to take you through the rest of the departure sequence, we will send you back over to hawthorne. >> bob and doug on their journey home. endeavor is now on a trajectory to head up and over the station, the four additional maneuvers will change the orbital path to take it below and in front of the station. dragon will autonomously accomplish that through three additional departure burns with that next one coming up in just a couple of minutes to get bob and doug well away from the space station and on their way home. >> a beautiful view of the relative navigation sectors providing an infrared view of the international space station as bob and doug drift away from it. of course, as they are drifting away, going into that slightly higher orbit, just because it is balancing the force of gravity along with their celebration, they will move a little bit slower than the space station. they conduct those additional burns, getting out of the approach and to keep out fear, they will come back down below space station about 10 kilometers below. a couple of in just minutes scheduled for 4:40 pm paci

to take you to the rest of the sequence, we send it back to hawthorne. >> departure burn zero sets bob and doug on the journey home. dragon ship endeavor is on a trajectory to head up and over the station before additional maneuvers take it below and in front of the station. dragon will autonomously accomplish that through three additional departure burn's with the next one coming up in a couple of minutes to get bob and doug well away from the space station and on their way home. >> a beautiful view of the relative navigation center, providing an infrared you of the iss as bob and doug drift away from it. as they drift away, going into the higher orbit, just balancing the force of gravity along with their acceleration, they will move a little slower than the space station. expect the space station to move ahead as they conduct additional burns getting out of the ellipsoid and keep out sphere. they will come out below the space station with apogee about 10 kilometers below the space station. >> next up in a couple of minutes, scheduled for 4:30 p.m. pacific time and 11:30 p.m. gmt, 22n

back to you and hawthorne. -- in hawthorne.e bob and doug arrived at the space station on may 31, it did not take long to get to work. during the time on board the orbiting laboratory, bob ventured outside the hatch four times and doug used the arm to ommand the station's robotic arm outside. they continued science and research inside the orbiting laboratory. as we mentioned, they also exercised the mandatory two hours each day. many of you have seen some of the incredible pictures they took of our home planet. this is one, a beautiful view of the sun glinting off the ocean. we also have one of the comet neowise. the astronauts had a great shot of that from the international space station. siva: they had some really cool opportunities and we were sharing a lot of those photos on twitter. earlier this morning as they were preparing for undocking, they had work to do as well as packing cargo in the dragon spacecraft. and --ve room for power powered and unpowered cargo. they are bringing back about 330 pounds of cargo. most of tha

on the right, once you introduce us to mission control hawthorne? >> it is actually right behind where we are standing here in hawthorne. in that room are a number of specialists along with primary dragon operators. if you've seen other webcasts, you've seen mission control as well. we use the same control room for falcon operations. the third row is where most of the primary operators are and we have other specialists in other roles. folks who devoted their careers and expertise to understanding the nuances of certain systems. even the health and safety of the crew. we have a flight surgeon, a nasa flight surgeon, in that front-row and he is there to make sure if bob and doug have any complains from a physiological effective, he can weigh in. a big team to make sure bob and doug get home safely both from the vehicle performing well as well as their own individual health. speaking of the vehicle, the vestibule pressure now at less than .3 psi, getting down as close as it can to a vacuum. i'm glad you mentioned the astronauts have a flight doctor. th

we are maintaining good communication with bob and doug and the team in hawthorne. pretty soon, we should be getting the go for them to move in. begin wrinkling up the parachutes -- wrangling up the parachutes we see bob and doug. inside the capsule back on earth. >> they will be performing it is known as a sniffer test. that is to ensure the air around the vehicle does not have any toxic fumes from the hyperbolic propellants on board. once we get. the unclear, -- the all clear, the water recovery read will give the gopher approach. that is when the first fast boat will approach the capsule. hopefully give a wave to bob and doug through the window. one of the team members will climb on top of crew dragon and begin to place the rigging equipment necessary to hoist dragon out of the water. thetill getting a view from airplane flying overhead. it gave us those great views. really are first view of bob and doug entering earth's atmosphere. you can see the four parachutes in the water. we heard those were cut automatically as expected by dragon. the crew just standing by

we are still maintain the good communication back with bob and doug and the team here in hawthorne. we were being getting the go for move n beginning hyper and wrangle up the mayor parachutes, we can see bob and doug inside the kansas sewell back on planet earth. >> the fast boats perform a sniffer test to make sure the air around the vehicle doesn't have any toxin fuels from the hyper goal i can propellants on board. once we get the all clear from there. the water recovery lead gives the go the first fast boat will approach the capsule. hopefully give a wave to bob and dug through the window. one of the team membered will actually climb on top of crew dragon and begin to place the rigging equipment necessary to hoist dragon out of the water. >> still getting a view from the w, the airplane flying overhead. it gave us those great views, really our first views of bob and doug reenter the earth's atmosphere from up above. you can see the four parachutes in the water. we heard those were cut automatically. as expected by dragon. so for now, the crew just standing by. again they stay in

we are maintaining good communication with bob and doug and the team and hawthorne. -- in hawthorne. we should be getting the go-ahead to move in and wrangling the parachutes. we can see bob and doug inside the capsule back on planet earth. >> the fast boats will move in to do a couple of things. testwill perform a sniffer to ensure the air around the vehicle does not have toxic fumes on board. once we get the all clear from their the water recovery lead will give the go for approach, and that is when the first fast boat will approach the capsule, hopefully give a wave through teamindow, and one of the members will climb on top of crew dragon and begin to place the rigging equipment necessary to hoist dragon out of the water. view from theng a airplane flying overhead. it gave us those great views, our first views, of bob and doug entering the atmosphere. you can see the parachutes in the water. they were cut automatically as expected by dragon. for now, the crew just standing by. they will stay in their seats as we wait for these initial checks. >> dragon spacex comm check. landing

hawthorne wrote a visit had been on his bucket list for a while. "it did not disappoint, he wrote. strange to share so many laughs and share such a good time with my brother where only 79 years ago a supreme evil shared laugh with his compatriots." his democratic opponent is pouncing writing "hitler's vacation retreat is not on my bucket list" and stops just short of calling hawthorne a white nationalist. >> collectively, when you put all the pieces together, it patients a pretty good picture of someone who's at least comfortable in that environment. >> reporter: davis alleging the instagram photo is just one of many dog whistles he believes hawthorne is sending. >> the name of his company sbqr, a symbol associated with white nationalists. >> reporter: cawthorn shooting right back telling the "charlotte observer" newspaper the name of his company comes from rome and, "we can't let extremists on any seem hijack or rewrite history because those who don't study history are doomed to repeat it." he's also disavowed racist groups. >> as of right now i completely and wholeheartedly denou

my thanks to everybody over the last several years who has worked in hawthorne, mcgregor or at kennedy space center. anybody who has touched endeavor, you should take a moment to cherish this day, given all the things that have happened this year. we certainly cannot thank you enough. just proud to be part of this whole effort to get a company of people to and from the space station. we will talk to you soon hopefully in person. >> thanks so much. you are welcome. thank you so much for those kind words. we all wish you a safe journey home and happy reunion with your family soon. we look forward to seeing you in person as well. >> really nice words from bob behnken on your screen. we saw nasa astronaut doug hurley exiting from the capsule. my have been hard to see on your screen. we got a thumbs up, indicating things are going well. excuse me. i mixed up my positions. those words were from doug. we had bob who just came out first. >> bob behnken out of the capsule now. he is making his way to the medical area. now, they are going to work to get doug hurley out next. >> i think i saw a s

. >> reporter: valerie hawthorne of the north texas food bank is making sure all the crates are perfectly lined up. the last time the north texas food bank sponsored a drive-through food giveaway was in may, and hawthorne knows that life has only become more desperate for millions of people struggling through the pandemic. >> these distributions truly reveal what the need is, and how many of our community members are just one paycheck away from hunger. so we have to be out there to support them during this time. >> reporter: first people in line were pauletta johnson and arthur ferazas. they arrived three hours before the food giveaway even started. pauletta is on a fixed income and cares for her grandchildren. arthur is a handyman and says work has dried up. >> i have to feed the grandkids when they're here, when they're over. and it's just -- it just means a lot. i don't really have the money. i'm on a fixed income and i don't have the money to buy some of the things that i need to get. so that's why i'm here this morning. >> it means a lot, you know. it's a little bit of help, you know

[no audio] -- headquarters in hawthorne, california. because it will be difficult for them to maybe flip through to the exact part of the procedure they want to review during the reentry event itself, they are reviewing those now in preparation for that splashdown -- the reentry sequence. >> we have another twitter question. the dragon orn does it sound like an airplane?" it does not sound like an airplane, at least right now. as they fly through the vacuum of space, there is none of that rushing air. they will get that further down during their descent. also be able to hear when the draco thrusters fire. one of the things they have been able to do when they trained the ofw, they put a number cameras in the cabin, and they were able to record what it sounded like during the major burns, the launch, everything. the trainers here at spacex headquarters have speakers set up. as they are doing simulations or practice runs of different phases of the mission, they are able to hear what it should sound like inside dragon as they are going thro

. >> reporter: valerie hawthorne is making sure all the crates are perfectly lined up.he north texas food bank sponsor add drive-through food giveaway was in may, and hawthorne knows life has only become more desperate for millions of people struggling through the pandemic. >> these distributions truly reveal what the need is and how many of our community members are just one paycheck away from hunger. so we have to be out there to support them during this time. >> reporter: first people in line were pauletta johnson who arrived before the food drive even started. she's on a fixed income and cares for her grandchildren. arthur's work has dried up. >> i'm here to feed the grandkids. it just means a lot. i don't really have the money. i'm on a fixed income and i don't have the money to buy some of the things that i need to get. so that's why i'm here this morning. >> it means a lot, you know? it's a little bit of help, you know. it's going to help us a lot, you know. i got two kids at the house, so my wife's kind of a little sick right now, but not with the virus. you kno

>> reporter: valery hawthorne is making sure the crates are lined up. food bank sponsored a drive-thru food give away was in may and hawthorne knows that life has become more desperate for millions of people struggling through the pandemic. >> these distributions truly reveal what the need is. and how many of our community members are just one paycheck away from hunger. so we have to support them during the time. >> reporter: first people in line were this couple. they arrived three hours before the food give away started. poeleta is on a fixed income and he's a handyman. >> i have to feed the grandkids. and it's -- it just means a lot. i don't really have the money. i'm on a fixed income. and i don't have the money to buy some of the things that i need to get. so that's why i'm here this morning. >> it means a lot, you know? it's a little bit of help, you know? it's going to help us a lot, you know? i've got two kids at the house, so my wife's kind of sick right now. but not with the virus. you know? so that's why i'm here. >> reporter: at the food del

you know, if you go out to hawthorne, there is a first stage sitting right there on the corner of therty line there. and it's just awesome for people to see that hardware and be able to recognize it has hardward that was used for space missions and, you know, take a picture next to it. and be a part of it. and so i know they'll do it. and if it was up to me i think all of this hardware has a home someplace in the future when it's used up. it's just not used up yet. >> thank you. we are now switching to social media for a second. first of all, you have folks from all over the world on twitter and facebook saying hello and congratulations, brazil, england, canada, argentine arc the netherlandss all over the u.s. to name a few. this seems to be a common theme this is from shaneka, who gets to keep tremor? >> i think we are probably going to go along the lines of i believe it's the nhl where the team that wins the stanley cup, if you are familiar with that. each member of the team gets to have the stanley cup for a day or two. and i think we'll probably work out something along those line

if you've ever visited or seen pictures inside the facility in hawthorne, they have hardware they'vewn and tested and managed to put on display. right here in houston at the space center of houston, they have a stage now that was used and it's nice to have that in full public view. and i'm sure and confident that they're going to share pieces of the hardware with the public at large. if you go out to hawthorne, there is a first stage sitting right there on the corner of the property line there and it's just awesome for people to see that hardware and be able to recognize it as hardware that was used for space missions and take a picture next to it and be a part of it. so, i know they'll do it. if it was up to me, i think all this hardware has a home someplace in the future when it's used up. it's just not used up yet. >> thank you. we're now going to switch to social media for just a second. first of all, you have folks from all over the world saying hello and congratulations, brazil, argentina, the neglecterlands, all over the u.s. just to name a few. this is a common theme. who get

one of them was nathaniel hawthorne, and how could you say no to nathaniel hawthorne running for thetlantic monthly? teddy -- no press conferences yet, that would be his successor -- but around 1:00, his barber would come in the little hallway between the outer office in the oval office and give him a shave. while he was covered in lather with an apron over his clothes, he would invite the washington press corps to ask him questions. there are great reminiscences. reporters would try to get him upset because he would leap out of the chair and the barber would be holding a straight edge razor over his cheeks or throat and it was a game to see which one of them would subject themselves to a laceration. but teddy did more than that, he endeared himself to longform writerssts, magazine for hiside the ballast progressive reform by writing about standard oil and exposing the meatpacking industry. by discussing unfair labor practices. they created the revolution that roosevelt then took to the halls --congress for were firm reform legislation for trust busting as we now know it. journalists

flight controller here in hawthorn able to monitor tank pressure and not seeing any issues at the moment. again just a short pause in the operations and again, they're sniffing around the capsule and making sure we don't have any readings that might indicate a fuel leak or anything around the vehicle. they detected ndos from nitrogen dioxide which arising from the burning of fuel. they're continuing to do air readings before they proceed with the hatch opening. update, we're still investigating, looks like we'll set up a service section and we're working on an eta for you. if you're just joining us, nasa astronaut bob and doug have safely returned from the international space station and they made ontime splashdown off the coast of pensacola, florida at 11:48 a.m. pacific. 18:48 universal time and they're hoisted on the recovery vessel go navigator. now the team is -- is just completing -- they did initial check in and found that there may be some vapors which we certainly don't want to be around when we have -- we have bob and doug coming out of the capsule. so the team is working to --

kind of let people know that as the two of you are talking, we are seeing pictures provided from hawthorn from the headquarters of spacex and also the pictures of the actual comedy fall into the sea of the gulf of mexico. jonathan, we saw inside the craft. it isa jonathan, we saw inside the craft. it is a seven seater, so you can see the commercial potential there. big questions are raised by commercial exploitation of space. when in the past we have had it so strictly regulated that regulated successfully at international level. well, i don't think you need to worry that it is going to become less regulated. basically, the way that the system has been built by spacex is that they have been given the freedom to innovate, to design, but they have had to meet very strict requirements that have been laid down by nasa and nasa has stated them every single step of the way and it would not have allowed its two astronauts to climb inside this vehicle if it did not believe that it was as safe as all of the vehicles that the government owned and operated that had gone before it. so we are certainl

and you will have seen the michelin control in hawthorne, california, where spacex is based.g this mission because it is their spacecraft that they're selling to nasa, and they will be mightily relieved as well to see it all go to plan, and to see bob and doug get out of the spacecraft and very good shape, which i'm sure — it's often been described to me that sometimes the brain doesn't quite connect with your muscles after you've been in space, so your muscles after you've been in space, so it is not, for example, that you don't have the muscles to lift up a cop, her cup of coffee, but your brain doesn't understand how your muscles should do it. and you do need help, and this is why, in this early phase of coming out of the capsule, they will be helping them. because they would be unsteady on theirfeet, if them. because they would be unsteady on their feet, if they were to suddenly ask them to stand, they would probably fall over and bang their head. and that's not what you wa nt after you their head. and that's not what you want after you come back from space. no, ithink wa

they have been linked back to the hawthorn bar in aberdeen city centre.. customers that were there last sunday. just last weekend. we have been told by nhs grampian that they are all displaying mild symptoms of coronavirus. the health board has said that the test and protect scheme is under way, they are investigating this cluster and there is further tracing going on, people who were at the bar who may have then met up with other people later this week. so the health board say they have not ruled out that there could be further cases connected with this. the bar has gone under a deep clean and has been allowed to remain open. they have said that all precautions will be used to make sure that people are kept safe and they are asking that all customers do remain vigilant. because what the health board has said is that obviously when people are drinking, you may drop your guard, so just be extra careful when you are in places like pubs and restaurants. 0k, thank you very much indeed. the us general manager of tiktok has said the chinese—owned video—sharing

if not we along with mission control out in hawthorne, california, the spacex mission control will be there to assist or intervene if they need to do as well. it will be very busy. there won't be a lot of looking out the window certainly at that point. where we sit in the vehicle we can see through those forward windows somewhat but mostly we'll be focused on the displays and systems of dragon. >> we'll go to gio benitez from abc news. >> bob, doug, chris, great to speak with you again and see you're doing well. i have two quick questions. the first, we're all looking at that forecast. are you at all concerned that this storm may be too close for comfort? and the second one, bob, we hear your wife megan is going to be going up this spring. this is going to be her first dragon flight. what tips do you have for her? >> i think from a weather percent perfecttive, just like everyone else on the team, we look forward to the weather forecasts that are coming out and they will get more frequent as we get closer to the actual splashdown. on the departure day, we will get every six hours and w

life in aberdeen is going to change significantly because of this cluster of cases centred on the hawthorn other licensed premises in the city. but from five o'clock tonight all cafes, restau ra nts a nd o'clock tonight all cafes, restaurants and pubs will have to close. hotel restaurants will be able to stay open for residents. people are being advised that they should not travel more than five miles from their homes for recreation or leisure. also households, people are being told they should not go into other peoples homes unless they are part ofan peoples homes unless they are part of an extended household where one group of people can connect with another single person living alone. so big changes for people in aberdeen but the help clearly from the scottish government is that this decisive action will put a lid on this outbreak. james shaw, thank you. our top story this lunchtime. the grim search for victims in beirut — at least 100 people are dead — more than 4,000 are injured after a massive blast was caused by nearly 3,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely in a warehouse.

and again, it has been moved by commissioner casciato and seconded by commissioner hawthorne that we approve the apresident's appointments to committees. madam secretary, roll call please. >> thank you. [roll call vote on item 18] we have six yes's. the motion passes. president bridges? >> thank you, madam secretary. call the next item, which would be 17. >> thank you, item 17, discussion item, review of demographic experience study. >> good afternoon, commissioners. our demographic study is performed with border and chair policy with rates of retirement, merit salary increases, assumed mortality matchup with the experience of the plan members. today's item is a discussion only. however, we do intend to bring forth both the recommended demographic assumption changes and the economic assumption study to the board at the november meeting. and your actuaries will present the results to you. >> this is a study we do every five years. it looks at all the non-economic assumptions. we review the economic assumptions each and every year and will be coming back with the later reviews. we perf

we just pictures their of the mission control at hawthorn in california which is where spacex is basedtheir consoles wearing masks. right at the very front, at the apex of it all, you will have seen elon musk sitting next to the president of spacex, so kind of like the two leading people there at that company. they have done amazing things over the last ten yea rs done amazing things over the last ten years when you think of how far they have come, to see them doing this now is really quite extraordinary and it is a wake—up car, i have to say, for europe. we have a rocket system, a very good rocket but it is kind of past its sell by date now. still a fabulous rocket, still puts satellites in space injust the right place rocket, still puts satellites in space in just the right place at that satellite operators want to go, but it is very expensive to operate compared to these vehicles which elon musk is now producing. the purge is going to run for other to bits longer, they are telling us. libby, on the point about the satellite developments and things perhaps starting to date with the t

. >> let's talk about the moment, north carolina congressional candidate madison hawthorne taking a powerfultand for the flag and our president. >> be a radical for freedom, be a radical to liberty. nba radical for our republic for which i stands, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. >> carley shimkus with reaction. >> an incredible moment and he deserves all the credit in the world for making such a powerful speech at age 25 and the physical strength for standing while reciting the pledge of allegiance, social media flooded with reaction, liz, brought tears to my eyes, kevin signing in you are an inspiration and the future of this great country. he was in a car accident when he was 18 years old, was given a one% chance of survival and his speech about never giving up on yourself as well as the idea of this country and making it in even more perfect union. a powerful and surprising moment from that young man you see on your screen. todd: a wave of boycotts in a number of sports. carley: a major stand following the police shooting of jacob blake. they decided not to play wed

of the rnc followed the theme land of heroes, including this moving moment by 25-year-old madison hawthornegop's nominee for the 11th congressional district. >> be a radical for freedom. be a radical for liberty. be a radical for our republic, for which i stand one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. >> reporter: on social media, joe biden delivered a counter message to the convention with a video message addressing the recent police shooting in kenosha. >> let's unite and heal. do justice. end the violence and end systemic racism in this country now. >> reporter: this afternoon, kamala harris is expected to deliver a speech condemning the president's handling of the coronavirus pandemic followed by the president formally accepting his party's nomination for president from the white house south lawn. tonight's lineup includes appearances from porter former new york city mayor, mitch mcconnell, and the president's daughter, yvonne the trump. >>> stay with ktvu for coverage of the final convention. we will have the president's nomination speech, as well as the speakers leading

what bob said, and add my thanks to everybody over the last several years who have either worked in hawthorne, mcgregor or kennedy space center. anybody who touched endeavor, you should thank a moment to cherish this day, especially given all the things that have happened this year. we certainly can't thank you enough, my family can't thank you enough and just proud to be a small part of this whole effort to get the company of people to and from the space station. a day to celebrate with each other and we'll talk to you soon. hopefully in person. >> thanks so much, doug, and you're welcome and thank you so much for those kind words and we all wish you a safe journey home and a happy reunion with your family soon and we look forward to seeing you in person as well. >> really nice words there from bob behnken. there on your screen, we sauna say astronaut doug hurley egressing or exiting from the capsule. might have been hard to see on your screen there but we got a thumbs up, indicating that things are going well. so excuse me. i mixed up my positions there. those words were from doug and we ha

we're still maintaining that good communication back with bob and doug here and the team here in hawthorne should be getting go for them to move in and wrang li wrang w in the parachutes. >> the fast boats will be performing a snipper test. that's to ensure the air around the vehicle doesn't have any toxic fumes. once we get the all clear if there, the water recovery lead will give the go for approach. that's when the first fast boat will approach this capsule. hopefully give a little wave to bob and doug through the window. one of the crew members -- one of the team members will climb on top of crew dragon and begin to place the rigging equipment necessary to hoist dragon out of the water. >> still getting a view from the wb, the airplane flying over ahead. it gave us those great views. our first views of bob and doug re-entering the earth's atmosphere from up above. you can see the four parachutes in the water. we heard those were cut automatically, as expected, by dragon. for now, the crew just standing by. they will stay in their suit, in their seats. we're waiting for all these initia

it's called a hawthorne but i don't know how else to explain it, but it's something that's popular andijing they managed to crush that up and stick it into a shake. they also have two different ice cream items. so one includes chestnuts and the other one has a beijing traditional pastry personally, i'm not a fan of that pastry, but i've had the ice cream and it was really sweet and very good. i think that anything that has ice cream to it though is probably going to be a big win >> oh, yeah. throw a little ice cream on a burger i'm kidding. how big are their expansion plans, eunice? you have one in beijing. what are we talking about here >> reporter: well, the expansion plans, they do have one in beijing. they have five stores in shanghai they have their eyes set on southern china, that includes hong kong as well as macao the overall goal, like i said, is to try to have 55 in mainland china and 69 in greater china. a lot of that is because like so many other companies, they see beyond the pandemic. businesses here have been affected but they do see longer term people here are going to

. >> dana: medicine hawthorne's the young man you just mentioned.a white male, but of course in a wheelchair and we saw him heroically take that stand last night for the flag. always a pleasure. thank you. see you soon. thank you for joining us. i'm dana perino. in the meantime, you bill hemmer. and to really great gas, they're sitting next to me. there next >> bill: we called on the main team . we are here in washington. we will see you at 5:00. live in the nation. good afternoon everyone, i'm bill hemmer live in washington, big finale, some fast-moving developments this hour. first, president trump is said to give his formal acceptance speech on the south lawn. it's never been down this way. we are told this will not be a traditional convention speech, but what else is held with tradition? any minute, let harris is here to speak. she is launching a counteroffensive with his big speech tonight. the campaign says she will go after the president's response to the pandemic. earlier to

. >> good evening, i'm madison hawthorne, running to represent north carolina's 11ed congressional district. this is a time of great adversity for our country and i know something about adversity. at 18 years old, i was in a horrific car accident that's left me paralyzed from the waist down. instantly, my hopes and dreams were seemingly destroyed. i was given a 1% chance of surviving. but thanks to the power of prayer, very loving community and many skilled doctors, i made it. it tack me over a year to recover. my first public outing in a wheelchair was to a professional baseball game. you know, before my accident i was 6'3". i stood out in a crowd. but as i wheeled through the stadium i felt invisible. at 20, i thought about giving up. however, i knew i could still make a difference. my accident has given me new eyes to see and new ears to hear. god protected my mind and my ability to speak. so i say to people who feel forgotten, ignored and invisible, i see you. i hear you. at 20, i made a choice and 2020 our country has a choice. we can give up on the american ideal or we can work togeth

we still have telemetry being fed from the vehicle and flight controls high in hawthorne able to monitor tank pressures and not seeing any issues with those at the moment. so again, just a short pause in the operations as again they're just sniffing around the capsule making sure we don't have any readings that might indicate a fuel leak or anything around the vehicle. they did detect some ndos, nigh ro general dioxide, a residue from the burning of fuel so they're continuing to do just a couple of error readings, grab samples essentially before they proceed with the hatch opening. >> dragon spacex, we are still investigating and setting up a service perch. working on an eta for you. >> copy. >> in case you're just joining us, nasa astronauts behnken and hurley made an on time splash down in the gulf of mexico just off the coast of pensacola, florida, at 11:48 a.m. pacific. 18:48 universal time and pulled out of the water and hoisted on to the recovery vessel go navigator and right now the team is just completing -- they did an initial check and found that there might be some remnant vap

liftoff and the flight and the docking with the international ship, perfectly like all other years in hawthornenia where spacex is headquartered and that's mission control, what you're watching on tv today. nasa very involved as well. this is private-public partnership. this is the new model for nasa and the space program, so spacex has contracted, boeing is contracted, these are going to be the two private companies that will be launching our astronauts into space from now on. no more reliance on the russians, so it's really a historic flight. it's a test flight technically speaking but it sure felt like a real flight and they did two months worth of work and research up there at the space station including a few space walks that bankin did helping to upgrade the power system on the space station with chris cassidy, current commission commander and what's amazing to me they will be home in their beds tonight in houston. i mean, it's just such a fast turnaround compared to how it was decades ago when they were kind of quarantined for days if not weeks, but everything seems to have gone just abs