the tank will break up as planned over the indian ocean when it comes into contact with the atmosphere. shortly by firing the orral maneuvering engines, columbia will achieve orbit, and one of the most important tests of the mission will be attempted, opening the payload doors, the doors must be open before the end of the 6th orbit to expose the space radiator cooling system. if the radiators cannot be exposed, heat collected from the on board electronics cannot be released and the astronauts will have to return home. the olms burns are successful. columbia is now in orbit, circling the earth at an altitude of approximately 150 miles. the payload bay doors will now be opened. >> port doors open now. >> roger, copy. >> you are missing one fantastic sight. boy, that is really beautiful out you are missing one fantastic site. that is really beautiful out there. >> we appreciate those updates. both doors have been opened. the radiators can be deployed to begin dissipating the heat. >> doors are all opened up, and hunky dory. ready to depart, right on time. >> and the radiators look good. >

eastern time. 264 statute miles over the south indian ocean. we are retracting the soft capture ring and anticipating proceeding with the hard capture sequence, where 12 hooks will officially mate the dragon with the international space station. >> ring retraction complete. docking sequence holding for mcs reconfiguration. >> if you are just now joining us, you can see on your screen crew dragon has made contact with the international space station. we are currently in progress of. >> endeavor is configured, proceeding with hooks driving. >> copy. >> great timing. this is now the beginning of the hard capture sequence. this is where 12 hooks will latch between dragon and the space station, six oaks at a time. this will take a few minutes -- six hooks at a time. this will take a few minutes to complete. >> the international space station's attitude control needed to be configured differently between a hard capture and soft capture. now that that is confirmed, they can crest to drive the 12 hooks needed to confirm hard capture. to reiterate, the

1st of the european countries that has because of its longstanding presence in the bullet's the indian ocean as well as in the pacific because of its overseas territories i'm talking about the french polynesian islands and the new caledonia in this ific and i'm talking of the reunion islands in the western indian ocean therefore france is only is had shared the notion of the in the pacific in the same manner that india is and nol what is happening is that all other european countries have come out with a indo-pacific strategy papers germany and the netherlands citing this concept as something that has quarter on and you which says it is working on in the pacific strategy. paper but at the moment even as we speak so it is quite natural that the matter of time cooperation reflected in the shared perception of the in the pacific would be a major bilateral cooperation and discussion during foreign minister lizzie holmes visit i'd like to focus a bit on this a matter of time bob the ship that you are fighting to both countries india and france the naval vessels what recently part of the french na

myanmar is a core country in china's geostrategic interest it is the transit country between the indian ocean and the southwest and chinese province of the united it could be a stream the important as a transit country should something like you have seen it happening in the suez canal happened in the very sensitive area in america strait and that case china needs stability in the political system in order to use myanmar as a transit corridor fawell gas resources even for trade so it's not about the domestic situation in myanmar predominantly it but certainly about the geo strategic position of the country so ultimately it's all about economic interests is that is that what it is. it is economic interests it is geo strategic interests china has investing been investing extremely intensity in myanmar in railways in streets in lines in deep sea ports also refused to keep the government or china as ever strong the navy moving around the indian ocean and having deep sea ports in me and not available so it's a whole spectrum of geo strategic interests tell us because you know we seen you know other

between the somali and kenya government with regards to who owns who who controls parts of the indian ocean so this these are some of the other issues but i think the one that we have heard most consistently is the issue of massive national security and i think this has to be put in context in many in many ways we're not back in 20152016 when we saw attacks in my university as we saw a number of every brazen repeated attacks on kenyan soil this is a particular period which there it seems to be a lull in terms of attacks by al shabaab so it's not really clear at this moment why this national security imperative is being brought forward and i think we should also mention that the besides the case that catherine spoke about in the high court at the moment in 2017 a high court pronounced a judgment that said you cannot visit an evacuation or a program on 512000 to be correct that figure that was said earlier we have a combined number of 512000 people refugees in kenya. and you cannot become all half a 1000000 of them on the basis of the fact that some of them have been engaged in terrorism even

the station and dragon connected over the south indian ocean. endeavor connected to the international space station for the second time. >> there are still a few steps to complete before dragon is securely attached. >> lots of hugs and smiles right now. they are being welcomed by the crew members. >> the 11 person crew now together in the international space station. >> we can't hear audio in there, you could really feel the excitement just by the looks on their faces, the hugs that they are giving. now they are getting ready for the official welcome ceremony. you can see them getting into position. >> the game of fitting 11 crewmembers in one frame begins. >> that is right. >> that is 12. >> that's right. >> this is houston. are you ready for the event? >> houston, this is station, we are ready for the event. >> please call station for voice check. >> station, how do you hear me? >> steve, we have you loud and clear. welcome to the international space station. >> it is awesome to see the 11 of you on station. it is incredible. congratulations c

the 1st of the european countries that has because of its longstanding presence in bullets the indian ocean as well as in the pacific because of its overseas territories i'm talking about the french polynesian islands and the new caledonia in this ific and i'm talking of the reunion islands in the western indian ocean therefore france is only is had shared the notion of the in the pacific in the same manner that india is and nol what is happening is that all other european countries have come out with a indo-pacific strategy papers germany and the netherlands so i think this concept is something that has quarter on and you which says it is working on it in the pacific strategy. paper that at the moment even as we speak so it is quite natural that the matter of time cooperation reflected in the shared perception of the in the pacific would be a major bilateral cooperation and discussion during foreign minister elysium visit i'd like to focus a bit on this a matter of time bought a ship that you were fighting to both countries india and france the naval vessels what reason you're part of the

1st of the european countries that has because of its longstanding presence in the bullet's the indian ocean as well as in the pacific because of its overseas territories i'm talking about the french polynesian islands and the new caledonia in this ific and i'm talking of the reunion islands in the western indian ocean therefore france is only is had shared the notion of being the pacific in the same manner that india is and nol what is happening is that all other european countries have come out with a indo-pacific strategy papers germany and the netherlands citing this concept as something that has quarter on and you which says it is working on in the pacific strategy. paper that at the moment even as we speak so they just quite natural that the matter of time cooperation reflected in the shared perception of the in the pacific would be a major bilateral cooperation and discussion during foreign minister lizzie holmes visit i'd like to focus a bit on this a matter of time bought the ship that you are fighting to both countries india and france the naval vessels what reason you're part of t

they want access to the indian ocean. so all of this is what drives china. they're very practical.e's a rumor they've been talking to the opposition, the they're going to watch and wait. we need to get them as well to step up and not look at myanmar as a strategic competition, but as a place that we all have an interest to see it get stable and get developed in the coming years. >> armrest derrick mitchell, thank you very much. we'll be right back. >> thank you, pam. rgies don't he scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our competitor's best battery. (meowing) (clicking) and energizer ultimate lithium wins again! energizer, backed by science. matched by no one. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. ♪ [music and sound effects played in

quite strong in qatar i can i can say from working in other places of the world especially in the indian ocean that cattle it's got quite a good management for the marine environment slows and practice proved to be efficient so for example when nolan gus company. is doing a new project that will. probably have an impact on the marine environment. they have to make an impact assessment and report to d.m.'s me and together with the minister of environment they have to put in place some strategy of mitigation and compensation going back to the grief. installation and we just did a recent one with $200.00 units which was for $600.00 tonnes almost of relief 3 days after we put it there we thought we'd done it and there was fish living there really was before it was just a barren piece of ground 3 days later we had fish moving in. the arabian gulf is a very special sea it's extreme it can go to 15 degrees in the winter to $35.00 degrees in the summer so there's like 20 degrees range of water temperature and for course for example this is completely insane on the great barrier reef if the temperature

thank you so much for speaking to us from frankfurt and from frankfurt's we take you over to the indian ocean and let's bring any harken in who's the deputy program director for biodiversity and peace with the environmental group greenpeace he's joining us from onboard the arctic sunrise shep which as i just said is in the middle of the indian ocean thanks for taking the time to speak to us and this is the 1st expedition to the. bank tell us what you are hoping to achieve with this mission. thank you so much for inviting me so what far we have been we have been documenting biodiversity on the side of the mali a bank and we are now moving on to document the fisheries. and other other traits today area and it's biodiversity and what will you do with this data that you collect. i think we just heard from the risks course by the climate change for for the fish species and other married species in the area what we're trying to show is that there is actually a kind of cascading effect or spy that human activity is in the area with the climate change so many of the especially the fish stocks here ar

extend to the broad question of security in that part of the world in the persian gulf in the indian ocean and so so forth and in the intervening years we've seen increasing interest in the u.s. in recalibrating its presence in that part of the world and correspondingly an increased. suggestion that others know notably russia and china as well as the countries in the region itself. the greater say in security in the gulf and its environs only in the last week or so there was an extended discussion of this as part part of the die. dialogue in moscow that the chinese. are also in the process of building a blue water navy which can extend its reach into this part of the world so all of these issues are now to a greater degree than they were in the past front and center in the calculations of each of the parties and they certainly don't make an agreement easier. again because. we we can't sit still in time and space this is a dynamic enterprise and to simply suggest that we go back to square one and forget everything that's happened in the interim is made sounds nice and clean and easy but it

west coast time as the spacecraft sailed more than 260 miles above the indian ocean.he astronauts are from the u. s. japan and france, and they will now spend the next six months in space after blasting off from the kennedy space center in florida yesterday morning. latest space mission for elon musk. stephanie is the first using recycled rocket and capsule but not everything. what is planned as fox is christina coleman reports. there were some tense moments onboard that space ation shortly after the new crew arrived. hugs and smiles all around the international space station saturday as a new team of astronauts arrives for a six months day. we're so excited to be here, we're ready to get to work. there's a lot of great science that i know we're gonna be, we're gonna be doing and that we're just excited to learn and get started before crew members from the u. s. japan and france were launched into space early friday morning from the kennedy space center in florida. the roughly 24 hour trip went smoothly for the most part, but there was a brief moment of concern. turn

the indian ocean is one of the oldest commercial exchange zones in the world africa and the east have been trading here for over 2000 years ivory food products and clothes changed hands along these routes as well as african captives. driven by western demand zanzibar became a strategic crossroads it was here that one of the world's last slave trade ports was about to develop. zanzibar developed in the bank in century largely as a major center of trade. but also became the center of a large commercial empire something of zanzibar controlled not only zines about but tried to control the whole course like. by 860 s. something like 20000 slaves water coming through the ones about but of these slaves 800-6000 maybe. what exported out. in the eyes of philanthropists from the biggest slave trading nations britain and france others were now to blame for the cruelty and ignominious slavery. in zanzibar the others were arid and swahili traitors. and then slavery became the criteria for creating a hierarchy the states of the americas including the united states were less than britain because the

the indian ocean is one of the oldest commercial exchange zones in the world africa and the east have been trading here for over 2000 years ivory food products and clothes changed hands along these routes as well as african captives. driven by western demand zanzibar became a strategic crossroads it was here that one of the world's last slave trade ports was about to develop. zanzibar developed in the 19th century largely as a major center of trade. but also became the center of a large commercial and by the something of the lines of control not only zones about but tried to control the whole course of light. by 18 sixty's something like 20000 slaves water coming through the answer. but of these slaves 800-6000 maybe. what exported out. in the eyes of philanthropists from the biggest slave trading nations britain and france others were now to blame for the cruelty and ignominious slavery. in zanzibar the others were arabs and swahili traitors. and then slavery became the criteria for creating a hierarchy the states of the americas including the united states were less than britain bec

the royal navy aged 18 in 1939 and the ships he served on shepherded australian ships across the indian oceanditerranean, which were bloody and dangerous. this actually has a big impact when australians look at the duke of�*s levels are quite apart his good sense of climate when he dealt with him personally. he climate when he dealt with him personally-— personally. he came back to australia — personally. he came back to australia on _ personally. he came back to australia on a _ personally. he came back to australia on a solo - personally. he came back to australia on a solo tour- personally. he came back to australia on a solo tour in i personally. he came back to . australia on a solo tour in 1956. personally. he came back to - australia on a solo tour in 1956. he was there to open the olympic games in melbourne. i think that had a particularly important impact on his life, because he was emerging from the queen's shadow at that point. have you reflected on that today and what australia meant to the duke? i what australia meant to the duke? i think he had a particular view of the commonwea

craft dog with the sas above the indian ocean musk hopes reusable vehicles will eventually carry people to the moon and mars. some sports news now and german in german football the business leaders match day 31 kicked off without berg who have little to play for this season host in cologne who are fighting to avoid relegation the visitors determination showed in the 1st half as the storm to a 3 nil lead smashing home the 3rd goal but pulled one back early in the 2nd half and then gave clone a scare as ruben vargas made it 32 just after the hour but the visitors held on to claim 3 vital points in their bid for survival. a buddhist league a record that stood for nearly 50 years could soon be beaten by in munich striker robert leaven delf ski is back after an injury and will be part of the squad when they face mines later saturday he's on the brink of breaking german legend record of 40 goals in a single bundesliga season. probably randolph's these numbers don't lie. his goal number 33. 34. and let me introduce you to 35. he's on course to break german legend get my last record of 40 goals

. >> mark: we think we are being tested in the pacific, you could say as much as the indian ocean, theylt basically a string of ports 99 year leases with sri lanka, they are annexing certain critical chunks of the globe. you're quite right to say that education is possibly our greatest structural defect. the advantage of the chinese have is they don't waste their time on the stuff -- they don't waste two months talking about whether you should take down confederate statues and to this kind of thing. and that's a huge advantage. if you can just dispense with all of that rubbish, isn't it? >> it is peer to think about all of our schools. we now have schools that teach the oregon department of education put out a publication saying, you shouldn't try to find a single answer in mathematics because that's an example of white supremacy. this is insane. this is literally insane. we have a proposal and california that they should chant to three aztec gods. one was the central figure first human sacrifice. they are not engaged in this kind of woke -- to the best my knowledge, there is no woke di

s above the indian ocean musk hopes reusable vehicles will eventually carry people to the moon ever docked and to mars station once again we've enjoyed some sports news now and in german football the match day 31 kicked off with berg who have little to play for this season hosting cologne who are fighting to avoid relegation the visitors determination showed in the 1st half as they stormed 2 or 3 nil lead. smashed home the 3rd goal but pulled one back early in the 2nd half and then gave cologne a scare as ruben fargus made it $32.00 just after the hour but the visitors held on to claim 3. points in their bid for survival. a bundesliga record that stood for nearly 50 years could soon be beaten by in munich striker robert levin doff ski is back after an injury and will be part of the squad when they face mines later saturday he's on the brink of breaking german legend record of 40 goals in a single bundesliga season. probably randolph's these numbers don't lie. his goal number 33. 34. and let me introduce you to 35. he's on course to break german legend get my last record off 40 goals in a s

west coast time as the spacecraft sales more than 260 miles above the indian ocean. the astronauts are from the u. s. japan and france and will now spend the next six months in space after blasting off from the kennedy space center in florida. yesterday morning. elon musk. stephanie is the first to use a recycled rocket and capsule. but not everything went as planned. this box is christina coleman reports. there were some tense moments onboard the space station shortly after the new crew arrived. hugs and smiles all around the international space station saturday as a new team of astronauts arrives for a six months day. we're so excited to be here, we're ready to get to work. there's a lot of great science that i know we're gonna be, we're gonna be doing and that we're just excited to learn and get started before crew members from the u. s japan and france were launched into space early friday morning from the kennedy space center in florida. the roughly 24 hour trip went smoothly for the most part, but there was a brief moment of calm. concern as the astronauts were

india is a country that has a space program, it's able to put aircraft carriers at sea into the indian oceanore widely. it wants to take a place on the security council as a permanent member of the united nations, but it's government has allowed this. >>> even as emergency aid is rushed to india from around the world, the crisis is only expected to grow more dire in the weeks ahead. dr. sanjay gupta explains why. >> you have a 20% to 25% positivity rate, more than 300,000 people being officially diagnosed which suggests that the numbers of new -- newly infected people every day could be over a million if you do the math on that. we know that the number of people who are diagnosed a few weeks after that is when you see the real surge in hospitalizations and then a few weeks after that the surge in deaths. so the hospitalizations are what they are now, i mean, what are the next four to six weeks going to look like? this gets a lot worse. >> many in india blame prime minister narendra modi's government for mishandling the crisis. a spokesman for his ruling party spoke about the accusations. >>

it broke up over the indian ocean and a few pieces fell in parts of australia and were recovered, but fortunately no one was hit. no one was injured. no property was damaged. i passed here at skylab, because this was still news in 1976 when this museum opened. people streamed and hear literally by the millions. they were thrilled not just to see the old aircraft but the see the new spacecraft. to see what had been happening in space. as they had seen on the news and heard about, and skyline app was one of these featured attractions. skylab was about settling down in space. throughout the 1960s, it had gotten into space, to get into orbit, to get to the moon. after the space race was won by the united states with the landings on the moon in 1969 through 1972 big, most of the sylvia space program and the u.s. space program began to shift gears. as we build's skylab in the early 1970s, the soviets were also beginning to develop a space station. in fact, a series of space stations called sajid. there was a moment there in the early to mid 1970s when soviet and u.s. tension abated somewhat

strategic location gives it outsized significance, as it controls access between the red sea and indian oceanis one of the world's busiest trade routes. it's landlocked neighbor, if you be a, lies on its port to connect to the sea. it is believed to host more foreign military bases than any other country, the u.s. and china have bases with france, japan, italy and spain. catherine soi has our report. >> he says he was that this polling station in djibouti early to express democratic rights. but like many citizens who stood in line to vote he says he expects no surprises and he is the most certain the president will win the election. that is all right with him. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the president is great, he does a lot of things for our country, brings investments and, develops the country with infrastructure and projects. >> the president expressed confidence as he cast his ballot. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the election is taken place in good condition and thank god it has been peaceful and above all thank god people came out to participeee. now we will wait for results.

craft docked with the above the indian ocean. hopes reusable vehicles will eventually carry people to the moon not to the end options station once again we've enjoyed well navy officials in indonesia say they have found items from the submarine that went missing last wednesday crushing hopes of the crews survival the submarine disappeared in this area off the island of bali during training exercises and was classified as missing but indonesia's navy says now it is officially declaring it a sunken vessel several countries had sent warships and aircraft to help with the search. silent witnesses take a r i 9 garland's final die. pipe fragments a grease bottle even a prayer mat. items fished out of the water that have led the indonesian navy to conclude that submarine is lost. with authentic evidence believed to be from the chaos. at the moment we have raised the status from missing sunk. the vessel had been missing since wednesday. navy ships have fanned out to search the area neighboring countries and the u.s. sent help including t

could stay with in countries such as what island such as the bowl deeds and seychelles in the indian ocean and countries like bangladesh where we've also been featuring today's algis there. have real concerns don't they because it affects people's very existence. only existence in small small areas of land. absolutely i mean in countries like bangladesh for example which are at sea level then sea levels rise as glassy as melts and as also as the oceans heats and they expand and that adds to sea level rise and of course for people who depend on the coasts who who depend on fishing for example or fishing communities are really in perilous as sea levels rise and at the same time salinity levels increase as well so that crops on land get get affected and ecosystems get destroyed so so it every every time. just going to interrupt you because you've got the u.n. secretary general until you get her speaking well let's just dip in this to him by walking the talk i applaud the commitment of united states to get greenhouse gas emissions 50 to 52 percent below 25 levels by 20 certainty mother nature

of africa gives it an outsized significance essentially controls access between the red sea and indian ocean at the bubble monday straight one of the world's busiest trade routes it's landlocked maybe ethiopia relies on the port of djibouti to connect to the sea djibouti is believed to host more foreign military bases than any other country the u.s. and china have bases here along with france japan italy and spain. catherine soy has our report. abdul hamann ahmed says he was at this polling station in djibouti ali to express his democratic right but like many other citizens who stood in line to vote he say he expects no surprises and that he's almost certain president. will win the election and that's alright with him. president is great he does a lot of things for country brings investments in develops the country with a lot of new projects and infrastructure. the president also expressed confidence as he cast his ballot. that the election has taken place in good conditions thank god it has been peaceful and above all thank god the people came out to participate now we will wait for the res

light of the time of launch at 5:49:02 eastern time the space station be flying 250 miles over the indian ocean south of sri lanka. now with t minus 15 minutes and 32nd well to focus on the pet as we proceed through the final stretch of the countdown will turn it over to hawthorne to take us through large at 5:49 a.m. john. >> we are inside t minus 14 minutes. everything is still looking good for launched the falcon nine and dragon, 49 minutes and two seconds after the hour. how can i began propellant load at t -35 minutes. loading of the rp one fuel onto stage two is complete. fuel voting is continued on the first stage we are over half and it will finish at t minus six minutes. densa fight liquid oxygen loading is continuing on the first stage and we began loading liquid oxygen onto the second stage a few minutes ago. the liquid oxygen loading will wrap up t minus three minutes on the first stage, t -2 minutes on the second stage. check out of the thrust vector controls are coming up along with the throttle valve checkouts on the engines. that's what movie engines a little bit to make sure th

south indian ocean. endeavor connected to the international space station for the seco >> astronauts say they e creating sleep arrangements. the iss population went up to 11 people over the weekend with the arrival of four more crewmembers.

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, he had been attacking — in the indian ocean, he had been attacking japanese targets, but he wasnt through the ranks from able seaman right through to world officer. the queen: i name this ship britannia. l i wish success to her and to all who sail in her. she was just all ready to go to sea and then we took her to sea. the duke, i've got to say, was really a typical naval officer, and what better could he have than the feel of the ship under him and the motions and everything else, it does bring the heartstrings out! the duke came in from mombasa and joined the royal yacht. i think the purpose was to go to all these little islands and to remind these people that they were part of the commonwealth, as well. it was great fun to be on board. everyone was all chums together and worked hard, but also played hard. despite the rank and everything else. this was 1956, christmas day. down in the antarctic. the duke of edinburgh took all the time to walk round and meet all the yachties. we'd started a beard growing competition and you can just see the little seven o'clock shadow on the du

number of options to get a base elsewhere in africa, tanzania, primarily on the east coast and the indian oceanhen they place a number of bets down along the atlantic coast. my concern is the greatest along the atlantic coast of africa and this is probably, this is the most sniffing and threat, i think, from china would be to gain a militarily useful naval facility on the atlantic coast of africa. by militarily useful i mean something more than a place that they can make port calls and get gas and groceries. i'm talking about a port where they can rearm with the munitions and repair naval buses. they are working aggressively to get that but we have not seen any of that come to fruition yet and it is my number one global power competition concern. >> thank you, general townsend. general mckenzie, with the withdrawal of troops in afghanistan that we have received various estimates of how that will play out over the next year or so and i for one thing we think we will run into that afghanistan will run into serious problems as we completely withdrawal our troops but primarily concerned about force

a look below the waves in this corner of the indian ocean reveals a carpet of green for miles and milesike this underwater meadow captures more planet-warming carbon dioxide and is roughly the size of switzerland. >> it's our biggest tool against the climate cries. >> also home to a lot of sea life. >> it was simply amazing. a lot of sea grass, corals, smaller schools of fish. >> but environmental experts say sea grass is in danger. with the world losing a football field's worth every 30 minutes because of human activity. this activist dove deep to get the message out. >> we're demanding climate action, strong climate actions which includes protecting this huge area. >> scientists say protecting the environment will also preserve our future. "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. ♪ >>> our music is on point today. >> i know. >> i'm sorry, on point. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm dana jacobson with michelle miller and jeff glor. coming up this hour, it's a monumental feature that's drawn comparisons to ancient greece and rome. this facility has a thoroughly mode

working and number of options to be elsewhere in africa and tanzania primarily on the east coast the indian ocean then they placed a number of bets down on the atlantic coast. my greatest concern is the atlantic coast of africa. this is the most significant threat from china with a naval facility on the coast of africa. and then to get gas and groceries where they can we arm with munitions and repairs and naval vessels they work aggressively but we have not seen that come to fruition yet it is my number one and global power competition concern. >> general mckenzie with the withdrawal of troops in afghanistan we have received various estimates how that will play out over the next year with what we will run into into serious problems after we completely withdraw our troops but i am concerned with course protection as we are we just going to exploit the gap or will be surge give me a sense of some confidence we can do this with the full expectation the taliban takes a shot on the way out the door? >> we are prepared if the taliban want to take shots at us today or any point during the withdrawal gen

it went missing wednesday during a torpedo drill where the indian ocean meets the bali sea.ubmarines, five airplanes, and more than 20 warships now searching for the navy sub which disappeared after asking for permission to dive. there was an oil spill that could have come from the missing vessel. now, the navy insisting that it was fit for purpose even though it was built, get this, over 40 years ago. the authorities saying there's enough oxygen on board to last until saturday at 3:00 a.m. local, that's about 3:00 p.m. new york time. so the clock is ticking for the missing sub and a really anxious time for their families. whit? >> a race against time. ian pannell for us, thank you. michael? >>> we'll turn now to "ingenuity's" second flight. this morning, nasa's mars helicopter set to take off again for the red planet, and after the success of that first voyage, when we saw those iconic images sent back to earth, they're going even bigger this time. the helicopter plans to hover 16 feet above the planet's surface. after this, "ingenuity" is planning to fly at least three mor

could see at the mouths of the river all of the silt that was flowing out to the waters of the indian ocean. so now we are so much more prepared to measure what is happening. >> that is why nasa is going to be so important and we have introduced the environmental justice data collection act so that we can see where the harm is occurring and then direct as president biden wants to do the funding towards those communities and those places that have suffered the most environmental injustice, so we are looking forward to partnering with you on that. i recently sent the federal trade commission a letter highlighting evidence that the prodigy education engagement and deceptive practices research shows the online masking manipulates children and families into making purchases by constantly telling them what items the friends have bought can you please commit this if you are confirmed that you will use your full authority under section five of the federal trade commission act to ensure that we hold companies accountable when they attempt to manipulate and monetize the activities of children? >> in

could see at the mouths of the river all of the silt that was flowing out to the waters of the indian ocean. so now we are so much more prepared to measure what is happening. >> that is why nasa is going to be so important and we have introduced the environmental justice data collection act so that we can see where the harm is occurring and then direct as president biden wants to do the funding towards those communities and those places that have suffered the most environmental injustice, so we are looking forward to partnering with you on that. i recently sent the federal trade commission a letter highlighting evidence that the prodigy education engagement and deceptive practices research shows the online masking manipulates children and families into making purchases by constantly telling them what items the friends have bought can you please commit this if you are confirmed that you will use your full authority under section five of the federal trade commission act to ensure that we hold companies accountable when they attempt to manipulate and monetize the activities of children? >> in

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whether that be beyond the atlantic coast of africa or the indian ocean coast of africa they're working hard to establish air bases and that is of great concern. >> with regard to a potential buildup, general townsend withdrawal of troops from afghanistan that we might increase troops, a constant threat of extremism. how will we do that if that is our plan, do you think? >> congresswoman, i don't -- as an economy of force effort for the department of defense, i don't anticipate an uplift of resources despite the drawdown. so i'm not anticipating that. we're going to undergo this global posture review and work through all those questions. >> i look forward to that. i do have concerns. i know i'm not alone in sharing those concerns with that particular part of the world. africa seems to be a rising opportunity for terrorists to land there in the absence of other places around the world they could land. i want to make sure we're keeping an eye on the region. i appreciate your time and i yield back. >> thank you, representative. the chair now recognizes representative bice of oklahoma for f