so they fairly quickly identified that it was ammonia leaking out, and ammonia is used to cool the space station. space station generates a lot of heat. ammonia absorbs the heat and it's pumped out of the space station. now give the viewers a look at what we're talking about here. the astronauts will traverse out here along this truss, the backbone of the station and in this area, right around where all of these solar arrays are, there's a pump out here, these are the radiators that take the heat and pull it off and send it out into space, and they believe that in this pump area, victor, is where the leak is, but they wanted to get out there very, very quickly, because if that leak should stop, if they lose all of the ammonia in there, they'll never be able to spot where the leak is coming from, so first order of business, get out there, and then identify where the leak is, if they can. if they determine it's in that pump in there, they will go and remove a spare pump that is stored at the station and replace that bad pump. but this space walk should take about six and a half hours to ac

that's the ammonia. in that environment, it falls like snow. cnn's john zarrella is covering this from miami. just how big of a problem is this leak, and is it a safety concern for the crew at the iss? >> reporter: no, it's not. first thing we have to say is the crew was never in any danger with this. it is not a safety issue for the crew. but it's certainly a critical system issue they want to get fixed. you don't want ammonia coolant leaking out of the space station. they've had a similar problem in this very same area not long ago, but they weren't able to actually identify where it was exactly coming from or to be able to fix it. as you mentioned, they had been able to eyeball it this time, and they can see those tiny white flakes, which is ammonia, leaking from what they believe is around a pump area on the space station. what they decided to do was go out right away, very quickly get to the space walk. the reason they're doing it so quickly is because, once the ammonia leaks out from that area where it is, they won't be able to find it ag

the ammonia can be seen here as kee small, white flakes moving away from the space station. it crystallizes in the deep cold of space. cbs news space consultant william harwood. >> all spacewalks are inherently drushes . the astronauts are flying around at five miles a second and that's not something to take lightly. ightlporter: ammonia is the coolant of choice aboard the ldacestation to carry away the heat generate bide the lab's electrical gear. the leak was not considered an immediate threat to the crew but nasa hopes to operate the space station through at least 2020. >> losing a coolant loop in and of itself is not a terribly critical failure but it's a lot like taking a long trip in your car and you lose your spare tire. you can still drive the car but you still don't want another flat. >> reporter: after not being able to locate the leak they replaced the pump assembly in case that is where the leak originated. the astronauts will now keep an pae on that part of the spacestation for the next few days to see if they fixed the problem. and, jim, although thigh didn't s

it was determined it was ammonia coolant leaking. quickly mounted an eva and two astronauts today walked outside the international space station, went over to an area where a cooling pump was the suspect in this mystery that nasa was trying to solve. the astronauts when they got there couldn't see any more flakes, couldn't see any leaking of ammonia, but they went ahead. they pulled that pump out and put in a and low and behold, no more leaking of ammonia. they're hopeful, confident that they've solved the problem. in fact, the astronauts made quick short work of this, way ahead of the time line. they were back inside the space station about an hour ahead of schedule. again, nasa is going to watch this and monitor this. they're hopeful that they have fixed the ammonia leak problem. don? >> thank you very much. >>> back on earth, a royal visit, prince harry in the u.s., honoring america's wounded warriors next. [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic

see that cooling system leaking again and they'll have to go and i think what's the point of the ammonia it kind of outflow could cool in a fridge does it it's happening it's an electrical coolant for the powering system that comes in from the solar panels and that power the i assess there's not a big problem for the assess it can handle itself on seven of those power sources rather than eight but obviously it's very annoying to have one of those down and is there any long term effect or both short medium term afraid even i guess for the scientific expedition is going on up there at the moment or is it all ok at the moment it's all ok they can well cope on the power they've got obviously they need to get this sorted out in fact that that leak is not a new one it's been going on for for some time but it's become worse that's why they could see that ammonia drifting out into space and that's why they decided to try to seize the moment now. partly sorted out now keep you posted of the changes of course still to come the action against the. package of measures. to follow cyprus we examine no

this leak was discovered on thursday ammonia spitting out little snowflakes as they clear the mountain to space since then there's been this hurried preparation for this space walk two astronauts now outside the space station trying to work their way along the side of it towards the site where they. roughly seen this ammonia leaking from they're going to try and pinpoint that we heard from station commander chris hadfield earlier discussing with mission control what exactly was going on very steady stream of. profits got out of the common curator and i rotated in towards the storage area directly on the truss rotating surface later to i think they're always getting a few out of the jam. so that spaceport continuing now over the coming hours we'll see how it turns out what exactly i mean we know that there are sophisticated equipment involved there but how exactly will the tackle the problem you have they're going to work their way over to the site where they roughly thought that the leak was coming from and they're going to try and pinpoint it's it's coming from one of the the cooling

they're trying to see if they can see the little white ammonia flakes, or in i evidence of that ammonia leak that they did see a few days ago. we know the phrase, they're reporting no joy. they're not seeing anything. so this may complicate the whole issue of ultimately finding the leak. but right now, they're in the process of removing the pump. they pull it out and then they will put in a replacement pump, and they will look beneath that pump to see if they can find anyplace where there might be a leak. what you're watching right now is them removing that pump assembly system there, and getting ready then to replace it with another one. and again, they're about an hour and a half, two hours into the space walk. the space station right now flying over the continental united states. we should be getting some daylight pictures again soon from up there, brianna. but this whole space walk expected to take about 6 1/2 hours. so still a long way to go. >> and i should say, we're getting a little break-up in the pictures, but we wanted to bring them to folks anyway. a little break-up, hey, yo

this was bits of ammonia that had frozen there.here have been problems with ammon ammonia, so of it surmised that could be the problem. the two astronauts really are prepared to hastily exit and make repairs. that is part of the training for anything like this which could go suddenly wrong. so there is training to respond to this. and also in houston, astronauts training and really mimicking the actions of the astronauts up in space, as well. so some thorough preparation. it looks like they have managed to succeed so far. they're testing the pump now. and a positive attitude by the six crew members, as well. the commander tweeting this morning, "this is what we train for for years and years. it's a fun day." a real positive attitude on behalf of the astronauts despite the danger of the mission. >> indeed. certainly the best of the best, those astronauts. we wish them well to get that problem corrected. steve, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> operator: well, wounded warriors giving their all in colorado springs. a surprise gues

this ammonia is important. it's used to cool the power systems. leak is not fixed, nasa says it could shut down cooling systems in a matter of hours. that emergency space walk scheduled for 8:15 eastern. we'll show it to you when it happens. >>> meantime, we're keeping an eye on some weather and a powerful storm that dropped baseball-sized hail on top of homes in texas. check it out. unbelievable. tracy ynez from san antonio, texas, shot that video in her backyard. you can see it going right into her swimming pool. this storm ripped out trees and knocked out power in some places. meteorologist karen mccbegcguins in the cnn weather center. >> look at that. it looks like someone is throwing it. the strong storms are prevailing across texas right now. take a look at this. right now in coastal sections of louisiana extending on down towards galveston, some high winds also seen in this area as a frontal system makes its way towards the east. the storms are expected to make their way this afternoon as a frontal system continues to make its way toward th

that was really bits of frozen ammonia. throughout this process the crew has had an extremely positive attitude. the commander of the 6-person crew tweeting this is what we train for for years. it will be a fun day. as of now the leak on thursday appears to have been fixed successfully and they are now testing the pump and so far performing solidly. jaime, back to you. >> that's great news. thank you so much. >>> there is new fallout in the benghazi scandal. you have been following this no doubt. new leaked e-mails reportedly show references to al-qaeda were actually removed from talking points on the attack. the same talking points used by u.n ambassador susan rice on talk shows the sunday after the deadly ambush, and now the white house is on defense. >> ambassador rice in those shows talked about the possibility that al-qaeda might be involved or other affiliates could be involved or nonal-qaeda libyan eke stream mists which -- libyan extremists which shows it was a reflection that we did not and the intelligence committ

when they were actually detecting ammonia leaking. john zarrella is covering the space walk from miami. how big of a deal is this, john? most of the time i talk to you, and we're all excited they're doing something kind of standard, that has been on the schedule. but this one kind of feels like maybe of more concern. >> yeah, no question about it. it's a leak in the cools system. ammonia is used to cool the space station's components. it literally draws the heat out of the components, and then that heat is transferred to radiators, that radiate the heat out into space. they've got a lot of redundancies, brianna, but you don't want to rely on those redundancies and all of those other cooling systems, you want all of them functioning. this is a priority item. what you're looking at there is through the helmet cam of astronaut chris cassidy. what they're doing is removing the spare pump that they have up there. they've already removed the one that was in place, where they thought that they were going to find the leak, or might find the l

an ammonia leak was detected on thursday. crew wasn't in any danger, they looked and saw what looked to be snowflakes outside. that was the ammonia leaking hout into space. so right about 8:15 they're expected to do a spacewalk to fix it. they're saying they don't expect anything difficult to come of this. they want to get the problem fixed before it continues very much longer. it's part of the projection of electricity. back to you. >> karen, thanks. again, that's emergency spacewalk set to happen in less than 30 minutes at 8:15 eastern. of course, we'll show that to you when it happens. next we'll go back to cleveland and examine the legal consequences ariel castro may be facing, including the possibility of the death penalty for murder. >> this will be the 40 mega watt solar field. >> they told him he could never do it. >> it is a disruptive idea. >> he said someone's got to bring solar energy to this place, and i was like, please, not you. >> it will be the field with the best security in the whole world because we have t

the area where they saw this coming from they determined that it was a coolant leak specifically an ammonia type in the wind in the to be system. system that they've had problems with in the past now it is something that they're looking at it is pretty serious but nasa says that astronauts are not in danger at this time what this system does is it cools the electronics that deal with the big solar arrays which provide power to the space station so if this doesn't get fixed if something goes wrong there could be some serious consequences but in two thousand and six they did notice a problem with this same thing it was fixed in two thousand and eleven they went up with the idea to top it off and then periodic lee top off this ammonia leak as they needed but then it developed more problems pretty rapidly they did a spacewalk they fix the problem there's no idea now they don't know if this current problem is still part of the same problem or if it's a different problem with the same system. and there's a raise on to be a red planet pioneer over seventy eight thousand people have applied for a o

saturday two nasa astronauts will conduct an emergency six hour spacewalk they will try to fix an ammonia leak at the international space station which is john thomas explained to marina joshie how bad the situation is. so tell us what's happening there exactly i mean apparently they saw some flakes there but how serious is the problem exactly well of thursday may ninth astronauts were you know reviewing the space station and what do they see if they see these white crystal flakes dissipating into the vacuum of space now from the area where they saw this coming from they determined that it was a coolant leak specifically an ammonia type in the wind in the to be system. system that they have had problems with in the past now it is something that they're looking at it is pretty serious but nasa says that astronauts are not in danger at this time what this system does is it cools the electronics that deal with the big solar arrays which provide power to the space station so if this doesn't get fixed if something goes wrong there could be some serious consequences but in two thousand and six

it was quickly discovered that the source was the leak of ammonia from the coolant system. the crew was never in shape -- never in dame -- never in ginger, but it took precautions. >> we brought everyone to the table to pull together the information we needed to execute something like this. >> these astronauts were tasked with taking up the old pump and putting the new one in place. with that done the mission engineers are monitoring the .round and watching for leaks >> we will turn in the system back on with you watching. >> have they sent back a message that said that the operation was a success. no snow.y, >> nasa was pleased with the way that things turned out. >> we did not see any obvious signs, but it will take some time for us to look at and evaluate the system and make sure that we did indeed stop the leak. >> the pump had been in place since november of 2000, but the space station is prone to leak. these astronauts carry out the same space walk in 2009. whateers will work on caused the leak, a faulty seal or a micro-meet your strike. micro meet your strike.

they will try to replace the pump with the ammonia leak.story. everything will be fine. nasa never likes to rush anything but they did put this space walk together quickly because they want to get the expertise of tom marshburn who scheduled to return to earth monday on soyuz. so the plan is to swap out the solar panels and hopefully everything will be back to normal. >> we are hoping for that. >>> new questions this morning about the deadly attack in benghazi, libya, and whether the obama administration tried to play down the possibility of terrorist involvement. peter alexander at the white house. >> reporter: the white house long insisted the intelligence community drafted almost all of those talking points about the attack in benghazi. but new leaked e-mails tell a very different story. what insiders tell nbc news amounts to a knife fight with officials at the state department and the cia. eight months after the attack in benghazi that killed ambassador chris stevens and three others, leaked e-mails reveals the obama administration was

it says don't mix ammonia and bleach makes a gas. these are bad things to mix with bleach. who's got these under their sink in i do. everybody does. you want to separate the ones that don't go to together. how do you find out? read the labels. these are department of transportation placards, they are colored. they are all red. they have the sort of flame thing up there. the little number here and number here. we've got books in our rig that tell us what these are. based on a number. we will see a 1219, look in the book and say a truck carrying 1219 and it's leaking every where what do we have. george, we have 92 octane gasoline, that's not good. we call people and get help. we as volunteers are not going to be hazardous material people. you need to know this is red, it's flammable. if there is a problem, let us know and keep people away from it. these are more placards. explosives, anything orange, reds yellow. oxidizer, that's going to make a small fire into a really big fire without much help. inhalation hazards, don't breathe it. okay. the rest it self explanatory. there

ammonia was leaking out of the stays's cooling system. two astronauts ventured outside for a six-hour space walk to find the leak. they replaced a pump they thought was responsible. after it was installed, they no longer found any weird frozen flakes of ammonia. >> we're happy, very happy. we didn't see any obvious signs of a leak but it will take some time, some weeks for us to look at the system, evaluate the system, and make sure we did, indeed, stop the leak. but, again, today no obvious signs, so we're very happy with that. >> officials say the leak never jeopardized the safety of the crew. >> so they knew where to go when you need a plumber. >> right. that's an expensive leak fix. >> the cooling we typically see this time of year would be the sea breeze that picks up during the afternoon and we're seeing that kicking in in full force. 57 degrees in san francisco. 77 in san jose. in the hills around san francisco, we've been watching the fog still over the top. we'll see some of the fog moving locally inland as we head through the re

they use an ammonia-based cooling system. the ammonia has been leaking into space. when it exits into the cold vacuum of space, you can see there it looks like snow flakes. they have stabilized the problem but there is a spacewalk tentatively scheduled for tomorrow so two of them can take a look. >>> now is your chance to own an aircraft that has flown u.s. presidents. the government is selling an aging dc-9 bearing the paint scheme from when it carried presidents and vice presidents for over 30 years. the aircraft was used when a smaller alternative was needed to the 747, usually on shorter airport runways. the posted price of the heavily used aircraft is $50,000. video we found from 1999 shows the last time it carried a president and was designated air force one. bill clinton's trip to buffalo, new york. >>> quick show of hands. how many people really do turn off their electronic devices when told to by the flight attendant? we didn't think so. a study out today from two different passenger groups says 30% of passengers admit to forgetting to turn them off. 59% sa

ammonia is used to cool the solar batteries that provide power for the station. nasa says the station might have to be shut down for repairs, but the crew members are not in danger and that the station is operating sort of normally. it could get warm in there. it is not like you could just roll down a window. >> stay with us here on dw. more news for you later. captioned by the national captioning institute --wwwncicap.org--

ammonia is used to cool the solar batteries that provide power for the station. nasa says the station might have to be shut down for repairs, but the crew members are not in danger and that the station is operating sort of normally. it could get warm in there. it is not like you could just roll down a window. >> stay with us here on dw. more news for you later. captioned by the national captioning institute --wwwncicap.org-- >>> welcome to nhk world "newsline". i'm raja pradhan with the news from tokyo. the g7 finance chiefs are meeting in britain to grapple with an economic conundrum. they need to figure out how to rebuild their national finances while spending more to stimulate their economies. the finance ministers and central bank governors are talking near london. they guide economies that are recovering but slowly. analysts say they'll discuss how to nurse their government finances back to health while spending more to generate growth. most g7 leaders are key to spend. the germans are standing firm in

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it was determined quickly that it was ammonia, coolant flowing away from the station.kly put together an emergency eva where two astronauts today made their way outside the space station to the area where there is a cooling pump. nasa thought perhaps that pump was leaking. so the plan was for the astronauts to go out there, eyeball it, see if they could see more flakes coming off. they couldn't when they got there. they pulled the pump, replaced it with a new pump. lo and behold, no more leaking of ammonia. so nasa is hopeful that they have solved the problem. in fact, the astronauts made short work of the process. they were about an hour ahead of their timeline. chris cassidy and tom marshburn went back inside the space station quickly today. got the job done. nasa is keeping their fingers crossed that, in fact, they found and fixed the problem. alison? >> john zarrella, thank you. >>> they were kidnapped, abused and locked away for years. what's the impact on the women in cleveland who are now safe from physical harm? marjorie, i can't stand you. even the inside of y

r t late on saturday two nasa astronauts will conduct any emergency six hour spacewalk to fix the ammonia leak on the international space station bought in a joins me now for more tom good to see you and nasa says the league's worsening although the space station is still running will fix all of the valve to fix this yes interesting question to bring i think that's exactly what the crew on the assess are trying to establish now this spacewalk is going to take place the leak going back till thursday that's when it was first noticed diocese command chris hadfield talking with the ground establishing what exactly was going on as i think we can hear now. very steady stream of. flakes or bits coming out of coming to your neighborhood i rotate in towards the forward you know as the truss is rotating we're just waiting for to rotate now or we get a few of you out of the jam. so two crew members going out outside the international space station to try and identify first of all exactly where this ammonia leak from the cooling system is coming from and perhaps if they can to try and fix it if not t

. >> astronauts replaced a pump to stop an ammonia leak detected on thursday. ammonia is used to cool the rays that provide electricity to the station's system. nasa is not sure what caused the leak. officials say it could take weeks to determine if they did indeed stop it. >>> today britain's prince harry joined wounded veterans in colorado. it's part of his trip to the u.s. as both a royal and a soldier. adrianna diaz reports. >> prince harry shook hands with wounded veterans in colorado springs. the british royal is there for the weekend attending the warrior game, a par limpic competition for wounded service members. >> spent quite a bit of time. he was asking us about our rehab, where we are, whether we're finishing or whether we still got rehab to go. >> the prince shared laughs with fellow british veterans. he also practiced with members of the volleyball team. that came in handy when the prince hit the court for an exhibition game of volleyball, uk versus u.s.. harry even goofed around with his opponents. >> it's really good he wants to be a part of us,

indeed found just very small traces unfortunately that's nothing special very small traces of that ammonia that was leaking out earlier they're looking for something more substantial and in the process of that operation they're going to try and find the cause of what we've seen lots of crystals leaving earlier described by the station's commander chris hadfield. a very steady stream of. profits got out of comics earlier and i rotated in towards florida so you know as we are we trust rotating surface waiting ritualistic they're always getting it if you're out of the. so there are two of them so there's two of them working there on the side of the station they've got to the place where where it is they're trying to take off for a pump supply box it's obviously a very complex overall a range of equipment you're thinking that the link to the leak is inside that part and if they can if they have enough time they're already over an hour into the space walk they can try and replace that piece of equipment of course because that's a big question how long will this walk lasted that this is an emerg

and go out there first of all assess exactly where this leak is coming from these little parts of ammonia that is spitting out into space from the space station and then to try and replace some of the parts to quickly get it fixed so that they can get that coolant system operating that affects the power of the space station but they can run on the rest of the power sources ok for the moment all right well speaking more general terms what sort of consequences with a spill my dispel how for either missions then i think it overall i think you have to bear in mind that the some people call it a bit too old a bit a bit that it's getting on a bit but i think it's far as it reflects this mission and on other missions i think you've got to bear in mind that there's always replacement processes going on there's always new crews coming up with new equipment for example they're going to probably try and bring up new ammonia to replace that coolant that's been lost so it's a constantly evolving. as far as this goes as well with this mission after they've replaced this they're going to try and get bac

it is leaking ammonia coolant.t cooling system has a long history of small leaks but that the station is capable of operating normally and the crew is not in danger. >>> closer to home now, new details about that multimillion dollar catamaran that capsized in the san francisco bay near treasure island. this morning an australian newspaper is reporting that the boat's new design could be blamed. one of the sailors said the boat cracked and crumbled, trapping and killing andrew simpson. the boats have been redesigned for speed for the summer's america's cup competition in the san francisco bay. and this could be part of the problem. "today in the bay's" jean elle has the latest. >> reporter: a crane hoists the woet out of the water with the team watching in disbelief. a day after the 72-foot catamaran capsized killing olympian andrew simpson, america's cup organizers say it was a horrible accident. >> the boat nose dived and all from that point in that maneuver is that the boat ended up upside down, capsized, broken

the area where they saw this coming from they determined that it was a coolant leak specifically an ammonia type of wind in the to be system. system that they've had problems with in the past now it is something that they're looking at it is pretty serious but nasa says that astronauts are not in danger at this time now in order to fix it there's a couple things they can do they can shut the system down they can go to a backup systems or redundancies they can also do a spacewalk but the problem is that it takes to nasa astronauts to do a spacewalk of this. leaving on tuesday so if they're going to do it they have to do it pretty quick pretty quickly that's sure well you mentioned that the flight controllers noticed that but that happened in two thousand and six right and the problem has been fixed ever since so which means i mean it's not really that big of a deal or was well it is a big deal because what this system does is it cools the electronics that deal with the big solar arrays which provide power to the space station so if this doesn't get fixed if something goes wrong there could b

ammonia used as a cool glant a radiateor system. the leak forced a power channel to go off line. >> abc news reports boston marathon bombing suspect jahar tsarnaev wrote the attack was pay back for u.s. wars in muslim land. law enforcement forces say he scrawled a message inside of the boat where he was found hiding for tour days after bombings. sources say tsarnaev pro claimed on one muslim is an attack on all and wrote he won't miss his brother who was killed in a shootout because he would soon be joining him. tsarnaev is charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and could face the death penalty if convicted. >> boston marathon organizers say oners who couldn't finish the race could come back next year and says people who made it halfway will get a code to sign up in auchlgt they'll have to pay but won't have to requalify by running another marathon in a given time. >> bart is back after a morning. it forts forced the closure of the station. abc 7 news has more from oakland. >> it started because this door was unlocked. he w

this is live on nasatv they are looking to repair an ammonia leak.this walk started this morning and expected to last until noon. one of the station's solar systems has been shut down because of leaking ammonia. they are trying to fix that leak during this spacewalk. it's the 21st spacewalk by the u.s. last minute unplanned spacewalks > tucked away in los altosisky.> hills. they are trying to repop late endangered birds. in this assignment 7 report. dan ashley has your ticket in. >> walking into the i have a ear they are greeted with a chorus of hoops and coos. they are surrounded by hills but this isn't just a bird sanctuary it is also michelle's home. >> we have two versions of how we got our name. first one is our official version is that pandemonium is but weed the name. >> michelle started her flock in 197wh7 she stopped to rescue an injured dove. >> i went over there and i picked it up and took to it vet. >> word spread quickly she was willing to help out injured or abandoned birds. >> they started coming. >> her countless rescues led to pandem

crews discovered the leak when they noticed white ammonia floating outside. nasa says the space walk is unprecedented because it was planned on such short notice. >> more news at the top of the hour so don't go away. >> welcome to our review of the week's top business stories. shares continue to rise at the frankfurt stock exchange. solid earnings from some of germany's leading stocks this week sent it to an all-tie high in its history. it reached a record close of 8, 278. the previous record set in 2007 became history after the fall of lehman brothers. the weak recovery fell victims to the euro zone's debt crisis and only now recupid earlier losses and hit a new high. the strong numbers come after they announced a cut in key interest ratesdzlat week meaking it cheapor for investors to get fresh cash. >> interest rates are low and the money is being reinvested in stocks. >> germany is not an exception. equity markets in asia have also been surging to record highs thanks to monetary easing by central banks. but it's wall street that is leaving the global -- le

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they're trying to repair an ammonia leak in the cooling system. it was discovered on thursday and the station commander says the 6 man crew isn't in danger because of the leak but they believe the problem needs to be fixed right away, so they did this hastily, prepared for a space walk, which they don't like to do, but they are doing that this morning. as part of the repairs, the two space walkers are going to have to swap out a pump box on a solar panel and that supplies electricity to the station. >>> if you wanted a one way ticket off of earth, you are good company, 78,000 people from are around the world have applied to go on a one way trip to mars, the possibility of the trip is through mars one. it's an organization aiming to put four people on the red planet by the year 2023. organizers say due to the physiological change in the human body after a stay on mars, there would be no coming back. if you would like to apply, applications will be accepted until august 31st. here you go. right here. >> i already submitted your application. i'm goin

here in nor california -- the that leak is large enough that the ammonia used of the power of the station is ready to run out. two astronauts will walk into space. there was a tiny leak in the same area last fall. >>> authorities today identified a jogger killed by a pill bulldog. the victim was 63-year-old pamela marie, she died yesterday after being attacked by at least 4 dogs when she was out of a run. investigators seen eight do a near by home. >>> now to cleveland where the three women kidnapped, one of the woman was released from the hospital today. dna shows suspect ariel castro did father a child born to one of testify women. some of the relatives calling him amos ter who violently abused his ex-wife. >>> what causes the plant to explode is now an investigation. did not give any reason for the probe, this news come the same day. federal agents found bombs making material belonging to a paramedic. that paramedic is arrested, officials say they're not clear of the explosion and if those materials are linked. >>> family members attended the annual peace officer memorial. this event w

astronauts take an emergency walk to repair an ammonia leak. >>> and a shootout between police and a drug suspect. >>> and prince harry honoring wounded warriors. top of the hour. i am don lemon. we begin with this. we are learning more shocking details about what transpired in this house in cleveland, ohio, which has now been boarded up to preserve the crime scene. this as dna tests confirm ariel castro, the man accused of kidnapping amanda berry, raping her over ten years, is the father of her now six-year-old child. and you have probably seen this guy, charles ramsey, he became a viral hit after his colorful account of kicking the door in to free amanda berry. ramsey joined rock newman, radio host, former boxing promoter in washington, d.c. cnn was exclusively invited to join them in the station as ramsey talked about his newfound hero status. >> she didn't call 911, say forget it, take me to the police station, we got cars on this street. she was free. all she had to do was get in somebody's car, take this girl to the police. she stuck around for the police to get there to tell t