. >> i'm jeremy hansen. i'm a mission specialist. >> i'm victor glover. pilot. >> i'm reid wisemen. i'm the commander of the artemis ii mission to the moon. >> to the moon. >> to the moon. >> to the moon. ♪ ♪ [rumbling] >> stephen: yeaahhh! kill the moon! whooo! usa! usa! usa! usa! and one canadian! but that's okay! we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are the astronauts of the artemis ii mission and the star of "prima facie" on broadway, jodie comer. but when we come back, it's "the late show's" animated easter special! stick around, y'all. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert," sponsored by progressive insurance. round out your protection with life, phone, and pet health insurance. ♪ in whom is our salvation, our ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. give it up for the band, everybody. folks, ladies and gentlemen, as i mentioned in the monologue, tonight's the first night of passover, which means easter is not far away. long-time viewers know that we here at "the late show" create a special easter-themed cartoon every ye

you see jeremy hansen from canada.was selected for this mission, one of the many people up there and they will go up and fly around this in a trip that will be 600,000 miles to pave the way there. there's jeremy hansen. right next to him. you will notice was victor glover. he was the pilot for this christina, coke mission specialist who holds the current record for the longest time in space by a woman. and jeremy hansen from canada and reid wiseman is the commander of all of us. so what are they going to do? they're going to orbit. the moon will be the first lunar trip in more than 50 years. the last time we had been on the moon was 1972 it possibly will be the farthest space trip ever because they may loop far enough out that this would be a record flight out there and then they will come back here and splashdown in the pacific ocean. very very big news on all these folks making this trip john and the timeline is next year. 2024 again. the goal here is to go around the moon. i do think it's very interesting. their orb

christina koch, a member of the first three all-female spacewalks, and canadian jeremy hansen, the only space rookie aboard. >> our focus is 100% on being successful. >> reporter: after launch, the capsule will reach the moon in four days for a lunar fly-by. this crew could push deeper into space than any humans ever before finishing their ten-day mission. what's critical, this flight will be the first test of the life support systems. nasa envisions the room as a proven ground for eventual missions to mars. >> do you now look at the moon a little differently? >> oh, yeah. >> 100%. we've spent our entire lives looking up at the moon, and now we're going to go out there and look back at earth from that same distance. that is crazy. >> reporter: some of their training will happen right behind me in nasa's mock-up orion capsule. that training will start in june, take about 18 months, and that means, norah, we could see artemis ii launch late next year. >> mark strassman, thank you. >>> fast food giant mcdonald's closes its corporate offices and reportedly cancels all meetings across the u.

veteran nasa astronauts victor glover christina hammock koch, , and reid wiseman plus canadian jeremy hansen to eventually become the first woman and glover the first person of color to stand on the moon. each of the american astronauts has already spent many days in space. koch holds a record for the longest single spaceflight by woman at 328 days. >>>> i look forward to the day that we continue to break ground, even at the moon, and that is what we see our role as, we are enabling the next mission. alex: the crew will fly on artemis ii, which is scheduled for next year, will take the crew around the world for the first time since the end of the apollo program 51 years ago. then artemis iii is designed to land on the moon, and artemis iv, a second moon landing, expected in 2027. >> this is our crew. this is humanity's crew. alex: with all of it, the ultimate goal is to one day bond from the moon to head to mars or deeper into space. alex stone, abc news, los angeles. larry: if given the opportunity, would you go to the moon? karina: 100%. larry: really? karina: if someone else paid for it.

reporter: on this diverse artemis 2 crew, reid wiseman, victor glover, christina koch and canadian jeremy hansenonly space rookie aboard. >> our focus is 100% on being successful. >> reporter: after launch, the orion capsule will reach the moon in four days for a lunar fly-by. this crew could push deeper into space than any humans ever before finishing their ten-day mission. what's critical, this flight will be the first test of orion's complete life support systems. nasa envisions the moon as a proving ground for eventually missions to mars. do you look at the moon a little differently? >> oh yeah, 100%. >> we've spent our entire lives looking up at the moon. now we're going to go out there and look back at earth from that same distance. that is crazy. >> reporter: some of their artemis training will happen right behind me in nasa's mock-up orion capsule. that training starts in june, goes on for 18 months which means the launch could haps soon as late next year. mark strauss man, cbs news in houston. >>> next on "cbs weekend news" we are still among the stars. this time a brilliant snapshot fr

nasa tapped astronauts christina koch and victor glover and joined by reed wiseman and jeremy hansen. it will return humans to the vicinity of the moon for the first time since the apollo program. so is having the first woman, person of color and person from another country on the moon. sanctions on russia threatened to limit gasoline. those in the u.s. are risking rising prices. the boast -- the most boast structure since the summer. u.s. stockpiles at a nine year low. the drop may tighten supplies and boost prices. global news 24 hours a day, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm john hyland. this is bloomberg. jon: welcome to bloomberg markets. kriti: 4106. nasdaq seeing severe underperformance. i wonder how much is a risk of moved we will dive into it visual movers in a moment. the ism data changing. 10 year yield, sustainably under 3.50. at 25 basis point hike, yield down, shy of four basis points. that is pulling down the dollar. the bloomberg index weaker by 2%. check out the oil market, 84 handle on

jeremy hansen, from the canadian space agency, a fighter pilot and physicist.nder. and making up the four, piloting the spacecraft will be victor glover. artemis ii is more than a mission to the moon and back, it's more than a mission that has to happen before we send people to the surface of the moon. it is the next step on the journey that gets humanity to mars. the one thing i'm most excited about is that we are going to carry your excitement, your aspirations, your dreams with us on this mission. artemis ii, your mission. three, two, one... and this is the rocket they'll be riding on. it made a test flight to the moon last year, now it's ready for a crew. the artemis ii mission will lift off from cape canaveral in florida. the spacecraft will spend the first 42 hours orbiting the earth, testing the life support systems. it's the first time they'll have been used. the astronauts will then spend four days travelling to the moon, flying far beyond it, before heading back for a splashdown in the pacific ocean. the whole trip will take about ten days. it's been

christina cook, a member of the first three all-female spacewalks, and canadian jeremy hansen, the onlyorking aboard. >> our focus is 100% of being successful. >> reporter: the capsule will reach the moon in four days for a lunar flyby. this crew could push deeper into space and any humans ever before finishing their attending mission. what's critical, this flight will be the first test of orion's complete life-support systems. nasa envisions the moon as a proving ground for eventual missions to mars. do you look at the moon a little differently? >> 100%. we have spent our entire lives looking up the moon, and now we are going to go up there and looked back at earth. from that same distance. that is crazy. >> reporter: some of their artemis training happen right behind me in the mock-up orion capsule. the training will start in june and take about 18 months, and that means we could see artemis 2 launch late next year. >> norah: mark strassmann with another out of this world interview. thank you, mark. fast food giant mcdonald's closes its corporate offices and reportedly cancels all mee

, reid wiseman , pilot victor glover, mission specialist kristina cooke and canadian astronaut jeremy hansenl not land on the moon. but their mission will be historic. it will be the farthest humans have ever traveled from earth. we're so excited to take humanity with us. we would be lying if we didn't say we want to be 8000 miles from the moon. look out the window, see the moon and look back and all of us every one of us on that planet. seven billion people. it's going to be about the size of a golf ball out the window. biggest for me is teamwork. the fact that we're not going to the moon alone. this is everyone's mission also making history, cook and glover, the first female and first person of color on a lunar mission. we recognize how important it is that every single person who has a contribution to make is going to be able to make that contribution and our missions will be more successful as a result. i hope that we can also be a inspiration for cooperation and peace because the world sure needs as much of that as it can these days. if artemis is successful, it would likely pave the wa

christina coke, also on the mission, canadian jeremy hansen.unch is scheduled for late next year. the arteries to mission will fly around the moon and then back to earth. it's expected to be the last mission before americans land on the moon. for the first time since 1972 and by the way, tune in the mornings on to tomorrow because we're actually talking live to one of the crew members cristina coach during the six o'clock hour on mornings on to that is very cool. alright and we're gonna have a little warm up coming at the end of the war back into the seventies. so nice. all right, thank you. well that's it for us tonight. thanks what the hell? oh, my god. he brought mom's old car? jay: you know, that thing was perfect for dede -- loud, pulled way to the left, and constantly broke down in public. my ex-wife, dede, died two months ago, and her husband, jerry, drove down with a bunch of junk she wanted us to have. i always liked jerry. then why did you always look at him funny?

victor glover and mission specialist christina hammock, coke and one canadian mission specialist jeremy hansen . there they are all up behind me. the mission launches in 2024 . it will be the first time in more than five decades and humans will fly around the moon . so joining us now we are so grateful to have here is the mission commander reid wiseman. read a commander. i should say congratulations. thank you so much. how you feeling? thank you really were feeling overwhelmed . yesterday was an absolutely magnificent day. we got to go see the basketball finals in downtown houston. got a little bit arrest and we're back out of this morning, but the entire crew victor glover, kristina cooke and jeremy hansen. we were back at it early this morning. we're doing great. is this true? apparently, you had missed the meeting about the crew assignments because you were at a doctor's appointment. how did you find how did you find out? so yeah, that story got a lot of traction yesterday but around the end of my doctor's appointment, i said goodbye to the doctor, and i quickly texted the chief astronaut j

your mission specialist, jeremy hansen.plause] >> he is a naval aviator and test pilots that has flown over 40 different aircraft's, most recently the first operational commercial cremation, your artemis to pilots, victor glover . [applause] >> he is a decorated naval aviator, test pilot, leader of the highest character. your artemis two commander, reid wiseman. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, your artemis two crew . [applause] >> thank you administrator nelson. the hard part is over now, right? i am so proud to have you standing here in this moment. you are the right crew for this mission. you are the future of artemis. it looks right with you at the controls. as head of flight operations, had a pleasure of getting to know each and every astronaut. the best part of my job, the best part of my job, i am surrounded by people who inspired, who give hope to those who might follow in their footsteps. christina, with a work ethic and willingness to lend a hand that only someone who spent their summers on a farm co

jeremy hansen, from the canadian space agency — a fighter pilot and physicist.mander. and making up the four piloting the spacecraft will be victor glover. artemis 2 is more than a mission to the moon and back. it's more than a mission that has to happen before we send people to the surface of the moon. it is the next step on the journey that gets humanity to mars. the one thing i'm most excited about is that we are going to carry your excitement, your aspirations, your dreams with us on this mission. artemis 2 — your mission. three, two, one... and this is the rocket they'll be riding on. it made a test flight to the moon last year. now it's ready for a crew. the artemis 2 mission will lift off from cape canaveral in florida. the spacecraft will spend the first 42 hours orbiting the earth, testing the life support systems. it's the first time they'll have been used. the astronauts will then spend four days travelling to the moon, flying far beyond it, before heading back for a splashdown in the pacific ocean. the whole trip will take about ten days. it's been 5

jeremy hansen, from the canadian space agency, a fighter pilot and physicist.n a mission that has to happen before we send people to the surface of the moon. it is the next step on the journey that gets humanity to mars. the one thing i'm most excited about is that we are going to carry your excitement, your aspirations, your dreams with us on this mission. artemis ii, your mission. three, two, one... and this is the rocket they'll be riding on. it made a test flight to the moon last year, now it's ready for a crew. the artemis ii mission will lift off from cape canaveral in florida. the spacecraft will spend the first 42 hours orbiting the earth, testing the life support systems. it's the first time they'll have been used. the astronauts will then spend four days travelling to the moon, flying far beyond it, before heading back for a splashdown in the pacific ocean. the whole trip will take about ten days. it's been 50 years since humanity last visited the moon. this next—generation's mission is scheduled to take off at the end of next year. rebecca morelle, b

jeremy hansen, the canadian, a formerfighter pilot who will make his first journey into space.e reid wiseman who served as a flight engineer aboard the international space station for expedition 41. let's hear from nasa administrator bill nelson. the artemis ii crew represents thousands of people working tirelessly to bring us to the stars. this is their crew. this is our crew. this is humanity's crew. now here's the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. good evening. glorious blue skies, plenty of spring sunshine across most of the uk today as illustrated by our weather watcher here in sunny doncaster. but cloudier skies across northern ireland with weather fronts out towards the west is spilling black cloud further eastwards. out towards the west just spilling black cloud further eastwards. 0ur weather fronts will all track further eastwards over the next few days. we're all likely to see more unsettled conditions as we head through the middle part of the week, but still lots of sunshine hanging on again tomorrow because our area of high pressure not too far away, it's

we have two mission specialist, christina cook and jeremy hansen of canada and christina is with -- at. just some notable things to point out about this crew, christina cook will be the first woman to go to deep space. victor glover, the first person of color to go to deep space. jeremy will be the first non-american astronaut to go to deep space. it will be a very historical mission for sure. caroline: historical, performing a lunar flyby we understand. it is scheduled for next year. tell us where we are in the process of getting back there. >> last year, i was at the artemis i watch, the very first mission, the main big mission in the artemis program which is to get back to the moon. that one tested out the main flight hardware that will be sending humans into deep space and now time to put people on that hardware. now that mission is ago, we are going on to artemis ii and they will ride inside the or ryan capsule --orion capsule and take them around the moon and back to test it out ahead of the historical landing that will hopefully happen sometime this decade. right now it is sche

>> todd: they will be joined by canadian space agency's jeremy hansen and part of the mission back to the moon currently set for november 2024. interesting, there is nothing else happening november 2024. oh, wait the biggest presidential election. >> ashley: we are switching gears. if your parents and want to hear the story, one mother says 13-year-old son will never be the same again after laced with fentanyl. the family story as a warning for others. >> todd: plus, the white house downplays the reports that china was able to collect intel from u.s. military sites for for the spy flight was shot down. that is not what they told the american people. former dod official will be here live. ♪ ♪ (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger pricking and my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone o

jeremy hansen will not participate in the artemis 2 mission, the first manned flight to the earth's satellitealf century. the start is scheduled for november next year and the mission will last 10 days . the astronauts will be in the orion capsule , which will be connected from the launch vehicle. after entering space, it will fly around the moon and then return to earth. and this mission will pave the way, so to speak, for artemis three, which will be launched in 2025, and this time with in order to land on the moon, our ultimate goal is to create a long-term human presence on the surface of the moon and build a base that will serve as a testing laboratory for even more complex and distant missions, namely the sending of a crew of astronauts. to mars, yes. we are slowly moving towards this. but i'm sure we'll all get there soon. we'll get there anyway. yes, what happy people. yes, there were many candidates and they were selected on a competitive basis, they considered their performance, health, their endurance, strength, perhaps some other factors were also taken into account. here we have

as a kid and to be here in a time when we are going for all by all, i'm honored to be there. >> jeremy hansenat is so courageous and really on the edge and pushing the limits of what we can do what is it inside you that makes you want to do that? >> it's just that spirit of exploration. all of us, i'm sure, will have moments of fear, and maybe in the days leading up, but right now, we're not scared at all that doesn't even intimidate us. we're just excited this is the stuff that has inspired us all of our lives and we just want to go we're really excited to get going. >> captain wiseman, a lot of people would say, we did this 50 years ago, and that was amazing. why is it important to do it again? >> well, first, we want to go to mars and to go to mars, we've got to go first to the moon we've been doing great work on the international space station. but really, at the core, humans are explorers. and we want to motivate the youth of the entire world to go do something great and you can do it by words, and some people will hear you, or you can do it by action and the world we're hearing. so we w

three americans and one canadian, commander reed weisman, victor glover and christina koch and jeremy hansen. >> the launch is targeted for late 2024. the crew will lift off aboard nasa's orion space craft and this morning on "today" the crew is sharing how important the mission is. >> we know how to operate off of our planet, the international space station is 250 miles off the surface of the planet. we are getting ready to go a quarter million miles away from earth. that is a totally different ball game and this is step one in the artemis program, which is learning how to operate off of our planet in a distant area. >> that mission will mark the first time that both the capsule and booster will fly with astronauts aboard. >> isn't that amazing? i was looking at it through a parent's eyes, and you're like that's so great, but it's so hard to see your kids go to preschool for the first time. >> that's a few more hours than tahoe, i guess. >> oh, my gosh, my rosary beads would be worn out. all right, well, it is easter week. >> yes, it is. >> although, no one told mother nature that spring is

three americans victor glover, kristina cooke and reid wiseman and canadian jeremy hansen had been namedis to mission. they have been chosen to operate. nasa's orion spacecraft 600,000 miles through space around the moon and back. they are expected to orbit the moon and return to earth at 30 times the speed of sound. it's a message to the world. we choose to go back to the moon. and then on to mars, and we're going to do it the arn is scheduled for takeoff in november. 2024 at the earliest. the rms three mission is expected to have crew walking on the moon in 2025. the last time humans walk the moon was during the apollo 17 mission in 1972. well for the first time in decades, the coffin of a revered egyptian pharaoh is on display as part of a special exhibition in france. the coffin of ramses . the second was unveiled in paris today. it will be on display for six months under a rare loan from the egyptian government. the pharaoh was commonly known as ramses the great and ruled ancient egypt for 67 years before the coffin made the trip, egyptian authorities removed the mummified remains i

also on the mission will be canadian jeremy hansen launches scheduled for late next year, the artemus to mission will fly around the moon and then back to earth. it's expected to be the last mission before americans land on the moon for the first time since 1972. 12 students from west oakland middle school are starting their spring break in hawaii today from any it's their first trip outside california. the students were asked to write essays on why they should be chosen for the trip free of charge. the winners are spending spring break with teachers and classmates, learning about other cultures and how to be mindful tourists. the program is sponsored by state bags and alaska airlines. we talked with the students just before they boarded their plane yesterday. i'm excited. it's just like i just want to explore the place. i'm not scared, but i'm nervous because, like my first time on the airplane, we want this to be sightseeing. but we also want this to be soul searching and soul building. that's why we do this is to get kids really understanding that you know there is a world outside

they'll be joined by a canadian astronaut, a man named jeremy hansen glover will be the first person to go on a lunar mission, and cook will be the first woman. the crew is set to launch next year onboard the orion spacecraft as part of an ongoing nasa mission >>> still ahead in sports march madness ends with a blow out >> meanwhile the first lady is making headlines for an unusual invitation to the white house. we'll explain that and get some baseball in there, too, next on "way too early." w tresemmé fluid volume spray. infused with a blend of biotin and plant-based protein that penetrates. in one spray, get naturally lifted, exceptionally fluid hair. new tresemmé fluid volume haircare. welcome to my digestive system. with align probiotic. when your gut bacteria is out of balance. you may feel it but just one align daily helps promote a balanced gut and soothe occasional digestive upsets. join the align healthy gut team up. bringing together real align users and experts! to help you get the most out of probiotics. learn more at alignprobiotics.com try align for a month and see how

also canadian jeremy hansen have all been named for the artemis.have been chosen to operate nasa's orion spacecraft 600,000 miles through space around the moon and back. they're expected to orbit the moon and returned to earth at 30 times the speed of sound. it's a message to the world. we choose to go back to the moon. and then on to mars, and we're going to do it together. the artemis to mission is scheduled for takeoff in november, 2024 at the earliest than the artemis three mission is expected to have crew members walking on the moon in 2025. the last time humans walked on the moon was during the apollo 17 mission way back in 1972 safari west in santa rosa has a new southern white rhino baby. the calf was born on sunday. it's the first one ever born there at safari west. veterinarians say the calf weighs about £100 and appears to be in good health. it does not yet have a name and safari west is keeping the gender a secret because of the gender reveal event planned for later tonight. president biden heading to minnesota for a trip focused on eco

canadian jeremy hansen launches scheduled for late next year, the arguments to mission will fly aroundand then back to earth. it is expected to be the last mission before americans land on the moon for the first time since 1972. well dozens of people and hundreds of others were killed. dozens were killed and hundreds of people were injured after a weekend of tornadoes ripped through parts of the u. s is even brown shows us at least 11 states are seeing damage from the storms. folks across the eastern u. s are assessing the damage after a weekend of deadly storms, president biden is declaring a federal disaster, freeing up resources for the recovery effort. tornadoes were reported in at least 11 states from the deep south to the northeast, reaching as far as new jersey, where at least four tornadoes carved a six mile path of destruction. on sunday, when i saw hail, and then the truck was shaken. i said, we're in trouble. it's crazy. i mean, things were tossing our backyard. i mean, 100 ft. i mean, it's insane. in the midwest. illinois was particularly hard hit. at least three people wer

pilot victor glover and mission specialist christina coke and jeremy hansen of canada, the largest setn will fly around the moon, then come back to earth is expected to be the last mission before americans land on the moon for the first time since 1972 we leave you here on mornings onto the nine president trump's plane is about to depart from palm beach international airport. you see it there. ah it is going to be landing. we're told around three o'clock. we've just lost the signal there about three o'clock at laguardia airport in new york, where trump will face a court adjudged tomorrow following the indictment, we hear about 20 to 30 indictments , felonies and misdemeanors connected some of them to the payments of stormy daniels and campaign finance laws. that's what it's entangled up in. we'll have ♪ ♪ [cheering]

reid wiseman, kristina cooke, victor glover and jeremy hansen are scheduled for blastoff.t year will be the first woman. hansen will be the first canadian and glover will be the first person of color to travel so far into space. after their mission. nasa plans to land another crew on the lunar surface in 2025 or 2026. that hasn't been done since the apollo program ended in 1972. and dwayne the rock, johnson says he's reprising his role in a live action virgin version of one of disney's most popular animated films. god. what can i say? except you're welcome for the tides sun sky. okay okay. welcome i'm just in order. johnson will reprise the role as maui from the chinese asian should just give up polynesian themed animated feature. wanna he said the story is emblematic of the great i mean, i mean, the and the warrior strength of his people. the animated film was a box office hit, grossing more than $600 million worldwide. arctic debuted in 2016. it's not easy doing this when your corpse saying no, it really isn't i do apologize for the mispronunciations on the show today. a

and the first canadian jeremy hansen, all scheduled to launch in november. 2024 to orbit the moon.hey will not land there. there's also a good chance they'll loop farther out from earth than any human's ever have flown. you can follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. i jake tapper, you can tweet the show at the lead cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the show, you can listen to the lead from whence you get your podcasts. our coverage continues. with wolf blitzer in a place i like to call the situation room. see you tomorrow. you're doing b busines in an app driviven multi cloud world. thahat's why you choose m ware with flexible multi cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control helps you keep your cloud options open. t mobile. your business will save over 1000 bucks. what are you going to do with it? i could use a new sign t mobile for business save more than 1000. bucks versus verizon and with our price lock guarantee will never raise your rate plan ever. new projects means new project managers need to hire. indeed indeed you do when you sponsor a j

pilot victor glover, mission specialist christina coke and canadian jeremy hansen . cnn sat down with the crew of the artemis to mission armstrong aldrin, collins, borman, lovell , anders. those are all iconic astronauts that touched the moon or grace the edges of them in your names go next to those guys. how did you find out about this? and how does it feel? quite frankly, the leader of our flight operations directorate said to us, and he said, how would you like to go flying on artemus to my answer to him was sir. it would be an honor. it's amazing to be a part of this team that's going back to the moon and on to mars, and it's exciting times that we're actually making. this step goes as planned. the artemis two crew will orbit the moon next year for about 10 days to travel farther into space than any humans have ever gone. they will fly in the orion spacecraft, paving the way for future artemis missions to land on the moon again and ultimately journey to mars. i think for most people who watch space program is that since the end of the space shuttle program that s

and canadian jeremy hansen, the only space rookie aboard. >> first tri u're going to tuhe astronaut wa powerball. >> true. >> we know how big this moment is, and i personally feel it's so much bigger than me or my name being attached to it. >> reporter: after launch, the orion capsule will reach the moon in four days for a lunar fly-by. this crew could push deeper into space than any humans ever before finishing their ten-day mission. a moon landing mission would follow. nasa's envisions the moon as a proving ground for its eventual goal, mars. >> and liftoff of artemis i. >> reporter: artemis ii will be only the second flight of the mammoth sls rocket and the first for the orion capsule using its entire life support system. >> is there trepidation? absolutely. it's the first crewed flight of a vehicle. but that's like what we live for. >> and we are taught as astronauts to take any kind of that trepidation, that fear you may call it, and turn it into focus. and our focus is 100% on being successful this in vehicle. >> reporter: for nasa, the stakes are high. artemis ii just has to go

commander reid weisman, pilot victor glover, mission specialist kristina cooke and canadian jeremy hansencheduled to launch sometime in november of next year. they will fly deeper into space than any human's since the apollo program, and if all goes well, it will set up the arteries three mission to return to the moon and coming up here on mornings on two. we're going to talk live to one of the astronauts selected for that artemis to mission mission specialist kristina cooke will join us during mornings on two at 6 20 this morning to talk about okay? the mission's goals and how she will contribute to that work, so looking forward to talking with her members of congress are discussing their options after a recent report says the finances for the social security program have worsened in the last year. the program's trustees, a combination of inflation and more pessimistic economic projections, led them to that conclusion. that could mean benefits cut up to 25% starting in 2035. there are ways to shore up social security, and that includes increasing social security taxes or raising the ceil

and canada is proud to call jeremy hansen one of their own if it all goes as planned, these four willnaut core on stage, a mega-nasa production to celebrate an upcoming return to the moon. >> ladies and gentlemen, your artemis 2 crew >> reporter: and the first astronauts who will head there a navy fighter pilot previous chief astronaut mission pilot victor glover, also a navy fighter pilot with 3,000 hours in 40 aircraft kristina cook, an electrical engineer who set a record for a woman on the space station. 328 days. >> am i excited? absolutely. >> reporter: and colonel jeremy hanson, a canadian fighter pilot and a national hero. >> we are going back to the moon >> reporter: he will become the first non-american to fly beyond earth's orbit and made a point of thanking america. >> canada is grateful for that global mindset and that leadership so thank you. >> reporter: we have met victor glover before. >> the video just doesn't do it justice. it is pretty amazing, though. >> reporter: he spent 168 days on the station. >> what we're celebrating today is a moment in history not just the

commander reid wiseman, pilot victor glover and mission specialist christina coke and canadian jeremy hansenscheduled for late next year. the heart of his two mission will fly around the moon. in and then come back to earth. it's expected to be the last mission before americans actually land on the moon for the first time since 1972 is going to be really cool when it does happen. wow. looking forward to that. alright bringing things back down here to earth. let's check in with ali with the final check of the road, sally, we want to go back to southbound 80. there's a new crash just in the last 15 minutes. it's come in. this is on south bong 80. alvarado boulevard. if we can go to the maps there, you see it expects some slow traffic if you're coming down south from the hayward area on towards newark and fremont in the south bay. it looks like there's two separate crashes. but it's really the same one just two different colors, calling to report it to the chp from two slightly different locations. it's tormund 85, just north of almond and expressway. there are a couple of lanes, middle lanes b