and the soon to be -- suit to be worn on the moon. >> ok, spider, the hatches open. -- hatch is open. see me wiggling my toes? narrator: schweickart was attached only by a safety tether with his own life support and communication systems, he was virtually an independent one-man spacecraft. his call sign is the third link in communications red rover. >> what a view. alone in the command module, hatch opened, dave scott also had work to do. >> ok, dave, come on in. >> ok. i will let the camera run here. take a pictures. >> you want to retrieve a sample? >> that is a good idea. narrator: now both scott and schweickart were retrieving thermal samples attached to the exteriors of the lunar and command modules. because of schweickart upset transfer from the lunar module to the command module to be used if the transfer tunnel were blocked was curtailed. but the remaining eva which lasted for 37 minutes demonstrated not only that an extravehicular transfer was possible, but he gave a good workout to the space it and life-support system that will later be worn when exploring the surface of the

then, it is on to hatch opening.of this is complete for those hatches to be open. that is what we are looking at on the timeline. they have to pressurise the vestibule. studio: jonathan amos is watching and listening to all of theirs. jonathan, as we were hearing, we have a soft capture. can we officially say that it has docked? well, it is attached to the space station but they do not have it pulled in hard. it has gone into a new adapter specifically made for the new commercial vehicles. any future vehicle that goes there, it isa future vehicle that goes there, it is a 2—step process, where you put your fingers is a 2—step process, where you put yourfingers on the is a 2—step process, where you put your fingers on the rim is a 2—step process, where you put yourfingers on the rim and is a 2—step process, where you put your fingers on the rim and you is a 2—step process, where you put yourfingers on the rim and you are pulled in and everyone gets latched and it can make all of the connections for cables and power and

hatch, so this is the american spacecraft dragon docking with the international space station for itsthe us private spacecraft is from the us private space flight company, spacex, successfully attaching itself to this space station via what is called a soft capture, at 5:51am eastern time. that was a british time, 10:51am. it was guided successfully into a docking port, and now the hatch has been opened, there is a test dummy, and some supplies that dragon has been carrying. there you can see the hatch open and those supplies have been passed through, so much more on that throughout the day. new reserach suggests that 150 young men have died after going missing on a night out over the last nine years. that's according to figures analysed by bbc 5 live investigates. campaigners are calling for more patrols around waterways and for men to look after each other on nights out. megan paterson reports. growing up, daisy and charlie pope were partners in crime, always together, always getting up to mischief. as they got older, that bond continued. we would always be talking in the kitchen fo

lot of work to do, again, like you said, they will be pressurising the vestibule and entering the hatchat life, you might see them wearing hard—line oxygen and taking some airsamples, wearing hard—line oxygen and taking some air samples, just part of the normal procedures for a new vehicle, or for this particular new vehicle, just to make sure everything is ok, and then maybe later on today, we will do a nice welcoming ceremony to officially welcome dragon to the international space station. congratulations again from the teams here at mission control houston, and an amazing docking of dragon the international space station, a lot of work to do, we will pass it back to you to you to wrap us up. but we have a lot of work to do, thanks. all right, thank you much, gary. so we got this thing attached, and we will wait a little while while they pressurise the vestibule, judy checks, and then it will be time to open the hatch. so we will take a break, but before we do, we have a special guest who is just about to join us. we talked... there we are, there has been a successful docking asa ther

the hatch is open — america's new astronaut capsule makes its test flight to the international spacethree, two, one... and david beckham has been honored with a statue outside his former football club la galaxy. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the husband of a british teenager who was stripped of her citizenship for travelling to syria to support the islamic state group has told the bbc he wants them both to settle in the netherlands with their newborn son. yago riedijk, who's a dutch citizen, married shamima begum days after she arrived inside is territory. begum was 15 when she travelled to syria with two other girls from bethnal green. riedijk is facing a six—year jail sentence if he's allowed to return home, and he's been talking to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville. shamima begum's husband, yago riedijk, is now in kurdish detention at an undisclosed location in north—eastern syria. the dutch extremist says he wants to take his family home to the netherlands. of course, i would love to go back to my own country, which i now understand the privileges that

. >>> an owl egg may be hatching any time soon. the owls laid a pair of eggs and one bottled a battle with a red hawk and cold, rainy weather. we are watching. we'll see if the little owlet will hatch. >> shhh. we'll be right there when it hatches. >> sal is right out there, watching the roads. >> that's right. northbound 101 at mckie, this crash is still in the left lane, has been there for a bit here. you can see that the traffic is coming up on it and you have to get over on northbound 101 here at mckie so the crash is right there and you can see that the traffic has to get over this way and that's causing slow traffic. you can see 280 is probably a better bet here as you drive through. so the accident that we just showed you is right here on the maps so 280 and 85. 85 is slow and so is 82. 880 south from heyward. heading north. that looks pretty good. at the bay bridge, it is backed up. no doubt you have seen the wet weather in our pictures so take that into account. you can add 10 minutes to your commute. >> let's bring steve

. >> i roebuck uses the mac to be able to grab the hatch panel by operating this.t expands and the disk can grab they can drive up and pushed off. >> reporter: they devised, design, and build that part of the construction yesterday because they weren't satisfied with their previous device. the competition that take the team and community partners with a variety of skills. >> with on our team, we split it up into six subteams come so we have the wiring and mechanical people that specialize in different areas, and they are able to do it really, really well, and they just work as one unit. >> reporter: they learned in january that they needed to build a robot that can carry in place hatch panel on the space cargo ship. they also need to grab and place orange cargo balls onto a ship. some choose to specialize in certain tasks. >> we figured we would go with the patch panels. we figured if we got hatches out of the way, we would have a better chance. >> reporter: they stepped it up with a robot that they could do both with parts machined by the students. >> the most uni

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the hatch is open — america's new astronaut capsule makes its test flight to the international spacee, two, one... and david beckham has been honored with a statue outside his former football club la galaxy. good afternoon. a 17—year—old stabbed to death in greater manchester yesterday evening has been named by police. yousef ghaleb makki died after being stabbed in hale barns near altrincham. the teenager was taken to hospital but died a short time later. two boys, also aged 17, have been arrested on suspicion of murder. our correspondentjill archbold is in hale barns for us, and has this update. i'm in a very affluent area close to altrincham where the quiet, leafy streets are lined with big, family sized homes. and so to wake up to a scene like the one behind me in this part of greater manchester is very unusual. there has been a police cordon at both ends of the street, you can see the white forensic tents in the middle of the road. we know that this was the scene at around 6:30pm yesterday evening when police arrived here because a 17—year—old boy had been stabbed. he was taken

again, if they can do a hatch, would be preferred. but the staircase, roof hatch, only for single family dwellings, which this is. minimal stair penthouse when required by building permit code for multi-unit buildings and this was reviewed and approved before the draft guidelines which have not yet been adopted. >> understood. i am just saying if they had been adopted beforehand, i thought there was something in there related to penthouses. >> then we might -- had this been adopted, there may have been direction from the department to do a hatch rather than the stair penthouse, which the stair penthouse photos from the adjacent property owner does seem to be the primary impact on their property and the windows, near the property line windows. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> thank you. we'll now hear from the department of building inspection. >> mr. sean duffy, d.b.i. the subject building permit was reviewed by d.b.i. on planning as you heard, and it does meet code. i actually spoke to the appellants when the permit was issued and they we

the hatch is open — america's new astronaut capsule makes its test flight to the international spaceon bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm ben mundy, here's what's coming up... liverpool lose grip in the premier league title race... as everton hold them in the merseyside derby. more gold for britain at the world indoor athletics as shelayna oskan—clarke wins the 800m. we'll be live in glasgow shortly. and... we'll also tell you about the unusual way nick kyrgios warmed up for his mexican open victory. thanks forjoining us. we start with the latest twist in the premier league title race. because for the first time since the start of december, liverpool aren't top having played the same number of games as manchester city. jurgen klopp‘s side have been held by everton in the merseyside derby this afternoon. here's parick gearey... you do not need to look back self i went to major trophies were competing between these two. never pull and the site. at the 27 minutes, and zoomed in for the goal, only to close the shutter. while one floyd missed the subject,

the hatch is open — america's new astronaut capsule makes its test flight to the international spacetation. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are owen bennett, who's head of politics at cityam, and the broadcaster, lynn faulds wood. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph says it understands the attorney general has abandoned attempts to secure a time—limit and unilateral exit clause for the irish backstop after they were rejected by eu officials. the times also leads on brexit — it says labour is accusing theresa may of bribing its own mps to back her brexit deal with a promise of a £1 billion fund to help struggling towns. the chancellor will have extra cash to spend on a ‘brexit dividend' after a windfall in tax receipts, that's according to the financial times, which says philip hammond will promise to increase public spending in next week's spring statement if mps back the prime minister's deal. the guardian reports that the membership at ukip has nearly doubled in a year, with many being a

thrown around and it became very evident that there was something dramatically wrong one of the big hatches blew right out and about eight feet of water rushed in flattened people flattened all of us i was pulling people off the ground and so and i was on just to my waist but i got up and i pull help people up other than a few bruises i was fine but other people hit a chair or tables and they got caught the worst thing i could say for me was then walking. on. joaquin to get in line for the helicopter had to walk past a lot of people and their faces and. that was the heart i did not want to go. through the relief of all the remaining passengers and crew arriving by late afternoon police say that seventy people on board had to be taken to hospital with injuries. so sports news now in germany is national soccer team has won their first test in their bid to qualify for the european championships in twenty twenty beating close rivals the netherlands in amsterdam after fifteen minutes manchester city when earlier posts on they opened the scoring for germany and before half time surge doubled the

yes they hatch we in the media tend to focus. on the drama we tend to focus on the violence i think if you look at the people who've been carrying out these attacks today i think that we're. talking about the so-called black blocs i.e. extreme left radicals who have a resolution really marxist agenda and so these people are the people who began the invest movement back in november who were people who we've never seen really in demonstrations before you know. building businesses people who are sick of being sort of the eventually the cause to be built of the french tax and so there are different words in this movement ok thank you so much john larson john laurenson reporting from paris. russia is marking the fifth anniversary of its controversial annexation of ukraine's crimean peninsula most countries do not accept russia's move dismissing it as a violation of international law but russia has planned a whole program of events to commemorate the occasion is celebrating what organizers call crimea's reunification with russia back i

didn't agree to an extension.” think that is high degree, and somebody will pull a rabbit out of a hot hatchat rabbit going to be white? or is it going to be green with pink spots, will it probably will be. it leaves a bad taste in the mouth. what i am so cross about is a lack of consultation putting forward these deals to the house of commons when hell has a better chance of freezing over. it is a waste of time. the daily mail has its own take. it dismisses the negotiations is 1000 wasted days. we have the front page we can show you. there we go. that refers back to when the vote happened back in 2016. it seems a lifetime ago. 2.5 years wasted. we will talk about it more. but let's because our eye across to this awful situation in southern africa and the cyclone, the damage it has done. the scale of it, even when you look at the pictures, we are probably not even grasping the magnitude of it.” have no idea of the damage and loss of life. that could be seriously underestimated. they are talking about 500,000 people being homeless. when you think about disease and all these other things, sick

thrown around and it became very evident that there was something dramatically wrong one of the big hatches blew right out and about eight feet of water rushed in latin people flattened all of us i was pulling people off the ground and so and i was on just to my waist but i got up and i pull help people up other than a few bruises i was fine but other people hit chair tables and they got caught the worst thing i could say for me was them walking. joaquin to get in line for the helicopter had to walk past a lot of people and their faces and. that was the hard i did not want to go. through the relief of all the remaining passengers and crew arriving by late afternoon police say that seventy people on board had to be taken to hospital with injuries. british prime minister theresa may has been holding crisis talks with key members of her conservative party amid rumors of plans to oust her over her handling of bragg's it may some and hard line breaks and supporters of the prime minister's country residence checkers west of london among those attending the meeting are former foreign minister bori

sized suit is available a male astronaut we're now joined called on the space war on one through the hatch . in algeria the country's political crisis has taken a turn the nation's powerful army chief demanding that the president be declared unfit to rule the army is calling for the start of a constitutional process that would put a caretaker leader in place. that has been in power for two decades and is now in failing health. algeria's reclusive an ailing president has faced weeks of protest demanding he step down. now the country's army chief has stepped in on the side of the protesters general ahmed guide salah declared president abilities beautifully get too ill to serve the general intends to trigger an article of the constitution that could bring down the president. that. this will be done with respect to villages to make demands of the algerian people. this is a solution that respects the constitution and it preserves the sovereignty of the states. if their quest is approved by parliament the senate president will take charge of the government until new elections can be held electio

have given up trying to predict the forecast in politics and they now wonder how to batten down the hatchese ready for whatever comes next. so if you are a bank, that means putting some preference overin that means putting some preference over in the eu so you can access the market and if you have a manufacturing business that means having flexibility to cope with disruption. just sensible precautions. thing is that we keep hearing about how business says they do not want the uk to leave without a withdrawal deal. they want that certainty about their workforce being able to continue to work and that goods can keep coming in and out of the uk. however, if there is a delay which is looking more and more likely, if that delay happens, doesn't that just prolong more likely, if that delay happens, doesn't thatjust prolong the uncertainty and keep them in limbo? which is worse? a no deal brexit or prolonged uncertainty? it depends what the delay is about. if it is a short delay to do the administration ona short delay to do the administration on a deal that has been politically agreed that means

thrown around and it it became very evident that there was something dramatically wrong one of the big hatches blew right out and about eight feet of water rushed him flat and people flattened all of us i was pulling people off the ground and so i was on just to my waist but i got off and i pull help people up other than a few bruises i was fine but other people hit chair or tables and they got caught the worst thing i could say for me was then walking. on. joaquin to get in line for the helicopter he had to walk past a lot of people and their faces and. that was that hard i did not want to go. through the relief of all the remaining passengers and crew arriving by late afternoon police say that seventy people on board had to be taken to hospital with injuries. let's get you have to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world thailand's first election in five years lives headed for a surprise outcome with most of the votes counted the military supported party led by a former army chief holds a slim lead over the tyranny type party line to former prime minister taksim sh

crews say that this hatched around 8:00 this morning near moss avenue and harrison street. police say that the employee will be okay and the almeda county bomb squad is evident investigating. >>> we have breaking news, evacuations under way when a propane tank egg overturned. everyone within one mile must leave that area. deputies are getting people out. people on the east side of the tanker can evacuate to the fair grounds. >>> and new at noon, san francisco city attorney is cracking down on e-cigarettes, the e-cigarettes threaten public health, now san francisco supervisor is introducing new legislation to ban the sale of e-cigarettes in san francisco and prohibit e- cigarette companies from occupying city owned property in the future. >> billions of children are already addicted to cigarettes and millions more will follow if we don't act. >> the percentage of middle and high school students using tobacco products was at an all time low in 2017 but in 2018 tobacco use among youth rose for the first time since the 1990th. >>> new at noon, firefighters rescuing a man trappe

and we'll see if the little owl will hatch. the egg will hatch sometime in the next 12 days.it too. >>> welcome back. i'm dare clark. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. let's help you get out the door. >>> this time. the heavy rain will be to the south. i think tomorrow is more northward. it doesn't mean you will not get rain. you already had some today. but the deeper moisture is taking big sur south. i think that is a blessing. we don't need any heavy rain in the north anymore. you see where the line of heavy rain in the southern sierra and the snow and then down to the valley. south wind gusting to 40. you see the moisture taking aim. a lot quieter. you'll get some rain right there it is beginning to make its move. and that will generate more rain tomorrow. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. we'll get two days of off and on rain. 7:31. sal is here to tell you about the traffic. >>> 24 and 80 are all pretty slow. but this is standard fair because of the wet weather and the bay bridge. 7:32. back to the desk. >>> the aids research community celebrating what may be a new medical miles

. >> reporter: police hatch a plan to try to catch liam and cast him in the starring role. >> for anthony curry, this is a risky move. >> reporter: they're nervous. >> this is a big deal. they're going to try to get a person to talk about a murder they >> we were listening live through electronic equipment. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: were they telling what you to say? >> they did say you got to act like donnie brasco. >> dude, you can't blame me for doing this. i got to feel you up real quick, all right? no disrespect. >> reporter: what were you thinking then when he did that? >> [ bleep ] it's real. >> reporter: and he just spills his guts. >> mm-hm. like he wanted to tell me, you know. >> yeah, i got the fbi on my ass, dude. >> about what? at's not eveth worst p the worse part of it is i thought i was walking out, $50,000, $100,000 in my pocket. she had one safe and took money out and only had $10,000. and this money, i don't know if it was burnt or something. it [ bleep ]. old money, terrible quality. >> where'd you hide it? >> first it was at my house for a long time, then i stopped t

it's the escape hatch right there. >> thank you. >> stephen: as it always is. a lot of talk about it, and i've been meaning to get-- i've been meaning to getting around to reading it. but it's just one of those things. it's on the bedside table. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: why are you so attracted to the constitution? >> i-- i don't know. as a teenaged girl, i really was, though. i was kind of, like, excited by tas-- like, kind of horny for it. ( laughter ) i was really -- >> stephen: like for the constitution or for james madison? like, who-- >> sadly, i was really into justice williom o' douglas. i love the ninth amendment and he -- >> stephen: why? >> so the ninth amendment says... wait a second. ( cheers and applause ) the ninth amendment says that just because a certain right is not listed in the constitution, it doesn't mean we don't have that right. it's like awe little escape hatch where they said, "we understand that we are-- we don't know everything, and that in the future there, might be things we cannot imagine, and we're going to put this amendment

the public can watch them hatch and grow and even fly. >> that's great. >> well that's all for >>> tonightdeveloping stories as we come on the air. the deadly storm, what they call a bomb cyclone. the tornado ripping the roof off of a preschool today. the driver, right on the edge of the twister. tonight, we make our way to drivers trapped on the highway, some for more than 24 hours. the whole system tracking east. and rob marciano timing it out. >>> the republican rebellion against president trump. republicans joining democrats to vote against the president's emergency declaration to get his border wall. >>> the breaking headline involving the college admissions cheating scandal. what just happened to lori loughlin. and what's happened to her daughter, as well. >>> tonight in new york city, the mob boss shot multiple times and killed right in front of his home. how he was lured outside and what authorities fear could come

in other words, we're advancing a great deal of what senator hatch worked on. and our hope is that it will allow us to move quickly this year and finally get these commonsense reforms of the internal revenue service enacted into law. some of the i.r.s. reforms in this legislation include establishing a truly independent office of appeals within the internal revenue service. this will help ensure the playing field is not tilted against taxpayers when those taxpayers are in dispute with the internal revenue service. to help bring the internal revenue service into the 21st century, the legislation also would require the i.r.s. to submit to congress a plan to redesign the structure of the agency to improve efficiency, enhance cybersecurity, and better meet taxpayer needs. it also includes a number of provisions to protect the taxpayers better from tax i.d. theft and improve taxpayer interaction with the i.r.s., should they become a victim of that crime. this includessesting could a single point -- this includes creating a single point, a point of contact, in the i.

batten down the hatches. worst moments of your life." lemonis: i don't want to invest into a black hole. ♪ i'd like to invest into jackie's cookies with a co-packer with his sales ability, with you telling us if we're making money or not. if you sat down, and you showed anybody your balance sheet, they'd be like, "uh-oh." rachel: right. lemonis: "i don't want to pay them off, so then i hold the bag." what i wanted to do is change my role in this particular business in the short term to more of a mediator and a negotiator rather than an investor just yet. you say to everybody that's got debt in the capital structure, "you're converting to equity, and we're pivoting to a co-packer," because, while you've done an amazing job -- i mean, like wonder woman -- it isn't your core competency. rachel: no. lemonis: so what you to sit down and say to them is, "marcus won't put money in the company unless you convert all of your debt to equity. if not, we don't have a deal with him." michael: right. lemonis: it's literall

inconvenient it makes it very complete convenient and often the case that you know that those airports hatch the shutdown because of that. interference and you know you can you can create all sorts of you know civil economic disruption interfering signals that it sounds more like mischief them warm. well at the moment while we do have certain levels of mischief we are already seeing that because space assets and space systems are so important for the military these days various countries are trying to find ways to negate some of those capabilities it's just a simple way of trying to neutralize the field and to gain an advantage over a rival our biggest concern at the moment is that while we haven't seen conflict break out in space yet the potential for escuela torrie situation is there so we don't want the situation to get any worse and we certainly know that as victoria said the u.s. russia china and maybe some other players are also trying to develop new abilities that could be a lot more disruptive or potentially destructive and of course one of the big concerns that we have is that when

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. >> one of the hatches blew out and eight feet of water rushed in and flattened people, flat ebbed allf us. it felt like the titanic. >> the viking sky was off the coast of norway when it lost engine power. a massive storm system caused violent seas and high winds, battling the cruise liner and pushing it toward treacherous rocks. aboard, mostly 900 americans and british passengers. >> my wife was sitting in front of me and all of a sudden she was gone. i thought this was it. >> helicopter crews launched a daring rescue mission lifting pass edgers off the ship one by one. >> it made it to port on its own power with tugboats. the remaining passengers back in harbor. >> what was it like when you got to land? >> bawling. >> crying. yeah. crying. >> tonight some are already on their way home, traveling by air this time, not sea. tonight, of the 27 passengers from this cruise ship hospitalized, 13 are still in the hospital. one in a critical condition. they have suffered cuts, fractures and understandably, kate, trauma. >> scary situation. keir, thank you so much. >>> tensions are rising in

. >> they'll likely hatch sometime next month. >> we don't care about april the giraffe, we care aboutns. >> i could watch that all day. >> people will. thank you for joining us. lester holt is next with nightly news. >>> tonight, president trump unleashes a stunning new attack on the late senator john mccain seven months after mccain's death. >> i gave him the kind of funeral that he wanted, which as president i had to approve. i don't care about this, i didn't get thank you, that's okay. >> tonight a republican senator calling the new attacks deplorable, saying he plans to deliver the president a verbal whipping. >>> breaking news, sources tell nbc news the fbi has joined the investigation into how the faa certified the plane involved in those twin air disasters. >>> the founder and former owner of the massage parlor where patriots owner robert kraft is accused of soliciting prostitutes is speaking out to nbc news. what she says about her business and powerful connections.

you know richard hatch was the first winner of "survivor." he didn't pay taxes on them and later charged in the district of rhode island for tax evasion and he served 51 months in prison. sentenced to 51 months in prison for that crime. tax evasion, a really serious crime, as serious as the fraud and tax fraud charges that paul manafort was up against here. the difference between 51 months and 47 months, not that sizeable but, again, the political overlay makes this look a little bit more complicated and i think it's unusual that given everything, given that judge ellis recognized that paul manafort had not expressed remorse that there were these issues of lying to the prosecutors, even though he was supposed to be cooperating, that nonetheless judge ellis came to the conclusion that paul manafort had otherwise lived a blameless life. >> right. i'm not here to search inside the judge's soul. i can't do that as a reporter, but i am here to show the facts and the discrepancies and the system we've been documenting on and reporting for some time

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