we have liftoff. >> mark was there for the spectacular launch. he shows us what was on board. >> it really was a spectacular sight for a beautiful morning here on the coast. today's launch kicking off what looks to be a busy year for space launch. a thumbs up from this crowd of rocket launchers. dozens braving gusty wind and chilly temperatures for a liftoff that almost didn't happen. >> i was afraid. i saw the wind thing yesterday and it was saying there were winds. >> watching and waiting until -- >> and we have liftoff of united >> it was white and then fire. again. it was neat. satellite. >> think about all the technology involved in that, it's amazing. >> today's launch is the first of 2016. what promises to be an active year on the space coast. as many as 30 launches are expected. that number easily eclipsing last year's mark of 18. welcome news for those here, giving plenty of opportunities this >> we're coming back >> there are several planned launches this year, but dates have not been set for the next scheduled launch. it's another atla

liftoff, the 25th spatial mission has cleared the tower. >> confirmed. challenger now heading downrange. engines have begun throttling down now. 94%. normal throttle for most of the plane. will throttle down to 65% shortly. engines at 65%, three engines running normally. velocity, three nautical miles, downrange distance three. engine is throttling up. 104%. >> challenger, go at throttle up. >> roger. >> one minute 15 seconds. altitude, nine nautical miles. down-range distance -- seven nautical miles. flight controllers here, looking carefully of the situation. obviously a major malfunction. we have no downlink. we have the report from the flight dynamics officer that the vehicle has exploded. we are looking at checking with recovery forces to see what can be done at this point. president reagan: ladies and gentlemen, i planned to speak to you about the state of the union. today's events led me to change those plans. today is a day for mourning and remembering. nancy and i share this pain with all the people of our country. this is truly a national loss.

(mars rover b-roll 3 on vimeo_fd - 11/26/11) 00:32:39 zeromain engine start and liftoff (rocket launch vo cont) its 200 million miles awaya speck in the sky... and in just four years, this spacecraft will blast off for a unmanned mission to the red planet-it's a crucial step toward nasa's goal of someday sending humans to mars. (pan up from feet in clean room)jan crawford: 03:02:40;11 so everyone that works on this has to wear these suits andnasa agreed to let us go inside the "clean room"-where even engineers working on the spacecraft have to be covered head to toe. jeff srinivasan: 03:02:45;09 it needs to be clean in order to work properly, and it's

. >> and no liftoff.but mission was scrubbed because of issues with keeping the liquid oxygen used to fuel the rocket at the right temperature. the temperatures got too warm after the launch was put on hold because there was a boat passing through the keep out zone. >>> it's called the happiest place on earth but some families are not smiling. there are different ticket prices depending on the time of the year. there'll be value, regular, and peak periods. tickets during the value period remain at 105 bucks a day. peak days include holidays. >>> former san francisco school board president has been sentenced to nine years in prison. and he faces state charges today. we'll bring you the details. >>> we're live at the scene of breaking news. looks like a suspect's car has crashed into a house. ,, ,, [music] i love my sister. my heart doesn't see race. love is love. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning. a few seconds shy of 5 a.m. and that's a live look at treasure isl

8, 1986, the space shuttle challenger exploded 73 seconds after liftoff, taking the lives of the seven crew members pictured here on their way to the launchpad. the crew included schoolteacher christa mcauliffe, selected from more than 100,000 applicants to be the first teacher in space. next, on american history tv's real america, a 10 minute video of her with backup teacher barbara morgan. they are shown beating the challenger crew, testing food, and being fitted for space clothing. >> there we go. >> ok. >> ok, charles. >> thanks. >> that is all right. you missed the world's greatest picture. >> you all can relax now. >> we have not really done that. we have talked briefly with michelle this morning. >> thank you very much. >> let's go. >> no. for mylooking around suit. this keeps the liquid from coming up. >> like that. >> ok. -- sd then you just sit it ip it. ok. out, you doake it not have to close it before. you do not want to leave it sitting around. >> ok. >> you can probably use that. >> why don't we do it this way? barbara, you sit down here. you can move back here. then wrap

. >>> 3, 2, 1 -- and liftoff. >>> a fiery scene at this santa barbara county airbase. the delta 4 rocket launched before dawn carrying important cargo. it held a classified spy satellite for the national reconnaissance office. the rocket has two strap-on boosters for extra liftoff power. >>> danger in a bay area dog park. police say more than 200 tacks were scattered around a hercules park. officers found tacks where dogs walk and in a nearby creek on saturday. somebody spread them once before. >>> today federal health experts are holding a hearing on capitol hill to talk about the zika virus, this as officials confirm at least 66 cases in america. cbs reporter don champion has the story. >> reporter: the mosquito-borne zika virus even caught the attention of the director of national intelligence tuesday during a hearing on global threat assessments. >> the zika virus first detected in the western hemisphere in 2014 has reached the u.s. and is projected to cause up to 4 million cases in this hemisphere. >> reporter: there are now 66 cases in 17 states and washington, d

host chris rock is ready for liftoff. i am ready for that liftoff, too. that leads us to our social media question, what's got you most excited about sunday's oscars? liz, what did we find out? >> billy, lots of love for chris rock. keith says opening monologue with his kind of topical comedy i'm anticipating that. joe says the most exciting to see, this oscar sunday is leonardo win an oscar. time. give that man an oscar. >> it will be the least restful show he has ever been to, i imagine. stay connected. join the conversation at dawn brancheau chooses to support the park where the killer whale breeder died. >>> you are watching fox 13. >>> starting with this first tonight, at least seven tornados have hit parts of the southeast that includes one that ripped through an rv park in convent, louisiana. two people died there. 30 injured. about 100 mobile homes were damaged. those storms are also to blame for two deaths in louisiana. one in mississippi and paul dellegatto was just telling us about very devastating reports coming out of the pensacola area of fl

at t plus two minutes and 12 seconds after liftoff, you will hear this loud tank, see fire across the windows of the boosters, and then it gets dead quiet. for the next six minutes you will continue into space on liquid fueled engines. it's very smooth, very quiet. the only way you can tell you are moving are the g forces pushing into your seat right that is not like the science fiction movies where you see people's faces peel off the front of the helmet. the autopilot shuts off the engines, the gas tank is jettisoned, it tumbles into the atmosphere and burns like a giant meteor. we fire two small engines, we have gas that goes in the tail area. somewhere between about 100 and 400 miles above the earth depending on the mission, and that entire process i just described to you from liftoff 20 altitude, being in that orbit about 200 miles above the earth, the entire process takes 10 minutes. a very short, violent, and terrifying 10 minutes. i would like to read a couple passages from the book, then we will open up for questions and do the book signing. if anybody at the book signing want

once liftoff does happen, space-x will try to land the discarded first- stage booster on a barge offshore. developing at this hour-- apple is asking a judge to reverse an order to hack the san bernardino shooters' phone. the company says the federal government is demanding "dangerous power" claims helping the f-b-i crack the device would be "bad for america"... especially if that information were to fall into the wrong hands. the proposed cease-fire in syria is still scheduled to go into effect at midnight. russia and the u-s made the deal... calling it the best way of ending the five years of violence that has resulted in the deaths of more than a quarter-million people across war- torn syria. another 11-million syrians have been displaced in that time. the death toll in this week's devastating storms has risen to nine nationwide. as many as 48 tornados were reported tuesday and wednesday alone... including h.iin florida. the same storm system has since dumped heavy snow across the great lakes and new england. winter garden city commissioners hope a heated debate is over... after they vo

once liftoff occurs, the company will try thriend the discarded first stage booster on a barge offshore. >>> the u.s. economy slowed down in the final three months of 2015. it was not quite as bad as initially thought. the commerce department says that the gross protest mic product grew at an annual rate of 1/4%.

the communication satellite but shortly after liftoff, crews will try to him though rocket . the latest attempt from this was off the coast of california we will see how tonight goes. yo you'll see it live on clickorlando.com. we we are in the middle of a weather alert. we've had some tornado warnings that did not produce a tornado >> in marion county were sp splitting the difference. they are starting out in the cape and the damage has not been so much. raining is lightly a satellite beach . further to the north and heavier west of cocoa beach. it's almost a quarter of an let me show you what i mean by this. the particular band is making its way towards hunters creek. the frontal zone approaches and as it does, heavier pockets are starting to develop just to the west of reddick. it's heavy rain there and we widen the view out and show you how heavy the rain is in the south. the frontal zone is right there and has to push through in the afternoon. will pinpoint that carefully. some kids are dealing with the showers that redevelop and they are therefore brevard county stretchi

houston, we have liftoff. >> flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> now i have the secretary call the roll commissioner scott commissiioner lim commissioner breslin supervisor farrell commissioner ferrigno commissioner follansbee commissioner sass excused we have quorum. >> thank you. >> we'll take action item one item one approval and possible modifications of the minutes. >> thank you item one action item approval with the minutes so forth the regular meeting the

wes washpun, liftoff. lefty hammer. lead up to 15. but the shockers go on a 17-2 run. we';re tied at 44. but the panthers dont blink. matt bohannon. nba 3 with a hand in his face, lead back up to 7. wichita state's 43 game home winning streak is ova! uni with a big win 53-50. another loss for the drake men. 75-60 on the road at southern illinois its been a tough season for the iowa wild, now they're losing their head coach. john torchetti is leaving iowa to take torchetti has been with iowa since november of 2014. he's bee an interim coach twice in his career but never a full-time nhl coach. minnesota is just a few points out of a wildcard spot. and the wild losr tonight at home 4-3 to grand rapids. swimmers work all year for a few seconds of glory at the state meet. shaved heads, shaved legs, all worth it if it means a state title. boys state meet from marshalltown. 200 freestyle. johnston's stepjan fiolic, future hawkeye, takes 2nd. fiolic also finishes 2nd in the 100. 50 free. iowa city west wins. grant fuhr of johnston 2nd, josh waltman waukee 3rd. warriors have to

once liftoff occurs, the company will try thriend the discarded first stage booster on a barge offshore. >>> the u.s. economy slowed down in the final three months of 2015. it was not quite as bad as initially thought. the commerce department says that the gross protest mic product grew at an annual rate of 1/4%. consumer spending accounts for more than 2/3 in the economy. >>> asian shares were higher after u.s. stocks surged because of recovery in energy companies and bank stocks. investors also were reassured from pledges from china's central bank governor to the to devalue the money for the sake of expert competitiveness. stocks are bouncing back a little bit last time wchecked. the dow is down. the nasdaq is ahead by 8, s&p 500. for a complete market and business news, go to wral.com and click on business. >>> duke university is gunning for a 40th ncaa tournament appearance. >> one long-time fan finally got to cheer them on. >> you met a lot of student, i >> yes. >> marty sledski has been helping people all his life. for the 62-year-old, last night, he was the one getting the help.

wes washpun, liftoff. lefty hammer. lead up to 15. markus mcduffie inside and we';re tied at 44. but the panthers dont blink. matt bohannon. nba 3 with a hand in his face, lead back up to 7. then its washpun again, drives, bucket and the foul. wichita state's 43 game home winning streak is ova! uni with a big win 53-50. another loss for the drake men. 75-60 on the road at southern illinois jameel mckay is back and iowa state needs a big win. cyclones return home tonight to take on 24th ranked texas at 7:30. the longhorns beat isu in overtime 1 month ago in austin. iowa state is in 6th place in the big 12, 2 games back of kansas and west cyclone women fall to 4 and 9 in the big 12, losing at tcu 79-69 swimmers work all year for a few seconds of glory at the state meet. shaved heads, shaved legs, all worth it if it means a state title. boys state meet from marshalltown. 200 freestyle. johnston's stepjan fiolic takes 2nd in 1:40.36, less than a second behind the winner. 100 freestyle. another win for west, but fiolic of johnston takes 2nd, his teammate fuhr 3rd. 100 butterfly. final

and why this launch had to be abandoned just seconds after liftoff. v >> okay now here is farrah with all the sport. >> thank you so much barbara. gianni infantino, organized a game involving some of football's all time greats to mark his first day of work at fifa's headquarters in switzerland. fifa is still the subject of criminal investigation, while sepp blatter has been banned from all football activities due the ethics breaches. >> i was elected on friday to be the president of the fifa, to be the leader, the leader is setting a tone. the leader will have to do some be work, it is not a dictatorship, i convinced the congress to vote for me, i be have to convince all those i need to convince to implement the forms and to develop football in the right way. >> fifa needs huge change of government. of leadership, so that happens now. in charge of the person to support. so i'm really happy with that. >> former unit uni hunis has been released from prison early for tax evasion. found guilty of hiding more than $30 million of assets. the 1974 world cup

the second attempt at liftoff was scrubbed with one minute and 40 seconds remaining in the countdown. stay with us on sunrise. righ lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, every ship in the caribbean but hurry, this offer won't last long come seek the royal caribbean book today at 1-800-royalcaribbean. test . >> welcome back. 6:58. trouble on i-4 in seminole county westbound just before 434. westbound with the left lane blocked in the crash. the eastbound side, it's causing a four-mile backup westbound. for lake mary and get to altamonte. westbound drive from seminole to orange, extra 10 to 12 minutes from lake mary to lee. no delays just yet, amy? >> 47 in orlan toe, 46 in sanford, 46 in ocala, 43, palm coast. a low day today. we'll climb to the mid to low 60s, that's it. plenty of sunshine. warm in the weekend, at least warmer anyway. tomorrow morning, we'll be cold as we see frost across the area. >> today show is on wesh 2. >>

when the liftoff happens we will stream live on clickorlando.com . speaking of decent weather, the time is ticking. we are looking pretty good but we continue to see the clouds building across central florida. search wkmg. we see the severe weather and tornadoes possible from early in the morning. at 8:00 b 3:00 in the afternoon. we are not trying to be alarmist but we want you to be ready for the risk. severe storms. i already sent out a alert with the op . searching uk mg. the main threat is going to be strong wind gusts. hour. it's through the afternoon tomorrow and again through the wind gusts. there is rotating storms with a possibility of tornadoes. the red box will be a tornado and parts of louisiana. the system is moving in our direction it does look like the worst of it. the greatest of the energy will be to the north of florida. it's in georgia and the carolinas. we will pinpoint that carefully today. we see the southwind out head of the system bring in plenty of warm air. temperatures are warming into the 80s. there is muggy air and there

a hole is still unknown this morning but some reports say a bomb exploded on board minutes after liftoff, while other witnesses say the fuselage simply failed. the airline confirms only two passengers on board were injured but somali authorities report a passenger was blown or either ejected out of that hole. the pilot made an emergency landing at the mogadishu airport. >>> caught on camera, twin engine cessna makes a dramatic a problem with the plane's landing gear, so the pilot decided it was safer to land on the runway used by sea planes. that cessna though, not a sea plane, sunk afterwards and is being salvaged. >>> talk about a gorgeous day to head to clearwater beach. mix of sun and clouds, water temperature 63 degrees, high today near 80. looking gorgeous for one final day but i'll show you what is ahead in the next couple of days along with our next cold front. just how far those temperatures will fall coming up in a few minutes. >>> jump for her life, coming up. the terrifying leap a 9-year- old made that saved her from this inferno. >> the tampa bay lightning have a big game to

liftoff" the united launch alliance says this rocket is on a mission in support of national defense. delta-four lifted from the vandenberg air force base in california. the rocket is carrying a payload for the national reconnaissance office - one of the country's intelligence agencies. this is the u-l-a's second launch this year - and its 105-th successful launch since the company was formed in december 2006. today - the united states got one step closer to a true driverless car. regulators have long insisted the vehicles still need an actual driver - someone who can take control by grabbing the steering wheel and slamming on the brakes. this week - regulators gave google the go- ahead to build a car without any of that. no steering wheel. no accelerator. no brakes. states can still pass laws that require vehicles to have those things - but federal regulators have opened the way for - perhaps - faster development of truly driverless cars. google for years has been telling safety regulators that its self- driving cars are safer than cars driven by humans. they are still actually going

investigators said the damage was caused 82 seconds after liftoff when foam from the external fuel tank fell and damaged the left wing. the world health organization is in the middle of a crisis meeting to talk about the spread of the zika virus, and if it should be declared a global health emergency. are considering whether international efforts to fight the outbreak should be immediately ramped up. the w-h-o last declared an "what we know so far is that the only microcephaly cases we see currently are from brazil, this is exactly what is the concerning question - why do we see this in brazil? is it because of any co- infections, because of other factors, because the list for microcephaly possible causes is long; it ranges from environmental factors to herbicides, pesticides, to other infections, to alcohol, toxins, drugs, so it is literally a long list, and we would have to see what the real connection is." last week, w-h-o director-general doctor margaret chan said the level of alarm was "extremely high." w-h-o estimates the americas could see up to four million zika cases over the n

we have liftoff! iowa still trailed by 5. second half. ohio state reclaims the lead with cam williams. closing seconds, iowa down by 2. mike gesell going to try to win it with the jam. that would have tied it, rather. iowa loses, 68-64. they fall to 11-5 in the big ten there is still basketball to play. they could regroup and make the case they may deserve a high seed and a shot at regional. saturday come on the road at michigan leading up to the big ten tournament a week from wednesday. ever march has in store for the cyclones, senior night is monday night at coliseum. the cyclones hosting oklahoma state at 6:00. cyclones coming off saturday's big win against kansas state. abdel nader, jameel mckay, georges niang. they will look to send these guys out in style. >> more than ever, honestly. as a player, you're finally like, man, i have one more game to walk through those doors. you can't take it for granted, ever. i think me as well as my own senior teammates, we wanted to scott: they finished the big 12 with a home game against oklahoma

extier tiles damaged during liftoff caused the destruction. the astronauts were wrapping up a 2 week trip to space. >>> the first step to rebuild chipotle's restaurant is complete. the cdc says the e. coli outbreak is over. chipotle is closing all of its stores next monday for a day- long food safety staff meeting. the car wash. warmer temperatures brought just about everybody to car washes to detail their cars. this was the scene on american pride car wash. people there waited in long lines. it was the perfect day as well to get to the park and soak up some sun. >>> not to burst your bubble, but it is 7 weeks almost until spring officially begins. our high today fell spring- 2w4r50eu7bg, about 12 degrees above normal. on the flip side, less than 2 weeks until pitchers and catchers report. not all is lost. another day, fust just flat out chilly. as we think about it, our highs will be something like this. 60s, and 70s. this is the batch of rain ahead of our cold front tonight. this will drop our temperatures 20 degrees tomorrow. here is what y

investigators say the damage was caused 82 seconds after liftoff when foam from the external fuel tank fell and damaged the left wing. the engineer at the controls during a deadly amtrack train trying to slow down then realizing he was headed for a crash. that's part of the evidence in thousands of pages of evidence from federal investigators released today. the documents include interview transcripts with the train's engineer, brandon bostian. eight people were killed last may when the train derailed on a curve in philadelphia. the train wsa going 106 miles an hour, more than twice the speed limit. the ntsb investigation into the crash is still ongoing. the explosive spread of the mosquito-borne zika virus is now considered an international emergency. n-b-c's mark barger reports. the world health organization today declared an international emergency over the spread of zika. the disease has been linked to microcephaly in brazil. the w-h-o called the spread of the disease "an extraordinary event." the emergency session was called to evaluate the outbreak after a number of cases were li

seconds before liftoff today, space x aborted their rocket for a third time in a row. there was a low thrust alarm tonight that started because of a few minutes earlier, because a boat entered the rocket's landing space. space x is trying to land a rorkt on a barge in the ocean which has never been done before. they believe reusable rockets could transform space travel as we know it. >>> donald trump is getting a lot of backlash tonight after he refused to reject an endorsement from a former grand wizard of the ku klux klan. >> i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. and so you're asking me a question that i'm supposed to be talking about people that i know nothing about. >> trump was apparently caught offguard during the cnn interview this morning. on friday he disavowed duke. opponents from both parties pounced. hillary clinton had this to say before rallying several hundred supporters at a historically black college in tennessee. >> that's pathetic. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who refuses to condemn white supremac

new at 6:00, the blind man known as passenger one, and what he thinks s of >>> three, two, one, and liftoff. >> a delta four rocket successfully launched this morning. it delivered a spy satellite into orbit overnight. the government is not releasing any details. it's a spy satellite after all. the rocket lit up the clear night skies. >>> the concord city council will discuss whether to release a report about a possible misconduct involving the development of the shuttered concord naval station. the report focuses on a developer competing for the project who is accused of improperly lobbying city council members. >>> the government event that is just as focused on personality as pros was today in pebble beach. mike shumann was there on the green. >> reporter: here at pebble beach, they do more for the fans than any golf tournament on tour. yesterday it was a 49ers-giants shootout. today, a celebrity shootout. they were all out to have fun and entertain the fans. >> fans are awesome. i was a little disappointed. justin timberlake is out here, so that ends my reign of being the only sex symbo

. >> spacex had to cancel its launch just moments before liftoff. was about to lift off when on board computers aborted the mission for the third time in a week. and china is planning to send a second space laboratory into earth orbit later this year, astronauts will live on board for several days, having a complete space station in orbit, by 2022. plenty for you on our website, aljazeera.com. >> oh, this is so great! >> um hmm. >> annie! >> it is a video that is extremely personal. >> our fears are dancing between us. >> yeah? >> a woman's private pain examined for scientific research. >> it's so healing. >> instead of holding us down. >> she's on one of america's most popular party drugs. forget what you've heard about "molly", "x" or "mdma". >> it makes you feel euphoric, happiness, love.

. -- capabilities to get a spare by the 2030 squished delta 4 rocket one last -- in our away from liftoff. the tank has been filled and everything is on scheduled for launch get it should happen at 6:40 this morning and it will carry a classified payload in orbit. >> and try to figure out how old i will be in 2030. push a proposal to expand the school districts nondiscrimination policy to include lgbt students has been tabled for further review. it will ensure no student is discriminated against for sexual orientation or gender identity. they hope it will encourage students to come forward if they have been bullied and ask for help your >>> disney's quarterly earnings report is out in the cupboard he says they earned more this quarter than any other. >> earnings report shows disney smashing expectations by earning more than $15 billion in revenue. a 14 percent increase from last quarter . executives credit the success of the latest star wars film. >>> one of epcot's most iconic ride shutdown for renovations . the 20 minutes circle of life ride teaching part goes about conservation is gett

exterior tiles were damaged in liftoff and the final mission which lead to columbia breaking up over texas as it re-enter -- re-entered. >> the reason i pulled you over today and i am asking you to come over and have a conversation because i saw you since miller drive when you were first jumping on to the palmetto and you were pushing 90 miles an hour. >> really? >> yes. >> this miami woman said the cop was going so fast her car shook when he flew by. she started recording on her cell sphoan -- cell phone and flagged him down. he thought she had some type of an emergency. >> you were speeding. >> i apologize and i will be sure to slow down. >> yeah? >> all right. ed: you may have guessed it and it has gone viral. the miami-dade police department is investigating. california lead to a mess on highways. this is state highway 58 on sunday. several accidents reported and one car even flipped over a railing. after the snow stopped there is a concern for icing. it also brought cooler weather and snow to nevada. slick roads caused a 29-vehicle croosh on i-80 along the -- crash on the i-80 a

. >> despite the forecast of rain, crews say there is a 60% chance of an ontime liftoff. it will be carrying a satellite into space. but after leftoff, they will attempt to land it in sea. the launch window opening at 6:40. if it happens, you can see it at clickorlando.com. >> the power ball jackpot is on the rise again. >> tonight's drawing is estimated to be a whopping $236 million because no one matched all the numbers and the power ball in saturday's jackpot. if you are feeling luck ke, it is the time to play t. only place to see the drawing for the power ball is tonight on news 6. right before our news at 11:00. >> i still can't get over my loss from the last jackpot so i might have to play. it is a weather alert day. >> pinpointing storms. there is that line moving through the gulf of mexico. the red box, the tornado watch in effect until 10:00. here's the timeline of the severe threat that we have today. northwestern zones, marion county, sumter county, lake county. from 8:00 this morning until 10:00. then from 10:00 until 2:00 in the afternoon, along i-4 we'll hav

"liftoff!" it launched into outer space on a rocket in december... and is now aboard the international space station. the tiny object - known as a "cube sat" for its size and shape - is just if it works, it will beam back images of earth every 30 seconds for up to a year. felix pellegrino/fifth-grade student: "it's going to be amazing." felix pellegrino's dad works at nasa and came up with the idea, and got the space agency on board. "they put the cube sat in this side of the airlock" joe pellegrino thinks the project will inspire students to explore the final frontier. joe pellegrino/nasa engineer: "we need american engineers and scientists." building a satellite - even a small one - doesn't come cheap. it cost about 50-thousand dollars and the school and students had to raise every rebecca el choueiry/eight-grade student: "we did it." the students are now waiting for the satellite to be deployed from the space station next month to find out if the camera works. eleanor mccormack/principal, st. thomas more: "taking children to see things built reall

the liftoff, the twisting, turning, landing, some people not landing. everybody got up, no fear. check this out. on the slopes, check out the goes williams and there goes the photographer: look at this from this point of view and that's remarkable. how do you keep the camera steady? camera. this event. speaking of fenway, our dan roach will be heading to fenway, live spring training reports begin next thursday. players are down getting in place. best says defense is always the key. >> oh, man, yeah, take great pride in defense because that's what's going to win the games. hitting wins games, but being in the out field withoretney, taking away hits and giving the pitchers confidence to throw the ball over the plate. >> baseball is right around the corner. >> right. >>> a high school senior with a heart of gold. >> coming up, the smooth move that he made that won over every girl . >>> guys, we have to give you the head's up now, just give up. 17-year-old boy beat us all in the day. >> it's not what he bought, it's for whom he bought t everyone. girl in the school a carnation. he sa

potentially, we could see liftoff at me dear. i do not think we will see anything close to four.hat june or second half move coming up next. francine: we are having technical issues. what are the chances of a recession? carl: 15 to 20%. people have to step back and look at the reality of what is driving the u.s. economy now. housing to ars, smaller degree. government spending will provide a bigger lift. do not look to what is driving growth the last three or four years. there are new drivers. this is a different stage of the economic cycle, different drivers. is lowerof recession than what people are pricing. why are we talking about possible negative interest rates? what has happened that we are now looking at japan is singing next one may be the united states -- looking at japan and is saying the next one may be the united states. byl: they will ease signaling fewer rate increases. they are not signaling a reversal of course. the negative consequences would far outweigh the benefit of lowering rates by 25 basis points. the rulebook is not written for negative interest rates. we

. >> and we have liftoff of the you nighted launch alliance atlas 5 rocket carrying the 12th gps. >> the first of 15 launches for 2016 took flight this afternoon, this morning, with an atlas 5 rocket reaching outer space. the launch nearly didn't happen. high winds had the managers in a bind. but at 8:35 the winds died down just enough. a satellite for the air force. a sixth man to walk on the moon 85 years old. his daughter said he died last night at a west palm beach hospice of a a short illness: he was one of only 12 people to ever set foot on the moon. >> bob: florida police, quite the shock when they respond to a convenience store. that's an 8-year-old child armed with a gun. we'll tell you what happened when he confronted the clerk. plus why you soon could keep any artifact you want if you find it on state property. why not everybody is so thrilled with this new proposal. >> glenn: forecast here in central florida looks like we've got ourselves some cool weather on the way. much more on the chilly temperatures and your weekend forecast coming up. >> bob: one more thing. this is

. >> the complete success made in the liftoff is fruition of the great workers of korean policy. it's an event in developing the countries science technology and defense capability. >> a rocket that can launch a satellite could also carry a nuclear warhead. even if this one, slow to fuel and hard to conceal is far from the ideal weapon. >> this system itself doesn't really have military applications but nevertheless, some of the applications, some of the technologies, some of the systems and sub systems, they could use for the military programs. >> south korea's president immediately convened her national security council, calling the launch an unacceptable provocation. >> recognizing the nuclear missile launch by north korea as a threat to world peace, the security council should quickly come up with strong sanctions. >> seoul announced it would start formal conversations with the united states on deploying fad missile system on south korean soil. that's a signal to china. beijing is resolutely opposed to the fad system so close to its territory. the u.s. and south korea are try

isn't saying exactly why only that they wanted to make sure the fuel was cold as possible before liftoff. that delay was out of an abundance of caution. if it happens, we'll bring it to you live here and on clickorlando.com. >> good news for all of you lotto lovers, unless you didn't win last night. the jackpot is is up again. >> saturday's estimated prize is that's because no one matched all the numbers in last night's $236 million drawing. here are the those numbers yet again in case you won a smaller prize. you can catch the next drawing saturday night live on news 6 at 10:59 p.m. just before the news at 11:00. >> speaking of numbers, we are waking up cooler this morning. >> the wind is making it worse. look at these numbers. yesterday we start out in the upper 60's. we are at 55 right now in orlando. today's afternoon high will be close to what we had for an early morning low. it shows the drastic change with the front that brought the storms yesterday. notice the winds out of the west northwest in the teens near 20-mile-an-hour mark. a breezy morning and a windy afternoon all day lo

a special investigative board later said the fatal damage was caused 82 seconds after liftoff. that's when insulating foam from the external fuel tank hit the left wing. gabrielle: a car thief fleeing police causes a deadly accident in atlanta. an elderly woman and two children were killed. police in nearby college park were chasing a man in a stolen suv yesterday. then, he crossed into atlanta. the driver ran a stop sign in a residential neighborhood. they then hit a car carrying a 75-year-old woman, her 12-year-old grandson, and a 6-year-old girl. police are still looking for the drnigel: a fiery glow lights up the early morning sky over los angeles this morning. this massive fire engulfed an industrial building, and sent dozens of firefighters to the scene. propane cylinders and combustible storage items fueled the flames of this fire, sending thick black smoke over a business area. injuries.gabrielle: must-see video for you here. a ma off his board off the coast of maui. then, it swallows him whole. he later described it as a sea monster rising out of the ocean. amazingly,

secondly, the first stage of a long-range missile fell off after two minutes of liftoff with more than 270 degrees, which implies that engineers impatiently inserted exploding mechanism. this technology was from the 2012 launch. at the time south korean military salvaged the first debris and analyzed the details of the rocket. lastly, north korean engineers of the project was confident in successfully putting the rocket into the orbit. my analysis is based on the fact that kim jong-un was at the site, the launching site, with a premeditated propaganda purpose. >> mr. kim, north korea went ahead with this launch in spite of the warnings from many countries, including china. company do you expect north korean leader kim jong-un to further escalate provocations? >> absolutely. kim jong-un would intentionally escalate and aggravate the military tension on the korean peninsula. with that he can justify pyongyang's ultimate goal of a nuclear armed state. ahead of the south korea/u.s. joint military exercise in march, pyongyang would instigate localized provocations along the dmz or other spa

then y'vez quinn finds wilson and we have liftoff! he finished with 14. then it's quinn finding campbell good for the three! that tied it at 23. then watch the moves by nate lee, blows past the defense and in. he had 22. part of an 11-0 run. hoover up 27-26 at the break. and the pull away for the 72- 60 win. jordan: centennial trying to get revenge against its cross-town rival ankeny. first quarter, tyler maschoff swings it cross-court to trystan cummins who buries the wide open three. ankeny adding on. chris mcloud leading the break. and mcloud takes it himself and lays it in right in front of the centennial student section. jags wake up. chase edwards on the elbow. no one comes out and guards the big man. so the senior shows his range and hits the 15- footer. that cuts the ankeny lead to five. hawks led it by seven going into the second quarter. nick oelmann with the drive and kick to mike van-der-heyden. he hits the baseline jumper right in front of you. but ankeny too much for it's rival. tyler maschoff lays it in for ankeny. jon: still to come we hea

the second attempt at liftoff was scrubbed last night with just one minute and 40 seconds remaining in the countdown. flight controllers made the decision after discovering liquid oxygen was flowing into the unmanned rocket. the launch had already been pushed back because of high winds wednesday. michelle: jason: that wind is gone, but it is still cool. better than when we were getting blown down yesterday. amy: yesterday, it was so gusty. we had gusts at 35 miles per hour. michelle: my car was all over the road. it is scary. amy: i-4, with all of the construction you can' t tell where your lane is, anyway. glad to get that out of here. it is still breezy today, but it won' t be as tough to keep the car on the road. your hair is not going to blow around quite as much. temperatures are still cool, like yesterday. sunshine. average. morning than yesterday. we dropped to 39. it was 42 in ocala area 46 was our low in orlando. 44 in melbourne, 43 is where we were at sanford. now, we have climbed, but not that much. we are in the upper 50' s. it is known in february. we are supposed to be in

. >> the complete success made in the liftoff fruition of korea's policy in attaching important societyechnology, an event in the country's defense capabilities. >> is that the defense capability that so worries regional and world powers. a rocket that can launch a satellite could also carry a nuclear warhead even if this one, slow to fuel and hard to conceal, is far from the ideal weapon. >> this system, itself, doesn't really have military access, but nevertheless, some of the access, some of the technologies, some of the systems and sub systems, they could use for the military program. >> south korea's president immediately convened her national security council, calling the launch an unacceptable prove occasi -- /* provocation. >> recognizing the threat by north korea as a threat to the international community and world peace, the security council should quickly come up with strong sanctions. >> reporter: seoul announced it would start consultations with the united states on deploying america anti-missile system on south korea ian soil. that's a signal not just to north korea but ch

. >> the complete success made in the liftoff is great work and attached important. it's an event developing the country's science, technology and defense capability. >> it's that defense capability that worries world powers. a rocket that launch as satellite could carry a nuclear warhead. even this one slow to fuel and hard to conceal. >> this doesn't have military applications, but some of the applications, some of the technologies, some of the systems and sub systems, they could use for the military programs. >> south korea's president convened her national security council calling the launch an unnecessary prove occasion. >> recognizing the nuclear threat as a threat to world peace, the security council should quickly come up with strong sakes. >> seoul announced it would start cooperation with the united states. >> that's a signal to china. beijing is opposed to the fad system so close to its territory. united states and south carolina are trying to pressure china to get tough on its ally. >> kim jong-un has mailed the pursuit of economic success and weapons the

houston, we have liftoff. (shouting.). >> more and more city's high san francisco is committing to dislocate to end all traffic death that means improving safety for people walking and driving and safety on our streets is everyone's responsibility people can make mistakes but not result in injury or death all traffic collisions are preventable as drivers you play a large role that will give you the tools to drive safely on streets a recent survey asks hundreds of drivers about save city introduce driving what did they say watch for distracted behavior and slow down and be patient and check for people before you turn the facts about city driving shows how important to be alert most collisions happen in good weather allowance even at 25 mile-per-hour it takes a vehicle 85 feet to stop this is almost 7 car lengths slowing down makes collisions less savior when a person is hit by a passerby vehicle 25 minor the chance of death is 25 percent 40 percent that increases inform 85 percent slowing down didn't cost much

just a second before liftoff. the next launch attempt will take place tomorrow. >> liftgate over to tina saar basile. >> not a good sunday. let's start at the garden. it used to be a storied rivalry. a five-point lead at halftime. the heat go on to break. dwayne wade goes in for the layup. fifty-eight-47. they did keep this game close. williams for the slam. fifty-seven-53 in the fourth quarter. closer than that. joe johnson. the shot clock goes off. twelve points on the night. 98281. one of the oscars big storylines waded into the game last night. in his regular seat up the garden, not at the oscars. he wore a tux ito and gold jordans. he said he could not support the aware awards ceremony. he says he expects change in the future. onto hockey now. after that humiliating loss, he was out for revenge. firing for the circle. tying the game up at one. goals keep her. that gives them the lead. i am already. i am marty on to baseball. it looks like the pirates could be taking part in march madness. the pirates are up h

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production, capacitization, o i think they'll have to take a step back and say, we got that first liftoff of, but it may be a while, and may be the first half of '16 before we think about going again. >> art hogan with wonderlick securities. >> and speaking of the federal reserve, one fed official is not concerned about the market sclilt. kansas city fed presidentester george, says the fed will maintain its path of hikes unless the policy changes. george says that the u.s. economy is in, quote, a generally good position, end quote, and could support further rate increases. >>> one industry benefitting from low oil and gas prices is autos. sales last month were stronger than expected. in fact, it was the strongest january sales rate since 2000. for the big three, however, the results were a bit mixed. chrysler reported a nearly 7% increase in sales, its 70th straight month of year-on-year monthly gains. gm sales were mostly flat. ford saw a decline of 2.6%. but for the industry overall, sales are shifting into high gear. phil lebeau reports. >> reporter: with the average gallon of gas sell

. >> and we have liftoff. >> it is carrying a military satellite. this is the final satellite to be carried into space by the ula rocket. >>> we're getting a new look how the seminole county deputies help the orlando police make an arrest. the helicopter flew over the car being chased by opd. >> alert to may fair circle. >> the car was followed to sanford where four people bailed and ran under power lines at an apartment complex and the police did catch up and arrested the people. >>> the weather caused a scare on people living on the water an 81-year-old woman and 76- year-old woman had to be rescued through a window. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> the democrat thick candidates for president faced off in a heated debate and tomorrow will be the republicans' turn. all the candidates are campaigning around the clock with four days left. >> reporter: back on the trail after a fiery night on the debate stage. >> let's talk about the issues that divide us. >> reporter: the democratic presidential candidates facing off for the l

wes washpun, liftoff. lefty hammer. lead up to 15. but the shockers go on a 17-2 run. markus mcduffie inside and we';re tied at 44. but the panthers dont blink. matt bohannon. nba 3 with a hand in his face, lead back up to 7. wichita state's 43 game home winning streak is ova! uni with a big win 53-50. another loss for the drake men. 75-60 on the road at southern illinois.its been a tough season for the iowa wild, now they're losing their head coach. john torchetti is leaving iowa to take over the minnesota wild on an interim basis. torchetti has been with he's been an interim coach twice in his career but never a full-time nhl coach. minnesota is just a few points out of a wildcard spot. and the wild lose tonight at home 4-3 to grand rapids. swimmers work all year for a few seconds of glory at the state meet. shaved heads, shaved legs, all worth it if it means a state title. boys state meet from marshalltown. 200 freestyle. johnston's stepjan fiolic, future hawkeye, takes 2nd. fiolic also finishes 2nd in the 100. 50 free. iowa city west wins. grant fuhr of johnston 2n

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. >> 30 years ago, on january 20 8, 1986, the space shuttle challenger exploded 73 seconds after liftoff, taking the lives of the seven crew members pictured here on their way to the launchpad. the crew included schoolteacher christa mcauliffe, selected from more than 100,000 applicants to be the first teacher in space. next, on american history tv's real america, a 10 minute video of her with backup teacher barbara morgan. they are shown beating the challenger crew, testing food, and being fitted for space clothing. >> there we go. >> ok. >> ok, charles.