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A firsthand account of a controversial phone call between the u. S. President and his ukrainian counterparts. Those pilots never have a chance. These loved ones never had a chance they were in flying coffins we are sorry deeply and truly sorry and bowing c. E. O. Admits mistakes were made during a grilling by u. S. Congress over 2 fatal plane crashes. We begin in lebanon where Prime Minister saad hariri has submitted his resignation to the president after 13 days of ansi government protests hariri says he has reached a dead end in dealing with the unprecedented demonstrations and violence that has paralyzed the country say no one. Has been following developments in beirut and the reports. Protesters welcoming the decision by the Prime Minister to resign there are celebrating in the streets theyre calling this a victory. A welcome 1st step this is what they have been demanding for the past 13 days they are demanding a new government is formed a government made up of technocrats which ar
Test. Test. Test. Captioning performed by vitac i mean, like it will be really exciting when we can put some robots up on mars, wont it be exciting . Weve already done it, right . Okay. I dont hear now, when you put when you put [ applause ] when you put joe blow and jane doe up on mars, then i think you will see true excitement. That may not be [ applause ] you know, that may not be the way the world should be because charlie points out things that are of more importance than whether it is a machine or whether it is a human being, they each have their place, but the public, i do think, has a special Little Corner in the back of their brain reserved for people who go to these places and i dont think that will change. I mean, you see the reaction you still get 50 years later for having been part of the grand adventure of apollo 11. In my feeling its still something special. There are only 570 humans that have been in orbit, so there is something there that maintains potency and sending
All week. A greater percentage of efforts population followed their flight than any other event in human history. After their flights the astronauts toured. President nixon proclaimed them the best possible am baz dors america could have on the earth. Today were looking back and asking what was the political and Foreign Relations significance of the apollo program, and what is its enduring legacy. Were going to look forward questioning how apollo era space diplomacy should inform Foreign Relations today. Very shortly ill give you Historical Context on the role of project apollo in u. S. Foreign relations and its followed by a one on one conversation between me and Major General Michael Collins. Then well have a larger Panel Discussion that looks at apollo and then also how it can inform the future of space diplomacy. But first, i would like to say thank you for coming to recognize special guests we have here today. The Collins Family and friends. Thank you for joining us. And i would l
He is the author of are we there yet of are we there yet . the american automobile past,. Esent, and driverless please join me in welcoming him this evening. Thank you so much. Generous and sweet introduction. The smithsonian associate people have reminded me how engaged these audiences are. I really give you my a game to take that seriously. Intellectual, be a little heavy. Theres a lot of material in the book. Myrything from teaching daughter to drive to a freudian analysis. And a little bit of this theory of how one understands that. At the end of the day i want to talk about cars. I am both a lover and hater of cars for a variety of reasons. Lets get started. Keep your hands up. How many of you went to the gift shop afterwards and bought the vinyl record and brought it home and played it . These two, i know them. I realized halfway through it, how many of you own a car . How many of you own a toyota . How many of you own a mercedes . How many of you own an american car . How many o