is very poor today. they have been trying to on get top of this propulsion leak. what seems to be happening is it's losing propellant and as it does so, that is creating a force which is moving the spacecraft out of alignment, which means it is struggling to keep its solar panels pointing at the sun. you need to do that to top the battery up to then power your systems to be able to communicate with earth and do the other things that the spacecraft wants to do.

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BBC News

of its peregrine 0ne robot lander is faulty and the system is losing critical amounts of fuel, which made it difficult for the spacecraft to point its solar panels at the sun to recharge its batteries. the peregrine 0ne robot lander was launched on monday, and was due to attempt a landing on the moon late next month. joining me now is our science correspondentjonathan amos. yesterday, there seems to be some hope that they could get this craft to point to those solar panels and get things going again, but that hope seems to be fading now? yeah. hope seems to be fading now? yeah, i'm afraid hope seems to be fading now? yeah, i'm afraid the — hope seems to be fading now? yeah, i'm afraid the outlook _ hope seems to be fading now? yeah, i'm afraid the outlook is _ hope seems to be fading now? yeah, i'm afraid the outlook is very - hope seems to be fading now? yeah, i'm afraid the outlook is very poor - i'm afraid the outlook is very poor today. they have been trying to on get top of this propulsion leak. what seems to be happening is that it is losing propellant and as it does so, that is creating a force which is moving the spacecraft out of alignment, which means it is struggling to keep its solar panels pointing at the sun. you need to do

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BBC News

in orderto maintain the alignment, they are firing the thrusters on the spacecraft. they are overfiring the thrusters on the spacecraft. and, of course, that is using up even more of this propellant which is rapidly depleting. so astrobotic, the company behind this mission, issued a statement overnight saying that they had perhaps a0 hours before the propellant was exhausted and that the spacecraft would start to tumble. at that point, of course, those solar panels will not be pointing at the sun, the battery will discharge, and i'm afraid this mission will come to an end. and then what happens? well, that's it for astrobotic for this particular mission. they are one of three us companies that have been engaged by the us space agency to take supplies eventually but scientific equipment in the first instance to the lunar surface, as nasa thinks about taking astronauts back there towards the end of the decade. at that point, of course,

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BBC News

that to top the battery up to then power your systems to be able to communicate with earth and do the other thing is that the spacecraft wants to do. to maintain the alignment, they are firing the thrusters on the spacecraft. and of course, that is using up even more of this propellant which is rapidly depleting. so astrobotic, the company behind this mission, issued a statement overnight saying that they had perhaps a0 hours before the propellant was exhausted and that the spacecraft would start to tumble. at that point, of course, those solar panels will not be pointing at the sun. the battery will discharge, and i'm afraid this mission will come to an end. ﬁght! mission will come to an end. and then what — mission will come to an end. and then what happens? well, - mission will come to an end. and then what happens? well, that's| mission will come to an end. and. then what happens? well, that's it for astrobotic _ then what happens? well, that's it for astrobotic for _ then what happens? well, that's it for astrobotic for this _ then what happens? well, that's it for astrobotic for this particular . for astrobotic for this particular mission. they are one of three us companies that have been engaged by the us space agency to take

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CNN Newsroom Live

mentioned from officials within the government of maldives, after which they were suspended. a statement was issued and here is what they said. the government is aware of derogative remarks against foreign leaders and high-ranking officials, they are personal and do not represent the views of the government. in his campaign the president was elected in september or october of last year and mentioned a part of his campaign would be a out india policy, until then his predecessor was known to be close to india and had a india first policy. the president of maldives is in china, he has more of a alignment with china than india which is seen as a snub to

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FOX and Friends Sunday

comfortable, fly less, drive less, have less plants. you're going to do this through innovation. so, again, stop with this sort of doom-monger eking and start thinking about what really works. innovation is what's going to work. will: bjorn, you and i have had some conversations, and i know we're not in direct alignment on everything we e believe or think or have read, so, therefore, i'm interested in your answer to this question. we brought this up yesterday, this idea that there's an ideal version of the planet with an ideal temperature and, therefore, we need to make all these sacrifices including plants. what is -- this is the underlying presumption to the climate change argument, that there is something we need to preserve. when was it, bjorn? if what's the perfect planet if we're trying to preserve? >> well, that's a very good question. obviously, most of the nations around the world wouldn't agree on where we should set the thermostat for the world. the real point here is to remember that we've all adapted to what it used to be in the past. so all our infrastructure, many cold sweden where i am right now or in warm florida, we have

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The Sunday Show With Jonathan Capehart

alongside but are they working to gather? if you read the new york times report, blinken goes in there with specific asks and requests, and the prime minister basically says, forget about it. >> i think that's par for the course. i have been involved in many conversations that close allies and partners, whether in europe or the indo-pacific, where the middle east. with the most part, you have strong alignment. we, the united states, of providing israel with many. things were providing them with advice, we're providing the intelligence, we're providing them with weapons. we are fully backing their war against hamas because if you believe in a two-state solution, if you want to see the realization of a palestinian state, if you want to see the realization of peace, you have to degrade hamas. hamas is an opponent of the two-state solution. that is the u.s. posture. yes, behind closed doors, in private, either going to be some tactical conversations about rules of engagement,

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