astronaut christina koch. check it out. christina koch. welcome to "the daily distancing show." more importantly, welcome back to earth. >> thank you very much. it is great to be with you, and it's great to be back on earth, too. >> trevor: you were out in space for the longest mission that a female astronaut has ever ever undertaken. you have now since returned. was there a little part of you that regrets coming back, with everything that's going on in the world? >> you know, i have to feel a little part of me always wishes i were in space. i've felt that since i was young, actually my entire life. but it's great to be back on earth. i wouldn't trade it for the world. i will say living through this is probably one of the most amazing things i will have lived through. would never have wished for it to happen, but see hough people are coming together is a great thing to witness in person. >> trevor: let's talk about your journey in space and then coming home. spending eleven months in space is no easy undertaking, especially because of what happens to your body. i remember when i

christina koch, and not just any nasa astronaut. she happens to be a rock star among astronauts. see, koch, is the record holder for the longest mission in space by a woman, 328 days. that's about 11 months, and that means learning weightless haircuts. as she has learned as a garage stylist to her husband, they are a heck of a lot less complicated with gravity here on earth. that is our broadcast for this monday night as we begin a new week of home confinement. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> happy to have you with us. so this show has been on the air for more than a decade now. we're about 11 1/2 years old as a cable news show, which means in human years, i am just as hold as i look. i am methusela. i know you can tell. i am super grateful we have have been here this long. i

christina koch, and not just any nasa astronaut. she happens to be a rock star among astronauts. och, is the record holder for the longest mission in space by a woman, 328 days. that's about 11 months, and that means learning weightless haircuts. as she has learned as a garage stylist to her husband, they are a heck of a lot less complicated with gravity here on earth. that is our broadcast for this monday night as we begin a new week of home confinement. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, april 21st. we're going to begin with breaking news. the president announcing by tweet late last night that he intends to issue an executive order suspending immigration to the united states, citing the coronavirus and the, quote, need to protect the jobs of our great american citizens. "the washington post" reporting that the announcement caught some homeland security officials off guard while a senior administration official is telling nbc news the plan has been under consi

christina koch, and not just any nasa astronaut. she happens to be a rock star among astronauts. e, koch is the record holder for the longest mission in space by a woman, 328 days. that's about 11 months, and that means learning weightless haircuts. as she has learned as a garage stylist to her husband, they are a heck of a lot less complicated with gravity here on earth. that is our broadcast for this monday night as we begin a new week of home confinement. on behalf of all of my week of home confinement on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. as we enter yet another week of staying at home, the coronavirus pandemic has now taken the lives of nearly 42,000 americans. it's been over a month of social distancing. six weeks in some places and so it is extremely understandable, and i say this as a personal expression of how i feel people are eager to get back to some

the u scene where singer from te opening moments of the spacewalk that christina koch and jessica meir did a couple of weeks ago and are going to draw your attention to this is jessica. i'm going to draw your attention to this right to purchase also to transport this repair, this new unit and also needed it to stay out of her way but be controllable. this bit connecting the package to her is that same semi rigid tether still in use on the international space station today. those boxes that suddenly we realize we would have to be able to work on, they were a problem in thehe own right. you can see the electrical connectors. no one put those on the box thinking a fat spacesuit hand would have to get that the. they are imagining some nice slender finger from a ground technician. this is an odd set of pliers that actually doesn't jaws that go this way so you can reach down around these connectors and unto them without damaging the cable on the box they are attached to. here you see me and this is bruce with one of our british engineers. this is that crazy modified ratchet wrench we had to