survive in a vacuum it will be the first time with her still serve as commander on the international space station is not mine they're all meant to be this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time you can still see traces of sort for my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few lucky ones allowed to train in my own space suit i'll get a new one for the next flight it's tailor made for me and ready to go. live the five. this is the view alexander guest had on his first space flight. in twenty fourteen of the geophysicist became the third german to fly to the international space station during his next mission called horizons the crew will conduct about eighty experiments some a new. guest performed on his fear. flight. with the training center in the so-called star city near moscow is steeped in history generations of cosmonauts and quite a few astronauts who when doctors here. the immediate future of space research belongs to these three astronauts to ensure their flight on the sixth of june go smoothly but they're doing takeoff blending and docking exercises in the reconstruction of t

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survive in a vacuum that will be the first time a guest will serve as commander on the international space station does not mind their own life if this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time and you can still see traces of sort for my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few walkie ones allowed to train in my own spacesuit i'll get a new one for the next flight it's tailor made for me and ready to go. i'm the guy . and this is the view alexander guest had on his first space flight. in twenty fourteen of the geophysicist became the thirty german to fly to the international space station during his next mission called horizons the crew will conduct about eighty experiments some a new others guest performed on his first flight. the splits and it'll be a little like coming home and i've spent around six months of my life there and have nice memories from the last time i'm really looking forward to this because it off for. the training center in the so-called the star city near moscow is steeped in history generations of cosmonauts and quite a few astronauts who when dr to here star city

also included a plan to allow private companies to take control of the international space station. ebster has more. what is this? the budget? >> yeah. we'll get to the space stuff in just a moment. this is a $4.4 trillion spending plan. let's begin with the cuts. medicaid and medicare. $250 billion for medicaid over ten years. cuts to the food stamp program. $214 billion over ten years. the epa, this will get some tongues wagging. $208 billion in cuts. a 34% cut. by the way, virtually eliminates all climate change related programs. let's take a look at the boosts. defense spending. heard a lot about this of the $716 billion going to the mel teary. healthcare for the veterans. the opioid crisis response, $13 billion. as you mentioned there, we're talking about the restructuring this country for roads and rails and ports and airports. the feds kick in $200 billion. it's hoped that the states and private enterprise will pick up the rest to make it $1.5 trillion. >> shepard: and pass along -- >> expect higher taxes. >> shepard: or road tolls. we always pay. >> always. bottom line. >> sh

space mission at the end of april he will join the missions the horizons mission for the international space stationit will be a second trip and he'll be in charge of the orbital lab for six months. you're a chateau caught up with the russian space training center star city. these spacesuits aren't full lightweights invented the scales at around ten kilograms each once in space to ensure that alexander guest and his crew mates sergei prokofiev and syriana and chancellor can survive in a vacuum which it will be the first time a guest will serve as commander on the international space station that's not mine there are much of it this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time and you can still see traces of sort from my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few lucky ones allowed to train in my own spacesuit i'll get a new one for the next flight it's tailor made for me and ready to go. from the five. this is the view alexander guest had on his first space flight. in twenty fourteen of the geophysicist became the thirty german to fly to the international space station during his next mission

to learn more details today about a plan from the trump administration to privatize the international space station reportedly involves ending funding for the station in seven years, and then turning its operations over to the international and commercial para -- partnerships organized by nasa. part of a white house budget request that is expected to face stiff opposition in congress. the u.s. has spent nearly $100 billion to build and operate the space station. >>> when we come back, a new indication that the u.s. may be ready to talk to north korea. >>> history at the olympics. what this american figure skater did for the first time ever. >>> and a car plows through a wall and off a parking garage. the distraction the driver is now blaming. garage. the distraction the driver is now blaming. l help you save more with zero dollar copays on select plans and reward points on prescriptions. so no matter where you're going or who you are, it's worth the trip. we'll help you find low cost prescriptions including zero dollar copays on select medicare part d plans. walgreens. trusted since 1901. of being

. >> why astronauts took a stroll outside the international space station today and the critical piece of the station that needed a fix when p9hz z5yz y2p9hy y5yy >>> "eyewitness news" at noon astronauts are on the move outside international space station, to the crew mates on bone verdict tune into space to reposition two robot armed mechanism, space walk is third over past four months to go to overhauling the arm critical to station operations, and space walk is also 208th devoted to station assembly and maintenance since 1998. >>> we have an update to our breaking news that will be down of the philadelphia middle school. >> lets get to david spunt. what do you know. >> well, we found out that a toy gun was located behind a radiator here at wagner middle school so a student was right, did see some sort of gun when the school was on lock down to day police and swat searched for a while. i want to do a live interview with cristina page, you said your son inside the school right now, certainly is a scary few hours for you, tell me exactly what happened. >> i woke up this morning, was fi

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spacex does have a contract with nasa to supply materials to the international space station, it alsore astronauts to be sent into space. nasa is watching this very, very carefully. nasa's also competing with this rocket development, because it has its own very heavy rocket in development at the moment, the space launch system. that has actually been delayed until 2022, which makes this test launch commercially hugely important for elon musk and spacex. victoria, we must leave it there for now. i note you will keep an eye on this for us, and fingers crossed that it does happen within this window you will have been describing. victoria gill, oui’ have been describing. victoria gill, our science correspondent, thank you. some news in from taiwan. there has been a huge earthquake there, and rotors are now reporting that two people have died —— reuters reporting. and more than 100 have been injured in this earthquake. rescuers in taiwan are searching for people trapped in a hotel which partially collapsed after the earthquake, which measured 6.4 on the richter scale. people have been take

i'm next on the tvs "after words" astronaut scott kelly recalls his year aboard the international space station in other voyages into space. he's interviewed by charles bolden. "after words" his weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest works. >> host: scott, how you doing today? >> guest: i'm doing great. >> host: i'm not a big reader brought by her book. i found it to be inspiring, informative and inspiring. i'm just wondering if you could tell me the way that i was touched by your book if there is something that did a similar thing to you they got you on the track from your wayward life. >> guest: i guess we -- i will start to answer your question further back in that is when i was a kid growing up i was the opposite kid you expect to become an astronaut because it wasn't a good student and i couldn't pay attention in class, absolutely impossible for me to do that and i was a kid in the back of the room looking out the window or looking at the clock trying to will it run faster and i did that more than anything else. i went to co

must get his partner supply the international space station their next goal the colonization of mars. fourth place. the multi-faceted online community love sharing including lodging that ranges from tree houses to stylish apartments the american peer to peer mining platform has tallied up a net worth of twenty five point four billion euros too shabby. third place shalmi the chinese electronics company sells smart phones for low prices and owns much of its success to its charismatic c.e.o. the company is worth thirty seven point six billion euros and the headquarters have a cool slide to boot. second place d.d. choose the online ride sharing services setting out to expand internationally but whoever wants to buy it will have to hand over forty point nine billion euros in the tankers. coming in at number one is the american transportation provider this ride sharing service is worth about fifty five point six billion euros and it offers reliable transport to people from all walks of life. that was the ship ranking and now telephone scammers fake microsoft employees are targeting p.c. use

first spaceflight by a german alexander guest will be the first german come under on the international space station. the horizons mission will take off from the by canoe a space launch facility in southern kazakhstan the base summer. and a reminder now of our top story at this hour a sports court has overturned lifetime bans on dozens the russian olympic athlete accused of doping the international olympic committee warns the ruling could harm the future fight against doping it's uncertain if the athletes can compete in the winter games that kick off next week. thanks for watching t.v. . playing. into the conflict zone after many delays kosovo has a new rule crimes court for the many people want to see a scrub so for it's even tougher than running over says landed up on the desk of the prime minister rudd daemonic who is my guest the worst is told a list of cool she stalks he can pretty much forget about joining nato for the new what's he going to do. this thing since sumptuous come from. the business of creation. there was magic in the twenty years ago. now the world's not just design she would res

kelly thanks for joining is. >> good to see you -- >> your take on privatization of the international space stationclear exactly what that means, the -- you know the president the administration, didn't really put out specifics other than we are talking about privatizing space station i think generally means to a lot of people is that you would kind of turn the keys over to the of the fast to outside organization which i -- personally don't think is very practical. >> captain, can that even be done? because kevin kelley here what is the things that with international space station you have other countries going up there, like, is it even feasible possible that we could do something like this because we have russians up there, it seems like this cooperative a bunch of countries are actually working together, on something, for the betterment of man campaigned as opposed to constantly fighting in middle east. >> certain aspects we can, we already do. you know we turn some of the payload operations over to commercial organizations. we have turned the resupply of the space station over to two companies

. >>> the trump administration plans to privatetize the international space station. they would like to stop funding it after the year 2024. the transitional plan is being worked on right now. nasa would like to expand international and commercial partnerships to make sure there is continued human access to the space station as it operates at it low earth orbit. there is opposition to that plan. republican senator ted cruz called it an idea of numskulls. >>> today president trump will unveil details of his infrastructure plan. the white house will include $1.5 trillion to fix aging rolls. only 200 billion will come from direct spending. the president would like to rest of the money to come from state and local contribution or loans. democrats announced their own proposal that calls for five times the president funding. >>> the president will release his budget plan. this includes funding for the wall. rulings are charging the wall on environmental grounds. they say the equal will endanger the santa ana wildlife refuge. >> it would run the entire three miles along the

spent most of today on a so—called space walk, conducting maintenance on the outside of the international space stationlk about an office with a view. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm damian johnson with the main stories. chelsea sweep championship strugglers hull city aside to book their place in the sixth round of the fa cup. roger federer becomes the oldest swinger in town regaining the world number one spot at the age of 36. and britain's dom parsons claims britain's first medal of the winter olympics in the skeleton and the first by a male competitor for seventy yea rs. chelsea have eased into the sixth round of the fa cup with a comfortable a—nil victory over championship strugglers hull city. there was no upset in tonight's other game either as leicester beat another championship side sheffield united. adam wild rounds up the action. even in this competition framed for u psets few even in this competition framed for upsets few expected one. whole city's real battle lies elsewhere. —— hull. city's real battle lies elsewhere. -- hull. what a start for chelsea! the only surprise about

space stations. unlike the international space station, which was put together one module at a time, bigelows would launchnce it gets there. like the beam habitat already on the space station. and then on successive rockets a crew and paying customers would launch aboard space x and bowing capsules. rendezvousing with the new space station and living and working until returning home. >> you want to have an entertainment ability on a deep space mission like that. so people can really enjoy themselves. you know, why suffer? if you don't have to, right? >> reporter: the skins of the expandables are made with about 3 feet of thick multi layered soft fabric which actually better protect people living in space than the aluminum modules current until orbit specifically from the non-stop barrage of radiation and space debris that making living up beyond earth even riskier. phil keating fox news. >> want a birds eye view of the grand canyon. now you won't to get into an air play any more to get that spectacular view. >> and what's that smell might be bad breath. millennials are slacking when it comes to brushing t

three astronauts have touched down safely in kazakhstan after almost six months aboard the international space station two americans and one russian were among the crew whose mission included research and equipment maintenance work a crew to replace the three men is due to lift off on march twenty first. for afghan president has offered peace talks to the taliban during a conference aimed at bringing stability to the region as part of his attempts to end an insurgency the began after the u.s. led ouster of the taliban in two thousand and one though the taliban are not taking part in today's conference ghani offer of the militant group the possibility of political recognition if it accepted his peace offer and the afghan constitution president also reached out to neighboring pakistan which has been accused of providing a safe haven for taliban militants. well this move comes amid reports that pakistani officials are preparing the forced return of millions of afghans who fought to sought refuge there some have lived in pakistan all their lives correspondent nosheen abbas sent us this exclusive report. c

supply run just ahead. >>> it is delivery day at the international space station. ts received some supplies curtsy of the russian cargo spacecraft cargo 69. this shows it docked at the iss. the spacecraft delivered 2 tons of food and other equipment to resupply the station. >>> technology will change the way the way astronauts communicate. the relay communications system is being tested at the air flight center in maryland. this move will increase data rates and navigation accuracy 10 to 100 fold. the data that takes weeks or months to get back now using radio frequency communications will translate light will now take hours or days to get back. that change from radar wave -- >> we're dating ourselves. >>> mcdonald's is making some big changes to its happy meals. the burger giant said that it will remove cheeseburgers from the happy meal menu in june. it's a way to cut down on calories, saturated fat and sugar. they'll include chocolate milk in a kids meal if a customer asks for them. >>> the chinese new year is tomorrow but for people who celebrate, festivities wil

finally, a new out of this world funding proposal for the international space station. ng to the "washington post" with the "washington post" would trump administration to stop funding the space station after 2024 instead they want to privatize the whole thing. no word if there's any buyers or how will be used in the future. another public entity going private. truth reduces the trend. the bidding war might not be over. one company reportedly considering a new offer for the 21st century fox. cheryl: tracee carrasco has got this morning. >> good morning. contest thinking about revising its pursuit of 21st century fox. company as you said a fox business network after his bid for the entertainment aspects was turned down despite being over 15% higher than the eventual buyer, disney. fox's primary concern about the comcast bid was a tie up between the companies would face a significant antitrust risk because of comcast acquisition would be a vertical deal adding more cable tv channels to an already similar company. cheryl: obviously some stocks to watch there. the weinstein

and flowers. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> the trump administration wants to privatize the international space stationwhite house wants to stop funding the orbiting laboratory after the year 2024. a transition plan could turn the space station over to the private sector is being developed. nasa wants to expand partnerships over the next seven years to ensure continued human access to the space station as it operates in the low earth orbit. there's opposition to the white house plan to privatize the station. ted cruz called the idea the result of numb skulls at the office of management and budget. >> it's mardi gras time in new orleans. and thousands of people are ready for big parades in the city's french quarter. a lot of the party goers will be flocking to the streets before fat tuesday tomorrow. it leads up to ash wednesday, the first day of lent. >> it's known as the happiest place on earth. and that might not be the case much longer. disneyland once again rises prices to the magic kingdom. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the

three astronauts have touched down safely in kazakhstan after almost six months aboard the international space station two americans and one russian were among the crew whose mission included research and equipment maintenance work a crew to replace the three men is due to lift off on march twenty first. well across europe temperatures have dropped to record lows over the last few days the extreme weather is causing problems here in germany for the thousands of homeless people forced to live outside humanitarian groups are doing their best to help. the cooled front hit fast and hard setting records thirty point five degrees below zero on germany's tallest mountain that soup. but low lying areas are also chilly in munich that coldest night of this winter with minus ten degrees. outreach organizations have been on the lookout for homeless people at risk of freezing president about intimate to at these temperatures under these conditions it's crazy. there are around fifty thousand homeless people in germany and temperatures like these can kill four people have already died in the cold these volunteers ar

them how he got on the runway. >>> new at 10:00, the white house plans to stop funding the international space stationp administration says it will end direct federal support of the orbiting laboratory after the year 2024. the transition plan that could turn the station over to private sector is being developed. nasa says it will expand international and commercial partnerships over the next seven years to ensure continued human access to the space station as it operates in its low earth orbit. >>> auto parts supplier takata reached a settlement with people effected by the defective air bags, and now they can move forward to reorganize the company. the settlement was outlined in documents filed yesterday in a delaware bankruptcy court. the plan calls for the sale of most of the company's assets to a chinese-owned rival for more than $1.5 billion. >>> starting tomorrow, the maker of the powerful painkiller oxycontin will stop promoting the drug to doctors to curb the opioid abuse epidemic. this comes as the drug maker is facing an onslaught of lawsuits saying they down played the addiction risks. oxyco

the international space station could democrat an orbital real estate venture. fox confirms the white house plans to stop funding orbiting lab after 2024. circling 210 miles overhead but planning to turn it over to private owners. nasa reveals budget request which we're told contains this new proposal. >>> israel's prime minister with tough talk for iran and syria after the jewish state's most significant military confrontation in years between the two countries. update from jerusalem minutes away. >>> plus the opioid crisis going a whole new level, as the state calls out the national guard. i traveled there to get a firsthand look at the drastic firsthand look at the drastic measures depend silhouette active fit briefs, feature a thin design for complete comfort. they say "move it or lose it" and at my age, i'm moving more than ever. because getting older is inevitable. but feeling older? that's something i control. get a coupon at depend.com ♪ wild thing ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers. any burger just $7.99. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. success

the international space station could democrat an orbital real estate venture. lab after 2024. circling 210 miles overhead but planning to turn it over to private owners. nasa reveals budget request which we're told contains this new proposal. >>> israel's prime minister with tough talk for iran and syria after the jewish state's most significant military confrontation in years between the two countries. update from jerusalem minutes away. >>> plus the opioid crisis going a whole new level, as the state calls out the national guard. i traveled there to get a firsthand look at the drastic measures taken. stay with us as the "fox report" continues. there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ at ally, we offer low-cost trades and high-yield savings. but if that's not enough, we offer innovative investing tools to prepare you for the future. looks like you hooked it. and if that's not enough, we'll help your kid prepare for the future. don't hook it kid. and if that's still no

genie: the trump administration has plans for the international space station. >> the white house wantso privatize the station. the ministration plans to end but will seek to develop funding for successors. critics point out that handing the station over to private investors will be difficult and could jeopardize u.s. leadership in space. the u.s. has been privatizing low earth orbit for some time so that nasa can focus on deep space exploration. genie: thank you for that. it is time for the press review. let's start in south africa with our top story. the anc is meeting today to decide the future of jacob zuma. >> many south africans cannot wait to see him go. the headline on the front page of one of south africa's most popular tabloids. south africa is impatient. many have long tried to get rid of the president but he has managed to hold onto paper -- power. urges readers to put the final nail in his coffin. the leader of the anc is cyril ramaphosa and has said he would handle the matter. he is being blamed for trying to negotiate his departure. he is ready for a fight with the presid

we have a unique vantage point aboard the international space station. as i look out the window i see a beautiful planet that seems inviting and peaceful. unfortunately, it is not. these days we are constantly reminded of the unspeakable act of the violence and damage we can inflict upon one another. not just with our actions, but with our irresponsible words. we are better than this. we must do better. then i go on to just talk about the moment of silence that we had and it's interesting how i said this in 2011, january 2011 and some of what i said here is so much more applicable today than it was back then. i guess we haven't learned much. host: i found the same. i keep talking about your bumps in the road. you come back from your first mission and do some more things and then you get word that we will do this with some people thought was crazy when your mission and you are finally selected to fly that mission, but you have something that you have been working with the dog and you have high tsa and in your diagnosed with prostate cancer and the medical

. >> what type of technical degree did you receive that may help on missions to the international space station the donor. i'm sip-tid, we are burning daylight. let's light this candle. we are detoxing. i'm stirring the oxygen. i just broke a switch. i'm so sorry. do you have any glue? what is the rcs-1? i just snapped that puppy off. >> we need rcs-1 to get home from space. >> stephen: what is it? seriously? >> reaction control jet number one. >> stephen: how am i doing? how am i scoring so far? >> i'm afraid breaking that switch is not going to reflect well upon you. >> stephen: i'm a lot stronger than i thought. do you guys actually say, "light this candle?" >> we never say, "light this candle." >> stephen: never "light this candle?" >> never "light this candle." >> so, if i said, "let's light this candle," no one would know what i mean? >> i would know exactly what you mean, but the cooler astronauts just don't say that. >> stephen: what's the cool thing to say? >> we're ready to fly. >> stephen: all right, that's cool. >> you ready to fly? >> stephen: oh, let's light this candle. ( laughte

. >>> the "washington post" says the trump administration wants to turn the international space stationto a commercially run venture. the white house plans to stop but according to a nasa document it's working on a transition plan that could turn the orbiting lab over to the private sector. nasa will reportedly span it over the next seven years. >>> "sports illustrated" reports the indianapolis colts have hired philadelphia coordinator frank reich as head coach. he was involved in the high-power offense with the patriots win in the super bowl. last week josh mcdaniels backed out of a deal to become the colts' head coach. >>> and the san francisco chronicle reports some mail thieves were in for quite a surprise when they made off with a package contains 500 live cockroaches. a california entomologist ordered the critters online as part of a study. she was one of several residents on her block in the city of morena who were hit by a wave of mail thefts. >>> still ahea opioid epidemic. a major supplier of oxycontin announces a big move. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and c

he commanded the international space station and spent a year in space chronicles in "endurance."ic read. he flew two missions and has a great haircut. general and veteran of the shuttle program with four missions under his belt, as well. guys, fantastic to see you both. i got chills looking at the re-runs of this launch. tell me the significance for our viewers who maybe haven't been following every development in space exploration, why this is such a big deal. >> it is absolutely critical, ali. you know, one of the people that should be congratulated is bob cabana, the director at the kennedy space center. it's now a multi-user space port. this proves commercial entities can do what only governments could do before. i think this is just a precursor to getting humans to mars. >> captain kelly, we spoke last year on the "intrepid" about your mission and the need for nasa to be doing certain things and the benefits of commercial space doing certain things. how do you put this all together? >> well, this is, like the general said, a great day for nasa, and it is a game changer in ou

. >>> the white house plans to stop funding the international space station. the trump administration says it will and direct federal support of the orbital laboratory after 2024. a transition plan that can turn the station over to the private sector is being developed. nasa says it will expand commercial partnerships over the next seven years to help ensure continued human access to the space station as it operates in its lower -- earth overt. >>> 65 passengers and six crew crashed today near moscow shortly after takeoff today. there is no reports of any survivors. the u.s. is deeply saddened by the tragic death of those aboard the flight. the regional jet disappeared from radar a few minutes after departing the airport on its way to the city. about 1000 miles away. the pilot did not report any problems before the aircraft plunged into the ground. >>> three people died and four were critically injured when they fiery helicopter crash occurred in the grand canyon. they were all identified as british nationals. the survivor including the pilot is hospitalized.

. >>> the trump administration wants to turn the international space station into a commercially funded venture. they plan to instead turn the station over to the private sector, the move to privatize the station is likely to run into a wall of opposition, especially since the u.s. has spent nearly $100 billion to build and operate it. >>> the cutest sight you'll see today. two dozen puppies training to do a big job at the oakland airport. >> the student athletes that have caused national attention. >> as we look toward the golden gate bridge, we're desperately seeking a sign there will be a shred or two of rain, and find none. we'll have the forecast when we come back. that's what one thousand households in vallejo are dealin >>> imagine, if you want to, dark brown sludge coming out of your faucet. that's what 1,000 households in vallejo are dealing with right now. kpix 5's katie neilson is live in vallejo, and explains what went wrong. >> brian, it all started overnight sometime because of an issue with a pump at the reservoir. now the city says the water was never dangerous, but resi

after two days of traveling from earth, the international space station a russian cargo ship has dockedly. the ship carried 3 tons of food fuel and supplies to the crews on board. >> went to get some coffee and it was much milder than usual. >> feels comfortable outside. >> little damp. >> you would probably want a jacket walking out the door. there are some clouds but it real is for february, no complaints. >> no complaints, not even from you. >> no. [laughter] >> yeah, it's nice outside. we can start things off by looking at what's average. where would we normally be on february 15th in any given year. here in philadelphia, the normal high is 44. so, we are far exceeding that already. we are still pretty far cry from the record. that was last in 1949 so quite awhile ago but we're going to be a good solid -- well, almost 10 degrees shy of that here today. in the meantime we were already long exceeding what's normal even as early as this morning. we ended up at about 43 for an early morning low and that happened even just shy of when the sun came up so we've been only rebounding ever si

. >>> three crew members from the international space station are back on earth. ans and one russian landed in a soyuz capsule this morning in below freezing temperatures in kazakhstan. they were aboard the space station for 5 1/2 months. >>> and now to a heart warming story from a mother who turned researchers trying to shed light on her son's rare medical condition. kenneth craig has that story. >> reporter: sandra sermoni is a mother on a mission determined to long-term everything she can about her 10-year-old son's disease. >> reporter: tony was born with atnp syndrome. a disorder so rare that only four years ago only ten other cases have been diagnosed and there was only one publication on the disorder. >> i read it about ten teams and said i need to find these ten parents. >> reporter: she created her own database, website, and patient registry that's now identified 150 other children with the same syndrome. recently some of those families met face-to-face. >> very emotional. you know, a lot of the times you feel you're alone as a parent. >> to be in this roo

>> reporter: both spacex and hoeing have contracted with nasa to send astronauts to the international space stationd happen late this year. and would mark the first time humans have launched from u.s. soil since the space shuttle was intired in 2011. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, kennedy space center. >> morgan: up next, a heart hospital becomes a popular destination for a hearty meal. becomes a popular >> morgan: tonight, an arkansas heart hospital in little rock, people don't just go there for cardiac care, many go for a hearty meal. adriana diaz met with a ramen noodle chef who is redefining cafeteria cuisine. >> we actually work on the campus of arkansas children's hospital. >> reporter: so you came from another hospital? >> to this hospital to have lunch, yes. >> reporter: three days a week chef coby smith dishes out what arguably is the most authentic japanese ramen in town. n. do you always come when they are serving ramen? >> monday, wednesday, friday, yes, ma'am. >> all three days? >> yes, sometimes on friday i get two. >> reporter: ramen in little rock? >> ramen in little rock. >> reporter:

>> reporter: both spacex and boeing have contracts with nasa to send astronauts to the international space station. that could happen late this year and would mark the first time humans have launched from u.s. soil since the space shuttle was retired in 2011. >>> meanwhile back on earth we had some gusty winds early to a little bit, beautiful night around the bay area with just a few clouds around and clear skies, it will get cold. temperatures now 49 in concord, same in san francisco, santa rosa 46 degrees with clear skies with the exception of san jose airport reporting partly cloudy. winds are out of the south at 5 in the south bay, but gusty winds ease up overnight tonight. if you are heading to the mountains the next couple days, you'll finally get a little snow. they've got some today lasting through tomorrow morning at tahoe. by tuesday it will go to severe sunshine and temperatures in the 30s both days. for us high pressure gets nudged to the west opening the door to that low pressure trough that's sinking south over the state. in general, there will be increasing sun monday, but that's af

stations and its severe weather election officials are using all possible means of transport from helicopters to snowmobiles. now russia's so you space capsule m.s.o. six is returning three international space station crew members to earth they are expedition flight engineers mark vander heyden and joe acaba of nasa and commander alexander miso kin of the russian space agency so you spacecraft undocked from the i s s at twenty three o eight g.m.t. and they're expected to touch down on the steps of kazakstan at around two thirty two g.m.t. was this the users safely back on earth ground and air crews will converge on the craft and extract the crew the three have spent a total of one hundred sixty eight days in space and the mission marked the start of a long term increase in the crew science on the u.s. segment of the i assess from three people to four of the crew launched last september riding on the site if rocket. i know about that lines in just over half an hour meanwhile for more on all asked henri's and plenty of other features as well as heat up called. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted over checked. so when you want to be present. f

we wanted to show you, there is a japanese and american astronaut floating outside the international space station outpost. they were up there for 6.5 hours in total. the spacewalk is the 208 in support of the space station, but it is also a first for the japanese astronaut. a reminder of our top story this hour. senior us officials have charged thirteen russians with interfering in the presidential election that brought donald trump to power. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @nkemifejika. thanks for being with us. the weather this weekend is looking a little mixed. most of us will get at least one fine day of weather. it will be saturday. we will have skies like this. this is an image from friday from one of our weather watchers. here is the weekend summary. we have some sunny weather on saturday, it will be bright. from sunday things will turn. clouds are gathering all ready for sunday. clouds are gathering already for sunday. ahead of that this is what we will have in uk over saturday, that window with a brighter weather. in the short term, through

for more on the l i spoke every time ago with leroy chiao, who served as commander of the international space station. as an astronaut, what was going through your mind as you watched this incredible, powerfu launch? leroy: this was a y.ry exciting the first new rocket to be launched and the most powerful rocket we have that is operational. watching it fly on its maiden voyage appear to function totally flawlessly was really a thrill. is is paving the way for exploration because the rocket is more than twice as capable of -- as any other rocket we have on the planet, and the rea is so big and powerful is wene a rocket like that to send significant payloads away from orbit. this is a step in the direction of exploration to send vehicles out of the earth orbit, either to the moon or someday to mars. this is a step in that direction . laura: this brings the prospect of a manned mission toa little bit closer, is that the implication? leroy: yes, absolutely. elon musk plans to build an even biggerocket, which he calls tongue-in-cheek bfr, the big falcon rocket. that is what he intends to use to send space

according to leak draft budget that the administration will end financial support for the international space station well that's politicians for years and you know they're saying one thing over here and another thing over here yeah i think everybody in our circles doubted that funding was going to be put in you know the money is going to go with a mouthpiece trump is trumping over politics his policies and people say things for expediency and they say things to to get a reaction so i don't think there's a great belief is there there that this is going to happen in the near future if there's an intent then great you know if it helps the current research of nasa that's great you know it's nice to have someone who's actually saying you know there is some support for this but yeah it comes down to money doesn't it. quite a pastor in moscow or a woman in california who's been a prominent face of the anti harassment me to movement has found herself at the center of a sexual misconduct storm she's been accused by at least two men of inappropriate behavior. jacqueline berger has details. democratic assembly

a life can be tough on the international space station cooped up for months isolated from the rest of the world but of course we're all sun astronauts current onboard have found a new way to keep themselves entertained they've taken up by the incident of all sports he was able to film the game in three hundred sixty degrees but as you can see playing badminton in zero gravity does have its challenges for example playing upside down so you can watch more exclusive three hundred sixty degree videos from space on our website dot com. thirty pm here in moscow that's all for myself on the team here at r.t. international about thirty five minutes for more global headlines. manufactured. public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. with the famous. nor middle of the room. is really. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last. year at us we all knew it would tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never like chance. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then