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targeted docking time of endeavour to the iss. again, a fairly routine ascent. all of the calls to the flight director all the way uphill were fairly routine. there were no anomalies discussed whatsoever on the way uphill during today's launch. they're looking at richard jones in the middle there. he is the ascent flight director for sts-134. barry wilmore in the near view serving as the spacecraft communicator. lee archenbow sitting down there served as the interface for weather reconnaissance with astronaut rick sturko who was flying absolute l training -- shuttle training aircraft evaluating weather, and at the top of the picture is tony, he served as the weather flight director, and he also will be back 14 days from now serving as the entry flight director for endeavour's final return home at the end of this mission. [no audio] >> the final launch of shuttle endeavour making history and lifting off without a hitch this morning at 8:56 eastern. going live, now, to a postlaunch briefing from the kennedy space center. this is cou

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please stand by for voice check from ksc p.o.. >> endeavour iss this is ksc p.o.. how do you hear me? >> we got aloud and clear. how do you hear us? >> loud and clear. >> the "associated press," could i start with you commander kelly? i know you have been chatting with phone -- by phone with your wife daily and i was wondering if you the chance to video, terror theater or are those in what days you have left in your mission? >> the plan is to do that tomorrow as a matter fact. so i plan to do it from the cupola and give her a chance to look outside, look at the space shuttle, and the space shuttle. that is an incredible view to see endeavour sitting with a plan at just below its pal. you can see it is pretty close and i'm looking forward to talking to her. i've been speaking with her every night before a go to bed. it is her morning. it would be nice to do a video and be able to see how she is doing it for her to join us on board the space station for a little bit. >> how long of an extension do expect that to be and is there going to be a special treat for you to

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we're going iss out on most of the action.y 7:00 gone tonight and then tomorrow, look at the system pass along the coast and then it's gone. if you are heading to tahoe we do have showers tomorrow and temperature running from upper 40s to say mid-50s by monday. accu-weather seven-day forecast, it's going to be breezy this weekend. temperatures all seven days of the forecast will be well below average. >> government is encouraging thousands of public swimming pools to stay close this had memorial day weekend because of concerns over potentially deadly drain covers. they are recalling about 1 million pool and spa drain covers saying they could pose a possible entrapment risk. here is what one of drains look like. bought proper covers they can act like super charged vacuum cleaners and they can trap people under water. they should be closed until they are fixed. eight manufacturers are involved in the recall. we have a full list of the models at abc7news.com under see it on tv. >>> two astronauts on the shuttle made history this

astronauts perform four space walks to make repairs in the iss. this is endeavour's last mission much the final's spaceshuttle missile before it is retired is shuttle atlantis in july. >>> you're talking rain? >> yes, that's tuesday. monday night into tuesday. let's enjoy today and the rest of the day at least. we're seeing mostly cloudy conditions all around. it is a little breezy. that's because the pressure gradient is tightening quite a bit. we're going to see breezy conditions for tomorrow as well. meantime, we'll see partly cloudy conditions. that sun will go ahead and peak on through. we'll see anywhere from the mid- 60s to mid-70s. coastal areas keeping it a little cooler. seeing a mixture of sun and clouds and breezy conditions as well here's a look at the system. it has pushed on e. the moisture has moved in the region. this is bringing us the conditions that we enjoyed today and we'll continue to enjoy tomorrow. there will be a slight change and here's the change. the low that's going to start to dig down into the area, will shape thing

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now let's head toward south iss asia, picking up monsoon rain into northeastern india, as well as bangladesh. this is going to be an ongoing story. we're keeping a very close eye on this area. high flood risk as well as landslides, especially across bangladesh then all the way down into thailand as well. 30 degrees in hong kong today. some isolated showers, but good spells of sunshine here. looking cloudy in chongqing, 25 degrees. up to 32 in shanghai. looking very warm in beijing, again, at 29. now, for the united states, looking very unsettled over toward the northwestern corner again. looking rather chilly and wintry in around montana and wyoming. could see isolated heavy snow during the nighttime. that's going it be clearing up, though, by your tuesday. this low-pressure system is going to be heading into the northern plains, so looking at moderate chances of severe storms tonight across the dakotas all the way down into nebraska, also minnesota as well, looking at chances of hail, damaging winds as well as tornadoes. it stays essentially dry out toward the east. very hot, again, for pla

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astronauts on endeavour said good-bye to the grew onboard the iss and sealed the hatch this morning. this is the last time the space shut local see the outer limits. endeavour is expected to land tomorrow morning at 2:30 at kennedy space center in florida. nasa says it will be keeping a close eye on the weather as it always does and after landing endeavour will head to a museum in california. >>> 4:55 and we are going to get a look at the roads. something happening in palo alto. >> we don't have a lot going on here. we have a north bay incident. san antonio is probably where you got wind of that. sorry about that, marla. in the bay area, petaluma, your old neck of the woods. we will follow that. traffic moving smoothly. that's a nice flow of traffic here. heading towards the maze. no major impact to traffic there. we do have eastbound construction to somersville and continue until 5:30. westbound is there. direction for the commute and wet roads are what is going on in the east bay as well. live look at oakland showses the glowing lights. you will get sprinkles throughout the east ba

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. -- iss. we want to make sure that it preserves a robust future in human space. if there is one place where new resources should be targeted to mitigate the budget dilemma, it may be here. to conclude, 40 years later that decade of apollo is still remembered as nasa is heroic age. but it spent almost $20 million annually on human spaceflight, not $10 billion. evidently we are not. to spend $10 billion more for human spaceflight. the committee argued this could enable exploration beyond leo on may timescale. evidently that is not. happen. it is not been our experience over the last four decades to further hope and we should embrace a model different from the apollo model as we move forward. thank you. >> thank you, dr. chyba. now we are at $18.5 billion per year, projected flat line, or least a few years. so that is the constraint we are looking at. captain culbertson. >> thank you. good morning, chairman nelson, ranking member hutchinson, ranking member boozman, and senator rudy. i welcome this opportunity to discuss the advantages of the space program. and the v

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our money does alter their behavior and the fact iss as you mentioned, we sent over $20 billion since 2001 let's get it right. this is an opportunity to do that. >> as this plays out, the pakistani government is well aware of the conversations here in the united states. the prime minister is in china right now. they called china a weather tested and well-tested friend we are told by sources that china would like to see the tail of the operations helicopter that was left and exploded in the bin laden compound the tail have not yet been returned. what do you make of that? >> i don't know enough about the details of the conversation that are taking place. look. again pakistan was the country that the activities with other countries. it's now time to sit sdpodown a have a mature conversation and make sure they are the same. we had witnesses and recently informed relations. i don't know if they are accurate that believe pakistan wants to see afghanistan not be a stable country. if that's the case, obviously we have a very different view of the world. john, it just seems to me that now is t

you heard about against him in the budget, and where is the leadership, president obama, and that issingat the republicans would say, but now it is pifting to, okay, we see that he is a leader, but he is not focused on the economy enough, and the policies are poor and more attack on the policies than the individual, himself. and in terms of what is happening here on capitol hill, this is very much this week going back the what we have seen all along and bills brought up by the republicans to increase oil production offshore and increase drilling and another part to repeal the president's health care law, and things they say are detrimental to the nation's economy, but the one risk that capitol hill lawmakers do not want to make is that right now when you have a feeling of bipartisanship and unity, they don't want congress to come across as being the petty bickers so that many feel are reflected in the polls. that is what is going to happen here going forward and we will see how long the bipartisanship lasts, thomas. >> yes, we can time wit with a stopwat stopwatch, i believe, luke russe

hillary clinton, who's heading the foreign policy talks, and vice president joe biden spoke to the iss of china's human rights policy. >> we know over the long arc of history that societi that work toward respecting human rights are going to be more prosperous, stable, and successful. that has certainly been proven time and time again but most particularly in t st month. >> as i said, i recognize that some in china see our advocacy of human rights as an intrusion and lord only knows what else. but president obama and i believe strongly-- as does the secretary-- that protecting fundamental rights and freedoms such as those enshrined in china's international commitments as well as in china's own constitution is the best way to promote long-term stability and prosperity. >> rose: tight and chinese vice premier wang qishan joined me for their first joint interview and the first interview of the united states for the vice premier. what do you hope to accomplish in this session? how do you aswresz the relationship is today? >> ( translated ): over the past three decades of more since the est

anyway, the default position, as we say at the "washington post" issing to release the information. i heard it tonight. thank you, gene. and thank you, joan walsh, for being right. >>> did the torture of key suspects give us keith information that led to bin laden? that is the debate. there are a lot of de bates tonight. the bush crowd who supported waterboarding, says they have been proven right. facts work. well, we will seem the fact its of the case got other way. according to the "new york times" according to others according to our own mike issa cough, water board doing not do t -- it. you are watching "hardball," only on msnbc. witnessed snowfall on the first day of spring. some ♪ but the most beautiful thing i've ever seen was the image on a screen that helped our doctor see my wife's cancer was treatable. [ male announcer ] ge technologies help doctors detect cancer early so they can save more lives. bringing better health to more people. ♪ >>> president obama invited former president george w. bush to join him tomorrow at ground zero in new york. president bush declined. th

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guys grabbed it, put the bar on it, and we had one more eva left and did some of the mission on me iss repair. forester talk about it, and never worked on its first flight perfect. we had no problems and it was important because we were busy trying to get the satellite. we had to mess what i we had to mess with computer problems, it would have been harder. since then endeavour has gone on to fly many successful missions, and it is a true testament to the people who operated hit the in and day out. it is a shame to see the shuttle's coming to an end, but just as those people who had a party after endeavor rolled out, the people we worked on a day- to-day basis, their noses to the grindstone, they are determined to do a great job, and i have to what meyer them because they have been a great team for many years. it will be a big loss to our space team around the country. thank you. [applause] >> at 5:15 these and two additional shuttle commanders will conduct a briefing in the auditorium on the lower level of the exhibit center. go over there, take the elevator one flight down. seating is

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>> no, i don't think so, and i don't believe, so and i don't think that the iss would have a radar, but one to see the space junk coming. wouldn't that be neat? well, the vlt which sounds like veal, lettuce and tomato, but this is a large telescope in the anaconda desert in chile, and this is something cool that you will see all day, and you can gone to youtube and vlt and this is high-def time lapse, and this is -- >> what is that? >> these are big time telescopes and that is why they are called v large telescopes in the desert, and there is not much atmosphere or humidity or cloud cover here, and big ders earser hardly rains here. and you can look at the stars and you can go on the look at it yourself, because it is a eig - eight-minute time lapse, and you can see the galaxy, and even if you get away from the space or the lights of the city and stuff like that, but other than that, this is some cool, cool stuff, and we have found on youtube and coming from nasa and all of that as well. but i have never seen video like this during the day where you can see the milky way gal laxy d the

guys grabbed it, put the bar on it, and we had one more eva left and did some of the mission on me iss repair. forester talk about it, and never worked on its first flight perfect. we had no problems and it was important because we were busy trying to get the satellite. we had to mess what if we had to mess with computer problems, it would have been harder. since then endeavour has gone on to fly many successful missions, and it is a true testament to the people who operated hit the in and day out. it is a shame to see the shuttle's coming to an end, but just as those people who had a party after endeavor rolled out, the people we worked on a day- to-day basis, their noses to the grindstone, they are determined to do a great job, and i have to what meyer them because they have been a great team for many years. it will be a big loss to our space team around the country. thank you. [applause] >> at 5:15 these and two additional shuttle commanders will conduct a briefing in the auditorium on the lower level of the exhibit center. go over there, take the elevator one flight down. seating i

i believe the iss is an ideal platform for conducting scientific research and developing technologies needed to execute missions to the moon and other destinations. my mission doc with the space station for the last time. we will continue the job that was done many weeks ago. i want to give my tribute to the team that has made it possible for so long. they have done a fantastic job. my hat is off to them, and all of my former aircrafts are in museums. this happens, and we are transitioning to a new phase. the solar ray the powers and now the facilities has a surface area that could cover the u.s. senate chamber three times over. the capabilities include 22 external location for experiments. even though we are just reaching the full potential, restores has already demonstrated its promise. it will require a robust system and now and transport. we can debate the timetable, but in the end, nasa is pursuing industries that will be safe and reliable. the combination of private and government endeavors will help research. i think we need to go to the station as often as possible with as man

occasional funeral -- that mr issed vocational funeral. john milton said that they also serve who stand and wait and the rest of america owes you a debt of gratitude as well. that is for all the families who are listening. [cheers and] + -- [cheers and applause] you are the most cablcapable warriors. i said that without any contradiction. you're the most capable warriors in the history of the world. there has never, never, never, never been a fighting force as capable as you are. it is my honor to talk a little bit about the man that i get to work with every day. he just got to spend time with the a salters -- the assaulters who got bin laden. [cheers and applause] by the way, i should not say this, but i will tell you anyway. the president will get mad. today was "grandfathers' de." i went by early this morning to my granddaughter's spring play. after it was over, he said -- she said, pop, come back to my classroom. i said, cannot. i am going to fort campbell. we will see the guys out there who got osama bin laden. this is an absolute tru

in the field of alzheimer's, support for individuals and family members, the evidence-based placket iss i mentioned in my testimony. those of us who work in the social services arena understand science is not just for people in the laboratory. that good evidence, good outcomes in science is a critical part of delivering quality and effective social service programs. that's why we're suggesting that we continue to work in this effort itwith regard to the health programs to make sure we have goooutcomes. i believe fr agree about the data. our ability to continue to research our programs make the case with regard to the effectiveness, their ability to provide cost savings to other programs such as medicare and medicaid is also a critical component of this conversation as we figure out as we go forward how to balance the supports that are needed with the increasing pressures of more seniors and the struggling budgets at the federal and state level. >> i'll wait for my second round. thank you very much, both of you. >> thank you very far, senator manchin. we'd like to thank you both profusel

. >> she and two other iss crewmembers undocked and returned home last week landing without incidentith the first interview with cady coleman. what did she tell you? that it's interesting because we followed cady for a year of her training, some of the video we see of the year we spent with cady and i asked her, i said, geez, it's amazing, isn't it, you were gone five and a half months and it really didn't feel like it, but, you know, she told me that the landing was a bit hard coming down in kazakstan as you mentioned, because the russian spacecraft always come down and land on land and as she got out, she was waiting for her flight doctor to catch her as she's coming out of the capsule and he was standing down there ready and eventually said, okay, and she just went ahead and jumped. her flight doctor told me she was in better shape than anybody he has seen come back from the space station so far. i asked cady, what is the single visual memory you take away from that five and a half months? >> the view of new england, coming and going. i would -- every chance i had, i would go and

he's going to interpret things the way he believes, which iss pretty contrary to what the constitution actually says.oe pretty contrary to the laws that we were allowed it to make the laws had put in writing. fuchsias one. there' there. judge reinhardt gets reversed almost every time he writes an opinion by the supreme court of states. people the problem is people can say well, that's taking care of by the supreme court. but - yeah, it is as individual decisions, but in these court of court cases and legal opinions written that will never be considered by the supreme courtt because the supreme court only considers between 80 and 100 cases a year. thousands of cases are decided by the circuit courts of appeals, so they are important.. and he would put on them is important, too. we don't need any more e judicit act to this either from the rightth or left interpreting ths constitution in accordance withl their own predilectionys rather than what the constitution actually says. in goodwin liu, he has a of long his very a really c outrageous combats, at least to us conservatives. and i thin

now, because i am now 68, it iss a subject that interests me a whole lot.eally interested in aging. and on the panel they had physicians and psychologists, and real experts. and james watson, the codiscoverer of dna. and everyone talked about aging, except watson. and after about an hour, in a situation like this, the power of silence, here's the guide who won the nobel prize inconceivably knows a great deal about this, saying nothing. finally, the moderator said, doctor watson, what do you think? what's the best way to deal with aging? and he looked up and he said, the best and only way to deal with aging is stay away from old people ear. [laughter] -- away from old people. very good advice. after the panel they handled out the sheets, kind of a self scoring about your lifestyle. and you would answer the questions and how often do you exercise, how often do you eat red meat, have you ever smoked? personal questions. and it was quite extensive, and you would then get points, or not get points for certain answers. and at the end you a total it all up and it

inextricably intertwined with other issues in front of you including those relaterelated to section 215 iss and including the roving wiretap issue, itself up for reauthorization. i speak in support of the idea of robust debate and discussion, especially whereas here it relates to something that is so important in the american concept of limited government, so closely related to our fourth amendment interests, we ought to have robust debate, discussion, and opportunity for amendment. and i thank senator paul for his leadership in this regard. thank you. mr. paul: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: when we look at this date and we talk about exactly where we should go from here and why it's important, it's important to look at patriot act and say to ourselves, how do we protect our constitutional if we're not willing to protect all parts of it? you know, so many conservatives are avid for the second amendment. i'm one of them. i want to protect the second amendment. but i tell those who want to protect the second amendment, that you can't protect the se

in the field of alzheimer's, support for individuals and family members, the evidence-based placket iss i mentioned in my testimony. those of us who work in the social services arena understand science is not just for people in the laboratory. that good evidence, good outcomes in science is a critical part of delivering quality and effective social service programs. that's why we're suggesting that we continue to work in this effort it with regard to the health programs to make sure we have good outcomes. i believe fr agree about the data. our ability to continue to research our programs make the case with regard to the effectiveness, their ability to provide cost savings to other programs such as medicare and medicaid is also a critical component of this conversation as we figure out as we go forward how to balance the supports that are needed with the increasing pressures of more seniors and the struggling budgets at the federal and state level. >> i'll wait for my second round. thank you very much, both of you. >> thank you very far, senator manchin. we'd like to thank you both profu