this is for butch and suni. following up on the topic of politics part of the discussion and the claim that the decisions surrounding the timing of your return were influenced by politics and that there was an option to come home earlier, i'm just wondering if you feel like politics influenced the decision, and would you have wanted to come home earlier. butch: from my standpoint, politics has not played into this at all. from our standpoint, i think they would agree. we came up and prepared to stay long, even though we planned to stay short. that is what we doing human spacelike, that is what the spacelike program is all about. planning for unknown, unexpected contingencies. we did that. that is why we flowed, as nick said, from crew nine into expedition 72. it was somewhat of a seamless transition because we planned ahead for it and we were prepared. nick: if i can add, when i launched in late september, our planned return date was the end of february, and given the amount of training that is required to get a

a question for butch and or sunny. you had the opportunity to fly on start liner and you're turned on dragon now you are preparing for your fourth time on a different spacecraft, what that preparation work has been like and what that has been for you the past few months, thanks. >> i will give the quick answer. it has been fascinating. it is been amazing. we have been so fortunate to train on four different spacecrafts. each one has its own unique capabilities. its own unique system. so unique suits, it's been great to have that opportunity has been wonderful. >> i would agree with butch. we i have been pretty lucky if u look at it and step back in our careers see what interesting things we have got to do, it is pretty spectacular. just like you mentioned. coming home in the spacecraft will be a new chapter in we are excited about it. >> our next question with espn. >> thank you guys so much for taking the my question is for suni. do you feel like you are saying one final goodbye? are you planning to leave anything per

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butch wilmore and sunny williams blasted off last june for what was supposed to be a ten-day mission. many issues getting to the station nasa said it was too dangerous to make the return trip to earth. finally after almost a year instead of a week or so, the next iss crew lifts off march 12th. they will spend a week together before wilmore and williams leave. >> the hardest part is, you know, having the folks on the ground have to not know exactly when we're coming back. it's been a roller coaster for them probably a little bit more so than for us. >> we are just fortunate and thankful, though, that we have seats and we'll be coming home riding the plasma, splashing down in the ocean, so that's what we're looking for. >> now, you might think that butch and suni would be ready to say no to future missions after this debacle, but they say they're ready to suit up again. >> hey, we're going to the moon and mars, that's what my plan is. >> i'll be right beside butch if that's the case. >> no. williams said she is most excited to get back on the ground and reunite with her dogs. >> they ar

butch wilmore and sunny williams blasted off last june for what was supposed to be a ten-day mission. the boeing starliner had so many issues getting to the station nasa said it was too dangerous to make the return trip to earth. finally after almost a year instead of a week or so, the next iss crew lifts off march 12th. they will spend a week together before wilmore and williams leave. >> the hardest part is, you know, having the folks on the ground have to not know exactly when we're coming back. it's been a roller coaster for them probably a little bit more so than for us. >> we are just fortunate and thankful, though, that we have seats and we'll be coming home riding the plasma, splashing down in the ocean, so that's what we're looking for. >> now, you might think that butch and suni would be ready to say no to future missions after this debacle, but they say they're ready to suit up again. >> hey, we're going to the moon and mars, that's what my plan is. >> i'll be right beside butch if that's the case. >> no. williams said she is most excited to get back on the ground and reuni

sonny williams and butch wilmore will talk about when they could finally come home.morning, the countdown has begun for astronauts butch wilmore and commander sonny williams massively delayed return to earth. the pair is set to hold a press conference to walk us through the remarkable, albeit unexpected, achievements on the international space station as the adopted members of crew nine. >> we had tons of science experiments. we want to go home because, you know, we left our families a little while ago, but but we have a lot to do while we're up here. >> experiments, including swabbing the station's exterior for microbes and studying plant growth for potential long term missions to mars and the moon. sonny even making history along the way, breaking the record for number of hours, walked by a woman in space, clocking in at a staggering 62 hours and six minutes over nine walks, surpassing peggy whitson. >> to actually surpass her in anything is just amazing. so, so that's a that's a pretty awesome honor to have that. >> while both astronauts insist they're not stuck o

suni williams and butch wilmore expected to be gone about a week when they launched last june aboardoeing's starliner capsule. but you might remember, the starliner had so many problems getting into the international space station that nasa ruled it too dangerous to carry anyone, and it flew back empty. now, the pair, alongside another astronaut who arrived on a different mission, will head home in about two weeks aboard a space x capsule. okay, we are back in a moment. show you what the warriors did tonight and what prompted shaquille o'neal to wax a few weeks ago, actually, draymond green predicted the warriors would win the nba title this season and at this rate, could they? they they really might. since the jimmy butler trade the warriors are nine and one with butler in the lineup tonight in new york. hello to the statue of liberty national tv for the warriors and knicks. people around the country are now seeing what we've been seeing how re-energized this team is. there's butler slamming into the rim. they're cleaning it up. the warriors had a four point lead. buddy hield had a

butch wilmore and suni williams blasted off last june for what was supposed to be ten day mission but the boeing starliner had suomishs it was too dangerous to come back to earth. after almost a year finally the next iss crew lifts off one week in today. they'll spend about a week together before wilmore and williams leave. >> the hardest part is, you know, having the folks on the ground have to not know exactly when we're coming back. it's been a roller coaster for them. probably a little bit more so than for us. >> we are just -- fortunate and thankful though that we have seats and we'll be coming home riding the plasma splashing down in the ocean. so that's what we're looking forward to. >> daytime highs jump from -- >> now you might think butch and suni would be ready to say no to any future missions after this debacle. but the two veteran flyers say they're ready to suit up again. >>> we're going to the moon and mars, that's what my plan is. >> i'll be right beside butch if that's the case. >> well, williams said she's most excited to get back on the ground and reunite with her l

suni and butch repeatedly insisted they're not stuck.press conference to walk us through the remarkable, albeit unexpected, achievements on the international space station. as the adopted members of crew nine. >> we had tons of science experiments. >> we want to go home because we left our families a little while ago, but we have a lot to do while we're up here. >> reporter: experiments including swabbing the station's exterior for microbes and studying plant growth for potential long-term missions to mars and the moon. suni making history along the way. breaking the record for number of hours walked by a woman in space. clocking in at a staggering 62 hours and 6 minutes over nine walks. surpassing peggy whitson. >> to surpass her in anything is just amazing. so, that's a pretty awesome honor to have that. >> reporter: while both astronauts insist they're not stuck or abandoned, it has been a prolonged stay neither saw coming after nasa announced back in june that it didn't trust boeing's troubled starliner spaceship to bring them home,

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. >> now, you might think that butch and suni would be ready to say no to future missions after this debacle, but they say they're ready to suit up again. >> hey, we're going to the moon and mars, that's what my plan is. >> i'll be right beside butch if that's the case. >> no. williams said she is most excited to get back on the ground and reunite with her dogs. >> they are going to knock her down. >> i know. i know. >> that long. >> time in space, that could be worse, and i'm dating myself, they could be on gilligan's island. and they'd still be there. >> i'd rather the island. >> just a ten-day cruise. >> i don't know, anyway, i feel for them. do they get along? they' so positive al ♪ ♪ ♪ it's time for maga maniacs ♪ ♪ federal workers get the acts ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show live with stephen colbert!" tonight... trash talk! plus, stephen welcomes live former transportation secretary pete buttigieg! featuring live louis cato and "the late show" band! and now, live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hello!

it looks to me like the cartel bosses in mexico probably watching the old butch cassidy film el chapoain heists. stolen nikes, other products, using illegals here to actually pull off the holdups. pretty shocking, steve. these train robberies increased 40% with 65,000 cargo thefts exceeding $100 million. the solution, i think here install antitheft technology. you know, if that doesn't work, do what the train operator eh hairman did in the butch cassidy movie. get some armed guards you on horses or high lord volt more. that will force the thieves to move to bolivia, right? >> steve: got to wonder whether the cartels famous for human patricking a an bringing into the united states illegally. they charge by the head. maybe they are cracking a deal, okay. you go to the united states. we will get you in there free, but you got to knock over some not banks but trains because they are not guarded and they are easy picken. >> oh, yeah. i think there is a built-in financial insensitive associated with many of the illegals that come in to the united states, assisted by the cartels, they don't

as, as the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and fuel for the crew on board, american astronauts, butch will more as soon as the williams have remained on the station, long cost to ship over $10.00. they arrived in june a success crew of boeing's new style on a capsule and the technical problems that i would use to ride home on board a space x cross laced this yet. and finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has an illuminated skies above canadas, northwest territories, delighting views in the arctic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g. o magnetic storm. sure. good by a how full solar flare would that sit for me? elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news. boy cost is coming up next time. i'll just say era the when to induce in from the truth, the fact tag in the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevailed. attacks on the press, our next part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this

american national butch will mall anthony williams. will mall have rest named on the station loan. paul special, georgia ton. they arrived in june as the fast crew of buying this new stone line, the caps, sho, i made to technical problems. the only time was space x ray to this year. and the aurora borealis has the illuminated skies in canada as north west tower trees to life seeing you as in the sick region, the celestial display painted the sky nights with a vibrant shades of rain. scientists have attributed this slight show to a geographic storm triggered by a powerful server. that is full from may, luis toby, the news continues had on now to sierra off the african directions, the economic collapse, the east of domains on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i read opposing the roger parts of the you, most of the, why were you at the book? they bought even the we need to finish that. is it on the know, the during the that's what allegations the new to the movie has and goes head to head with for mr. elected president, reino, but congress thing go i am really important even bef

so it's getting deserted by because we needed the notes of the big butch elijah's. we will not be able to go food. and these things to cooperate sizes are made by the sea techniques that may have still set the same chemicals that we use to kill people in the consultation within, adapted to be safe. agents are just a few people in the be of them who we can put aside to the same companies that to kind of attached to seats chemicals and they put people in the country, but then they adapted seats to generate, you can do, you need to bowl chemicals a good see, let me see the notes in front of me is inviting baez's bunch of tries to look with each that is a living economy. when you start to control the see kill released, can you buy the say you buying a system and that system will name that say to the price price with a pre image in the side. so that when this a comes out, this herbicides is but they both have been modified in a way that the, any c to ease you know. and if you want to plan to give the next 2, you have to get it back. and that's a massive shift in history,

suni williams and butch wilmore expected to be gone about a week when they launched last june aboardng's starliner capsule. but you might remember, the starliner had so many problems getting into the international space station that nasa ruled it too dangerous to carry anyone, and it flew back empty. now, the pair, alongside another astronaut who arrived on a different mission, will head home in about two weeks aboard a space x capsule. okay, we are back in a moment. show you what the warriors did tonight and what prompted shaquille o'neal to wax i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] a few weeks ago, actually, draymond green predicted the warriors would win the nba title this season and at

working on classified or other sensitive matters is still required to respond, if they assessed email butchply required work is sensitive my sources giving me exclusive information the federal reserve is not onboard with these doge spending cuts overall agenda this wassem forwarded to the employees at federal reserve last week it reads in part, you may have received an email from opm it does not apply to federal reserve employees you should not consider it to be an offer for you for a buyout or separation from employment, in general, messages sent through this channel should not be understood as conveying thoroughtative information about your employment at the board, i am also hearing, that federal reserve chairman jay powell has yet to name a vice chairman of bank supinvitation, because he wants to soosh rolls himself now, the most likely contenders to take over for michael barr who was in charge of bank supvooigz last day last week most likely contender would be mickey bowman on the board a former state bank commissioner of kansas, not offered the job and we are wondering if chairman jay

astronauts butch and sunni are weeks from coming home after their eight-day mission to internationalned into a nine-month ordeal. >> it brings to mind family and the people who the ground who support us. been a roller coast are for them probably more than us. we are here, we have a mission and we're doing what we do everyday and everyday is interesting, because we're in face and it is fun. >> carley: the crew slated to come back next month aboard space x dragon capsule. lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: 13-year-old once give five months to live getting the honor of a lifetime. >> president trump: i'm asking our new secret service director, sean curran to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [cheering] >> lawrence: talking to dj and his dad next on "fox and friends". first check in with bill hemmer for what is coming up top of the hour. highlight of the night. >> bill: good morning to you. disagreements are one thing, but this? we'll take you through low light says and highlights. word today there could be movement on terrorist of true maria b. and presi

. >>> the countdown has begun for butch wilmore and suni williams to return to earth. >> they've beenhey held a news conference today from space, sharing more about the preparation they've been doing ahead of their return this month. >> joining us now, steven romo who's been tracking this. so, steven, what did we hear from the astronauts today? >> they were asked about politics on earth. namely elon musk said the pair has been stuck on the international space station for political reasons. the pair really did not want to talk about politics though, but after reporters ask them a few more times, they finally had this to say. >> politics has not played into this at all. we came up prepared to stay long even though we planned to stay short. that's what we do in human space flight. planning for unknown, unexpected contingencies. >> one being they would be on the international space station longer than expected. >> and steven, we still don't have an official return date for them. >> that's what everybody wants, to know when they're going to be home. well, crew ten is going to be going ther

butch wilmore and suni williams spoke from the international space station today with the commander of the nasa spacex crew. that crew will bring them back to earth on march 19th, just a couple of weeks away. the two have been up in space since june. it was supposed to be an eight day trip with boeing's starliner spacecraft. it turned into an eight month stay on the iss because of the concerns with that ship. the astronauts say they're fine. thanks to nasa's planning. williams says it's been fun, even though it's been longer than expected. so let me get this straight. they packed for eight days and it's been eight months. they've had such a great attitude. when they do these like satellite, you know, feeds back and they're doing fun stuff. and it's been so fun. a lot of freeze dried fruit up there. yeah i know what troopers they are. imagine the transition getting back there. yeah. they're going to be watching them closely. and you're watching our weather. we've got rain on the way. yeah. maybe even a few thunderstorms here. as we head through the next 48 hours and some additional rain

up next, we hear from nasa astronauts butch wilmore and cindy williams along with accrued nine-memberdiscussing their upcoming return to work as they faced technical challenges that led to an unexpected 10-month state at the international space station. this is just over half an hour.

. >> good to talk to you this is for butch and sunny following up on the topic of politics in the decisions surrounding the timing of your return regarding politics that there was an option to come home earlier, i wonder if you feel politics influence the decision and what you want to come home earlier? >> from my, politics has not played into this battle. i think they would agree we came prepared to stay long even though we plan to stay short and that's what we do in human spaceflight and that's of the program is all about planning for unknown unexpected emergencies with the mets why crew nine and edition 72 as we did. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to legislative session and resume consideration of the following joint resolution which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 20, s.j. res. 28, disapproving the rules submitted by the bureau of consumer financial protection and so forth. the presiding

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