i met so many people who worked at the kennedy space center or have worked at the kennedy space center in their lives. what i expect that of certain level is to find as exciting and inspiring as i find their work that they would find their work boring as normal people do. especially a person whose job is to sweep the floor of the vehicle assembly building or a person whose job is to guard an arbiter and make sure only the right people get access to it. i thought i would meet people who were bored by the work or taken it for granted and what surprised me most is every single person i met was proud to go to work every day, they had an overall sense of where their work it into the history of american space flight, they were proud of that and passionate and i'm sure there were people who were not great at their jobs but i never met any of them. i have a huge admiration for the people who have done that work. >> how would they explain what they do to skeptics? people who would say the money could be better spent on other things? what would their other emotional or intellectual -- >> it can

plus a body found in the potomac near the kennedy center. police say it is a homicide. and safety comes into question. >> a daytime trip to the atm ends at gunpoint. live with the investigation happening right now. tell us about it and about that clue. >> the clue includes a tattoo on the arm. he targeted the atm user. the arm suspect points a handgun at a man sitting in his car. police say the suspect immense the drivers poverty and forces his way into the car. the suspect is gone. what is so surprising is this armed robbery happened in the middle of the afternoon. >> he was bold enough to come in broad daylight? >> police say the driver pulled up to this atm last wednesday on june 17. >> anytime people look you have to be careful. >> police say they have one very good lead. if you recognize that suspect or tattoo contact authorities. >> police say a body pulled from the potomac river is a case of homicide. the medical examiner is trying to identify the remains. they were found this morning. no word on the cause of death. we will bring you updates as soon as we get inf

. >> this bolt of lightning struck in georgetown near the kennedy center. judiciary scare was drench bid this wave of heavy rain. people running for cover all night tonight. >> boy, it was ugly out there, doug. >> it was. and d.c. saw three different severe thunderstorm warnings earlier today. one to the north, one to the south. one that almost didn't have anything come through at all and woosh that came through too. outside right now, take a look. first off to our restuston camera. picking up over an inch of rain. then clearing. then the rain came right back in. they saw three different round towards ruston. now things are more calm. toward the airport you can see the lights reflecting off the pavement. but temperatures, 73 degrees. wind out of the south at 7 miles per hour at mostly cloudy skies. for the most part we are done with heavy rain. still have showers back towards martinsburg. 74 in fredericksburg. still nice and mild. look at the rain. right now this is what we've seen over the last six hours. another batch came through earlier. now we have sho

looking at the kennedy center. temperatures in the low 90s this afternoon. then this evening we'll fall into the low 80s by 10:00 with clear skies. winds turn to the northwest and north overnight. that will bring in slightly drier and slightly cooler air for the next couple of days. a cold front is on the way with a few storms this afternoon. back in the 80s for a few days. probably upper 80s but that's better than 90s. then showers return as soon as late tomorrow afternoon, especially west of town. temperatures range from the 60s in the mountains to the 90s here. i'm a little suspect of the 95 at reagan national but low 90s for many areas and north and west we're in the mid- to upper #s on due to the cloud -- 80s due to the cloud cover. officially we're reading 95 with a dew point of 71. that puts the heat index at 102 although it doesn't feel like that here on the weather terrace. there's bill one more time. big picture showing all of this moisture streaming north in toward texas. they're already inundated. the ground is saturated through a portion of texa

. >> you've just come from playing at the kennedy center. you played for a worldwide audience with pharrell at the grammy's. i thought i was gonna say, oh, this is a busy time for you. but, actually you've slowed down a little bit. what drives you? >> for me, i like to do creative concerts, and creative projects. and - and i think really - music give me an energy to drive myself - to always try to get to another level. >> but, you know, you have had so much success it would be easy to say, "i could cut my concert schedule in half. >> i mean, compared to a few years ago - it's actually - reduced. i used to play, like, 160, and now i play 125. yeah. something like that. i cut the summer time off. >> and you do think about balance. i mean, i think that that is something that you have written, that you had to learn. because, i guess, you had spent so much of your life, from even your early childhood, really focused on driving to be number one, as you've said. >> i mean, of course, now the - to think about number one is a silly thing. but when i

phil keating is live at the kennedy space center with the latest. hi phil? >> reporter: first failure going to the space station for spaks "x," a devastating blow to that company and for the 4,000 pounds of resupplies for the astronauts living up there, food water, dozens of science experiments, all of it a crushing total loss today this. happened just 2:19 into the launch. the explosion and disintegration of the cargo ship and rocket system happening right up above cape canaveral and then it appeared prior to that moment it appeared picture perfect on ground but spacex so far simply calling this an anomaly during ascent. a recent tweet minutes ago by elon musk says there was an overpressure event in the upper stage liquid oxygen tank. data suggests counterintuitive cause. we're expecting more here no earlier than 12:30 eastern time and spacex poring over all of their data and hundreds of sensors they have on the dragon cap actual. that was the first stage of the launch and the floating landing pad. spacex intended its third attempt for its revolutionary lan

high school and a member of something called united nations youth and president-not president, center kennedy who was hoping to be president came to baltimore to speak to a dinner, the united nations association of maryland honoring jacob [inaudible] my mother said she was sick, but he said you can take my place at the dinner knowing how much i admired center kennedy so i had the privilege of sitting next to him, he was the featured speaker at the dinner, sitting next to him and hearing his words of encouragement to view the world globally and encouraging young people to do that. it is something of course i'll never forget and this is the best place i could tell that storo of so many years ago. it wasn't long after that that he became president and at the un before the un general assembly he spoke for the need of global perspective and action mptd he said plague and pestulence, plundsing and pollution the hazards of nature and hunger of children are the fous of every nation. the earth, sea and air can be the concern of every nation and science technology and education can be the alley of ever

kennedy center for the performing arts on the left side of the screen. lincoln memorial dead center. and columbia island marina. that's where this area of boats is called here near the humpback bridge there along the g.w. parkway. beautiful day outside. sunshine streaming through an otherwise partly to at times mostly cloudy sky. 67 still downtown. a little light wind out of the west at 3. not much of a wind issue for your weekend today. winds back out of the north this afternoon. 66 in stafford. 65 in culpepper virginia this morning. locally dense fog from manassas westbound to the shenandoah valley to winchester to front royal. all seeing a bit of fog this morning. that'll burn off pretty quickly. we should all be in the low 70s by 10:00 this morning. and well into the upper 70s to near 80 today. now, there will be a chance for some showers. if you're planning your day by the pool plan on temperatures to be near 80 by 3:00. warmer than we've been the last few days. when we reach 92. but there will be a chance for some showers. not much of a thunderstorm

reporter: in april in the "swan lake" run at the kennedy center we spoke with her about achieving the status. >> i love somehow she connects with the audience. mike: they say misty is not just a role model. she is breaking barriers and establishing that the focus on ballet should be on the form and grace not the appearance or the body type. >> it doesn't matter about the body shape or what you look like. >> she has bigger muscles. she is short. only 5'2" i believe. it's amazing. you can just see the ballet world evolving. >> we are looking past the physical features of the dancer and how they look and more into how well they can actually dance. mike: instructors say her story is also inspiring because she has become so successful so quickly. >> for a woman to accomplish what she has accomplished at a later age is remarkable. mike: mike conneen, abc7 news. leon: awesome. absolutely awesome. if she can do it anyone can do it. kellye: absolutely. the national zoo giant panda may not be pregnant but it doesn't mean there aren't other cubs to celebrate. leon: we'll introduce you coming up

someone discovered it by the kennedy center yesterday.is a separate incident from the man's body police pulled from the tidal basin yesterday morning. d.c. police have not identified either victim. >>> if you live in d.c.'s ward five, you can go to the meeting with the mayor today. muriel bowser wants to talk about a spike of murders in the city. there are a dozen more murders this year than this time last year. synthetic drugs may be a cause. >> it's destabilizing the communities and people without the drugs would be law abiding citizens. >> that meeting is at 7:00 a.m. on bladensburg road northeast. >>> things are getting cloudy at gm. cnbc's landon dowdy is here now to explain the new technology gm is adding to cars. >> hey, eun, that's right. general motors is allowing new features to be downloaded wirelessly to your car. gm and others have been slow to adopt ground based update forts the vehicles. tesla designed their sedan to accept hands free driving, so kind of similar to the smartphone. eun, back to you. >> thanks landon dowdy. >

in april copeland and washington ballet theater brooklyn mack dazzled audiences at the kennedy center where they became the first african-americans to dance leading roles in a major classic ballet production. because of her muscular body and her race, dancing her way to the top has been tough. copeland talked to me about the struggles and the stereotypes. >>> you are so used to seeing a certain type of person dancing these roles that it's hard to allow yourself to envision yourself in certain roles. so it's not something i ever really thought i would do. >> earlier this year, she made the cover of "time" magazine as one of the most influential figures of 2015 and written a memoir and a huge children's book and starred in those popular under armour commercials. >> congrats to her. >>> where's the beef? the u.s. government is sending loads of greek yogurt to the nation's schools. >>> citrus and skin cancer, the unusual link just revealed. >> announcer: now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> weather alert day for storm team 4. tracking storms now on radar. and yes, this is all filled in. it

it exploded about two memberships after lifting off from the kennedy space center.his was the third cargo mission to the space station to fail in eight months. >>> all right. looking at a beautiful night tonight and a really nice start to your workweek. but we are tracking several chances for storms and also the run of 90 degrees in your seven-day. we'll look at that in just a few minutes. >>> from our nbc 10 jersey shore bureau the former tr?pÑ casino won't be reopening any time soon. that's because its owner filed a deed restriction which prevents it from being used as a casino for at least a decade. the move was done to avoid potentially higher taxes under a bill that governor chris christie could soon sign. the former casino closed this past september. >>> just two days after the supreme court's historic decision on marriage equality, andrew cuomoée same-sex wedding. it took place in new york's gwen itch village. the governor also took part in the pride parade in manhattan today. >>> wl today marked day two of america's largest independence day celebration. the

and i did one at the kennedy center in february.do two encores. but it's like -- you know i've collected these old sinatra charts over the years. and you never get to hear them played live, and it's more than anything, it's a show that shows off these orchestras. >> jimmy: yeah, because they even have instruments that no one really plays the marimba now. >> exactly. >> jimmy: amazing you could even afford that. >> where do you find, do you guys have a marimba? >> jimmy: yeah. no -- [ laughter ] >> just take out your iphone. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. have it ring. july 16th, baltimore symphony orchestra. then july 18th you're in philadelphia. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and then july 24th, the cincinnati pops orchestra. so you go to different -- you use different orchestras? >> yeah, you know, it's because these are top-notch orchestras, and you know, these are complex, these are difficult charts. and back in the day -- >> jimmy: who got you into sinatra and listening to that music? it wasn't your dad, he was singing crosby stills and n

police pulled a body from the po tom mack river not far from the kennedy center. no information on how that person died. 'cause few hours earlier d.c. police pulled another body from the tidal basin. officers say that man was found nap the jefferson memorial. right now, the medical examiner is working to determine the cause of death and the identity of that man. >> well, right now we are learning some metro workers are too scared to report safety issues. that startling discovery coming out of today's hearing into jn a's deadly smoke in dense at. stephen tschida has that. that is a scary thing to hear. stephen: i will tell you jonathan, four minutes ago one came up us to and said to yous. talking about the close call program, where employees are supposed to report incidents, hazards they may detect, it also, often rolfs reporting a fellow coworker. they call the whistle-blower program, and most of his doe workers, he said, they don't want any part of it. now, of course ntsb hearing began in response to that incident january 12 9:00 what was overshad dowing this hea

looking across the kennedy center normally this time of year kind of hazy, hot and humid.onight. 83 degrees. dew points in the 50s. just fantastic. winds out of the south at about 10. any time the humidity is at 36% in late june that is a win. in fact, a fantastic evening with the low humidity. warmer temperatures for tomorrow and the morning commute is going to be fine. i don't see any showers for the commute. a couple showers maybe a thunderstorm for the evening commute. right now not enough activity to warrant a yellow alert. we'll keep you posted on that. near 90 on wednesday and thursday. so it might get a little bit near hot but not crazy hot at all. here's the futurecast. it 10:00 tonight, 69 in gaithersburg. low 70s elsewhere. 69 in andrews. a very nice evening. it will not be as cool as it was last evening. 63 this evening at national and 53 at dulles. not quite that cool. by morning 60s return. 67 or so in la plata. 65 in gaithersburg. 64 in lee sburg. by 9:00, low to mid 70s. not bad. 83 downtown. 81 in leesburg and generally low 80s so you get down to frederick

a young leader was honored at the kennedy center last night.r in reform politics in a region desperately needing such change and she joins me now here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> you ran for president of cameroon. there's been great change at least in the role of women in politics in your country and adjacent countries. what can be done all these years -- a year later on boko haram and all these years after the group started its terrorist drive in the region? >> well we need to address the root causes of extremism in the region, so the strategy needs to be military but it must also be economic because it is marginalization that is driving people towards boko haram. so we need the military strategy to stop the violence but we've got to address why is extremism attracting our young people and that's economic. >> what about the corruption that was certainly rampant in the nigerian government and delayed their military efforts? >> absolutely. i think one of the difficulties in the region and we have a lot of hope right now with the new niger

. >> reporter: we are on the field behind the kennedy rec center northwest, not far from where that shooting happened. if you take a look at the action here mind me this is a community coming together for a kick ballgame to honor and remember tamara g almost iss. let's -- gliss. it shows her 12-year-old son, she was a single parent, throwing the first ball in this game and her mom kicking the first ball. they say this is what she would have wanted to turn away from violence and for this community to come together. she was shot and killed on memorial day about 9:00 in the evening, the 600 block of o street, just outside of where she lived. she was outside enjoying the holiday with family and friends when someone fired from a dirt bike. this case has not been solved. her funeral was yesterday. it was attended by hundreds of people. we spoke to her mom a short time ago and she says she does not believe her daughter was targeted. >> my daughter was at the right place, the right time but the person was at the wrong mace doing the wrong thing. whoever did it just like i said, he knows who he is. h

. >> 12-year-old davonte plays kick ball behind kennedy rec center northwest.ame is being held in the memory of his mom, tamara gliss, murdered on memorial day. >> i feel bad. but also i feel happy. i feel happy because i know she is in a better place. i feel bad because now she is gone. >> 31 and a single parent. she was out enjoying a cookout about 9:00 at night near her apartment on o street when some one fired a single shot from a dirt bike. davonte heard that shot. >> it is not okay to have violence around her. you never know, a bullet doesn't have a name on it. and, it can hit anyone, any time, any day. >> she was active in her neighborhood. her many friend and relatives decide to hold the kick ball game to bring everyone together. >> we know this is the kind of thing sunny would look ushe would look to do. keep her memory going. >> her mother says she know it at peace. her daughter's killer hasn't been call the. she says her daughter was not the gunman's target. >> he knows who it is. he just need to turn himself in. >> the shooting happened across the s

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center. his father worked at the kennedy space center his entire life. he really grew up.came friends through social media. space workers are allowed to invite family and friend for certain events. i really would not have had access from the beginning to the things that i saw. aside from the physical access i felt like by getting to know one person in his family's i was able to see a kind of individual and emotional dimension to what it means that i might not have gotten otherwise. to to meet people whose entire careers and lives have been devoted to making the space vehicle fly being put into museums. >> simultaneously to virgil like. that is also like somebody who is watching his will diminish's to a certain extent. he served lots of functions. and then set against him. when you meet him and introduce them. the book festival. >> yeah. as a chapter in a book where i spent i spent the day with buzz aldrin. i introduce another book festival. they were thrown together because it's such a big festival in his event was a a headliner we were in an auditorium that seated thousan

if i was a liberal i would be too busy accepting awards from the kennedy center and posing for the cover of vanity fair. i would probably be on a postage stamp. thank you "washington journal" for having me on. host: i think we have had you on on your last book that you have written, and answered questions from viewers like john. life for republicans. good morning. caller: it is a pleasure to speak to you. david horowitz refers to you as a national treasure, and i agree with that wholeheartedly. since 1986, we have had sufficient time to secure our borders and protect us from this influx of illegal aliens. we have a right as a sovereign country to define and defend our borders. this is so fundamental, i can't understand why people don't know it. we have had enough time since that act was passed to do what we had to do. the conversation has become so muddled by the idiots who control the media that it is hard for me to understand it. i can only attribute it to the negativity of the american people. i want to thank you very much. i hope the viewers here, those who feel similarly will spread

subtle game here about being in control and not letting the center -- there are many center justices. maybe kennedy- take control. they do to a certain extent. roberts is a conservative. if you have former president george w. bush on truth serum and said do you think this decision makes sense, he would say yes. no one wanted to blow up the health care system and in a sense that is what roberts is saying here. john: he is taking grief from his old friends on the right. my question to you there are many where justices have ended up being different than people expected them to be. do these justices change? does the court change them or is that the times that change around them? guest: both, obviously. look what has happened here. roberts may be getting some grief from the right wing on this but his argument is we are leading the people, the legislature decide. he dug into the law in sophisticated way and said this is what they meant. he quotes an old 1939 decision saying it is risky to get into this area of interpreting the law because it then becomes the law. you have to do it. he cites mayberry vers

game here about being in control and not letting the center -- there are not too many center justices -- maybe kennedyke control. they do to a certain extent. but roberts is a conservative. if you had former president george w. bush on truth serum and said, "do you think this decision makes sense?" i think he would say yes. no one wanted to blow up the health care system, and in a sense that is what roberts is saying here. john: he is obviously taking a lots of grief from his old friends on the right. my question to you, there are many more instances where justices have ended up being different than people expected them to be. sometimes the presidents regret it. do these justices change? does the court change them or is it just the times that change around them? bob: both, obviously. look what has happened here. roberts may be getting some grief from the right wing on this, but his argument is, wait a minute, we are letting the people -- the legislature decide. he dug into the law in a rather sophisticated way and said, this is what they meant. he quotes an old 1939 decision , saying it is risky to ge

ginsburg officiated saturday at the marriage of kennedy center president michale kyser and john roberts, a government economist. i was just out at the kennedy senter this weekend maybe the only weekend i'm here in washington all year. and delighted to be there, apparently if michael a kaiser's still president, he's doing what appears to be an excellent job there. but further down in the article it says, and quoting justice ginsburg, quote, i think it will be one more statement that people who love each other and want to live together should be able to enjoy the blessings and the strife in the marriage relationship unquote, ginsburg told "the washington post" in an interview. quote, it won't be long before there will be another, unquote, performed by a justice. she has another ceremony planned for september. the last line -- well, it's not the last of the article but it says, justices generally avoid taking stands on political issues. the rest of the article goes on while hearing arguments in the case in march, ginsburg argued for treating marriages equally. the rights associated with ma

the kennedy center after that. now the offers from orchestras are popping up. it's a blast.s? you have time to rest. >> i haven't had a break in years. >> ever. >> i am tied to the rock and the bird is eating my liver. >> a find way to end with seth macfarlane. congratulations. people will love this moviement. tomorrow mark wahlberg. "ted 2" from universal pictures opens on friday. >>> up next the latest on the sugar detox challenge. first, this is "today" on nbc. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month at getfios.com. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> some of us are nearly a week into our sugar detox challenge. some of us are sticking to it. joy bauer gave us recipe ideas but they didn't go over that we

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we are joined from the kennedy space center with the latest on this. tom?od day to you. this investigation is really critical for spacex because, of course, it has already launched six successful cargo missions to the space station, 19 launches in total have gone off very well. but now this really catastrophic loss and a terribly expensive loss at that. but it's the third time in eight months that a cargo vessel has been lost on the way to the space station. back in october it was the orbit orbitalorbit orbital sciences vehicle and then in april it was the pro greg gressgre zrks gres russian supply ship. trying to get to the bottom of this quickly. it has contract with nasa to resupply the space tagsstation but also in 2017 to start carrying humans to the space station, astronauts. all the more reason to get to the bottom of this as quickly as possible. as for the astronauts onboard the space station right now you've got one astronaut, scott kelly, and two russian cosmonauts. a crew of three on the stayspace station if they have you enough supplies to last

justice kennedy right in the center of that. >> yeah. speaking of gay marriage, it's been a busy day today. but as you were saying there are two more days left. everyone is waiting on this other big case on gay marriage here. you look at a number of recent polling including the "wall street journal" poll that says it's the majority of americans that support the right to marry here. this is an issue that has evolved, probably one of the fastest in recent history. this is not going to potentially change a lot of lives, but make history. >> it's a hugely significant case and goes again to the court being in the center of decisions that affect american life and obviously front and center in divisive cultural debates. out here on the steps from very early in the morning, there were a lot of groups holding up signs. some holding up signs about love and equality. others talking about jesus and their teachings. everyone has their eyes on whether the court rules on same-sex marriage tomorrow friday or monday. when you look at justice kennedy and

if i were a liberal i would be too busy accepting awards and the kennedy center closing for the cover of "vanity fair." i would probably be on a postage stamp. so thank you c-span for making the tough decision to have an 11 times "new york times" bestseller. >> host: we have to want to talk about the last couple books john and i good morning. >> caller: good morning. it is a pleasure to speak to you. david horowitz refers to the national treasure and i agree with that wholeheartedly. since 1986 when the act was passed, we had a sufficient time to secure the borders and protect us from this influx of illegal. we have as a sovereign country to define and defend our borders this is so fundamental i can't understand why people don't know it. we don't know since the act was passed to do what we had to do. have to do. and that conversations have become so muddled by those that control the media that i -- it's hard for me to understand. i can only attribute it to the naÏvetÉ of the american people. and i want to thank you very much and i hope the viewers come as those that feel sourly will s

if you look self centered that does not bode well. kennedy: i will say, to dagen, he has a majority of americans on his side, that is why you have seen liberal democrats and conservative republicans voting for the legislation that he voted again, cruz voted for it. >> i would like to have a those people who have their pants in a knot about privacy, what cook said, he got an award that snowden got, by the way, and he was talking about this on this week, talking about companies, google and facebook, gobbling up your information and monetizing it they use your photos, you put out there, americans don't give a flying flip about it, they should. kennedy: they should. that is not true, you are talking about private companies versus government. and government illegally. >> it doe doesn't matter. >> the government has guns, and nsa works with the dea to put people in jail through a coercion, there is a huge difference between the government and private industry. >> i have a question! to your last statement. the -- what majority? i thought -- i was su

young boy is recovering from a terrifying shark attack off a florida beach not far from the kennedy space center. kerry sanders has the story. >> reporter: the 10-year-old boy was barely in waist-deep water according to witnesses at a popular spot off cocoa beach when the shark attacked tearing into his leg. >> got bit twice. the shark bit, released. bit, released. realized he wasn't fish. >> reporter: life guards pulled him to safety. >> trauma alert from a shark bite. >> reporter: because of the severity of the bite the boy was air lifted to a hospital in orlando . witnesses say he was attacked by what they believe was a bull shark, similar to the 20 we encountereren count rered a week ago when we searched for a great white. i don't think i have seen anything like this in the wild where i'm so close. beautiful to look at but so dangerous when sharks and humans get too close. kerry sanders, nbc news miami. >>> if you like sports and you're not watching the nba finals you probably should be. the cavs and warriors game two are from oakland. curry tied the game with seven seconds left and it went

he was depressed and this high living center, a friend of jack kennedy from florida, a democrat , broughtim to florida to cheer them up and have a guys weekend out on the boat. nixon was really not good at either of those things. at first, he thought who is this guy, he's no fun, but a can sip was established. there was a vulnerability and a sincerity. he understood that what nixon needed was companionship without talk. brian: he was here in 1992 for his book, "seize the moment." we had some clips from that just to get you to reflect on what you see in this. there is one where he talks about how he sizes of people. >> i am not one of those who believes in the psychiatric examination. i believe that most of these people should be on the stories themselves rather than to psychoanalyze people that have never met. on the other hand, when i meet people, i don't judge them in terms of whether they have a firm handshake or eye contact. these are things that are learned. when i try to do when i meet people is to listen to what they say. you don't learn a thing when you are talking, you learn a gr

so he is very concerned and he controls -- justice kennedy is our center vote -- that these cases notwhat civil rights groups most wanted. >> reporter: the other point i was going to make is this more or less preserves the status quo. this is a big victory for the civil rights community. if it had gone the other way, it would have been a huge defeat. another thing about this case that's interesting is the people on both sides of this issue have been trying to get it before the supreme court or three or four years? >> at least. and civil rights groups kept torpedoing the cases. the justice said we took this case from minnesota and then we took another one. >> reporter: sometimes the cases would get settled before they get up here because the civil rights folks were afraid of what the court would do. a couple of other points here -- >> go ahead. >> reporter: five cases remain to be decided. what we're always told on the second to the last day is what the last day will be. we didn't get that admonition today. so that means we'll get decisions tomorrow and again on monday. tom goldstein,

nbc's tom costello is at the kennedy space center for us. tom, good morning. >> reporter: willie good morning. nasa is asking the people who live along florida's atlantic coast to call authorities if they find any rocket debris. meantime elon musk the foubdzfounder of spacex says they're still trying to figure out how and why this rocket came aback just 2:19 seconds into flight. >> reached maximum dynamic pressure. >> reporter: this morning the investigation into how the seemingly picture-perfect rocket launch suddenly went so wrong. a massive explosion as the unmanned spacex falcon 9 seems to vaporize over the florida coast. >> would appear to have had a launch vehicle failure. >> reporter: it is the third time in eight months a cargo ship destined for the space station has been lost. last october another private company's rocket blew up on lift-off. then in april, a russian progress ship with three tons of supplies was lost in orbit. on board the space station, astronaut scott kelly tweeted watched dragon launch from the space station. sad

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