cosmonauts are returning to earth in kazakhstan at this moment, descending from space from the international space stationrom the iss to the kazakh land. it took our cosmonauts three and a half hours at 10:33. cosmonauts. left the international space station compartment. and now we see that the descent vehicle. reached the surface of the earth, really landed on the territory of kazakhstan for the landing of the descent vehicle. now there are also independently two planes on board the descent vehicle, three of our cosmonauts, as i already said sergey korsakov the cosmonauts flew from the iss and named the expedition in honor of the legendary graduate of the same university, chief designer sergei korolev. the astronauts lasted 195 days. yes, the crew stayed on board the iss during this time from the commander. the crew of cosmonaut artemiev made five spacewalks, and matveev four in total spent more than 50% shift on september 21 to replace the returning cosmonaut to orbit. the soyuz ms-22 spacecraft arrived on board the russians sergey prokofiev prokopyev and dmitry petelina. you also need to fly to the iss

all right, terry words retired nasa astronaut and former international space station commander . thanks so much. great. to get your perspective, thanks for having me on the international atomic energy agency says these apparition, nuclear power plant and ukraine has been disconnected from its last remaining external power line. but the facility is still managing to supply electricity to the grid through a reserve line connected to a nearby thermal power station. only one of the 6 reactors at the nuclear plant is now functioning earlier. russia accused ukrainian forces of shelling near the facility. gabriel elizondo has more from keith. well, the security and the safety situation are very both very tenuous down in the separation nuclear power plant at this very hour, precisely because there was this main power source on the plan, the last remaining permanent power source there. as you mentioned, the 3 others had already been knocked out during the war. this one went down. that's the bad news. the somewhat good news is that there's backup power system was able to kick in. and that i

s lane this this is kind of the view >> this is the view from the international space station weather higher up out of the atmosphere this is the international space station flying over the clouds of hurricane ian this is all occurring in the next 10-12 hours. they are part of the atmosphere huge hundred miles of hours across this is still a dangerous storm. not as strong as it was when it made landfall. it still going back to hurricane strength let's look at what we have on the satellite perspective using the weather satellite and the radar images in there as well it's a category one hurricane. is weak as a hurricane can be and still be classified as a hurricane likely to hold onto that strength even as the atmosphere tries to target apart the still going to maintain its rank as a category one hurricane by early afternoon eastern time late morning our time near charleston, south carolina. it doesn't bring that type of wind damage that ian brought to florida yesterday but it will still produce a storm surge and produce a lot of rain is in ms. inland it's going to be a huge rainmaker i

and even higher than the international space station. and it's spent 3 days orbiting the earth. this private space flight was the 1st ever to go into orbit without a professional astronaut aboard. this has been just the beauty of an exciting race from a faith tourism business, a thriving business that will allow people to enjoy commercial journeys to space. and this is just the tip of the iceberg of a new economic wave that will change our world as we know what the space private business me there you see a true revolution occurring in space at this moment. somewhere along the way, we realized that space also had value aid to 10 years ago. space started opening up to the private sector in that's what defined what is called right now. the new space economy, the, the ability to go beyond just the objectives of space that are nearly scientific exploration to open ended up to commercial activities. so that other countries, other people can have access to space. and this is the true revolution happening at this moment. the fate. now we are living in a very interesting time. you've got

a russian actress and a director spent days on board the international space station shooting a few scenes of the film. ah, thanks to space tourism. many people will have the chance to travel to the earth's orbit and enjoy such dunning views of our planet. from up there, not too far in the future. some of the people who have always dreamed of traveling to space and seeing the earth from above will be able to do so. and one of the commercial flights being developed by companies like virgin galactic or blue origin . 2 of those people are kenzie organ in dander. so it is set the southwest research institute in boulder, colorado who will be among the very 1st passengers to test those flights. dan duty, he's been a decent doozies his life. he has flown as a pilot many times but has never been in space despite having studied it for many years. one of his wildest sy fi dreams is about to become true. as a researcher, it helps that i'm also a pilot, so i fly or craft myself and i understand what that environment is like. we are fortunate enough here at southwest research institute to be amongst so

neil: as former commander on the international space station, you are where the russians said they wouldof that. they will go it alone strategy, china already has a strategy of its own, the space station it is building to say nothing of the aggressive schedule flights, schedule all over the moon. it is different than it was 50 years ago. does everyone come in peace here? does everyone have the benefit of science, marching to that, no other fairy us purposes. do you worry about that? >> one of the big hallmarks, accomplishment of the iss, the international space station, the international collaboration, former world war ii enemies came together and created the most audacious space construction project ever, the world's premier microgravity laboratory and as you pointed out things are going in the opposite direction, china certainly going it alone, they've got an operational space station with capabilities of bringing astronauts up and down and cargo, doing research collaborating with astronauts from other countries, help train russia although they say they will go it alone they don't have

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the others on the protection of the international space station. we have nasa elements that sit side-by-side that do the analysis to protect the international space station and protect the astronauts on orbit from any potential collision and peace of debris. we also provide military officers to nasa service the nasa astronaut. while they're there they are part of nasa and service astronauts. we've got two of those nasa astronauts that are space force officers that have been assigned. we also look at training opportunities. we operate in the same domain so the training capabilities we look at and partner. we both have a desire for norms of behavior. nasa has something they call the artemis support. which is in accord they are signing with their partners and the artemis launch program to stall out norms for their partnerships. we also are working on norms of behavior with our international partners. we also share partners. nasa has strong partnerships around the world and the national space security business and that's not something that historically,

and he's making his 1st mission to the international space station. this is steve sweeney for arte international from by can or in kazakhstan. and that's all for now. we sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. mm mm. ah . what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race. is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very care to kill time to sit down and talk a oh, a lot of people, i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of serbian people are for russians. but you know, you cannot make it like a fission or like something that, you know, number people who come to the book and then you may conclusion. they are pro russians or not. who so phobia is also cerebral phobia. and we were, we have passed through this, so we know how the, the russian brothers are feeling at the moment. a ah, a small apartment in the voice straight aunt is br

and he's making his 1st mission to the international space station. this is steve sweeney for r t international from by can or in kazakhstan, that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. ah, a sheet out becomes the advocate and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground. ah ah ah. hello and welcome to cross thought were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. does the european union have a death wish it would seem so rampant in place and growing energy and security, demanding unquestioning solidarity regarding ukraine's and punishing democratically elected governments are only some of the blocks maladies? to make things worse, there's a dangerous leadership deficit. ah, cross sucking the fate of the e. u. i'm joined by my guest. i laughlin, budapest, he's a university lecture and in history and political philosophy in paris. we have rachel marston. she is a syndicated colum

and he's making his 1st mission to the international space station. this is steve sweeney for r t international from by can or in kazakhstan, that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all and believe is breaking news. and at days we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. ah, ah ah ah, russia is the aggression. no, if injured much about it, we have any quality for russians. we are actual racism, bigotry, against russians. it's now dangerous to be russian than europe. for our pool. rooster phobia can't dig no serious guys as selectively as possible. if a nation suddenly be disliked all was the hotel it he always there and only now come to the for the most full show the most for for so for the doors is rosa phoebe a new one hasn't been seen before. it was fighting the federal blood must be given to the device of electrical within the, from the law for you to promote, inform, some did it the studies before the door in that i knew before you started, which cannot open, it will not daniels die. you those things up the door could go,

the international space station, both part of a new bilateral commitment to maintain collaboration on the over in liberty parties . steve sweeney reports on location. now we were lucky to see the soil is immerse. 22 rocket make its way to the large part. it was taken there by locomotive in preparation for wednesday's launch, and you are struck by the sheer size of the rocky standing some 151 feet tall. we will see a 3 man crew lead by russian cosmonaut commander sir guy pro, copy of as he leads the flight, the approximately 250 miles to the international space station. now the emission, there is expected to law some $188.00 days. that's around 6 months where, where they will take part in the various programs and experiments that are taking place on board. this is a truly historical occasion now by can or is the center of the russian space program. and it is something that the local people here feel very proud of. it's not surprising that sense of pride when you consider the space program is such a triumph of russian science, engineering, and technology. it's amazing, and i'm really ho

commander sir guy pro, copy of as he leads the flight t, approximately 250 miles to the international space station. now the emission there is expected to last some $188.00 days. that's around 6 months where, where they will take part in the various programs and experiments that are taking place on board. this is a truly historical occasion now by can or is the center of the russian space program. and it is something that the local people here feel very proud of. it's not surprising that sense of pride when you consider the space program is such a triumph of rush and science, engineering, and technology. it's amazing, and i'm really honored that garrison is linked to this kind of historical moments. it's not just about the countries or politics, it's about the humanities. i sat and just a big step for us to this exploring, discovering more outside of our planet. there's the each rocket launch is a huge event for us and the whole city supports it every by can our resident invest a part of themselves in their work so that the space program continues to develop more and more. and naturally everyone is

scheduled for autumn next year, the possibility of sending a belarusian cosmonaut to the international space stationcussed by the presidents and alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin during visits to the spaceport. vostochny in april to the osmosis of science and education, dedicated to expert unified forms that are taking place today in moscow, belarusian russian scientists announced the preparation and launch by 2028 of the best allied satellite of their 2024 and 25 belarusian. nika, the heating season started today in the housing stock of brest and minsk, in addition to apartments, batteries have warmed up in dormitories and educational institutions in theaters and swimming pools . it was stated that it would take up to 5 days for readiness to receive 100% of the housing stock of all the association of owners and the hostel. there is a right for local authorities to make a decision, and early inclusion of heating. eh, the way it chills at home. eh, the thermal properties of the walls, the dampness in the apartments is disturbed. well, that's why the decision was made. in mogilev, heating in hou

gall haine, al jazeera washington and to russians, and an american has set off for the international space station from catholic stand on emissions set. the last 188 days that cooperation between the us and russia is rare given, heightened tensions over the ukraine war. russia announced this withdrawal from the i s s 2 months ago. pumps coming from light speed. ah. this is l 0. the headline. this, our russia has released 215, ukrainian prisoners of war and a deal negotiated by turkey. ukraine says among them are a 108 members of the so called as a battalion. they had surrendered the russian forces in the city of mary your ball in may after putting up resistance will hold up inside the as of style steelworks along with their families in return, keys, fried pro russian, all the guard victor, a med choke and 54 russian prisoners die us millennium. congratulations in your return, our guys, our heroes. it's good to see everyone. it's nice. after all the time we've been on the phone, we're proud of you. what you've done for our nation. proud of each and every one of you. and i'm very glad that the team

this are the view from the international space station shows just how massive hurricane is while on the brand in florida authorities war and the worst is not over as one of the worst storms and usa, st moves inland, bringing floating and extreme winds. the european union has outlined a fresh package of sanctions against russia. they include sweeping new trade restrictions and a cap on the price of oil. the e is also targeting officials responsible for the sham referendums held eastern ukraine. well, that's all for now. up next doc film looks at the dark side of 2 times dictatorship of happiness on public totally is for me the team here in britain. thanks for watching. take care. ok. mm hm. a.

these images captured by the international space station shore. the storm is on track to hit the west coast of florida. as early as wednesday, officials have urged residents not to underestimate the impact of the height again is also here. you are now seeing a local county. governments are issuing evacuation orders and what we're telling people is please be listening to what your local officials on the emergency management side are directing. there's going to be a lot of places on this west coast. it's going to be very vulnerable to to the effects of this storm. already residents hear us talking up on supplies to ride out the storm. columbia and venezuela have reopened a major border crossing after years of diplomatic deadlock and partial closures. cargo trucks have started to cross over for the 1st time in 7 years after the most recent closure in 2019 the crossing was i re open for some time just to people going over on foot. 3 opening will allow the trade of essential goods, like coal toilet paper and fruit, diplomatic relations of thought since

these images captured by the international space station. sure, the storm is on track to hit the west coast of florida. as early as wednesday, officials have urged decedents not to underestimate the impact of the head again is also here. you are now seeing local county governments are issuing evacuation orders and what we're telling people is please be listening to what your local officials on the emergency management side are directing. there's gonna be a lot of places on this west coast. it's going to be very vulnerable to, to the effects of the store. already residents hear us talking up on supplies. do died out the storm. let's get a round up of some other world news headlines. now. iranian officials said i have arrested more than 1200 people protesting the death of massa and minnie in police custody. human rights monitors say, at least 76 people have died over 10 days of demonstrations. there have also been large pro government rallies, authority say they will not be lenient with what they call riotous. japan is preparing to hold a rare

we have been cooperating ever since, including the building of the international space station and theth crews. that continues to this day. i suspect that will continue for the life of the station all the way to 2030. neil: we shall see. senator, great pleasure seeing you, nasa administrator bill nelson. i think they're looking for another crack at artemis in another few weeks. delayed but not denied. dow up 447 points. you worry when you see a big gain. then the pattern it melts away as the day lingers on but this is sustaining itself in couple hours to go. i vest the only thing that can ruin it is charles payne. i handed him a triple digit advance. only he can torpedo this, america. don't feel any pressure, charles but have it. charles: my best, i have the stick um on. you remember the stick um in the nfl we need it. i'm charles payne this is "making money." the bank of england blinks, the first central bank to panic amidst attempts to stop inflation around the world. it is scorched earth for powell and company. i have jack ablin. he will help us sort that out. as rumors swirl janet

s. astronaut and to a russian cosmonaut has blasted off from kazakhstan, heading to the international space station after their 3 hour flight. the crew will spend 6 months in orbit in 200 miles. police in germany rated providence belonging to a russian oligarch and others. they are suspected of tax evasion and breaking you sanctions . media named the oligarchy is alisha guzman off a close ally of president putin and one of russia's richest toys. some sports news in tennis, roger federer has confirmed that he will play the last match of his professional tennis career in london on friday for the one year old. federal revealed last week that he would retire at the labor cup, the swiss star winner of 20 grand slam singles titles is one of the sports best ever players. that royball only play in the doubles and hopes to team up with his long time. rival, rough and adult for as long as v m battled together to i'm having those to some respect for one another. the families our coaching teams. we always got along really well. and for us as well, to go through a career that we both have had and to come out to

rights and opportunities in the field of housing construction, a spacecraft docked to the international space stationde . konstantin tsiolkovsky on board the international crew - these are two russians, one american who joined the team as part of the so-called cross-flights space travelers continued to orbit alexander kornovich. at baikonur today there is a huge number of journalists and even more tourists who came to watch the launch of the spacecraft. although it would seem nothing unusual, two of our cosmonauts and one nasa astronaut are flying in the russian union. but special attention is riveted to this launch. the launch of the soyuz spacecraft ms-22, timed to coincide with the 165th anniversary of the birth of the russian scientist theorist and pioneer of astronautics konstantin tsiolkovsky, is also symbolic to some extent pioneer because the first in the new program of cross-flights to the iss is an agreement on which roscosmos and nasa signed in mid-summer. this means that the crew of the russian unions will have one astronaut from the united states, while russian cosmonauts will be able to

us astronaut and to russian. cosmonaut has blasted off from kazakhstan, heading to the international space station after the 3 hour flight. the crew will spend 6 months in orbit 200 miles an hour. some sports views in tennis, roger federer has confirmed that he will play the last match of his professional tennis career in london on friday, 41 year old federal reveal last week that he would retire at the labor cup. this with star went out of 20 grand slam singles titles is one of the sports best ever players federal will only play in the doubles and hopes to team up with his long time. rival raphael, no doubt, for as long as we battled together to having, i'd always respect one another, the families, our coaching teams. we always got along really well. and for us as well, to go through a career that we both have had to come out and the other side and being able to have a nice relationship. i think it is maybe great message as well to not just tennis but sports but maybe even beyond and i think for that reason would be great. i was going to happen, but i think it could be of a special special moment

like today when she held a phone call with astronauts on the international space station.is so excited to talk to those astronauts. i haven't seen her this happy since they swore in ketanji brown jackson. good morning, good morning. [laughter] [cheers] >> good morning, america. [laughter] >> jesse: so, anyway. kamala invited some students to join her today to talk to the astronauts. let's listen in. >> join us today and we have been talking with [inaudible] around the country about what you all are doing. could you share to those who have not been on the international space station how does it impact your view of earth when you had that experience? >> we share unique perspectives that we have here [inaudible] orbiters sunrise and sun sets every day. we look down and see a world with no borders. >> jesse: a world with no borders. that's something kamala understands better than anybody on earth. let's not lose sight of what is important here. what about the children? i'm not sure if you have heard, she had a bunch of students with her today. >> i have a bunch of students wit

cosmonauts oleg artemyev , denis matveev and sergey korsakov, who are working today at the international space stationear friends we are roscosmos cosmonauts oleg artemiev denis matveev and sergei korsakov here at the international space station together took part in the victory dictation. the questions were not easy but very informative. it was interesting for us to immerse ourselves in our military history and mentally participate in the main events of the great patriotic war - this is an important and necessary thing. for everyone, we are proud of our veterans and our country congratulates everyone. who took part in writing the dictation. many thanks to our cosmonauts successful and useful work for russia and the world. well, now we are returning to our earth, we have several connection points at the sites of the victory dictation, and the first such point is the russian-serbian humanitarian center of the ministry of emergencies, the city of nizh, the republic of serbia, please turn on the teleconference for us. good afternoon moscow, russian serbian humanitarian center greetings to all participant

transferred to the soyuz spacecraft, which is due to undock from the russian segment of the international space station at half past ten in the morning moscow time to land the descent vehicle. expected to add another 3 1/2 hours in kazakhstan, artemiev matveev and korsakov arrived at the iss on march 18 and spent 195 days in orbit. during this time , 5 spacewalks took place. now a short advertisement and after the program to lead. such a low rate has never been a loan in alfa-bank from four and a half percent to issue both online and get money today alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. vtb team and more said vtb a new line of furniture. i want to start anya, i need an express loan for a business up to 10 million rubles. for pressure in 5 minutes with a reliable bank. and so you will have vtb helping the magnet, buy cheaper, thorny ostankino 154-99 10% discount on your birthday with the guess magnet application. will you be approved for a loan? compare will help to find the confidant. check your credit score. try the application and find out which bank will approve the loan for best conditions for compar

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seen's tremendous size was seen from the international space station. >> we are doing the best we cano prepare. >> reporter: a state of emergeny has been declared in every florida county. forecasters expect ian to impact just about everybody in the state. >> some of the counties that are interior, you could absolutely see power outages, you could see see inland flooding. >> reporter: some hospitals in e tampa area are airlifting paties to other facilities. >> none of us know what we are g to get. >> reporter: and nasa isn't takg any chances either. they rolled the artemis rocket from the lunch pad back indoors. cbs new, st. petersburg, florida. > >> tampa and st. petersburg airs are closing today ahead of the . > >> an up and down day. all morning and all morning on wall street. the price of buying a home went down again last montht it is happening at a faster pace faster pace in california. the federal government reports home sales went up in august despite higher interest rates. the medin price fell $2500 last month. caa home prices have fallen, on average, about $12,000 since june.

salvadoran heritagee nation's first salvadoran amerin salvadoran american is heading o the international space station. station. dr. frank will be all s part of the crew watching and rn spacecraft from kazakhstan. the physician and former army helicopter pilot will be on a six-month mission orbiting eart. orbiting earth. that is going to going to do it for us here at 90 at 9:00. coming up next on the drew barrymore sure leah michelle, we will continue to fw local headlines and whether live and whether live on our streamig service if you want to hop over there with us. this includes thy of hope from the east a. how two women are trying to make thr committee a better place with just two ropes. and inflation on on everyone's minds. it takes me money to do most things including user phone. we have or have our expert here to explain. to explain. isisode of our show. two weeks ago, lea michele stepped onto this stage for the first time as fanny brice, and received not one, not two, but six standing ovations-- well-deserved. she burst into tears as the crowd in these very seats leapt to their feet. and i was

>> hear his perspective on the sheer magnitude of the storm, this is the view from the international space station. our our first alert meteorologist is is joining us now, tracking st whenwill we see this make landfall? >> wednesday, for tampa. the timing and a detail can still adjust. we have had some close abuse on this now from our first first alert forecast. i can now give you a better idea on how that is playing out. we had mend had mentioned that it is about to make landfall on the westside westside of cuba, which it is. you can see where the storm is. if we put the actual forecast track on this, this is the cost. cost. have anna sits over here. this is one of the better locations to be if you are going going to be that close, it is far enough removed away from the the eye. it will likely be a category two, perhaps three, as it moves across the western edgf cuba. that's first. that's overnight and tomorrow morning. then we look ahead, by the time that we have gone to wednesday night, then we have a category three that is pointed virtually directly at tampa bay. it does not mean that it comes

culbertson who on 9/11 was the one american of the planet earth the nasa astronaut aboard the international space station. and he talks about how looking down from the international space station that day he watched the attacks unfold. but on the first half he watched the dust cloud of the second collapse over lower manhattan. on the next pass 90 minutes later you could see the gash in the side of the pentagon. and on the next use all the empty skies, the contrails of the plane disappearing. and two passes later, you remember seeing the one trail left over north america. the only plane in the sky president bush heading back to washington from the air force base. and as strong as the sites of 9/11 are, one of the things i spend a lot of time talking about is the memories i found most fascinating as i was going through this oral history was that while most of us remember the sites, 9/11 for those who lived it with the full 360-degree sensory experience so it's the sounds of 9/11 and what it tasted like, what 9/11 smelled like, what 9/11 felt like to the touch. when you go back and look at the histories of

an idea how big the storm is, nasa released this video of hurricane ian from the international space station. >> all right. i want to bring in michael brennan, acting deputy brechter of the noaa. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. michael, thanks, again, for joining us today as well. so tell us, obviously tampa low-liaring. what is the greatest threat? >> along much of the west central florida coast from tampa down to the fort myers area. since yesterday seen the track shift farther to the south or to the east. expecting the center of the end to cross the coast of west central florida near the south of the region increases risk of storm surge in places like fort myers, charlotte harbor, can see storm surge inundation up to seven to eight feet above ground level in these areas. this whole area is under a storm surge warning essentially from afte anclo river and zoom in here. an area most concerned for danger of life-threatening inundation from storm surge beginning later tonight and in through the day tomorrow. >> that shift eat to be better news for tampa but bad news for t

this dramatic image from the international space station yesterday shows just how large the hurricane is. in cuba, officials rushed to try the evacuate people in small coastal villages ahead of the storm. parts of the island could see a storm surge of 14 feet. in florida people are preparing for what is expecting to be a powerful category 4 hurricane when it hits somewhere along the state's west coast early tomorrow. in st. petersburg, people waited in long line in cars to pick up sandbags. christian benavides is in st. petersburg with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it has not made major landfall since 1921. that's over a century ago. if it holds, those who live in this area are likely to see storm surge like never before, which is why people living in low-lying areas have already been told to get out now. up and down the west coast of florida, people are bracing for the arrival of hurricane ian. >> they say mandatory evacuation. it's time to go. >> reporter: ian has grown significantly in the last 24 hours and is expected to develop into a category 4 storm with 140-mi

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this is a view of hurricane ian from the international space station. now a category two storm as it is making its way toward florida. let's give you a live look at the storm's path tonight. residence in florida could start feeling ian's wrath tomorrow with hurricane conditions ramping up wednesday. as morgan norwood explains, leaders are urging people to get ready. >> hurricane ian charging toward florida, bringing the potential for catastrophic damage. businesses boarding up and families fueling up as the state scrambles to prepare. >> we don't know. we are just going to trust god and do what we need to do. reporter: tempo could see dangerous storm surge. officials are pleading with residents on the coast to get out while they can. officials in hemp is hillsborough county announcing mandatory evacuations for some areas. >> we expect to evacuate 300,000 people and it will take some time, which is why we are starting today. reporter: ron desantis declaring a state of emergency, activating the national guard. at the federal level, joe biden declaring an

as we look on our screen from the international space station of hurricane ian, look at that storm. that gives you an idea how big this thing was. i know in boca grande, i've seen pictures of the south seas bar and grill that was just totally wiped out. what are you hearing about what happened on the barrier islands? >> more of the same. as a matter of fact, my photographer is just coming back from a little bit more of the marina areas of matt lachey island. buildings are collapsed, the boats are crunched on top of each other like they were toys, and the infrastructure is badly damaged. we just -- everything you have to try to go there by foot to a certain extent, then get in a boat and over the washed out roadways and then try to get to the rest of it. there are still people stranded there, so one by one you are hearing these coast guard helicopters come into the area to pick up people and take them out, that's the reality of the first, you know, steps of this process that we are still in, and we were waiting on the wind to die down for hours and hours it seemed. late into the nigh

this massive swirl seen from the international space station. the hurricane pummelling the cayman islands and on track to strike the western tip of cuba. from there, the hurricane headed straight for florida. they are beginning to come into greater alignment, looking at landfall north of tampa. how close just isn't known yet. and no matter what, it means storm surge and flash flooding are very real concerns here. across the state tonight, they are getting ready for ian to arrive. stocking up and food and supplies. shelves emptying out. and, of course, families lining up to fuel their cars. but in the areas most at risk, familying are packing up and heading to safer ground. workers at tampa general hospital are bidding a flood wall now. and at the tampa airport, they are preparing for a potential shutdown of operations sometime in the next 24 hours. our team of meteorologists, ginger zee and rob marciano, both in florida tonight. rob on the preparations, the warnings and the real concern in tampa bay with those shallow waters. but first, chief me

guess yes i guess international justice through court processes for example through the international space stationates an objective narrative based on facts and records the events that took place this is really important for society and it will be important for russia as well and its people may not be affected immediately, trials are just beginning, accusations are being made, and we are still in the midst of this political drama , russia is still ruled by an authoritarian leader, putin. therefore , it will not happen immediately, but eventually, as we have seen again and again it really plays a very important role , later you just have to look at germany and the holocaust, look at the incredible transformation that took place in germany after the reign of hitler and after the holocaust, the very fact of the nuremberg trial and the fact that first of all the allies but also the international community in general insisted on justice played a great role a big role in creating a common narrative that is prepared on the facts today and every year this influence becomes even greater for germany. theref

challenging period and we have had human safely in low earth orbit for over. 21 years on the international space station >> but now we want to go beyond that. >> well, i didn't know they trained in a pool under water i'd ever seen that place video like that. that's pretty cool. it's a certainly impressive. i guess the smithsonian had that that video. that's get those leaky seals. fix that. we we learned something. give it back on that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 and a pam and ken are here with what's coming up at i very much katharine graham, thank you both. coming up next, at 6 o'clock, a disturbing homicide case out on the peninsula. a woman beheaded. >> in her neighborhood with witnesses who say they are in complete shock. what police revealing about the investigation. >> and relief is in sight as the bay area begins to slowly cool down. but many city still saw triple digit temperatures today. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news is 6 is next. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahe

images captured by the international space station.cane's power reached the upper level of category four, with sustained winds of 241 kilometers per hour. present biden gave this statement about the scale of the damage. >> kid made landfall yesterday and it's still moving across the state today. this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida's history. the numbers are still unclear, but we are hearing early reports of what may be substantial loss of life. >> more than 5000 members of florida's national guard have been mobilized by governor ron desantis, and he addressed the unprecedented nature of this event in his morning briefing. >> the amount of water that's been rising and willikely continue to rise even as the storm is passing is basically a 500 year flood event. people should understand this storm is havinbroad impacts across the state, and some of the flooding you are going to see in areas hundreds of miles from where this made landfall, are going to set records, and that's going to be things that will need to be responded to

and they're sitting on the international space station. >> i am so excited to be with you as vice presidentas the head of the space council, and as an american who is a space nerd. i'm so thrilled to be with each one of you and thank you for your excellence, thank you for your service. >> actually floating on the iss. the vice president also visited the space station vehicle mock-up facility. that's where flight crews and their assistants receive training in real-time space mission support. >>> this weekend you will be blown away if you travel just a few hours east. that's because the world's largest free hot air balloon festival returns to reno. the great reno balloon race starts today. runs through sunday morning. the annual event started with just 20 balloons in 1982, and now it's grown to more than 100. 120,000 people are expected to be there. there will even be some local balloons at the event. >> we always have numerous balloons coming out of the napa area, santa rosa, that north bay area. yeah we have quite a following over there. >> lots of things to do there in nevada at the event,