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back to you. >> astronauts on the international space station for 6 months are now spending christmasspace. >> welcome to the international space station as we get ready for the christmas holidays. it's a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station. there's 7 of us up here. and so we're going to get to enjoy company together. >> the astronauts got stuck aboard the iss in june after a leak in their boeing spacecraft disrupted their return trip. spacex mission share gifts and fresh ingredients to make some special meals for the holidays. officials expect to fully repair the spacecraft in a couple of months. and they say the astronauts will have to wait until march or april to return to earth. are you feeling like one more pretty big if? well, the mega million jackpot, it's still growing. it's now estimated 1.1, 5 billion dollars. that's after no one won the massive jackpot last night. one person in the central valley won nearly 2 million dollars, though, after selecting 5 correct numbers. the next drawing for this massive j

the international space - to wait for a new crew? ti9 international space stationple and needs a full complement to do all the experiments and work it is aiming to do, the research and space and alsojust aiming to do, the research and space and also just to keep it operational so before these two crew members can go back to earth with their crew, they have to wait for the next crew to come over and do a handover. for a week and once the handover has been completed then suni williams and butch wilmore can come back to earth in maybe april. to wilmore can come back to earth in maybe april-— in maybe april. to what extent is this all on _ in maybe april. to what extent is this all on space _ in maybe april. to what extent is this all on space x, - in maybe april. to what extent is this all on space x, a - is this all on space x, a private firm?— is this all on space x, a private firm? reliance on sacex private firm? reliance on spacex and _ private firm? reliance on spacex and boeing - private firm? reliance on spacex and boeing who l private firm? reliance on i space

the senses she saw posted international space station, i think for medical breakthroughs, printing on it and i just, i to point the secrets to the human aging process. could light in space. studies have shown astronaut living on the international space station or i ss, get older, faster. step 8, the 3 scientist and oxford in the u. k. believe a closer look at this could lead to medical breakthroughs here on or on the on petted as to notes. suffer from muscle atrophy and brooklyn with their joint, with the bone and also with immune system. when we noticed this, we found that this actually at some point, similar to a different age related disease. and this latest to ask the question, if the space might to provide us with the next or late to engage a model, lower gravity in space means the human body experiences less resistance and doesn't have to work as hard. but this leads muscles to break down and bones to lose their density. ask knolls, have to exercise cost elite to counter the, the facts, conditions and space can also damage cells and the bodies immune system. to study this, the s

to the international space station as we get ready for the christmas holidays. e of year up here. we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station. there's 7 of us up here. and so we're going to get to enjoy company together. >> the astronauts got stuck aboard the iss in june after a leak in their bowling spacecraft disrupted their return trip. spacex mission share gifts and fresh ingredients, though, tonight to make special meals for the holidays. officials expect to fully repair the spacecraft in a couple months. and they say the astronauts will have to wait until march or april to return back home. and paris, france worshippers gathered for midnight mass at notre dame. the first since the cathedral reopened following a very big fire in 2019, roughly 2000 people attended. one of the forest service is held since it resumed full operation on december. 16th, some quarter of a million people have walked through its doors. so nice to see everyone rejoining each other and france and here for the holidays. that's going to wrap it up for

they've sent the tissue samples to the international space station hoping for medical breakthroughs. since i'm on a, how's the story a to point the secrets to the human aging process could lie in space. studies have shown astronaut living on the international space station or i ss, get older, faster. step 8, the 3 scientist and oxford in the u. k. believe a closer look at this could lead to medical breakthroughs here on or on the on petted as to notes. suffer from muscle atrophy and brooklyn with their joint, with the bone and also with immune system. when we noticed, as we found that this actually at some point, simon, your to a different age related disease. and this latest to ask the question, if the space might to provide us with the next or late to engage a model, lower gravity in space means the human body experiences less resistance and doesn't have to work as hard. but this leads muscles to break down and bones to lose their density. ask knolls, have to exercise cost elite to counter the, the facts, conditions and space can also damage cells and the bodies immune system. to st

due to technical issues, their eight-day stay on the international space station has turned into morenths. celebrating christmas on the international space station is not uncommon. astronauts have been doing it more than 50 years. it is considered a holiday for all concerned regardless of faith or ethnicity. for the team on board this year, it is still about spending time together and enjoying the day. >> it is a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with our family on the international space station. there's seven of us up here so we will get to enjoy the company together. one of the best things i like about christmas is the preparation and just getting ready, the anticipation, everybody getting together and preparing stuff and just getting ready for the holiday. >> the astronauts have not received fresh ingredients and gifts from home, sent by the spacex dragon capsule. they will enjoy the day with a meal together, listen to christmas music, watch films, and talk to their families back on earth. >> it's about spending time with friends and family and loved ones. this year,

>> bret: is it a possibility that the international space station could deorbit without a new space stationthat, was one of the questions we wanted answered. all of our international partners, all of our intergovernmental partners and almost all of our industry partners agreed continuous presence is continuous heart beat so that's where we stand. >> bret: explain that a little bit further. continuous heart beat. >> the only space station that will be on orbit when iss deor not. commercial chinese space station and we want stay and remain the choice for our three companies are working with nasa to develop the next space station, axiom signed an agreement in 2020. nasa awarded contracts to nano space and blue origin in 2021. >> you mentioned being behind in the process: however budget caps a deal face call year in 24 and 25 and left us without much investment. what we do is we co-up vest with our commercial partners to do the development. make it happen. before the end of 2030 to get a commercial space station up and running. >> do you think that that was the case. >> no, we met all of our na

it blasted off injune but, due to technical issues, their eight—day stay on the international space stationths. celebrating christmas on the international space station isn't uncommon — astronauts have been doing it for more than 50 years. it's considered a holiday for all concerned, regardless of faith or ethnicity. for the team on board this year, it's still about spending time together and enjoying the day. it's a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with all of ourfamily up on the international space station — there are seven of us up here, and so we're going to get to enjoy company together. and one of the best things that i like about christmas is the preparation and just getting ready, and the anticipation — everybody getting together and preparing stuff and just getting ready for the holiday. the astronauts have now received fresh ingredients and gifts from home — sent via the spacex dragon capsule. they'll enjoy the day with a meal together, listen to christmas music, watch films and talk to their families back on earth. you know, in christmas time, the holiday season, it

they've sent tissue samples to the international space station, hoping for medical breakthroughs. engine monahan has the story to point the secrets to the human aging process could lie in space. studies have shown astronaut living on the international space station or i ss, get older, faster. step 8, the 3 scientist and oxford in the u. k. believe a closer look at this could lead to medical breakthroughs here on or on the on, padded as to nodes, suffer from muscle atrophy, brooklyn, with their joint with their phone, and also with immune system. when we noticed this, we found that this actually at some point, simon, you're to a different age related disease. and this latest to ask the question, if the space might to provide us with the amex or late engage a model, lower gravity in space means the human body experience is less resistance and doesn't have to work as hard. but this leads muscles to break down and bones to lose their density. ask knolls, have to exercise cost elite to counter the, the facts, conditions and space can also damage cells and the bodies immune system. to study th

and the solve on would be sent to the international space station. and some of the sambal would be staying there and would be able, by comparing and analyzing the data, coming from these 2 different oregon need in the international space station and also an hours to be able to study the process of aging. the study hopes to find new ways to counter age related health issues like the weakening of boeing through osteoporosis and decline in the immune system. and with plans for human missions to mars and the coming years asked and also will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan algebra. okay, that's it for me my, the insides of this needs. i'll be back there in just a moment or tools. today's needs to stay with us. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read? payments through the use of basically you miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision, critical debate, the difference between china and most o

so they've been waiting up at the international space station as part of a crew rotation. right. so you have to wait until the next crew and the next spacecraft is ready to come up there and relieve you. so crew nine came up. now they're waiting for crew ten. that is that was supposed to be in february. now we just learned it's going to be delayed one month until mid to late march of 2025. and the reason why, according to nasa and spacex, and i'm quoting here, they say they need extra time to complete processing on a new dragon spacecraft for the mission. so this is you know, spacex has a lot of dragon spacecraft. they've been used quite frequently. it's the primary means by which nasa astronauts get to and from the international space station. so they've been planning on getting this new one up and running. it's just not quite ready yet. so for butch and sunny, it means they've got to wait at least one more month. >> sir, you two characters are going to top gun. >> i feel the need. >> the need for speed. >> five weeks. you're going to fly against the best fighter pilots in the w

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if we find another hole in the wing or in the tile atlantis. >> welcome to the international space stationlast served its purpose in building the space station but as time went on, it was evident it was time to move on to something else. >> and frankly something with a fundamental redesign having fired the imagination of a generation, its place in history secured the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time. >> its voyage at an end the idea of the u.s. >> not having its own capability to fly to space again was looming and i think if you took that away, we would feel as if we'd lost something meaningful and really central to our national identity the question for nasa was, what happens next next sunday on cnn, it's a night that's good for the soul. >> join anderson cooper and laura coates for cnn heroes, an all star tribute. >> thank you guys. >> meet the honorees and celebrate their life changing achievements. >> they're ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> then find out who will be named the cnn hero of the year. >> it's really incredible. >> plus, don't miss a special tr

keep pushing their return later, they have their ride, space x crew dragon docked with the international space stationhem to wait until a relief crew, the next rotation of astronauts arrive at the international space station and nasa says they want to allow engineers more time to process the spacecraft that will bring those new astronauts, a new space x dragon. they arrived at the iss for what was expected to be an 8 day mission to test boeing's new spacecraft but intermittent thruster problems cause them to bring it back to earth without humans on board and they assigned. and suni to use an older space x dragon, the only type of us spacecraft currently certified to carry humans. space x has dominance in the market and elon musk's close relationship with donald trump is raising eyebrows on capitol hill. democratic senator rights mr. musk's substantial interest present conflict of interest with the role he has taken on as your unofficial copresident. >> how is that different from the other legacy space company and the relationships they have within the faa and nasa? >> nasa has volumes of procurement r

. >> astronauts stock on the international space station for 6 months will be spending their christmas in space. >> welcome to the international space station as we get ready for the christmas holidays. it's a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station. there's 7 of us up here. and so we're going to get to enjoy company together. >> the astronauts were left stuck aboard the iss back in june after a leak in their boeing spacecraft made their return trip impossible. spacex mission gave them gifts and fresh ingredients to make some special meals of the holidays. officials expect to fully repair the spacecraft in a couple of months. they say the astronauts, we'llpjust have to wait until march or april to come back to earth. >> next on kron, 4 news at 10, it's the season of giving, but you could be giving to the wrong people. if you're not careful. the warning tonight from state officials plus ingredients and most cold medicine that health experts say doesn't work. and a look inside a very cold restaurant may completely out ic

the astronaut, it's on board the international space station, the i ss, supervisor experiments, and keep the systems running good hand eye coordination. a broad knowledge base and a level of learning are all important work days and space are packed to keep up. thank you. have to be both organized and focused perspective astronaut, have to complete the core training that includes parabolic flights. these provide a taste of what it's like to work in a wireless environment. in more advanced sessions, training, learn everything that they'll need to know on board the i ss, which includes practicing to take space logs. the training for this takes place in huge water tanks. the final phase involves training for a specific mission. both a selected crew and replacement crew complete programs. astronauts train all over the world and work together in international teams. so applicants should also have an aptitude for languages. and a background in geology now plays a bigger role that will be important when exploring the moon and its resources. all of the major space faring nations are making plans

year was it and caused little little so, so that by to the new year from all this was the international space station. they wished all the best to us of things up. see what see if we sincerely congratulate you from the international space station for the upcoming year 2025 was the last one. we hope that all of you spend the holidays with your family and friends with this sort of this telling me a bit of, or hundreds of kilometers away from our common home planet, earth. and we asked for not to realize there can be a lack of communication with our relatives and friends. but even in space we feel the love and support of our families. although we still have a few months to go before we meet with them again. we wish you peace prosperity and wellbeing, happy new year. and here are some of the so all the eastern countries are ready in the new year 2025 and they celebrate with file it will save you more than a 1000000 people come up with sydney hava to see a light. so above the cities like caught a call for a house nearby, new z and gathered crowds around the hightower. that's all this building in the count

the pair has been stranded at the international space station since june after tests determined their boeing starliner could not return them to earth safely. and now, with a delay, nasa says it will be march, perhaps at the earliest, that wilmore and williams can return to earth. joining us right now, former nasa astronaut and a columbia university professor, mike massimino. he is the author of the book moonshot a nasa astronaut's guide to achieving the impossible. a professor good to see you. >> likewise. >> okay, so if you were to receive that news and i know this is the goal, this is part of the journey being at the international space station. i mean, nothing gets better than that. but really, if you were told there's going to be yet one more delay when you first thought you'd be there only for a matter of days. would you be happy to hear that it's going to be march? >> well, i'm not going to speak for my friends. you asked the question to me how i would feel, fredricka. and i think there'd be mixed emotions, you know, being away, especially this time of year. even if you're doing

space race. >> in 2007, china signal it wanted to join the other countries on board the international space stationlater the european space agency signaled support for china's request. along with the edition of south korea. >> 4, 3, 2, 1 -- >> bret: the decision was ultimately opposed by one key partner, the united states. >> bret: what drove the decision to deny research collaboration with china? >> well, i think you have to understand that congress gave us very clear direction in 2011, any bilateral cooperation with china had to be certified as not sharing any information that would give china some kind of an advantage. >> bret: in 2011, congress included in the spending bill. nasa and china, scientific research. u.s. argued china's program too closely tied to its military. biggest competitor. >> there is no question economic competitor. also competitor for leadership geopolitically. >> bret: and its space. >> and its space. >> bret: china began developing own space station. >> china launched an dior bitted a pair of short-term space labs between 2011 and 2018. the first part of china's current s

nasa now says two astronauts stuck on the international space station will have to wait even longer toome back to earth. the pair had already had their stay on the space station extended by several months. cnn contributor kristin fisher is joining us right now. kristin, what's behind this decision from nasa well, wolf, basically, there's an issue with the backup spacecraft that's supposed to to rescue them or at least bring them back to earth, so to speak. >> not so much an issue, but just the fact that it's not ready yet. so you'll remember butch and sunny. they were supposed to come back on that boeing starliner capsule on its maiden test flight back in june. it didn't happen because nasa deemed it to be unsafe. so they've been waiting up at the international space station as part of a crew rotation. right. so you have to wait until the next crew and the next spacecraft is ready to come up there and relieve you. so crew nine came up. now they're waiting for crew ten. that is that was supposed to be in february. now we just learned it's going to be delayed one month until mid to late

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we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station.ven of us up here, and so we are going to get to enjoy company together. >> jericka: well, it was another somber christmas in the middle east, with celebrations scaled down because of the ongoing war between israel and hamas. it's part of a holiday season filled with uncertainty. here is cbs's imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: as we made our way down the well-worn marble stairs, into the grotto of the church of the nativity, first built in 326 by the roman emperor constantine, the now oldest site continually used as a place of worship by christians, who believe jesus was born at this very spot, for a second year, the war raging in gaza has kept pilgrims and tourists away. christmas tourism makes up 70% of bethlehem's economy, and yet again there have been far fewer visitors this holiday season. >> this is our small and humble church. >> reporter: a short walk away is the evangelical lutheran christmas church. >> we pray for peace. >> reporter: where we met palestinian christian pastor munther

>> reporter: so here is the thing: their ride back home, it's already on the international space station the new issue is with a different spacex dragon that is supposed to deliver the astronauts that will replace them. nasa says spacex needs more time to get that spacecraft ready for flight, pushing that launch back to late march. nasa does not want wilmore and williams to leave until the new crew arrives so the station was recently restocked with everything the crew needs including water, and oxygen. the space agency asked that "special items" to celebrate the holidays are also on board. >> norah: i hope so, we are thinking of those astronauts. manny, thank you. millions of americans are banking on a senate vote to help them through their golden years. an update on social security next. update on social security next. but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surg

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. >> alright, astronauts stuck on the international space station for 6 months. they're going to be spending christmas in space. can imagine? >> welcome to the international space station as we get ready for the christmas holidays. it's a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station. there's 7 of us up here. and so we're going to get to enjoy company together. >> most of them for being a good spirit, despite their situation is astronauts were left stuck aboard the iss back in june after a leak in their bowling spacecraft made their return trip impossible. spacex mission gave him gifts. they got fresh ingredients up there for them to make special holiday meals. officials expect to fully repair the spacecraft in a couple of months. so the astronauts are gonna have to wait until march or april to come back down to earth. >> 10. 21 take a look at this just the season to reflect on kindness. the marin county sheriff's office uploaded this picture to facebook. they partnered with humane officers to rescue th

. >> astronauts stuck on the international space station for 6 months. elcome to the international space station as we get ready for the christmas holidays. it's a great time of year up here. we get to spend it with all of our family up on the international space station. there's 7 of us up here. and so we're going to get to enjoy company together. >> you know what? hats off to them because you've got to be in the christmas spirit. astronauts were left stuck aboard the iss back in june after leaking their bowling spacecraft made their return trip impossible. spacex mission gave him gifts and fresh ingredients to may special news for the holidays. officials expect to fully repair the spacecraft in a couple of months. the say the astronauts will have to wait until march or april to come back down to earth. >> glad to see they're making the best raising. all right. let's talk sports. college football settles a spartan spending their holiday in hawaii for the ball and they fell a little short against the south florida bulls, front doors. ben ross has those hi

and the solve on would be sent to the international space station. and some of the sambal would be staying nerves and would be able, by comparing and analyzing the data, coming from these 2 different oregon need in the international space station and also an hour to be able to study the process of aging. the study hopes to find new ways to counter aid related health issues like the weakening of bones through osteoporosis and decline in the immune system. and with plans for human emissions. tomorrow's in the coming years. asteroids will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan algebra. well that said this is a, i'm from a laura kyle to stay with us. the jessica washington is here in just a moment with all the latest on that the confidence based on the french prime minister, michelle barnett, the say to the no place. and so i go on with say, the press retreated with the car of the media and vital vantage point to june. the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see recreation at the american

built by boeing and that was supposed to produce a second way of getting to and from the international space stationr one being elon musk with his spacex, but there were a few hitches on the way, and their eight—day mission has been extended as nasa tried to work out the glitches and whether they posed a risk to the astronauts coming back, so days turned into weeks, and into months, and then all of a sudden it is not until february that they would come back. spacex, the other big private sector company, has let them down because their capsule was not ready, they were supposed to have a crew rotation but the capsule is not quite ready so they have got to wait. a major rescue operation is under way after a passenger ferry in india capsized off the coast of mumbai. it collided with a navy vessel. these are the latest pictures. at least 13 people have been killed. the navy said the boat lost control while undertaking an engine trial in mumbai harbour. it crashed into the ferry which was heading to a popular tourist destination. at least 99 people have been found. this is bbc news. for hundreds of years,

two astronauts stuck at the international space station for the holidays. they'll be there longer.tary decoration awarded by the united states government. the tunnel to towers foundation and the congressional medal of honor society recognizes valor beyond the call of duty. britt slabinski, a recipient of the medal of honor himself, sat down with fellow recipients to hear their stories from their military service to their transition into the veteran community. it■s nothing we won, right? we're pretty vocal on that, saying, look, i didn't win anything like we're a recipient of this. you're going to highlight me for the day. we're four guys get killed. never crossed my mind about receiving the medal of honor. never. i was told i was being put in for it the day after the battle. the highest level of valor. you want to understand, why did these people lose their lives? why aren't they in my place? can't refuse it. we don't have the wear if you don't want to. they feel you earned it. people think war ends the moment you get home. no. war sticks with you. for me, it was like i was in a fo

meantime, the nasa astronauts have been stuck on board the international space station for months areother delay tonight. pitch will more and suni williams have now -- they have to wait until at least late march to catch a ride home. correspondent jonathan serrie tells us why. >> godspeed butch and sunny. >> nasa says it is delay laying the return of the astronauts more time to spacex dragon capsule bring the next to the international space station. sunny williams and pitch will more arrive at the iss in early june for what was expected to be a 8 day mission to test boeing starliner spacecraft. problems led them to bring it back to earth without humans on board and scheduled bufn and sunny spacex launched in september. >> liftoff. >> dragon the only for spaceflight. spacex's dominance in the market and ceo. trump are raising some eyebrows on capitol hill. in a letter to mr. trump, democratic senator elizabeth warren writes, mr. musk's substantial private interest present a massive conflict of interest with the role he has taken on as your unofficial co-president. but some legal observ

christmas wishes on paper lanterns in athens, floating in the sky, like the astronauts on the international space station>> from all of us to all of you, merry christmas. >> reporter: and back on earth, thousands gathered in mexico to admire traditional christmas radish sculptures, while santas caught a wave in cocoa beach. in germany, preparations to celebrate hanukkah, the festival of lights, which begins on sundown on christmas this year. a unique moment, and, perhaps, a sign for unity around the world. and the pope is scheduled to deliver his christmas day blessing later today. and tonight, the me norah lighting in washington, d.c. will take place to mark the beginning of hanukkah. merry christmas and happy hanukkah. >> lea mishkin, thanks. >> thanks. >>> president biden is sending a message of unity this christmas, calling for peace, kindness and compassion. president-elect donald trump is blasting him for commuting the sentences of nearly all federal death row inmates. trump posted on social media, when he returns to the white house, i'll direct the justice department to pursue capital punishment.

bridge. >>> astronaut sunni williams and butch wilmore will ring in the new year aboard the international space stationer. nasa has announced a delay in their crew 10 launch until late march. the mission will send the dragon spacecraft to the iss to finally bring williams and wilmore home after being stranded since june due to problem with the boeing starliner which was supposed to reunite them with their loved ones. >>> decorations, dedicated to man's best friend. where you can see them this morning. >>> let's catch the golden glow this morning. good morning, everybody. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> kpix helping you get decked out for the holidays you know each day we elect to bring you some of the brightest light displays from around the bay area. and our loureen ayyoub takes us to livermore to a home that doesn't feature elves or santa. you can say this home has gone to the dogs. >> reporter: no plug left unturned. when it comes to christmas decor, livermore resident lisa henderson takes her preparations very

the astronaut, it's on board the international space station, the i ss, supervisor experiments, and keep the systems running. good hand eye coordination abroad knowledge base and the level of learning are all important. workdays in space are packed to keep up. thank you. have to be both organized and focused. perspective astronaut, have to complete core training that includes parabolic flights, at least provide a taste of what it's like to work in a wireless environment. in more advanced sessions, trainees learn everything that they'll need to know on board the i ss which includes practicing to take space logs. the training for this takes place in huge water tanks. the final phase involves training for a specific mission. both a selected crew and replacement crew complete pro grounds astronauts train all over the world and work together in international teams. so applicants should also have an aptitude for languages. and a background in geology now plays a bigger role that will be important when exploring the moon and its resources. all of the major space faring nations are making plans

morning, nasa is again pushing back the return day for the two astronauts stuck on the international space station. suni williams and butch wilmore have been in space since june. they were suppose to only stay on the iss for a week, but problems with the boeing starliner spacecraft meant they could not take the vessel home. they are targeting late march for the mission to return wilmore and williams to earth. the postponement gives nasa and spacex time to continue processing on a new spacecraft. >>> a pileup involving more than 50 vehicles shut down a causeway, the longest bridge over water on the planet. heavy fog was reported in the area. dozens were taken to the hospital with injuries. many others were stranded on the bridge and had to be rescued as well. >>> the east coast bracing for another round of rain today, angie lassman is tracking the timing of these storms. good morning. >> we've already got some of these flood alerts up for parts of the country that are seeing this system work through as we speak. that's centered across places really stretching from arkansas to kentucky. you see nash

morning, nasa is again pushing back the return date for the two astronauts stuck on the international space station. suni williams and butch wilmore have been in space since june. they were only supposed to stay on the iss for a week, but problems with their boeing starliner spacecraft meant they could not take the capsule home. nasa is now targeting late march to bring them to earth. the postponement brings nasa and spacex time to complete processing for a new spacecraft. >>> the east coast bracing for another round of rain. angie lassman is tracking the system for us. angie, good morning. it's rain boots, not snow boots at least when it comes to the next several days. >> a couple spots might need to break out some snow boots, but most of the northeast and other folks around the region, not so much. we do have rain ramping across the country. we have flood alerts from arkansas to kentucky. that's where we'll likely see flood alerts. that system is going to be on the move as the day goes on. it arrives for the northeast and mid atlantic later today. and there's a little bit of the snow that might m

now, this video here piloted spacecraft undocked from the international space station. t says that this is a cargo ship carrying the spoils of the space station's research. it took off yesterday and is expected to land off of the coast of florida today. nasa says it's carrying nearly 6,000 pounds of supplies, equipment and their research from the space station. >> the snow and freezing temperatures did not stop people from dancing the night away palisades tahoe over the weekend well. little wayne performs at top alive event kicked off the winter season at the resort health saves. tahoe says they've received nearly 4 feet of snow from friday. intel yesterday. take a look at this rate. >> police and bend, oregon are wondering who is for spawn, supple for putting these googly eyes and several art pieces all around town on social media. the city of bend is asking the not put up any more because it costs money to take them off. and then some cases they even had to repair the pieces of art after they've taken the eyes off. some users, though, are responding that the googly eye

and speaking of alternative places to celebrate, here's the crew aboard the international space station six months, having only originally expected to stay for a week. we are monitoring the situation alive in hawaii. you are's most active volcano continues to erupt. no infrastructure at the moment is threatened. hello there, and a very merry christmas to you. and indeed it's a mild christmas, pretty much across the board, all thanks to high pressure. it's the position of the high which has brought this mild air, bringing these south—westerly winds. you'll notice more isobars on the charts, these weather fronts affecting scotland, northern ireland. here it will remain quite windy, with outbreaks of rain. but you can see the orange and yellow colours pretty much right across the board indicate that mild theme. so we hold on to wet and fairly windy weather for the north west of scotland, into the northern isles for the rest of christmas day. elsewhere, it's one of lighter winds further south, variable cloud and some sunny spells. probably the best of it eastern england, eastern scotland, a

they arrived at the international space station on a spaceship manufactured by boeing called the stare arrival did not go well, there were all kinds of problems with thrusters that fried when they should not -- that fired that should not, things that failed outright. and nasa became very concerned about whether those thrusters were due as they were supposed to on reentry, where it is very critical that they do things precisely on time precisely as designed. they could not get comfortable with what was causing the problem, even though they tried to simulate things on the ground, and so, in the end bill nelson decided it was not safe to return that capsule with human beings on board. it ended up landed without incident but it was in his case, nelson's case the better part of valor to leave them aboard. but boy, it has been a long run. >> williams and wilmer are veteran astronauts but still, what are the long-term psychological and health effects of prolonged stays in space? >> there is a lot to unpack. they are both edges, both troopers, they have, you know, completely assimilated with

today marks 6 months since wilmore and suni williams have been at the international space station. talk about that story ahead. the house of prime rib a san francisco is being sued by a former employee over alleged labor violations. they claim the restaurant did not allow employees to take meal or rest breaks. they also claim they weren't paid for any work done after clocking out. the owner responded to this lawsuit saying in part, quote, the waiter was fired because he was drunk and made a big statement about being drunk in front of staff when somebody is truck, they can drop a tram, someone we don't tolerate someone drinking on the job. that's the end of the quote. he also says he and other owners of the restaurant planned on defending themselves. the employee who filed the suit is seeking $25,000 in damages. today marks 6 months since butch wilmore and suni williams have been at the international space station, the boeing space capsule. they took 2 space was dean faulty and then unsafe to return to earth. so what should have been an eight-day trip is turning into a six-month adv

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they plan to send the ingredients to the international space station, hoping to make the first ever spacerewed sakÉ. if it works, the company plans to sell a small bottle for more than $650,000. they say they also hope to learn more about fermentation in space. noble goal. a jury and jury duty applies to every american, including celebrities. legendary atlanta rapper ludacris reported for jury duty incognito. he used his real name, christopher bridges, and wore a face mask and sunglasses. but after being dismissed, his cover was almost blown by a fellow juror jury duty. >> juror bridges is excused. >> now he is excused. >> oh. excuse us. >> don't nobody know who the hell i am. wow. >> you. >> ludacris. oh, what? you look like ludacris. i wish i wouldn't be here, i'll tell you that. >> yeah, sure ludacris from atlanta. >> really? >> i think i think, you know, you might be right it's kind of awesome. >> um, you might be right. all right, so we also have this. forget the ten day forecast. what if you could reliably check a 15 day forecast? that is what new artificial intelligence weather mod

i know that we have the international space station expiration happening there. but i mean did beyond that. as we get towards that, you can imagine the role of the space force needing to expand even more. the last thing that i would mention when we look at the space force and what i think it does need to be really building up and focusing on is that second mission that congressman rogers mentioned really the face -- space force has two missions. it is a mission that came over from the air force. the second is to protect and defend our interest in space. that is going to be even more of a set of capabilities doctoring training, readiness that the space force needs to embrace. and developed. >> that brings up one of the questions here from the audience when are we going to shift our focus more to being willing to talk about offense if space, counter space capabilities. i think that we are seeing a little bit and some of the, you know, vision documents coming out of the space force more recently. but general salzman talked about counterspace campaigning. actually doi