>> the downside for poor butch and sunny, is that in order to get that pump? >> up to the international space station, they had to take some gear out and nasa chose to take out two of their personal suitcases in those suitcases, were there toiletries? so he was saying you would want for an ai today's day, but things that you would definitely want for a several weeks long stay don't worry, guys, there are replacements. some you have a stash of at the iss but it's not like your it's not your toiletries the brands, you know, and love, but you don't have to borrow someone else's deodorant is what you're saying. >> i let's hope not. right. >> i mean, i guess first question when i get yeah, a lot of questions for them. hopefully, we will know when they're getting back to you ornews to come on. news central, including a big shift at southwest after 50 years, that airline is now ditching open seating. it's not the only shakeup though we have more on those changes and why they're being made when we come back the five things podcast from cnn today's top five stories, al

. >>> this is day 54 in space for nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams. on board the international space station as engineers troubleshoot issues discovered aboard the boeing starliner spacecraft that took them into space. cbs's mark strassmann explains they've long overstayed their visit and still have no idea when they'll be returning. >> reporter: for astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams starliner's test flight troubles have meant a homecoming on hold. >> can you definitively say they're going to come back on starliner? and if you had to do it differently, how would you do it? >> we have contingency options. we've put those in play. nasa always has contingency options. but right now we're really focused on bringing butch and suni home on starliner. >> i'm very confident we have a good vehicle to bring the crew back with. >> reporter: starliner's astronauts originally were supposed to spend eight days on the international space station. they've now been up there going on eight weeks. and nasa has yet to give them a date when they'll be coming home

a bleach-blond -- >> bad-built butch body. >> jimmy: butch body. [ cheers and applause ] it's so good so, like, when you clip it up -- i mean, it looked like it was really fast, but it wasn't. there was a lot of time that passed. >> jimmy: okay. >> they were supposed to either kick her out or she was supposed to apologize. ultimately comer, who y'all saw was very confused -- >> jimmy: he seems perpetually confused. >> absolutely. he revealed in that hearing he has two hearing aids. he was like, "if y'all didn't realize, i got two hearing aids, i can't hear." >> jimmy: that's convenient. >> we were like, so we're having a hearing about the fact that you don't have the audio recordings from the ag, got it. because you can't hear him anyway. what do you need it for? [ laughter ] nevertheless. so there was a lot of time that passed. but it was clear that he was about to rule the wrong way. >> jimmy: ah. >> so when he did that, i looked over, and i dressed her from head to toe and i wrote it down. >> jimmy: i see. interesting. well, that was impressive, i have to tell you. did you hear fro

butch and sunny will hold a space to ground call with reporters at 11:00 eastern this morning. a news conference with nasa and boeing officials at 12:30 this afternoon. >> bill: wow, more than a month now. jonathan serrie in atlanta. thank you for that. >> dana: back to sante fe, new mexico. opening arguments in alec baldwin's case are set to begin any moment now. looking at a live photo accused in the shooting death of the hutchins on the set of his movie "rust." he could get 18 months if prison if found guilty. the special prosecutor speaking to fox yesterday. >> we're just here to present our evidence and we'll do that and respect whatever decision the jury makes. >> you believe your case is a strong one, though? >> i'm going to present my evidence. i don't -- i don't have an opinion. >> bill: hum. >> dana: let's bring in criminal defense attorney ryan clay pool. this is getting underway. you have an interesting point that you want everyone to be thinking about as this case gets under way. let's give you the floor. >> yeah, in an involuntary manslaughter case not enough to p

but, again, our prime option is to return butch and sunny on starliner. >> reporter: despite starlinerve a good feeling in my heart this spacecraft will bring us home no sooner. >> reporter: that homecoming will come no sooner than the end of the month. mark strassmann in atlanta. >> "cbs news roundup" will be right back. >>> it's friday, july 12th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." >> i'm not in this for my legacy.

and hopefully it will get butch and sunny down here sooner rather than later. >> oh, my gosh, another week or so. okay. so while there tried to work that out, what about the astronauts? i mean, we look at the video, they look like they're having a good time having fund but really, i how do you suppose they're getting through all this? they went on this trip expecting of which willmore and sunny williams, i'm talking about they went on this trip expecting one week. they weren't allowed to take a whole lot of personal belongings, but now it's seven weeks and county, they've got smiles on their faces it says, but mentally, physically, how do you think they're doing well, they're both veterans have long duration spaceflight, so there's certainly used to life on the station for us over six months or thereabouts. >> and so this is kind of a little bit of a mini mission, space station, mission, if you will, of a couple of months and so even though it was unexpected i'm sure they slip right into the groove and we're doing great i'm sure it interfered with some of their personal plans. i'm sur

. >> reporter: in their 35th day of what was supposed to be a ten-day mission, astronauts butch will starliner spaceship. >> i have a really good feeling in my heart that this spacecraft will bring us home, no problem. >> reporter: a problem with the ship's thrusters. engineers on the ground are working to replicate the problem. starliner is on its maiden voyage. billions of dollars over budget and delayed by engineering challenges, nasa wants to ensure the thrusters don't fail again when the astronauts return to earth. >> it seems it's been snake bit at every turn. are you confident in the performance of the ship for future missions as well? >> this is the world of tests. this is a tough business that we're in. human spaceflight is not easy. in any regime. failure is not an option. that's. >> we're staying here now. >> reporter: they still believe starliner is safe and could be used in an emergency. >> the priority is to return butch and suni on starliner. we don't see any reason that wouldn't be the case. >> reporter: now targeting late july for their homecoming. tom costello, nbc

here is the commander, butch wilmore talking about why they're still up there? >> failure is not an option that's why we are staying here now we did have some degradation and our thrusters and we know that and that's why we're staying because we're going to test it. that's what we do. that's what we do in this instance. we're going to get the data that we need to help inform our decisions. we make the right decisions. and that's why and we feel confident and so not only is that testing continuing in space, but they're also continuing to test at a facility in white sands, new mexico but bottom line here, we still don't have a return date for these two astronauts at the earliest, it's looking like end of july. more likely august, boris and jessica, but get this something else that we learned today during this press conference right before they launched nasa had to add some hardware a replacement pump for the toilet up at the international space station inside starliner. so to do that, they had to take out some weight, removed some mass and what they chose were but

veteran astronauts sonny williams and butch wilmore more are still waiting to come home. they were supposed to be in space for a few days. it's now been more than a month. the trip has been delayed several times due to helium leaks and thruster outages, but the crew says they're confident the spacecraft will get them home. >> we've practiced a lot, so i have a feeling i have a real good feeling in my heart that this spacecraft will bring us home. no problem. but like boot said, we're learning now to make to optimize our specific situation and make sure that we know everything about it. >> next hour, leaders from nasa and boeing will give an update on this long overdue mission. we're joined now by retired nasa astronaut leroy chiao great to see as always commander, i want to ask you what do you think they're going through right now and what are your expectations in terms of what we're going to see ahead sure. >> you know. but and suni are consummate professional astronauts. they're doing what they're being asked to do, which is to participate in day-to-day operations aboar

i want to make it very clear that butch and sunny are not stranded in space. our plan is to continue to return them on starliner and return them home when at the right time. it was just under a month ago when boeing's starliner launched into the skies for its historic test flight. but helium leaks and thruster issues since are delaying its return. nasa boeing saying that to leave the es now would mean the evidence would burn in the atmosphere upon reentry. so they need time to study the root cause and they insist time is on their side. how much time do they realistically have? so there's plenty of food. there's plenty of resources up there. there's plenty of clothing. they will be absolutely fine for an extended period of time. nasa and boeing are looking at extending the mission window to 90 days, but say the astronauts are in no danger, and starliner has been cleared to return in the case of emergency. but with pressure mounting to find the cause of the thruster issues, they'll start ground testing the thrusters in new mexico as soon as tuesday. but that cou

nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams thought they would be home already.tation for several more weeks, potentially even longer, as engineers work the problem with these engine thrusters. but nasa is pushing back on any claim that the crew is stuck or stranded and there is no talk of a rescue mission. >> let's go forward into starliner. >> reporter: on board the international space station, astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore are still waiting to learn when they might return home. >> everything's been fantastic. the spacecraft had handled remarkably well. >> reporter: two weeks ago, they provided a tour of their spaceship. >> and liftoff of starliner and atlas 5 carrying two american heroes. >> reporter: built by boeing, starliner launched on june 5th, five years behind schedule, after a series of engineering setbacks. then once in space, more problems. five helium leaks which nasa says are not a major concern. but more concerning, five engine thrusters shut down as starliner prepared to dock with the space station. while four came back online, nasa

. >> reporter: in their 35th day of what was supposed to be a ten-day mission, astronauts butch wilmoresist they remain confident in their starliner spaceship. >> i have a real good feeling in my heart that this spacecraft will bring us home no problem. >> reporter: they've been on the space station far longer than anyone expected after a problem with the ship's thrusters as they approached the station. engineers on the ground are working to replicate the problem. made by boeing, starliner is on its maiden voyage, billions of dollars over budget and delayed by engineering challenges. nasa wants to ensure the thrusters don't fail again when the astronauts return to earth. >> it seems it's been snake-bit at every turn. are you confident in the performance of the ship for future missions as well? >> this is the world of test. this is a tough business that we're in. human spaceflight is not easy. in any regime, failure is not an option. that's why we are staying here now. >> reporter: mission managers still believe starliner is safe and could be used in an emergency. >> the prime option is

so butch and sunny have been borrowing clothes from other crew members on station. >> butch and i haveme. >> reporter: as for coming home, nasa says that it hopes to have its thruster test results by the end of next week. >> the prime option today is to return butch and sunny on "starliner." right now, we don't see any reason that wouldn't be the case. >> reporter: now targeting late july for williams and wilmore's homecoming. >> i have a real good feeling in my heart that this spacecraft will bring us home, no problem. >> nasa also says that "starliner" could come home now in an emergency, but it really wants to completely dissect this thruster problem, because the thruster sits in that portion of the spaceship, the service module, that is designed to burn up on reentry. so their only chance to understand this problem before they lose the evidence is now. and by the way, there's plenty of food and water on the station. i don't know about you guys, though. if somebody borrowed my clothes for a month, i think i would say, you know, you keep 'em. you're good. >> exactly! >> you're right,

butch wilmore and sunita williams have been on the international space station since june 6th.mechanical issues with starliner have pushed back their original june 14th return date. nasa says both astronauts are safe and have plenty of supplies, though no toilet issues up there this time. not that i'm hearing of. >> it's good. we hope they come home safely. coming up, serving up the sandwiches of old. the man who's becoming a social media star with concoctions like the salmon french toast sandwich and later. >> that's wild. the lyon brothers that just broke a world swimming record without even knowing it. you're watching world news ♪ ♪ what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. you see, wishes are so powerful, and you can make them real. they can give a child back their childhood, even change the way they feel. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ was my line. >> gina, you. >> you you you threw my sandwich away.

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. >> and their 35th day of what was supposed to be a 10 day mission astronauts butch and sonny insisty remain confident in the starliner spaceship. >> i have a good feeling in my heart that the spacecraft will bring us home, no problem. >> they have been on the space station for longer than anyone expected after a problem with the ship's thrusters as they approached the station. engineers on the ground are working to replicate the problem. made by boeing, starliner is on its maiden voyage. billions of dollars over budget and delayed by engineering challenges, nasa wants to ensure thrusters don't fail again when the astronauts returned to earth. >> it seems it has been snake bit at every turn. are you confident in the performance of the ship for future missions, as well? >> this is the world of test. this is a tough business we are in. human spaceflight is not easy in any regime. failure is not an option. that is why we are staying here now. >> the prime option today is to return butch and sonny on starliner. right now, we don't see any reason that would not be the case. >> reporter: n

but they say they are making progress and remain focused on their prime option of bringing butch andarliner. gillian? >> at least astronauts appear to be having a good time. jonathan serrie, thank you. well, coming up next, bret baier is going to sit down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. but, first, let's take a look at what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. out of fox 26 in houston, officials say more than a million people now remain without power two days after hurricane beryl made landfall across the texas coast. two and quarter million customers were affected at the peak of the outages. center point energy now says more than 1/3 of those were restored within the first 30 hours. this fox 5 in new york as the new jersey mega millions jackpot winning ticket from march remains unclaimed. it's worth $1.3 billion. the single ticket winning was sold at a liquor store in neptune township, new jersey, the winner has one year to claim that prize. they better get cooking. this is a live look at charlotte, one of the big stories there tonight fr

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i know both sunny and butch very well.y're very happy to do their jobs and stay up there longer. we've had other astronauts that have had their missions extended, thinking they're going up for six months and they end up staying for longer than a year. that's a little different. a lot can happen on the ground with your family and so on over that time. but i think both of them are actually pretty thrilled that they're given extra time. i can't speak for them. i imagine they're probably in pretty good spirits and happy to stay on board and do a little more work. it's been a while since both have flown. sunny over a decade and butch nine years. they've been delayed, delayed, delayed. so once you get there, what's the rush? i think everyone is probably feeling pretty good about it. the way it was framed and reasons and some of the problems they had earlier, that makes people worry. >> i'm happy we can dispel the worry now. i got to tell you, i went into this segment a little concerned. mike massimino, thank you for helping me.

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. >> reporter: on board the international space station, sunny williams and butch willmore are stilllearn when they might return home. >> everything's been fantastic. the spacecraft is handled remarkably well. >> reporter: two weeks ago, they provided a tour of their spaceship. >> and liftoff of star liner atlas 5. >> reporter: built by boeing, it launched on june 5th, five years behind schedule after a series of engineering setbacks. then once this space, more problems. five helium leaks, which nasa says aren't a major concern, but more concerning, five engine thrusters shutdown as star liner prepared to dock with the space station. while four came back online, nasa wants to understand the problem before star liner leaves the station. this is their only chance because that section of the ship that contains the thrusters, the service module, is designed to burn up on reentry. so astronauts williams and willmore's ten-day visit is turning into a week's long stay. >> i want to make it very clear that butch and suni are not stranded in space. our plan is to return them on starliner and

as a result, they don't yet have a return date for suni and butch.at least a month past that date, maybe longer. >> so do they have enough supplies to just stay up there indefinitely? >> they do. so they're docked at the space station, the space station has plenty of supplies, plenty of water, plenty of o2, plenty of food, they have other people up there of course as well and they're helping out the crew on the space station with various jobs. and they're trying to help engineers on the ground better understand what is happening to their spaceship, to starliner. listen, nasa has also insisted we are not looking at a possibility that spacex would have to come up and rescue the starliner crew. that's not in the cards. they simply want to better understand how this has happened with the thrusters so that when they re-enter the atmosphere, if one of them goes bad, then they can calculate how they make up for that bad thruster. >> important decisions to be made. tom costello, thank you very much, my friend. >>> that does it for us today. i'll be back tomo

suni williams and butch wilmore docked on june 6th.ion was to last a week, but the undocking was delayed several times due to technical issues. the astronauts say they're not worried. >> i have a real good feeling in my heart that this spacecraft will bring us home no problem. >> nasa said it was still performing tests. the earliest departure for the astronauts is at the end of this month. >>> adventurers in western virginia rescue a dog found some 50 feet down in a cave, and a new york lawmaker tries to shake up the supreme court. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" is reporting new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has filed impeachment articles against supreme court justices samuel alito and clarence thomas. ocasio-cortez is accusing the conservative justices of uncheced corruption. she raised arguments about undisclosed gifts thomas has received from wealthy conservatives in recent controversies involving alito's home including a flag insinuating joe biden did not win the 2020

butch wilmore and suni williams arrived last month on board the first test flight with a crew.hey were supposed to be there for about a week, but they haven't been able to return home because of technical problems with the "starliner." yesterday officials said there was still no return date as engineers try and fix things. yesterday officials said there was still no return date as engineers try and fix things. >>> and the "los angeles times" says a record 17 california condor chicks are thriving at the l.a. zoo. the chicks have all hatched at the zoo during this year's breeding season for the endangered birds. zoo officials say the record number is due to a new way of rearing condors. it puts two or three chicks together to be raised by a single adult condor acting as sort of a surrogate parent. the staff calls them condor-miniums. >>> ahead, driver decision. the california supreme court delivers a legal victory to ride-share companies like uber and lyft. thyroid eye disease ou were diagnosed with a long time ago. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with

sunni williams and butch wilmore took off on an eight-day voyage.urn has been delayed for weeks due to issue with their spacecraft. the boeing store liner today, performing tests in the desert to try to replicate the problems and come up with a fix and that there is no timeline on the return flight home. >> and a landscape is changing. geologists says it has to do with massive landslides creating new stretches of coastline. take a look at this google map shot of rancho palo verdes. this is what it looks like today with a new rocky shoreline city where they say that the land will continue to move piling up under the water's edge in some areas. the land will move about 12 inches a week. >> and it is so hazardous now that we need to go around and that they have deep potholes and it will change it and it changes from time to time. >> reporter: they say they are trying to slow down the landslide as they plan to see where and how they will drill to get the water out of the landslide mass. >>> millions in texas are withering the heat wave without power two

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. >> astronauts butch wilmore and sidney williams are still without a return date for the international space station due to unresolved issues with the boeing star liner spacecraft. nasa astronauts are now on day 50 at the international space station. what was originally slated and eight-day mission. nasa says their goal is to get the astronauts back to earth on the same star liner spacecraft that got them there. >> we kept saying, and eight-day minimum. i think we all knew it would go longer than that. we spent time talking about how much longer, but it is my regret that we did not just say we would stay up there until the direction we get everything done we wanted to do. >> this is boeing's first space voyage with the crew aboard. nasa has been working with companies like boeing and spacex since retiring the space shuttle in 2011. >>> some beaches are off limits in tahoe. the sewage spill forcing several closures. >>> coming up in sports in the midst of the nba off-season, draymond green has his general manager hat on and he is weary of the trade. >>> the giants in their final game ag

boeing starliner spacecraft suffered a series of technical issues here's how the missions commander butch wilmore explains the situation this is a tough business that we're in human spaceflight is not easy in any regime. >> and there have been multiple issues with every spacecraft has ever been designed. and that's the nature of what we do. you know, that monitor you've heard you're is not an option that's why we are staying here now. we did have some degradation and our thrusters and we know that and that's why we're staying because we're going to test it that's what we do. that's what we do in this instance. we're going to get the data that we need to help inform our decisions. we make the right decisions let's discuss with former nasa astronaut terry virts, sir. thanks so much for being with us. degradation in our thrusters. what exactly does that mean? how does it compare to other technical issues that we've seen in the past? well, this is a test mission i've got to starliner capsule model here right now. but they have a lot of small rcs jets there on this back part of the capsule. an

you say definitively that this starliner spacecraft is the one that is going to take nasa astronauts butch williams home. here's what he said focus today, as mark said, is mark and i have been working for the last number of weeks. >> it is to return butch and sunny on starliner i think we're starting to close in on those final pieces. the flight rationale to make sure that we can come home safely and that's our primary focus right now. we have contingency options. we put those in play. nasa always has contingency options we know a little bit of what those are and we haven't worked on a whole bunch, but we kind of know what those are and so you hear steve, they're talking about the contingency plans, right there are backup plans to get these astronauts back to earth if they can't go on the starliner spacecraft and those tangency plans would be something like the russian soyuz spacecraft or more likely spacex's dragon capsule, which is also docked up at the iss. >> so those are the contingency plans, but nasa right now, staying very focused on trying to get those astronauts back on starliner

they took place in various cities and towns, but their main symbol was the butch.rious statements about the genocide were made. once it was a quiet suburb of the ukrainian capital. nowadays, the town of bucha is synonymous with death. and devastation. hundreds of ukrainians died here, many were apparently executed by the russian military. bodies with signs of torture, rape and execution are exhumed. some, it seems, were killed with their hands tied. russian soldiers did not care about age or by gender one of those killed by the russians in buch was 41-year-old welder oleg abramov. russian soldiers killed him practically next to his wife irina. i had a very good husband. on my birthday, which was in the 21st year, just before the war, he wished me. i am sure you have everything, everything will be fine, you have me, the russians came to their house on march 5, there were four of them, with machine guns, oleg went outside with them, one of the soldiers stayed with irina in the house, asked where the nazis were, i say i don't know who there is no hint here. "here you

the main hero of the queer communion was an lgbt activist and dj barbara butch.she who wore a crown reminiscent of a nymp, in the place of jesus, and 2 months before that she played a dj set in the center of paris called very lesbian. and here it is difficult to believe in the organizers’ assurances that they do not want to offend anyone, because the biography of the person chosen for the role of the main christian symbol categorically contradicts all christian values. yes, i'm actually a fat lesbian, very proud of it. this is an interview with barbara four years ago, even then she. militantly promoted obesity and gay sex, and it is unlikely that the organizer knew about the candidate’s life credo. however, the problems of the 2024 olympics are not limited to just the ceremony, as planned for sunday, the triathletes' training swim was canceled due to high levels of e. coli. this training event was canceled due to the fact that the rain, against all odds, was affecting the water quality. our water quality has deteriorated slightly, so we are not risking anything,

defense discussed whether it was possible to shoot at people without blue armbands, why we remembered butche this it coincided that... a couple of days before the revelations of the german mercenary doctor, the trial of another soldier of fortune began in the czech republic. philip simon distinguished himself not only by mercenary work, but also by looting. in the czech republic, this is an even more serious crime, word to the local press. the former mercenary, part of a squad of 11 others, stole expensive sunglasses, a breathing mask from an aircraft, and gold and silver items as part of a so- called clean-up operation. he also took beret rings from dead soldiers, including... fsb with ukrainian recruiters. they thought that they had taken advantage of a russian military pilot and dreamed, no more or less, of hijacking our long-range strategic bomber, a carrier of nuclear weapons, with his help. they also promised a cash reward of $3 million and a comfortable life in europe with italian citizenship. to be convincing , they even sent a video of packed banknotes, and they also threatened me.

astronauts, butch wilmore and suni williams back home safely from the iss, nasa and boeing provide anut there's still no concrete date for the astronauts returned. that mission launched on june 5th. it was carrying both of those astronauts to the space station. they were supposed to stay for about a week. like i said, that was june 5th. we're now almost in august. >> the boeing and nasa team is doing well. they're working side-by-side with each other every day. a thought to looking into the data come home when we're ready. >> despite the setbacks, officials say the astronauts seemed to be enjoying their time. as you saw video test is scheduled for this weekend on the starliner while it's docked in space to make sure all the thrusters are performing correctly. you definitely don't want to be leaving space in something that fair to take you home that's right. all right. the forty-niners got through day 2 of camp without any more know, shows over contract disputes. in fact. >> there's one hunter star who was all smiles with his situation coming up next. in sports, jason, we'll catch up w

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nasa says the astronauts, you you know, butch williams and suni thought they would be home already after it is attached to the space station right there. nasa insists the crew is not stuck, not stranded, and there is no talk of a rescue mission. >> let's go forward into starliner. >> reporter: onboard the international space station, astronauts suni williams and butch willmore are still waiting to learn when they might return home. >> everything has been fantastic. the spacecraft has handled remarkably well. >> reporter: two weeks ago they provided a tour of their spaceship. >> and liftoff starliner alice 5, carrying two american heroes. >> reporter: built by boeing, starliner launched on june 5th, 5 years behind schedule after a series of engineering setbacks. then once in space, more problems. five helium leaks, which nasa says are not a major concern. but more concerning, five engine thrusters shut down as star liner prepared to dock with the space station. while four came back online, nasa wants to understand the problem before starliner leaves the station. this is their only chance

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butch wilmore and suni williams have spent more than 50 days at the international space station in what was supposed to be an eight day mission. mechanical failures that delayed starliner's launch have left the pair unable to return. yesterday, nasa said there's still no official return date as they work on the issue. the earliest possible date is the middle of next month. >> time now for a look at your morning weather. >> good morning. we're still dealing with a lot of smoke from the canadian wildfires shifting south into the northern plains, but also the park fire and the durkee fire in california and oregon are producing a great deal of smoke. and the brown areas here late this week are where we're dealing with the worst of the smoke and the worst air quality you can see. it will be generally fanning a little bit farther east, some of this carrying into northern parts of the dakotas, still some very thick smoke in northern california for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news >> coming up, the major court ruling over boneless chicken wings. >> also ahead, the ceo of southwest, ad

looked, then everything went on, and then the neighbors talked about what he stuck there this same butchrisingly, before this series of dangerous antics, khoklov was known as an exemplary neighbor; the other residents of the house practically did not notice him; they say they had never even seen him drunk. behind this door a violent man was detained; unfortunately, we cannot get there now. neighbors, by the way, say that a man appeared in this house not so long ago, rented an apartment and behaved quite quietly. during interrogation, the man stated that before putting on the show, he mixed vodka with sedatives because of a personal tragedy. but he admitted his guilt and even promised to compensate damage, but it is possible that in the course of the proceedings the inadequate person may earn himself several articles for showing rough resistance to the police and almost injuring the driver. catherine. khamanova, dmitry shevilev, maxim devitaikin, lead the duty unit. in the vladimir region, a court sent the former deputy head of the regional department of the russian guard to a pretrial de

. >> reporter: nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams talked today from space about starliner'sues, five helium leaks, five maneuvering engines that failed. but they say they are not worried. >> i have a real good feeling in my heart that this spacecraft will bring us home no problem. >> reporter: starliner's crew planned to spend one week at the space station. they have been there five weeks and nasa said today they will come back to earth no sooner than the end of july. >> norah: overseas now, the king is opening the east wing of buckingham palace to the public for the first time ever. cbs's liz palmer is in london. >> reporter: behind me, norah, is one of the most famous buildings in the world, and, of course, this view is all most people ever get to see of it, including the balcony, which has been the setting for so much royal pageantry. but starting on monday, for the first time in 175 years, some lucky visitors will get a peek behind those net curtains at the private rooms decorated by queen victoria. small groups of just 20 people will get the grand tour for a little unde

solovyov can't help talking about the fact that it's like flight mh17, this malaysian boeing, like a butch, well , literally listing all the crimes, you know, russians, he somehow thinks that it should make some impression on someone, in addition to confirming that this is another equally well-thought-out action by the russians, well, but you know, at the same time, they are also trying to talk about the fact that this has some symbolism, and this is really already becoming very interesting , because they also directly talk about this symbolism despite the fact that they already they see where it flew and how it all happens, that it is literally such a message. today's are tough enough. and and, let's say, above average severity of blows to the capital of ukraine. to some extent, this is a message, and the message is not to ukraine, it is a message to those who stand behind ukraine. i haven't seen kyiv like this for a long time, neither we, nor those who are in this kyiv. this is a kind of new level of training on objects of military infrastructure and dual- purpose infrastructure. so, wha