and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is atan and with that, my trip to kazakhstan is at an end.south—east of the country. heavy rain expected. pretty chilly, too. in northern parts of the uk, it will be beautiful with sunshine on the way. this is what it looks like in the early hours of saturday morning. it is raining across yorkshire, parts of wales, to the south—east. misty, murky, fog in london, essex, perhaps indicated in surrey as well. notice that the weather is not bad in the morning across scotland, northern ireland, and eventually brightens up across the north—west of england, too. parts of the midlands, east anglia, the south—east, you are in for a wet afternoon. pretty chilly with 1a expected in london. at least a sunny 12 expected in belfast and also in the lower parts of scotland. after that, the weather in britain most of us. that, the weather in britain most of us. goodbye. —— the weather improves for most of us. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: hope among the devastation. as the search for the hundreds

this week we are in kazakhstan. the view from the top!t country in the middle of central asia. full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how they are now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. grunts. it feels good to make the sound, but i don't know what they are saying. woo! this is a lot of fun! i've arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty. once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital city. now things have changed here. back in 1991 it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then it has been under the control of president nazarbayev who moved the capital north to the purpose—built city of astana. one thing is clear, this country has undergone a tumultuous peri

a rockets carrying the crew of the international space station failed in mid air to launch from kazakhstan a bit to go belle at first but then minutes off to blast off the two astronauts one russian and one american reported a problem and before to make an emergency landing pleading with the very latest from moscow also coming up. a new the port shows record numbers of people around the world died groups from malnutrition yemen is one of the countries where people especially children are suffering the most elite thirty percent of the population there on the brink of starvation. and the most modern storm in florida is recent history continues to reach higher again michael lashes the stupid fierce winds and torrential rain leaving a creed of destruction. oh no warm welcome to you i'm on the dock shima two crew members aboard so you spacecraft have had to make an emergency landing after their rocket engine failed on liftoff russian space officials say the two men are in good condition and the soyuz rocket was carrying a russian cosmonaut and the u.s. as. they crossed took off from the baikonu

station malfunctions in mid-air leaving only seconds to prevent a deadly disaster the launch in kazakhstan appeared to go well at first but minutes had to blast off the two astronauts reported a problem that will forced to make an emergency landing we'll get the latest in moscow also coming up we'll meet. syrian refugee children forced onto the streets of lebanon to make a living. and. will debut in germany's games against the netherlands and world champions. it's good to have you with an extraordinary feat of survival tonight two astronauts emerged unscathed today after a failed rocket take off the pair parachuted down in kazakhstan after a booster on their russian soyuz rocket failed in route to the international space station now they're safe and said to be a good health tonight but russia says that it is suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome pending an investigation here's more on that very close call. safe and well with the medical equipment the only sign of their ordeal a few hours early yet the two astronauts have been all smiles ready to spend six months aboard th

on kazakhstan's most famous singing sand dune.ard that it almost is. over the past 150 years, it's moved three metres. slowly, but it is moving. it really is incredible. i don't know how we're going to snowboard down it! along for the ride was karla's friend and olympic snowboard trainer leanna. the dune stretches for 3km and reaches height of 150 metres and let me tell you, while it might look placid from a distance, it is a different story once you're up there. it's a little bit windy today, but we're on the singing sands. and i guess that's always how it is here. for myself, i've gone snowboarding before. what are some differences with sandboarding ? 0k. lean back, yes? that being said, it was comforting knowing that i would be going slower than on snow. and also, the cool thing about a sand dune is there are no trees! so, i mean, i guess it's safer, right? no doubt, though, this is the definition of an extreme sport. there i am, strapped in. i think i'm ready. like this? ooh — and then the board comes... whoa! this is a lot of

american astronaut cady both arrived back where their journey started in kazakhstan baikonur after their near death experience. and it has been a real emotional roller coaster for the relative some have already embraced their loved ones again while other family members are left waiting r.t.d. talks exclusively to the wife of the russian cosmonaut about her tough experience. they get trained but the wife just stay down here lori. broadcasting live direct from our studios this is our international i'm sean thomas truly glad to have you with us all right now we. are we we continue our coverage of thursday's big. story in kazakhstan where american and russian ai astronauts have escaped tragedy in their launch and for the international space station a rocket malfunction on the soyuz vehicle forced the two men crew to abort their mission in just minutes after takeoff and the emergency landing left spectators and families in total shock. all right unless you did a inaudible. and we had been escape tower for the city is now jettisoned or russia's investigative committee says they are looking int

international space station fails in midair but the astronauts make it back safely the launch in kazakhstan appeared to go well at first but minutes after blast off the two astronauts reported a problem and were forced to make an emergency landing where moscow also coming up florida's most violent storm for more than a century lashes the u.s. state with fierce winds and torrential rains leaving a trail of destruction. plus the syrian refugee children in lebanon forced onto the streets to make a living we meet omar and use them like many refugee children they face abuse and violence as they struggle to help their families make ends meet. on little rock thank you so much for joining us everyone a blow for the russian space program an astronaut and a cosmonaut have been forced to make an emergency landing just minutes after liftoff the pair parachuted down in kazakhstan after a booster on their so use rocket failed on route to the international space station fortunately they are safe and said to be in good health russia says it is suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome pending

station malfunctions in mid-air leaving only seconds to prevent a deadly disaster the launch in kazakhstan appeared to go well at first but minutes after blast off the two astronauts reported the problem and were forced to make an emergency landing we'll get the latest from moscow also coming up and returning to the ruins of the shocked people of florida discover the destruction left behind by the state's most violent storm in more than a century. and e.w. sits down with former germany captain michel balik to talk about the state of the national football team he says could you walk in love is lucky to still have his job after germany's world cup disaster. i bring golf it's good to have you with us an extraordinary feat of survival two astronauts emerged unscathed today after a failed rocket take off the pair parachuted down in kazakhstan after a booster on their soyuz rocket failed in route to the international space station now they're safe and we understand they are in good health tonight but russia says it is suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome pending an investigati

we continue our coverage of thursday's big story in kazakhstan where american and russian astronauts have escaped tragedy in their launch for the international space station a rocket malfunction on the soyuz vehicle forced the two man crew to abort their mission just minutes after takeoff and the emergency landing left spectators and families in total shock. i don't. know right unless she did a inaudible. he would have been doing it with and we have been escape tower for this story is now jettisoned. russia's investigative committee says they're looking into whether a violation of safety rules caused the soyuz mishap we can take you through the failed mission using actual footage and animation here's what happened. to the. elitists. to. remain silent so you making their way to the international space station on a cake. when it was. told. to. earlier the crew landed back at the baikonur cosmodrome where the dramatic journey also. at two forty pm local time they later they will be transported to the cosmonaut training center in star city outside of moscow and if you thought things goin

international space station fails in midair but the astronauts make it back safely the launch in kazakhstan appeared to go well at first but minutes after blastoff the two astronauts reported a problem and were forced to make an emergency landing in moscow with the latest also coming up cyber attacks germany's government announces new measures to protect its systems after two serious hacking breaches in twenty fifteen and twenty seventeen and germany's national football coach has added a new name into his squad for their upcoming matches has called up to show that striker markowitz for the first time for germany's games against the netherlands and the world champs friends. leyla iraq is great to have you along everyone while an extraordinary feat of survival tonight two astronauts emerge unscathed after a failed rocket take off the pair parachuted down in kazakhstan after a booster on their so used rocket failed on route to the international space station they're safe and set to be in good health but russia says it is suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome pending an invest

are those places in kazakhstan not god you know this is the latest this is these are the latest pictures the russian cosmonauts and the american cause to the left and the head of the russian space agency dmitry rogozin to the right and this is a legacy of change and. they will be airlifted to moscow to the star city and that's what a nasa statement just to just to clarify as well as saying well that's a bit of a date to talk we're getting to the man back safely because they are back safely how it was talking regular them safely back to star city here which is a trip even if you're on a plane of zero three four hours in the morning it's a long or an eagle folks from there well you know the other side of this of course these are go is doing their job and one of them is married so the standard be hugely tense time for friends and family watching the launch we managed to speak to the wife of cosmonaut alexi of children. don't you suppose of us are you discouraged that so. little pile of. stuff that in that people are damn near the surface just of all of us or or to any number of objects you

or look at scat in the crew of the international space station fails in mid air the launch from kazakhstan appeared to go right at first but then minutes off to blast off the two astronauts one russian and one american reported a problem and were forced to make an emergency landing dreaming of the very latest from moscow also coming up the most modern storm in florida's recent history continues to rage hurricane mike and lashes the state with fierce winds and torrential rain leaving behind a creative destruction. and a new report shows record numbers of people around the world as a risk from hunger and malnutrition yemen is all the countries where people especially children are suffering the most nearly thirty percent of the population there on the brink of starvation. hunger well welcome to you live on the thai cheema two astronauts were forced to make an emergency landing just minutes after liftoff they reported to be safe and in good health the pair parachuted down in kazakhstan after a booster on this soyuz rocket freed all routes to the international space station . russia says it is

the launch from kazakhstan appear to go but at first but then the two astronauts one russian and modern american reported a problem and were forced to make an emergency landing we'll bring you the very latest from moscow also coming up. new figures show more people around the world are starving yemen is one of the countries where people especially children are suffering the most we will talk to an advisor from the global hunger index on water needs to be done. and in football sits down with former germany captain michelle bala to talk about the national team's disappointing world cup exit he says coach rockin move is lucky to still be in the job. hunt and welcome. two astronauts aboard a soyuz spacecraft have had to make an emergency landing after their druck it engine feed on liftoff russian space officials say the two men are in good condition the soyuz rocket was carrying a russian cosmonaut and a u.s. astronaut their crofts took off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan the soyuz rocket was carrying a russian cosmonaut and a u.s. astronaut as i mentioned nestle said it had. has

this one of being the kazakhstan you know very sparsely populated nothing iran and that's one of the reasons the baikonur is being used because of its vastness well so essentially in the very center of the large central asian country is where the two men is where really you heard these emergency crews rushing to try and get there as soon as possible it was supposed to take about an hour and a half it took less than an hour we knew there were helicopter crews as well trying to get there yes so if you're in fact just joining us this is what we were waiting on throughout the morning here. in moscow on the program from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan launch the liftoff of the latest soyuz shuttle to the international space station two and a half minutes after the out there was an issue with what occurred we lost contact ground control could not. communication with the two men on board a very anxious wait soon after that though confirmed by. space agency and also by enough that the two men on board were harmed physically safe with injuries starts to open up a lot of different issues her

kevin i mean one big story dominating our coverage i know she'll probably know that scene from kazakhstan when a rocket malfunction earlier on today forced a man the soyuz launch to be dramatically aborted just two minutes couple minutes after takeoff there were two men aboard there to make them urgency return they landed safely we can report in that capsule seven hundred kilometers away both the russian commander alexi of chinon and the u.s. flight engineer nick haggis said to be unbelievably in a good condition. right honestly didn't. remember for a good. while as investigation starts russia's investigative committee says they're looking into whether a violation of safety rules caused the sawyers miss up let's take a look at how events unfolded step by step. egypt. is now making its way to the international space station on a cake. and you can. earlier the crew landed back the baikonur cosmodrome where they'd start of the dramatic day later they'll be transported to the gar in cosmonaut training center in star city outside moscow that's basically the command center the control center fo

all right we continue our coverage of thursday's big story in kazakhstan where american and russian astronauts have escaped tragedy in their launch for the international space station a rocket malfunction on the vehicle forced the two man crew to abort their mission just minutes after takeoff an emergency landing left spectators and families in total shock. all right. and we have our history is now jettisoned all right russia's investigative committee says that they are looking into whether a violation of safety rules cause of the saudis mishap we can take you through the failed mission using actual footage and animation here's what happened. tens blast off into the cosmos earlier today and at the beginning things seemed according to plan we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching friends and family other journalists they were taking pictures smiling clapping congratulating the crew on their successful blast off into the sky but then we started getting signs and unconfirmed reports that something was wrong for something that hasn't happened in over thirty years it's real

moscow next thanks for the update there bring us up to speed as you witnessed your and over in kazakhstan well meantime as he will go to moscow where those involved have had a real shaken experience but thankfully we think come out the other end of it just fine it's hard to imagine what family and friends of the crew have been going through some of the relatives already met with the cosmonauts where others are still waiting done the whole kit is a place called cities the basically world this is controlled. just spoke what thirty kilometers outside moscow is the law that is and it was basically mission control here. yeah that's right kevin this is where mission control is located where teams of engineers and commanders monitor the whole process of the launch many hundreds thousands of miles away in kazakhstan and baikonur where. dawn was just reporting that these incidents of course saw a very rare mention the first one in decades but when they do happen it of course causes a great deal of distress for family and friends and of course makes headlines very much as well nobody that i went to

emma: there was engine failure minutes after launch from kazakhstan, forcing astronauts to make an emergency landing. nasa says rescue crews have been in contact with the crew who say they are in good condition. the most fell for hurricane edouard at the florida panhandle isn't finished yet. the 155 on our wind destroyed homes and brought a storm surge that turns never than the lakes. michael has now been downgraded to truck storm and is headed towards the carolinas which still haven't recovered from hurricane florence's record flooding. and president trump says when the federal reserve for the market settle, not his trade war with china. the president told fox news that quote the fed is going loco with raising interest rates. last month he said he was not --py the fed has rate raised

but again, we are looking at a landing in kazakhstan. two nasa astronauts and a cosmonaut. >> slowly but surely. all right, michelle, thank you. >>> new signs of hope this morning for some north bay residents who loves their homes in last year's devastate -- who lost their homes in last year's devastating wine country wildfires. 16 neighbors in the larkfield neighborhood have opted into a group rebuild with stone field development. it's the biggest group rebuild in post-fire sonoma. the assembly line-style approach is huge for homeowners, who were under insured. if the weather cooperates, families could be moving into the new homes in seven months. >>> starting on saturday, we'll take a closer look at the road to recovery one year after the wine country wildfires. you can see our kpix 5 news special edition on saturday at 7:30 p.m. and then live coverage on monday one year to the day the fires started. >>> a potential farming revolution happening in the bay area. robots are growing food inside a san carlos warehouse. the company called "

we're just looking at some pictures here of that launch in kazakhstan one unconfirmed report says the two astronauts have a jack did from that vessel and that a rescue mission has been sent out to final that are said to be unhurt. one. and we will bring of course more on that story as details come in i'm brian thomas this is the news live from berlin and the entire team thanks so much for being with us and rita will be with you at the top the hour by. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good. eco africa people and projects that are changing no one are meant for the better it's a. different political. d.w. .

alexi all chin and american astronaut nick hague both arrived back where the journey started in kazakhstan as a bike and off to the near death experience. and it's been a real emotional roller coaster for relatives some have already embraced their loved ones again and other family members and left went to party talks exclusively to the wife of the russian cosmonauts about home tough experience. he was in was not going to get so you can do it in front. of the cosmos are prepared to get trained but the wife just stay down here and worry. and mess ten rocket launch that was supposed to make it into the i assess now there was some trouble with the rocket and they had to make an emergency capsule landing a military parachute was deployed and emergency services arrived at the scene within ninety minutes of their landing and let's take a look at the timeline of events that led up to this. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s ten's blast off into the cosmos earlier today and at the beginning things seemed according to plan we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists th

it is midnight here in london and 5:00am in the morning at the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan, where officials are investigating how a space capsule launch went badly wrong. the mission taking crew members to the international space station came falling back to earth when the soyuz rocket malfunctioned. both of the men on board survived unharmed, but it has raised questions over whether the soviet—era design is still safe for carrying people into orbit. from moscow, sarah rainsford reports. and there is liftoff of the soyuz ms... a burst of fire and noise, as a soyuz rocket lifted its crew into orbit. at first, this was a routine launch to the international space station. then came this. less than three minutes into the flight, the commander, alexey ovchinin, reported an emergency. the booster system had failed. the launch had to be aborted. moments later, the two men were plunging back to earth in their tiny capsule. the crew did train for this nightmare scenario, the gruelling g—force their bodies would have to endure. a russian soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch in over three de

investigation into a failed space mission, which forced two crew members to perform an emergency landing in kazakhstan. russia has suspended manned flights to the international space station. shortly after take—off, the crew reported a problem with the rocket‘s booster. they ejected their capsule from the booster and began a ballistic descent. the number of people known to have died in the devastation caused by hurricane michael in the united states has risen to six. it's now weakened to a tropical storm. and this video is trending on bbc.com. rapper kanye west was invited into the white house for lunch and a chat with the us president and certainly stole the show when he embarked on a monologue so long that he left donald trump speechless. that's all. stay with bbc news. and the top story in the uk: the women's clothing chain coast has gone into administration, putting 300 jobs at risk. the collapse means all 2a coast stores will close. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. wall street stocks fall sharply for a second day, as rising us interest rates, trade tensions or somethin

international space station fails in midair but the astronauts make it back safely the launch in kazakhstan appear to go well at first but minutes after blast off the two astronauts reported a problem and were forced to make an emergency landing we're in moscow also coming up we mean to omar and you so the syrian refugee children forced onto the streets of lebanon on to make a living plus the cost of water residents of the kenyan capital nairobi complain about high prices and the manta know is the water shortage caused by drought or by staff. and the rise in n.c. abortions sentiment in parts of germany has always been legal or illegal in a great area now women are finding it increasingly difficult to terminate pregnancies and also in the next sixty minutes d.w. says downward former germany captain mikael bollock to talk about the state of the national football team he says coach your move it is lucky to still have the job after the world cup debacle. thanks for your company everyone while we start off on that extraordinary. feat of survival tonight two astronauts emerge unscathed after a fa

berlin a rocket carrying the crew of the international space station feels mid-air the launch from kazakhstan appear to go right at first but then minutes off to blast off the two astronauts one russian and one american reported a problem and move forced to make an emergency landing we'll bring you the very latest from moscow also coming up. the most modern storm in florida's recent history continues to reach hurricane michael lashes the states with fierce winds and torrential rain leaving behind a creative destruction. and sits down with former germany captain michele bachmann to talk about the spirit of the national football team. is of course you are can live is lucky to still be in the job after the world cup debacle. two crew members aboard a suicide spacecraft have had to make an emergency landing after their rocket engine field on liftoff the so use rocket was carrying a russian cosmonaut and a u.s. astronaut their craft took off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan nasa said it has been informed by russian space officials that the crew has made an emergency landing at an unspeci

i malfunction on take—off and an emergency landing was made in kazakhstan.have reached the us and should not nick haig and the russian astronaut. they are absolutely fine. they landed safely. there are the pictures of them and they have been found. they we re them and they have been found. they were on their own for about an hour or so while they were waiting to be rescued. as a result, they want to work out exactly what it is that calls the issues and that led to that emergency landing. the manned space flights have been halted while that investigation gets under way. the struggle to access vital nhs services across england is a growing "care injustice" which needs to be tackled immediately. that's the warning by health regulator, the care quality commission, in its annual report. the commission also highlights growing hospital waiting lists, delays at a&e, and record levels of dissatisfaction with gps. our health correspondent catherine burns reports. in this room there are nurses, physiotherapists, charities and others, all working together to keep people

the capsule landed in a remote area of kazakhstan. we hear the crew members and the russian cosmonaught landed safely. >>> hurricane michael is still causing problems with severe rain and strong winds. the storm made landfall as a category 4 hurricane causing the most severe damage along the florida gulf coastline. one of the hardest hit areas, panama city beach. the storm left behind damaged roads and buildings. power is out for tens of thousands of home. some people who rode out the storm are trying to clean up. >> utter destruction. utter destruction. going to be a lot of good people hurting. >> members of the national guard and first responders are already deployed. sadly, at least two people have died. >>> now to a state of emergency in a small north bay town. >> in fact, i want you to take a look at a sea wall in belvedere in marin county. it's kept the water at bay for more than a century, but after all that pounding, it is actually crumbling. here's "today in the bay's" jean elly. >> reporter: picture perfect views from belved

the ramifications for it throughout the afternoon the breaking news is that the soyuz launch in kazakhstan didn't go quite the plan the smalling a rocket malfunction during blast off forced the two man crew to abort and make an emergency landing both men are alive and unhurt is the good news though after landing in the capsule in kazakstan the soyuz launch the two forty pm local time couple of hours ago but the booster rocket began to melt function just a few minutes afterwards and that's when things started to unwind you know you've got this video to show you just your knees and catching up with all this the latest one from inside the capsule showing the men being shaken in this seat some reports saying that sometimes they felt they said they felt weightless they should have the other way around that they should have pushed back into the seat so they knew that things were going wrong quite soon in appears the two man crew are the russian commander alexi of chin in u.s. flight engineer tyler haig so that launch was aborted minutes after takeoff when it appears the number one booster the fi

just minutes after liftoff are reported to be safe and in good health the pair parachuted down in kazakhstan still on this so use rocket field on the way to the international space station russia says it's suspending manned launches from the baikonur cosmodrome and. investigation. safe and well the medical equipment the only sign of their ordeal a few hours earlier the two astronauts had been all smiles ready to spend six months aboard the international space station three two one and initially things look to be going to plan and there is a lift up of these three use images kid the rocket successfully blasting off from its launch pad in kazakstan less than three minutes in which journey it became very obvious there was a problem. when a five seven. the failure of. the astronauts capsule making more nasa cooled a steep descent and nervy and uncomfortable ride back down to earth and some worrying moments in mission control until we are told now that the rescue forces are in communication with the nikkei intellect feel chinon and we're hearing that they're in good condition those rescue forces

nick's wife katy, an air force officer in kazakhstan for the launch. >> i hope they get down safe. that's the only thing going through my mind at that moment in time watching that play out in realtime. >> reporter: with future manned launches on hold, the three astronauts still orbiting in the space station could be staying a little longer. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> the alarm over a market meltdown. the dow plunging 545 points today extending losses to over 1300 points since yesterday. a big part of the selloff blamed on fears of rising interest rates and buying a home is getting more extensive. mortgage rates hitting their highest levels in seven years. nbc's jo ling kent on what it means for you and your family. >> reporter: joshua glover has been hunting for a new home for months, but with rates going up, he's not so sure. >> it's making my options very limited. >> reporter: that's because the average 30-year mortgage jumped to just over 5% this week, the highest in more than 7 years as the federal reserve signalled it plans to raise the key interest rate 1 more ti

that soyuz launch in around half an hour's time the latest launch from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan will go off into orbit with a two man crew we'll be keeping a very close eye on that story right through the hour but for now i'm inspirational quotes fill up most people's social media timelines but choose your words wisely one prominent nasa astronaut has learned that lesson the hard way after referencing british wartime prime minister winston churchill in a tweet apologizing for his apparent offense only seemed to make things worse as the experience. scott kelly is one of the few men whose name rings beyond our planet the u.n. champion for space a man who has in lightened thousands and through his fascinating experiments his charisma his achievements helped keep humanity's passion with space alive so imagine his surprise when he quotes winston churchill about the need to be kind forgiving when you win and is virtually stampeded with objection and criticism churchill forgot to refer to his decision to know india's plight in fighting the famine during his administration cause million

russian cosmonaut alexi of cheatin and american astronaut nick cave both arrived back in kazakhstan baikonur doing well after that in the sea landing. and it's been a real emotional roller coaster for relatives have already embraced their loved ones again while other family members are still waiting to see the two crewmembers talks exclusively to the wife of the russian cosmonaut about her experience he was emotional but got killed if you can be ready for the. cosmonauts are prepared they get trained but the wives just stay down here and warry. it's eight o'clock and you're watching all t. international live from almost goes to jail with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. from kazakhstan rocket to malfunction has forced a manned soyuz launch to be aborted just minutes after takeoff the two man crew had to make an emergency return landing safely in that capsule seven hundred kilometers away both russian commander of chin and and u.s. flight engineer on the cake a said to be in good condition. well you could. write him a she did a. developmental disorder good. russia's investigative

we continue our coverage of thursday's story in kazakhstan where american and russian astronauts have escaped tragedy and their launch for the international space station a rocket. malfunction on the soyuz vehicle forced the two man crew to abort their mission just minutes. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s tens blast off into the cosmos earlier today and at the beginning things seemed according to plan we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching friends and family other journalists they were taking pictures smiling clapping congratulating the crew on their successful blast off into the sky but then we started getting signs and unconfirmed reports that something was wrong for something that hasn't happened in over thirty years it's really a miracle that these two came out on injured and alive donald corder r.t. by kind of the last of us and we had from top to david to prime heroics at the european space agency's plato mission he told us the crew had a lucky escape. the g. forces they experienced were significantly higher than the new

hague right now here are often there a lot of key escape as they call it the emergency landing in kazakhstan they will be checked here for the next forty eight hours we hear from the doctors that both space men feel very well right now both physically and psychologically but the product will require is that they their health conditions are more neutered for the next two days we know that some family members are also here of course every very warm welcome but the question many now want to know the answer to is exactly what happened on thursday a criminal case was launched and as paschal high profile state commission was also formed to shed the light on the cause of the incident on thursday we hear that they had open nasa and european space agency already offered their assistance help in the investigation we expect the first results by tolbert twenty foot already now we hear that separation system on function might be the cause of the collision again this is just willimon every suggestion they had of men programs the russian space agency eros cos most mr critical of provided more on what is ha

we continue our coverage of the failed space launch in kazakhstan a rocket malfunction has forced a manned soyuz launch to be aborted just minutes after takeoff the two man crew had to make an emergency return landing safely in that capsule four hundred kilometers away from bike not. both russian. and u.s. flights engine in the cake is said to be in good condition all things considered and you could. write a much needed a. little bit for a good. russia's investigative committee says they're looking into whether a violation of safety rules caused the soyuz mishap we can take you through the failed mission is in actual footage and on a mission here's what happened. to . the. easy. to. find solutions to make it easy to take it easy to. find it. out. earlier the crew landed back at the baikonur cosmodrome where that dramatic journey all started this thursday later they will be transported to the current cosmonaut training center in star city outside of moscow and if you thought things were going a horribly vaal ninety kilometers above the earth would cause a panic apparently it didn't for this

won't happen because i can see because of course crucially with the soyuz with what happens in kazakhstan it's impossible there's no other way to get in and. indeed but well the big thing right now there are the holes in the that's the big scandal that's been going on for a couple of weeks i think not only for those who were those who don't know what happened to just a hole was discovered basically in the hull of the station and like a small one but still a small hole in space that's a pretty big deal and nobody knows where it came from there are several versions circulating around it was that a manufacturing error or something was it was it someone on board who drilled it this hole and some of the holes that were discovered later now that's of course unthinkable absolutely unthinkable if you ask me but still there were a few space walks planned both on the american side and on the russian side like both of americans and russians planned a few space walks we have been getting unconfirmed reports that those space walks have been pushed off well that that sounds plausible simply because aga

minutes after that the soyuz landed in kazakhstan. recovery crews say both men are in good condition. >>> our other top story this morning, tropical storm michael is in georgia and the carolinas. the storm is responsible for at least two deaths. now, when michael made landfall, it was a category 4 hurricane with winds at 155 miles an hour. and take a look at this damage, this school gym in panama city, florida, it's been ripped open by hurricane michael. and here are some more jaw- dropping footages of the storm of the fury that hurricane michael unleashed in the panhandle. winds are so strong that they knock over this house under construction. >> you can hear the howling winds shortly after michael touched down and in the city of port st. joe, torrential rains caused flooding in the streets. taking another live look at atlanta where rain soaked the city overnight, michael may have downgraded but there isstd there he is tracking a storm for us. >> tracking tropical storm michael out here and it is moving over georgia and now kor dropp

thursday that a bolted rocket launch ended the journey mid-air as they crash landed back in the kazakhstan again. all right. three minutes same from where they started into the many speed the quick thinking crew were forced to abandon the functioning spacecraft before nailbiting descent but again with a bit of a back and also coming up has special operations by the crime friends u.s. media now reporting planned the detention of the journalist who disappeared in turkey ten days ago and that american intelligence was aware of the threat again we'll tell you all about it coming up. in this morning's kevin knowing what your life marty's main studio h.q. here in moscow and first off the big fight against fake new steps up a gear leak to google briefing earlier this week reveals how the internet giant and others like facebook and twitter are increasingly policing which content stays online and crucially which does not and it seems they're wasting little time in getting about all the up facebook's already shut down hundreds of accounts and pages it accuses of being misleading. reports. russian bo

crew an american astronaut and the russian cosmonaut survived after making an emergency landing in kazakhstan it's the first launch accident for russia's manned space program in thirty five years russia's suspending all manned launches while it investigates the incident or a challenge has more now from moscow. in the wake of this catastrophic accident on board the soyuz rockets russia has launched two investigations we have a commission that is basic green set up to investigate what exactly happens on this launch and why it went wrong but then the russian any investigative committee has also launched a criminal investigation into the construction of the rocket which i think indicates how seriously russia is taking this at the moment and how much it wants to assure its partners in nasa that the soyuz is a safe and reliable vehicle for delivering people into space because at the moment it is the only means by which people can get up to the international space station since nasa retired its space shuttle program several years ago this particular incident seems to taken place about one hundred ni

a russian space rocket has made an emergency landing in the desert in kazakhstan, after suffering ansting off. the soyuz spacecraft was taking a russian and an american to the international space station, when one of the booster rockets failed. the two crew members landed safely, as our correspondent sarah rainsford reports from moscow. liftoff. and there is liftoff of the soyuz. it looked at first like a routine launch, a burst of fire and noise as a soyuz rocket lifted its russian and american crew into orbit. then this. less than three minutes into the flight, commander alexey 0vchinin reports an emergency with the booster system. behind the translator, you can hear his calm voice, quipping that it was a quick flight. moments later, though, the astronauts are hurtling back to earth. rescue teams were poised to rush to the landing site. the crew did train for exactly this type of the gruelling g force their bodies have to endure, but russia's soyuz rocket hasn't failed on launch the 35 years. this is a major blow to its space programme. for american nick hague, it's also an abrupt

and then they had a harsh but save descent onto the steps of kazakhstan.must have had a pretty rough time. for a while when they getting seven times their body weight? yes. usually things are done so that you limit the ‘g load, the exhilaration is to 3g is. in these emergency bought loads, like this one, in order to get them down safely, they were experiencing about seven times the normal acceleration of gravity on the earth. quite the intense right for a while there. what happens next? there are other ways to get supplies to the international space station, are there other ways to get astronauts and cosmonauts up? there are not, at this particular time. there are other ways to get supplies up, there are american rockers scheduled to ta ke are american rockers scheduled to take supplies in the next month or so, but right now be soyuz rocket, which suffered the fady, is the only way to get astronauts up to space. we anticipate some time in the next yearin we anticipate some time in the next year in 2019 spacex and boeing will provide a us access, until they