nasa and cassis concurred and agreed to take action in response. in conclusion, the connotation of iss to 2024 ensuing the capabilities are used for scientific gains is critical. and it could help support nasa and cassis in a goal of developing sustained markets in earth's orbit. this concludes my prepared remarks. i'm happy to take my questions you may have. >> thank you miss oakley. i would now like to recognize dr. pawelczyk. >> thank you for the opportunity to discuss the status of research using the national space station. it's the only thing of its find and it's absolutely essential for nasa. you asked fur specific questions and i would like to address each. you asked about opportunities and challenges. well the augustine commissioning has three stressors that future astronauts will face. prolonged expo sur to solar and gal lactic radiation. and confinement in close austere quarters. all are present in the iss environment. martian of ragtss add more stressors. a dusty, dim environment in a field that is a little more than a third of our own.

as foster kids, cassie,er erin and emily know what it is like. not easy. aaron hopes they can find a family. >> 15-year-old sister cassie agrees. >> love. that's what most parents and families should give to their kids. >> we are looking for a family that will adopt all three of them. >> adoption recruiter says the kids have had a rough start in life but they survived with wonderful, individual personalities. >> cassie is a typical oldest child. she tends to mother the younger ones. she took care of a lot of the mothering responsibilities in their birth family. she is protective. aaron is a typical 9-year-old boy. he is very ener skret tick, loves to be outside and play outside rkts any kind of sports. emily is the quieter one. she is a little shy, very sweet. >> what's the most important thing parents can give their kids? >> to me love, really, just love. >> for aaron, there is just one more thing. >> having a dog in our house. >> reporter: all kids need something and someone to love and someone to love them. barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesd

>> love. >> reporter: 15-year-old sister, cassie, agrees. >> love. 'cause that's what most parents and families should give to their kids. >> we are looking for a family who will adopt all three of them. cassie is a typical oldest child. she tends to mother the younger ones. she took care of a lot of the mothering responsibilities in their birth family. she is protective. aaron is a typical 9-year-old boy. he is very energetic, loves to be outside loves to play outside, run around, any kind of sports. emily is the quieter one. she is a little shy. very sweet. >> reporter: what is the most important thing parents can give their kids? >> attention. >> me, love. >> just love. >> reporter: for aaron, one more thing. >> having a dog in our house. >> reporter: all kids need something and someone to love and someone to love them. barbara harrison, news4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home for cassie, aaron and emily or another child who is waiting, call our special adoption hotline. the number is 1-88-2-adopt me or watch wednesday's chil

i don't know about cassie in terms of i've never found those letters that you're talking about. it'd be great if i had. but she i mean, she stood she stood in a very prominent position in terms of her true feelings about justice and equality. i was talking earlier about this where lucy was invited to speak. i've got to get this name right. she was invited to speak at the musical fund hall in philadelphia in early 1854. and this was all arranged by james mott, lucretia's husband. and so lucy came to speak. and just hours before she was to speak, she suddenly learned that african-americans would not be allowed, and she earlier that afternoon had distributed tickets to the african-american community. of course, wanting them there. and some of them showed up, you know expecting to hear her, and they were, they were barred from attending the hall. and actually it was frederick douglass who got really upset with lucy because she went ahead with her speech and gave it to those who were in attendance, but at the end of her speech she said never again will i speak in this hall or any hal

captions paid for by cbs television distribution 25-year-old cassy fabiani is suing her father's girlfriendthe return of a honda cr-v and for rental car fees. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 513 on the calendar in the matter of fabiani vs. illes. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. fabiani, this is your daughter... >> correct. >> judge judy: ...and this is your girlfriend. >> correct. >> judge judy: how long has she been your girlfriend? >> three years. >> judge judy: okay. i want you to tell me about this car deal that you had with your daughter back in 2008. >> it wasn't exactly a deal. she wa

we measure in some sense the eff cassy of our modern air force by our domination of the electromagnetic environment. but that war really starts as early as 1942. i want you to picture in your mind, british bombers taking off one after another in the early evening towards the pitch dark of the night only a few minutes apart as many as 600 or 700 over colon, 1,000 bombers and a bomber stream led by path finders, right? the fires go off and the subsequent bomber flies over the city and drops their bombs on the fire. that's kind of -- and in the meantime the germans are using radar technology and fighters to try to stop this. watch -- watch this video clip here. >> the bombing would crush german industrial capacity. at this time we were getting better. lancaster was coming out in great numbers. we were losing the lesser efficient sterling and halifax. we were getting better radar devices. and we had extremely good navigators selected navigators and this was the essence of the whole thing. and these navigators were able to get much closer to a naming point than we had previously. then we lai

i don't know about cassy in termed 0 -- never found those letters you're talking about. be great if i had. but she -- she stood in a very prominent position in terms of her true feeling about human justice and human equality. and there was an interesting situation, and i was talking to earlier about this, where lucy was invited to speak at the -- got to get his name right -- to speak at the musical fund hall in philadelphia, in early 1854. and this was all arranged by james motte lucretia's husband and lucy came to speak and just hours before she was to speak she suddenly learned that african-americans were not be allowed and she earlier that afternoon had distributed tickets the african-american community. of course, wanting them there. and some of them showed up, expecting to hear her and they were barred from attending the hall. and actually it was frederick doug losses who what really upset with lucy because she went ahead with her speech and gave. i but at the end of her speech she said never again will i speak in his hall or any hall that will not allow african-ame

captions paid for by cbs television distribution 25-year-old cassy fabiani is suing her father's girlfriend the return of a honda cr-v and for rental car fees. >> byrd: order! all rise!

i don't know about cassie in terms never found the letters you are talking about. wish i had that she stood in a very prominent position in terms of her true feeling about human justice and equality. there was an interesting situation than i was talking earlier about this where lucy was invited to speak and if i can get this name right, invited to speak at the musical fund hall in philadelphia in early 1854. this was all arranged by james mott lucretius husband so lucy came to speak and i worse before she was to speak she suddenly learned african-americans would not be allowed and she earlier that afternoon distributed tickets to the african-american community wanting them there are. some of them showed up expecting to hear her and they were barred from attending the hall. actually it was frederick douglass who got upset with lucy because she went ahead with their speech and gave it to those who were in attendance but at the end of her speech she said never again will a speak at this hall or any hall that will not allow african-americans. .. >> must've been appalle

[video clip] >> i did not say that cassie thompson use cocaine. i did say very clearly she had a close business relationship with a man who used cocaine extensively. i said that she was not assuring members of the house that at the people monitoring the white house and drug testing including herself, worked among the especially tested group of white house employees with the history of drug use. given that fact and get her past relationship with -- i still believe that the president should certify that and no one in charge of that the drug testing program -- has a history of a drug problems themselves. brian: mr. smock? ray: those were ugly times. the clinton impeachment. that was just -- and that was in 1994. that was the year the republicans took over control of the house. in the election of 1994, a lot of -- i remember the 1990's as pretty contentious times and of course growing business that have plagued the clintons going back to arkansas was a relentless effort to smear them or what was going on in the white house. don: i was listening to him

i don't know about cassie in terms never found the letters you are talking about. i wish i had

cassie jean in el granada, half moon bay, she said gm, steve.ht i would send you one blanket weather tweet for the week since it has no the changed. overcast. the same can be said for daly city and antonio. chloe in clearlake, 67. mostly clear. a nice breeze, expecting a high of 96 degrees. i will buy that. that's a pretty picture. document and low clouds. there is -- fog and low clouds. there is the system. temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s. brentwood moving out of the gate. i think warmer yesterday. west at 18. west at 9. west. there is a southeast breeze. san jose, santa clara valley. 40s in the mountains. 50s, 60s, 70s through the valley and the thunderstorm activity. what pan active summer up in the sierra. tahoe, truckee included. yesterday was another day of thunderstorms. they may be in the mix for the tropical clouds. a lot of low clouds. some of that will be very slow to clear. the moisture scream up in the four corners. we're waiting for the moisture from -- screaming up the four corners. we're waiting for the moisture from dolor

cassie jean in el granada, good day, sunshine. that should be a song, i think.and clear in eg. many comments from half moon bay, pacifica, daly city, this is nice and in the city. we get it. you will not be as hot as inland temps. 49 at half moon bay airport. that's chilly. 52 santa rosa and napa. we're beginning to warm up quick. there is a little bit of fog way down toward monterey bay. i think that's about it. high pressure is here today and tomorrow and we've kind of lost the breeze, though. there is a lot of fog out here and it's rarin' to go. it's not going to make it today. maybe tomorrow. we'll see sunshine warm to hot. near00 inland. that's inland but it's beautiful over by the beaches today. it doesn't matter if it's down it santa cruz and capitola, looks lovely. 90s, 100s. a lot of 90s, santa cruz, 85. half moon bay, 75. boy, there you go. today is the day to get the tuesday flu, i guess. [laughter] >> or the wednesday flu. >> or the wednesday flu. >> tomorrow is warmer. >> high clouds, fog come in. maybe tropical clouds by the end of the week. >> you

el granada, cassie jean enjoys this weather. 80 and humid and already this morning it feels like hawaiiand then house of yen, here on twitter, 70 degrees in los gatos. it splits. some of that -- you can see some of it is driving off toward las vegas, also up into the central sierra and off to the west. we get a few high cloud. but it's keeping the lows really warm. 70s on some of these temps or 60s. i don't think san francisco got below 66. probably a record warm minimum. anywhere from 3 to almost 10 degrees above yesterday at this time. so temperatures are running warmer. there is a southerly breeze for most. thunderstorm activity. most of it is south of tahoe. the thunder there yesterday, i think they will pick up again. also toward yosemite and then in the san joaquin valley. it's close. southern california took the brunt of it. we'll see if some can make it up here again. partly sunny, partly cloudy. it's muggy. it's a shower -- if shower activity develops, i would think south and east. it was very close around sfo. alameda, so i mean we're there. but it's just -- i think we're a li

cassie jean at el granada on the san mateo coast, gmsp, that's good morning. good morning. dense fog. very low visibility. that's the ocean straight ahead. it's disappeared. so for some there's fog. although christine has sent me some. there's some areas where the sun is there. mark out in pleasant hill not a twig moving. 64 and sunny. happy hump day. thank you. so the breeze trying to pick up but it's not much of one yet. yet, the fog is flying up the coast now. so some areas near the coast even with the sun. we'll be in the 60s. there will be a big drop in the terps there. but inland there is not enough of a delta breeze yet. upper 60s for some. low 60s for others. 50s, 60s, 55 half moon bay. they were 49 yesterday. a lot of that monsoon moisture moving into arizona the last couple of days trying to inch toward california. that will probably make it to the sierra but not until friday. maybe for us. 37 truckee. 43 south lake tahoe. 70 in blue canyon. big reference. you can see some of that -- big difference. you can see tom of that fog -- some of that fog. an onshore breez

i don't know about cassie in terms never found the letters you are talking about. i wish i had that she stood in a very prominent position in terms of her true feeling about human justice and equality. there was an interesting situation than i was talking earlier about this where lucy was invited to speak and if i can get this name right, invited to speak at the musical fund hall in philadelphia in early 1854. this was all arranged by james mott lucretius husband so lucy came to speak and i worse before she was to speak she suddenly learned african-americans would not be allowed and she earlier that afternoon distributed tickets to the african-american community wanting them there are. some of them showed up expecting to hear her and they were barred from attending the hall. actually it was frederick douglass who got upset with lucy because she went ahead with their speech and gave it to those who were in attendance but at the end of her speech she said never again will a speak at this hall or any hall that will not allow african-americans. .. >> must've been appal