dragon did great.he crew -- when they woke up, the first thing mike hopkins said was, what is the weather going to be like? >> we told him, two nights of wind, one foot waves. we plan the separation sequence to get about 10 kilometers below the station. that is where we executed maneuvers. that orbit is a safe orbit. right around 1:03 a.m., that is when the burn happened. it took 17 minutes to execute that burn. around 150 6:00 a.m., -- 150 6:00 a.m., as we dock from station during the sequence it went great. just as we expected. the entry went phenomenally well. i had to talk to the spacex team for building such a great vehicle. it was phenomenal for some. we have a lot of confidence in this night recovery based on the cargo mission. that we landed in january when spacex recovered that vehicle, as well. we had a couple lessons learned from the demo to mission. we had some slightly high readings. today we had some of that. it performed flawlessly. you might remember we have some boats in the area. toda

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the analogy, of willie wonk wo won wonka and you open up the golden ticket. >> i get to ride the dragon in to space. >> this is where everyone got on their rocket. >> chris a 41-year-old engineer from seattle, won fourth seat through an online raffle to raise money for st. jude's. he lost the raffle, but a friend won and gave him the chance. now that is generosity. the virtue his seat represents. >> i ran up the stairs after the call, and i said, honey, i'm going to ride a rocket and her response was what? and my daughter who was sitting there said, that's awesome hrks that is cool, dad. >> reporter: the spaceflight will make history and they hope it makes money. as a fundraiser for st. jude's, his goal is to raise $200 million for the hospital. >> we have responsibility to take care of the problems here on earth. >> reporter: you have given $100 billion yourself? >> i have. i know how lucky i have been. i would've called yesterday. but... i could've called yesterday. but... i should've called yesterday, but... would've, could've, should've. we hear that a lot. hi. i'm jonathan, an insu

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. >>> taking a live look now at the spacex live count on is the dragon capsule makes his way back toh. look at that right there. nasa says the spacecraft is in the middle of its deorbit burn that will drop the spacecraft out of the earth orbit and bring it back into the atmosphere. the capsules expected to splash down within the hour. it is the first nighttime splashdown since the apollo 8 mission more than 50 years ago. here is christine sloan with more. >> reporter: spacex dragon crew gets the news they have been waiting for. >> we have a great weather forecast tonight. it should be a very good night to come home. >> reporter: the weather in the gulf of mexico is so challenging this week. nasa delayed the undocking until tonight, giving the crew a little extra time. it may take one last look at the window. >> reporter: commander, mike hopkins, who has been sleeping, said he needed to do some housecleaning before the crew could board dragon to come home. >> clean up your bedroom, your next bed is in houston.>> reporter: with that go ahead, the four person crew climbed into the drago

croatian second seeds, for whom it was a third atp masters 1000 title of the season. 0spreys beat dragonsrainbow cup. 0spreys ran in five tries, with fourfor dragons and morgan morris was bundled over the line to help the visitors to a 20—14 half time lead. it was a close match but 0spreys were always ahead and debutant max naggy scored their final try of the game. a bonus point for each side, and 0spreys up to third in the table. in motogp, the australian jack miller got his second consecutive victory, winning the french grand prix at le mans. some of the riders coped better than others with the wet and windy conditions, former champion marc marquez fell twice before calling it a day. but miller stayed aboard to take the chequered flag. johan zarco was second. fabio quartararo came in third and leads the overall standings, miller is fourth. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more in the next hour. we'll have more details on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewin

the spacex crew dragon resilience and four astronauts on board. how they spent their time in space and the reflection on their mission. >>> and remembering olympia dukakis. >> do you love him, loretta? >> no. >> good. you love them, they drive you crazy because they know they can. >> the actress taking home an oscar for her iconic role in "moonstruck." cher sharing about her on-screen mother this morning. >>> good morning on this sunday. the pandemic numbers overall in the u.s. declining significantly. the average now just under 52,000 new cases a day. that is down 16% in the last week. >> but the pace of vaccinations is slowing, down about 25% since the peak of 3.38 million doses on april 13th. as of this morning, nearly 56% of the adult population has had one dose while nearly 40% of adults are fully vaccinated. >> there are concerns about declining demand for vaccines, especially among young people, and what is happening in india where cases are at catastrophic levels there, and new travel restrictions to the u.s. are set to take effect. trevor

when the 117th congress and president biden were sworn in dragon january, our patient had already turned the corner in the battle with the coronavirus. it actually started to plummet. it sustained until april and the packages congress passed in 2020 as the american economy primed for an epic comeback they said we have no historic parallel with access saving and the top advisor before that said the bipartisan package was already denough. we are already adding back jobs but instead of tailoring another bill to build on this momentum, they pushed ahead with a 2 trillion-dollar partisan plan at the far left. republicans predicted it would hurt o our recovery so the government could pay others to stayta home. i quoted experts who said in the expanding economy putting more than they could receive and in working as an act ofan substantl economic self-harm. to stop the unemployment rate from falling as rapidly as it otherwise would and slow the overall economy. we all knew what would happen but they insisted on continuing to pay people more not to work. we only added 266,000 jobs. it's 800,000 u

on their descent the couple stopped by the stunning dragons hole a major tourist attraction in these parts. time for another quick stunt without a care in the world. london based on the an artist you've got your he sees himself mainly as a storyteller force colorful eye catching objects furniture and installations he draws on the nigerian falcon all he grew up with in the british capital he wants his vibrant designs to bridge the gap between the 2 places and create a sense of community his works i'll certainly absent a thing so let's take a look. this colorful installation is called in plants we trust in the work of british nigerian designer. can be found in london's mayfair district it's a veritable urban away since. the one to the drawing crystal was the state space. but it's using plants and green green the roof to come here sit down and reflect read whatever you want to do but just being around you know a green space the 34 year old londoner loves working with bright vibrant colors not too long ago redesigned a gloomy london underpass happy street as his work is titled is a sight

today stephanie is heading up dragon wall in austria's call kalpa national park or limestone alps for a photo shoot. it's a challenging 1060 meter climb. but a rewarding one affording a breath taking view of the moon like the love. stephany's a bonafide adrenaline junkie. 'd even saw well i don't choose these spots they choose me i'd say. i pick spots spontaneously when i passed them. so well. and i can't even stroll through a city without glancing up thinking about what acrobatics i could perform here or there. today should be performing a number of further codifying acrobatics on this bridge. but 1st she's got to get our committee quite literally. it's called in when the appear so she needs to warm up 1st. head cold is the biggest challenge when i'm cold everything gets so much harder. but we'll see. check out the situation. black could hang from underneath the bridge. it's a 200 meter drop. but be careful please. stephanie's boyfriend who documents her during stunts finds it hard to watch. the whole movie she's got the skill. but when you see everything sway it does make you feel u

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copies for his 1st question after more than 5 months in space for astronauts on board the dragon spacecraft splash down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida. after a 6 and a half hour journey back from the international space station or i assess they landed safely becoming the 1st crew to return from orbit in a space x. mission in partnership with nasa the night time splashdown was nasa's 1st since 1968 when apollo 8 the 1st mission to send astronauts around the moon returned to earth i think this is a remarkable achievement of a church of a life time for many of us and something to be proud of. americans michael hopkins victor glover and shannon walker along with cina gucci of japan are the 4 astronauts on board this was glover's 1st time in space he's also the 1st black nasa astronaut to be a member of an i s s crew after medical checks they were taken ashore and flown to houston texas today it went very well overall i would say almost flawlessly dragon did great you know it was great to hear the crew when they woke up the 1st thing my cop considered is ask you know what's the w

to shore and flown to houston texas today it went very well overall i would say almost flawlessly dragon did great you know it was great to hear the crew when they woke up the 1st thing my cop considered is as you know what's the weather going to be like we told them hey maybe a 2 not to win a one foot wave and he was very excited from the very beginning. the crew took off in november onboard a falcon 9 rocket. the mission is the 1st step in space x. owner musk's plan to commercialize space travel and he continues to be nominal space x. . a looking to go straight to miles without without stopping elsewhere in the middle not. looking at using the mill you know as a test that in some ways this is baby steps on the ground that grant program the brunt of the elements idea of expanding she even space flight once again but i think it's still a significant step making their way over to while the astronauts recover the capsule will be taken back to the launch site at cape canaveral florida and refurbished for another trip to space harding al-jazeera. a crowd of 5000 music fans have a poll in eng

the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. a private company has partnered with nasa the dragon capsule splashed down off the coast of the u.s. state of florida bring you the live pictures there as they approach that capsule space x. of course is hoping to refurbish the capsule and he said again. what's more still to come here on al-jazeera. 100 years ago was the birth of northern ireland for some certainly is a cause for celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the obvious republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds of i'll be explaining war. and we look at how election by x. in rules about where you're setting women on to perspire a seat. there's some very on the seasonal weather going on in europe at the moment it's a clouds moving to the southwest the northeast along what is really a waving front a difference between tarps and so long this heavy rain in itself isn't necessarily unusually and ninety's quite high it's already running through the alps doing that you're exactly on sunday this swirl it's a prop what looks like a spring storm these things should

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and does spacex dragon have a toilet. which, when you think about it, that's really all you really need to know about anyone. who are you? and where are you pooping? solid idea for elon's monologue saturday night. right? >> guillermo: right, jimmy, yeah. >> jimmy: in other techno news, this might be up there with spacex. in virginia, a local girl scout troop came up with a creative way to get their cookies to customers during covid. they teamed up with a drone delivery service to drop boxes of thin mints from the sky. it's fun, right? who wants to see the smile of an appreciative child when you can get cookies dropped right on your head from the sky? girl scout cookie sales are down 50% this year, which is strange because everybody's weight is up 50% this year. but maybe this will turn things around. i thought it might be fun to try using a drone to deliver cookies in our studio. so -- thank you very much. we got one, and we have a trefoile cookie. is that your favorite cook zmi. >> guillermo: yes, jimmy, that's my favori

the dragon capsule parachuting into the gulf of mexico off the coast of panama city florida just before 3 am sunday and darkness space x. say they were terms for astronauts from the international space station and the mission being seen as a step closer to achieving commercial space travel i think going forward ready for this important step ready for the par with mission so our goal is a one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that so you can see in provide cameras tracking the capsule as it streaks of the sky all 4 main parachutes could be seen deploying just before splash down. to be called the great blue flawlessly as we dock from station doing the sequence of when you were. great just as we would expect. the crew vehicle at night we had a lot of confidence in this new recovery based on the cargo mission that we flew and landed in january with space x. and they recovered that euclid's well. apollo 8 now says 1st flight to the moon with astronauts ended with a. near hawaii on december 27th 1068 years later a soviet capsule with 2 cars minot'

ospreys beat dragons by 42 points to 26 for their second win in the pro—14 rainbow cup.ragons and morgan morris was bundled over the line to help the visitors to a 20—14 half time lead. it was a close match, but ospreys were always ahead and debutant max naggy scored their final try of the game. a bonus point for each side, and ospreys up to third in the table. iga swiatek has beaten world number nine karolina pliskova to win the italian open. the teenagerfrom poland came through in straight sets to secure victory after just 46 minutes. it finished 6—love, 6—love. the result bodes well for the defence of her french open title, which begins at roland garros in two weeks' time. that's all the sport for now, but over on the bbc sport website, you can follow seven matches in the fifth round of the women's fa cup. that's all the sport for now. back later. police scotland says that five of its officers were injured, one of them seriously, while trying to disperse thousands of rangers supporters in the centre of glasgow last night. our scotland reporter alexandra mackenzie join

with our welsh colleagues, i believe she's helping that to apply the halo to the nostril of the west dragon. >> thank you. despite the problem which the prime minister always seems to seek to keep upon the scottish national party, the scottish elections two weeks ago, the smp was approaching the government with twice the number of the status conservatives, securing 48% of the votes, 49% of the seats, and with 51% of voters backing it which supports an independence referendum. so the prime minister genuinely believes that his criticisms of the scottish government have any merit whatsoever, why does he consider the scottish national party that does so well in elections while his own party did so badly? p.m. johnson: i've rejected what he just said and i noticed that the scottish national party did less well than they did previously under alec salmon's -- i hate a point that out, but that is the reality. the reason for that is that the people of scotland, notwithstanding the nationalist approach that he takes, the people of scotland have been very disappointing. and improving education, and it

and luke, the engine driver with kings who fell ice cream with giant seeming characters and half dragons. a world full of little celebrities made of wood broadcast on television in 953 girls. okay. quite down. i don't know if a customer gets scared, if you keep asking so many questions, gets kind of can't even talk yes. want to wait. 10 strings would material some glue . all that's needed to make a pop at your speed with them for play a lot, but the head strings in the front using our middle and index, fingers hung, we have to have flexible wrist so that we don't have to change our grip each time the proper turn cipher, listen, i don't know if these are special pop into your hands. ah, close martial is the 3rd generation of puppeteer to run the theater. he explains that a story has to be told slowly. so the audience can picture the characters in their mind and bring the puppets to life. busy busy busy busy after the 2nd world war, his grandfather volta mission, applied to the municipal authorities for permission to run theater. it opened in a former hospital in 1948. busy there were 5 to

the space x dragon capsule, nicknamed resilience.ngest spaceflight by a crude u.s. capsule. they're also the first u.s. team to make a nighttime splash down since the 1986 apollo -- know, 1968, apollo eight mission. i had the chance of actually speaking with one of the returning astronauts back in february. victor glover, friend to the show. he was on board that capsule as he was returning. and there is one thing that stuck out from that conversation that i think holds true for many of us in anything. he was told to keep your world small. even if you're doing a spacewalk, it's easy to get overwhelmed with everything that's all around you. but no, you've got to make sure that bolt is properly screwed. so it's like, keep your work for small world small. >> hyper focused. one of my favorite parts about this mission when they touchdown was space x's control room said to the crew, you have cashed in on 68 million frequent flyer miles. [laughs] and nasa said can those miles be transferred? we know victor glover is a proud girl dad, and we

a dragon king, it presents a degree of predictability.e concepts help us think about the way we respond to the next covid, the next pandemic in america's future? >> sounds a bit like a crazy zoo, doesn't it? a pandemic was a gray rhino. we saw this coming or at least we should have done. there were any number of people who predicted this would be the next big disaster. bill gates is one of the most famous, but he was only one of dozens of people who wrote about this. and yet oddly when it actually struck, we acted like it was completely unexpected. it was a black swan. i heard people use words like unprecedented. we've had multiple pandemics throughout history. the united states dealt with a really huge respiratory disease pandemic in 1918, '19 and 1758, influenza. we grappled with hiv/aids, another global pandemic. we shouldn't have been surprised when the pandemic struck. in fact, we were on paper highly prepared for it. this is one of the odd things about this. that the u.s. ranked in 2019 amongst the countries best prepared for a pand

them tattoos now i don't have one but i do know that most tattoos whether it's an anchor a flower a dragon or even a bumblebee they usually mean something special to the person who got them. with so long there's a lot of room for interpretation though the frenchman is a teacher and he's also a living work of art. despite his years of experience so. he freaking who is still not used to the pain the 35 year old is the most tattooed man in france there's hardly a free spots left on his body. the poor the new all the love in what you want your skin is the mirror of the soul it. rings true to me because it means i'm free and can do what i want what of course while respecting everyone else around me because of all told in love. freaky he got his 1st tattoo 7 years ago he was living in london at the time he started on his arms with images of muscles and insects. in london i met a lot of people with tattoos who were very tolerant of the tattoo culture is so different there i fell in love with tattoos at 1st sight and that's why i kept doing it more and more over the years. it might come as a surpr

returned safely to earth after spending nearly 6 months aboard the international space station their dragon capsule touched down off the coast of florida in the 1st night time splash down in half a century it was also the 1st crew mission run by private company space x. on behalf of nasa. this is news from berlin you can find more on our web site d w dot com. i am. the prize winner is a woman and a muslim. saudi won the competition to design $29.00 stained glass windows for the church at ole abbey the oldest monastery in germany. in. the. leave it now comes the moment of truth you only know the final effect of stained glass windows when they're installed. it and will get it all to. feel old like makes a big difference in however vividly i imagine the effect the space always adds a new dimension it always holds surprises sometimes positive sometimes negative that's what's fascinating about glass is that maybe not all the heat and the the the at at the. all the monks wanted her to emphasize the equality of the sexes in this creation story both adam and eve hold an apple in their hands the. su

returned safely to earth after spending nearly 6 months on board the international space station their dragon capsule touched down off the coast of florida in the 1st nighttime splash in half a century it was also the 1st crew mission run by private company space x. on behalf of nasa. this is news from bell and you can find more on our web site's d.w. dot com. welcome to our new special edition of check him this time we invite you to join us on a trip around the globe from south africa to brazil from the kruger national park to the waterfalls of course are. attractive destinations that are all suffering from the travel restrictions of a coronavirus and demick. places that we hope to be able to visit again soon without restrictions. what could be better than hugging a 1000 year old friend. checked in viewers from around the world present sightseeing highlights in their home countries. our 1st stop is cape town south africa. but it is my favorite so much of this is my neck and neck of the words in cape town it's known as longer one of the oldest black african townships in the western cape it's

say this eruption may continue for years and warn that with volcanic forces as with the mythical dragons the unexpected could happen at any moment. quicker rider of the top stories that we're following for you fresh clashes have broken out between. israeli police and palestinians at a journalist long holy site violence follows weeks of jenin stray sions over the possible objection of palestinians in east st louis along the un security council is holding an emergency session to discuss the situation. and with that are up to date i'm sorry kelly and her lead thanks for watching. the body. of. the biggest. success dark thomas. coast to see a mars. polar ice and. no social policy the digital currency and church projects are shining like dark sky and the broncos are. a long. india. slowly takes us down to press kids and the story office. is one to inspire consummation is only by the way. they were once hunted. was destroyed it to day trading features a funny interplay civil. 60 minutes w. . never stood always a soft target in the lawsuit cars. the facts of climate change i mean from the marqu

end of each semester, students present their project in its current form to a jury, a bit like on dragons. then they have to keep defending their idea time and again and explain how it will make money over the course of a year and a half. so 3 semesters, it grows more polished before it starts off. it's just a little technical idea. well then it becomes a prototype which is perfected more and more into at the end of these one and a half years, they actually have something that can be shown to potential investors who can back the start up of the longer term of i to understood this master's degree program is the only one of his kind in germany test by c o me. but it's important to turn research into practice. and therefore in research, you can either build a fantastic engine that you keep somewhere to admire or you can put it in a car to drive on the street. honda and we want to drive to help them turn their ideas into successful products. students in the entrepreneurial cybersecurity master's degree program i taught to think like start to founders. they spend half of their time attending c

a gray rhino, a black swan, and a dragon king.y nut like me, these are up my alley. something that is dangerous, obvious, highly probable. a black swan, a hugely surprising event that would seem impossible. that came up in our conversation with chris voss a few weeks ago. and then, a dragon king, which is an extreme event that still exhibits a degree of predictability. how do these three concepts help us think through the way that we respond to the next covid? the next pandemic in america's future? >> yeah. it sounds a bit like a crazy zoo, doesn't it? but -- but covid. a pandemic was a gray rhino. we saw this coming. or at least we should've. there were any number of people who predicted that this would be the next-big disaster. bill gates is one of the most famous but he was only one of dozens of people, who wrote about this. and yet, oddly, when it actually struck, we acted like it was completely unexpected. it was a black swan. i heard people use words like, unprecedented. and -- and yet, it was anything but that. we have had

to put over mentioned home the 4th time that the committee, mister bowman, fanny that the master dragons in this one has called her home to use the w bucks in change africa mega. what's the story with what i have for the future? he w dot com, african megacity, multi media insight clicks and answer me . the attack on internet data is causing anger. in uganda. the government wants to charge uganda and a 12 percent levy on their web usage will look the why the movies on popular in a country where getting online is already expensive. also coming up court proceedings begin as they used to correct a virus back in produce astrazeneca we'll hear from our correspondent in brussels. and we'll take a look at why small companies a likely to suffer from the global semi conduct shortage, longer than that big competitive business time robots in berlin. welcome to the program. and you can do a new proposed internet tax is facing a backlash from uses. the government is introducing a 12 percent excise duty on data. however, a previous failed social media tax and already hi, internet costs in many ugandans

dragon capsule has undocked from the international space station and is heading back to earth the astronauts on board will attempt the 1st nighttime splashdown since apollo 8 more than half a century ago the crew spent 5 months in space 6. well may 1st international workers day demonstrations have been taking place all over europe but in some cities protests were also directed against coronavirus orals in paris police clashed with activists demanding stronger labor protections. back on the boulevards the french left in all its shades of red turned out in its thousands in paris. the pandemic forced protesters off the street last my 1st. on the margins of the much fire and fury and broken glass clashes and has confronted the place who used tea gas sending the crowd scattering. she gets to in belgium big images can to save these things no workers' rights gathering instead it was a protest party organizers by the young. and those who feel like they're losing their youth to the lockdowns police said the party violated covered rules and broke up the event the protests by people angry after being c

culminated with the performance honoring front line workers when the national health service choir joined dragon bone mass and a larger than life on screen pay. after year most people would like to forget the brits were able to stage a show memorable for all the right reasons. the news continues right here riginal them allow with your business lines and i'll see you again tomorrow. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore this amazing world heritage sites. w world heritage 363 get married now. true true it's a low flush weeks extravagant don't fit and glitter glitter glitter. against prejudice i got called a boy. for recognition. of stores to big stayed. true to its starts with a 17 w. . europe's biggest economy wraps up its climate goals putting german industry under pressure to clean up their act. also on the show us consumer prices jumped much more than expected in april fueling peers higher inflation if you're around for a while. and the e.u. court says luxembourg. tax breaks for amazon are not illegal and a meter victory for the online retail giant. this