i a mass of space ex, have launched a 4 person crew to the international space station in a reusable dragon space craft of top a fall to 9 rocket. the astronauts from 4 different countries lifted off from florida, they'll short the dock with the space station. one of their main tasks over there 6 months stay is to determine whether micro organisms can survive and reproduce in space. engineers push their launch back from friday to review the capsule safety and life support systems will to get more on the mission. that's welcome to res, pulled her over the science and tack it journalist based in london. welcome to dw. so the astronaut will be approximately 6 months in space. so tell us more about the goal of space international mission to the i s s. oh, well i would say is just like another nozzle emission to the international space station. there's nothing i would say particularly different about this one from the previous ones. uh, the space station has been kind of permanently accrued since 2000 as so this is just another 6 months rotation keeping research aboard the international sp

underneath you because the atmosphere is so thin, just this thin layer, especially from the international space stationis. then you look the other way. some will perhaps have a glance away from earth and see the vast blackness of space above them as well. again just reminding vast blackness of space above them as well. againjust reminding us vast blackness of space above them as well. again just reminding us of how important our fragile planet is and really how unique it is. irate how important our fragile planet is and really how unique it is. we were seeinr the and really how unique it is. we were seeing the pictures _ and really how unique it is. we were seeing the pictures a _ and really how unique it is. we were seeing the pictures a few _ and really how unique it is. we were seeing the pictures a few seconds i seeing the pictures a few seconds ago of the weightlessness. they don't get that for long but you could see all of them on board really enjoyed that experience. i suppose in the training, they will have had it simulated, but this is the first time for them to experience it.— the first time

ensuring that we are successfully transitioning international space station to a u.s. commercially on space station and that we remain the partner of choice among our allies and partners. we really strive to continue to achieve safety, security, stability and sustainability. that is the vision. with the international space station, we are at an exciting inflection point. i remember when the shuttle program was hired and i was working at nasa at the time. here we are. we have agreed to retire the international space station by 2030 and we will be replacing it and hoping to bring all of our partners with us. partners that are allied with us, partners who are strategic competitors and new partners as we want them to come with us to a commercial space station that will be owned by u.s. entity. we want to be active in that area of scientific knowledge. we want to retain u.s. preeminence. while we have this focus where there programs, we are not yielding our preeminence for space research and development. >> i miss the space shuttle. i used to love to watch it. you are the se

caroline: spacex's dragon successively -- this actually docked at the international space station. -- spacex's dragon successively docked at the international space station. we are down 4% today, -- low volumes at the moment and the two year yield stabilizing and we are down one basis point but about the 5% point level and how far we have run out in terms of borrowing costs. all eyes on which china is trying to do to stoke its economy and it managed to fizzle out in terms of chinese trading. we are seeing that pullover i missed some chinese names trading in the u.s. but it is fallen off hard -- it has fallen apart. the nasa golden dragon up two percentage points -- the chinese golden dragon up two percentage points. we have come down 11% from the 30, 29,000 level and we are in range bound, 26,000 seems to be the moment as we have all eyes on the macro policy perspective go into the micro -- but going to the micro. ed: xpeng, nice m&a and buying a smart auto business and that seems to be supporting the adrs for the chive -- the chinese ev name. mark gurman will bring us the latest powe

worried for their jobs as china cuts polls c food import and a space f craft blast off to the international space station. after a delayed launch is march, the start of nasa's 6 month mission to the i sense to test sickness in space. the, i'm mike, look who welcome fee for has suspended spanish football federation. president luis will be alice as it investigates him for kissing a player at last weekend women's world cup final. jenny, her most said the case with texas and not conceptual. the spanish federation accuse remove so and others of lying and has threatened legal life. it earlier, the spanish women's team and several of the men's team players said they wouldn't play unless we'd be alice resign fee for suspension. removes, we'd be alice from soccer duties for 90 days. as it investigates his conduct. he has issued a new statement saying he hopes the truth prevails in his complete innocence is proven. giving the red card to ruby out as these protests is a furious with the spanish football federation, both his kissing or football or jenny her most so on. the lips has overshadowed spain's world cup. wh

i've talked the many, many things nasa and space acts have launched a 4 person crew to the international space station in a reusable dragon spacecraft. the 4 astronauts each from different countries lifted off from florida, a top a fountain 9 rocket. they will dock with the space station after a journey lasting almost 30 hours engineers delayed the launch by day to review the capsule safety and live support systems. a part of the nation's goal is to examine the range of health hazards. astronaut states. its hope dick in shed light on, they hit their immune system steak, which has remained a mystery until now. space travel challenges, human health on many levels. the immune system also takes a hit, some astronaut on longer emissions to the i ss, developed persistent skin rashes, for example. many appear more susceptible to infections like colds, or coughs. it's hard to tell exactly what's causing the immune system problems because the body is also affected in very direct ways because of the fluid shift, we have a higher training of the pressure, so more liquid in the brain and that, so this pressure al

was security analyst mike martin, nasa and space x of launch to a 4 person proved to the international space station in a reusable dragon space craft a top a falcon 9 rocket. the astronauts from 4 different countries lifted off from florida, they'll short the dock with the spaced, actually one of their main tasks over there 6 months stay is to determine whether micro organisms conser 5. i'd reproduce and space engineers push the launch back from friday to review the capsule safely and live support systems. a part of the emissions goal is to examine the range of health hazards astern north face. it's hoped it can shed light on the hits their immune systems tight, which has remained a mystery until now. space travel challenges, human health on many levels. the immune system also takes a hit, some astronaut on longer emissions to the i ss, develop persistent skin rashes, for example. many appear more susceptible to infections like colds, or coughs. it's hard to tell exactly what's causing the immune system problems because the body is also affected in very direct ways. because of the fluid shift, we ha

the crew passed exams in the simulator of the international space station cannot be written off.ived five, so we hope that today will be a good day for us. yesterday everything went well, and i will go into the capsule with enthusiasm today to cope with the upcoming difficulties today on the iss. and in the realities of star city , it is in the next building that the duplicating crew alexey ovchinin and an american are taking an exam. tracey dice especially some kind of e emotions. no, this is our job. we are ready for it, so we will try to do our job well. it is perfectly. right here passed the exams. the actresses were overpowered. you 're a director of klishin foam to prove your right to fly into space to shoot the film challenge, but the members of the astronaut squad are much stricter in the exam ticket. there can be any breakdown, but the most dangerous are three types of accidents, fire, depressurization. and a leak. ammonia. that's it, this is a direct threat to both the lives of people and the existence of the station itself. today, astronauts must demonstrate that they

$500000000.00 to support the industry. nasa n space ex have launched a 4 person crew to the international space station in a re usable drag and spacecraft. the 4 astronaut lifted off from florida, a top a fountain 9 rocket field off with the space station after a journey, lasting almost 30 hours, new crew, or from denmark, japan, the us and russia, cooperation between western and russian space agencies is continually despite russia's war on u k. part of the emissions goal is to examine the range of health hazards astronaut's fates. it's hoped it can shed light on they hit their immune system state, which has remained a mystery until now. of space travel challenges, human hills on many levels. the immune system also takes a hit, some astro in hots on longer emissions to the i ss, developed persistent skin rashes, for example. many appear more susceptible to infections like colds, or coughs. it's hard to tell exactly what's causing the immune system problems because the body is also affected in very direct ways because of the fluid shift, we have a higher training of the pressure, so more liquid in the b

in fact, one of the experiments of the current mission is not to grow plants on the international space station . by planting plants in space, scientists will study how they grow in the microgravity environment. iran's defense on the edge of technology world consumption day was celebrated by the commander of the ground forces of the islamic republic of iran on the last day of his trip to russia and visiting the international exhibition of military technology in moscow, and he said that the commander of the ground forces of the islamic republic of iran held three days of negotiations and consultations in russia. the trip started with the official welcome of lt. gen. alexa league, commander-in-chief of the ground forces of the russian armed forces in the kremlin complex . thanks to the blessing of the holy system of the islamic republic of iran, the trip was good and very timely. they also emphasized the need to strengthen relations in the field of basic warfare, exchange experiences and use the knowledge and skills of producing defense weapons. in the international scene, russia is a strategic p

let's show you the view from the international space station. the storm can be seen from there. e pictures are from the international space station of hurricane idalia and at the after effects. we will bring you more on that as we get it. the president of gabon is under house arrest after army officers seized power and said they were annulling the results of saturday's election in which ali bongo was declared the winner. the army has nominated the head of the presidential guard as the leader during a transition period. the head of the african union commission has strongly condemned the attempted coup. this is the moment the military made the announcement of the takeover on national television. translation: in the name of the people of gabon - and as guarantors of the institutions, we have decided to defend peace by putting an end to the current regime. to this end, the general elections of 26th august 2023 and the truncated results are cancelled. the borders are closed until further notice. all the institutions of the republic are dissolved. for context, gabon is a former french

. >>> four astronauts are on their way to the international space station. we have the purpose of the mission and the other big milestone we saw this week coming up. well, we begin this hour with the latest on trump's legal troubles. prosecutors in fulton county are preparing for a speedy trial for some of the 19 defendants charged in the georgia election interference case, but the defense team for former president trump is trying to delay the start. trump and his 18 co-defendants are facing a variety of charges including racketeering and conspiracy. they also rendered ahead of yesterday's deadline. >> the republican front-runner flew in and turned himself in on thursday. trump was released on bail immediately after being processed. this morning only one of the 19 codefendants remains in the fulton county jail. last night the judge declined to set bond for harrison floyd, a leader of black voices for trump. during a hearing he tell a judge he could not afford to hire an attorney, but the judge informed him that he didn't meet the el inlth requirements for ob

now to some live pictures from the international space station. ays ago, a space craft arrived at the international space set station to begin a six—month mission and if you hours earlier there was a welcoming ceremony. they are from the us, europe, japan and russia. they will be spending six months in orbit. the crew docked at the iss a few hours ago and parked itself at a port after is flying a wide loop around the orbital outpost. live pictures from the international space station. london's metropolitan police is investigating a possible data breach after "unauthorised access" was gained to the systems of one of its suppliers. the force said the company held names, ranks, photos, vetting levels, and pay numbers for officers and staff, and that it was working to understand what data, if any, had been accessed. the national crime agency and the information commissioner's office have been informed. our correspondentjoe inwood get us the latest about the leak. this is a company that was working on behalf of the metropolitan police, we think, issuing

been announced that actually next year there will be an indian astronaut or to find to the international space stationir own space station going. so although there is excitement and ramping upfor although there is excitement and ramping up for human space flight, but for the indians to be able to land something without humans in it on the moon, i mean, landing without humans on the moon is, most people would say more difficult than landing with a crew. you've got no atmosphere to help you slow down, there's no gps on the and to give you that absolute precise location. your systems have got to workjust perfectly. he got very limited fuel to be able to have a second attempt, for instance, in the south pole is loads of hills and loads of craters. so really tricky if you don't have that, somebody there to be able to guide something in real time of course, there is a small time to miss your systems have got to think quickly. the best can be a problem as well. if india can do this, they pulled off something that on the china and america has managed to do before. very exciting for them. helen, i think i woul

some new arrivals at the international space station, nasa astronaut jasmin moghbeli, a marine pilot serving as commander joining the crew from japan, denmark and russia on the space station. >> the launch is the first from the u.s. in which every seat is occupied by a different country. nasa says the team's going to be on the international space station for the next 6 hope they all get a want or they were in doctors in space. now. >> before the text message, there was the message in a bottle and a bottle traveled from ireland to the jersey shore after was tossed in the ocean 4 years ago. the note in the bottle reads greetings from ireland. i have thrown this bottle into the sea for someone to find maybe its travel down to africa or to iceland? well, it didn't make it to major new jersey with the help of some new age communications, social media, the writer of the message in the bottle and the people who found the bottle are now friends. and there's a sign about message in a bottle here in this is the least right. the police. yeah. there you go. we'll see you tonight at 8, everybody.

morning, nasa's crew 7 aboard a spacex crew dragon is just moments away from docking at the international space stationourney through space. >> this marks the first time in nasa's commercial crew program history that each crew member on board represented a different space agency. >> reporter: the crew taking off during the early hours of saturday morning from kennedy space center. the flight to the iss taking just a little over a day, a far cry from the multi-day journeys of the '90s. experts taking note of the international cooperation that went into this mission. >> even during time of conflict, space is an area where we've all found agreement because space is the environment for everyone. >> reporter: raised on long island, nasa's jasmin moghbeli is a former marine pilot and mother of two who says she's excited to put her astronaut training to good use. >> to finally do a spacewalk for real would be really incredible and really just day-to-day, the science experiments we do. i'm really excited about the human research aspect and how we're part of the experiments. >> reporter: this mission coming on

take astronauts, nasa astronauts from right here at the kennedy space center, up to the international space stationa decade ago. since then, spacex has delivered ferrying about seven nasa crews to the international space station. but, guys, so far boeing has not flown any crews. they were planning to try to launch their first crewed starliner flight this summer, but just a few weeks before that launch they found those problems and then yesterday, victor and poppy, that is when boeing announced that it was going to be next march at the earliest before they could make that launch attempt. so what this means is that nasa continues to be reliant on both spacex and even russia to get its astronauts up to the international space station. nasa wants redundancy in its operations. and so far it just hasn't been able to do that with this commercial crew program. one more thing, guys, in addition to nasa sending and continuing to send its astronauts up to the iss, they're trying to get astronauts back to the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. that artemis-ii crewed mission is now -- nasa has been

. >>> up next, it's not doordash but it was a special delivery for the crew aboard the international space station. what they received in the 8,000 pounds of cargo delivered by spacecraft tod >>> former new jersey governor chris christie made a surprise visit to ukraine. the republican presidential hopeful met with president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv. christie reiterated his support for the war-torn country. it comes as the republican party becomes increasingly divided in its financial support for ukraine. christie says he hopes u.s. aid will help them win the war against russia. >>> pope francis continues his journey through portugal. today the pope celebrated the sacramento rament of reconciliation with three young pilgrims, part of the week-long festivities for world youth day. the pope is scheduled to leave sunday night. >>> supplies for the astronauts aboard the international space station, cygnus docked this morning carrying 8,000 pounds of cargo and supplies. some of the items include a new water dispenser that will provide the crew with hot water and improve sanitation, as well as scient

the company's latest launch to the international space station was set to blast off just minutes ago, but it was halted. when the four crew members are expected to try again. >>> good morning, and good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. former president donald trump was booked in a georgia jail last night on charges related to an alleged attempt to overturn the 2020 election results in that state. and while it is his fourth arrest this year, this is the first time we are seeing a mugshot of donald trump. he has since posted bond and flown back to his new jersey golf club. jarred hill has the latest on what the former president is saying about the charges. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. former president trump has not really changed his tune on his charges after being booked in georgia. he said that he had every right to challenge the results of the is election. but authorities are calling into question how that challenge played out. a presidential first with a mugshot for former president donald trump as he was booked and fingerprinted after turning himself in to georgia a

some new arrivals at the international space station, nasa astronaut jasmin moghbeli, a marine pilots serving as commander joining crew members from japan, denmark and russia on the space station. the launch is the first from the u.s. in which every seat is occupied by a different country person bite from a different country. nasa says the team will be on the international space station for the next 6 months floating around. nasa also releasing of the first photos from its new pollution tracking satellite this past weekend. the spacecraft is called temple. it's able to measure the amount of nitrogen dioxide in the air. that's bad stuff. >> the satellite focused in on several major u.s. cities, including la, which has some of the worst pollution levels in the country. data from the tempo mission is going to give support to the biden administration's climate agenda to help clean up the air here in the u.s.. >> tempos. good. this thursday. stargazers will be treated to a rare celestial event known as a super blue moon. it's called a blue moon. what? it's the second full moon in a calenda

so yeah, no, no, finally, minute just wants to ask, you know, space exploration in the international space station. in particular was an example of cooperation between many countries. irrespective of the problems down on the now we see that russia might be putting out of the international space station setting ups, own space station. china has its own station in space, and obviously in does making a great leaps in that sphere as well. do you think we could see an increasing polarization of exploration of space? the solar. yes. uh, there is a position of space missions because uh, probably not all we have for dominated the country where we charge a, you know, a getting great success in the space mission. so it is, of course, i mean we are heading to a supporter of vision of the space missions and that sort of thing. and that was a, that's a bottle fit. and the order for someone to do the great things. and we all want to do, you know, put on marks on the moon in the space station, but so on, in the space research. so yes, definitely, i do agree, but a resolution is happening. good. well, well, what'

to cape canaveral in florida, where nasa's spacex crew—7 is on its way to the international space stationing four nations and space agencies across the globe. the astronauts will spend about five days taking over operations from the spacex crew—6 astronauts. the mission is part of a commercial crew programme and is expected to last more than six months. from space to scotland where hundreds of people willjoin what has been described as the biggest search 200 volunteers are planning to help record natural — and any unusual — sights on loch ness from vantage points on land this weekend. and almost 300 people have signed up to monitor a live stream from the search. it's 90 years since the modern myth of nessie began. it'll be interesting to see what they find if anything at all. stay with us on bbc news, headlines coming up. hello. i have got a pretty changeable weekend weather—wise for you. yes, there'll be a bit of blue sky and sunshine, but there'll also be some big shower clouds producing those downpours of showery rain both today and tomorrow. could be heavy and frequent at times. i thi

recent example we saw of this was the saudi astronauts who flew on the axiom straight to the international space station. you have astronauts who were selected by the space agency of saudi arabia, and they are flying to the international space station, which is a space station set up by other governments. and in the middle of facilitating that, you have a private company. so we are starting to see the emergence of public-private-public partnerships, which, in my opinion, is a good thing, it sort of breaks the mold of siloing dollars within each country and then forcing complicated barters to work out every deal. the last area that i see success in public-private partnerships across borders is, what we call at nasa, reimbursable space act agreements. many of our space act agreements are nonreimbursable or cooperative, where both side kind of bring something to the table and there is no exchange of funds. but we also do reimbursable ones where nasa would have something, a unique facility, unique goods or services that aren't available on the commercial market from u.s. providers. and if we have excess cap

if you were heading out to the international space station, that is about 400 kilometres about the earth'se international space station alongside it. this is a very different to that. here what we are doing is launching the carrier plane with the rockets underneath and that rocket will then disconnect from the plane and it will fly vertically and will do a bigger loop basically. a bit like on a roller—coaster, you will go up and then you will come back down again. and that is a much shorter duration flight. as you said, they will be back in an hour or so so it is not a long duration flight. you will get a few minutes of feeling as though you are weightless. a few minutes of floating around the cabin, a chance to look down at the earth and its curvature. a chance to look out into the blackness of space before returning. it is a much smaller endeavour than going and orbiting the planet. just to do one of these loops and come back again. a countrywide — state of emergency — has been declared in ecuador, after the assassination of a presidential election candidate. fernando villavicencio, a me

any moment now now says latest cruise admission to the international space station is the blast off. as i said from the kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. again, these are life pictures right here and the on board the endurance dragon capsule, an international team of 3 ashton olds from america, denmark, japan, and one russian customer north as well. a fulton 9 launch vehicle will deliver the caps your way up into orbit, which should then dock. here it goes right now. this is the launch right here at exactly 3. 27 am local time. cape canaveral florida. gauge 1000000 i looking very successful so far. this mission is positive, a cross the flight agreement between denser and the russian space agency roles cost . most of the deal and having 3 russian customer also traveled on us rockets and 3 us actually wants to be on rushes, saw you as rockets over the next 2 years. again, these are live pictures for you right now. just in the night. sky is above cape canaveral, florida. not maybe a hell of a spectacle for all the people waking up in their bedrooms right now at about 330 o

[cheers and applause] >> end dental insurance ascends -- endurance ascends for the international space stationre. neil: did you miss that? what were you doing at 3:15 in the morning, another another spacex making its way to the international space station, four astronautses. jon than serrie has more as they begin to pick up the the pace, i guess, in space. where do we stand on this one? >> reporter: hey there, neil. well, the spacecraft endurance with four astronauts onboard is now in low earth orbit and scheduled to dock with the international space station on sunday. it launched atop a spacex falcon 9 rocket that lit up the night sky as it lifted off from nasa's kennedy space center at i 3:27 this morning. a toy sloth picked by the children of one astronaut serves as the mission's zero gravity indicator. the crew 7 mission if also includes a russian cosmonaut, a japanese astronaut and is under the command of american strawed jasmine mobelli. >> yes. we may have four crew members onboard from four different nations, but we're a united team with a common mission. >> reporter: this morning's la

final count them to both our co founder and the display phones, the heading towards the international space station will follow. it's a movement towards age one that we will see you in a little while we will use the hello. there was a tale of split fortunes across europe. at the moment. we still got that for rushes, each cleaning on in the south thanks to an area of high pressure. but we're also seeing some very wets and windy weather that's lingering across the north. and we'll see that pushed into more the central areas over the next few days. places like front and switzerland where we had those heat records. we're now going to see some very nice the weather move through some of those to be a storms. so could cause a some flooding, possibly disruption in places. and you can see that west of weather creeping in from northern parts of spain, pushing across from, in northern italy as well, stretching all the way up towards poland. now the weather continues for the north of the scan to night. it was in heavy falls from the way it is looking much more pleasant, however, to the north east. places like

a space ex dragon space craft, caring for astronauts, has done that the international space station, the crew from the u. s. denmark, japan and russia will be replacing for other astronauts who've been living in the stations since march is the 8th time space fax has launched a crew for nasa confirmed 62 people have died and many more have been injured after 2 explosions. wrong. a liquid find for petroleum gas filling station near the remaining capital, dozens of firefighters, or among those heard. after they rushed to extinguish the initial fire from the blast, only to be caught up in another explosion. the running to cover off to the 2nd explosion. dozens of firefighters had rushed to the fuel station in this small town, near bucharest, after the 1st blast authority said 25 engines were at the scene. when the 2nd tul, through the station more than 50 people were injured, including several firefighters. officials said some would be sent abroad for treatment. it is almost certain that tonight for people will be tried so to belgium and easily we are trying to save as many lives as possi

equipment to help a space x drag in spacecraft carrying for astronauts has docked at the international space station. the crew from the us, denmark, japan, and russia will be replacing for other astronauts who have been living in the station since more. it's the 8th time space. x has launched a cruise for nasa, confirmed 6163 us marines have been killed and at least 20 injured in an aircraft crash in australia as far north. the victims were transported from melville island to hospital in the new york city darwin, the accident involved in osprey, tilt ruder aircraft, and took place during multinational training exercises. 2 people have died and many more have been injured after 2 explosions. rock, a liquefied petroleum gas filling station, near the romanian capital, dozens or firefighters, or among those heard after they rushed to extinguish the initial fire from the blast, only to be caught up in another explosion. the running to cover off to the 2nd explosion. dozens of firefighters had rushed to the fuel station in this small town, near bucharest, after the 1st blast authorities at 25 engines were

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four astronauts are on the way to the international space station.he crew is from the united states, denmark, japan and russia. it's the first time each crewmembers from a different country. they are set to arrive tomorrow morning. thousands gathered to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the march on washington in the i have a dream speech. speakers said the dream of equality and justice remains unfulfilled. he was welcomed on monday. bob barker has died, for 35 years he hosted the price is a. the price is right is longest-running tv game show ever. >> that invited me into their homes for more than 50 years. to say goodbye is tough. john: bob barker was 99 years old. still to come, a look at the spread of political turmoil in west africa. art and architecture intersects in the rocky mountains area >> this is pbs news weekend. internships can give students a leg up. more than half lead to full-time jobs. nearly half of last year's interns in the united states were unpaid. earlier her i asked how big of a factor pay is for choosing. >> some people dec

space on the south pold will be watching this space for the launch of a nasa crew to the international space stationing more time to confirm safety issues. with four lives on the line, every launch is dangerous. >> what we do up there is for all of us here on earth and hopefully will benefit our society for many, many years in the future >> reporter: this is the most international crew yet represented by the u.s., japan, denmark and russia still, a space partner despite the embargo and war in ukraine. >> when you go and you look at the planet, you see that there are no borders. >> reporter: but as this crew rockets to a six-month stay on the space station, the world's focus is really on the moon. india this week landed the first robotic spacecraft on the moon's south pole, days after russia's unmanned luna 25 crashed in the same area. now the focus shifts to nasa the future of america's space program is here at the operations and checkout building at the kennedy space center where right now they're assembling the space shifts. the ships that will return america to the moon. last year an uncrewed shi

international cooperation on space involving washer has most of the end. so what does that mean for space exploration and science in general as well? you know, the international space station right now has been in operation for more than 2 decades. and there's a whole 1000000000 of people in the world that have no recollection of a time when people did not live and work peacefully in space and on that space they should it's, it's america and russia in europe, in canada, japan and then the other countries, despite all the politics and some whining and complaining perhaps we had an amazing ability to get along with russia and with all of the other countries involved for these past decades. so i like to say that perhaps we've learned to do something in the space that we can't do on or that may be a big benefit. we will see. all right, that is case calling speaking to us from washington d. c. thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. my pleasure. let us take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. india is prime minister and arranger, lo, these government has won a no confidence, those in parliament opposition and peace of accused. the gov

in space, a very important issue for nasaz is actually one of the experiments of the current mission of growing plants in the station. it is an internationalce. scientists are planning to plant plants in space to study how they grow in a drifting environment . thank you for your cooperation. good evening and god bless our refrigerator. i don't have it and retired head coach social security without check and guarantor, without advance payment, without going to the bank in a large iranian mansion, in my opinion, because it is very good , there is laundry, dining room for 4 people, that's all , otherwise, our refrigerator is very old, we can buy it without a guarantor, you say to buy installments in the mansion the iranian grand prize increased to half a billion tomans. iran and pakistan clash in the knockout stage of the asian volleyball championship. sepahan and esteghlal face each other in the most sensitive game of the third week of the premier league . the championship of iran's wrestling team in the sports festival of russian students and the promotion of the team. futsal of our country to the final match in the name of allah, rahman, r

overnight space x crew blasted off, now on their way to the international space station. are gearing for another launch tonight. will: jonathan siri is live at kennedy space center with the details. >> reporter: it has been a long night. you see i have my coffee but it was worth staying up. it was so dramatic. a dramatic overnight launch that lit up the sky behind me over florida's space coast. take a look. >> 3, 2, one, full power and lift off, go falcon, go dragon. >> reporter: you can hear the crowd cheering, space x's powerful falcon 9 rocket launched a spacecraft named endurance into low earth orbit where it will dock with the international space station on sunday morning. the crew 7 mission includes astronauts from denmark and japan and a russian cosmonaut. the one american on board is the mission commander, jasmine mobelli a whose parents fled iran during the 1979 revolution. >> from four different nations, denmark, japan, russia, the united states, a common mission. >> reporter: european space agency astronaut mogenson picked the 0 gravity indicator. he let his ch

marine pilots whose parents during the 1979 revolution into nights to the international space stations selected her for the artemis program which one day will include the discovery near the lunar's awful it had a new space race. india became the first to atlanta s phase probe there jus days after a similar effort by russia failed china wants to match or exceed u.s. activity i space by the year 2045. the professor of the boston university school. says that is a real possibility and current if current trends continue. >> because space is a relativel small share of the economy. it is relatively easy for another country to leapfrog the united states. >> but the u.s. does have significant advantages over tim the first of all it has multipl international partnerships to leverage and also robust privat sector as evidenced by the spacex build rockets on the pad behind me. >> fingers crossed. jonathan, back to you as the news warrants. thank you. >> intimates real news roundup in new study finds paper straws are not much better than plasti straws for the environment because they contain higher

a space ex dragon space craft caring for astronauts has docked at the international space station. the crew from the us, denmark, japan, and russia will be replacing for other astronauts have been living in the station since march is the 8th time a space ex has launched a crew for nasa 16 a well, hundreds of monster hunters have gathered in the scottish highlands in the hopes of finding the legendary loch ness monster is the largest hunch for the elusive creature of scottish folk lore in over 50 years. the search teams are equipped with advanced technology that they hope will provide proof of the monster nick named nessie. legend has it that below the surface of these marquee walters, like some monster of the deep, the hordes of volunteers, and nessie enthusiasts gathered at last ness, in the hopes of catching a glimpse of the famous creature. just don't know what exists, which is why the quest this weekend is so intriguing and so important. there are and it was so fraternities as to what this creature is that people have been citing since the 19 therapies now should be on the 1st s

baikonur, where the team will undergo final pre-launch training before the flight to the international space stationeduled for september 15. the composition of the main crew included the russians oleg kananenko and nikolai chuk, as well as the american laura bakhara, their understudies cosmonaut, alexei ovchinin and astronaut. tracy dice mission kanonenko. and the forelock will last a whole year. after which they will return to earth on the soyuz ms-25. one of the brightest and most memorable events in the world of classical music, tchaikovsky's night gave a concert in klin, near moscow, thousands of spectators, a project supported by the presidential fund for cultural initiatives, a great opportunity to plunge into the magical world of the great composer and the place was not chosen by chance music without borders laureate and competition from different countries with their impressions. they shared with our correspondent pyotr tchaikovsky called this city, with its quiet corner, it was in klin that the ballet the nutcracker, the fifth and sixth symphonies, were completed, and these very melodies ar

a nasa on space x are set to launch a 4 person crew to the international space station after postponing the events yesterday. you're seeing the live pictures from the launch pad in florida where the astra north will lift off and just under 15 minutes and 41 of their main tasks over there 6 months stay is to determine whether micro organisms from survive on 3 projects or even spacing engineers push the launch back from friday to review. the captions safely through is on the life cycle. it's actually a design part would be racing, but actually it was just so much like here's a reminder of our top story. spanish women's football team and say they won't play on this, their football association boss resigned. recently. biotics has refused to step down over it because he gave to player young animals. she says the case was not concentric, you're up to date of next sports. life needs a real dentist and her as she turns to the special olympics world, the games that's after the break and there's more on the don't leave top. com and on our social our handle is dw use of ideas. i'll be back again a

space company since its first crewed launch in 2020. >> it's another huge achievement for spacex >> yeah. fascinating stuff. >> and it's a truly international crew headed to the international space station. you've got an american, a russian and astronauts from denmark and japan. a fun one to watch. >> it really is, morgan, yeah. >> thank you. >>> up next, with the availability of live sports outside of the traditional cable bundle means for media stocks. >>> and a check on apple's entrance to the space with a messi impact in full effect. stay with us >>> a couple hours into trading, scraping near session lows. >> four to one advancing declining stocks all 11 sectors up. utilities on the flat side consumer staples not participating as much, but i like the broadening out story. remember that big story, broadening out in the beginning of the month that's what we were doing. we were seeing energy stocks mo moving, all sorts of stocks is moving forward, not just tech stocks that's what the hope is as we close out the month. we'll see. here's one sector, energy stocks remember what happened earlier oil really moved up a while ago, about a month ago. this helped propel some of the big energy n

. >>> and -- with that, nasa's spacex is on its way to the international space station. i'll speak with the head of the european space agency about what we can expect from this mission. >> announcer: live from cnn center this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> we begin wh what comes next in georgia's election subversion case now thatormer all 18 of his co-defendants have turned themselves in. trump is furiously working to try to turn his arrest and booking into a political advantage. meanwhile, the fulton county district attorney is preparing to begin sharing evidence as part of the discovery process next month. now, a lot is still up in the air, like, when the trial will start and whether all of the defendants will be tried at the same time. cnn's caitlin polantz rereports. >> reporter: now that donald trump has been arrested at the fulton county jail on charges here in the state of georgia related to the 2020 election there is going to be a road to trial, just like in his three other criminal cases. in this situation there are already defendants of donald trump,

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