the iss is a joint project of the u.s., russia, japan and the european union. funding for the effort, whilst stable, is not growing. political friction between the u.s. and russia over ukraine briefly caused russia to suggest u.s. as trow noughts would not be laud to fly on its rockets, currently the only way to get to the iss. those issues have smoothed over and russia says it will continue to participate for now, but some space scientists suggest money spent on the iss might be better dedicated to a voyage to mars. >> the future of the iss is pretty certain over the next decade, but beyond 2024 then it becomes very uncertain. at some point one would have to transition resources to really focus on going beyond orbit to orbiting mars with humans or whatever the next step is here. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest accomplishment the station has made it to provide a wealth of knowledge about how the human body holds up during long stints in space. knowledge that will be essential for a successful trip to mars or beyond. rob reynolds >>> the president of the centra

there are issues we only discovers when we started flying iss. that vision impairment problem, we had not seen that before in the shuttle program. what's going to happen to people as we travel farther and deeper into space for longer periods of time. >> looking at the 15 years what do you see as its greatest success? >> the greatest success beyond question beyond the technical parts the fact that we have built this international framework where we have brought former cold war or world warren miss together, and by far the most vast program ever anticipated. it has gone far smoother than we ever anticipatory. the premier microgravity space laboratory and couldn't be more successful. >> let's talk about that. what are its greatest scientific achievements? i know that technology developed from filtration devices to ultrasounds and robotic arms. all that has been adapted for use on earth. but how many things have been. >> -- did to enable us to send crews to lower earth orbit and one day to particulars. we have made strives in developing countermeasur

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cracks we have heard from it iss allies and consistent with the information provided from turkey. the information we have from other allies is consistent with what we got from turkey. >> aim from the kurdish media. -- i am from the turkish media. how can it be this situation with the tension between turkey and russia raised that you say you will continue looking at developments? how could it be your position? >> i think i have expressed very clearly that what we are calling for now is calm and de-escalation. thatis a serious situation calls on all of us to be prudent in d escalating the situation. that is also the reason i welcome further contact between moscow and ankara. we would welcome even more contact to resolve this concrete incident. but also to continue to work on the developments and the toengthening of mechanisms avoid this kind of situation in the future. inside the alliance, we are discussing how we can develop and better improve measures for predictability, and risk reduction, because we have to avoid these kind of incidents. to avoid a situation where an accident sp

the british it issed their decision was based on intelligence, which made it more likely than not that a bomb of responsible. the head of russia's fsb gave no details saying only it was expedient to suspend flights until the real reasons for the crash are known. >> translator: until we determine the actual causes of what happened, it's reasonable to suspend flights to egypt and it applies first of all to a tourist channel on the one hand. on the other hand we believe it necessary to actively cooperate with the egyptian authorities to continue joint work on investigating the reasons for that air crash. >> a visual examination gives intriguing clues. it's suggested that these pox marks on the inside of rear door could be the result of shrapnel originating within the aircraft, and tlir similar photos, too. on this one the metal hull appears to have peeled outwards, again, perhaps indicating that the force came from inside the plane. the only way to put the pieces together again. the good news is it's not underwater, so you have all the pieces. you take them from the desert and put them in

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france is demanding its european allies support military action against iss is. secretary of state -- isis. secretary of state john kerry said that more needs to be done. >> and we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core >> reporter: for a second day, trench warplanes slammed isis targets in syria. >> and wbz has continuing coverage of the paris terror attacks on air and online. we'll bring you the latest available. >>> and breaking news. major change is coming to the families. governor baker is making the first significant update to the apartment -- department, which has been under fire after the death of several children and changes include a policy overhaul. the first in nearly 30 years. and in many cases, social workers were aware of what the correct policies were and social workers and caretakers will face additional screening and they will be given a specific work and checklist to apply to each case. >> the deal with the kinds of circumstances and situations these folks deal with every day and to have to do it without having a playbook for lack

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right now astronaut scott kelley is well into a record setting year aboard the iss. >>> and metal heads have made their voices heard. metallica will be part of the super bowl celebration. barry's hometown band will do a slow at at&t park the night before the super bowl in february, along with cage, the elephant. tickets go on sale this friday. you can watch super bowl l right here on cbs february 7th. >>> live long and prosecution super-- prosper. a star trek series with new characters and civilizations with a lot of dramatic scenes that have been a signature of the franchise. it will debut here on cbs in january 2017. >> >>> a big hit on cbs, super girls, superman's long lost cousin, flying high. >> this morning i spoke to super girl, melissa benoit and her side kick, aka jenny olsen, on the coming role models. >> i think of it as such an honor. it is more than a response, it is a joy and a privilege. i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: super girl makes its monday night debut right here on kpix 5. >>> if you are looking for a way to dress up the lunch time salad, tony says think differ

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have lived in the iss since the year 2000. >> you know it's clearly an orbiting laboratory, a world orbiting laboratory at that, and, you know there's the exploration goals and the things we need to understand living in lower orbit that will enhance our capability to explore further out into the solar system. >> nasa says as the station ages more maintenance will be required and they hope to keep that nation running until 2024. >> one of the most popular restaurants in the nation chipotle has temporarily shut down dozens of restaurants after peeing start the getting sick. why it's happening and why you might not need to worry. >> if you complained in the past about the holiday shopping season starting too early buckle up. how stores are trying to get to you um inside. kathy. >> certainly not going to feel like the holiday season. we are talking about a huge surge of warmth the entire u.s. will be under it at least most of us. we'll take a look how high those numbers will soar coming up. >>> here's live look at blue mountain from our poconos mountain camera. you can see it's dark out

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and if you think the music industry issing for in circles, you may be right. >>> 'tis the to shop. retail sales are expected to increase to $630 billion in 2015. many retailers have started to release details will markdowns earlier than ever before. vera gibbons is here to tells how to get in on those deals. is this amazing that we're talking about this. we just got through halloween and now we're talking about the thanksgiving deals. my son already had his christmas list ready for me. >> amazon is running deals all month long. you have walmart running geels. you've got target, k-mart has brought back the through light specials. all sorts of stuff is on sale from tvs to laptops. >> so all that lining up waiting for black friday, are people doing that anymore? >> you don't have do that. all the people who leave the table to line up at the door, a lot of that stuff is available online. the vast majority of the door bussers, available online with the exception of a few things. >> so if i'm getting it online, do i need to wait for cyber monday? >> the deals continue, right? they have a

the pain and my abdomen issing something i have never experienced. more than 20 cases have been romped in washington and oregon. most that got sixate at six chipotle restaurants. the outbreak prompted them to close the doors at dozens of locations in the pacific north-west. health officials have not determined the exact source of the contamination. >> most cases are in relation to the chipotle, but not all cases. we believe a food item is probably the cause of the infections. >> that would be chipotle's third food-borne outbreak. salmonella, linked to tomato in august. naura virus sickened customers and employees in california. [ ♪ ] >> reporter: chipotle promotes a commitment to fresh ingredients and locally raised foods that are not genetically modified. >> locally grown doesn't always mean safer. >> when you look at chipotle, which had three major outbreaks in the period of about 45 days, i think they have to start asking themselves some hard questions. >> in a statement, chipotle told us food safety is always a top priority. a couple of isolated

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the iss is the largest and most complex space capsule built ever to orbit earth. it has botany to manufacturing in space since it's launch 15 years ago there have been 87,600 revolutions around the plant. 220 people have different nations have lived on board and 15 nations continue to operate it today. and you've never seen the sun quite like this before. a blaze with light and energy nasa just unveiling images of the sun taken by high-res cameras that are eight times sharper than hd. a team of scientists working ten hours to create one minute of those images showing the grand force of our universe. thanks for joining us. i'm del walters from new york. our news continues live from london. >> this is al jazeera. >> hello i'm maryanne nemazee. ruling akp party has a stunning victory. and mourners in st. petersburg, an investigation of what caused

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the national crime victimization survey does not do it, in -- iss states, the significant.e have a justice problem. right now, we are at the moment and i think it is about time. across the board, economic issues, it does not make a difference as long as -- host: opening it up to the floor, is there a question? also one of myr, family members will soon be incarcerated as he comes out of parole, and it has affected my whole family. i have a question about the role of women in all this, before we began talking about the issue of mass incarceration, there is a lot of publicity about the fact that one of the fastest growing populations in our prisons is women, black women, latina women , now we are talking about solutions come i would like somebody on the panel to talk mix. women in this host: who wants to weigh in? do you see this playing out as a women's issue, maybe in a different way, because this debate tends to focus on young urband men of color from communities. jason: women at the front of the a lot of policies. juan: and activity in drug matters. women are at a differen

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the company issing denying there is any toxic contamination in the area. >> reporter: it is important to note that the flood that burst out of the dam is basically iron ore spoils, which is inert, so there are no other consequences other than the physical damage it caused. >> reporter: this site is operated by mining company, a joint venture between brazil's valley and australia's bhp. the company says a small earthquake may have caused the dams pa burst. rescue teams are flying over the region, but as every hour passes, hopes that they will find any more survivors are fading >>> two police officers in the u.s. have been charged with the fatal shooting of a six-year-old boy. he was hit five times in the head and chest on tuesday as police chased his father's car. the two police officers have been charged with second degree murder. the boy's father is in hospital. president obama has rejected a canadaian company to build a line over the heart of united states. the company, transcanada, had been trying for seven years to get permission for the project. >> reporter: transcanada seven yea

but to a guns, once again -- toy iss, once again, the reality everyone is shooting with live rounds most of the time. and that reality is brought home very dramatically in this case. you have another purple heart, and we have below it a coffin casket title tag. that belonged to anthony sconza, who was a private, an infantry man serving in italy. he had written his brother a letter in which he said he feared that he might not make it home, but begged his brother not to say anything to his parents because of these fears. and, indeed, he was killed in september of 1944 while fighting in italy. so, one other element that i thought i would point out in you can seeere is -- the graphical firing table, a slide rule basically for the 4.2 inch mortar that we were viewing in the previous room in the gallery. so if you wanted to make adjustments to hit your enemy, this was how you would calculate that and then make the adjustments and then hopefully hit your target. sign, ae, you see a fabricated sign. something that we put throughout the museum in this gallery to remind people of how far away we o

a continued space where the fighting is still happen >> reporter: dealing with the needs of or fan iss also difficult because it doesn't have the experience needed >> translation: we also lack the professional expertise from workers in the humanitarian aid field who can help us. we don't have the xabt to deal with children going through trauma. >> reporter: hoping with having one or both parents gone mean that specialist care is needed and that isn't available because aiding government agencies say they don't have what they need. leaving an entire generation of orphans like these two children to deal with the trauma themselves >>> egyptians have begun voting in the latest stage of long delayed parliamentary elections of the egypt has been without a parliament since 2012 when the lower chamber hadn't been con stow tyingsally elected. the figure will be closely watched as an indicator of confidence or lack of it in the political process. rob matheson reports. >> reporter: the streets may be noisy as usual, but campaigning is over. egyptians abroad are already voting. in egypt itself poll

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