roger mortensen. kay's eldest son. >> they sliced his throat. >> it wasn't long before kay's wife darla had made it to the mouth of the canyon, and was led to the command post that was set up beyond the hill before their home. that's where they gave her the news. >> your life just comes tumbling down. you had it all planned out, you thought you knew it was going to be okay, then everything is gone. >> kay caught off guard? not kay, thought dara. impossible. but that seemed to be just what happened. at least, that's what roger and pam told the police and later us. and a very strange story it was. that began, they said, when pam received a pie at work as a gift. >> we knew how much he loved that pecan pie and she decided after work to take him the pie. >> so they went to his house intending to drop off the pie and then leave. but when they got there, they said, there was an unfamiliar car in the driveway. pam said she knocked on the door and a young man answered. >> i said is kay here? he said yes he is

we >> currently renovate ten feet away. >> roger. >> it's looking real's double, -- >> roger. be docked in a second i hope. >> roger. >> new senior looking good. it looks like you just stopped. >> i haven't fired yet. roger. >> snap snap and where there. >> roger. >> you're good to docket charlie. >> team we can read the numbers on the land docking. >> during the docking, apollo ten encountered its first problem. the mylar including the installation -- and broken. >> we have insulation all in the seal, on the valve, it's a heck of a mess up here. >> for apollo 11, it would be fixed. and we watched as they pulled free of the s four b and got our first live color pictures of the blue planet earth. >> charlie, it's hard to describe. you could see the polar caps. it's incredible. >> we see it all here. colors a really beautiful. >> that's great. and the black is black that you ever could see. >> roger. >> stafford, yang began their coast away from earth. their speed continually dropping as the arms of earth's gravity tried to pull them back. to control the temperature of the space

on to kay's own son roger and roger's wife, pam. darla said she could not believe it at first. >> i was just adamant that they could not have done it. i was their biggest defended. >> but then they asked her to list roger and pam to list them as defendant statement. >> they told lies and it just put more suspicion on. them >> gradually, her conviction grew saying for's sister, fern. >> i could not by the fact that they were thinking of roger's involvement. >> there were just so many things about roger and pam story that did not make any sense to fern. there was something else to, a possible witness. remember that woman who suspected her husband was involved, police found him here insults bring city on a drug binge, there were high on mid. one of the people there, call me bills, told detectives she had a story to tell about a dream sheet had. >> she describes and what she calls a dream, seeing someone get killed. she describes being outside of her room, she describes a female off to her left crying in hysterics, and she describes thr

see mohammed will be a roger found to his dying day. but he passed his role as an ultra onto the next generation. as a founder of the alters the battles with the authorities, remain strong in his memory. saving money with the script and she can, she can have it in the office. you will get you from nathan, you know that i'm not up. i'm not going to make us can some african american out here that the police now require own people to be submitted to them before they can be displayed. recently, a prominent ultra was arrested. when released the proper routes, he rushed to photograph him. whatever took place during his detention, he renounced his status as an ultra and has never explained why. nestled in the birthplace of roger because blanca sight, mazili, runs a cafe and store catering to the fans at the shop. once he found the premises said, put out a request for teen photos to decorate the place. the response from the community was so good that he soon had the best collection in the city. the me a level on most were in the water the devel

any of your roger limits? you know, what came a commercial sort of you in the day for what you put on what on your quarter that can tell me whether the you handle that as a that she helped me get jimmy? yes, he's in trouble. no problem. no. the names and then feel no different. so i do you know, the initial for, you know, the, the hope is she, she's your product really want to me i'm going to be she layla's easy is also a roger supporter. she believes the songs and t falls improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, this wash all over the body shop. oh, much funnel. the little gym shows before you call 20 back off called 25 back off. ill as long me saw standing together friends can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere in morocco. and he didn't show up on any of these. oh group. ill call you and you get to refer it back to probably me . yeah. oh. additional fool shopping. bobby, please do not funny since a good you much all you remember a cripple god. i'm very luck

with that fans to see their team thrashed by roger. one of with ads t falls, responded with a pirates emblem threatening to sink all before them him a come from the country. who did you folks who did? will i be maybe roger, we did let you fully loaded with that laura. so let me see because i'm, i have money via the rival ultras compete through peoples with that in red and russia in green team colors writ large company and not nearly new mortgage devotee for him was m ellia was leaking coolant about the logic. she, you know what an assembly had lee mosley. as we know the muslim corner had him, you know, the and what was noah? why do we can stick next? we can then you for the i because yeah we, we had to call chicago or block management by any standards. roger, because a blank has enjoyed extraordinary success in world football. jimmy, i've given his tours in one of the new 1000000 product chest. and while i was on the florida, we don't want any conflict of maturity. we'll forget about our product. we scream, whenever the mockup chanelle

we show you closing in. >> roger. >> be docked in a second, i hope. >> roger. >> 10 to houston. you are looking good. we can see the markings. with the rendezvous, and it looks like you are connecting. >> thrusters, we haven't fired yet. >> roger. >> snap, snap, and we're there. got two grays. >> roger. >> docked, charlie. >> team, we can read the numbers on the right docking window. >> during the docking, apollo 10 encountered its first problem. >> for apollo, it had to be fixed. it would be and that is when we would get our first pictures of earth. >> charily, it is so hard to describe. you can go right past alaska and you can see the polar cap. it's incredible. >> we see it all here, gene. the colors are really beautiful. >> that's great. and the blackest black that you ever could conceive is the setting for all of this. >> right. >> so stafford, young and cernan began their coast away from earth, their speed continually dropping as the arms of earth's gravity tried to pull them back. to control the temperature of the space craft, they performed a slow, steady rotation. >> sh

roger, we reach loud and clear. we just had the first drive, which was fantastic. >> the surveyor three target was located in the middle of five craters arranged like a snowman. the upper greater, called head greater, the body, called surveyor crater. surveyor three is located in this crater. the object, to land as close as possible to surveyor crater. then at 50,000 feet, intrepid's engine fired and began the landing sequence. >> your honor 19 follow the feet. i guess you've got the horizon out there. i've got some [inaudible] will back for 3:34. >> okay. i'm trying to treat and look out there. i think i can see my crater. i'm not sure. i'm at three seven. 364, pete. there it is! there it is! son of a gun! right down the middle of the road! outstanding, 42 degrees, pete. >> outstanding! i can't believe, it amazing! fantastic! for 42 degrees, pete. coming down at about 99 feet a second. >> looking good. >> coming down from. >> landing roger, 40 degrees. >> so fantastic, i can't believe it. >> your at 10,000 feet. 18

she layla's easy is also a roger supporter. she believes the songs and t falls improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, this was only the show. oh, much funnel. the little germany shows before you called me back or call me back or ill and walk me through standing together. friends can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere in morocco. and he did show, i'm not on any of g o l coin you and you get to refer it to probably mid. yeah. also for the additional full shopping bobby point is to not funny. since a just could you much remember a cripple god, i'm very lucky. don't get the the broken authorities sometimes cracked down on anything resembling opposition, but the voice of thousands is difficult to contain. well, if that's, you know, if i do wanna do after that, because i've just said if it is fucking and if you're me, just going to walk you through to watch tv, coverage of roger games is hugely enhanced by the people as they roll out around the stadium cameras turn from the game t

roger players were said, boyhood heroes. this is the 1st time memory of the nuts i'm not able to for the sad and that some of the sportsmanship has gone from the gain said is critical of modern fine culture. he's nostalgic for the old days. when the ball was heavier players were tougher and the fans were respectful. somebody said in general, just what shed what shall marie be? what kind of a show? how did you live opinion any of your raja limits? you know what came with commercial again? yeah. ah. this is what you're looking for. what you what are that can tell me? what did you say that she helped me get g as in trouble? no from no names. and then you know, if i do the the initial probably. oh, the only other hope is she, she's your product really want me to be. she layla's easy is also a roger supporter. she believes the songs and people's improve much days and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah, this was only the, i think it will show oh, much funnel. the little germany shows before you can turn it back of

we'll see you around the other side. >> roger. >> roger. >> the undocking took place behind the moon. when contact was re-established, snoopy and charlie brown were ready for the separation maneuver prior to descent. the word from john young and charlie brown was -- >> you will never know how big this thing gets when there ain't nobody in here but one guy. >> you never know how small it looks when you're as far away as we are. >> hey, turn on the radar transponder and we'll correlate the vaf ranging with it. >> okay. my transponder is on. transponder is on and test switch is in operate. >> should be getting a radar signal here, and i sure don't. >> an electronic piece of radar equipment in the command module was not functioning. without it, there would be no rendezvous and no low-orbit descent in the lunar module to the moon. in mission control and in the two spacecraft, switch positions and procedures were rechecked. for the descent and the subsequent rendezvous were the heart of the "apollo 10" mission. from mission control, one last-ditch instruction was sent up. >> roger. how abou

. >> roger. >> snap, snap, and we're there. got two grays. >> roger. >> team, we can read the numbers on the right docking window. >> during the docking, apollo 10 encountered its first problem. the mylar containing the glass had broken, releasing a firestorm of gas into the gravity. >> for apollo, it had to be fixed. would get our first pictures of earth. >> charily, it is so hard to describe. >> charlie, it's so hard to describe. you can go right past alaska and you can see the polar cap. it's incredible. >> we see it all here, gene. the colors are really beautiful. >> that's great. and the blackest black that you ever could conceive is the setting for all of this. >> right. >> so stafford, young and cernan began their coast away from earth, their speed continually dropping as the arms of earth's gravity tried to pull them back. to control the temperature of the space craft, they performed a slow, steady rotation. >> shortly we'll soon be about 55,000 miles out. >> that's right. >> that sounds like a long way from home, gentl

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. >> roger, you're good for tli. >> right on. >> roger. we confirmed the cutout. >> apollo 10 with a perfect burn was on its way to the moon. now the command and service module separated from the s-4b and turned around to dock with the lunar module. for the first of many times, tom stafford turned on the small high resolution color television camera and shared with the people of earth the spectacular sights of outer space. apollo 10 took along all of those who were making the conquest of the moon a reality. >> charlie, we can't be more than about 550. >> roger. >> it's looking real stable. >> roger. >> houston, you're looking good. we can see the markings. >> haven't fired yet. >> roger. >> snap, snap, and we're there. got two grays. >> roger. >> team, we can read the numbers on the right docking window. >> during the docking, apollo 10 encountered its first problem. the milar had broken, releasing a firestorm of gas into the gravity. >> they had insulation in the seal and in the valve and it is really a heck of a mess up here. >> for apol

roger: sound advice. unfortunately, not something that political leaders in either party have adhered to over the years. still, the wisdom is clear there. general mcmaster, debt, deficit, defense, declining defense budgets, you have lectured -- i've heard you say this so many times -- as we develop national security strategies, we have to get into the mindset of the adversary. not what we think the adversary thinks, but what the adversary is actually thinking. how do the chinese, for example, look at our debt, our deficit, declining defense budget that secretary esper and secretary panetta responded to, what does this do to our ability to deter these great power adversaries or rogue states? gen. mcmaster: i think china thinks it is gaining ground, and i think that is what makes the world more dangerous, is the belief that china -- the belief in the army and the chinese communist party that it is time to challenge the united states, because to china, the united states has weakened internally and does not h

i think his legacy _ richard rogers' legacy. i think his legacy is — richard rogers' legacy. i think his legacy is really _ richard rogers' legacy. i think his legacy is really one - richard rogers' legacy. i think his legacy is really one of- his legacy is really one of trying to make modernism exuberant. he really, he did not see technology and the modern style as dry and surreal brawl. he wanted people to connect with it emotionally. evenif connect with it emotionally. even if you go back to something like the pompidou centre in parrott day paris was obvious fun to look at, it is crazy is wild but it is fun to look at. —— pompidou centre in paris. it was entertaining and you felt an emotional connection to it. his love of colour which went all the way through his work was another part of that i think. i think his legacy is that as well as trying to show that modern buildings could still create a civilised city. that they did not have to be a vast landscape of horrible, brutal concrete. he really stripped them out and allowed you in and allowed you to see how things wor

for the checklist. >> roger. we concur with the logic. >> we're awaiting confirmation of separation. >> roger. >> we confirm the separation here on the ground. >> apollo 11, this is houston. radio check? over? >> gold stone station reports a very weak signal. we believe that there are now maneuvering a spacecraft and the trans position and docking maneuver and the antenna patterns are not too good at the moment, so we have a weak signal strength. >> the command service module separated and turned around to dock with eagle lunar module. >> apollo 11 this is houston. how do you read. >> apollo 11 this is houston, radio check. over. >> roger, we're copying you about 5 by 2. can you give us a status report erksz please. >> how you reading now? >> loud and clear and we understand you are docked. >> that's affirmative. >> houston, we recommend you accept 949 continue through your sequence of sightings and we'll analyze the data afterwards, over. >> okay. >> on board was a fourth brain, a small computer called disky tha

. >> roger. >> flight booster. >> pre press complete. >> roger. >> s 1c complete. we are on internal power. >> roger. how does it look? >> looks good. >> okay. >> mcc recorder at flight speed. >> ignition flight. >> roger. >> looks good here, flight. >> okay. booster. >> looks good. >> cap com, we are on the ground. >> okay. we're go at one, cap com. >> white. >> roger. >> booster, how do you look? >> we look good. >> okay. >> we're go, flight, looks good here. >> good flight. >> okay. econ. >> looks good. >> go for staging, cap com. >> confirm. >> roger. >> roger. >> flight trajectory confirmed staging. >> roger. >> flight booster the inboard out. >> okay. >> flight confirmed. number five engine down. >> boost, you don't see any problem with that, do you? >> negative. not right now, flight. all the other engines are go. >> the next step in the routine of lunar flight was to burn out of earth orbit toward the moon, then pull free of the third stage and dock with the lunar module aquarius. at the controls of the command module odyssey jack swiggert. >> we are hard d

. >> roger. >> roger. >> you've got to docket, charlie. we can reach numbers on the docking window. >> during the docking, apollo ten encountered its first problem. -- releasing a snowstorm of fiber glass and the zero gravity. >> it has insulation all in the seal, the valves. >> for apollo 11, it would be faxed. then we watched as they pulled free of the s four b, and got our first live colored pictures of the blue planet earth. >> charlie it's so hard to describe, you can see alaska you can see the polar caps, and it is incredible. >> we see it all here the colors are really beautiful. >> that is great. >> and the black is the black you could ever conceived for the setting of all this. >> so stafford, young and -- continued their trip. their speed continually dropping, as the arms of gravity tried to pull them back. >> to control the temperature of the spacecraft, they performed a slow steady rotation. >> certainly will be about 55,000 miles out. it's a long way from home. >> it was time to continually check the trajectory of the spacecra

roger: that is true. most of the people did not know. there was probably a dozen in the early days and maybe three or four dozen later on. the people who operated the reactors had no clue what was going on. i would say that is probably true. even myself, i had pretty good suspicions. we did not know for sure that this was going to end up in an item bomb. we knew physics and uranium was involved. that was about it. just got the stuff through osmosis, no one ever said. >> some of the guys at the manhattan project in most alamosa said they were only told certain things. but like you say, through osmosis, people figured it out. was it easy to figure out? was a still difficult? roger: i don't think any of my acquaintances figured it out. >> i'm summit, to be a favor. -- i'm sorry, do me a favor. say figured out that we were working out material for a bomb. go ahead. roger: i was under the impression that most people did not realize that what they were doing would end up in the atomic bomb. i think they were just guessing along the way, you go

roger harrington's car was parked facing the wrong way. they have roger's coffee mug. why would somebody bring a mug if they're going in to commit a murder? they have roger's cigarettes. again, why? roger harrington's family insisted from the beginning that their son was harmless. >> he was no troublemaker. he was a good kid, you know. he wouldn't even strike at anybody. >> when the newspaper and all the reports come out saying that this dahm character was telling him to kill people, i was thinking, man, you've really got this wrong. dahm. dahm was a rubber mask that he had. and he had told my oldest son, it's just a mask. it's there to scare people. >> i don't think he would have hurt anybody, and i don't think he was crazy. >> but then again, can we trust the word of the family? even though there are still a few pieces of the puzzle that didn't quite fit, the case was closed, and mark winger was going on with his life. >> someone's here, bailey. someone's here. >> hey! good afternoon. >> when you live with someone, and you're taking care of a child together -- >> kno

roger? i said before, i think you guys are behind i'll be honest here because what i'm seeing on the ground here is that people are so either way go and one of the big thing mistakes was that they had zoom and they were able to see what was going on in the classrooms, america and that has really upset a lot of parents as mothers. so we're out to lunch. and that was in april unfortunately. but. but if you need to change in rather whining about everything, what you said is true, but it's changing and the way to change it, those who really want to change it and not just complain because complaining is easy. is to actually organize ok. now i want to hang on here, i want to go to graham. i want to give brand the last 30 seconds here. i just have to say this graham, the whole, the one issue that they never talk about is inequality in class. 30 seconds the gram, go ahead. well, yeah, that's the thing that will really and we are in class warfare. i mean they want us fighting with each other, read st

later as easy is also a roger supporter she believes the songs and t.v. shows improve much states and give a voice to a broad section of the public. yeah but this watching one of the crew i think what's it you know you shot oh must don't pull definitional as it was difficult only that hopefully if i back off elizabeth. was standing together fans can say things that cannot be freely expressed elsewhere in the world was any dudes i'll show i'm not mounted on they never see. any of you to book me for people they reject the. also so we'll have prisoner nationals and arsenals for shelter by the tsunami any sin a sin. you much on remember a. god to have been knocked down gosh was there that. was. was. was. the moroccan all 4 of these sometimes crackdown on anything resembling opposition but the force of thousands is difficult to contain. rules about you know thought of was. the office that's the goal of all just that every spotting and if you see me just say. at least 3 to one. t.v. coverage of russia games is hugely enhanced by the t. photos as they roll out t

. >> roger 12. >> as a matter of fact, we're there. >> hello, 12, houston, you're go for loi. >> roger, houston, go for loi. burn checklist is complete to minus six minutes and we're holding at that point. >> loi, lunar orbit insertion, the burn of the spacecraft rocket engine that would place apollo 12 into orbit around the moon. with this burn occurring behind the moon there would be no communications with the spacecraft until it came over the lunar horizon. the command module yankee clipper, the lunar module intrepid. >> apollo 12, houston. >> hello, houston. yankee clipper with intrepid in tow has arrived on time. i guess like everybody else it just arrived, all three of us are plastered to the windows looking. >> the next day pete conrad and alan bean entered the lunar module leaving dick gordon in the command module. now the intrepid and yankee clipper undocked preparing for the descent and landing on the moon. >> okay. here we go again. >> back off, dick. >> here he goes. >> houston [ inaudible ]. >> affirmative, pete. >> as with the orbit insertion burn, the burn to begin desce

but with roger supporters hope springs eternal final. score 1st and they're right back in the competition. to the people who call the loser but sematic go on to score 3 times to secure their place in the final. i'm not even i don't know in. sadr city about all. those little bit his blog. says it is simply not champions league separate. that he got. only by his. 9 years ago al-jazeera was the 1st major network to find evidence of genocide. when the tragedy of the ruling was mostly. oh. it in genocide on al-jazeera. this kind of behavior is not acceptable we will not countenance it we will not tolerate it the u.s. and the european union impose sanctions on russia for the poisoning of the opposition leader and let's see the valley. civil robert more jobs are lost by headquarters here in doha also coming up warnings of a health catastrophe in brazil solti's call for a nationwide lockdown to stop the spread of the career.

and then roger, roger, i'm not going to like, i'm not going to let you off the hot with hang on, roger, i'm not going to let you off the hook with that. what do you mean by groundswell about what? go ahead. oh, practically everything that the we suppose the legacy media has been telling is now being opposed by the masters in tennessee and places like that. and florida, where i have been quite a bit recently under the status and everything the, the amount and the amount of organizing is going on among people is extraordinary ed, particularly among the children because they are so opposed to this critical race, fascist idiocy. yet, ned is backfire again. you don't hear about that in moscow, and you don't hear about new york and you don't hear back because those are places that are backwards. it's been the bursts and it should be because we ideally, that came out of out of the corporate media are so reactionary and old fashion and bashes that me, you know, people are not as dumb if you think they are. and right now i was last night, i went to a meeting and a parish in franklin, tennessee.

>> roger, we agree with that. and columbia, houston, just for information you dropped them right on target, the folks are getting ready to fish them, and bring them back. >> okay, the arrival was pretty neat. >> the solid rocket boosters which separated from the columbia's planned, two minutes and 11 seconds into the flight, landed in the atlantic motion, under 50 miles downrange from the launch site. after being towed back to kennedy space center, both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flightrsñ. the third and fourth burns are also successful. raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles. for the first television transmission from inside the spacecraft, the crew will give a status report on the mission. >> the flight so far has gone as smooth as it could possibly go. we have every test that we are supposed to do. where upon the line. in the vehicle has been performing beautifully, much better than anyone expected. on the first flight. the systems are out of sha

now, bustle, roger pox have for a long time being known as a brains on the strategist behind the roger box, the machine. he's kind of the midst of fix it, if you like, who does all the sort of deal the in the go see ations the wrangling and chops out the strategy. all the raj blocks the machine and that's what. 7 we have heard in the previous years, and now he's been brought into parliament, sort of a friendly mc resigning to make way for his entrance into parliament. mind the round part of the prime minister and form a president. obviously, switching portfolios with his younger brother. he will become and has also taken as the minister of planning of policy and planning implementation. so this basically comes at a time when felucca is facing very see jessica nomic challenges. so, roger will have his work cut out for him part in reserves that will pretty much all time low. there's a huge amount of debt commitments that she has to meet. i mean, there's literally a challenge on a day to day basis of running the country and the government. i'm a man who don't talk about plans and the thin

. >> roger. >> neil armstrong confirming both the engine skirt separation and the tower scape separation. >> houston, this is a magnificent ride. >> roger 11. we'll pass that on, and it certainly looks like you're well on your way now. >> 11 houston, your guidance is converged. you're looking good. >> down range 140 miles, altitude 622 miles -- >> mission control in houston, texas, had taken over from launch control in cape kennedy for the duration of the eight-day mission. the complicated technology of apollo saturn evolved from an ingeniously simple concept. lunar orbit rendezvous. this requires many paces that discards the weight of each piece when the function is completed. the flight began with a vertical lift through the lower atmosphere and a tilt to the east. at 6,000 miles per hour, the empty first stage is discard today save weight. so is an adapter ring and an unused escape tower. with the second stage firing it reaches 15,000 miles per hour when it, too, is jettisuned. the third stage

. ♪♪ >> roger, we confirm. >> the power is gone. >> roger, tower. >> when apollo was safely under way, control of the mission was switched to houston. the months of tightly focused work at the cape were over. >> it could honestly be said that this was the culmination of the dreams and fantasies of the dreams and work from people over centuries of time. >> divas, le mercury, chafee, copernicus, tchaikovsky. >> and robert goddard the rocket pioneer, the dreamershed and they called him the moon man and laughed, but on his own, he went on designing and inventing and testing. the first proving grounds were on his aunt effee's farm in auburn, massachusetts. the neighbors complained. with a grant from daniel guggenheim, he moved to new mexico with his wife es ster who was also his photographer. in the end, he had accumulated over 200 pattons from multi staged rockets to fuel pumps to multi-engine rockets. by the year 1930s, his rockets had achieved a power of 2000 miles per hour and a altitude of 2000 feet. this is the year that the pa apollo astronauts were born. goddard had a vision of the

that feedback room, roger? itrefoil to see the results isn't it. that feedback room, roger? well -- what we have seen — feedback room, roger? well -- what we have seen from _ feedback room, roger? well -- what we have seen from the _ feedback room, roger? well -- what we have seen from the report - feedback room, roger? well -- what we have seen from the report this - we have seen from the report this morning, is that climate change is already with us, here and now, climate change was responsible for the heat wave that ravaged a lot of north america injune, and climate change is fuelling every world fire in the sense that there is, the earth has heated up so it makes fire more easy, it is fuelling things like the rains we had in northern europe, because moist air can carry more water, so the truth is people used to think about climate change being somewhere in the future, somewhere else, the truth is climate change is here, it is here now and it is going to get worse because we mentioned that 1.5 thresholdel, that is the amount we shouldn't exceed preindustrial temperature

over. >> roger. i understand. >> it's marvelous. >> absolutely fantastic. >> first person on the moon. you know, it's just too much. i can't get over it. >> i don't know how to put it, you know, but it's most marvelous thing. it's a miracle. >> i don't know. >> we are really thrilled. >> for every american, this has to be the proudest day of our lives, and for people all over the world. >> it's great. really great for the whole world. >> this means lots for all the countries, not just for america. >> and being out of it and being closest to the moon makes us realize that we're all human beings together. >> i hope this brings unity amongst all countries. >> and i just hope it will help you solving the internal problems we may have. >> we think it is a waste of money that could be used for something else. they holler about people are being in starvation. >> this huge amount of money americans spent to see what the moon is like, it's wrong. >> it's disgusting. it's like they haven't got something else t

we have roger simon. he is an award winning novelist, an academy award. nominated screenwriter, who is now an editor at large at the epic times. and in honolulu we cross to gram ellwood, he is a regular and the jimmy door show, as well as host of the political vigilante on youtube or a gentleman, cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it, i'm going to go to graham 1st because he got up early as for this program, it's on some ungodly hour. we're very appreciative that you're here, graham, you know, i'm very critical of the liberal media and i don't want to just keep it there. there's a lot of other criticism i have here, but the more i think about it, looking at the media landscape, donald trump broke all of their brains just about every single one of them. because as they report on the new administration, they don't know what to do, is it pro or anti trump? they're still thinking about trump. i don't know why. and what that does is, is that the mi

after a dramatic family feud, canada's edward rogers we get control of roger's communications. could it end up him losing a lot more? it is our stock of the hour, coming up next. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. the rogers family feud, which has gripped candid and some others are like is over at least for now. a report has given edward rogers control of the board of the company. the news has boosted shares of rogers, as well as shaw communications, which rogers is in the process of taking over. kriti gupta has more. >> let's start out with rogers communication does. it is a communications and media company that ranges from cable to radio, tv broadcasting, all the way to wireless. half of their revenue coming from wireless in particular. the family feud started when guy named ted rogers, whose son, edward rogers, served as the company's board of directors, and in trying to fire the ceo of the company, his sister and mother's, who are members of the board, try to remove him. he tried to remove them back. after months of fighting, a canadian court sided with

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can get it done. some business there, roger can get it done-— get it done. let's turn our attention _ get it done. let's turn our attention to _ get it done. let's turn our attention to serena - get it done. let's turn our attention to serena who l get it done. let's turn our l attention to serena who will also turn a0 this year and she has had so many near misses on the 2ath grand slam. can she still win one more? i the 24th grand slam. can she still win one more?— still win one more? i think is tou~her still win one more? i think is tougherfor— still win one more? i think is tougher for serena. - still win one more? i think is tougher for serena. it's - still win one more? i think is| tougher for serena. it's been 16 tougherfor serena. it's been 16 grand slam is now since she last won a grand slam which is 2017 at the australian open. she needs confidence and matches, she has only won one matches, she has only won one match coming into roland—garros from the australian open. she did when three matches here but the style and the way she was this match