Or risk to the vehicle and crew. it might have more power or more punch if we talk life and death, but we don t. -okay, well, then, we ve got, uh, an announcement that we d like to make on behalf of the sts-107 crew. it is today that we remember and honor the crews of apollo 1 and challenger. they made the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives and service to their country and for all mankind. their dedication and devotion to the exploration of space was an inspiration to each of us, and still motivates people around the world to achieve great things in service to others. as we orbit the earth,
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Schedule, and safety. it s our view that clearly there is still evidence of a silent safety program with echoes of challenger. -they knew about the foam, they could take pictures, and people chose not to. felt almost like they had betrayed him. -why? why? the only reason was because of the way they made decisions within that culture. -i felt angry. i mean, i just was extremely disappointed. -pure grief and sadness turned into anger and disgust. it kind of became this inner struggle in me of, how can i hate this thing that my dad loved so much?
look what happened a minute after launch. got this very, very slow look at that piece of foam right there that struck the shuttle as it came off. the question was, what did it do? i didn t know for sure. i still was the armchair analyst. but challenger was deep in our memory. .and this was kind of a similar scenario. in the wake of challenger, nasa management just tried to shut everything down, and it created a huge amount of bad blood between the media. it made nasa look guilty as hell. how will they respond to this?
What i missed to allow this to happen. -but if you overlook something, it will come to bite you one day or another. -i was playing tennis in mclean, virginia. i received a phone call saying that i would be flown immediately to barksdale air force base. after challenger, nasa had a contingency plan in case there was a shuttle accident. i never really imagined that it would happen. with columbia, we had people who had experience with accident investigation from the military, navy, and air force on the team.
Former mayor of mexico city, launched her campaign a couple of months ago, we spoke to people there. even though they supported her and her political mental president lopez 0brador, to a person, they pointed to security at something they wanted to see improved under her. and her challenger also said she is running on a security platform, that she intends to take on the cartels. we have heard a lot of talk about immigration being a top issue in this election. what are we likely to see there? i think if it is an extension of the current administration, under claudio sheinbaum, we will sort of see similar policies to those of lopez 0brador. with regard to immigration, that speaks to the fact he has been under pressure over the years from washington to strengthen mexico s southern border with guatemala, as it were, to stop central american
Struggle to survival is to bring back national service. the national service the snp is going to perform for scotland is to remove this tory government from office. cheering in scotland, the snp is the challenger in every single tory held seat, so the electoral maths is clear. if you want to rishi sunak out of downing street, vote for the scottish national party. to put it bluntly, across the uk, the tories are on course for a huge defeat, wipe out. voters in england are going to send them packing. that is not in doubt. and that begs the question, what kind of change, if any, is that going to mean at westminster? now, i m not saying that labour are exactly the same as
Price tag, go to harrys.com slash tv to claim your $5 trial i hanako montgomery and tokyo and this is cnn former un ambassador nikki haley was the last trump challenger in the republican primary. but despite her tough talk about trump on the campaign trail, she now says she will vote for him in november. so what to her primary voters think about that? cnn s john king went to the battleground state of pennsylvania, just before donald trump s criminal conviction last week, to talk with voters michael bases first big political statement came 40 years ago. i became a republican when i turned 18 because ronald reagan, both my parents were staunch democrats and i and the time there were democrats were not republicans
The sound systems setting up and so on but they are expecting a lot of people to gather in the square for what they hope will be the crowning of the first female president in mexican history. tell of the first female president in mexican history. of the first female president in mexican history. tell us a bit more about that- mexican history. tell us a bit more about that. the mexican history. tell us a bit more about that. the fact mexican history. tell us a bit more about that. the fact that mexican history. tell us a bit more about that. the fact that this - mexican history. tell us a bit more about that. the fact that this could be the first time that mexico could possibly elect a female president. i think it is hugely significant. it was only in the early 1950s that women got the vote. other women have tried in the past. there was a number of female candidates for the presidency, none quite broke through. now we have the front runner and her nearest challenger both women. so it s extremely likely by the end of the vote, there will be a woman president elect. the front runner is claudia sheinbaum, as you mentioned, she was mayor of the city and she hopes that her record as mayor will echo around the
The policies of the existing government. i m now in the main square in mexico city, the soccer lawn, which is where her campaign is setting up for what they hope will be a victory party. otherwise, it s going to be a bit of a sad experience here with all these people gathering. you might be able to hear at some point in our conversation the sound system setting up and so on. but they re expecting a lot of people to gather in this square for what they hope will be the crowning of the first female president in mexican history. yeah, tell us a bit more about that, will, about how sort of, you know, the fact that this could be the first time that mexico would could possibly elect a female president. but i think it s hugely significant. it was only in the early 1950s that women in mexico got the vote. so other women have tried in the past. there was a number of female candidates for the presidency. none quite broke through. now we have the front runner and her nearest challenger are both women.