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and the last minute you hit that 3 g acceleration again and you're 3 gs and it's hard to breathe.a sudden you hit nik,o and you come forward in your seat like that. >> i tell you, though, my first flight i did not look out the windows at all. i was staring right at the main engine -- >> you were sitting right there. >> right here. and i was making sure that everything was working. i was not looking out the window. i have to admiters all my flights were unique. and they're all special. it's kind of like asking which one of the kids is your favorite. but i think that last flight. >> we have booster ignition and liftoff of the space shuttle endeavor with the first american element of the international space station. >> being able to go inside the space station for the first time. unbelievable. >> so many people have tried to describe what it's like when you're on reentry. what you're seeing coming back. >> what i remember is just this orange white glow out the window. and little pieces of something, sparks just kind of like flying by. and i just remember when we landed, i did not wan

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again. and we are g's to be seeing -- going to be seeing showers and thunderstorms scattered in nature.we are waiting for the cold front to move through. it will stall out as we go through thursday and behind that we will get the drier air just in time for the weekend. future radar picking up on showers and thunderstorms. scattered in nature going through the afternoon. and then tomorrow is going to be the wetter day. i believe most likely we will get showers in here. today, that temperature coming in at 91 degrees. we will get the 3h's once again scattered showers and thunderstorms, and then by tonight, that temperature at 71 continues sticky and scattered thunderstorms possible and 85 degrees tomorrow. and not as hot but still humid. all rightp let's go over to tonya with your traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are starting out with a great morning as far as any accidents on the major highways. we don't have any and that's great news. let's look at the beltway on the southwest side. 695 at wilkins. no problems to report. outer loop to the left with most of the traffi

forty three million people became refugees the highest number in fifteen years this year again since floods of breathy g.'s forced out of their homes by revolutions in northern africa waves of illegal immigrants coming to europe have been described as a human tsunami. scrutiny. we have just watched a report on the currency. immigration situation and the recent reaction in newark faced with an inflow of refugees from north africa as a result of the arab revolutions shows that the european public is growing ever less tolerant of immigrants. do you think this could be a backlash to some erratic immigration policies pursued by european governments in the past and if so what were the mistakes that. well actually i do think that there have been some mistakes. i'll do my best to be careful with my judgments but i think that multiculturalism policies are actually aimed at stressing and encouraging differences. to put it simply. say if you were something to emphasize your ethnic identity or even clothes yes clothes then. that's the basic approach meanwhile i believe you should spend money to erase differences an

g. to see you again. we're also watching the weather here but what you just heard in florida right now the weather around cape canaveral again lots of clouds but the heavier shower this is morning staying off to the tampa side. moisture up out of the south that will be a game time decision i think here to see if the shuttle makes its launch just after 8:00 our time. you can see the coverage here on nbc bay area. right now other than the low clouds no storm clouds for us. we've got this trough that's moving into the west coast. it's going to crank up the ocean air conditioning. you'll notice for san francisco and the coast, and eventually as the marine layer thickens up it's going to lead to cooler temperatures inland through the weekend. today's temperatures around the bay area like our summer micro climates, 80s around san jose. still toasty as you get inland. morgan hill to pleasanton. and still 90s inland around vallejo, vacaville, sacramento. your seven-day forecast shows cooling trend that will kick

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you are not g aoing to insist on that again whether it is aer good plan or not. >> i continue to believe thatela a balanced budget amendment is the greatest enforcementring w mechanism to bring washington spending under control. >> but you won't make that aotnt condition. a >> i am going to continue to develop a framework within themi principals of cut, cap and cap balance. >> i want to go over one part of the grand bargain you were negotiating with the presidentta and the white house and i went over this with secretary geithner.s cfere you say you agree to $800 billion in new revenue last weekend in a meeting withinith secretary geithner, and that the president moved the goalpost.yoeard you heard his response, wellwel we didn't really have a deal. did you have a deal with d secretary geithner?thner? >> last sunday i thought there was an agreement. it was $800 billion of new revenue coming from a flatter, fairer tax system that would agaiour economy moving again and employ more americans and bring more revenue to the federal government.ve and i believe we could get there.onsday on tuesda

there are three general rasmussen has so far he sees no need of such a proof and once again we try to ensure that i am g. in here not going to be a threat to russia big part of russia will be covered by that and fight missile defense shield and russian president dmitry medvedev believes that that could be a potential reason for another arms race on the sidelines of the russian nato council and there was a meeting between the russian president and if you need to be to france the president of south africa jacob zuma came to preside and new ideas of how to resolve the conflict in libya the ideas were deprived from the recent summit of the african union and he was here speaking on behalf of the union of their ideas were heard outsports it seems that russia and nature are still not on the same page when it comes to resolving the conflict let's listen to what russian foreign minister lavrov had to say. we believe that the arms embargo that was introduced by the un security council is straightforward but it is captured this way the resolution is a closed loop is in charge your injury therefore any arms supplie

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you get rid of the solids and it's very quiet, as calm and you and i sitting here but the g-load goes back up again to 3gs until you reach orbit. it's an exciting ride. >> i tried pulling 3.2 the other day, didn't make it. 3 is okay. 1.2, not so good. the nasa chief last week said, look, it's not a matter of if but when we put men and women on the moon, back on the moon, and mars and asteroids. what about the when? when do you think -- what's the time line? when should we be going back up? >> well, i want to say let's go beyond earth orbit, the moon, asteroids, mars evently, and i believe we ought to be focused on doing that. truthfully where we're at now, and i'll tell charlie this, it's not very clear to me. we're talking about building a capsule similar to what we used in apollo, and there's some talk about a heavy lift launch vehicle that would allow us to get beyond low earth orbit, but it's not very definitive. i believe we need a very definite goal in order to have the program move forward. it can only move forward at the rate at which we fund it though. >> mm-hmm. so you think funding is th

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again following her gallery. victory from fifth on the grid at the g p standings leader can see stoner forced to sell for third place despite being the front runner for most of the race so catching up with a half dozen lots from the finish line before stoner's repsol honda teammate andreea v.c.u. so also passed him on the last laugh yamaha modeler into clocking a time of forty one minutes fifty seconds to secure his second of the season and close the gap on stoner to nineteen points and drop the b.c.s. assists third thirty three points or. so especially because the last three or four races has been so so well for us. but you know i cry with everything from the on the truck. to me. ok let's talk cycling were a solid team effort by the garmin survey low stable guy to all of their stores to move in the lead up the tour de france tour her solved and teammate david miller first and second overall after their squad won the time trial stage felipe gilberto he led off the stage but his former loss to team could not help him stay top talk jersey were the only other brilliant support from coleman survey low resulting in a fir

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>> well, again, that bill, the boehner plan's dead on arrival in the senate. i know the president's not%fgq gaccept it, because we're not going to go through it again in six months. and so i think they'll dipose of it, the way they dipoed of the constitutional amendment, the balanced budget amendment in the senate, and then the question will become whether they can craft anything, get 60 votes and get something that will pass over here. i think the reid plan probably would get almost every democratic vote, and so we'd need 50 votes, maybe 40 votes, from republicans to pass it. that's a viable possibility, but i'm really not sure that right now if mitch mcconnell stands firm and is able to keep his members in line, that's going to be a tough sell in the senate. and that leads the president alone to come to the rescue, and i'm one of those among the democrats here who think he ought to exercise that option. >> congressman john jyarmuth on taking the time to join us on a consequential morning on capitol hill. there you see where the íeÑcoycsmyÑ are happening in this debt debate. we're going to

again following her gallery. victory from fifth on the grid at the ip g p. leader casey stoner forced to sell for third place despite being the front runner for most of the race so catching up with him half a dozen laps from the finish line before stoner's repsol honda teammate under the v.c.u. so also passed him on the last lap yamaha mama rental talking at a time of forty one minutes fifty seconds to secure his second of the season and close the gap on stoner to nineteen points and roll the b.c.s. a six thirty thirty three points off that. is so especially close the last three or four races has been so for us. but you know i try. from the on the truck. i don't have any i mean. ok let's talk cycling where a solid team effort by the garmin survey yellow stable of our two of their stores to move into the lead at the tour de france tour horse solved on teammate david miller first on second overall after their squad won the time trial stage felipe gilberto he led the u. stage but his former team could not help him stay top top jersey on the other hand had brill

g-men score three in the frame. in the bottom half, wilson struggling again, r.b.i.ingle to brandon inge, makes it 4-2 and beard gets the hook and he is not happy. then he'll take it back. here comes jeremy, bases loaded for detroit, lines it up the middle. game ending double play. giants survive with 4-3 the final. >> diamondbacks in town playing the a's. catches him swinging. a's offense comes alive, three straight, hideki matsui and both score put them up 5-1. in the sixth, harden getting help from defense. deep into center by crisp says not on my watch. first one of the year, 5-4 the final. >> in colorado last night. mark ellis knows how to make a first impression. a day after being traded from the a's, three for five a home run, and leads them to 9-0 win over the royals. >> i what was going to be upset in the semis and andy murray knocking off nadal but looking for the first male champion in 75 years. how about this royal champion, nadal can't handle it. murray would take the first set. but rafa rallies in the second, rips a backhand. check it out up to the net.

again policy r.t. on the israel lebanon border. now with the american space shuttle program g. to officially end with the return of atlantis from its last mission on buzz day there are some that say the country's dream of space exploration is now over a position rejected by robert williams a distinguished astronomer on the mound behind the hubble telescope where he says the golden era of space research is in its prime and you can watch the full interview with him in fifty minutes time helen ossie. we're going through difficult periods now in the past few years but when i talk about the golden age of astronomy i talk about the the space missions that we've had in the past fifteen years and the large ground based observatories in the new technological developments that are the neighborhood us to do things like adaptive optics supercomputers that have really advanced our understanding of astronomy at this large number of discoveries that i would say a really big set appropriate to call this a golden era of astronomy. and when it comes to starting a family determined couples in rus

g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. family again.n's granddaugh >>> wedding bells are ringing for the british royal family again. today the qep's granddaughter zahra phillips is tying the knot with rugby star mike continuedel. phillips is the 13 in line to the royal thrown, but she doesn't use a royal title. it's going to be a low-key affair relatively speaking. it's going to go on in scotland, certainly low key, though compared to the glawrms ceremony of prince william and kate middleton. about 300 people on the guest list today. security is intense. the church is apparently very small. i hope we get to see some pictures out of there, though. you know, us girls, we always love to see the dress. >> okay. >> >>> we're going to be talking football in a few minutes. but first let's talk weather. >> we're manning up in the weather department here where we see more sunshine headed your way by this afternoon as the morning low clouds and fog prevail this morning as you would expect this time of year. taking a look out from the transamerica

g-men go up 4-1. but in the bottom half, wilson struggling again. gives up the rbi single to brandon inge. that makes it 4-2. the beard gets the hook and he's not happy. then he will take a bat to it. he needs to take it easy. along comes jeremy affeldt. 4-3, bases loaded for detroit. bosh lines it under the middle but right at brandon crawford. he goes to second for the game-ending play. 4-3, the final. >>> diamondbacks in town and harden was terrific n the fifth gets miranda swinging. one of his six punch-outs on the night. the a's come alive the bottom of the frame. and double down the right-field line, cliff pennington and coco crisp both score and utility -- puts the a's up 5-1. harden getting help from the defense. parra sends one deep into center. coco crisp says not on my watch! rich harden gets his first win of the year, 5-4, the final. >> in colorado mark ellis knows how to make a first impression. a day after being traded from the a's he goes 3 for 5, a home run, and 3 rbi and leads the rockies to a 9-0 win over the royals. >>> i thought there was going to be an upset yesterday

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g-mail inbox never gets out of control. >>> it is time now to answer some of your business questions, angela and rod are with us once again. the first one is from frances the owner of a jewelry business. she asks how can i market my jewelry when there's so many designers and retailers importing jewelry from other countries. how do i compete with them? >> never on price. i'm friends with two sisters who run a great brand. they have been on the show. they are so good at telling their story behind the brand. not just in jewelry but for any consumer brand. consumers have so many choice and they want to align with brand that they like, hat they share in the story. whether it's on twitter, sharing lit juicy details about the life of the designer, that kind of thing gets designer excited about the brand. >> right. i think there are a couple of things she can do. she really needs to find a niche. she can't be all things torch. the other thing is stepping out as a personality behind the brand. i had to do that with my skin care brand. what i had to do was step out from behind the curtain and really brand myself with my company and

g-men score three in the game. they go up 4-16789 in the bottom half wilson struggling again.es up the rbi single to brandon inge. the beer gets the hook and he's not happy. then he will take a bat to it. he needs to take it easy. along comes jeremy affeldt. 4-3, bases loaded for detroit. lines it up the middle but to crawford for the game-inning play. 4-3, the final. >>> diamondbacks in town and harden was terrific n the fifth gets miranda swinging. and double down the right-field line, cliff pennington and coco crisp both score and utility about the a's up 5-1. in the sixth, harden getting help from his defense. parra sends one deep into center. question coco crisp says not on my watch! rich harden gets his first win of the year, 5-4, the final. >> in colorado mark ellis knows how to make a first impression. a day after being traded from the a's he goes 3 for 5, a home run, and 3 rbi and leads the rockies to a 9-0 win over the royals. >>> i thought there was going to be an upset yesterday in the men's system mice it would have been andy murray knocking off rafael nadal. but

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g girl died of an overdose. >>> two big topics coming up, the 49ers, one of their top players might be holding out. and the big trade for the giants. mindy joins us again. >>> absolutely, carlos beltran on his way to be a san francisco giant. we'll tell you what the giants gave up to acquire the new york mets slugger, coming up in sports in a moment. and how soon you can expect to see him in the lineup, that's straight ahead. >>> welcome into the comcast sports newsroom. a team spokesman says nothing will be official until friday morning at the earliest, but the deal is done that will make carlos beltran a san francisco giant. comcast sports net bay area has learned the giant also give up top pitching prospect zach wheeler to the mets in return. beltran traveled to philadelphia today and could be in the lineup for the series finale against the phillies. he is expected to play right and bat third. game two between the giants and phillies. tim lincecum still not able to start as he recovers from the stomach flu. nate schierholtz sends this to right field and keppinger comes in to score. the giants had only scored two runs but matt cain does the rest. gia

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, as we stand by to bring that to you, we turn once again to msnbc political analyst howard fineman and richard wolffe. 4zmujt making a point when we g i was going to say is the president has to make the point, i think will make the point, that it's not about politics for him, it's about the economy, and i think there's a lot of truth to that. i think he believes and i think his advisors are telling him and he's right in every three or four or six month debt limit debate like this is a killer for economic confidence and stability. he's got to say it's not about me, not about my reelection, it's about the economy. he's get to say from his point of view, now that he's willing to be touting the reid plan, the harry reid plan, spending cuts and no tax increases, it's clear the republicans are the ones playing politics with this issue. he's got to do that in i'm the most reasonable guy in the room time tone. that's the point he's got to make tonight. >> it's not all about politics, it has to be about the country. he has declared his candidacy for reelection as president of the united states. how worried are -- is the team in chicago, the

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hours, and we're literally talking hours, i think g cc1: we can count on congressional leaders to compromise that last bit so we can have a deal that, again, the house republicans, mysteriously, because i don't know anyone who watches this who would think this is a good idea, wanted us to go through this whole three-ring circus again in four or five months. we're not going to do that because it's bad for the economy. >> if we have a default, who gets paid first? how does treasury make that decision? >> listen, at the appropriate point, the treasury department will obviously lay out for the american people how this is going to operate. our focus right now is solving this problem. if we're not able to reach a deal, then treasury's going to have to report to the american people exactly how this is going to happen. >> chairman mullen is in afghanistan. he told our troops finite foogh there he didn't know the answer to when and where they would get paid. will the president insist that if there's a default, the troops will get paid? >> again, the treasury department -- by the way, whatever admiral mullen talked about, it's outrageous that here

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