but his journey wasn't always so smooth. >> reporter: this is nick hague. walking about 250 miles above the rest of us. his earth view and his life view both changed. >> to be able to look down and see the earth for what it is, and realize we are on this special island in this abyss of darkness. the change of perspective up here is profound and you can definitely feel it. >> reporter: for six months, his home has been the international space station. but, his emotional space ride began before he got here. last october, his ride to space, a russian rocket, had to abort mid flight. a booster malfunctioned. disingrateing beneath him. the capsule was flung to safety. back on the ground, this hug from his wife katie was longer than usual. >> you realize in that moment, this could have been bad. >> reporter: when we talk today the couple last december, nasa was giving hague what he anher launch. otat >> nervous? >> oh yes. it's scary to be the spouse and watch it from the outside. >> reporter: but this flight reached the space station without a hitch. >> confirme

she told me her big plans are to eat pizza and drink wine. >> i really like nick hague and katie haguesurprised he would want to go back again. what was that big red blob that he ate? >> it looks like jell-o maybe. i don't know. i had the same thought. >> no thanks. >> i love that he's going to miss floating. >> doesn't it look fun? >> it does look fun. i also like the no shoes policy in the space station. we could try that hear. >>> doctors studying vaping related illnesses may have discovered the reason so many people are getting sick and we'll show you what the rock did for a woman celebrating her 100th ♪ stop dancing around the pain that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. (tiffany) with counseling nicotine patch and gum, i quit for good. my tip is: get help to find the best way for you to quit smoking.

. >>> astronaut nick hague is back on earth.rew members touched down in kazakhstan. >> reporter: walking about 250 miles above the rest of us. his earth view and life view changed. >> to be able to look down and see the ethfor what it is and realize we rr on this very special place, it this preciousf darkness. the change is profound and you can feel it. >> reporter: for six months his home has been the international space station. but his emotional space ride began and his rocket had to abort midflight. the abort system flung the capsule carrying hague and the it russian cause munot to safety. back on the it ground this hug from his wife katy was longer than usual. >> you realize in that moment this could have been really bad. >> reporter: last december nasa was given hague what he wanted another shot at space with another launch. >> oh, yeah, it's scarey to watch from the outside is very scary. >> reporter: but this flight reached the space station without a hitch. >> nick hague of nasa, the next one through the hatch. >> a mix

. >>> the icty was formed at the hague by the united nations to decide who would be indicted for the crimes committed during the bosnia war. >> they review cases that are not specific to one country. the concern being a local court might allow this criminality to be accepted. >> the international criminal tribunal was set up with the best concepts of law to produce an indictment, it had to collect evidence and prove the existence of a crime and the u.n. investigators had to go find witnesses. at the beginning of 1996, the indictments begin to come out, the u.s. began to hear about it, but the decision was don't get involved. let the u.n. deal with it. we're hear to enforce the date and peace accords, nothing more and so these persons who were indicted for war crimes were betting that the international community would never have the skill to capture them and for the first year and a half, they were lulled into that because in fact, the international community didn't have the skill. but when prime minister tony blair was elected, he went to president clinton and said i don't think we c

up early to give the rest of the netherlands a rude awakening they set off on a tractor trip to the hague to demand a fairer deal. the netherlands is a world leader in animal welfare low emissions minimal use of pesticides no other country does that better than us though we don't get the respect to $17000000.00 dutch inhabitants nor the dutch government so that's why we're leaving for the hague now. what followed was a go slow one the netherlands roads lead to a nightmare rush hour for many a protest is part of an angry reaction to reports the largely blamed farmers for spiralling nitrogen emissions the farm owners feel they've been unfairly targeted while other sectors such as air travel are escaping scrutiny and it's great news docs keep the strange thing is that more planes are allowed to fly a cheap all airports and there are no restrictions no limitations while they emit lots of c o 2 and also the dutch harbor's all industry they pollute the air but it's up to us the farmers who have to improve. with their exports bring in 1000000000000 euros to the dutch economy last year farmers fe

not the competition in the hague.the ones with the most weight. thank you, jonny dymond. let's stay with sport. as england rugby fans scramble for tickets to japan to watch the final against south africa this weekend, one man's motive for being there is perhaps stronger than many. ben curry is the twin of england forward tom, and he also plays professional rugby for tom's club side sale. but, asjoe wilson reports, getting permission from his boss to skip work took some effort. there have always been two currys — from birth. ben and tom learned to play rugby together, both became professionals with sale sharks, basically play in the same position and, as they reveal to the bbc, can only really be separated by the different way they brush their hair. i think that's kind of stuck now. it's not intentional, it'sjust... i think this looks better and he thinks that looks better, but i don't agree. tom curry‘s performances have been crucial for england in the rugby world cup. with his twin in the final, get ben to japan was

and how did that impact the election and what else do we know about his appearance at the hague. no. not not so much if he was there just for one morning he said he gave his state their intended there is nothing new about that but in that time when that call came of here resigned he said the is bad for image of course of all to have a president that is such a suspected for war crimes and he was hoping to be prime minister after that he was scoping it will give him strength in these elections but it was miscalculate calculation and tonight he acknowledged that he is defeated and we can say this important that for the 1st time since the kosovo independence in the government of kosovo will be the people who are not members of course the liberation army in a war against serbia in 1990 so it is a time for a new generation the. prime minister candidate of this 2nd party democratic leader of course always the woman there for a 1st time in the course of us history she is a young woman 37 years old and the. atmosphere here tonight these hopeful that course will have a new leader is for a

war crimes tribunal in the hague sentence them to lengthy prison terms for more cuts in my life was a nightmare of i was 30 with no husband and my back up against all the fuss that it was like being on the ground and having to get up on my own and learn to walk again like a toddler i stood alone but in spite of everything that life went on. her cooperative process is more than $600.00 tons of vegetables a year. 3 lawn works here alongside 58 women. and they want to expand. their pickled peppers pepperoni isn't gherkins made according to traditional recipes are sold at markets across the region although 70 percent of their product is exported. i was a woman in my early thirty's when i set up a company with one euro it has since become a large scale enterprise and the only woman in cos of all running a company like this i did it with determination and hard work and with god's help i've managed to stay healthy he. cursed it up the fast growing capital of kosovo is home to a growing number of cars and a construction boom. at the same time the country's unemployment rate is close to one 3r

rules after farmers descended on the hague in track to brussels wants to see restrictions on livestock farming to protect the environment of a 2000 farmers took part in the motorized don't please they made 3 arrests the tractor parade caused tell banks stretching over a 1000 kilometers despite the government caving to their demands the farmers still aren't happy. ask for more. appreciation from civilians and from their shouts because an island it's like everything that goes. on farmers there are 2000 over 2000 threats here in the neighborhood only the mayor off they wouldn't let them in the mayor. would only let 75 directors in but farmers. there are a clever so. other ways that. the mayor didn't think of. the trying to protest is ongoing hague mare pauline a cricketer has expressed concern that maybe safety issues that there may be safety issues she's convened a meeting to see if any action needs to be taken. a young african-american girl who claims she was attacked by white schoolmates has issued an apology and after the story made national headlines across the u.s. and over traction

and i went to see william hague because i wa nted went to see william hague because i wanted to givepening his mouth, i told him why i was doing this and i ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i would ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, iwould reject ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i would reject it and i was stupid enough to say i want no influence at all. 0ver stupid enough to say i want no influence at all. over the cabinet or of your policies. i think you changed your mind about that over time. yes. it interest me given your background that you've said and in again the book you discuss it —— disgusted that your views of broadly libertarian, you are right of centre when it comes to economic policy—making. i am when it comes to economic policy—making. iam right when it comes to economic policy—making. i am right wing economically. the critical point is that i would be in favour of being not at all kind to those who do not have a job unless they genuinely couldn't get one. i would be more kind to those who have low—paying jobs. it seems to me there is a

garrett hague on capitol hill, hans nichols at the white house. we'll continue with your help to decipher this, as garrett has wisely called it, the great letter writing campaign of 2019 where everybody is protesting to everybody else. joining me, prudence bushnell, former ambassador to kenya, guatemala, and former deputy assistant secretary of state for african affairs. thank you for being with us. maybe you can help understand the question i just asked hans nichols, that is there seems to be a whole hodge podge of people involved in this phone call between the president and the president of ukraine that seem to be offering, asking for assistance in exchange for congressionally approved funding, $391 million to ukraine. and it seems like there's a lot of trying to figure out how to explain why the united states decided to hold that money back, why the president decided to hold that money back. we know the president directed his acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, to obfuscate with congress about why that was done. now you have the state departm

and such as it is now back home in nairobi and she's joining me now from our studio at the hague i just it's good to see you so how was paris i. was really cool it was pretty exciting moment for me in my business and where reached 1st i'm showing in the showroom in paris during fashion week. we had quite a few buyers come in a few celebrities i think great feedbag all in all from all the people who came through and we're looking forward to hearing back from them excellent so i mean we've we've had a showcase of of some of your work in and i want to ask you what what goes into your creative process how do you come about your designs. part of the process for like my creative sort of. zanny is influenced by my curiosity about who i am and where i come from so looking at traditional cultures and like that of let's say the messiah in kenya and then trying to for a from the aesthetics and the bead work that is typical of their community and trying to apply that in my day to the life of my clothing so either by creating a comforting print or techniques that are specific to them and. bring a mo

has been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous roles of the commander said the former kosovo liberation army. joseph has more from pristina. well we can almost 80 percent of the votes counted then it shows that these 2 parties will be in the election but self that the malaysian party will be in need at least by how full of the percent. or 2nd party on the elections they have a deal before the election that the winner will give prime minister in a future of correlation it means a lot of people here because these 2 parties their main program was based on economic situation which is not good on employment rate is almost 30 percent unemployment with. the young people is almost 50 percent and the kosovo has the youngest population in europe. usual of course with those 29 years currently this year so they really focus on economy but the key question is their relations with the serbia. not supporting the taxes on imported goods from serbia of 100 percent that was. implemented by the prime minister but they say they want to do. with relations with the syllabi o

could be galleries that could actually employ people often leads to berlin techno legend to meet the hague a man fell in love with the detroit techno and exported it to berlin 30 years ago using music he wants to create a successful nighttime economy similar to berlin's hagerman collins and others from the detroit berlin connection to help make it happen. i think the music especially with not just talking about techno we talk about everything in the hip hop to tourists and all and. i must say there's so much potential it's one of the most important as it detroit has where people see problems i see opportunities. in detroit berlin connection has an ongoing petition to get the city government to lift its 2 am dancing curfew members also attend events to sell their idea of a 24 hour night time economy. detroit city government is slowly coming around especially in the greektown nightlife district although bars still close at 2 am. adrian tomine is the city's 24 hour economy embassador his job is to work with clubs and event organizers to help nightlife including technology thrive. pop culture

. >> and nick hague returns to earth. how a second chance and more than 200 days in space changed him. >> and we'll talk with a british group. >> and anthony who got that lucky assignment? >> guess who? >> it's anthony mason. luckiest guy at cbs looking forward to those stories. cbs this morning starts at 7:00. >>> this morning all eyes on the stock market after yesterday's massive sell off. >> and tesla is setting a new record for its 3rd quarter deliveries jason brooks is joining us. >> tesla delivered 97,000 vehicles in the third quarter. nearly 80,000 of those deliveries were the model three which is absolutely key for tesla 's plans. now some on wall street were hoping for a bit more than that. and tesla's got a lot of work to do in the 4th quarter in order to meet the low end of elan musk's goal for (201) 940- 0000 deliveries. it needs to deliver 105,000 cars in the 4th quarter to meet that low end of that range. tesla's shares are down 6% in the early going. go pro cut its 2019 forecast. its stock is plunging by ov

american astronaut nick hague along with the crewmember from russia and the united arab emirates haveded in kazakhstan. astronaut hague completed a 203 day mission on the international space station and will now be on his way back to nasa headquarters in houston . >>> the oakland a's season is over the players will be clearing out their lockers. they last yesterday 5-1 to the rays. that happened in the american league wild card game.the rays hit four home runs including this one. while the a's were just cold at the plate. the a's say losing that game was both disappointing and it hurt. it was painful. the season suddenly ending after winning 97 regular-season games. >> this loss is solely on me. i had one job and i did poorly. really poorly and, i let everyone down, so, it's, it sucks. >> more than 50,000 fans jammed into the coliseum, hoping to see the a's advance in the postseason. instead, the fans left disappointed. >> well, they lost. mainly because they did not get the hits when they needed them. >> tampa bay. we thought we could beat them. it's a let down. >> a's fans say they

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prime minister on which head of the ny he's been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former costs of all liberation army. on meanwhile in portugal elections there as well exit polls for the country's ruling socialists on track to win its election with between 34 and 39 percent of the vote the prime minister antonio costas socialists were predicted to come out on top the opposition p.s. the party looks set to come in 2nd winning between 27 and 31 percent of the vote cost us prospects have been helped by portugal's economy which is growing more than the e.u. average thanks partly to a booming tourism industry. still to come in this half hour was the. thousands rally against the french government's plan to let single women and lesbians have babies via i.v.'s. and whether she marge is an unlikely winner from the u.s. china trade watch but garment workers say they are still being exploited. hello proper or tom was about to turn up in the military in that stormy weather and it's because of this really just it's like clo

joining me with all of the latest, my nbc news colleagues, hans nichols, garrett hague, and richard englen northern syria. let's start at the white house with hans. i know the president is speaking now, but we did get some developments out of there today. i want to start with the sanctions. i don't quite understand what the treasury secretary announced. he announced they're going to have a list of sanctions that they could implement if the president decides turkey crosses some threshold he has not shared with us. >> reporter: right, it is paperwork. he is preparing paperwork to implement sanctions, but there's no indication he is close to defining what would trigger sanctions. i hear the helicopter behind me. the motor sounds differently. means he is taking off. the only thing we heard was him threatening economic warfare against turkey, something that he says crosses some sort of here to unknown line that he hasn't really defined. those are the headlines out of this conversation. he also responded to the marie yovanovitch claim, and he is suggesting he dismissed her because he heard from

anyway, garrett hague, thank you.et me go to richard engel because speaking of things, we can't take what the vice president said at face value. as we are learning more details, we're learning from the turkish side what they believe they've agreed to. richard, does it look like the united states negotiated. it looks like the united states went in there begging and essentially erdogan said, okay, you got six days to clean everything up and then get out. >> so what just happened today was the united states gave president erdogan, the president of turkey, what he has been asking for for years, which is a piece of northern syria. the u.s. just seated a piece of northern syria, where i am right now, the kurdish homeland, the place where kurds have lived for generations and beyond. and for the last several years, have had an autonomous enclave here that has been safe and stable and pro-american. and president trump gave it to erdogan in this deal and said that the kurds -- the kurdish fighters here, the same kurdish fighter

they are taking on dutch side in the hague and as yet have managed —— haven't managed a shot on targetnd they are seeking their first victory in the main stage of the european competition since 1980. rangers and switch their land and those two games are goalless as it approaches half—time. the rangers just games are goalless as it approaches half—time. the rangersjust took games are goalless as it approaches half—time. the rangers just took a lead there in group g in the early kick—offs. celtic and arsenal are an action at 8pm. to the rugby world cup... ireland, after their shock defeat to japan at the rugby world cup, got their qualifying campaign back on track with a bonus point victory over russia in kobe. with head coachjoe schmidt making 11 changes to the side that lost that match, as katie gornall reports. ireland plus my journey ireland plus myjourney here has been anything but smooth, they arrived in the port city of kobe, still smarting from the shock defeat to the tournament's hosts. 11 changes were made to the side that lost to japan, france faces and fresh start. they made

american astronaut nick hague along with a crew member from russia and the united arab emirates landed in kazakhstan. the astronaut completed a 203 day mission on the international space station. >>> today the former u.s. envoy to ukraine, carl volker is expected to be the first government official to testify in the impeachment inquiry. volker will answer questions behind closed doors from congressional members and investigators. the questions are expected to include whether he may have played a role in president trump's alleged attempts to gather negative information about the son of former vice president joe biden. mr. trump has already denied any wrongdoing doing his call fall phone call with the president of ukraine. >> you we hear from our ambassadors. new hear from some of the folks that know all about the call . why the call was set up and everything else. it's perfect. >> it's unworthy of the constitution of the united states to do what he did in that call and he admitted to me and said it's perfect. no. it's not perfect. it's wrong. >> house democrats say they will subpoena th

claire dotter, gus maples, court any young and lashanda smith and dabney hague and elizabeth coats. but i think i speak for all of my colleagues when i salute the t-hud and all the staff that made this legislation possible. with that, mr. president, i would yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, there's no doubt that we're blessed with beautiful, useful, and productive lands in our nation. and there's no doubt that some of them should be preserved as what they are, which happens to be national treasures. but, unfortunately, the federal government owns far too much land. it owns far more of these federal public lands than it should own and far more of these lands that it can possibly take care of. let's take a look at this map, for example. this shows in red the -- the land that's owned by the federal government in parts of the united states the federal government owns most of the land. this is certainly the case in my home state of utah where the federal government owns two-thirds of the land. notice, by the way, that in every state ea

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and servicewomen who will be taking part in next years invictus games tournament, which is in the hague, reading and sharing. limited edition 50p coins, dated to commemorate brexit on october 31st, are going to be melted down after the latest delay. the royal mint had been asked to produce up to ten million new coins. but the 50p has now been scrapped after the uk agreed an extension untiljanuary. a treasury spokesman said a coin would still be produced once brexit has actually happened. as you can imagine, there's been a lot of twitter reaction. 0ne described the plan as a "literal brexit meltdown." another said, "if this was a script, you'd send it back to the writer for being too on—the—nose." while a third imagined an antiques roadshow 100 years from now, as someone displays one of the 50ps and says "my great—grandad was working at the royal mint at the time of the very first annual brexit extension." 420,000 people have liked this next tweet by donald trump of a dog. the us president wrote: "we have declassified a picture of the wonderful dog — name not declassified — that did such

a deadly rampage unfolds just behind me about 100 meters away in the hague at the paris police day lunchtime it's being concerned now that 4 people died in that attack we understand that the attack was carried out by one of their own one of their colleagues who also injured several other individuals let's get the latest details now on the response of. people to their staff members of the police headquarters 3 men one woman an investigation has been opened and is being headed by the police we will seek to establish the motives of the perpetrator who was neutralized by a police officer at the scene the presumed attacker. and his home is currently being so additional searches will take place within the next. well those investigations now underway chris to cast into the into even a step president of france as well as the prime minister and with felipe of all come here to find out exactly what happened there will also be many tributes paid to those offices who lost their lives. paris's mornin it's on the south to noon after this appalling attack on the police headquarters the toll is heavy severa

she called number win and the hague to boost their spending to encourage growth is like art. secure in the management of the project you want an exit on i'm saying that those that have the room for maneuver. those that have a budget surplus. no to be germany and also the netherlands. why not use a budget surplus and invest in infrastructure which currently needs investments contrary to what people say i see this video shoot. why not invest in education why not invest in innovation to allow f for better rebalancing given t the current imbalance. because all the- next facebook has agreed to pay a five hundred thousand pound fine imposed by the uk's data protection office over the cambridge analytica data scandal you can watch dog had concluded the facebook unfairly expose user data to app developers without user consentt some of the data madee its way to the political consulting firm cambridge analytica which used it to help target ads for donald trump's presidential campaign. i agreement contains it know it shin of liability by facebook. and finally for business the us china t

and i went to see william hague because i wanted to give him £5 million, i was taken in by my friendd him why i was doing this and i ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i should reject it and further, i was stupid enough to say i want no influence at all over the cabinet or over your policies. i think you changed your mind about that over time. yes. it interests me given your background that you've said and again the book you discussed it, that your views of broadly libertarian, you are right of centre when it comes to economic policy—making. "i am right wing economically. "the critical point i suppose is that i would be in favour "of being not at all kind to those who do not have a job "unless they genuinely couldn't get one." "i would be more kind to those who have low—paying jobs. " it seems to me there is an irony in that being a pillar of your political thinking went for much of your life, albeit you made a lot of money out of gambling, but you spent much of your time at card tables and racetracks. i'm just saying that it's important to encourage people to get a job and

rules are the funnest defended on the hague contract says brussels wants to see restrictions on livestock farming to protect the environment and the 2000 farmers took part in the motorized stunt and they say they made we a reference check to great cost tailback stretching over 1000 kilometers despite the government caving to their demands the farm is still unhappy. i ask for more. appreciation from civilians and from the competition it's because an island like everything that goes wrong its name on farmers there are 2000 over 2 trials and here in the neighborhood only the mayor of the hay would let the men the mayor. would only let $75.00 tractors in but farmers are clever so they took all the wastes. didn't think of. a canadian universities facing backlash over an advertisement seem to promote climate change the billboard suggests that changing conditions could be a benefit for quote the fear of barley crops extracting the idea from a study carried out by one of their own professors now it's all part of a wider ad campaign by the university called truth matters in which they highlight wa

taking place in the island nation of haiti with brian of the institute for justice and democracy in the hague in the national banks bring this an update on the verdict in the killing of both of these genes but before we go here for your viewing curiosity take a look at this computer simulation of the many sides of the black holes of the space and time round. sole repose candle is ongoing the whole negative interest rates are the same is that we work better in the bond market these things are happening or experiencing a breakdown of markets all over the world so what we have we dodged one bullet call the we'd work i.p.o. but we're getting gunned down in a hail of financial bullets from financial bad guys shooting at us with impunity. gandhian by north and so many people because a cop beat him he's so good that even such a bad cop be sending. i'm not kill to kill anybody and. i'm going to find the next guy. who looked up never. done be in philosophy and let god she went down plenty of. the clicks and moved for the c.e.o. she has the deflection board is comfortable saying. that is a god given th

i'm going to report back to the hague well it failed to go through for numerous reasons the key one being because it simply did not give m.p.'s enough time to properly scrutinize and sift through the pages law 1 by law and they were handed the document very late last night and it was a 110 pages long to get all the legislation around it through in just 3 days time seems to be like a monumental task for many m.p.'s and that simply is the reason why it was voted down and speaking directly also that defeat jeremy called in the leader of the opposition took to the floor and what he suggested is giving boris johnson olive branch saying actually let's pave a sensible way forward and look out reasonable extension early as the forest johnson said if it fell to go in his favor well he have pulled the whole bill entirely and that's something that he said in fact he'd go for a general election instead. probably. a lot of brits to have. a gets it's when decides to delay everything until january and possibly longer in new circumstances cry most of the book will have to be pulled and we will have to go

rules after farmers descended on the hague in tractors brussels wants to see restrictions on livestock farming to protect the environment or 2000 farmers took part in the motor ice stunt police say they made 3 arrests attractor prayed const tel back stretching over 8000 kilometers despite the government caving into their demands the farmers still are not happy. very far more appreciation from civilians and from the politicians because in holland it's like everything that goes wrong its name on farmers there are 2000 over 2 tiles and threats of here in the neighborhood only the mayor of the hay would be let them in the mayor. would only let $75.00 directors in but farmers are clever so they took all the ways that. the mayor didn't think golf. now the tractor protest is ongoing hig merritt pauline kirk has expressed concern that there may be safety issues she's convened a meeting to see if any action needs to be taken. we'll be bringing you more global news after this short break. ambani and by north speak it so many people because they copied him you saw a bird that even such a bad pupp

former prime minister shatter the nie he's been summoned to appear before the war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former cos of all liberation army yes of savage has more now from prishtina. well we have almost 80 percent of the votes counted and it shows that these 2 parties will be in the election by itself that that nation party will be in need at least by hard fall of the percent. over the 2nd party on the election so they have a deal before the election that we know will give prime minister in a future of correlation it means a lot of people here because these 2 parties are main program that was based on economic situation which is not good on employment rate is almost 30 percent unemployment with the youth the young people is almost 50 percent and also has the youngest population in europe. with. usual a prospect of 29 years currently this year so they're really focused on economy but the key question is their relations with the serbia are not supporting the taxes on imported goods from serbia all 500 percent that was. implemented by th