astronaut who spent nearly five months of duty aboard the international space station artie's tom bartonhas the latest. kevin ford oleg novitsky and he of guinea terror are back safely on earth after their five months stint up on the international space station on the video screen here at mission control in moscow you can see them being fished out of their soyuz capsule and kept warm after that rough descent through earth's atmosphere and down on to the step in kazakstan their return to earth delayed by a day because of bad weather they're casual came in today over the caspian and black seas without a hitch to be met by recovery teams on the step in kazakhstan for the first time ever those teams including three women helping to fish them out of their capsule and get them on the road to a climate izing back to the atmosphere here on earth whilst on the international space station they help the crew up there conduct maintenance on the orbiting platform and also research much of that research focusing on the affects of microgravity both on the human body and on various engineering substance

well certainly the international space station lots of scientific missions and experiments that they have to achieve the crew of three that have just come with the soyuz capsule will be making the crew of the international space station a full six man crew in fact it will begin the expedition number thirty five this particular crew is consisting of pawel vinod out of it this is his third trip in space he's the commander of the soyuz capsule the rookie of the flight alexander it's his first flight and then christopher cassidy who's not only an experienced space shuttle astronaut he's also a navy seal as well this is his second flight in space so they will spend six months in space conducting experiments doing what they need to do observing as astronomical events as well one thing that's important and i thought i would put this into perspective again on this historic flight to the space station from earth to the actual space station itself the time it took less than it takes to get from new moscow to new york on the transatlantic flight so historic flight historic mission ahead of them

finally back home after a bad weather upset plans to return to the international space station's crew on friday a five month long expedition has finally ended for three crewmembers on the ice says two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut and are safe and sound. to work in long beach on the teen's voyage home is our correspondent tom barton. kevin ford oleg novitsky and you of guinea terril kin are back safely on earth after their five month stint up on the international space station on the video screen here at mission control in moscow you can see them being fished out of their soyuz capsule and kept warm after that rough descent through earth's atmosphere and down on to the step in kazakstan their return to earth delayed by a day because of bad weather they're casual came in today over the caspian and black sees without a hitch to be met by recovery teams on the step in kazakhstan for the first time ever those teams including three women helping to fish them out of their capsule and get them on the road to a climate sizing back to the atmosphere here on earth while still on

to the international space station in record time and if all goes to plan they say they'll be there before. the top stories this. international news and comment live from a studio center here in moscow this is a party with twenty four hours a day a war appears to be waging across the internet it began when the anti spam group called spamhaus put the web hosting company cyber bunker on its blacklist the host has allegedly struck back with a hacker attack of unprecedented scale according to spamhaus the assault was so powerful it slowed internet access world wide video agency ruptly helped us get in touch with. the attackers spokesman and he says the scale of the strike is massively exaggerated by cloud flare and that's a company that promotes internet security. the whole event is a little thing that they're going to cause some issues that will mean that the. well basically all of that. try to make it seem like the woman in the exchange of the woman going into another exchange went down because of that this is not the case though. they are the result of a law and then. that makes them grow o

russians and an american will be on board what's planned to be the fastest ever flight to the international space station. rolling out what will be and historic mission the iconic soyuz rocket will set another record from baikonur this week taking three crew to the international space station in the fastest time ever it was slashed the journey from two days to just six hours i'm going to achieve it by wishing just four times instead of thirty before docking that after cosmonauts decided they needed less time to adjust to weightlessness. one of the bandages will be to reduce weightlessness you can operate quite normally if you are aware that within the first few hours another advantage is that you can take biological experience to the station very quickly also it means we can bring ice cream to the space station before it melts the russian in good spirits as he spoke behind glass and in quarantine at the crew's last press conference but they also admit the new express route will bring extra challenges less laps of the earth means less room for error the rocket must take off just as the space station passe

to the international space station. all goes according to plan for the ice cream. it's great to have you with us here on our to today. live in moscow more accusations of mistreatment of being hurled to jail in the guantanamo bay detention facility and the inmates who are refusing food over harsh conditions personnel there are now depriving them of drinking water and keeping temperatures inside the freezing point that's despite fears the hunger protest could soon lead to fatalities here and we spoke to us a force lieutenant colonel. a military lawyer who's right now he told us about his own clients plight. you know. you know you forget paul he even. playing that week he went from one forty seven down to one hundred seven i mean he was only one third of body weight and he continued. i can only find you on whether or not he prepared to die but i can tell you that after eleven years of the region can charge in an opportunity to defend himself it's a very low point here and one out of no. movement performed think of the hundred sixty six individuals out here even the cl

international space station. arriving there. worldwide news around the clock this is live with me rule reese to show you in moscow welcome to the program. cyber war were sounding rippling across the internet a dutch web hosting company has allegedly launched the largest ever cyber attack against a geneva based spam fighting group which had put it on its blacklist now according to the victims of the assault it's so powerful that it is even slowed down the worldwide internet access. explains how the web went global. this is actually just a fight among two companies one geneva based spamhaus which is a nonprofit but has bases all over the world they actually provide security services to keep bad things from going through the internet than the other so we have cyber bunker a company a dutch company who is very open about being able to do whatever they want on the internet they can hold us lots of material and they don't like being told what they can and can't do online and what has erupted is a battle on the web that has in some ins

them on the road to a climate izing back to the atmosphere here on earth whilst on the international space station they help the crew up there conduct maintenance on the orbiting platform and also research much of that research focusing on the effects of microgravity both on the human body and on various engineering substances the next manned mission up to the international space station in a couple of weeks time will attempt something novel for a manned mission that is to rapidly and drastically cut the time it takes for those three crewmembers to get up to the space station from the current two days down to just six hours and that mission will carry the.

also reporting this hour a soyuz rocket is set to hit three cosmonauts to the international space station in record time out of all goes to plan they say they'll be up there before their ice cream melts the top stories this hour. international news in common live from studio center here in moscow this is twenty four hours a day. a war appears to be waging across the internet it began when the anti spam group called spamhaus put the web hosting company side the bunker on its blacklist the host is allegedly struck back with an accurate attack of unprecedented scale according to spamhaus the assault was so powerful it slowed internet access worldwide on a video agency ruptly helped to skate in touch with spent. the attackers spokesman and he says the scale of the strike is massively exaggerated by cloud flare that's a company that promotes internet security. the whole if. they don't come to some issues that will mean that the. well i'll be all of that. they try to make it seem like the woman in them and the exchange of them going into another exchange went on because of that this is not the

to the international space station in record time and if all goes to plan they say they'll be there before their ice cream melts stories. international news and comment line from australia sent to him in moscow this is where the twenty four hours a day a cyber war appears to be waging across the internet a dutch web hosting company has allegedly launched a cyber attack against a geneva based group which would put it on its blacklist the victims of the assault claim it is so powerful it has slowed internet access worldwide when producer andrew blake explains will. this is actually just a fight among two companies one geneva based spamhaus which is a nonprofit but has bases all over the world they actually provide security services to keep bad things from going through the internet that the other side we have cyber bunker a company a dutch company who is very open about being able to do whatever they want on the internet they can hold us lots of material and they don't like being told what they can and can't do on line and what has erupted is a battle on the web that has in some instances ac

one astronaut and two cosmonauts to get to the international space station. is is the only way we can get into space these days. at the blessing and behest of the russians or whoever else is going up there, and right now the russians are the only game in town. steve hair began in -- >> what we're look at now is the soyuz spacecraft and the sue iowa rocket and it's russian made and the russian rockets are the only way back and forth to get up to the international space station, which is a low orbit above the argentina. we're looking at one u.s. astronaut, chris cassidy, and he is alongside two russian cosmonauts, about to take off for the international pace station, joining three team members. a five and a half month science mission and it's an expensive ticket for the u.s. every since they let go of the space shuttle program in 2011. this is the only way, paid tickets for the ricks, $63 million for a six-hour ride in a few minutes time. >> neil: the russians are the principle state players now, not so much anyone manned arena, on mars and what have you, but it

to russian so you spacecraft carrying a pool of three successfully docks with the international space station following a record breaking flight of just six hours. this is r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital hi marina joshing welcome to the program a hunger strike or is that when tom obey are accusing authorities there of pressuring them to and their progress by denying them drinking water and keeping their cells of frigid temperatures at least eleven inmates protesting mistreatment and indefinite detention or being force fed a practice their lawyers say is highly controversial at the same time no movement and the weeks long straw has been seen at a high level with the pentagon completely ignoring the situation out of slater's briefing artie's going to she count was there for us. not a word from defense secretary chuck hagel on the situation in guantanamo i was at a news conference with the defense secretary this thursday at the pentagon he never to my question i frankly don't know why i was right there in front of him raising my hand as everyone else as you know half of the many

russian so you spacecraft has successfully docked with the international space station after a record breaking journey it's a crew of three just six hours to get to the eye assess a cosmic cut compared to the usual two day flight r.t. sean thomas has more now from russia's mission control center. now that the hatch has been opened and the astronauts and cosmonauts have that greeted each other it marks the very beginning of i assess expedition number thirty five which will last for six months the crew of three that have just come with the soyuz capsule will be making the crew of the international space station a full six man crew in fact this particular crew is consisting of been a good out of the this is his third trip in space he's the commander of the soyuz capsule the rookie of the flight alexander me sort of him it's his first flight and then christopher cassidy who's not only an experienced space shuttle astronaut he's also a navy seal as well this is his second flight in space this is the first time that the series capsule has it used this new fast track method that was develope

mission that aims to beat a new fast track to this stuff and open up a new highway to the international space stationandrey fama. kazakstan. knox and stacey stacey coming up next kaiser report stay with us here on r.t. . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. that's not on. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on. the news of a secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and we're going to this is why you should care only on the dog. choose your language kelly mccann we know in federal court today still some of the . choose good news the con

crew of three that have just come with the soyuz capsule will be making the crew of the international space station a full six man crew in fact this particular crew is consisting of been a good out of the this is his third trip in space he's the commander of the soyuz capsule the rookie of the flight alexander me sort of him it's his first flight and then christopher cassidy who's not only an experienced space shuttle astronaut he's also a movie seal as well this is his second flight in space this is the first time that the series camp's all has used this new fast track method that was developed by the russian space agency now there have been one hundred seventeen at launches a total of three spacecraft but again this is the first time this new launch process which cuts the time significantly from two days to six hours the time it took is less than it takes to get from moscow to new york on in transatlantic flight so historic flight historic mission ahead of them and they'll be there for about six months and then come back home to earth and of course we'll be here covering that for you as well. isr

mission that aims to beat any fast track to the stars and open up a new highway to the international space station andrey farmer for r.t. kazakstan. well the historic launch is coming in about two hours from now and we'll be bringing you more on that and of course live coverage. all that to bring it up to date for the moment we've got more news coming your way in about half an hour from now in fact a seven minutes from now not such a long break as i thought seven months from now here on r.t. stay with us we're live in moscow. play missions free could you take should be free transport charges free. range means free risk free studio time priests. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media don the r t v dot com. plane to. join thousands of gadget gurus plugged into the mobile world congress in barcelona where research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software super chargers hope to spin previous successes forward turns up the heat on google and despite a new twist on infotainment it's not just fun and games often overlooked video engine spring ball

and a russian spy use a space craft to curing a cruel reason that's really docks with the international space station following a record breaking flight of just six months. wherever you're watching from around the world this is r t with me tom would say hunger strikers are going ton of mowbray i gues ing authorities there of pressuring them to end the a protest but denying them drinking water and keeping the cells at frigid temperatures at least eleven inmates protesting mistreatment and indefinite detention not being force fed a practice their lawyers say is highly controversial at the same time no movement to end the weeks long strike has been seen at a high level with the pentagon completely ignoring the situation at its latest briefing artie's gannets as you can was they for us. not a word from defense secretary chuck hagel on the situation in guantanamo i was at a news conference with the defense secretary this thursday at the pentagon he never to my question i frankly don't know why i was right there in front of him raising my hand as everyone else as you know half of the many guantanamo has be

the international space station. it's great to have you with us here today. with your news from around the globe. more accusations of mistreatment of being the holder in the guantanamo bay detention facility and the inmates who are refusing food of a harsh conditions claim personnel there are now depriving them of drinking water and keeping temperatures inside the freezing point despite fears the hunger protest could soon lead to fatalities. a military lawyer who's. now he told us about his plight. i've never seen her in almost five years coming one kind of a. more than fifty kind i mean he talked about you know he for all he. played the week he went from one forty seven down to one hundred seven i mean he was fully one third of body weight and he continued. i can you know if you want whether or not prepared to die but i can tell you that after eleven years of the region can charge an opportunity to defend himself it's a very low point here and one out of the. movement he performed think anybody of the hundred sixty six individuals out of here even the cleare

will be the first ever six hour flight taking the new russian and american team to the international space station artie's enter a farmer looks at the ups and downs of the fast new route and what it means for the crew rolling out what will be in this story the iconic sillies rocky set another record from by canoe with the sweet taking three crew to the international space station in the fastest time ever it was last the journey from two days to just six hours and we achieve it by. just full times instead of thirty the full docking that off the coast and it was decided they needed less time to adjust to weightlessness. one of the bandages will be to reduce weightlessness you can operate quite normally if you were aware it was in the first few hours another advantage is that you can take biological experience for the station very quickly also it means we're going to bring ice cream to the space station before it melts the russian in good spirits as he spoke behind glass and in quarantine at the crew's last press conference but they also admit the new express route will bring extra challenges less la

hasivately owned so successfully delivered supplies to the international space station after -- a privatelyowned so has -- owned capsule has successfully delivered supplies to the international space station after a rough start. the rocket was

. >> and a rocket launch to the international space station with a payload from the bay area. there was a glitch moments after take off. >> dolphins stranded in southern california. california. the efforts underway to help the >> we have breaking news in contra costa county, sky seven is live over what appears to be the end of a police pursuit on highway 24 near fish ranch road. this is westbound 24. don't know why the chase began but the car was headed westbound toward the tunnel and it appears that the lanes to the right are blocked while they remove vehicles. the middle area is getting through but they are squeezing everyone in so expect delays. we will have more on the story as the information unfolds. >> lift off of the falcon 9 rocket and dragon. >> the spacex dragon is on the way to the international space station with a payload including special items from the bay area. the rocket launch from cape canavaral shortly after 7:00 this morning but there was an issue with the thrusters. flight controller have partly resolved the issue. there are a dozen experiments on board

. >>> a supply mission to the international space station has been salvaged, and the shipment includes something from a bay area. >> and nba bad boy dennis rotman says north korean ticket dayor, kim jong-un, is a nice gay. >> leigh: we had sprinkles around the bay area this morning. more rain to come, the >> ama: new details on the private supply mission to the international space station. this is the successful docking of the space x dragon, it's delivering more than a ton of cargo, including experiments designed by bay area high school students. there was a booster problem following the first attempted launch on friday. >> new at 5:00, the organization code pink took on senator dianne feinstein over america's drone program. [chanting] >> ama: protesters demonstrated outside the senator's home. they want feinstein to stop the confirmation hearings of john brennan as cia directar they say brennan is involved with what they call the drone murder policy. >>> the california republican party has a new leader tonight. that story is ahead. also... >> a good guy to me. my friend. >> dennis ro

them on the road to a climate sizing back to the atmosphere here on earth whilst on the international space station they help the crew up there conduct maintenance on the orbiting platform and also research much of that research focusing on the effects of microgravity both on the human body and on various engineering substances the next manned mission up to the international space station in a couple of weeks time will attempt something novel for a manned mission that is to rapidly and drastically cut the time it takes for those three crewmembers to get up to the space station from the current two days down to just six hours and that mission will carry the next three crewmembers up for their term orbiting earth on the way for you back to the syrian conflict are two brings you the personal experiences and recollections of journalists who spent seven months in the war torn state. the month before the oscars and what annoys you what their predictions and then what they're after everyone complains about the results but it is a big talked about much as the few hundred people who gathered to protest the

hasivately owned so successfully delivered supplies to the international space station after -- a privatelyowned so has -- owned capsule has successfully delivered supplies to the international space station after a rough start. the rocket was hit by thruster problems after launching on friday, making the delivery a day late. firefighters say a dog has helped save the life of a three- year-old girl who went missing in poland -. he kept her warm throughout the night as temperatures dropped. he also alerted the rescue team to their whereabouts. she went missing from he