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the tv, that s the electronic grid when we re watching television and it s not just an american thing, anywhere around the world where there are so-called smart tvs. check this out. this was today in russia. this happened on at least three different major tv providers in russia today. the grid looks at first as the normal rundown of channels and shows but if you go for example to cham one or everyone the big state sponsored tv channel, it looks on the grid that every single program has the same name for all the channel, all the time slot,l, all the shows have the same name, and you don t have to read russian you can see that they are the same and i don t read russian and we had it translated and it turns out according to your tv in russia, every single show on every single station on every time slotsi was called on your handss the blood of thousands of ukrainians and hundreds of their murdered children. tv and the authorities are lying. noho to war. that was the title o ....
rights heats up as protesters show up at the home of justice samuel alito. the author of the leaked draft opinion that would overturn roe v. wade. good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this tuesday, may 10th. i m jonathan lemire. french president emanuel macron is throwing cold water on ukraine s hopes of joining the european union. in an address to the european parliament yesterday, the newly-re-elected macron pushed back against the possibility that ukraine could join the group in the near future. instead, saying the membership process would likely take decades. despite calling for a quote stronger and more sovereign europe, macron argued that expediting ukraine s membership would lower the standards of the bloc. to join the eu, a country s candidacy needs to be approved by all 27 member states. instead, macron proposed a new quote european political community. yesterday, to include countries with aspirations of joining the eu. but his comments come in di ....
about it all. and on the record about abortion rights, as protests continue outside supreme court justices homes. and the leaked supreme court draft opinion. soaring inflation, later this morning, president biden will lay out a new plan to lower costs for working families and attack republican policies that he said will only make inflation worse. gas prices are rising again. the national average, aaa says, the highest since it started collecting data in 2000. prices are up 4 cents from yesterday, and after the federal reserve hiked. and according to the latest numbers from april 24th, 40% of popular baby formulas are out of stock. making things particularly difficult for parents of infants. i have seen moms in the store crying, the formula aisle. they can t find their baby s formula. we keep plugging along. the social media, hopefully, you will find something. the dow jones industrial average is up. big losses in the last couple of days. arthor of what to d ....
that russian war planes haven t been able to gain air superiority despite flying 200 to 300 missions aa day. and russian units are suffering from major morale and discipline problems. a top u.s. official tells the washington post, they believe that middle rank russian military officers uks, some as high up as battalion commanders are slow in carrying out orders or refusing them altogether. a really terrible sign for the russians. and it shows once again just how rotten the culture is, the russian military. let s bring in right now former president of ukraine petro poroshenko. thank you for being with us. it seems when you hear the news out of the donbas and the news out of odessa, you put it together and it seems like more of the same. the russians targeting children, grandparents, mothers, other civilians. but not being able to do a damn thing on the ground when they actual i have to fight a war. where does this war stand right now, the day after victory day? fir ....
and, by way of preparation, of course, for a mission to mars. my guest, jim green, retired as nasa s chief scientist earlier this year. are problems of money and geopolitics undermining nasa s mission? jim green in silver spring, maryland, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much, stephen, it s a pleasure to be here. well, it is a real pleasure to have you on the show, and you have had a pretty remarkable four decades long career inside nasa. but if you are being honest with me, would you accept that nasa s golden era came and went long before even you arrived at the agency? well, indeed. nasa has had, actually, several golden eras and it is a matter of perspective. you know, the programme has not only humans that explore beyond earth s boundaries, but also we have missions that study the universe or move out into the solar system and explore, and we have absolutely exploded in those areas that you may not be aware of. well, i kind of am aware of them because i ve done pl ....