minutes so use m.s. 15 will last off launching 3 people as part of expedition 61 to the international space station now flying today russian cosmonaut an american astronaut just to come in and. months away from the united arab emirates not this you want has drawn in a bigger crowd than usual y. while full military pilot tons of elements where he will become the fust amorality and indeed the 1st arab to ever set foot on the international space station so obviously a very exciting passing voyage but also an important day and a day of national pride. and even though of course he is undoubtedly under great pressure on this historic day for his country he still managed with his back up at the press conference on tuesday to recall some of the like to moments during that training. in the final stage for training we had to. mock up the isis mock up and. we were doing. that simulating that's what you are going to do in board the station and i was a little bit alerts because they know ideas would be up emergencies you know you so i caught that 1st and i just. got up to my command that i don't have pledge our

in orbit is now on his way to the international space station on with 2 fellow astronauts r.t. was at the lot surely we'll share it with you just after this short break. the democrats want to recapture the white house in a bad way their hatred of trump with the help of the liberal mainstream media has witnessed presidential candidates say some of the most extraordinary things but there is nothing extraordinary about their hatred of the president the question is do they have ideas to win. the program the iranian president says there will be no new negotiations while his country is on what he called muscling sanctions the u.s. was the key target audience he addressed this year's u.n. general assembly. we have never surrendered to foreign aggression and imposition we cannot believe the invitation to negotiation from people who claim to have applied the harshest of sanctions against the dignity and prosperity of our nation the iranian nation will never forget and forgive these crimes and these criminals when the us does not respect the un resolutions and when europe shows an inabil

meant was orbital and space x which i'll talk about in a second now carry cargo to the international space station and of course you have elon musk and jeff bezos with blue origin and elon musk with space x building rockets. must is maybe more of the celebrity type. jeff bezos is more of the just working away. he's got three rockets assigned, the first one is the armstrong which is the suborbital, the second is the glenn that we put people in orbit and the third is armstrong which will be something to carry interplanetary to the moon or elsewhere. this is very exciting. how many of you guys know robert bigelow? he is right up here in las vegas, north las vegas and i think it was 2001, he invited a group of about 15 or 20 space geeks, me included by the way to las vegas and he said he made $1 billion in his hotels and he said i want spend half of that putting up private space stations and i want to make sure that i don't run afoul of regulators and so forth who screwed things up. so we had to three days talking about how to do that what he came up with and again, it's right up the road here in las

a soyuz spacecraft carrying the latest crew of 3 astronauts to the international space station has a dock successfully space is cool they took off earlier on wednesday from baikonur kazakhstan the delicate process of connecting their spacecraft to the i assess to just under 2 hours it is the 1st time since 2015 that the sas will have 9 people on board instead of the usual 6 it is a man. mantis occasion for the united arab emirates as its 1st ever astronaut as one of the new crew alongside counterparts from the u.s. and russia parties must get taylor was lucky enough to watch of the launch of live in kazakhstan. and we can see that the engine has ignited. and lift off far. just so you can understand what it feels like to be standing where i am i'm around 2 kilometers away from the launch pad known as the guardian star and the ground underneath me can hear the people call to the ground underneath me is just read about the rating this is not a trauma but the shaking from that last off it's going through my whole body combined not of course with the deafening roar as those engines kicked

a soyuz rocket is docked with the international space station after blasting off from the baikonur space center in kazakhstan among the crew is. from the united arab emirates he made history by becoming the 1st arab astronaut on the i s s. this is the news for you can always find the latest headlines a d.-w. dot com or you can follow us on twitter now i have some breaking news for you coming in former french president jacques chirac has died he was 86 chirac led france for to turn 395 to 2007 he took prance through adoption of the euro and was known for his opposition to the u.s. led war in iraq his later years were plagued by scandal and he was found guilty of corruption after leaving office. you're watching the news coming to you live from but end remember there's lots more on our website the dot com you can also follow us on twitter as well as on facebook but do stay with us now from business news which is coming up with my colleague and 1st i'm to catch enough i see at the top of the hour look forward to it. of borderless europe. northern ireland. frontier caught. family. conflicts i

in the end, what it meant was world and spacex now carry cargo to the international space station.and of course you have elon musk and jeff bezos with blue origin and elon musk with spacex. building rockets. more of the celebrity type, jeff bezos is kind of working away. he's got three rocket designs. the first one is armstrong which is a suborbital. second one is the glenn to put people in orbit and the third is the armstrong which can carry interplanetary to them one or elsewhere. this is very exciting. how many of you know robert bigelow? yeah, he is right up here in las vegas. he invited a group of 15-20 of space geeks. he made $1 billion i guess in his hotels. is that i want to spend half of that putting a private space stations. so we had to three days talking about how to do that. of course what he came up with, are these inflatable modules. which he hopes to use as orbiting hotels, laboratories and moon bases. what's interesting is he sets up in orbit, there is now test module on the international space station. we wanted to talk about mars so let me get back to mars. elon

so you spacecraft carrying the latest crew of 3 astronauts the international space station has now successfully docked with the orbiter it took off from kazakhstan about 6 hours ago vellacott process of connecting their spacecraft to the i assess is now on the way which will take just under 2 hours the 1st time since 2015 that the r.s.s. will have 9 people on board instead of the usual 6 it's a momentous occasion for the united arab emirates as its 1st ever astronaut is one of the new crew alongside counterparts from the u.s. and russia. or watch the launch in kazakhstan. and we can see that the engine has ignited. on the left off. hour. just so you can understand what it feels like to be standing where i am i'm around . 2 kilometers away from the launch pad known as the garden started on the ground underneath me can hear the people promoting the ground underneath me is just revolver rating this is not a trauma but the shaking from that last all it's going through my whole body combined not of course with the deafening roar as those engines kicked into action imagine the power that is needed in

but the news above our heads a soyuz spacecraft carrying 3 new crewmen to the international space station docked successfully they took off for wednesday from baikonur because of the delicate process of connecting the spacecraft to the s.s. took just on the 2 hours but the good it's the 1st time since 2015 that the orbiting station will have 9 crew on board instead of the usual 6 a packed house of the it's a momentous occasion for the united arab emirates it's got its 1st ever asked for more. as part of the new team up there alongside counterparts from the u.s. and russia susskind taylor did a sterling job of watching the takeoff in kazakhstan. and we can see that the engine has ignited. the next oh wow are. just so you can understand what it feels like to be standing where i am i'm around 2 kilometers away from the launch pad known as the garden start and the ground underneath me can hear the people polled say the ground underneath me is just red fog rating this is not a trauma but the shaking from that last off is going through my whole body combined not of course with the deafening roa

her approach a soyuz rocket has docked with the international space station after blasting off from the baikonur space center in kazakhstan among the new crew as has almost sori from the united arab emirates he made history by becoming the 1st arab astronaut on the i assess. this is the interview news from berlin don't forget you can always get the latest headlines that did have you dot com or follow us on twitter we have more to come at the top of the hour here now thanks for being with us. from borderless iraq. versus northern ireland. for in texas growing cotton. back with the rescuers and the. conflicts in border regions and how people deal with in. our special series for the . 60 minutes on d w. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 989. we visit the heroes of eastern europe we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage. the libya the fall of the wall didn't surprise me mission accomplished what does it take to change the course of history. raising the iron curtain starts september 30th on d w. world unto itself. the fine

a new crew of 3 are on their way to the international space station after a few quick orbits of the earth due to dock later this hour it's a historic day for united arab emirates its 1st ever astronaut is on board alongside counterparts from the u.s. and russia so ask you taylor watch the launch in kazakhstan. and we can see that the engine has ignited. and the next oh sure are. just so you can understand what it feels like to be standing where i am i'm around 2 kilometers away from the launch pad known as the garden start on the ground underneath me you can hear the people call to the ground underneath me is just rigged up rating this is not a trauma but the shaking from that last off it's going through my whole body combined not of course with the deafening roar as those engines kicked into action imagine the power that is needed in order to propel that 15 me to tool $310.00 ton rocket into the ad and then of course you have that beautiful the mesmerizing flame of the fuel that ignited it really is almost indescribably dramatic not flying today of russian cosmonaut. american astronaut j

that's had stories because the international space station has welcomed 3 new members this 'd thursday after a successful rocket launch yesterday. i saw in history ascribed to pierce left from kazakhstan baikonur launch station brought in american a russian cosmonaut to for the 1st time ever an astronaut from the united arab emirates to join the crew on board the international space station and aren't they helping about it. and their all time in moments for a visit to the. gulf his sights set on cheap money this hour as they train for. the eyes the ears of see warn you probably than i do the dishes at the balls more than those did. do you. see me. in the news i mean guys are that infants involved. a lot of you will see sawing during fuzzy farts about 2 kids each other both hard and most school. doesn't need a list of. 5 days of doing. an english lady and people who simply. the very pain years in the process started 10 years and i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season related episodes filmed on an

to join the crew on board the international space station lots of happy hugs up there isn't. tough timely questions next heads time for another visit to the worlds apart studio i'll see you off about for all the stories making headlines this thursday. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida no mother daughter is buried in a cemetery it really messes with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court the be the. shock shock smar society we feel. we don't know she'll just recall. the end of this trial unfortunately you. will still not know chill just. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront a shooting let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be succes

because space is very expensive and no country alone can do what we have done with the international space station we do benefit from working together. it's fascinating and i guess the drones you hear about controlled bite satellites, flying a drone from arizona over whatever, it's incredible. thank you for coming in. thank you for having me. roger is off to read the news for andrew marr, and do his duties there. have a lovely day, rachel. ben, how is the weather looking? it's feeling quite cool today which is apt given this is the first day of autumn, a fair bit of sunshine. with the sunshine we also have some showers in the forecast, cool air ushered in behind this band of cloud with rain forjust ushered in behind this band of cloud with rain for just about all of us yesterday, today some speckled cloud comes down from the north—west, shower workloads being brought in on a cool breeze, tapping into cooler airthan we a cool breeze, tapping into cooler air than we have been used to so if you are heading out in the next hour orso, you are heading out in the next hour or so, you can you are heading

as you can see from this image from the international space station, it remains a very large, as i saidbeen stalled. now, this is the problem, for more than a day over the northern bahamas. we know at least five deaths are reported. u.s. coast guard helicopters medevaced 19 people from abaco island, but bringing in emergency aid will have to wait until this hurricane passes. and mandatory evacuations are under way in coastal communities from florida all the way to north carolina. florida's governor urged everyone to get out while they can. >> people need to remain vigilant. if you're ordered to evacuate, you need to do that from palm beach county all the way up to nassau, the florida-georgia border, all those coastal counties have issued evacuation orders. and it's important that residents heed those calls. you know, get out now while you have time, while there's fuel available, and you'll be safe on the roads. >> so far, grand bahama island has been getting the worst of dorian. cnn's patrick oppmann has been there and is in the resorttown of freeport. patrick? >> reporter: hurricane d

rocket has docked at the international space station after blasting off from the back door space center in kazakhstan one of the 3 member crew is. the story from the united arab emirates he's making history by becoming the 1st arab astronaut on the i.s.a.'s. the un has issued even more drastic warnings due to catastrophic impact of climate change on the world's oceans a panel of scientists says unprecedented overheating could raise sea levels enough to wipe out some coastal habitation by the end of this century. now the health of the oceans is most obvious to those living near them like the people on the canyon island of lamu that's where. he is teaching his preschoolers that one person's trash is another's treasure our reporter went there to see what they've done with it. it's ocean clean up the here. in kenya the children might have made a game out of it but for omar ali this is more of a possible conservation mission. for me we have 1520 minutes. every friday every friday to get it when they are you know money spent again we're doing here and. like many of you can countries kenya is

but these images might just instill some respect this is during a scene from the international space station the hurricane has a dynamic to have some 450 kilometer is a hugely unpredictable and destructive force. now to hong kong where the territory's government is expected to formally withdraw a controversial extradition bill which sparked months of anti government demonstrations according to local media reports hong kong chief executive kerry will meet with lawmakers later today before finally scrapping the bill into law would have allowed for residents to be extradited to mainland china protesters said a pose a threat to the territories semi-autonomous status. could come i don't know. with more on this i'm joined now by de w's william yang who's in hong kong well you what are your sources telling you is kerry really going to officially withdrawal that controversial bill yes so in fact according to several media sources over here terry lamb is currently actually having a meeting with lawmakers sunken devotees to the national people's congress and also members of the executive committee in

approach you just see is rocket has docked with the international space station after blasting off from her docking or space center in kazakhstan one of the 3 member crew is story from the united arab emirates he's making history as the 1st arab astronaut on the i s s . a u.n. report has issued this starkest warning yet of a climate change catastrophe for the planet's seas predicting more super storms rising sea levels and ocean dead zones scientists from the intergovernmental panel on climate change say unprecedented overheating in the world's oceans could raise sea levels by about one meter by the end of this century rendering some coastal regions uninhabitable. one senegalese coast the village of popping green is already feeling the effects of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque. was not worth all the good it done when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their things and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to the car another city them in the winter for their cause. their situation as a result o

like indies nasa images film from the international space station meteorologist say dorian might be back out to sea away from the eastern u.s. but it might also slam headlong into the southeastern coast. we just don't know when exactly it's going to turn north it could turn north obviously we want to have that turn as quickly as possible to minimize the impacts on florida but if you look at the forecast it absolutely could impact the coast and turn once it hits the coast and so we've got to prepare for that eventuality as here in florida people along the southeast coast are preparing for the impact of one of the fiercest hurricanes for a long time. hong kong is bracing for more disorder on monday as some pro-democracy protesters call for a general strike thousands of hong kong university and school students walked classes for demonstrations on monday so they just act of defiance in the weeks long movement some pro-democracy legislators have been attending protests in an attempt to discourage further police violence as our correspondent reports from hong kong. he's a familiar face among p

rocket launch planned next month and headed to international space station. rocketlast off wallop's island october 21st. supplies and equipmenteeded on space station. ho toev seral projects sends up scientific balloons and suborbital rockets every year. b last rocket launcack in continues to climb aft s hurricane dorian hit the hoislands. wiwsscues.cal hng replus. >> the national p9/11entagon memorial is scheduled to close even w armecath w feaor i tomor mid-90s and to cow.uld feel let you knowow long it' onndery "e final 5" 11onight at "e final 5" 11onight at vo: reach for more and spread yr ♪ ngs. ♪ sleger: spread my wings it ride. ♪ : elevate your taste. yuengling traditional lager. spread your wings. rthe $5 cheeseburger and fries from tgi fridays is here. let's come together forame, and become one nation under cheeseburger. our tasty signature cheeseburger and fries for five. all day. all night. for a limid time. tgi fridays. > we're following breaks news o tonight out loudoun county. sheriff's office investigating social media threats to schools in the c

a store use rocket has gone to the international space station after blasting off from the baikonur space center in concerts one of the 3 member crew is has an album and sorie from the united arab emirates says he's making history as the 1st arab astronaut on the i.s.f. . a black panther that was seen roaming the rooftops of the northern french town a few days ago has been. stolen from a zoo where it was being kept zoo employees discovered the animals painted been broken into overnight the panther was due to be re homed at a rehabilitation center for domesticated wild animals or child for the it's a un report has issued the strongest warning yet of a climate change could have to be for the planet's seas predicting more super storms are rising sea levels and ocean dead zones scientists from the intergovernmental panel on climate change say unprecedented overheating in the world's oceans could raise sea levels by about one meter by the end of this century rendering some coastal regions uninhabitable. one senegalese coast the village of popping green is already feeling the effects of rising

approach to just so use rothera has docked with the international space station after blasting off from the space center in kazakhstan after the new crew among the new crew is on the story from the united arab emirates he's made history by becoming the 1st arab astronaut on the ideas. to be later. the most restrictive ban in the united states abortion ban united states is weakening is weeks away from taking effect alabama passed the law in may it bans abortion in almost all circumstances including rape and incest its supporters hope it's a sign of things to come throughout the country many women fear losing access to reproductive health care they're pinning their hopes on a legal challenge the ban. it's 5 am in montgomery alabama and already anti-abortion activists awaiting as the 1st women arrive at the clinic. near raven keeps an eye on what they're doing she manages a feminist community center next door it's her volunteers who escort women into the clinic. so there's always a saudi says you never know what can happen you know what kind of things are going to happen on the sidewalk or

follow snoopy as he becomes a nasa astronaut and the existing moon and the international space station. that is your eye out entertainment. >>> was he the only giant to say farewell on sunday. the long and winding road trip continue. >>> take a look outside at the city of san jose where it the j. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> it is a chilly start to the day. temperatures much colder. the coldest temperatures. we're looking at low to mid 50s. low

the images show the storm from the international space station. can see florida and cuba, but what you don't see are the bahamas. that means that the islands are completely covered by that storm. >>> another story we were watching closely. what was supposed to be a fun, overnight scuba diving trip, off the coast, turned into a nightmare as a fire burned on deck. 15 people are confirmed dead. a dozen more are unaccounted for. that's according to u.s. coast guard officials who spoke to "the los angeles times." there's many unanswered questions about what went wrong. >> mayday. mayday. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate search for survivors, after a 75-foot dive boat caught fire off santa cruz island. >> los angeles channel 16. what is your position and number of persons onboard? >> i can't hear you. >> the coast guard has received a mayday call from an unknown vessel. all are supposed to keep a sharp lookout. >> reporter: the 34 passengers were below deck, in an area used for sleeping. >> are they locked inside the boat? roger, are they locked on t

nasa will give us from the international space station. they're even higher in space than most cases at a the international space station. so they give us cool and interesting views. the stuff from the hurricane hunters is absolutely incredible. the 53rd weather squad. they just posted a video of them flying through the eye with the lightening flashes at night. it's like a halloween horrorer at a amusement park. sdprr i had one chance to go through what was a category four. i ended up backing utof the flight. that flight, at the time they did low level passes and one thef engines had a a problem because of the sea spray and the waves. the guy i worked with i was like i'm glad he did it and not me. >> bill karins, stick around. thank you so much. i know you're going to head back to your computers right now. nbc meteorologist bill karins always with good information for us. >>> i want to go to the former director of fooema under the clinton administration. and they're still waiting for the governor of florida to come to the microphones. but f

it's now a category 3 but as you can see from this image from the international space station it remains a very large and very dangerous storm. it's been stalled for more than a day now over the northern bahamas, at least five deaths are reported there. a u.s. coast guard helicopter medevac'd 19 people from abaco island to nassau but bringing in emergency aid will have to wait until the hurricane passes. >> it's absolutely, you know, catastrophic conditions, those weather -- what we're seeing with the hurricane is absolutely overwhelming and we're obviously getting our rescue crews that are in the bahamas as close as we can to help out, but the conditions there with the hurricane stationary over grand bahama island, there's no ability to get in there with any assets right now. >> well, mandatory evacuations are under way in coastal communities from florida to north carolina. more than 2700 flights have been canceled and the orlando international airport has now ceased operations. florida's governor urged everyone to get out while they can. >> people need to remain vigilant. if you're ord

. >>> look at this breath-taking video from the international space station. the massive hurricane dorian, a dangerous now category 5, it has changed to 5, slowly churning in the atlantic, gaining more strength. the storm poses a threat to millions of americans. the bahamas and the east coast are bracing for landfall early this week. forecasters say dorian's track has shifted a bit. it is still turning and expected to skirt florida, georgia and the carolinas. tourist spots in the path of the storm clearing out. locals spending last holiday weekend of summer boarding up windows and collecting emergency supplies. >> how worried are you? >> i'm still worried. >> in case it turns the other way, you got to be ready. >> in parts of florida, mandatory evacuations have begun as millions on edge as dorian swells to 500 miles across with 160-mile-per-hour winds. we'll keep an eye on the storm throughout the weekend. we'll have updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> back here in the bay area, a small grass fire lit up the night for drivers on i-80 in san franci

currently working with spacex on it commercial crew program advancing travel to and from the international space station. democrats are moving forward on impitch peachment. the possible timeline, and also new information about whether and a dispute over the ctual homeless has city workers doing some heavy lifting. we have the latest on the controversial boulders on a soon san francisco sidewalk. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> this is monday morning and the last day of september. september 30th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and how you should dress for it. steve paulsen has a lot to tell you. >> i would wear something warm in the morning. >> and the long sleeves on. >> also snow. we had a little bit of rain. some out towards livermore. also on the peninsula and there are a cup of little showers trying to get their act together in marin county. that is from livermorx freemont. there is not a lot there but enough to trig terrain gauges to pick up a couple 100ings. palo alto. and of course, we looking for that associated with that

from the camera on board the international space station. massive storm and it is moving across the ocean all day long. jeff ranier has been tracking. jeff, it's been sitting over the bahamas but it's about to start moving towards florida? >> over the next six to eight hours this would take a turn to the north and keep some of the worst of the sto just offshore here of florida, but they are going to feel the outer bands of this storm as it moves in because from the eye of the hurricane to the florida coast it's only 86 miles away at this point. those 140-mile-per-hour winds stretch out 45 miles from the center of the storm. it looks like florida could be spared from the worst of the wind, but they will still have some impacts. as you mentioned, it's stationary now. that's the problem over the bahamas. catastrophic damage happening this very second in freeport. the track takes it parallel to florida with that key change to the north as we move through tonight and tomorrow as a category 3 storm, winds of 120 to 130 miles per hour. extremely cl

space station. nasa's camera on the international space station. you can see just how huge this is. let's take a walk and check in with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we've talked about this timeline. it continues to hang out and go very slowly, but it's going to come at some point. >> we don't see any big changes on the timeline as we go today. we start off with where the hurricane is. we currently have winds of 110 miles per hour. the eye of the hurricane really not wavering that much. we still have the strength holding on with the storm. the path of it takes it parallel, here, to the eastern seaboard with possibly another landfall around cape hatteras on thursday, winds of about 100 miles per hour. so there will be impacts for those immediate beaches. that's who will get it the worst with this storm system. rainfall, two to seven inches, coastal wind, 40 to 100 miles per hour and a storm surge of three to seven feet. back here in the bay area, we've also had interesting weather. today we've been talking about it for days now, the moisture bringing in humidity. numerous thu

. >> welcome to the international space station. >> how cool is that?eave it to brad to put nick on the hot spot. >> who is more believable clooney or pitt? >> you were absolutely. >> it's like he had to say that. either way gravity george and brad look good in a space suit. brad is in the nation's capitol for his latest film. >>> let's talk fall tv. season two of "the conners" returns next week. roseanne barr is coping to one plastic surgery she had. >> i did have one procedure where i got the fat sucked out of my stomach and put in my butt because i just wanted to see what it would be like to have me butt. >> roseanne's big confession, she wanted a back side like a kardashian. the comedian who was killed off racist tweet also tells the "daily mail's" jesse palmer she still hasn't forgiven her former co-star sara gilbert for calling her behavior abhorrent. >> have you talked to her since? >> no. >> it's been a matter of adjustment and life goes on. >> it was a big change for us. >> lauren zima learned next week's season of the show will only briefly ta

astronaut newcomen tarnow observed the forest fires in the amazon from the international space station and photographed the thick smoke trails. these red dots give an impression of the number of fires burning on a single day their impact on the rain forest is devastating in comparison the problem in southern africa seems far worse. but the blazes seen here are for the most part savanna fires grasslands need the flames to renew themselves all grass burns fertilizing the soil and making way for new growth . ready on facebook we asked you to tell us what you think about forest fires have you ever been affected by one. k p pandy from india right fire is a good servant if it's controlled but a bad master if it's beyond control forest buyers and global climate change are a. circle global communities need to break this cycle by promoting renewable energy technologies and reducing deforestation and forest degradation. from ecuador posts the fires in the amazon are nothing compared to the 1000 time bigger devastation the forest has undergone over the past 40 years the fire is the desperate cry

pitgot an out of this world experience shutting from earth with an astronaut aboard the international space station. is starring in the upcoming space film that his theaters later this month. >> now that i have you at the space station, let's talk about me. how did we do? >> the setting looked similar to the type of setting i have around me. >> they chatted about others who have chatted in space movies. >> who was more believable? >> you were, absolutely. >> is your eye on entertainment. >> college football coach ripped california for a plan that would pay college athletes. >> before we had to break, let's take a live look outside, this is that the city of san jose where it is 50 degrees right now on tuesday morning. we will be right back. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, restcegh st forever.le tremors.s the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> the a's are the hottest team in baseball, there's one problem, it is the [indiscernible], they leave the major in that category. th

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these images from the international space station. you can see there that the eye of the storm, very clear. tracking dorian's path for us. paul. >> it is safe to say the state of florida is dodging a very, very large bullet. it is not going to make landfall in florida. it is now moving to the north, parallel to the coastline. yes, they're going to get wind and storm surge. you saw what happened to the bahamas. that could have been florida. it likely will not be. sustained winds 110 miles per hour. still a very strong storm. any hurricane is a big deal. it's still a category 2. lots of rain. there are hurricane and tropical storm warnings all the way up the coastline to georgia. will it make landfall? we're not sure. the center of the storm may stay off shore the entire time. if it makes landfall, it would be somewhere over south carolina, north carolina on thursday. not direct impacts on the florida coastline over the next 24 hours. windy and wet on the florida coast, but nowhere close to the worst case. storm surge, you saw that 20 f

this is a look from outer space, camera on the international space station.ee how massive the storm is as it moves. jeff ranieri. what do we inspect? >> finally moving out of the bahamas which will be unrecognizable for a lot of people once the storm exits from catastrophic damage. water lapping up on the rooftops, even going up into second stories of some homes in the bahamas, including shreveport where the center is right now. still stationary, weakening down to 120 miles per hour, more detail details in two minutes. focus now on bay area weather. we should cool off. two weaker systems passing north but humidity pushing in from south as well. little bit of morning fog. mixed bag coming your way. but tomorrow morning, see the fog contained to immediate bay and coast. not bad beginning for tuesday morning. sunshine for south bay. 67 for san francisco. 58 north bay, 64 patchy clouds and little bit of fog near east bay and 65. temperatures tomorrow will please a lot in south bay, not that hot. 83 in downtown san jose, 81 in cupertino, warmer in gilroy at 90. ma

aleem: the international space station captured dramatic images n of hurricane doriaswirling in the oceanclose to florida. but it is the northern bahamas that has borne the bruntf the storm's ire, and where in the coming days humanitarian needs aleem maqbool, bbc nassau in the bahamas. jane: hurricane dorian continues north of the east coast. t.the carolinas e bracing for a direct hit. i'm joined by gary odonoghue, who is in hilton head, south carolina. you are obviously starting to feel the effects of hurricane right no how bad is it? gary: these are really just the outer bands, as they call them, the advanced guard, if you like, of the hurricane. rithe hne winds extend 60 miles from the center of the tropical force winds even further than that. his is what we are getting is a precursor to the main event. we're expecng it to come ume the coast and threaten places like charleston where we .ll be later the real risks will not be so much the winds, because they are for fallen in terms of the streng. it will be the the water. storm surge, the amount of rain. e will be six to 12 inch of 1 rai

they blasted off from the international space station from kazakhstan and docked a short time ago. awell, it has been quit 24-hour period for boris johnson. first the supreme court rules against him for suspending parliament, then he addresses the u.n., and right after, comes -- jones on a plane to be back to the house of commons. t was far from a warm welcome. the prime minister rejected labor calls for him to resign and challenged the opposition parties to agree to ral election. prime min. johnson: i think the people outside this house hiderstand what is happening. they know that n can disguise the truth. it is not just that this parliament is gridlocked, paralyzed, and refusing to deliver on the priorities of the people. it is not just unable to move forward. it is worse than that, mr. speaker. out of sheer selfishness and political cowardice, memrs opposite -members opposite are unwilling -- are unwilling to move aside and give the people a say. michelle: boris johnson showing ns signs of backing down. for more, i spoke with amanda sloat, former state department official who is

this is this morning from the camera on board the international space station. so the question is, where is dorian headed next? chief meteorologist jeff ranier is tracking it. do we have an idea of where it will pick up again? >> we do have an idea, and it will be the entire eastern coast of florida that will get lashed with these rain bands, wind gusts as well, and that is the big problem we're looking at, at least at this very second. look at the eye of the hurricane. that's where the heaviest wind is located. it is stationary and raking over shreveport creating more catastrophic damage for the bahamas islands. looking out wide here, currently 140-mile-an-hour winds. you can see in miami on their radar the worst of the rain is over freeport with some of these rain bands now reaching pompano beach, melbourne and daytona beach. so what about a path? we're waiting on a key turn to the north, also into tomorrow morning. once that happens it will really signal to us that everything continues to be in line here with a category 3 storm going parallel to florida with

but these images might just instill some respect this is during the scene from the international space station the hurricane has a diameter of some 450 kilometers hugely unpredictable and destructive force. let's get more from mullins she's a journalist in freeport bahamas welcome to d.w. how bad things things are bad things are pretty bad rescue efforts are being carried out here on grandmama island it been you know doing it the storm on monday again yesterday even without abandon right now you know. tropical storm winds force winds. you know we still haven't heard all's. whole the whole eastern end of the hour. so people right now trying to mobilize themselves chatzky they have to they can't get there people have been stuck. for days we haven't heard one since the wee hours of the morning on monday things are pretty bad. people have nothing and i see nothing left on the wells and they're back and they're going home to nothing. anything. the hospital went and the water. police agent or no water command center you know we need everything ok so it does sound pretty bad are you are you getting m