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"Ginger single to left from home Calvin vigil from second as to rebels magic number to clinch a wild card spot is now three. For John G finished one for 5 of the night his low hit coming in the first inning, a single to right field. Alas, that the Yankees 7 game winning streak. John leather bit to run. Rice elder threw his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but at the same time, it's just another win. We were trying to sack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. I went a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York myths, the braves and myths with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Chimi Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7th time NASCAR champ told the EP. He will focus on family, Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we passed. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska, I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed at the coast guard says that while the ships were operating in accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there. The secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer
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"Wild card spot is now three for John G finished one for 5 of the night his low hit coming in the first inning, a single the right field. The lost that the Yankees 7 game winning streak. John leather V to run rice elder threw his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but at the same time it's just another win we were trying to sack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. I went a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York mets, the braves admits with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Jimmy Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7th time NASCAR champ told the AP. He will focus on family, Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we have. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska. I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed, but the coast guard says that while the ships were operating it accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there the secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and
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"Course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around his twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we have. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska. I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed, but the coast guard says that while the ships were operating in accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there the secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer
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"Vladimir Guerrero junior single to left from home Calvin vigil from second as to run those magic number to clinch a wild card spot is now three. For John G finished one for 5 of the night, his low hit coming in the first inning, a single to right field. The law snapped the Yankees 7 game winning streak. John Leatherman to run. Rice elder threw his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but I'm at the same time. It's just another win. We were trying to stack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. It went a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York mets, the braves and myths with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Jimmy Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7th time NASCAR champ told the AP. He will focus on family, Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we passed. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska, I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed, but the coast guard says that while the ships were operating at accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there. The secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer. With one of the best savings rates in America, banking with Capital One is the easiest decision in the history of decisions. Even easier than choosing slash to be in your band. Next up for lead guitar. You're in
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"Vladimir Guerrero junior single to left from Calvin vigil from second as to rebels magic number to clinch a wild card spot is now three. For John G finished one for 5 of the night, his low hit coming in the first inning, a single the right field. The law snapped the Yankees 7 game winning streak. John Leatherman to run. Rice elder threw his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but I at the same time, it's just another win. We were trying to sack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. It went a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York mets, the braves and myths with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Jimmy Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7th time NASCAR champ told the AP. He will focus on family. Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we have impact. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska. I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed by the coast guard says that while the ships were operating in accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there. The secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer. With one of the best savings rates in America, banking with Capital One is the easiest decision in the history of decisions. Even easier than choosing slash to be in your band. The
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"You know, when we move in a little slow and I mean, they've been doing it all year. I mean, how many sex they had a day what? 5, 6. On the baseball circuit the New York Yankees could have clinched the AL east, but Toronto had other plans, also Aaron judge was sitting on 60 homers coming into the game, John leatherbee reports. Vladimir Guerrero junior singled to left from Calvin biggio from second as to runs magic number to clinch a wild card spot is now three for John G finished one for 5 of the night his low hit coming in the first inning, a single the right field. A lost that the Yankees 7 game winning streak John leathery to run. Rice elder threw his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but at the same time, it's just another win. We're trying to sack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. When a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York mets, the braves admits with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Jimmy Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7 time NASCAR champ told the AP. He will focus on family, Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we have. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska. I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed, but the coast guard says that while the ships were operating at accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there. The secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer. Hurry into ram power
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"Know, when we move in a little slow and I mean, they've been doing it all year. I mean, how many sex they had a day what? 5, 6. On the baseball circuit the New York Yankees could have clinched the AL east, but Toronto had other plans, also Aaron judge was sitting on 60 homers coming into the game, John leatherbee reports. Vladimir Guerrero junior single to left from home Kevin biggio from second as to rebels major number to clinch a wild card spot is now three. For John G finished one for 5 of the night, his low hit coming in the first inning, a single to right field. The law snapped the Yankees 7 game winning streak. John Leatherman to run rice elder through his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but I'm at the same time. It's just another win. We were trying to stack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. I went a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York mets, the braves and myths with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Jimmy Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7th time NASCAR champ told the AP. He will focus on family, Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see of space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed the asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we passed. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs, 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska, I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed, but the coast guard says that while the ships were operating in accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there. The secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer
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"Rice elder threw his first ever complete game, a 6 hit shutout as the Atlanta Braves beat Washington ain't nothing. It means a lot, but at the same time, it's just another win. We were trying to stack the wins on top of each other here and get ready for this weekend and the next three games after that. I win a lot of the braves to move within a game of the NL east leading New York mets, the braves admits with that big weekend showdown beginning on Friday. Baltimore beat Boston 14 to 8 and Pittsburgh beats Cincinnati. Jimmy Johnson is retiring from full-time racing, the 7 time NASCAR champ told the AP. He will focus on family. Johnson says he'll race about ten bucket races a year. Seems like a division one college football coach loses his job each week. Georgia Tech parted ways with Jeff Collins, Collins was ten and 28. He was in his fourth season. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be practicing in South Florida this week with hurricane Ian moving over to Florida's West Coast. The Buccaneers will spend the week practicing at the facility of the Miami Dolphins. A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth. The dart spacecraft launched last November, rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin, 7 million miles from earth. And we have. Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended, data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Planetary defense is a global endeavor. I'm Tim McGuire. A U.S. patrol has spotted Chinese and Russian naval ships near Alaska, I'm Lisa dwyer. The U.S. coast guard says a ship on routine patrol in the Bering sea came across a guided missile cruiser from China. The U.S. patrol ship found two other Chinese ships and four Russian naval vessels, including a destroyer. The ships broke their single formation and dispersed, but the coast guard says that while the ships were operating in accordance with international rules and norms, the Honolulu based Kimball will continue to monitor the area that formation came a month after NATO's secretary general warned about China's interest in the Arctic and Russia's military build up there. The secretary general said Russia has set up a new Arctic command and is opened hundreds of new and former Soviet era Arctic military sites, including deep water ports and airfields, I'm Lisa dwyer
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"Collections. Murphy wrote to port authority executive director Richard cotton in October 11th letter, obtained by Bloomberg news, any reduction in the port authority capital plan because of congestion pricing should not come at the expense of any New Jersey projects. On the campaign trail, Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell says the party will stick with Herschel Walker as their GOP candidate for Senate in Georgia. Walker told ABC he denies a woman's claim at the former NFL star once urged her to have an abortion. I know nothing about him abortion. And I knew it's a lie. And I said it was a lie, and I just move on. Walker's campaign is rocked by allegations that he reimbursed an ex-girlfriend for an abortion in 2009. New York City mayor Eric Adams signed legislation barring concealed guns, both legal and illegal from Times Square. Mayor Adams says it's essential for the city to safeguard the rights of the tourists and visitors. We are projected to receive 56 million tourists in this city. Many of them come through Times Square has become a signature of this city and we want to make sure that they're safe. The decision comes following the summer's Supreme Court decision to overturn the state's law requiring a license to carry concealed weapons in public places. NASA says the dart spacecraft that crashed into a small harmless asteroid two weeks ago has succeeded in shifting the space rocks orbit. NASA administrator Bill Nelson. How the team is confirmed that the spacecraft's impact altered the orbit around the most by 32 minutes. NASA's Bill Nelson says the refrigerator sized spacecraft originally struck the asteroid 7 million miles away. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. It's pretty good aim. Thanks,
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NASA says its asteroid defense test was a success
"NASA says it's asteroid mission was a smashing success It was a save the world test the dart spacecraft was going after the asteroid dimorphos And we have NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the refrigerator sized spacecraft travels 7 million miles from earth coming in at 14,000 miles an hour And it was a bullseye Nancy chabot at Johns Hopkins University says the test was to see if in the future a killer rock could be nudged out of earth's way It just gave it a small nudge But
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Bam! NASA spacecraft crashes into asteroid in defense test
"A NASA spacecraft rammed an asteroid Monday night in a test to see if space rocks could be knocked out of a collision course with earth The dart spacecraft launched last November rammed an asteroid at 14,000 miles an hour in an effort to nudge the space rock into a smaller orbit around its twin 7 million miles from earth And we have impact Mission controller Elena Adams as the darts camera went blank in its signal abruptly ended data from a bevy of telescopes trained on the pair will be checked to see if the orbit has shifted NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the mission is just to start a protecting the earth from asteroids like the one thought to have led to the mass extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago Planetary defense is a global endeavor I'm Tim McGuire
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NASA celebrates anniversary of JFK speech
"NASA celebrated the 60th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's historic moonshot speech Kennedy spoke at rice university in Houston in 1962 about sending astronauts to the moon before the end of the decade and bringing them safely back to earth But why some say the moon He said why climb the highest mountain We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things Not because they are easy but because they are hard 60 years later at rice university administrator Bill Nelson talked about NASA's Artemis moon rocket Not going to be easy It's going to be hard Some things never change NASA is gearing up for a test flight of Artemis after two scrubbed launches But this is more than just a moonshot To take us further than ever before to Mars NASA hopes to launch Artemis at the end of the month I'm Ed Donahue
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"At launching a moon rocket today in the next 1 may not happen until October. NASA administrator bill Nelson, who was an astronaut, says calling off the Artemis one launch for the second time in a week is all part of the space program. Be ready for the scrubs. We'll go when it's ready. We don't go until then and especially now on a test flight. The $4.1 billion mission is to send the capsule with test dummies atop the rocket around the moon, pushing it to the limit. And make sure it's right before we put four humans up on the top of it. The last moonwalk, 50 years ago. I'm Julie Walker. I'm Mike Hempen with an AP news minute. NASA has called off its second launch attempt for its new moon rocket because of yet another fuel leak, AP correspondent Julie Walker reports. The launch team ran into a liquid hydrogen leak while loading propellant into the core stage of the space rocket according to Nassau announcer Darrell Neal. There are multiple troubleshooting efforts that were made to try to get the leak to stop and reseal the connection. This issue with Artemis one is not the same as Mondays. After Tuesday, a new blackout period kicks in extensive fuel leak repairs could require the rocket be hauled off the pad and back into its hangar possibly pushing the flight into October. I'm Julie Walker. About 100 homes and other structures have been destroyed by the mill fire in Northern California. Thousands are under evacuation orders. Naomi Vogel sang was told to leave her home in the city of weed. I was asleep. I
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"A moon rocket today in the next 1 may not happen until October. NASA administrator bill Nelson, who was an astronaut, says calling off the Artemis one launch for the second time in a week is all part of the space program. Be ready for the scrubs. We'll go when it's ready. We don't go until then and especially now on a test flight. The $4.1 billion mission is to send the capsule with test dummies atop the rocket around the moon, pushing it to the limit. And make sure it's right before we put four humans up on the top of it. The last moonwalk, 50 years ago. I'm Julie Walker. I'm Mike Hempen with an AP news minute. NASA has called off its second launch attempt for its new moon rocket because of yet another fuel leak, AP correspondent Julie Walker reports. The launch team ran into a liquid hydrogen leak while loading propellant into the core stage of the space rocket according to Nassau announcer Darrell Neal. There are multiple troubleshooting efforts that were made to try to get the leak to stop and reseal the connection. This issue with Artemis one is not the same as Mondays. After Tuesday, a new blackout period kicks in extensive fuel leak repairs could require the rocket be hauled off the pad, and back into its hangar possibly pushing the flight into October. I'm Julie Walker. About 100 homes and other structures have been destroyed by the mill fire in Northern California. Thousands are under evacuation orders. Naomi Vogel sang was told to leave her home in the city of weed. I was asleep. I was taken a nap
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"Now, a global news update police in Mississippi say a man is in custody after stealing a plane and threatening to crash it into a Walmart. Tupelo police chief John quokka said the suspect Corey Patterson made a farewell Facebook post after losing contact with negotiators. The pilot posted on Facebook a message in an essence that said goodbye. At this time we know he was getting close to running out of fuel. In addition to charges of grand larceny, guac has said federal charges are likely coming. There's no timeline on when the Artemis one moon rocket could launch into space. That's according to NASA's administrator. After a second attempt was scrubbed today, Bill Nelson said, will go when it's ready. A top ally of former president Trump is a non board with his idea to pardon those who took part in last year's capital riot. Speaking to CNBC, senator Lindsey Graham said pardoning the rioters seems to reinforce the narrative that it's okay. That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan. Your listening to balance of power with David Westin on Bloomberg radio. I'm Joe Matthew in for David Weston, President Biden delivered a fiery speech to the nation attacking Donald Trump and maga Republicans this week from Philadelphia's independence hall. My degree Republicans have made their choice. They ain't brace anger. They thrive on chaos. They live not in the light of truth, but in the shadow of lies. But together, together we can choose a different path, we can choose a better path. The president also saying that so called maga Republicans are working to undermine elections. They're working right now. As I speak in state after state to give power to decide elections in America to partisans and cronies, empowering election deniers to undermine democracy itself. I will not stand by and watch the most fundamental freedom in this country to freedom to vote and have your vote counted and be taken from you and the American people. But President Biden's intensified anti Trump message also risks deepening America's political divisions, something I discussed with governor Glenn youngkin from Virginia, one of the most notable post Trump Republicans on the national stage. He's been traveling the country to help raise money for Republican candidates, and I asked if he thinks the maga wing of the GOP is a threat to democracy. I was stunned at how divisive this speech was. And at a time where people across America and I know in Virginia are worried about some of the most basic issues rising inflation and trying to make ends meet, crime and oh, by the way, education challenges. And it's a time when, in fact, we've got to focus on these issues and our president jumped out and was incredibly divisive, trying to pit Americans against one another. And what we learned last year in Virginia is that it's these most important kitchen table concerns that when we bring when we bring common sense solutions to them, we can bring people together. When I won last year, it wasn't Republicans against Democrats. We won the independent vote. We had lots of Democrats come with us. And at the end of the day, this is a time when we've got real issues run away inflation. I mean, let's be serious. We got real challenges and inflation. We've got the fed having to move aggressively in order to slow things down. And Jay pal came out and said it's going to hurt and yet we've got our president trying to divide the nation. And I just think it's time to put all that down and to focus on these most important kitchen table concerns that Americans and I know virginians have and we can address them with common sense solutions like we're doing in Virginia right now, getting taxes down, funding law enforcement and focusing on education. So you're reject the president's message, but that was a stark warning from the president of the United States governor. Do you believe there are anti democratic forces in the Republican Party? I believe that we have people who are searching for leadership. And the leadership comes and it comes at a time when we need to be focused on these most important issues. Not calling each other names and trying to divide the country. I mean, when we look at when we look at what's happened over the course of the last couple of years, we've seen our economy fall from having been a good one to a real challenge to one inflation running away, crime really challenged. We've got a crisis at the border. We've watched America actually really fall from the national from the international scene in leadership. And I think Americans broadly recognize this. We can see it in the president's job approval ratings. He's got just terrible job approval ratings, and at a time when we're heading into the midterms, what do you do? You change that you change the narrative. Well, let's go back and talk about the economy. Let's go back and talk about schools. Let's talk about crime. Let's talk about the border and let's come up with real solutions to these most important issues. Let's not call each other names. A new poll from quinnipiac university governor shows 70% of Americans who was 67% to be exact. Think democracy is in danger of collapse. When you see a number of that big, do you worry that our institutions are under attack? Well, I just feel like that entire poll question is an odd one. I mean, America's democracy is not going to collapse. We are, we have seen tough times historically where we've worked through it. This
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"bill nelson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Police in Mississippi say a man is in custody after stealing a plane and threatening to crash it into a Walmart, tupelo police chief John kwak has said the suspect led authorities know of his plan soon after the theft. In addition to charges of grand larceny, Quaker said federal charges are likely coming as well. NASA's administrator is refusing to put a timeline on when the Artemis one moon rocket could be sent into space. We'll go when it's ready. We don't go until then. Bill Nelson added it could be pushed back into October if Artemis has to be put back into the vessel assembly building. Russians are honoring the life of former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. He was the last leader of the Soviet Union before it collapsed in 1991 and he died Tuesday at a Moscow hospital. Today, thousands attended his public open casket before he was buried at a famous Moscow cemetery. Russian president Vladimir Putin didn't attend the memorial service citing his busy schedule. That's the latest I'm Julie Ryan. And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. Europe was plunged deeper into crisis as Russia's Gazprom again halted its key gas pipeline indefinitely. A move criticized by European politicians as an attempt to use energy as a weapon. Hours after the group of 7 leaders agreed to implement a price cap on Russian oil, Gazprom reversed its plan to resume flows through the Nord stream pipeline. It was meant to open again today after maintenance, but the company said a fault had been discovered. The Treasury Department says the Internal Revenue Service mistakenly published confidential data for 120,000 taxpayers on its website before realizing the error and taking the data down. More from Bloomberg's trolley pellet. Treasury said the IRS accidentally posted data from a tax form used by both individuals and tax exempt organizations in a letter to lawmakers, the Treasury Department said while information about nonprofit groups is routinely made public for individuals it's supposed to be kept private. Treasury says the IRS will be contacting all individuals affected in coming weeks. Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. New York City is suing Starbucks over the firing of a worker in Queens. We get more about that from Bloomberg's Larry Kafka. Susanna the suit filed by the city's department of consumer and worker protection accuses Starbucks of illegally firing a long time barista and union organizer at a store in Astoria. Austin Locke was fired July 5th less than a month after workers at the store voted to unionize. The suit seeks locks reinstatement and back pay as well as civil penalties. Susannah, Bloomberg's Larry kofsky. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is
AP News Radio
NASA is set to launch another rocket to the moon
"NASA will have to wait to launch the most powerful rockets ever built after a series of issues at the Kennedy Space Center There were thunderstorms then a hydrogen leak and engine issues and finally a scrub for today The highly anticipated Artemis project launch scrapped the rocket designed to return Americans to the moon will stay in Florida while NASA chief Bill Nelson's engineers work on it This is a very complicated machine scrubs are part of the deal You don't want to light the candle until
The Charlie Kirk Show
Richard Baris and Charlie Discuss the RNC Autopsy Report
"Are reminiscing on a previous program. About the RNC's autopsy report. Do you remember that back in 2012? Yes. Yes. The whole thing? Yeah, and so we were reminiscing about reince priebus and all of that. And I've always gotten along with Ryan. It's not, it's not a slight it hits. I would have done things differently than him, but that's okay. And they said, we are going to lose Florida. We're going to lose all these states. Remember, Florida had senator Nelson, Democrat? Yes. Bill Nelson? That's right. Obama won it in 12, right? This was a blue state. And so over ten years, what is it from a policy perspective though, Richard that has now turned this into incredibly more Republican than Georgia? Yeah. Yeah, I'll tell you. That's a really good question. The answer is really interesting. And the autopsy was like a $1 million piece of it. It was total nonsense. You know, the bottom line is when you're going to increase your appeal to working voters, family voters. It's not going to be isolated within one race, right? And that's something they missed in that autopsy, but honestly, in Florida, the interesting thing Bill Nelson, he used to be thought of as a moderate. So he could do well. He was an astronaut, right? He was a national hero. Astronauts can be beaten, just ask Mark Kelly. That's right. Just don't tell Mark Kelly, but yes. And by the way, Mark Kelly's leading by roughly the same margins that Bill Nelson was leading Rick Scott by until we called Rick Scott, the giant killer. Back then, because that's he would always come in with these 40% favorability rating and yet topple these people that are supposedly unbeatable.
The Indicator from Planet Money
"bill nelson" Discussed on The Indicator from Planet Money
"Bill Nelson spent two decades working for the Federal Reserve, and he's now the chief economist of the bank lobbying group at the bank policy institute. And while Bill usually places more weight on the need to encourage a booming labor market, then fighting inflation, even he thinks the fed tightens too slowly. I think that they waited too long, they should have realized they had such a long way to go that they really needed to get started. So Bill has 6 main reasons why he thinks the fed took too long. Reason number one, which might sound familiar, the ghosts of fed tightenings passed. Instead of lingering regret over having tightened, perhaps too soon, out of concern for inflation that didn't materialize. We told the story of this low inflation period of the 2010s, and last week's episode called Jerome Powell's ghosts. And if you haven't already, we really recommend that you check it out for more in depth background. But the basic point is this Jerome Powell didn't want to lift interest rates too soon and risk unnecessarily crashing the markets and putting a whole bunch of people out of work. And that brings us to reason number two, a concern over inequality. When interest rates are low, businesses can borrow and expand more easily. That means a faster recovery. And that is particularly beneficial for low wage workers who were disproportionately black and Latino. Bill says this was especially salient for the fed in the wake of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. I think that that led the fed to redouble their desire to try to do something about unequal incomes. Bill's reason number three for the fed being slow is basically that the fed fumbled its communication, at least in hindsight. So think back to the early days of the pandemic. Good afternoon, everyone. And thanks for joining us. An enormous number of people out of work, border shutting around the world, and markets plunging. Here's Jerome Powell around that time. We're not thinking about raising rates. We're not even thinking about thinking about raising rates. Remember, interest rates were basically at zero. And so central banks wanted to reassure markets that they'd stay low for a long time into the future. And to keep credibility, the fed had to keep true to them. At least for a while. No rate increase, at least through 2022. But then by June 2021, inflation had shot up to 5%. So Jerome Powell was in this bind. Does he break that promise not to tighten policy and instead nip inflation in the bud?.
WABE 90.1 FM
"bill nelson" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"First to pilot a spacecraft on a commercial mission with SpaceX She spent three days in orbit last year which was more than a decade after the last black woman astronaut flew to space When you don't have people of color women of color in particular up there doing science paving the way showing that it is possible then you're not inspiring that section of the population to dream data as a career for themselves NASA understands the importance of representation Its astronaut corps is now the most diverse It has ever been but there's still work to be done For its next lunar program what it calls Artemis NASA promises to land the first woman and first person of color on the moon this decade Again NASA administrator Bill Nelson We want to see that all people of all backgrounds have the opportunity to participate in the space program For Procter it's a large responsibility to be that role model and inspire those who look like her to enter a field in which so few black women have been before I kept thinking how you know I really want to be successful so that other women of color will follow behind me Ahead of her flight that responsibility is not lost on Jessica Watkins either For me growing up it was important to me to have role models in roles that I aspire to be in contributing in ways I aspire to contribute So to the extent that I'm able to do that honored and grateful for the opportunity to return the favor And it might not be her only chance to return that favor NASA selected Watkins to train for those next lunar missions so she can continue her trailblazing ways and leave.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bill nelson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I mean I feel like there's just so many ways to look at it in terms of space exploration generally write private public sector working together and then of course there's a political aspect So what's the historic moment I think I heard you talking about the launch pad that was being used today Well yeah so this launch complex 39 a it's the same pad that first took man to the moon right and without getting too carried away with ourselves I spoke to NASA administrator Bill Nelson and he called today an inflection point because what he has under his leadership what NASA has tried to do is pass the baton from public sector to private sector Where NASA doesn't have an infinite budget the ISS costs $4 billion a year in terms of the U.S. contribution to maintain it So what they want is the private sector to step up not just in the context of SpaceX carrying humans to the ISS Today was the first all private crew no public sector or government astronauts But they actually want the private sector to take over for the space station itself And as you guys know the ISS gets decommissioned in 2030 2031 and their hope is that axiom this Texas based startup by that point will have built its own commercial private sector space station that will maintain and stay up in orbit So what are these folks doing once they get to the space station How long are they going to be there And who are they going to be with So everyone's been at pains to point out that they're not there for a vacation Although you know they kind of are They've paid $55 million a seat for the opportunity but they're going to be conducting scientific experiments They're going to be conducting assembly AI related in experiments looking at the human anatomy and physiology on in a zero gravity environment And they did almost a thousand hours each of training for this mission the four private astronauts So they have prepared for this And NASA's kind of excited right because they get access to the data generated up there And I guess the other part of your question Tim my understanding is they could have dinner with the three Russian astronauts that are currently on board the ISS Yeah that's going to go well Or is it So how does the backdrop of our geopolitical tensions and attentions It's war Let's just call it what it is How might that impact that conversation or that meeting or will it even happen So it's at the discretion of the three cosmonauts to invite.
AP News Radio
NASA delays astronaut moon landing to 2025
"NASA is delaying putting astronauts back on the moon former president Donald Trump had wanted a moon landing by twenty twenty four bring in the glamour back to it because most of the hammer lost everything NASA administrator bill Nelson says the date has been pushed back to twenty twenty five at the earliest because Congress did not provide enough money to develop a landing system fort Artemis moon program this time private companies will be competing for ten or more moon landings by astronauts there are legal issues involving Jeff Bezos's blue origin and eagle on musk SpaceX masses last lunar landing by astronauts happened during Apollo seventeen in nineteen seventy two altogether twelve men explored the moon's surface the last the late gene Cernan I
MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"bill nelson" Discussed on MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"I don't think we know yet. O'gara pretty sure i think i got my notes right over there on arizona but i it's it's the right now. Don't know it'll be a tough state Zona it's went out and and valves race against marco and floyd like you say that that's that's unpredictable. Totally i mean. Baoding's was the best fundraiser. For the quarter. She erased eight and a half million dollars. Rubia had the fourth largest fundraising quarter at around six million and he's got a bunch of money in the bank they're gonna raise both sides in a race ungodly amounts of money. That insists is a superstar. We know that she's gonna raise all the money she needs. But then it's florida. It is frigging florida. Every racist is Is tight you have a rick. Scott beat than bill nelson in the senate race Last cycle even by thirty was twelve. Thousand bucks we lost. The governor's race by thirty thousand votes. The scientists literally one by third of a percent. Florida has a habit of breaking our hearts. But it's so close. It's it's right there so it's definitely definitely possible. This is one of those places where investing in the organizations on underground. Doing organizing today can pay huge dividends in not just those those federal races. Statewide races like the government. I mean the santa's thinks he's running for president twenty twenty four. What happens if you lose this next year in two sentences dangerous. I'm gonna tell you right now. At the santa's is actually credible candidate to defeat by if he's the nominee he is getting that passionate trump vote in a way that nobody else is ads. Making a play for it but the santa's right now is the heir-apparent if trump does not run so yeah defeating him next year can help us in two thousand twenty four definitely helps us at the state level. It helps us with enough by wins. Twenty two in a florida by a few thousand votes because also keep in mind by two thousand. People are dying a day in florida right now. Sorry a week or two thousand nine every week mostly trump supporters. it's it's it's rural rural republicans and so given how close florida elections have been. There's a real possibility that that that democrats can win narrowly by the margin of the cova death toll. That they're not how do you. How are you aware of that. And they are concerned about this. That's amazing because i wanted. They think there's more benefit to being anti vaccine anti mandate anti math in a twenty twenty four presidential primary..
Kottke Ride Home
China Launches First Astronauts to Its Space Station
"Yesterday. China successfully sent three astronauts or taikonauts to their tian module which will eventually become their completed. Tian gong space station. Nia haisheng bombing and tongue hongbo whose identities were kept secret until a press conference on wednesday will spend three months aboard the module bringing it into service and preparing it for the next phase of the space station's construction. It will be the longest crude mission by the chinese space agency to date the tian gong. Space station will end up looking. Like a big cross and will include crew quarters science labs and even a hubble class telescope when completed it will be a fifth of the mass of the international space station in china is open to having foreign on board to collaborate three more. Crude flights are planned to complete construction which is scheduled to be done sometime in twenty twenty two quoting the bbc. A fighter pilot nia haisheng. Fifty six is said to be china's oldest astronaut in space. He's a veteran of two previous flights which included a fifteen day visit in two thousand thirteen to the prototype station tian gong one this has since been de orbited his crewmates leo boming fifty four and tongue hongbo forty five are also from air force background lease earlier spaceflight experience was on the shenzhou seven mission in two thousand eight. That's all him participate in china's first ever spacewalk mr. Tung is the rookie on this occasion. Having never before gone into orbit and quotes in addition to landing a rover on mars last month china became the first country to send an un- crude rover to the far side of the moon in two thousand and nineteen while the us has been prohibited from working with china's space program for a passed by congress in two thousand eleven which is part of why china has to make its own space station because with the us leading the international space station partnership china therefore can't be a part of it. Nasa has been outwardly congratulatory of china's recent achievements with administrator bill nelson sane in a statement yesterday quote congratulations to china launch of crew to their new space station. I look forward to the scientific discoveries to come and quotes
BBC World Service
NASA Will Launch Two Spacecrafts to Venus
"Or Rupert Wingfield Hayes there? Now let's go back more than 30 years to a key time for space exploration. After a 15 month long cruise, the Magellan spacecraft will go into orbit around Venus Jelen will orbit Venus for one Venus Day equal to 243 Earth Days. Well, that was from 1989 1 of the most successful missions of its kind. It was the first spacecraft to take pictures of pretty much the entire surface of Venus before it burned up in the fiery atmosphere about five years later, now the US space agency Has announced to new missions to the planets. NASA's administrator is Bill Nelson. Very Tass Truth. And eventually, plus These two sister missions, both aimed to understand how Venus became an inferno like world capable of melting lead at the surface, So after all, the focus of late being on Mars Why Venus now question for our North America correspondent David Wyss. Despite the fact that Venus is the closest planet to earth and similar in size and mass and density and composition. It's received less attention than Mars and other destinations in the solar system in recent years, primarily because it's so hot, it's dense atmosphere traps heat from the sun, and that leads to temperatures. Of more than 470 degrees Celsius in some places, but scientists have long believed that Venus may once have harbored. Seas of surface water potentially suitable for life before unknown forces triggered that extreme greenhouse effect, and their interest was rekindled recently when astronomers said that they detected compelling evidence for the presence of a molecule in the clouds around Venus called Falls Feen, which would seem to
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NASA Picks Twin Missions to Visit Venus, Earth's 'Evil Twin'
"Petitions at the courthouse. NASA has decided to send two missions to Venus, our closest planetary neighbor. NPR's Nell Greenfield Boys has details. Venus is sometimes called Earth's Evil twin. While Earth is largely temperate and teeming with life, Venus is a scorching hot, toxic place. NASA administrator Bill Nelson says That's why the space agency will send two probes there. As part of its discovery program. These two sister missions, both aimed to understand how Venus became an inferno like world capable of melting lead at the surface. One mission is called Veritas. It will map the planet's surface and see if it has active volcanoes. The other is Divinci. Plus, it will send a spherical probe down through the planet's atmosphere to analyze the
News, Traffic and Weather
Debris From Chinese Rocket Has Fallen to Earth Amid Criticism
"Bring you up to date. You're about that China Rocket Space agency. They're saying of course segment of its biggest rocket re entered Earth's atmosphere in the Indian Ocean, and that most of it burned up early this morning, Harvard astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell, who tracked a tumbling rocket tweeted. An ocean re entry was always statistically, the most likely it appears China one. It's gamble, but it was still reckless. People in Jordan and Saudi Arabia reported sightings of the Chinese rocket debris on social media. With scores of users posting footage of the debris piercing the early dawn. Skies over the Middle East. Usually discarded rocket stages reenter the atmosphere soon after lift off normally over water. And don't go into orbit. NASA Administrator Senator Bill Nelson issued a statement saying quote it is clear that China is failing to meet responsible standards regarding their space debris and of quote Roughly 100 FT. Long rocket stages among the biggest space debris to fall the earth. China's space program with its close military links, hasn't said why it put the main component of the rocket into space rather than allowing it to fall back to Earth soon after discharging its payload. As his usual in such operations. This is common
Bloomberg Business of Sports
NASA Criticizes China's Rocket Re-Entry as Debris Lands Near Maldives
"Officials with NASA criticized China for a lack of planning with the return to Earth of a Chinese rocket early today, the Chinese government said the rocket came back down, with most components burning up in the atmosphere during reentry, the report says the remnant of the rocket landed in the Indian Ocean near the Maldives. S administrator, Bill Nelson said China is failing to meet responsible standards regarding their space
WBZ Morning News
Chinese Rocket Set To Fall Back To Earth Soon, But No One Is Sure Where
"Like a science fiction movie, but it is real. It is unpredictable, and it could happen this weekend. The Chinese rocket booster is headed toward Earth, but no one knows what will happen when it hits the Earth's atmosphere or where it will land. New NASA chief Bill Nelson do I like the fact that there's a big rocket? It's uncontrolled, coming down and threatening human life and property. Of course I don't Nelson says. One thing he knows space debris is a serious problem. Former Florida Senator Says he was vocal when China did a test years ago that blew up one of their satellites. And it was like crickets. Where was the objection? Well, this senator was on the floor of the Senate raising Cain. White House press secretary Jen Psaki has said that the U. S. Is committed to addressing the risks of growing congestion due to space to breathe and growing activity in space.
PM Tampa Bay with Ryan Gorman
Biden picks former senator who flew in space to lead NASA
"Is nominating a former Florida senator and astronaut to the NASA administrator. The White House says Bill Nelson has left his imprint on nearly every piece of space and science law. The Democrats served in Congress for 30 years. Chairing the space subcommittee in the House and the Senate space subcommittee. Nelson flew in the space shuttle in 1986 and oversaw NASA's space programs while in Congress. If confirmed, Nelson would be the second consecutive NASA chief to come from Congress. I'm al
Silicon Valley Insider with Keith Koo
Biden picks former senator who flew in space to lead NASA
"President Biden has selected a new NASA administrator who's John Scott. It's the former senator from Florida who flew on the space shuttle 78 year old Bill Nelson grew up near Cape Canaveral. He was a Democratic congressman when he launched aboard space shuttle Columbia in January of 1986 right before the Challenger launch accident. His commander was Charles Bolden junior who later served as NASA administrator under President Obama. Nelson was elected in 2000 to the Senate. Where he served until
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Biden picks former Senator who flew in space to lead NASA
"You have. Former Florida lawmaker could be the next leader of NASA. President Biden could announce a Sooners today that he'll nominate former Senator Bill Nelson to be NASA's administrator and former senator, You know that? The three take terms is a Democratic Senator Nelson served on a space subcommittee and he was involved in several NASA related bills. Little Consider Marco Rubio treated yesterday that Nelson would be an excellent pick. That's nice. Like that. That's the spot that Rick Scott took. Remember when he'd be nothing.
AM Tampa Bay
Biden poised to tap former Sen. Bill Nelson of Miami to lead NASA
"There are reports that a former U. S senator from Florida and space shuttle astronaut will be the next NASA boss. Technology website the verge sighting three sources says President Biden has tapped Bill Nelson for the job of NASA administrator with former astronaut Pam Melroy as his deputy. The verge reports, Senate and NASA staffers have been informally briefed. The reports have placed Nelson in consideration for the job, succeeding Trump Administration appointee Jim Brighton. Stein Nelson, who lost his Senate seat to Rick Scott, in 2018, also took part in a space shuttle
The Big Biz Radio Show
Midterm elections update: Abrams, Gillum, Nelson concede
"A few midterm election races. Finally settled in Georgia Republican Brian camp will be the state's next governor after Democrats Stacey Abrams finally admits the math doesn't end up in her favor for a runoff after a recount kept beating her by fifty five thousand votes in Florida Republican Ron Disentis will be governor. After democrat, Andrew, gillum concedes and Republican Rick Scott off to the Senate after beating Democrat Bill Nelson things worked out a little differently than Grayson. I'd hope but let me say by no measure, you'll
CBS News Weekend Roundup
Nelson concedes Florida Senate race as recount ends
"Twenty seventh. The Florida Senate recount is over and Republican. Rick Scott will become the state's next US Senator after an expensive and contentious campaign, effectively ends the political career of Democrat Bill Nelson. I'm Peter King. And Orlando Bill Nelson never mentioned winner. Rick Scott by name nor. Did he congratulate him the race recount word that contentious he did refer to Scott's deep pockets. We may have been heavily outspent in this campaign. But we were never outworked, and he spoke of moving beyond politics that aims to defeat and destroy where truth is