perhaps even impossible without a bit of fun but don't take our word for it the crew on the international space station can tell you more she knows what it feels like to be up there alone u.s. astronaut christina cook repairing the outside of the international space station last year she set a record by spending 328 days in space in the i.s.a.'s you literally couldn't get any further from the coronavirus but the astronauts on board have a lot in common with the millions in isolation 400 kilometers away back on us constantly packed in together yet separated from any other life unable to visit family and friends for months that's why crew are trying to deal with the psychological impact of living in space keeping busy is the key whether working getting a haircut or of course having a restful night's sleep the only s.s. crew like christina know all too well how to stay healthy and happy in isolation. jax to star is an isolation researcher and a cultural anthropologist specializing in the measurement and enhancement of human performance and extreme environments well it's a mouthful there you've done a lot

perhaps even impossible without a bit of fun but don't take our word for it the crew on the international space station can tell you more she knows what it feels like to be up there alone u.s. astronaut christina cook repairing the outside of the international space station last year she set a record by spending 328 days in space in the i.s.a.'s you literally couldn't get any further from the coronavirus but the astronauts on board have a lot in common with the millions in isolation 400 kilometers away back on us constantly packed in together yet separated from any other life unable to visit family and friends for months that's why crew are trying to deal with the psychological impact of living in space keeping busy is the key whether working getting a haircut or of course having a restful night's sleep the only s.s. crew like christina know all too well how to stay healthy and happy in isolation jax to star is an isolation researcher and a cultural anthropologist specializing in the measurement and enhancement of human performance and extreme environments well it's a mouthful there you've done a lot o

the idea has been inspired by designs from japan that have been tested on the international space station make it freely available to those most in need. when we think about third world countries, where there is, like, extremely huge populations, and they're not that developed in the medicalfield, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, thornhill medical, whose battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military, have been asked by the government there to ramp up production. their portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. they're already ce—marked and fda—approved, and the designer believes they have the expertise to make them quickly in adapted automotive or aerospace factories around the world. if everybody puts the pedal to the metal and goes full speed, i think this could be ramped up in very large numbers pretty quickly. it's certainly inspiring to see how engineers around the world are coming together to work on this problem in the face of many chal

astronomical headaches just like everybody else only mr politics we understand that the international space stationmay possibly be the safest place on earth over the next few months the next men to leave the planet have been under heavy quarantine in russia star city forced to say goodbye to their families several weeks ahead of schedule that's to ensure they don't bring coppa 19 to the international space station next week it's really interesting it's not unlike any other time in our in our lives as a generation really right like to me this is goes into where were you when j.f.k. was shot where were you when you landed on the moon and where were you when corona virus is happening and i'll have my own interesting story to tell and in years to come for nearly a decade the u.s. has relied on russia to fly its astronauts into low earth orbit but that will change in a few weeks if all goes according to plan go on to for grab sample container nasa and the private american aerospace company space x. say the launch of a crude mission will go ahead in mid to late may regardless of the pandemic back on eart

families several weeks ahead of schedule that's to ensure they don't bring coppa 19 to the international space station next week it's really interesting it's not unlike any other time in our in our lives as a generation really right like to me this is goes into where were you when j.f.k. was shot where were you when you landed on the moon and where were you when corona virus is happening and i'll have my own interesting story to tell and in years to come for nearly a decade the u.s. has relied on russia to fly its astronauts into low earth orbit but that will change in a few weeks if all goes according to plan go on to for grab sample container nasa and the private american aerospace company space x. say the launch of a crude mission will go ahead in mid to late may regardless of the pandemic back on earth there's a lot riding on the mission giving the u.s. the capacity to send its own people into space once again. timelines for other missions will certainly have to be pushed back 3 to one big mission. nasa is newer. ryan spacecraft is scheduled to take the next man and 1st woman to the lunar surface

here are the astronauts giving it a try on the international space station. inches and 15. this is one of three batches that were grown there over two years. nasa says that astronauts may in the future be able to grow their own food on longer voyages. bon appetit. type the headlines now and bbc news. another big rise the number of people affected by coronavirus in the uk. there's no 163 confirmed cases. the government has pledged an extra £46 million for research into coronavirus vaccines and faster testing. reassurance for shoppers, ministers say that retailers do have robust plans in place and that's amid concerns that people have been stockpiling. one known bbc news it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what have you been watching this week? a very mixed bag. we have onwards which is an animated quest. we have first wives, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so onward, i

you can see if you qualify online. >>> the international space station will be home to a few space touristsear. spacex is teaming up with axium space to send three people to the space station for at least eight days. each ticket cost fief 5 million 00-0000. the new york times reports at least one seat is already booked. this may be the first private space flight to space involving no government space agencies. >> pack the dramamine. >>> look at the view right now of the light showers across the bay bridge. it's raining from just about the golden gate bridge northward. i'll show you specificy on high def doppler. we'll leave behind one view out across the bay bridge and just to show you what it looks like in the bay, ha't gotten for a c and now you can spot it. the bands of yellow and orange on here show you where some of the better organized rain is in the north bay. it's been since late january that we've gotten measurable rain. today, we're going to ballistic that streak. even though it's not going to be a lot. we're probably only going to get .10" of rain out of this. petaluma you're get

the idea was inspired by designs from japan that have been tested on the international space station.ucceeds, they want to make it freely available to those most in need. when we think about third world countries, where, like, there is, like, extremely huge populations, and they're not that developed in the medical field, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, thornhill medical, whose battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military, have been asked by the government there to ramp up production. their portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. they're already ce marked and fda approved, and the designer believes they have the expertise to make them quickly in adapted automotive or aerospace factories around the world. if everybody puts the pedal to the metal and goes full speed, i think this could be ramped up in very large numbers pretty quickly. it's certainly inspiring to see how engineers around the world are coming together to work on this pro

. >> coming up, the space as rocket is hearing two tons of supplies to the international space station including some unusual cargo. >>> a former shark returns to the tank. gary may have missed the game with the flu but the young warrior banded together to avoid and 11 game losing streak at home. sports is coming up. this burger's delicious! let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. check out my triple bonus jack! check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh... [car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> steph curry came back and now he's gone again. he missed the game against the 76ers after testing positive for the flu. he is under team protocol for flu exposure. kevin hart watching the sixers take on the worriers. and you see glenn robinson the third. he goes and 2 and. philadelphia goes up by 10. damion lee draws the foul. 30 seconds left. they grab the offensive board and mike scott goes up for the go-ahead

. >> and, how soon tourists would be allowed to spend a night on board the international space station and, if you booked that vacation to the international space station, this could be the view out of your bedroom window. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. you're watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox 2 news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> and you just heard it, that opening bell ringing on wall street this morning. obviously we're keeping a close eye on the markets. world markets slipped overnight. u.s. markets all set to open about 3% lower as a day of trading gets under way. we're already down under the red and we're 2 seconds into the morning. we're going to leave this on your screen in the bottom left corner. we also have business and tech news in today's dollars and cents. >> all right. lots to talk about. we say, good morning. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. we do have some good news in wait for rain. >> th

. >>> well the international space station will be home to a few space tourists next year, spacex is teaming up with axiom space to send three people to the iss for 8 days. each ticket costs $55 million. the "new york times" is reporting one seat has already been booked. this may be the first fully private human space flight to orbit involving no governmental space agencies. >> all right. they'll have quite a travel blog to send back, huh? >> that would be amazing!would just don't have that kind of money. >>> well, here on planet earth we are looking at those clouds that are back. tracking that on shore flow for us, that marine influence cooling us down today, even cooler than yesterday at this time. we are looking at 50s and 60s with the cloudy view looking east across the bay bridge and east bay. oak happened 62. 54 in san francisco. 62 san jose and 52 for santa rosa. we're watching this low pressureys and continues to bring the wet weather to the pacific northwest. so this low drops in tomorrow and that will usher in a weak cold front bringing the return of wet weather for us. you

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. >>> and fresh supplies are on their way to the international space station tonight, along with an unusual piece of cargo. the research adidas is doing in spacebuild a better sneaker. >>45 poundofuppliesca rdthe international space station tonight and there are unusual items on board. spacex launched a rocker carrying the materials from cape canaveral last night. in addition to tons of foods and supplies, the shipment includes plastic pellets from adidas. the shoemaker is using them as part of a research project aimed at making better sneakers. >>> no video of a hang glider rescue in alabama. crews swooped down to save a man who got stuck in a tree. they say he was clinging to the branches for about three hours before they arrived. the man was airlifted to the hospital with a possible injury. >>> they call tennessee the volunteer state and you can see why. hundreds turned up today to irms at least three tornadoes ripped through the area overnight monday into tuesday. take a look at the widespread destruction left behind and the volunteers that came out, officials say they have thousands of

coronavirus and check this out 4500 pounds of supplies are currently flying high towards the international space station space x launched a rocket carrying the materials from florida's cape canaveral air force station on friday night. usually the supplies include thousands of pounds of food toiletries and other items that the astronauts need when they live aboard the iss the shipment though also had dozens of plastic pellets so they could research how adidas makes it shoes. they're hoping to do some research to help lead to make a better sneaker. kron 4 news police are still looking for the 3 men who slammed into police cars. >>why they're considered to be a sophisticated burglary crew. and our coronavirus coverage continues after the break what health precautions. officials at cracker barrel you'll always feel right at home, with favorites like our golden country fried steak, our scratch-made buttermilk pancakes, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so come on home to what you love, come on home to cracker barrel. >>the number of coronavirus cases in the united states more than tripled in the last we

he spent nearly a year aboard the international space station studying the effects of space on the human joins "gma" with some tips. he's not in space any more, he's in houston. >> since we don't know how long this is going to be, you know, you have to think, hey, this is my new reality. having a schedule. a schedule is so very important. when i got to space the first time i was on a long flight, it was hard to get used to that. but i found as i got used to it, i actually needed it. when i got home, i missed it. >> you can watch kelly's full interview on "gma" coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> the virus outbreak is forcing businesses to keep us as safe as possible. >> starting today a new way to get groceries through a drive through. julian glover is live in los gatos with more on how this works. good morning, julian. >> good morning, kumasi. innovation is the name of the game. if you've gone grocery shopping and concerned about your own social distance. you can ditch the crowds and packed aisles when you do a drive-thru style grocery store. let's tell you what they have inside. all the basics

up at the orbit of the international space station the i s s material slowly undergoes space weathering. the atmosphere there is thin but it contains some highly reactive atomic oxygen. oxygen atoms have even attacked to the surface of the hubble space telescope which orbits the earth 100 kilometers higher than the i s s. another risk factor for materials in space is bombardment by micrometeoroid these tiny rock particles raced through the universe of high velocities. many of them form one large asteroids collide. their destructive power is plain to see on the moon where the upper layer of rock has been pulverized by such many projectiles. the i.s.a.'s has also taken a number of hits. each impact leaves a tiny sharp edged crater. micrometeoroid skin damage the protective suits of knots on so. bass walks. and in 1903 the 1st crew sent up to service the hubble telescope brought this damaged solar panel back to earth with them. yet another cause of space weathering is cosmic rays from distant galaxies as well as from the sun. high energy particles from the sun can cause electronic equipmen

the unmanned caps us was carrying a two-pon payload to the international space station and that includes a sweet treat for the crew-- reese's pieces and skittles. up next, answering the call. how neighbors in nashville mobilized to help the recovery fornadoes. killed at least 24 people had barely left tennessee this week when thousands began stepping forward to help. mireya villarreal met with one extraordinary volunteer. >> reporter: at the corner of twhernashvilwe fouin oprea, houg volunteers. >> looks like a war zone. i mean, look at this. >> reporter: the celebrity trainer took to the streets and started a gofundme page. so far, it's raised more than $34,000, which oprea says she'll distribute to neighbors like terry warren. >> i was standing in that house, and when the house started shaking, i just knew it was going to fall apart and everything. >> reporter: the tornado destroyed his home. now he's sleeping in his car just feet away from oprea's mobile operation. >> it's like a miracle. they were there when i needed them the most. >> reporter: it will take time for people to heal he

the uncrewed spacex dragon spacecraft taking off with fresh supplies for the international space stationomes on the heels of spacex announcing a knew deal with axiom space and a plan to shuttle tourists to the international space station starting as soon as the second half of 2021. >> whoa. that's not far away. >> book your tickets. they're cheap. >> especially now. might be able to get a discount early on. >>> all right, we do have a lot of other big stories we're following happening right now. the coronavirus outbreak widens as half the states in the country are reporting confirmed cases of covid-19. nearly two dozen people aboard a cruise ship off the coast of california testing positive with concerns growing from coast to coast as the outbreak continues to spread. >> also right now in the latest white house staff changes president trump replacing his acting chief of staff mick mulvaney with conservative congressman mark meadows. the president announcing the change via twitter on friday night as he arrived at mar-a-lago for the weekend. >>> a colorado dog owner is calling her friendly

space travel opens doors to other possibilities the international space station orbits the earth so fast that centrifugal force effectively cancels out the earth's gravitational effects and in the weightless environment that produces water and other types of mass that behave very differently than they do here on the surface of our planet another visible effect is with fire. on earth a candle flickers because the air around it rises as it heats up pulling the flame upwards as a descends on the i.f.'s though flames take on a round spherical shape they don't flicker because hot air doesn't rise there on earth warmer layers also rise to the surface in a liquid medium in what researches call convection. that effect for example prevents protein crystals in the medium from growing uniformly but underweight close conditions the molecules are able to move more freely so they can form crystals that are larger and more perfectly shaped. by increasing our understanding of how proteins work these crystals have helped. the development of tailor made drugs is just one area of research by minimizing the

on the international space station we have a big space stations we have a lot of space so that it's notthat difficult but i can imagine people nowadays right now families having to live in a small apartment all day 24 hours but we also have to think of people who maybe live alone and so they're they're really isolated there are some strategies that people maybe can use to cope and to help each other the number one thing the really most important one is to communicate a lot we really try to stay connected to our families to our friends to our loved ones on earth but i think it's really important also for people who right now are in isolation you know we really have to because of the phone sky e-mail whatever we need whatever works to make sure that we keep those human connections going the other thing is that our space station we are very very busy and very day and so that helps us i think to keep psychologically healthy because you know every day we get up and we have a lot of things to do. considered among possible impacts of self isolation are post-traumatic stress as well as anxiety

astronauts at the international space station succeeded in growing the vegetable samples while orbitingsa richards found space grown lettuce was similar to earth ground samples —— nasa research. it's believe the ability to successfully grow food in space could be crucial for our long—duration space missions. i don't know what nest, but that looks like that's the tip of the iceberg. you can reach me anytime on twitter. i'm @ l vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello. on the plus side the weather won't be as bad as it's been on summary can we fit —— recent weekends. it will still be windy and it will be wet at times. this area of low pressure will feed in these weather fronts over the weekend, especially during saturday, saturday night. behind this cold front on sunday, it will feel a bit colder, but some sunshine again and some heavy showers. for the weekend, it will be wet at times. certainly not all the time. gotta be blustery throughout but we will also see some sunshine on sunday. temperatures are on the up after an early frost by the time to get to saturday morning, particularly wavy

. >>> >>> the international space station will be home to a few space tourists next year. >>> spacexng up with axiom space to send three people to the iss for at least eight days. each ticket costs $55 million the new york times reports at least one seat is booked. this may be the first fully private human spaceflight to orbit. involving no governmental space agencies. >>> the food better be fantastic. >>> it is only $55 million. >>> we will see you at 7 pm. >>> ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: tonight the outbreak is growing. more deaths, more cases, as thousands of americans begin to self-quarantine. test results from the "grand princess" cruise ship are in. nearly two dozen test positive for coronavirus. we will have the latest details on what happens next. and tonight, a major american event canceled because of the virus. school is out: the first u.s. colleges close classrooms, moving all lectures online. american tech giants tell employees to work from home. how the virus is impacting small businesses. and tonight, what the president says he may do to shore up the eco