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terms of the technology getting a lot of attention is the skip entry technique. you could put that in layman's terms for us, what does that change in terms of the re-entry. why is it so important muching forward? >> well, if you're just coming back from the neighborhood, from the international space station, you're re-entering the atmosphere at a mere 17,000 miles an hour. but coming back from the moon, you're coming in at 24, 25,000 miles an hour. it is really sporty and so you want to make that entry as gentle as possible and the little skip, it flattens out and pops back up a little bit, just a few miles and then back down again. and that gives you a bunch of things. it gives you a gentler ride, fewer g forces on the astronauts. also by slightly changing the angle of that skip re-entry, you could move where you land by
know, it's hard to predict exactly what that time line looks like. i don't think there has been any additional delay caused by the appointment of the special counsel. your other question about what does this portend, i think the decision truly will be up to jack smith with overnight ability to reject that by merrick garland. but i don't think merrick garland would have gone to the trouble of appointing a special counsel unless he believed that there was a very real possibility that indictments in one or both of these cases could very well be forthcoming. so i don't think, you know, the decision is a done deal, but i think that there is sufficient evidence here that merrick garland thought there are some serious decisions to be made mere, and we need an independent voice. >> both barbara and andrew pointed out the potential of a time line, and jack smith coming in and reviewing what's being done in an investigative capacity for quite some time, catch you up to speed on that. there's another time line i want
for the massacre, r] young, who told me about the families' ongoing fight forjustice. we ongoing fight for justice. are 100 we ongoing fight forjustice. are 100 years removed frl the we are 100 years removed from the 1921 tulsa race massacre, considered one of the great domestic terrorist acts in the united states, now we are at point about history where we are trying to find outjust how many people were killed and one of the ways in which we try to do that is uncover this unmarked grave that had gone and exhumed for 100 years and we are dealing with the fallout of those consequences. truth? we are dealing with the fallout of those consequences. why now, what was the _ of those consequences. why now, what was the driver _ of those consequences. why now, what was the driver for _ of those consequences. why now, what was the driver for this - of those consequences. why now, what was the driver for this to - what was the driver for this to happen in 2021, 2022? the centenary. _ happen in 2021, 2022? the centenary, there _ happen in 2021, 2022? the centenary, there was - happen in 2021, 2022? tue: centenary, there was lots happen in 2021, 2022? tte: centenary, there was lots of discussion about what would happen and toss around the centenary of the massacre, how would we reckon with that tragedy, 100 years on, and our mere, decided it was time to follow through on what was
they have approved more leases on federal land than president trump first year in office. >> they have leased fewer acres of federal land than oil and gas since harry truman. they shut down, there was a company in texas that wanted to export natural gas to europe more natural gas than the nordstream. this plan in texas want to export more natural gas and delaying the permits because they were concerned about exhaust from the cars coming to the plant and they were saying well, we will build a parking lot someplace else. this administration has slow walked projects, energy projects whether it's pipelines whether it's natural gas plants. we need more refineries in the united states. solar farms that take on three years on average to get permitted in the united states because our regulatory burden is so difficult mere. >> so, you thought this through
the mere grabbing an opening up the door to allow a dna profile to be maintained. >> but whose dna was it? where would the evidence lead? and what they find breonna in time? her mother was in a living hell. >> that night, what are you thinking? i am thinking what any parent would think. everything goes through my mind, and it is just -- you know, it is easy enough to imagine. >> breonna dennison had disappeared. detectives believed that she had been objected from this house, her attacker taking her out the back door in the middle of the night. the crime lab found a trace sample on the dna the door handle -- it did not match anyone in the house, so detectives were pretty sure that that dna had been left, but by whoever had taken brianna. reporter victoria campbell was
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according to mr not conservative according to mr gove. the times leads with criticism from the former cabinet minister and to grant chaps this time over that scrap, out that plan to scrap the 45p rate of income tax. that is the front page of the times. let's turn to the eye. we are turning to the financial times, shall be? the ft says that the pm's chancellor will defy the rebellion insisting his plan yet it's is the right one. the telegraph says that the rebellious mps have got their way, reporting on a delay to the boat on the cuts amid fears that mps will not back it. next, the front page of the mirror says, will that help the prime minister survive? that's the question. the mere will lead with report saying that a failure to make a u—turn would lead to lee's stress
limit any further rises in yields, or fall limit any further rises in yields, orfall in bond prices, ensure the financial system keeps operating smoothly and ensure a continued flow of credit. it smoothly and ensure a continued flow of credit. ., , smoothly and ensure a continued flow of credit. . , ., ., , smoothly and ensure a continued flow of credit. . , . ., , ., ~ of credit. it has already worked the announcement _ of credit. it has already worked the announcement has _ of credit. it has already worked the announcement has brought - of credit. it has already worked the announcement has brought down l of credit. it has already worked the l announcement has brought down gilt yield by half a per cent. it is pretty quick the response. what these actions _ pretty quick the response. what these actions do, _ pretty quick the response. what these actions do, the _ pretty quick the response. what these actions do, the mere - these actions do, the mere announcement of the central bank is willing to step in as a buyer, acts as support and sometimes it may not even need to buy anything. famously mario draghi during the eurozone debt crisis announced the ecb was willing to step in to buy distressed sovereign debt and the problems
this morning understandably quite angry about the plans to close the site. we've got hundreds of people that work in the different companies within that airport. i've had discussions today with members and stewards on site, and they are absolutely devastated. and angry. angry that offer of public money was not... well, it hasn't even been considered. let's look at some of the reaction we've had coming in. enough people work now to support a 7a7 in flight. the mere says, the fact they have chosen to turn down the offer confirms what many of us expected, they were never serious about finding an alternative and safeguarding the future of the airport. the department for transport says, we strongly encourage local leaders and the appeal group to work together to find a solution for the site that
china and india it seemed to back away from putin. there has been discussion of as russian forces retreat, as they show their weakness, that this might at some point open the possibility that putin sues for peace, but instead you're seeing a mere adding, albeit a poorly trained 300,000 forces to the russia n trying to, they were discovered in some of the places that were taken back.