. ♪ >> neil: american astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley captivated the world with their historicgo and they are about halfway through their mission on for the international space station and they joined me earlier today along with the iss commander chris cassidy in space. nasa astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley captivated the world with their historic launch into space about a month ago. they are about halfway through their mission aboard the international space station. they joined me now along with iss commander chris cassidy, and good afternoon, gentlemen. great to see all three of you. >> hi, thanks a lot, great to be with you. >> bill: i am interested in your return to earth. they are doing an old-school space reentry. you used parachutes to -- a water landing hasn't happened since 1975. bob behnken, how are you getting ready? >> right now what we are doing is wrapping up our mission on board the international space station and we have turned into long-duration crewmembers here in about three weeks we will get a good solid review of the procedures we need to be familiar

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communications satellite into space aboard its falcon 9 booster that's the same one used by astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken on their mission to the international space station nearly 2 months ago space x. says that's the fastest turnaround time yet on reusing rocket. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera oxford university has made a breakthrough in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine early results appear to show it is safe and triggers an immune response the world health organization has welcomed the progress but it wants the banks in made of edible to everyone we pull if you can go meet them and of course. that's the only way you can get you know distribution but one of the. part of this we see is. some countries moving. of course more and more countries are joining the. benefits the advantages of making this global public good e.u. leaders are closing in on a deal for a massive coronavirus recovery fund they're locked into their 4th night of talks and are considering a new proposal put forward by the council president members are divided over how the 85800000000

broadband network and of course who could forget the may 30th launch of nasa astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley aboard the space x. dragon spacecraft it was a historic mission heralding a new age of space exploration and collaboration between the public and private sectors and a new era of global space competition for r.t. john hardy. and today israel's plans to annex parts of the west bank were met by several 1000 palestinians marching in gaza city for a day of rage the protesters waved palestinian flags and held signs calling the annexation proposal and desperation of war on the palestinian people despite such large turnout there were actually no reported injuries or breakouts of violence. and back here stateside f.c.c. officially designated wall way and as national security threats those tech companies will not be allowed to use the $8300000000.00 in a government subsidy program known as the universal service fund to purchase any equipment or services from the 2 chinese telecom giants nor to maintain or support them now while wait and see t. both deny claims made against them. partly due to

in sunlight, but it's kind of fun to see him up there working in space bob behnken and doug hurley we'll be coming back to earth sometime in early august testing out the final phase of the crew dragon spacecraft which will be reentry and splashdown into the ocean they're expected to come down at some in the gulf of mexico where waiting ships will pluck him out of the water, so we'll be excited to watch that part of the test flight as well. we'll take a quick break it is 6 coming up on 6.27 now still ahead republican leadership seems to be shifting their stance on whether you should wear masks this as the coronavirus cases continue to surge across the country. >>we'll take a closer look in just a moment. and we are back moments away from the ringing of the opening bell on wall street futures trading has sort of been up and down it was down quite a bit earlier but then turned around. >>on news of a potential new vaccine first step forward and also some updated jobs data that scene for pretty positive with 80 p and moody's analytics a the private payrolls jumped by 2.3 7 million in june and

astronaut doug hurley tweeting a photo of the american flag from the international space station wishing been there since may. he is part of a historic mission that launched from american soil first time in nearly a decade. that united america for five minutes. then we decided to dissolve again. hopefully we can come back. one thing we can hopefully reunite over, rick reichmuth. is our amazing weather. jedediah: that is exactly right. our amazing weatherman, more importantly thanking. hey, what have you get for us today? rick: today looks a lot like yesterday did weatherwise. this is at passenger we're stuck in for a few more days. more severe weather across the northern plains. we move it across the east and see it across areas of minnesota and parts of the dakotas, back in towards wyoming. mostly we're talking about some wind and large hail. not a huge tornado threat today, that is good news. look at parts of the southeast, similar showers we saw yesterday. we'll see them fire up again throughout the day today. some of these pretty strong cutting across parts of louisiana. can expect t

nasa astronaut doug hurley honoring the birthday from the international stase space stati, posting thistwitter and wishing everyone on earth a happy 4th of july. we'll be right back. molly: in a time of such political divide across our country, there is one thing that can always bring people together. you're thinking it. it is food. our next guest ohio senate minority leader and american university executive and resident, capri kafaro and today is the release of her new cookbook, united we eat. happy 4th of july. >> happy to be here. molly: who doesn't like to eat. that crosses party lines for sure. why did you decide to write this book now in this moment? and why did you title it, united we eat? >> well, the impetus for the book goes back to my time as a member of the ohio senate when i was often -- i would often do bills across the aisle with my republican colleagues and i would bring in a pie or baked good when we would go through and get a legislative victory together in a bipartisan manner. molly: you were probably very popular. >> it would make us popular. it would also bring toge

but this weekend they're scheduled to return bob bacon and doug hurley, the dragon capsule will be returning now, that's getting a lot of scrutiny. mother nature might screw those plans up, the hurricane is getting a good deal of attention because they're going to be returning along the atlantic and that looks to be in doubt right now the way things stand. clinton joined is now the former nasa astronaut, best-selling author. very good to have you. this is the first water lien be that we would have going back a few decades. are we ready for that? >> yes, sir, it's good to be back with you. i think we are ready for that. the fact that we are landing on water is simply a choice that was made as a sign of the dragon. i'm not too worried about that, of course the weather is issue. neil: we always remember maybe because of the space shuttle and everything else. all of those landings at the airport and elsewhere across the country, this will be back to the way it really was before the space shuttle, the differences making sure you can have a pinpoint landing and that often times is the case, not al

bob binkin and doug hurley are on a joint mission with spacex.onths at the international space station. he tweeted in part, splash down is set for uttering 2nd but it will ultimately depend on weather. the mission brought human space flight back to the u.s. after nearly a decade. and those are your headlines. jed? jedediah: still ahead former vp joe biden may be leading president trump in the polls, but are they a reliable measure of what to expect come november? we're going to ask president trump's 2020 press secretary hogan gidley coming up next. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh ♪ jason: a recent poll claims voters think secret trump voters could be the difference in key battleground states. the director of that polling institute adding, "the media constantly reports that biden is in the lead, but voters remember what happened in 2016. the specter of a secret trump vote looms large in 2020."