companies like acxiom and bigelow space have potentially different space stations but the internationalys international space station iss will always require government funding, in my humble opinion. thank you for your time. the ethiopian prime minister, abee ahmed, has called for ‘unity‘ in sudan and a ‘quick‘ transition to democracy. mr ahmed has been trying to mediate between the military council and pro—democracy groups, after dozens of protestors were killed earlier this week. we have been meeting the relatives of one of those killed. it's the kind of grief that can be understood anywhere in the world. why my beautiful son? i want him to have kids and get married, and he had his life. mohammed celebrated his 26th birthday hours before he was killed protesting for democracy. family and friends continue to mourn a man they say was a natural leader. mohammed was studying engineering at brunel university in london. he recently came back home for his sister's wedding, and joined the sit—in against military rule. this is thought to be the last footage of him. i told him today maybe they

space station. the thing to understand is that the space station is international, so there is a russian element to s well as japanese and other countries, and russia has allowed tourists to visit its elements and operate in the space station. so how are they actually get up there, who will operate the shuttles? according to the information we saw today from nasa, they are going to have to travel on either boeing or spacex ships, spacex has the crew dragon, a 7—seat capsule, that looks like an apollo capsule, boeing are also building a seven seat space capsule. they will have two fly to the station to dock with the national parts of the space station. there are russian docking adapters and us docking adapters. to get there and follow this nasa plane you will have to go on a commercial space right. the other interesting aspect aside from the tourism is what they call approved business ventures. i wonder whether we have the potential to see feature films, for example, being shot up on the international space station. i think that is absolutely a possibility if not explicitly laid out thing. there is a

we are enabling this for the international space station. ration of private astronaut missions for yearfor the international space station beginning as early as 2020. these missions will be privately funded, dedicated commercial space flights allowing for improved commercial activities to be conducted on stations. keith cowing is an astrobiologist, former nasa employee who now edits the online blog nasa watch well, it is not surprising, nasa has had commercial visitors before, but it was always done through the russians. but nasa has decided to clarify what it would take to send it not only astronauts but commercial things into space and it is really clear now, like having a brochure to go to what is the incentive for doing it? to bring more private money into space research was yellow there's a variety of things, commercializing the space station. nasa's plans to go back to the moon and looking for ways to offset some of its existing cots, president trump tweeted today that nasa should be talking about going back to the moon, but it may have

what does this mean for mere mortals like myself should we start saving up to go to the international space station is it going to become affordable at some point. it's probably going to be expensive but perhaps the likes of al would like to send you out to cover a story in the space station it's going to be spent civ and it's even way for a while i mean i'll go i'll go with you but it's important thing here is that it's now possible to walk up to nasa find out how much it costs write a check somehow and go what could space tourists expect from a trip like this can well they have to go undergo training and squats or special tests before going into space. you know you will and actually some people have bought seats to go up before but before they got them from the russians but there are specific requirements in terms of health and training that anybody visiting the international space station has to go through you know what to do in an emergency they want to make sure you're not going to get sick up there and so forth so they'll be some tasks and not everybody can pass them but they tend to be prett

also on the show all aboard the space walker so says the 1st commercial smitten to the international space station could take place next year but one of the space travelers will have to foot an astronomical bill for the trip . hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the white house says it plans to follow through on threats to slap tariffs on mexican imports that's despite signs of progress at an ongoing set of talks between the 2 countries trump is trying to ramp up pressure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants through the southern u.s. border vice president mike pence says that although he's encouraged by mexico's latest proposals the 1st wave of an escalating regime of tariffs is set to take effect. on monday. hundreds of migrants sent back into guatemala every day in the future most of those coming from the south won't be able to enter mexico at all the government has pledged to deploy up to 6000 troops in the area to stop the flow of north bound migrants despair spreads fast among those being turned away. more do we going to go back to our country and suffer we have

person on board. >>> if you have not made your vacation plans for next year considered the international space station. nasa has now officially gotten into the space tourism business and is expected to open up the station for guests and nasa says two people will be allowed per year and they can stay up to 30 days in space agency set a price for housing and meal costs. >> it will be roughly $35,000 a night per astronaut but it will not come with any hilton or marriott points. >> that is just the cost for the accommodations on the space station, boeing and spacex are still figure out what they will charge to take you to the international space station. the us has been paying russia more than $74 million for each american astronaut who makes the round-trip since the space shuttle was retired in 2011.>> 4:15 am,, if you had $70 million would you take a trip to the international space station sal ?>> no but i would you earthly things good morning everyone and pam, now let's look at this commute, the gilmore commute southbound 101 traffic, it looks like may picture may have frozen. southbound 101 and corte

we are enabling private space tourism to the international space station. ps per year to the international space station beginning in 2020. these missions will be privately funded dedicated commercial spaceflights allowing approved commercial activities to be conducted on board the station. 0scar winning 0livia colman has been made a cbe in the queen's birthday honours. but the majority of the awards have gone to people who are making a difference in their communities across the world. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. an academy award winner for the film the favourite, 0livia colman says she is totally thrilled to have been made a commander of the order of the british empire, for services to drama. now is the winter of our discontent... also being recognised is simon russell beale, who said it was a very great honour to receive a knighthood. in the world of music, alfie bowe becomes an 0be for services to music and charity. while the grammy and brit nominated performer mia becomes an mbe. in the world of sport, golfing champion georgia hal

we are enabling private astronaut missions to the international space station. support up to two short duration private astronaut missions per year to the international space station, beginning as early as 2020. these missions will be privately funded, dedicated commercial space flights allowing approved commercial activities to be conducted on board the station. when construction began on the sagrada familia cathedral in barcelona 137 years ago, it seems there was one thing the architect forgot — planning permission. but now, that's finally been put right after the city's authorities awarded a building permit. the lack of the document was only discovered three years ago. let's return to our top story: the us and mexico have reached an agreement on immigration in order to avoid the threatened tariffs. a seniorfellow at the chicago council on global affairs and a former trade adviser to george w bush jpoin us. we have seen some details come out. what is your reaction to this deal? first, it is a very good thing that the united states is not going to try to apply t

space agency nasa says it's opening up the international space station for business with the 1st paying visit as potentially going there is early as next year the holiday in space comes with a suitably astronomical price tag the round trip ticket will cost $58000000.00 with accommodation on the space station a relatively reasonable $35000.00 a night on top of that as many as a dozen private astronauts could visit every year if it stays up to 30 days it's all part of a plan to open up the space station big commercial ventures is one of our our goals is to grow a very robust space economy which is good for for all americans and so by doing this in a lot of these activities allowing companies to grow and if you look at national home you'll see the thousands of products already in the marketplace that have driven billions of dollars from therapeutic mattresses in the austin. that have come from what we've developed in space to toothpaste air filtration water filtration so many products out there that now driver economy that have come from nasa and so it's another way to enable the commercia

plans that are asked by nasa could see tourists spending as long as a month at the international space station. is christensen and me. and we. want to travel in space soon it will be possible to buy time on the international space station nasa announced plans on friday to host 2 commercial missions a year starting as soon as 2020 for those who can afford it. private companies will arrange the trips allowing space tourists to spend up to 30 days aboard the space station so if you look at the pricing and you add it up back that happen it would be roughly about 30 $5000.00 a night per astronaut but it won't come with any points. and 1st you have to get there boeing is one company planning to provide transportation at a cost estimated to be around $58000000.00 per private astronaut starliner is the new space ship but now that boeing is building to take astronauts to and from earth right to the space station initially and with the private destinations or other destinations in the future that could appeal not only to space tourists but also companies looking to manufacture products in microgravity l

nasa is opening its international space station to tourism. ce station. lauren: fox news correspondent jackie heinrich has the story for us. >> five, four, three -- >> reporter: thousands of aspiring astronauts apply to nasa all the time. only a handful are selected. nasa says that could be changing soon. >> nasa is opening the international space station commercial opportunities and marketing the opportunities as we've never done before. >> reporter: nasa welcoming commercial businesses including tourism to space, a significant change in the agency's long-standing policy which did not allow tourists on the station. under the plan, two people are allowed to fly the international space station per year. they can stay up to 30 days with the first mission kicking off as early as next year. >> we expect to see the first crewed test flight to the station probably by the end of the year, by the end of 2019. that sets us p for the earliest possible date for the private astronaut mission sometime in the 2020 time frame. >> reporter: boeing and spacex a

the international space station has in a huge success. it is bristling with an experiment that only humans can operate with in space. financialfronted with reality. we either need to find other funding or shut down and there's there a lot of resistance to shut it down given all the amazing things we can do. >> so there is a financial rationale to keep the activities and the space station going. how would this potentially work? you will not buy the strips directly from nasa -- these trips that correctly -- directly from nasa. >> after many years of not getting involved in curly commercial activities, they have invited several companies and allow for a limited amount of passengers to come on board and they will see what happens. let's see how much demand there is. although the three people showing up or will there be people lining up with amazing that, we willrom where we can proceed and i think the ultimate goal is setting up their own presence in space. >> we don't quite know how it will pan out, but it is obviously they're expensive to do

twenty years after the first astronauts took residence on the international space station nasa says it on board. these missions will be privately funded, dedicated commercial space flights allowing commercial activities to be conducted on board stations. the united arab emirates says only a ‘state actor‘ could have carried out the attacks on four tankers off its coast in may. ethiopia's prime minister has called for ‘unity‘ in sudan, after holding talks with protestors and the military, following several days of bloodshed. and the womens' world cup is under way, hosts france following the opening ceremony with three goals against south korea

up there opening international space station to commercial and marketing opportunities, also opening stronauts to go to the space station. all of this unleashes american innovation. the commercial companies here are excited about it. we have seen some deals get done to lock up those seats. of not onlyng force the american economy but also lowers the cost to taxpayers, so we can use more resources to go back to the moon with the first man and woman, and then go on to mars after that. david: who is expressing interest, what sorts of things? >> private research. pharmaceutical companies in no gravity can mix better pharmaceuticals, other uses for s.eating artificial retina collapse oney themselves, but with no gravity, they say it could open up the opportunity for, in some cases, blind people to see again. you also have fiber-optic cabling that can be produced at a much better quality than it can in a gravity environment. over 50 companies already do research on the space station. this allows that research to go into a profit-making venture. the way i been saying it here at the nasdaq, t

i love the fact that on the international space station we are just a team. they depend on each other every day with our lives and it's a it's such a great example for everyone politicians and just everyone all over the world of how we can work together to achieve great things everything that's important to us it's really important to us is pretty much the same and if you know i started seeing something that he doesn't agree with or he says something that i don't agree with then we'll start chuckling and say oh there's a strong russian bear what are you doing jack we can joke about it and understand that topic we're talking about isn't as important as our friendship and the values that we share so it's not that it's not that big of a deal one of the cool things that's in the russian segment is the russian cosmonauts like feeler are commander in the russian segment we have tons of great windows these are really high quality windows so we can take pictures we also have a lot of systems that keep the station going and we have another cargo vehicle at the very in

tourists could be taking attracts the international space station on the nasa plans as early as next year is kristen salumi. and. want to travel in space soon it will be possible to buy time on the international space station nasa announced plans on friday to host 2 commercial missions a year starting as soon as 2020 for those who can afford it. private companies will arrange the trips allowing space tourists to spend up to 30 days aboard the space station so if you look at the pricing and you add it up back in happen you'll be roughly about 35 $1000.00 a night per astronaut but it won't come with any points. and 1st you have to get there boeing is one company planning to provide transportation at a cost estimated to be around $58000000.00 per private astronaut starliner is the new space ship but now that boeing is building to take astronauts to and from earth right to space station initially and with the private destinations or other destinations in the future that could appeal not only to space tourists but also companies looking to manufacture products in microgravity like tech sho

monday also coming up all aboard space walkers and nasa says the 1st commercial visit to the international space station could take place next year but one of the rocket tourists will have to put in an astronomical bill for the trip to. town where the rock is great to have you along every one of it's been a 2nd straight day of tense negotiations in washington between mexico and the united states well earlier the white house threatened to follow through on its threat to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of central americans from traveling through the country to the u.s. border with mexico now moving to crack down on migration the us president donald trump has signaled a deal could be in the cards to prevent a 1st wave of terrorists from hitting mexico on monday. hundreds of migrants sent back into guatemala every day in the future most of those coming from the south won't be able to enter mexico at all the government has pledged to deploy up to 6000 troops in the area to stop the flow of north bound migrants despair spreads fast among those being turned away. or do we going to go

nasa says it will open up the international space station for tourism and other business ventures. as many as twelve private astronauts could visit each year. the companies spacex and boeing will ferry the tourists into orbit, with a round trip costing about $58 million. the ethiopian prime minister has called for a quick transition to democracy in sudan, after holding talks with both the country's military rulers and protest leaders. the demonstrators say they would accept mr ahmed as a mediator under certain conditions. negotiations between the two sides have stalled. the high court has thrown out a private prosecution against borisjohnson, over allegations he lied during the eu referendum campaign. the case centred on the claim that the uk gave the european union £350 million a week. but the judges overturned an earlier decision to issue a summons to mrjohnson, as helena wilkinson reports. are you going to be the next prime minister? the leadership contest is well under way, but today, borisjohnson had a different battle. in court, his lawyers were trying to stop him from facing

also now on board the international space station. that's for security very far from here for for the purpose. of her. or her. her. her. her her. her. her. here everything is very different than back on they have to float rather than and it's not that easy to get used to they have to sleep standing up in a sleeping bag making sure to zip up so that they don't flail about in syria gravity as a station you have to learn how to get alone anyways there are too many threats here to waste time quarrelling. but i do you do when you. get this new be. needed to do. i love the fact that on the international space station we are just. depend on each other every day with our lives and it's such a great example for everyone politicians and just everyone all over the world of how we can work together to achieve great things everything that's important to us it's really important to us is pretty much the same. if you know i started. saying something that he doesn't agree with or he says something that i don't agree with then we'll start chuckling an

want to travel in space soon it will be possible to buy time on the international space station nasa announced plans on friday to host 2 commercial missions a year starting as soon as 2020 for those who can afford it. private companies will arrange the trips allowing space tourists to spend up to 30 days aboard the space station so if you look at the pricing and you add it up back it happened it would be roughly about 30 $5000.00 a night per astronaut but it won't come with any points. and 1st you have to get there boeing is one company planning to provide transportation at a cost estimated to be around $58000000.00 per private astronaut starliner is the new space ship that now that boeing is building to take astronauts to and from earth right to the space station initially and that's the private destinations or other destinations in the future that could appeal not only to space tourists but also companies looking to manufacture products in microgravity like tech shot which makes 3 d. printers that manufacture human tissue. nasa came here to the nasdaq to make the announcement the sp

astronauts returning to the international space station on u.s. vehicles.onnie: tell us about these satellites that will be launched . what will they tell us? , at: this is a radar sat canadian system to cover the canadian torah tories and help with maritime navigation through those kind of -- cover the canadian territories and help with maritime navigation through those kind of areas. secondary also have benefits in terms of understanding climate change, how it is affecting the planet, and helping farmers in canada to manage crops and effectively use s energy and get better yields on their crops. a lot of secondary benefits from those satellites. the main mission is around maritime navigation. vonnie: we just saw the first and second stages separate. the second stage engine is starting. , eachle rockets, sean time we get to reuse a rocket we are exponentially further along the path in space exploration, right? where are we now with reusable rockets? sean: the recovery for the spacex falcon nine rocket is about 85%. the overall success rate is about 97%. th

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nalsa said today it's going to open the international space station to tourists.t happen as early as next year. but it won't be private companies boeing and spacex are expected to charge-- get this-- up to $58 million, and that's roundtrip. guess how much room and board is? $35,000 a night. the women's world cup in soccer kicked off today in france. the host country shut out south korea 4-0. the u.s. flew in just today. they play thailand on tuesday. 1 billion people are expected to watch the tournament. ladies, we are rooting for you all. so the online delivery wars have a new battlefield, you might say. your refrigerator. walmart said today it's testing a new service delivery workers will actually alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunti)g i'll take that. (cheering) 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar ensure. for strength and energy. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate i switched to miralax for my constipation. the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your b

>>nasa is planning to open the international space station to tourists are really what's known as private astronaut they'll be allowed to fly to the space station and as many as 2 private astronauts a year could stay there for up to 30 days. not cheap, nasa would charge about $35,000 a night for what it describes as food storage and communication as some might also later expand a commercial interests along the space station to be used for things like filming ads. the agency hoping to raise a lot of money as it hopes to return astronauts to the moon by 2024. and the trump administration apparently all for a return to big time space exploration of said 1.6 billion to the nasa budget to make it happen maybe by the end of a potential second term for trump. but the president not only thinking about the moon you're looking at his tweet today saying in part for all the money we're spending. nasa should not be talking about going to the moon we did that 50 years ago they should be focused on much bigger things we're doing including mars defense and science vice president mike pence has said it is

you don't need to be an astronaut to visit the international space station.e with big dreams and some big bucks. >> astronauts, welcome to space. >> reporter: a vacation to outer space might sound like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. >> hop in. you're next. >> reporter: but now if you have big dreams and deep pockets, nasa could make it a reality announcing plans that tourists can visit the international space station as soon as next year, but the cost, well, that's out of this world. >> houston, we have a problem. >> reporter: the sky high price estimated at $58 million just to get you there and back, plus -- >> it'll be roughly about $35,000 a night per astronaut, but it won't come with any hilton or marriott points. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in the midst of a new space race where private sector billionaires like elon musk, jeff bezos and richard branson are developing technology for space tourism, nasa now joining in.rt firs wan and n the b 24 d presen t a sustainable lunar >>asa saying they n.an to use shuttles by bong ton money, it would be wor

also coming up, all aboard space walkers, nasa says the first commercial visit to the international space stationould take place next year. want to be rocket tourists will have to foot and astronomical bill for the trip. and a brutal attack on a same-sex couple in london. highlighting an alarming rise in violence against britain's lgbt community. ♪ >> i'm laila harrak -- great to. signs of progress and ongoing talks between the neighboring countries. president trump is trying to ramp up pressure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants to the southern u.s. border. vice president mike pence says although he is encouraged by his other neighbors latest proposals the first wave of tariffs are set to hit mexico come monday. >> hundreds of migrants sent back into guatemala every day. in the future, most of those coming from the south will not be able to enter mexico at all. the government has pledged to deploy of the 6000 troops in the area to stop the flow of northbound migrants. despair spreads among those being turned away. >> what are we going to do, go back to our country and suffer

experience and test new technology needed to act. >>> nasa will now welcome people aboard the international space station is to make to private astronaut missions available per year. the agency sees it as a way to open space to commercial opportunities. a round-trip ticket will cost about $35,000 a night. for any visit. >>> we are announcing the ability to private astronauts to visit the space station on u.s. vehicles and for companies to engage in commercial profit- making activities on the station. >>> courtside seats from a band warriors investor were up for sale this morning. price tag $15,000 a piece. minority owner mark stevens is banned for a year for shoving lowery of the raptors during game three. tickets for his two seeds appeared briefly on ticketmaster. and then they were gone. >>> speaking of the warriors we were over there new home. the chase center in san francisco. you can see the arena at mission bay is in the process of getting its name added to the roof. warriors will begin playing their this fall. >>> up next could this be the year phil mickelson gets his u.s. open victory? why this n

it was recently taken by nasa astronaut nick cave from the international space station the video squeezes 30 minute trip over earth into 60 seconds covering the pacific ocean to the atlantic today was a busy day on the international space station. the sptce x dragon cargo craft. the part of the iss this morning before splashing down in the pacific this afternoon. its cargo more than 4,000 pounds of science experiments, including the results of a study on the effects of weightlessness on the immune system. >>the development of a v-shaped fuel efficient airplane design known as the flying he is getting a boost klm royal dutch airlines is going to help fund it. the flying v is intended to improve the sustainability of air travel its futuristic design incorporates the passenger cabin, the fuel tanks and the cargo hold into the wings. it claims the plane will use 20% less fuel than the airbus a 3 5900 while caring about same number of passengers. the design also use existing enhbling it to airport infrastructure. researchers hope to fly a scale model. this september. >>california senator kamal

yes, nasa is opening up the international space station to tourists. from 2020, two people can go up every year to stay as much as a month. it is part of opening up space to commercial interests and raising money. for more, i spoke to astronaut leroy chiao, who was commander of the space station. thanks for being with us, leroy chia what do you make of nasa opening up the space station to tourists? aroy: this is actually no surprise because since we started the commercial crew program back in 2009-ish, arnd that time frame, the idea was always to expand commercial opportunities, funding spacex d boeing to build a commercial spacecraft, or repaying them for -- prepaying them for services. the idea was always to have more than one customer, not just nasa. opening the space station up is a logical path and probably one that had been worked on for a heile. the idea is thatussians have already flown several commercial spaceflight participants to the station, i and now that we are about to see commercial activity with spacex and boeing, their commercial space

only humans can operate in space but it costs billions of dollars a year to maintain the international space station and so we're confronted with unfortunate financial reality we either need to find another funding source for the space station if we want to continue it or we need to shut it down and there's a lot of resistance to shut it down given just all the amazing things we can do with it right so there is a financial rationale in order to keep the activities in the space station going how would this potentially work because it's not as though you will buy these trips directly from nasa or is it yes that's right so i think of this is nasa is dipping a toe in the waters so after many years of not getting involved in purely commercial activities like this they've invited several companies to explore different options they've allowed for a limited amount of kilograms of material a number of passengers to come onboard the space station and they're going to see what happens so you know what see exactly how much demand there is there are there going to be 3 people that show up or are we going to find

by astronauts traveling to the international space station. canadian astronaut commander chris hadfield with the so-called suit during his final shift into space where he became famous for his safety on board the international space station to slee. new saying he shows me around a subtle suit like the one he flew in were i'm a bit nervous about being completely enclosed inside a pressure suit so i want to know from his perspective what a space suit is actually like to wear the russians suit is very very elegantly simple very purpose designed the suit that i wore on the shuttle much more robust because you have to actually be able to jump out and come down under a parachute in it so it has to be a little more rugged suit than than the than the russian suit but they both do their job well i wouldn't wear either of them recreationally there they're uncomfortable hot rubber. non compliant garments to wear so it's not too much difference say to putting on a big heavy wet suit and a scuba tank and a snorkel and fins and mask you know that's an ungain

commercial the international space station for next. the way for space tourists to visit. to use the facility for. product development the u.s. space agency is hoping the resulting revenues will drive down costs. used for research and development sport is coming up. we're going to. welcome back to the view of sport within the thank you so much come all the biggest events in the history of women's sport is about to kick off in friends close to a 1000000 tickets have already been sold for the 8th women's football world cup the hosts will play south korea in front of a sold out parts of prince stadium in paris that game starts in a few minutes time $24.00 teams taking part in all the defending champions the united states getting back campaign started against thailand on tuesday if you're holy and i don't run rain king and here you come in 8th and internment you know that's not that's not so great so for us we're always looking at making it to the final and i think that's that's part of our mentality is is regardless of the time in the game we're going to continue to believe t

>> to be clear, what nasa is doing, we are enabling access to the international space station. the opportunity to launch passengers to the international space station commercially. they are the ones that are ultimately going to charge the fee and they are the ones, because they are taking passengers to the international space station, they will drive down our cost. our goal is to be one customer of many and have numerous providers that are competing on cost and innovation. ultimately so that we can use our resources, the resources the tax payers give us, to do things that commercial industry won't yet do. this is about enabling us to do more with less. stuart: okay. makes sense. it really does make a lot of economic sense. i want to just draw your attention to a tweet that came from president trump on friday. i'm going to quote it for you. here it is. for all of the money we're spending, nasa should not be talking about going to the moon. we did that 50 years ago. they should be focused on the much bigger things we're doing including mars, of which the moon is a part, defense a

neighbor also coming up all aboard space walkers nelson says the 1st commercial visit to the international space station to take place this is early as next year but want to be rocketeers will have to foot an astronomical bill for the trip plus a great 3rd prize for journalism by mentalist green party a major opinion poll shows that the greens would get the most votes in a national election edging out chancellor merkel's conservators are we witnessing a major shift in germany's political landscape also on the show the women's world cup is kicked off in france and with so many free rides in the running it shaping up to be the toughest and most exciting competition in the tournaments history. of iraq thank you so much for your company everyone the white house says it plans to follow through on threats to slap tariffs on mexican imports while that's despite signs of progress that ongoing talks between the 2 countries president all trump is trying to ramp up or. sure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants to the southern u.s. border as president mike rann says that although he's encouraged

, has announced that from 2020 tourists and business ventures will be able to visit the international space station price tag: $35,000 a night. it is enough to leave anyone seeing stars. but that is cheap compared to the cost to get there. we pay about $80 million a seat for our own astronauts to go. if you average out the commercial crew programme, our costs is coming down to about $58 million a seat. activities on board the space station will surely include enjoying zero gravity, marvelling at the incredible view and possibly badminton. successful private astronauts will have to complete vigorous training, and the money spent by those who take part will help mankind venture further into space. the commercialisation of low—earth orbit will enable nasa to focus resources to land the first woman and the next man on the moon by 2024 as the first phase of creating a sustainable lunar presence and preparing missions to mars. 50 years after neil armstrong took one small step for man, nasa has taken a giant leap to make space accessible for millionaires. it's 70 years since 1984, by george orwell, was pu

all aboard space walkers nasa says the 1st commercial visit to the international space station to take place next year but want to be a rocket tourist will have to put an astronomical bill for the trip. and a brutal attack on a same sex couple in london is highlighting an alarming rise in violence against britons l g b t community. on where the rock is great to have your company everyone the white house says it plans to follow through on threats to slap tariffs on mexican imports well that's despite signs of progress at ongoing talks between the 2 neighboring countries our president trump is trying to ramp up pressure on mexico to stem the flow of central american migrants to the southern u.s. border ice president mike pence says that although he's encouraged by his southern neighbors latest proposals the 1st wave of tariffs are set to hit mexico come monday. hundreds of migrants sent back into guatemala every day in the future most of those coming from the south won't be able to enter mexico at all the government has pledged to deploy up to 6000 troops in the area to stop the flow of

nasa says it will start offering tourist and commercial trips to the international space station from next year. flights into orbit and back are likely to cost more than $60 million. the ethiopian prime minister has called for a quick transition to democracy in sudan, after holding talks with both the country's military rulers and protest leaders. the us says it will impose tariffs on mexico on monday, unless the two sides reach agreement over immigration. president trump says there is a "good chance" of success in talks. france have kicked off the women's world cup with a decisive victory against south korea in paris. the score was 4—0. the hosts are favourite to win the tournament. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, a city brought to a stop by ransomware. going greener in india. and does the future of motorsport sound like this? electric whirring. electric whirring. formula e. the highest class of competition for electric racing cars. it is still very young, with its inaugural season very young, with its inaugural season taking place in 2014. but it is quickly becoming

our top stories: twenty years after the first astronauts took residence on the international space stationl be privately funded, dedicated commercial spaceflights allowing approved commercial activities to be conducted on board the stations. ethiopia's prime minister calls for unity and an end to violence in sudan, after talks with protestors and the military, the clock is ticking on tariffs, as president trump says a deal is possible between the us and mexico. if talks fail, duties are imposed on monday. and france have kicked off the women's world cup in style —

. >>> nasa is planning to open the international space station to commercial business and tourism. agency announced friday that it's going to charge private companies about $35,000 a night per passenger to utilize international space station amenities allowing up two private citizens to visit the space station each year. major. shift in policy for nasa was clouded bay tweet from president trump that called into question his administration's goal of returning astronauts to the moon by 2024. trump wrote this, for all of the money we're spending nasa should not be talking about going to the moon. we did that 50 years ago. they should be focused on the much bigger things we're doing including mars, of which the moon is a part. defense and science. trump's tweet may have been connected to one nasa idea to eventually travel to mars from the moon, but the framing of his tweets certainly sparked some confusion. >> it's part of the plan. come on. >> $35,000 for a private company to scene to you the international space station. that's going pay for somebody's amenities which includes interne

nasa's new plan to open up the international space station to tourism might be interesting. we will tell you how much that will cost. but first we want to take you up to space now, a little look at the earth from the international space station is crystal clear. you are watching mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2, just ringing the opening bell and new york this morning but there it is alive, the tao set up about 100 150 points or the dell set to open at 150 points and hoping to avoid tariffs kicking in today, we will continue to watch this coming up on today's dollar and since>> thank you for joining us i am dave clark.>> good morning i am pam cook, thank you for joining us and rosemary orozco is in for steve and unfortunately talking about the heat and it will be worse than yesterday and have i heard from everybody. >> yes everybody will feel it, inland hottest, 1000 plus expected today but around the bay along the coast as well no ac, it is really hot in the afternoons when you do not have air-conditioning to cool you off. here's a look at the advisories, the r

up next, two astronauts onboard the international space station. great interview where they tell us how that landmark event inspired them. >>> first, the health benefits in your morning cup of coffee in today's food as fuel. >> coffee is good source of antioxidants which can help prevent or delay certain cell damage in the body. a harvard study says some of the compounds in coffee may also help protect against inflammation. that can support your brain health. the risk of developing neuro degenerative conditions like alzheimer's disease or multiple sclerosis decreases as well. also by lowering inflammation coffee is shown to decrease the effects of the skin condition rosacea. a study by brown university found the caffeine in coffee, not other foods was associated with lessening the risk of the disorder later in life. another brewing benefit, coffee is shown to support heart health. research suggests that drinking coffee in moderation is tied to a lower risk of developing cardiovascular disease. but if you dress up your coffee with a lot of cream and

, has announced that from 2020 tourists and business ventures will be able to visit the international space stationpace hotel in the universe won't be cheap. the pricetag: $35,000 a night. it is enough to leave anyone seeing stars. but that is cheap compared to the cost to get their. it is about $80 million a seat for oui’ it is about $80 million a seat for our own astronauts to go. if you average this out, our costs will come down to about $58 million a seat. activities on board the space station will surely enjoying zero gravity, marvelling at the incredible view, and possibly badminton. successful private astronauts will have to complete vigorous training, and the money spent by those who take part will help mankind venture further into space. the commercialisation of low—level orbit will allow us to finance landing people on the moon in the first phase of creating a sustainable lunar presence and planning missions to mars. 50 years after neil armstrong took one small step for man, nasa has taken a giant lea p to step for man, nasa has taken a giant leap to make space accessible for millionaires

the international space station is open for business.nounced friday it would open the iss to commercial businesses and tourism. >> pharmaceutical companies that butterravity can mix pharmaceuticals. there are better uses for creating artificial retinas. at the thin levels on earth, they collapse on themselves, but you can create these in no gravity. in some cases it can open of the opportunities for blind people to see again. cableso have fiber-optic that can be produced at much better quality than it can in a gravity environment. emily: the news comes a week after nasa selected three companies to send robotic letters to the moon. spacecraftevelop that will carry nothing equipment to the lunar surface equipment tonasa the lunar surface beginning next year. space angels is an ambassador botics.o congratulations. this is a huge milestone for your company. in being is astrobotic able to send a lunar lander with a giant load to the? payload to the moon? >> we are thrilled to be leaving america back to the moon. paylender will take 28 oads, 1

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