it is it ten years since the international space station first became habitable that was when a russian module with life support systems docked with the orbiter the event revolutionized the research which could be carried out on the i assess sean thomas finds more for us. it circles the globe about three hundred fifty kilometers from the earth's surface it is the largest construction in space it is a marvel of modern engineering which is approaching a crucial milestone. the i.s.a.'s is a major contemporary space project it involves a big number of program participants including the united states canada european countries and japan and the station is being used as a big scientific laboratory though it is a prime example of international cooperation now the roots of the station stem from the apollo soyuz program thirty five years ago when two rival space programs of the u.s. and soviet union integrated technology for the first time twenty years later russia and the u.s. expanded on that shared experience with the goal of creating a permanent space presence. we were part of right similes o

have a sour a milestone for the i said find out the docking of a russian module at the international space station ten years ago made work aboard the largest construction on the possible. plus the dilemma facing german ex convicts will society take them back or see them locked up after they've served their sentences. before that north korea has demanded its experts be allowed to examine the side where south korean warship sank the vessel went down in march killing forty six sailors and international investigation accused in the worth of carrying out of her pito attack and a second inquiry led by russia has reportedly test down that saying a mind could be to blame foreign policy analyst stephen cowan says the result of the first international report raise doubts even within south korea. the lead government is not a government that is interested in peaceful coexistence with north korea. is to see the collapse of north korea and its absorption into the south. it's also suspicious that the south korean government's report was released on the eve of gubernatorial and local elections there's also the ca

prague this week marks ten years since the international space station first became habitable a decade ago russian life support systems were installed which meant cosmonauts could spend more time in orbit to celebrate the anniversary the current crew sent a message from space. square to be welcomed here in our space office is the best window view traffic jams on the way to work though there are not many people around and space aliens haven't visited us yet who never balls and luckily we are far away from each well artesian thomas was lucky enough to get a close up look at the workings of the eye assess but with his feet firmly on the ground. it circles the globe about three hundred fifty kilometers from the earth's surface it is the largest construction in space it is a marvel of modern engineering which is approaching a crucial milestone moment the i.s.a.'s is a major contemporary space project it involves a big number of program participants including the united states canada european countries and japan and the station is being used as a big scientific laboratory though it is a prim

supposed to be in service until two thousand and fifteen it looks like a bright future for the international space station. assessment was decided to prolong the station's use until twenty twenty one and possibly even longer if the technical state of the station is good ensuring a continued international presence in space for many more years to come sean thomas r.t. moscow just ten twenty seven minutes past the hour here in the russian capital i'll be back with a recap of our headlines in just a couple of minutes stay with us for that. coming into the future. this is. your stereo display the life. here on. the country. to vote for bush. always adds by one vote for kerry vote for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right buttons. they can flip the boat that. wealthy british scientists on. the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. no holds barred global financial headlines. salty here in moscow with twenty four hours a

supposed to be in service until two thousand and fifteen it looks like a bright future for the international space station which. assessment has decided to prolong the station's use until twenty twenty and possibly even longer if the technical state of the station is good ensuring a continued international presence in space for many more years to come john thomas archie moscow. and i'll be back with a recap of our headlines in just a couple of minutes. by one vote for kerry. so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right button. you can flip the vote . for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. it is five thirty pm here in moscow you were running down the top stories of the day and from this past week and. a blaze is caused by a record breaking heat in russia have spread into new areas where wildfires have claimed at least thirty lives this week and destroyed thousands of homes. wiki leaks secrets the

supposed to be in service until two thousand and fifteen it looks like a bright future for the international space station which. my assessment has decided to prolong the station's use until twenty twenty and possibly even longer if the technical state of the station is good ensuring a continued international presence in space for many more years to come john thomas r.t. moscow. and more head live to comment just a few moments. every month we give you the future we understand. and want to bring the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our keep. their vote for bush. always adds by one vote for kerry but for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right button. he can flip the boat there. it is seven thirty pm on sunday here and we're covering the top stories of the weekend today. and a fire blazing. breaking heat in russia. new areas the wildfires have claimed at least destroyed thousan

if all goes as planned, mark calley will be piloting the space shuttle to go to the international space station. his twin brother will be there to greet him in his role as commander of the mission on board of the international space station. >> it is a privilege to be here in space. >> meet scott kelly and his brother, mark. they are both astronauts. they share the same amazing job and are scheduled to both be in space. they have more important things in their minds. >> the focus of these missions, this is something that we have never expected to happen. we will be caring and $1.5 billion particle detector which will attach to the outside of the space station. >> they will leave at different times. mark will be commanding the space station and his brother will be the commander of the mission. >> my flight is six months long and as more of a marathon than a sprint and down -- than a sprint. they are the same because we're of commanders and our primary objective is the mission. the whole human aspect of us line space is just an added part. >> when this is completed, this might end the shuttle fli

. >> and astronauts aboard the international space station are being asked to perform an emergency spacewalk. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser, we had 90s inland and we kept the clouds and 50s at the coast. live shot you can definitely see low clouds and fog moving back in over san francisco. we may see a little warmrmrmrmrm >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> bp's chief operating officer he would eat fish from the gulf of mexico and let his family eat it to. doug took a tour of the area. it's reopened to fishing late last week and some observers have questioned whether it's safe. he said they wouldn't have opened the waters if it wasn't safe to fish. >> netherlands completely pulled their troops out of afghanistan. 1900 troops ended their combat mission today. it comes at time of rising casualties. july was the deadliest month with of you troops killed. pentagon is trying to protect afghans who may be at risk after the release of tens of thousands of documents released by wili leaks. >> this information puts those in afghanistan who have helped us at risk. it put

. >>> critical repairs are needed tonight on the international space station. at's wrong and how nasa hopes to fix it. >>> astronauts will take the first of two emergency space walks thursday to repair the cooling system on the international space station. engineers teams have been working nonstop now since saturday night since one of two cooling loops shut down. a second space walk will be needed to finish the job likely on sunday. the six crew members are safe, but some of the equipment on board has been shut down to prevent overheating. >>> mark is here now with sports, this is my favorite time of year. all about football. >> i thought it was hockey. >> well, hockey too, but football as well. >> you're right, cal, sanford and san jose state all the local college teams hard at it. and the keepers, out in danville. julie's kids will be at it out on the practice field. and the ncaa conference attended today by all three big schools. and sanford fourth under harbauh. the conversation soon turned to the pac10 turns the pac12. >> it's the pac 10 today. later it'll

. >>> some difficult work for astronauts to make a repair of a cooling pump at the international space station. it's been broken for 11 days. it stops electronics from overheating. scientists calling it the most challenging repair job in the 12-year history of the international space station. they suited up last saturday to pictures pump but found an ammonia leak in the process so today is to remove that broken pump which is actually the size of about a bathtub and tomorrow they will replace it. >>> investigators are now trying to figure out what caused the plane crash that killed five people including former alaska senator ted stevens. four other people on that flight survived. joel brown shows us what rescue crews encountered when they first arrived at the crash site. >> reporter: the american flag near the capital dome is flying at half-staff in honor of late alaska senator ted stevens. he is one of five dead after a small plane crashed into a mountain in the alaska wilderness. bad weather made it tough for medics to reach the crash site some 325 miles from anchorage. when they got there th

find out what they're planning for the international space station. >>> nasa engineers are working on plan to turn part of the international space station into a space ship when it is retired in 2020. the module would be turned into crew quarters for a manned mission to an asteroid in 2025. >>> two u.s. astronauts made a service call in space today to try and repair the cooling system on board the international spacization. nasa says today's space walk was a success. >> a very complicated choreographed sequence of events to isolate ammonia within the intricate plumbing lines of the cooling system of the international space station. >> flight engineers set out to remove an 800-pound broken ammonia pump that failed more than a week ago and they accomplished take mission. they shut off the flow of ammonia, disconnected cables, removed bolts and brought the old pump inside the space station. astronaut caldwell dyson even had time to check out the view. >> [ indiscernible ] >> the coastline is what i heard. >> southern? >> southern. >> the astronauts also prepared a spare pump which they p

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foothills killing all 152 passengers on board. >>> tonight the astronauts on board the international space station are preparing to take a space walk after a serious malfunction in the station's cooling system. >> everything the crew needs to survive, they are in good shape, all those systems are active. >> nasa says the space station crew is safe and that all critical operations are intact but saturday night a pump on the steer you're of the station failed training a circuit breaker and shutting down one of two cooling loops. nasa engineers have been scrambling to put together a response plan while astronauts here on earth practice repair ec. techniques in an underwater tank. on board the station crews temporarily shut down some operations including gps and freezers that contain specimens for space experiments to take a load off of the station's power system. >> unnecessary lights are off, unnecessary heaters are off, things of this nature. but we don't have any restrictions, if you will. it's really, today, it's about managing power. >> the iss crew has already planned a space walk to work on th

. >> the task force decided japan will extend its participation in the international space station project for five years until 2020. >>> japan's justice ministry allowed the media to film and photograph one of the country's execution chambers. the justice minister ordered the media tour to encourage debate on death penalty. on friday, journalists were guided through the facility in the tokyo detention house where executions are carried out. the reporters were first shown a room where the inmate is given a chance to say any last words. in the execution chamber, they heard that the condemned are taken to a trapdoor outlined in red where a rope is put around their necks. then they opened trap door. three prison guards push the button at the same time so they don't know who is responsible for the death. the entire execution facility was air conditioned and smelled of incense. the justice ministry had until now declined to disclose information on executions partly out of consideration for the families of death row convicts. chiba decided to open the chamber after becoming the first justice min

they stop them on to the outside of the international space station. the bugs inside the rocks experienced a cold vacuum of space, surely nothing could survive these conditions, but something did. this is a super bug that can survive in space. there are many uses of microbes in space. these produce oxygen and can be used as a life support system to sustain human spirit we have established permanent residence -- they could be these microorganisms that we will use. it all sounds like science fiction, but these really do contain organisms that can survive an hour -- in airspace. -- in outer space. >> aid is arriving but still not enough. pakistan has called on the world to step up to its response. officials are warning the floods and slow response represents an opportunity for militant groups. the taliban was driven out from one area by a major army offensive last year. >> a place of a stunning 3 d vehrs new stars. the floods -- bears new scars. many communities are caught off as they become so it has to be carried in punishing heat. we joined the track to

. >> space shuttle atlantis -- >> they took the rocks to the international space station. the microorganisms were exposed to the vacuum of space and the radiation of cosmic rays. nothing could survive these conditions. something did. this is the first microorganism to have been found to survive in space. scientists believe they can use it to colonize other worlds. there are many uses of microbes in space. these produce oxygen, and they can be used to sustain human beings in mars. if we do establish a permanent presence, it could be the hardy organism is we have selected that we will use to create these life-support systems. >> it sounds like science fiction, but they really do contain organisms that can survive in outer space. >> it might be winter in argentina right now, but things are hopping in buenos r.f., where the tanker championship is taking place. -- buenos aires, where the tango championship is taking place. >> they say it takes two to tango, but more than 200 couples have descended upon the city for the championship. since the united nations declared the dance as

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. >> and astronauts aboard the international space station are being asked to perform an emergey spacewalk. >> i'm meteorologt leigh glaser, we had 90s inland and we kept the clouds and 50s at the coast. live shot you can definitely see low clouds and fog moving back in over san francisco. we may see a ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last ar? how'd you do it? sile stuff... eating right...whole grain. whole grn? [ female aouncer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have hethier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole gras and 110 litly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. [ kid 1 ] wanna knowsome ? we love summertime fun! ...wearing our favorite color.. ...and jamming to our favorite bands! ♪ but we love eating totino's e most. we live for fun... ...friends... [ both ] ...and best of all... [ all ] ..ur favorite... ...eating totino's! ♪ we're the ks in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ we're the kids in... >>> bp's chief operating officer he would eat fish from the gulf of mexico and let his family eat it to. doug took a tour of

. >> and a critical repair astronauts finished today on the international space station. >> and zsa-zsa gabor's health is getting wors we all know hti was hit by a devastating earthquake. tens of thousands of haitians have died, and that number isising. we don't have time to sit around and talk about what we can do to help. you can help by dating today.und >>> to astronauts installed a new pump today finishing some urgent cooli system repairs. it was the third spacewalk in ten days. they hooked up power cables. the lab has been operating on half of it's cooling capabilities after ins the pump failed. if everything goes well nasa hopes to have it back in action by this coming thursday. >> and nasa cooling system is working overtime. >> it's been running a long time and it may stop a little bit today. let's take a look outside and as we look from south beach at some of the clouds are starting to break. as we look down to the airport and we saw that you can see some of the clouds breaking. another perspective we lik to show and there is some of the fog and noce how compressed the mane laye

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spacewalk outside the international space station today. 's the 150th space walk in >>> a milestone's spacewalk outside the international space station today. it's the 150th spacewalk in support of the space station since the construction began in 1998. two astronauts installed a new pump to the station's cooling system and it actually had broken down two weeks ago. the station has been operating on just half the normal cooling capacity since then shutting down some of the science projects and turning off some of the equipment, too. >> we do not need air- conditioning here. >> oh, no. >> my goodness join land you did a little bit. high temperature 89 degrees in gilroy. >> oh. >> i know, in your neck of the woods it's frigid! she comes in and she is wearing boots and thermal underwear and... [ laughter ] >> not a pretty sight. what is a pretty sight is look at this our mount vaca cam, look at this. isn't this glorious? >> yeah. >> right there today it was 89 degrees. the winds are now kicking up off the water however out of the west up to 23

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. >> napa officis say the astronauts aboard the international space station may have to do an emergencypacewalk this week. part of the cooling sysm was shut down. astronauts are not in nay danger but repairs need to be made soon. they shut down saturday night. it ensures that electronic gear doesn't overheat. a faile of the second system would endanger critical equipment. >> the united arab emirates is planning on banning blackbries they say the devices use en cryptic channels th can't be monitored for illegal activity. they want to establish itself as an internaonal business hub. saudi arabia is planning similar ban next mont >> lindsay lohan is out of jail and what the judge is requiring of her now. i know. i know i nd to quit this. ah, they can give me a plan. - help me through the rough sps. - so you're ready to... quit? everyone wants me to it-- my doctor, my wi, the dog. - not goodor the dog. - anyone else? hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i wante to quit. tdd# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) woman: smokers' helpline. >>> today at 3:00, how to get a perfect fit. and how to ha

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. >>> and progress with a repair job at the international space station. yesterday astronauts completed urgent fixes on a cooling system. so far tests show the ammonia pump is working well. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,302 after losing a point yesterday. the s&p went up a fraction. the nasdaq rose 8 points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dropped 34 points, but in hong kong the hang seng gained 25 points. >>> you might say investors have a case of the summertime blues. and right now it's easy to see why so many are sitting on the sidelines. disappointing economic data continued to pile up yesterday with homebuilder confidence dipping for the third straight month, thanks to the weak economy and a flood of bargain basement foreclosed properties. an index of new manufacturing orders in new york state didn't bode well for things picking up any time soon either. gold prices hit a six-week high as investors sought out safer bets in metals and mining companies.

. >>> nasa is planning a pair of space walks at the international space station after its cooling system shut down this weekend. astronauts were forced to power down equipment after alarms went off throughout the outpost. officials say the six occupants were in no danger. >>> and a new son-in-law has been welcomed into the clinton family. this weekend, amid high security, chelsea clinton married her long time boyfriend in upstate new york. in a statement, former president bill clinton and secretary of state hillary clinton said, quote, we could not have asked for a more perfect day. how sweet. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,465 after losing 1 point on friday. the s&p went up a fraction and the nasdaq gained three points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, the nikkei added 33, while in hong kong, the hang seng jumped 382 points. >>> a lot on tap in the business world this week. but the biggest hint about the health of the economy and the recovery won't come until friday. several consumer staples took it on the ch

for now, though, nasa will use the fleet to send cargo to the international space station. lift-off is expected later this year. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> talk about a fab find. an english photographer discovered never-before-seen pictures of the fab four that had been collecting dust in his attic for nearly 50 years. the photos show the beatles casually hanging out well before the mass hysteria that would normally follow them. that's because these were snapped in 1963, a year before beatlemania took the world by storm. >>> a full moon has an eerie reputation, but in greece, it's a tourist attraction. archaeological sites like the acropolis opened up to the public for free the night of the full moon, which in august is considered the most beautiful. tourists came out to marvel at the impressive color and moonlighting in what's become a 13-year tradition in greece. >>> you've seen robots that can walk and talk. so what's next? apparently, the ability to smell. scientists in japan implanted ge

and they stuck a month to the outside of the international space station. r a year and a half, the bugs and said the rocks experience the called vacuum of space. surely nothing could survive these conditions. but something did. here it is. this super bug that can survive in that space. >> their many uses of microbes in space. for example, these sorts of places where microbe's produce oxygen, and they can be used by life-support systems to sustain human beings on the moon and mars. if we eventually establish a permanent human presence on the moon and mars, it would be a hardy organism was the lead in experiments like these that we will use. >> it also likes science fiction, but they do contain organisms that can survive in our space. ♪ >> one main headline this hour on "bbc world news." aid is arriving but still not enough. the u.n. has called on the world to step up its response to pakistan's monsoon floods. officials in pakistan and the united states have long been warning that the floods in the slow response represent an opportunity for militant groups inc

. >>> half of the international space station's cooling system shut down suddenly last night. the cooling system is not primarily meant for the astronauts comfort. it helps prevent the electronic equipment from overheating. astronauts had hoto power down the gps circuit and several power converters. nasa managers say nobody is in danger but a spacewalk may be needed to repair the system. >>> a cat in the uk lost more than a few lives in one stroke when he got caught under a tractor earlier this year. now the cat survived and is back on track thanks to a revolution in animal medical science. nbc's tazin ahmed has the story. >> reporter: he looks like an ordinary cat but oscar is anything but ordinary. he's a bionic cat. his heinz legs were severed by a combine harvester. those aren't white paws you see. they are bionic legs. >> i felt he was a fighter. i felt he wanted to live. he dragged himself all the way home. >> reporter: fitpatrick runs a revolutionary vet practice using state of the art equipment. he saves pets that aren't expected to live. when oscar arrived, his chance

the two men will have us seeing double at the international space station. l brown reports. >> reporter: mark kelly joined nasa in 1996. >> so did scott kelly. >> first aboard commander scott kelly. >> reporter: the space program had so much trouble telling them apart, one grew a mustache. >> it makes it easier on us so you're not called the wrong name repeatedly throughout the day. >> reporter: they're identical twins and about to make history in space. they'll become the first brothers to meet on the final frontier. >> for us it's not something we expected to happen. >> reporter: scott heads to the space station in october. mark will meet up with him when he leads what's supposed to be the last shuttle flight in february. the brothers will spent ten days working together. >> when we're in space on the space shuttle and space station executing this complicated mission, we're probably not even going to notice. >> reporter: while this mission will likely be the highlights of their career, it will also mark the end of the shuttle program. >> i would like to thi

well this week marks ten years since the international space station first became habitable for humans a decade ago a russian module docked with your butter in an event which revolutionized research at the station. is the largest construction in space and has the potential patient of many countries the program was originally going to end in two thousand and fifteen but it has been extended by five more years the current crew sent their message from space. we're glad to be working here in our space office is that best window of you know traffic jams in a way to work and although there are not many people around in space aliens haven't visited us yet we're never bored. and to another technical milestone now this time in the russian film industry joint technology update on the set of the country's first comedy film the fully in three d. format. coming into the future. just three she. escaped from a cinema and landed in the living room shot on specials and says stream streets are stereo displaying the life the us is no problem which ensures the three d. country knows you are dangerous year

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