isolate a salad to west comparing it partly south after claiming that depression were to have its own nelson mandela government, which to be ostracized and the country's economy. boy quote, it is not a viable historical lesson to be applied again. perhaps to another international colonial thinking. to discuss that i'm now joined by and talk a while a prominent can petition and an ally of nelson mandela. this is a while, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time as well. let's see. now, you're literally your worlds apart from russia and ukraine in johannesburg, some 15000 kilometers away from where we are. how much attention is given to this conflict in your part of the world and how is that covered the world's global rebates? you know, uh huh. there's nothing in any way whether it is in the oscar to hold due to the tank in model for right now. whether it is body music is there with them that with that you're going over the discussion by love, wrong with or that we did these things on time on this one. and i must say you from the thoughts we have a bless our disappointment.

sounds after claiming that depression were to have its own nelson mandela government, which to be ostracized. and the country's economy. boy quote it, is that a viable historical lesson to be applied against, or perhaps another international colonial thinking. want to discuss that i'm now joined by and talk to us at wiley prominence, african politician and business, and an ally of nelson mandela. this is a while, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time as well. let's see. now, you're literally your worlds apart from russia and ukraine in johannesburg, some 15000 kilometers away from where we are. how much attention is given to this conflict in your part of the world, and how is that covered the world's global? really, you know, uh huh. there's nothing any way where that is in the oscar to home to where they say. thank you, mario for right now, whether it is body music is there with them that you play over the discussion by love always with or that we get these things on time on this one and i must say you from the thoughts we have it less our disappointments, am i the th

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detective bernie nelson had investigated hundreds of murders. and had learned to keep the recurring images of death at arms length. but this case was different. he was the father to a teenager around karissa lofton age. >> ma'am i've been shot. me and my mother have been shot. i'm bleeding to death. >> that poor little girl in her bedroom. she has the gumption to get on the phone and call you. >> it hurts to listen to the 9-1-1 call because you can feel and hear the fear the fear in her voice. >> even though nothing was taken it seemed clear the killer broke into the house. in fact the burglar alarm had gone off, but it was disabled in under one minute. and that put karen's thing kion loft and at the top of police is persons of interest. list he lived in the house. he knew the code. police brought him in for questioning. >> does your mom set the alarm for the? house all the time? >> one of the detectives plainly said, everybody in that room things it's you, you're the only one that had access to the code. >> would you have hurt your mom and sist

and this is an ally of nelson mandela. this is a quality is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time as well. let's see. now, you're literally your worlds apart from russia and ukraine in johannesburg, some 15000 kilometers away from where we are. how much attention is given to this conflict in your part of the world and how is that covered the world? is that global? really? you know, uh huh. there's nothing happening and the way whether it is in the oscar to home, to the tank in model for right now, whether it is body music is there with that you're going over the discussion by love always with or that we did these things on time on this one and i must say you from the stops, we have it less. our disappointment, am i the think birth is when attempts to send some news. we come from the limbs of nelson mandela. we come from the background and the history of a party. it was a former fest is room your u. s. and s, when the listeners must understand that these are all on the a lot of them sitting in nazi germany. and after 945, they can start their own h

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nelson: there is several. i mean, as unfortunate at these events are in new york city being one of the most highly populated cities in the world the transit system is extremely busy. you have millions of riders traveling every day to and from their locations. the biggest thing is access control, visibility, training. access control, yes, you want more surveillance. you want to have enforcement back checking. i know the nypd was very active with the back checks. mta as well. it is basically continuing to do that. do that on multiple fronts. may be some sort of, like the police department working in partnership with the traffic division. while it is separate they both work for the city. caroline: thank you so much for your expertise. nelson vergara, former u.s. marine and law enforcement professional. awarded at that. this is bloomberg. so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. convention

we come from the lens of nelson mandela. we come from the background and the history of our party, a party, it was a for more fish resume your u. s. and s, when the listeners must understand that these are all on the a lot of them sitting in nazi germany. and after 945, they can start their own form of numbers in or fashion with the party. so, so from the length of next monday, we know one since i see we know what the war is, we'd know what aggression use and therefore the news just went on to the web. you see everything is supposed to do with modern technology media. you know that from the very beginning it, there has been a disagreement. oh, who are the main protagonist, whether it is neighborly, tries between russia and ukraine for the independence of ukraine, or whether it involves some other actors as well. how do you see when i missed this started by expressing from my slides yellow, our sense of those rare human beats. and i sense of the progress to see what i consider brothers and sisters at wal ross on this marble o

we come from the limbs of nelson mandela. we come from the background and the history of a party. it was a home or 1st room your us and asked when the listeners must understand that the 0 on the a lot of them say in nazi germany. and after 945, they came here to start their own formal off numbers in or flashes and with a party. so, so from the length of next monday, we know what since i see we know what the war is. we'd know what aggression is and the news is we wanted to work to see everything they're supposed to do with the modern technologies. those are media, you know, that from the very beginning there has been a disagreement. oh, who are the main protagonist? whether it is neighborly, tries between a russian ukraine for the independence of ukraine, or whether it involves some other actors as well? how do you see it? when i started by expressing from my slides yellow, our sense of goods. those very human beats in our stance on different groups to see what i can see, the brother and sister in law or ross, well this problem, africa who have been my ukrainians and by us it was b

nelson gomes and his neighbors have founded a citizens' initiative. carlos gonÇalves is also on board. he's a beekeeper concerned about the impact on his 450 hives. >> the mine here will use as much water as the whole community. so where's all that water suosed to come from? we don't have it. sure, we can redirect a stream. but streams have already been drying up more in recent years. >> this is a consequence of climate change. yet lithium mining is part of a solution to fight global warming. these pictures from mexico show what lithium mines look like. the harmful alkaline metal is used to produce batteries. in turn, these are used to store electricity, also from renewable sources. portugal is thought to have the largest lithium reserves in europe. test drilling has already been conducted near covas do barroso. for most people here, however, this wealth is a curse. even in boticas, the region's main administrative town, we only found one person in favor of the project. >> i think it's important that we facilitate the lithium mine. we can't always ju

nelson gomes and his neighbors have founded a citizens' initiative. carlos gonÇalves is also on board. he's a beekeeper concerned about the impact on his 450 hives. >> the mine here will use as much water as the whole community. so where's all that water suosed to come from? we don't have it. sure, we can redirect a stream. but streams have already been drying up more in recent years. >> this is a consequence of climate change. yet lithium mining is part of a solution to fight global warming. these pictures from mexico show what lithium mines look like. the harmful alkaline metal is used to produce batteries. in turn, these are used to store electricity, also from renewable sources. portugal is thought to have the largest lithium reserves in europe. test drilling has already been conducted near covas do barroso. for most people here, however, this wealth is a curse. even in boticas, the region's main administrative town, we only found one person in favor of the project. >> i think it's important that we facilitate the lithium mine. we can't always ju

juan: nelson, this is not the fit wave of major violence in el salvador. in 21, el lvador had the highest homicide rate in of the world. back then, former governments instituted the strong hand policy, cracking down on these gangs -- any of which were actually traced their roots to the united states because for a long period of time, the united states deported about 300,000 people to the northern triangle countries who have been convicted of crimes here in the united states. i'm wondering, what is different about this particular situation and the way that bukele is attacking the rise of violence? >> it is different -- there's no difference, ironic to say the least, because there's nothin new about bukele's ideal. this is the same policies that have been implemented -- a little history lesson. civil war that ended in 1992. when that happened, the clinton administration in the united states started deporting gang members from l.a., california. they were sent to a country -- [indiscernible] those gang members came from the united states. it worsened because a

detective nelson was worried, would he show up? >> he was in a parking lot by himself, and you kind of go over -- sure, your heart race is a little bit. you feel like everybody is kind of depending on you to get this done. and you wanted to go well. >> so the idea is you really like a fisherman, there are times that you don't know what's gonna happen? >> have a break. how did that happen a few times. >> but not this time. there was frank, and a brand new lexus as uv. >> -- >> that is not an iss. >> i asked referring to a less expensive car he said he would be driving. >> oh yeah, my wife took the other car this morning. >> that is three. >> i don't know when you spend your money on. >> money from -- is frank did not take that bait. >> hard to tell from the video, but frank coughs up the money. >> i have a ground for you right now. >> who is? >> -- >> the detectives. >> are they looking? at you >> yeah. >> detective was inside a van, listening to the whole thing go down. >> do you feel like that is the nail in his coffin? >> so the

coming up, he was beating on the door saying, nelson nelson, somebody's killed my family, they're all dead, they're all dead. >> your family dead, murdered. how do you even begin to absorb that? >> all these things, spinning around inside my head. it was surreal. am i really hear? it's surreal. >> we went down to the ground, laid on his back, rolling around. and says why, why didn't i have to go? why didn't i stay with them? >> there was more pain, much more still to come, when "dateline" continues. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. this is xfinity rewards. on 24 hour dried-on stains. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. as a business owner, your bottom line

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joining us now is sara nelson, the president of the association of flight attendants. hi, sara. how are flight attendants reacting to this news. >> hi. i'll tell you the immediate reaction was a lot of relief that we no longer need to enforce this with passengers who have been very combative for a long time and has made our lives really hard. and there are some not looking forward to going into a summer wearing a mask for 14, 15, 16 hour days. but let me be real here too. the masks were put in place to stem the spread of the pandemic. it was a health measure. and it was also a public confidence and safety measure. and the general public is generally supportive of the mask mandate in transportation. so removing the mask mandate doesn't really necessarily change that conflict onboard, because there are people who really want to see that there. and flight attendants still have to manage the interactions between passengers. >> right. and i imagine there are some flight attendants who as you sort of alluded to might be concerned about the potential health implication attention of peo

i'm now joined by talk hills at wiley, prominent african politician and businessman, and an ally of nelson mandela. this is a while, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time as well. let's see. now you are literally your worlds apart from russia and ukraine in johannesburg, some 15000 kilometers away from where we are. how much attention is given to this conflict in your part of the world and how is that covered the world? is that global? really? you know, there's nothing happening and the way where that is in the whole new well, thank you model for right now where those body music in there with.

>> yes >> commissioner nelson lum? >> yes. >> commissioner sklar? >> yes. >> thank you, unanimous. >> thank you. commissioners. >> thank you. why commissioners the next order is agenda item i a vote by the commission requesting authorization to modify the existing grant with catholic charities the provision of the community service program during april first, 22 through newborn 30, 23 in the amount of 147, 740 dollars for a 10% rate total for a revised amount noto exceed 1, 849, 499 and tianna coleman? >> yes >> welcome will present this item >> welcome. >> noise to see a person and there are people on zoom. good afternoon i'm tian coalmachine analyst with office of community partner ship gifting grant agreement with catholic commune service frlts continuation of of the breaking bread with hope program. within their offerings. breaking bread is a program component. community services grant agreement. provides serves to adults with disabilities holding activities over a meal to establish community and opportunity for socialization. >> activities are

>> yes >> commissioner nelson lum? >> yes. >> commissioner sklar? >> yes. >> thank you, unanimous. >> thank you. commissioners. >> thank you. why commissioners the next order is agenda item i a vote by the commission requesting authorization to modify the existing grant with catholic charities the provision of the community service program during april first, 22 through newborn 30, 23 in the amount of 147, 740 dollars for a 10% rate total for a revised amount noto exceed 1, 849, 499 and tianna coleman? >> yes >> welcome will present this item >> welcome. >> noise to see a person and there are people on zoom. good afternoon i'm tian coalmachine analyst with office of community partner ship gifting grant agreement with catholic commune service frlts continuation of of the breaking bread with hope program. within their offerings. breaking bread is a program component. community services grant agreement. provides serves to adults with disabilities holding activities over a meal to establish community and opportunity for socialization. >> activities are

prince rogers nelson, the minneapolis born and bred global superstar. there was one catch. >> we did not get him saying, i'm prince nelson. >> reporter: so, we set out to get confirmation. >> there's not a ton of images of him as a kid. >> reporter: we asked historian christin chandler, who has extensively written about the purple one, to take a look at the footage. >> oh, i think that's him, definitely. >> oh my gosh, this definitely looks like, lincoln jr. high school, where he would have been attending school in april of 1970. >> reporter: we also compared it to a photo of prince when he was believed to be in the sixth grade. despite the evidence, we still needed someone who knew him as a kid to confirm. >> we go back as far as kindergarten in north minneapolis. >> reporter: that someone was terrence jackson, a childhood friend and neighbor who played in his first band, grand central, when they were teenagers. >> that is prince. >> reporter: keep watching. >> that's skipper. oh my gosh. that's him. >> well, that's him. i'm blown away. totally blown a

it's nelson. exactly. next in line here. bruce, i mean, as a peace activist, i mean, how do you see the administration's policy? because, you know, they are on the margins they'll talk about, well, that will given a zalinski all the in the room, he needs to make a negotiated piece. but we've had this forum and, and buroso is one in and, and turkey all went nowhere. i had had a little, i'm maybe i wouldn't be foolish, but i wanted to have hope. there was some kind of, uh, negotiated and could come, but they don't seem to be interested in that at all. it's more like they're more interested in pumping as much weaponry as possible into a country that has no hope of winning this military conflict at all. bruce, go ahead o. in the rand corporation study goals, overextending and unbalancing, russia. right. that was published in 2019. they clearly lay out the program as to destabilize the rushes, borders creating chaos, essentially burning down ukraine to the ground in order to force as a believe regime change in moscow, i think it'

nelson. i was a bit to actually like hallmark entities dealing with that i don't know if a i'm, i've been going to sort of a one of the when you can go to much of a bump in but much of the but they don't want to go to his the evidence megan in the electoral picked out here. i think if you look to see did you send us a call? i want to come in and it was a little i found out or you got done a bunch of them today. if not, and let's go with us on the office, on monday, on a close to the left us and them up to had thought of to table have not made all of a thought that c p a i was how the plan to a going to look on a m l a i just wanted to do those with a c n n and so that off a land lando. oh fun. and then we'll do a lot of on my planet of jacksonville with the food. all i didn't show is resolved as it was a what was a war? a folder on me last. okay. i'm so i would say, yeah. and what is it? ah, oh dear, i'm an old man bout that. a kind of a marble son. me cheryl said the sherman in this matter,

wanting to mind, lithium, a key component in batteries, and on the other side, protest and such as nelson go, mash, who believes it will destroy the ecological balance every morning, nelson comb as walked through his barn with a heavy heart, he wondered how much longer he will be able to keep his cattle. many who live here in clover still that also in northeastern portugal farm for a living. but that could soon change because of a lithium mine. and my father was at the gandhi museum that we are in on we're talking about meaning on a huge scale for the school, but a, all the rocky debris of i what the volumes of water that will be consumed melody, the noise boulevard. if you pull up and we're right next door, would a sound equinox times won't brought him an entire village feels threatened and is intent on blocking the project? this banner reads no to the mine. yes, to life. these signs say together we resist. you know, some gomez and his neighbors have found it as citizens initiatives and carlos gone 5 as is also on board. mom. he's a beekeeper concerned about the impact on his $450.00 hiv

every morning, nelson coleman walked through his barn with a heavy heart. he wondered how much longer he will be able to keep his cattle. many who live here in covert davosto in northeastern portugal farm for a living. but that could soon change because of a lithium mine. them, if i them, we had gotten the msm that we added on. we're talking about meaning on a huge scale for the school, but a all the rocky debris of i what the volumes of water that will be consumed melody, the noise for the rude you pull up and we're right next door will a sound ignore stamped won't bross him an entire village feels threatened, and his intent and blocking the project. this banner reads no to the mine. yes, to life. these signs say together we resist. you know, some gomez and his neighbors have founded a citizen's initiative. carlos gone 5 as is also on board. he's a beekeeper concerned about the impact on his $450.00 hives. when i'm in the rosalie. yes, not the mind here will use as much water as the whole community. so where's all that water supposed to come from? the yeah

bill nelson is here, and they're here along with our very own rick santelli and bob pisani rick, what is the bond market doing? >> traders had this with pegged. they saided to sell under the minutes released then they wanted to face and buy. one trader told me this morning he was read i in january on his system -- i think it was a competitor's system -- that jpmorgan was talking about $100 billion. this isn't shocking to the market steve liesman yet was quite contingentened looking for $100 million, but we're at 246 at -- we're at 262 -- excuse me -- 259 at tens, 262 in 30s were at 2509 we have steepened the yield curve 10s to 2s by about one basis point, so pretty much it is not moving as aggressively as many feared yesterday. think about what they're saying. they're going to cap it at $95 billion -- i'm not saying if i agree or disagree, but many thought they would be coming into a much larger potential number the reality is it look lie fed funds future are 225 to 255, total tightening that's where we should end up at the end of this year of course, we're debating how to supply that

nelson mandela and a bleaching government, which was to be ostracized. and the country's economy boy caught it. is that a viable historical lesson to be applied again, or perhaps to another international colonial thinking to discuss that i'm now joined by and talk while a woman in south african politician and this message and an ally of nelson mandela . this is a while, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time there. so let's look. let's see now you're literally your worlds apart from russia.

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bill nelson there on a beautiful day at the kennedy space center in florida. thank you so much for joining the program. >> thanks, jim

officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about and all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that they would be able to. >> either pay have parents talk with their kids or have students who may be in the twice. doctor christopher caldwell is chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital. >> he says he's been in emergency medicine for 25 years. >> but never has faced the challenges that fentanyl is presenting the they're being. >> added that he did with that now is so much higher because shore billable, it's relatively inexpensive. >> and it could be almost anything. he also says it's very potent and a little goes a long way. s

officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about sent all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that they would be able to. >> either pay have parents talk with their kids or have students who may be in the twice. doctor christopher caldwell is chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital. >> he says he's been in emergency medicine for 25 years, but never has faced the challenges that fentanyl is presenting the they're being. >> added that he did with that is so much higher because it's sort a little it's relatively inexpensive. >> and it could be almost anything. he also says it's very potent and a little goes a long way. so y

officer katie nelson says this is stil open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about sent all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that they would be able to. >> either pay have parents talk with their kids or have students who may be in the twice. doctor christopher caldwell is chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital. he says anything could be laced with fentanyl. it could be. >> other drugs like marijuana cocaine or heroin. it can be even pills other forms of medications and or drugs that we are that we use he also says it's a very powerful drug. >> and that makes it dangerous to. you can put a little bit of fentanyl into a large amount of product for the prob

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. >> reporter: sarah nelson, the president of one flight attendant union, said it will be challenging for immunocome pro-miszed travelers. >> there are people who are going to care for their loved ones who are in a compromised position medically, and they want to make sure they're not taking any additional risk to them. >> reporter: now, the cdc acknowledged today it's no longer enforcing its mask mandate. it's no longer in effect. but it does still recommend the use of masks while in indoor transportation settings like this one. most of the people moving through the terminals here are using face coverings. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> many health officials are worrying we're lifting the mask mandate toos soon, especially with the emergence of a more contagious variant. let's bring in cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook. some people excited, some still nervous. what do the viewers need to know? >> remember, this was a court decision, not a public health agency decision. so that said, there's a lot of confusion around the country right now, and it does seem like the

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officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about and all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that they would be able to. >> either pay have parents talk with their kids or have students who may be in the twice. doctor christopher caldwell is chief of emergency medicine at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital. >> he says he's been in emergency medicine for 25 years, but never has faced the challenges that fentanyl is presenting the they're being. >> added tainted with fentanyl is so much higher because shore billable, it's relatively inexpensive and it could be almost anything. he also says it's very potent and a little goes a long way. so you can p

you need to do both nelson's meals to deal with a, a, a, a, a, with a, with a it will be long debated whether the warren ukraine could have been avoided. what is not really open debate? because how centers of power i've been shifting to the east, the rise of asia as it were. the war in ukraine has only accelerated that trend through with this information that tact was witnessed in the city of boot shit. and the key of region following withdrawal of the russian troops are russia, foreign minister slams serving footage from boucher. as in this information attack, the images have prompted kevin some western countries to blame russian forces for the mass killings of civilians that says you k locked rushes call for a un security council meeting on the cranium. media polls its own fake news reports which blamed russia for the gruesome killing of a woman whose claudie was found with a swastika carved into her stomach and ukrainian nationalists stronghold. we speak for the american journalist to expose the story happened.

here is what bill nelson, administrator of nasa, had to say. bill: even with the terrible things that vladimir putin is putting on the ukrainian people, i expect the professional relationship between astronauts and cosmonauts to continue. ed: the point that bill nelson made is the same that leaders made on thursday. whatever is happening on earth, in space, there is peace, and there is a professional relationship between nasa and rosneft, and none of the officials i spoke to thought that was going to change in the near term. emily: give us a bigger picture. axiom is not just about sending rich people to space. a ticket costs $55 million. what are the bigger ambitions? ed: part of this axiom plan is to send their own private international space station module up in 2024. that module attaches to the existing international space station, and they develop and upgrade it time. as you know, the iss has a shelf life. it is due to be decommissioned in 2031, and the orbit to crash into the ocean somewhere here on planet earth. this is about nasa passing

miss nelson, them houghton. finally the family reunited in berlin and soon after nama, and donna learned that they would be getting a younger brother. today. the biggest challenge is finding a place for a family of 7. they've been shuttled mostly between one bedroom apartments funded by the government from the harness at this. we've been in berlin for 6 years, living in different areas for 3 to 5 months, each in state sponsored accommodation like this. of course, obama on handling and we carry our backs on our shoulders and wonder, loved little dog, closely pack our stuff. once they inform us, they are closing the facility and we have to look for another place. why it's difficult not having one place where we can settle. you can't think nor plan anything for the future. there's a constant reminder that you're not settled to suckle, knock on fort la santebanez. as you can see, my girls are growing up and they have no place to put their books to study young the no. what for you though sophia, mohammed was a sports teach him back in syria and he always encouraged his own kids to try sports.

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as you heard from nelson, that seems unlikely. nasa wants to shift all of this to the private sector. so that it doesn't have the financial burden, and that space stations in the future are a political, simply commercial sites. kailey: let's talk about spacex's role in the space sector. how does this tourism element fit into spacex's broader ambition? >> potentially a moneymaker. we spoke to the chairman last night. he basically confirmed that they are charting $55 million a seat, comparable to what spacex charges nasa to take astronauts. it is a potentially lucrative business, an airline taking people to space. the other side is very dominate this launch market. 80% of payloads are carried by spacex. private carriers are leading the way. guy: it sounds pretty windy there. do we have a go? >> your crew is in the cap show, all of the checks are done. these four individuals have been given the thumbs up. the weather dramatically changed. we had high-pressure come in, cold, dry air, which is great for a lunch. you can see the wind, b

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of nelson to my route, 300 square meters of roof is missing. above 4 of the apartments, there's nothing but the blue sky above the top of the thing. a neighbor ogre is the caretaker of these 82 flats. and she lives in one of the top from over there to my apartment is in this part of the building that was damaged by missiles. she stayed right through the occupation to try to save them from russian soldiers taking them over, but was helpless to stop the missiles. no, not over. now, it is in this state. the house is uninhabitable until we rebuild it. tomorrow. next door to olga, another group with a similar story. they tell me this wasn't the 1st time they've had to flee. one of putin's was on what you have on here, or maybe live here as a last resort. do you understand what you many of us are from done bass, we came here from war just to simply live and war came here after us. please love we are peaceful people. we don't want anything bad. we just want to live what law. however new hiking him, what brought the heck him remish the most important thing is that it doesn't happen again. perso

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i'm sam nelson, i'm a 19-year member of the rowing community. not 20. born in san francisco, went si. i speak for myself here but also as part of the long alumni group. i'm also a nurse at s.f. general in the icu. i've been busy the last couple of years. i want to one final note in my own introduction, i have specifically studied d.e.i. efforts in sport of rowing. bringing the sport to the widest population possible, not just people of color, it's a geld mine. i think san francisco and lake merced can really do that. the current facilities just don't allow us to do that. the proposed facility and the plans simply don't provide that either. 3000 square foot space for paddleboards and kayaks are division what this lake with provide for the community. i like to reiterate too, something 14,000 square foot facility this that southern most portion, simple structure would provide future resources for rowing, veteran rowing, adult rowing and comprehensive rowing. they agreed to move the arborist facility, which is sticking point in our concerns. that sounds inc