it traveled to the iss more than 40 times.huttle was the lifeline between the spacstation and earth. by 2003, the iss was halfway done. then nasa was struck by another tragedy. colombia broke up on i retu to earth, killing all seven people on board. nasa decided to stop the program shuttle when the iss was completed. that created a logistical problem. the shuttle is the only craft capable of carrying large equipment to the iss. the europeans think they have the solution with their new atv supply vessel. it still needs a heat shield to survive the journey back to earth. the technology has been developed and tested. >> we should not have to test much longer. if we get the go ahead, we could start tomorrow. the capsule could be ready to go in four years. >> that would be the big first step toward another dream, taking people into space with the european rocket and bringing them home safely again. >> space shuttltravelas ways captured the imagination of people around world. the shuttle opened in new chapter in the field. it was th

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atlantis iss, houston acr. that concludes questions from the kennedy space center. please stand by for a space check from nasa headquarters pao. >> atlantis iss, nasa had orders, have you read me? >> wee heavy loud and clear on the international space station. >> hi, suzanne presto from boa. braun, can you tell us more about science activities, particularly experiments you've been working on double comment, and shuttle, thank you. well, that would take a long time to answer. we've been doing a lot of science on board and as far as i know, there's a lot of human research, where we are kind of the subjects and there's a lot of science that will go down on the shuttle. we also inspires i'm bored right now that are being studied and they are going down on the shuttle as well. but we have been conduct gene experiments approaching crystal growth experiments, plant growth experiments can't experiments at the human body in the function of the human body looking at things like how to combat osteoporosis. so there is qui

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together with those that followed, we built the iss. today, nasa - and the nation - wants to touch an asteroid and eventually send humans to mars. nasa is moving forward and making change, because the status quo is no longer acceptable. we need future generations to be able to do more than we can today. the students and early career scientists and engineers i speak to around the world have a ton of energy and enthusiasm. they're excited about the chance to do something new - to be on the ground floor of the next big frontier of human exploration; to put their big ideas into practice; and they should be. if you're studying in a stem discipline today, you are going to have a great career ahead of you. not just at nasa, but at other government agencies or in private industry or academia. so when that final shuttle landing occurs, and the cheers and tears subside, we will keep on moving toward where we want to go next. your kids and my grandkids - they're going to do things that today we can barely dream about. our nation has made great pro

along with supporting the iss, we will have a deep space crew vehicle. we will make the technology and investment required. our destinations for human beings is very ambitious. that includes asteroids and mars. we will prioritize and logical statement of human exploration into mission. the debate is not if we are going to explore, but how we will do it. not if there will be human spaceflight, but the right path to the next generation. a shuttle is an expensive system to maintain. now as the time to cut the transportation to the work order. and we need this to become a job-creating engine for decades to come. the mission will focus on the transportation system that will carry us beyond where we have been, to new destinations and milestones in the annals of human history. one week from a very important milestone is far from the final one. we celebrated the shuttle's 30 years of success, which is longer than any other human spaceflight program. it gives us a picture of what it means to be an astronaut. we salute to the men and women who had carried out the

a total of 10 astronauts aboard the atlantis and iss space station, jointly combined. the end of an era for that shuttle. >> and the end of "news de." -- "newsday." >> rupert murdoch and his son will face the u.k. parliamentary committee later today. thanks for watching. see you soon. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. 

and make contributions to the iss activity.econd is that i as a japanese astronaut was able to work on the last crew on board the space shuttle. also, the space shuttle atlantis, i believe i was the first to encounter atlantis and also the commander has made my wish come true, and he let me sit in his commander's seat and take a photograph, so that was a wish come true. >> probably have an opportunity to look at the disaster hit area. i wonder if you have an -- a message to the people who have been impacted in japan. >> yes, i have personally travel to the area when i was a high- school student and i was very moved by those people who were very friendly people there. i have very good memories of visiting there, and four months have passed, at an things must be very difficult for them there. if we continue to do what you can do, today what -- tomorrow will be better than today. my colleague from here and russia and the u.s., everyone is very much concerned and they give good wishes. all the people in the world showing up in tryi

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the jay-z tim and the iss team still have to get busy as well as the crew on orbit. the docking will be on sunday. is a pretty busy mission. you will see that activity on orbit and we will go through. we are going to try to extend the mission probably an extra day and they will work that for the mission management team as things go on but i urge you to follow the mission watch what is going on with iss and really take in and spend a little extra time to understand the research and the activities happening on the iss. then we look forward to landing here at ksc so again still a lot of work in front of us but what an awesome and great start to the mission today. again thank you and i look forward to your questions later. >> thanks, bill. first off i want to thank till gerstenmaier for the leadership he has provided from nasa headquarters. he is truly done an outstanding job in john chan is not here today but john i can't think of a finer program manager for the shuttle program to close it out and see us get this last vehicle in orbit or golf course last but not least i

the iss can be a platform to learn the skills. technology demonstrations on the iss will support future emissions and improve the reliability of future life- support systems. all the many other things we will need to understand in depth to really become a people who can safely reach our destination when i hear people listen to the media reports and they say that the final shuttle flight marks the end of u.s. human space flight, i have to tell you -- you almost living on another planet. [laughter] we are not ending human space flight. we are recommending ourselves to it and taking necessary and difficult steps today to ensure america's pre-eminence in human space exploration for years to come. we have to do things differently. for one, we have to get out of the business of owning and operating lower orbit transportation systems and hand off to the private sector. when to exercise sufficient oversight to ensure safety of our astronauts. we need to focus on deep space exploration while empowering today's and abettors an entrepreneur

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>> it is a humanitarian christian organization. 1 of the things we are doing issing makes sure people have access to clean water, repairing dams. and as a child-focussed organization, paying special attention to the needs of children. we are making sure we are able to identify children malnourish malnourished. >> you have been working in somalia since 1992 implementing various humanitarian programs. then this group al-shabab told you guys to get out last year. is that hindering your relief efforts today? >> world vision has been working in somalia even longer then that. we have been in the country more than 30 years and working well with communities. we are quite open about who we are, non political christian organization. we were asked to leave in 2010. the southern part of somalia, we continue to work in the north. with these recent pronouncements, we are very proactively assessing the security associaton. talking with our former staff and organizations that used to work in the south, u.n. and others to see if it is safe enough to return. as i syed yousuf raza gilani our respond so

the iss not interest the air of utilization. the role space shuttle played in its creation. from the men and women who build operate and live there. from this unique vantage point we can see a great thing has been accomplished. so, iss, make us proud. >> a few minutes after atlantis reaches the point, 650 directly in front of the station, the international space station will begin a maneuver of 90 degrees under the control of russian thrusters. that maneuver will occur while atlantis is in a period of about 27 minutes of stationkeeping directly in front of the complex. once the station has the odd to the proper orientation, doug hurley will begin a 600-foot radio fly around and a half lap around the complex by magnus and rex walheim gives digital cameras with high-powered lenses to snap away, collecting imagery of the launch of the station, its modules and its components. >> -- and atlantis you a happy to know you it just as good from the site as you do from the from. >> thank you. not sure how to answer that one, but thanks spe

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issing told that out because it is important that we be able -- i singled out because it is important that we point out integrity so someone feels -- nobody feels at a loss. it is not easy in a $6.8 billion budget that 10 francisco is arriving at. to not expect some tension points but those tension points were conspicuously more tranquil than compared to previous years. having that opportunity through a number of budget processes, i want to congratulate stakeholders from the budget committee. all our staff who does the hon unsung hero work of making sure that we're on track, focused and ready to hit the ground running so that we can deliberate with substance. and of course the mayor's staff and the city attorney, and of course the legion of stakeholders who are required to bird dog all the said make sure that it is the kind of desired outcome we would like. with pleasure, i would vote for this budget. >> supervisor chi>> supervisor many nightmares. where i bought two cars and could not return it. and had to do with the budget. -- it had to do with the budget. we did think a number of

. >>> police are issing for two gunmen after two deadly shootings last night. the first happened around 10:15. the victim was shot several times and died at the scene. around 1:00 this morning, police found a man on international boulevard near 57th avenue. he was taken to a hospital and died a short time later. police do not have any suspect information on either shooting right now. >>> this is the first full weekend of a lower sales tax rate and vehicle license fee. and local auto dealers are hoping those two things will drive business up this holiday weekend. on friday, the california sales tax dropped by 1%, and the vehicle license fee dropped by half. that means a break of $250 on sales tax, and $125 savings on the registration fee. $375 isn't a huge amount of savings, the general manager of this dealership says it could be the tipping point for buyers and lenders. >> the 4th of july is always huge for us. the deal is helping people buy more and spend less on government fees is going to be great for the people. >> auto experts say june was a tough month fo

but spelling iss more than justa reality tv starlet. she's a momtreprenur. >> i iee myself as just a mom wanting to create and do and create businesses and keep working for my family. >> reporter: at her store, she semis what she says are her favorite things. >> products that we actually use, that we love. >> reporter: and some of her kids favorites. >> best blanket. my kids use it. this is a homemade organic play-doh kid. >> reporter: and she has a line of children's clothing called little maven. her kids, liam and stella, appeared in one of the label's first fashion shows. >> we don't travel without my kids. they are always there. >> reporter: what is the tori spelling brand mean? define the brand. >> well, what happened was, i mean, the brandrganically grew and i think that's when brands actutuly grow is when they're organic and real. and i think people an consumers, they can smell something fake from a mile away and it doesn't feel right. they don't want to buy it. and i started to notice if i did things i loved, things i wanted to

farewell, iss. make us proud. >> there you have it.ice good-bye and interchange with the astronauts now leaving the international space station. the last shuttle to do so before it heads home for one more moment of celebration back when the shuttle arrives on earth. for our viewers in the united states, ac 360 continues. for international viewers, we'll have more world report right after this. >> never been disclosed, even to parliament. they have a lot to lose in full civilian control of the government. what we're now seeing is that they're stepping forward to say, okay, okay, there is a lot of debate about the new constitution. i'll tell you what, we're going to write some guidelines, we're going to write some basic rules to help protect the individual rights that the liberals are concerned about. and we might also lay down some rules governing our own rule in the egyptian government. there is a lot of reason to believe the military and some generals have suggested the military is moving towards a rather broad description of their ow

in the issue of environmental review, for certain iss air quality and noise, the planning department now, given our capacity, when they have a major project or controversy, or an issue, they make a referral to us to look at the environmental report. they will ask us to look early in the process to see if the analysis is adequate and correct, and they will take our opinions and analysis in consideration. we don't have -- they and their commission make the final judgment. finally, on the proactive information, like the healthy development tool, there are no regulations. we typically will, when we do one of these evaluations, we will bring to the planning department and project proponent our analysis and a set of recommendations. we will have a dialogue with them. "ok, we can do these things. we cannot do these things." those have to do with improving the neighborhood, like improving parks and transportation conditions. supervisor campos: final question before we open it for public comment. i know that there have been concerns about a specific project that has been raised. this is not t

it required that a reserve spacecraft always be on standby to be used to rescue the crew of the iss in the event of trouble on the shuttle. but there is no shuttle on standby for this launch. instead, a russian soyuz spacecraft will be on waiting just in case. it is raining on and off in kennedy space center, florida, with occasional lightning strikes. nasa says there is only a 30% chance that the space shuttle "atlantis" will lift off as scheduled. >>> the operator of the fukushima daiichi plant is working to allow the injection of nitrogen to prevent an explosion. workers spent ten minutes in the building on friday to determine whether pipes can be connected to the containment vessel. the utility says workers confirmed the connections are intact and that work can start saturday. this is the pillar of the plan to bring the facility under control. but the work to insert the pipes has already been delayeded and the nuclear and industrial safety agency must spend several days doing safety checks before the nitrogen injection can begin. it e are mains uncertain whether it can be carried o

so we are still in space and we are still moving forward with the iss. you're seeing commercial cargo come online later this fall and next spring. you'll see commercial crew come after that. so we're ready to keep going and we're going to springboard off of what the shuttle has done and move the next 50 years to make them just as bright as these last 30 have been for the shuttle. >> greg? >> greg dobbs. and this is for the two mikes 'cause you're the guys on this group who spent the most time around the shuttle. it's a more highly technical than tarik's question. did you choke up? [laughter] >> yep. most definitely. >> yes. [laughter] >> you open it up to follow-up. [laughter] >> i'll choke up if i do. >> elaborate on why you personally choked up? you're engineers. you're always just, you know, analyzing things at every stage of assent. >> you know, to be honest, i choke up at every launch. this one i choked up before launch which was the unusual thing for me. [laughter] >> but again, as an engineer and just swell at pride at seeing that thing go. effect

the temperatures are in the 50s and ict iss except if you head toward concord and antioch. is still warm. warm again inland tomorrow. cooling begins at the coast and the bay for your thursday. all area wilz cool down on friday. look at the satellite and the radar. this area of high pressure is still going to be the dominant player tomorrow. so the warmth will hold inland. changes are coming in the form of cooling along the coast and the bay. and here is what will happen. this area of low pressure has carved out a little dip in the jet stream. this trough is what will bring the sea breeze in earlier tomorrow. we certainly will have the fog to contend with and the combination of the two will take the temperatures down along the coastline and around the bay. so by morning look for temperatures in the 50s and the 60s, and you can clearly see the fog here. very shallow layer. it is not deep, and it is not going far. in the morning it will be around in some areas. and then the fog will clear away and the sun is out. the temperatures will warm up into the 90s inland along the coas

what iss the president up to? >> he is playing class warfare. there are real loopholes th need to close. but charleses' point is right. this is tiny, tiny little drops in a big ocean. it is not going to solve the problem to go after corporate jets or even to go after the hedge fund guys, although i would sure like to. they have got to raise revenues, i hate to say, on the middle- class. everybody, everybody -- is the point that gets lost in this -- everybody is in this boat. there is no way out unless every single american does something. >> raise revenues on the shrinking middle class mark. >> evan is right, because it is going to affect everybody. evan raised the possibility of defaults. when that happens the federal government of the united states, which rose 40 cents of every single dollar we spend every single day, it is faced with the option -- do you face a sergeant in combat in kandahar, a grandmother in a 1-bedroom apartment her social security check, or did you meet obligations of bankers who are holding their debt in beijing and bever

. >> that's odd.f >> it iss odd, but it's california and it's 2011. >> we'll be right back in a moment >>> let's check in with henry standing by with the sports for us. happy friday. >> happy friday to you, as well. the g-men back in action against the mets tonight. find out which giants' hitters stayed hot and which giant arm remained cold. highlights coming up next. plus, a live report from at&t park. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. 50 wins before the all-star break, the giants must be doing something right. they enter tonight with the third best record in the national league. could they continue to roll? let's go out to at&t park. giants hosting the mets. game one of a three-game set. giants trailing 2-1. nate schierholtz sends this to the water, splash hit, game tied at 2-2. to the 9th inning, still tied at 2-2. brian wilson, fear the beard. i don't think so. go ahead and shave that beard now, because scott hairston has all the hair you want to talk about. the solo shot, mets score three in 29th, win 5-2. >> brian wilson was pitching for his third game in a row and pitched two in

involved in the scandal would not step foot in a classroom here again but the cheaters could have bigger issh state tests is a felony in georgia punishable by up to ten years behind bars. mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> coming up later on "the early show," reaction to what some see as a shocking not guilty verdict in the casey anthony murder trial, then the debt showdown, what president obama is likely to tell republican leaders at the white house. >>> plus a performance by former hootie and the blowfish front man darius rucker. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com c.com

california's department of industrial relations is in charge of inspecting the elevators once a year and iss issuing the permit. but it's the owners to maintain the elevators. >> if an owner doesn't call us, that elevator may experience a lag time before it gets a new permit due to our workload, due to our scheduling and on some occasions, unfortunately, we do find eleva'ton dtet g don't get caught. >> reporter: even if a building owner schedules an inspection, it can still take months to get it done. and here's why. >> right now we have 26 inspectors in the bay area. that's not a lot. each inspector can do four to five inspections a day. >> that's 26 inspectors for 32,000 elevators across the bay area. that's just up acceptable for jackie and andrew. >> i blame the owners, but where was the state? where are they in stepping up to the plate and really forcing -- you know, enforcing the rules, where are they? >> reporter: the california department of industrial relations says it is revamping its database. the department says the new system will give advance notifications of permits that will

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the iss can be a platform to learn the skills. technology demonstrations on the iss will support future emissions and improve the reliability of future life- support systems. all the many other things we will need to understand in depth to really become a people who can safely reach our destination when i hear people listen to the media reports and they say that the final shuttle flight marks the end of u.s. human space flight, i have to tell you -- you almost living on another planet. [laughter] we are not ending human space flight. we are recommending ourselves to it and taking necessary and difficult steps today to ensure america's pre-eminence in human space exploration for years to come. we have to do things differently. for one, we have to get out of the business of owning and operating lower orbit transportation systems and hand off to the private sector. when to exercise sufficient oversight to ensure safety of our astronauts. we need to focus on deep space exploration while empowering today's and abettors an entrepreneur

so this issing in in the grand scheme of things is another procedure delay. the vote was supposed to be later this afternoon. it's now on thursday. for folks, as you know, it means that the situation is more dire as we get to august 2nd because this was one possible vehicle to a solution. you heard harry reid say they weren't going to pass it at all. that's true on its face. it would have difficulty going to the senate and getting through, but the general consensus was that this was get out of the house through some way. if boehner's able to reach 217. and it would be amended in the senate by harry reid and that would ultimately be presented to the president. that's now out the window. and there is really no clear way forward right now. >> so, luke, bottom line for us, on august 2nd, is there any way? i mean it seems hard to get there from right now. that the house not only passes the bill but one that will pass the senate and will be signed by the president? >> as of right now, i think you will see a bill passed by august 2nd that garners the president's app

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one city is talking about an iss issue, one that couldostos parents hundreds of dollars. then i'll tell them the story of pluto, the sad little planet that was. i'll introduce them to some new friends, the fractions, and some cold blooded ones, the dinosaurs. [sfx: dinosaur growl] clark! anyway, here's what they'll need: markers, scissors, crayons, pencils, folders, juice boxes, pretzel sticks, glue sticks, tape that sticks, and glitter. so much glitter. school takes a lot. target has it all. >> new this morning a potentially deadly situation averted. a mother and her infant caught in a burning building overnight. live this morning we'll have the full details. >> reporter: a fire station becomes part of a police investigation. good morning. i'm marla tellez, i'm going to explain what caused all of this damage coming up in my live report. >> the rally in support of a young man pulled off a plane for not pulling up his pants. a live look outside. moisture in the air this tuesday, july 12th. this is "today in the bay." >> a good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us.

facebook says they pulled it because the nudity violates their terms of use, which iss - it's just likes david got unfriended. it's an outrage. i think it's ridiculous we have to blur it here but at least this is television. it's a baby. it's cute and the album's been around for a long time. myspace is actually trying to use this controversy as a way to win some users back from facebook. in fact, they unveiled a new slogan today. i don't know if you you've seen this. myspace. we love baby penis. watch catchy. [ applause ] no, please, i've got this and i'll use it if i have to. this is pretty crazy. last night in atlanta, the braves played the pirates. the game lasted almost seven hours. they played 19 innings. and if you stayed for the whole game, you could have hat thnach for breakfast, lunch and dinner. when the game did end, it ended like this. >> ground ball to third. breaking for the plate. the throw -- and they got him. no! they call he called him safe! he called him safe! unbelievable! jerry meals called him safe. the throw beat him by a mile! >> jimmy: that's terrible. >> that i

. >> reporter: the crew will deliver spare parts to the iss to keep operations going after the shuttle retires. >> it is excited the imagination of the american people, i think, just to be able to put humans in orbit around the earth. >> reporter: jack boyd has been working for nasa for more than six decades. he said while today's historic flits flight marks tend of an era, it marks the dawn of a new beginning. >> we have scientists here working on mars experiments. we have scientists here thinking about going to asteroids and what we can find there. >> reporter: even for the man who has almost seen it all -- >> the last time i saw something this exciting was apollo. >> reporter: today's launch left him speechless. >> what can you say? >> i can tell you, there were some tears in the room. very emotional for so many people. it was wonderful to see. >> we'll see what lies next for nasa. >>> i know what lies next for jeff ranieri. some sunshine outside over the next couple days. maybe we'll get out and enjoy it. putting together that package working early this morning and then now here wi

we had over 2,000 individuals that were going to this facility had over 270 isses of needing individualsd on our population just seemed to be out of whack. >>ed a charles's trial, owen beck now in remission was a character witness, but his testimony was cut short when he mentioned medical marijuana. the judge had ruled such evidence irrelevant under federal law. >> they didn't allow us to talk about the california state laws that allowed me to do this. they didn't allow us to talk about my business license or the 18 or older stuff. actually they didn't let us talk about a lot of things. >> do you feel like you got a fair trial? >> well, i don't think there was anything fair about federal court. >> after a two-week trial, the jury reached a verdict. >> couldn't believe it. >> charles lynch was found guilty on all counts. >> the majority of us felt like he was a nice man with good intentions who didn't stay within the parameters of the federal law. >> charles faced five to 85 years in prison. >> they could take me away in cuffs right then and there. my car will be in the parking lot. my ho

and then just today, it was announced that even though it was expected to be approved today iss todayh a good step, but not enough. it needs to be referred to a place where the citizens have input into whether murdoch has more control over media there like he does here. >> we ran through in the opening a number of scandals that have erupted in various murdoch holdings, and he always seems to sort of come away from it and come out kind of laughing at it all. do you think there's a corner turned here? what separates this? why is this different? are we going on six months from now fox news is going to continue being fox news and he's going to continue building this crazy multinational empire? >> well, i mean, i think a corner has been turned in a couple of different ways. first of all, rupert murdoch is 80 years old. all of this is actually setting up his legacy. and this is just a terrible note to go out on. in decisiaddition, he set up ja murdoch to be heir to the throne, who had been promoted not that long ago amidst the scandal, moved to new york. some say because he needed to get ou