liftoff. >> roger. >> feel pressure a little high. >> roger. >> slightly low, no problem. >> roger. >> go for staging. >> roger, staging. >> that thrust is looking a little high. >> roger. >> status check? >> go. >> go. >> guidance? >> standby. >> go. >> go, flight. >> roger. >> roger. >> standby. >> standing by. >> over 300 feet per second. >> 72-95. >> 72 is 24860. >> roger, no go. >> you are no go. no go. >> do you have a time? >> roger, flight area charlie at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> we are going for area charlie. retro-firing at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> give me sometimes -- some times. >> no swells. destroyer is the low. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- retro fire. >> roger. fire one. >> rocket two. >> this was not an actual gemini mission, nobody left the ground. they did not abort. we have edited together and isolate a launch with shots of flight control assimilating the launch. the flight was simulated from a room in the mission construed center -- control center, and -- flight simulation is done by compute

liftoff. >> roger. [rockets] [indiscernible] >> roger. >> good liftoff. roger program. >> the liftoff came as the flight director had requested my lip and 40 a.m. and -- 11:40 a.m. and 59 seconds. gemini viii goes into the clouds high above cape kennedy. as the spacecraft comes out of the clouds, a plane fix it up for a close look to see what it is like to fly on top of the booster. >> 50 seconds, looking good. >> after 50 seconds, they release restraints required for seat rejection -- ejection. gemini viii was inserted into an orbit of 86 nautical miles. byy close to the plan values 145 not all miles -- nautical miles. >> roger, we have ignition. >> roger, staging. [indiscernible] >> copy that. >> the launch site is the first contingency that has passed successfully. he trained team has been released and returned to other duties. with two good orbits, the target vehicle and spacecraft, the gemini had a head start with docking. the maneuvers will be essentially the same as those performed by gemini six. so fast does the face -- space program accelerate, t

liftoff. >> roger, role. good liftoff. roger, pitch program. >> the liftoff came as flight director hodge requested. gemini viii goes into the clouds high above kate kennedy. as the spacecraft comes out of the clouds, and aerial chase plane picks up for a close look as the is like to ride spacecraft crew on top of a booster. >> looking good. >> after 50 seconds, the crew releases the restraints required for seat ejection. gemini viii was inserted into an miles five 146 miles. >> roger, staging. >> the launch site is the first contingency passed successfully. the team has been released and returns to other duties. , gemini good orbits viii had a good head start on rendezvous and docking. the maneuvers would be the same of those performed by gemini six. programdoes the space accelerate that it was the primary objective in december. but three months later, it is march and rendezvous seems almost routine. everyone is focused on docking, everyone except those who fly the mission. then, you take things abouty-step all stop >> to

and liftoff. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission. and it has cleared the tower. >> rock and roll, challenger. >> confirmed. challenger now heading down range. engines beginning throttling down. 94%. normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. will throttle down to 65% shortly. engines at 65%. three engines running normally, three good fuel cells. 2257 feet per seconds. three nautical miles. engines throttling up. three engines at 104%. >> challenger, go with throttle up. >> one minute 15 seconds. altitude nine nautical miles. >> flight control looking carefully at the situation. obviously, a major malfunction. we have no down link. we have a report from the flight dynamics officer that the vehicle has exploded. director confirms that. we are looking at checking with the recovery forces to see what can be done at this point. >> ladies and gentlemen, i had planned to speak to you tonight to report on the state of the union. the events of earlier today have led me to change those plans. today is a day for mourning and remembering. nan

and liftoff. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission. and it has cleared the tower. >> rock and roll, challenger. >> confirmed. challenger now heading down range.

the "rookie" on this flight, i had a thrill from the moment of liftoff to what we are doing now.s really been super, the spacecraft has worked all the way along. i think we have something that is really going to mean sending to the country in the world. this vehicle is performing like a champ, like all of us that have worked so hard nude that it would. would.ard knew that it just accidents, says robert crippen. liftoff, srv separation, and recovery, e.g. , opening andmpact closing tests, have all been successful. >> this is fantastic. you worked through a long, hard day. it has sure been fun working with you today, and we look forward to seeing you in the morning. get a good nights rest best night's rest -- getting good night's rest. >> hasta manana. ♪ a job well done by the shuttle space team ♪ ♪ i will tell you right now, she is in the machine ♪ ♪ columbia, not the kind you smoke ♪ ♪ this here is a first ♪ elcome to day two. >> all right. we appreciate that wake-up music. >> today, the astronauts test the onboard systems and review procedures for tomorrow's lending. -- landing.

. >>> some young bay area scientists are getting ready for liftoff. >> i'm excited because hopefullyit won't blow up this time. >> we will introduce you to the high school students making a second attempt at defending their spaceships -- their science projects into space.>>> people lining up to purchase the new model 3 for tesla. >>> a nice-looking day. it -- another day of good- looking weather. >>> you are looking at i-80 and berkeley near university avenue. cars heading toward the camera are toward the bay bridge. not too bad in that direction but slow north to richmond. >> heavy traffic southbound on a 80 oakland. >>> california's plan to raise the minimum wage cleared its first hurdle today. the governor and leaders have agreed to raise it to $15 per hour by 2022. if the full assembly and senate passed it, california will become the first state to commit to a large pay hike for the working poor.>>> cal state teachers rallied for a degrees today before what could be a five-day strike. faculty members across 23 campuses say they are not receiving a living wage right now and are de

field join approximately 300 degrees circumferential which is consistent with the smoke emissions at liftoff. within half a second, the flame had grown into a continuous and well defined plume. at the same time, telemetry showed a divergence in pressure between the right and left srb. pressure in the right was lower as a result of the growing leak. the plume is seen here on the surface of the external tank and lower aft strut. at 62 seconds, the control system elements began to respond to the forces caused by the plume. as recorded on e-207 and e-204, the first visual indication that the plume penetrated the external tank was seen at 64.66 seconds as an abrupt change in the shape and color of the plume. this is an indication of hydrogen leaking from the external tank. at 64.705 seconds, a bright sustained glow developed between the orbiter and the external tank. slight changes in the hydrogen tank pressure data confirmed the leak 2.2 seconds later at 66.8 seconds when the lh-2 tank pref pressurization could no longer maintain its rate. the pressure could no longer be maintained indicating le

the spacex rocket had a successful liftoff. >> three two one liftoff. >> carrying a communications elon said, however, the rocket landed hard on a drone ship. >> nasa astronaut scott kelly says he is adjusting to being back on earth this morning. his muscles and joins are sore, touching things in gravity is irritating his skin. he is enjoying having the experience on earth once again. he and his twin brother are getting to exchange things once again. >> rupert murdoch is wednesday again. fourth marriage for 84-year-old plur 84-year-old mir are-year-old measure you -year-old murdoch. >> when you're 92 years old and you try omake someone (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... 3 starting a new career... >> a citizen ver businessman is starting a new career. >> and at the -- a denver businessman is starting a new career. >> and at the age of 92. >> that's jack barton, founder and owner of casey fine furniture. >> i looked at my competition, if they can do it, they're not very smart. i'm going to go

. >> ignition and liftoff. >> the latest liftoff from cape kahn aftebe canaveral in florid. $17 million craft is designed to take realtime images of weather patterns and climatic change in the eye of the storm. president ben benito aquino. , says the space technology will benefit the philippines. >> we can apply this to be disaster prevention and mitigation efforts. in the long term it's going to be very cost effective. >> reporter: news of the launch made the headlines. the wata 1 is only the third satellite the philippines has launched into space. besides measuring weather patterns, it will determine what land and water resources are available or in decline. these filipinos welcome the space project. >> i think that's pretty awesome. there is a lot to be done in terms of disaster prevention. >> that would be a very well thing for philippines. i. >> i think it's a very good move by the philippines to launch a satellite to be able to benefit all of us. >> reporter: it is hoped this technology will be able to warn everyone on the storms in the past that have had aen devastati

sunday's try ended with an engine shut down seconds before liftoff. although the launch was a susucess, the rocket crashed when it landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. >> mcdonnell's, i'm lovein' it. >>> south florida, 6:13. we finally made it to our weekend. we are dealing with a few showers we need to get through first. let's jump right in. our live first alert radar picking up on showers across portions of key biscayne and further to the south across portions of south beach and miami beach. everywhere else, you'll notice it's the only placee're dealing with showers right now. broward county things looking good for you. elsewhere in miami-dade, nono too bad. we're waking up to temperatures closer to seasonable. 66 in mime, 65 in ft. lauderdale. upper 60s d dwn into the keys. we're expecting warm temperatures aga this afternoon. not as warm as we saw the past few days but definitely should be hitting the 80-degree mark. we're dealing with a few clouds streaming in from the gulf of mexico. this is associated with a system that remains over th

verses to a presidentable race, it's enough to make an astronaut race back to the space station >> and liftoff. >> cnn, new york. >> steven colbert weighed in on the campaign and looked at what mitt romney said about donald trump. >> what happened to trump airlines? how about trump university and then there's trump magazine and trump vodka and trump steaks and trump mortgage. a business genious he is not. >> true, he has put his name on terrible investments, four ago, he endorsed mitt romney ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,

top of the 4th orioles leading and we have liftoff. morrison crushes it to center field and over the 25-foot wall. two run jack. rays cut the lead in half for two. next batter, evan longoria swings at a pitch and exits stage left, back-to-back home runs for the rays, 4-3, baltimore leads. and steven souza with a grand slam. >>> for the second straight year. the u.s. basketball team advances to the second round of the tournament. bulls win all thanks to courtney's. they still won even though she did not start. >>> this group has been together for a long time and that is what we talked at half- time, the next 20 minutes can define your season because you know your next game could be your last. you know i think with everything that we have gone through we sti haven't played our best basketball and not our best moment yet. >>> of course we will have more this >>> all right. kids, we will be looking for temperatures to drop down through the 60s tonight and then start off tomorrow morning at about 50. our high tomorrow only 65. but we will w

a beautiful liftoff at 6:35. space x launched an ses satellite into orbit. it will support telecommunications and broadcasts over in asia. this marks space x's first launch this year from here on the space coast. space x attempted to land the rocket after it detached from its payload onto an ocean barge. this would have been the first time for space x, but the attempt was unsuccessful. aside from the barge, everything else seemed to have gone according to plan, so a fairly successful night for space x out here on the space coast. holly bristow, fox 35 news. >> sonni: it is a story that's burning up social media tonight. a knife reportedly found on oj simpson's property is being tested more than 20 years after the murders of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. i talked with a legal analyst about what this could mean. construction started on the new stadium for orlando city soccer but a woman is doing what she can to put the brakes on the whole project. we'll hear from her. and the widow of a law enforcement officer, fighting to get full pension for all s

. >> liftoff. >> and liftoff. jeff williams -- >> a russian rocket blasted into space a short time ago from kazakhstan. the destination, the international space station. among the crew, jeff williams. he he will spend the next six noz in the iss. and when it's over, he will spend the record for the most cumulative days spent in space by an american, 544 days. >>> illegal drug use by military personnel at a military base in wyoming. they have come under close scrutiny over the last four years, following of violations of training and personal conduct. >> reporter: randall, the investigation is particularly embarrassing to the air force, coming as it does two years after a drug and cheating scandal rocked a missile corp and prompted a top to bottom shakeup, prompting a take over by officers who are in charge of launching icbms. what began then, a drug investigation, uncovered a wide spread scandal where missileers have been cheating on the proficiency test. its focusing not on the missileers, but the force that's pro

nats 3 2 1 liftoff an impressive lift- off from cape canaveral last night, as this rocket headed for the international space station. the unmanned rocket is loaded with supplies for the station. nasa officials say the rocket won't earth. instead, the craft set on fire. what happens when erupts inside a space capsule in a zero-gravity environment. happening today day! created to celebrate the magic and unconditional love that puppies bring to our lives. raise awareness of in need of care and pup! upload them using the fox19 now mobile app... or email a picture to pix at fox19 now dot com. 4 shot time now for the fox19 flashback.... nats up next on fox19 now.. a check of your current weather and traffic conditions. plus... sarah palin making a comeback to reality t-v? we'll explain. "fox19 now never stops. take us with you wherever you go. download the fox 19 weather now app for live street level radar in your neighborhood. and lightning tracker warns you the instant near you. search fox 19 weather now in the app store or google play weather now anim afternoon with a sun and cloud mix

and after months of sitting on the launch pad another wallops and we have liftoff from wallops island! the terrier improved malemute rocket took off from the flight facility on the eastern shore this morning. its payload includes projects from west virginia university -- morgantown. the launch was scheduled for december but delayed several times because of the weather. first comes the frigid winter temperatures -- then comes potholes. newschannel three s les smith is live with more on one road finally getting some relief. who have to deal with a bumpy ride along witchduck road in virginia beach. the city has officially repaved the road ahead of a larger public works project. the road took a beating during (last winter s storms. the majority of the potholes are near the interstate. officials say the road needed to be paved temporarily between the two ramps where the overpass crosses. an official with the department of public works says drivers couldn )t wait any longer. work for complete rebuild of witchduck road are expected to start in august. those repairs will likely take two years

. >>> and bay area high school students hitting ready for liftoff.heir second attempt at sending their experiments into space. >> i'm excited. hopefully it won't blow up this time. >>> two minneapolis police officers involved in the shooting of a 24-year-old black man in november will not be charged with wrongdoing. the county attorney announced that after a review of the shooting, the officers did not have -- did have reason to believe they were in danger. to mark clark was shot in the head after two officers responded to an escalating domestic violence call. protesters and witnesses have argued that clark was handcuffed and on the ground when he was shot. the mayor asked for calm in the wake of today's 'decision. >> today is a hard day for everyone in the city of minneapolis. many people are feeling hurt, anger, disappointment, frustration, mistrust in a system that has not worked for everyone. >> reporter: the investigation found clark was on the ground but not handcuffed and was actually reaching for one of the officer's guns when he was shot. >>

the united launch alliance atlas 5-rocket is set to liftoff at 11:05 tonight. it will carry 5-experiments into orbit as part of the the last mission under nasa' s current contract with ula. one of the experiments was put together by some ucf students. we' ll be streaming it live on the wesh 2 mobile app and inside wesh.com. meteorologist eric burris is joining us. eric: it does look nice. here is the forecast for you. 90% chance of good weather. the only concern is a couple of clouds. let me take you to the brevard county skycam. a few miles south the you get the idea. you a few clouds overhead. nothing too bad now. let me take you to downtown orlando where it is gorgeous out. a nice light breeze out of the south. here is another look at those clouds along the coast. the big question is, where though -- will there be a brave cloud cover. we are about as clear as can be. -- onshore flow. we are at 73 in the villages. what i have for you. 63 at 9:00. it is not quite as much as last night. 60 degrees outside. 45 in ocala. 49 in the villages. 54 in kissimmee. now l

the accomplices say pilot liftoff. >> something you see in a movie. >> crazy. >> after the guys were pulled from the yard, they hung on to the rope for about a three-minute flight where the helicopter goes to a waiting cadillac escalade. hours later, the two escapees and their two accomplices were caught. this is happening back in 2013. released. one of the escapees got -- the other accomplice, an escapee are awaiting sentencing. >> when you're looking at are tens of thousands of wildebeests and they're about to begin their migration over the river. in the serengeti. >> spectacular to watch. just full-on chaos and danger. >> it looks like at first they're going to be swept away. but i assure you many make this crossing very common. what you see here, one last form, then a second line forms and they all start jumping in and moving across. >> just to get from one place to through, the instinct that drives them into the dangerous situation like that. >> the instinct is looking for greener pastures. in the video, makes it look like but right here, as they cross that river, as they get cl

liftoff. >> spacex successfully launched its rocket today today, the landing of the private space company's reusable rocket booster did not go as well, it crash landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. >> astronaut scott kelly says he is sore but feels okay. his body is still getting used to gravity. part of his mission on the international space station was to be a human guinea pig to research what would happen on a manned mission to mars. in a press conference he said that soon could be a reality. >> if it stays two years, two and a half years, yes, that's doable. >> kelly and a russian cosmonaut spent that time in the international space station. he took some breathtaking views of earth. >>> the legendary iditarod dog race is set to twe get underways weekend. but there's a lack of snow. to make sure mushers and their huskies could get off to a good start, they had to transport 350,000 yards ever snow. ray suarez is up next with "inside story," have a great night and a great weekend. photos ♪ ♪ >> some of the best names in the republican party, candidates and elder statesmen alike, t

liftoff! the atlas five rocket. jim: nothing like a nighttime launch in central florida again, this is an out was five rocket. it has some experience on board as well. there is a low cloud deck. that when it really like that just going to muhsin rocket sound. it was designed by students at ucf. as part of this experiment. you will hear why scientists say exploring an asteroid could be like opening a gold mine. meredith: a man posing as an employee made off with 30 thousand dollars worth of cell phones from a target store in palm coast. . sheriff' s deputies say this is the suspect leaving the store on state road 100 yesterday morning with a duffel bag full of 41 brand new phones. investigators say the suspect identified himself as a target mobile employee and was dressed in the typical black and khaki attire the suspect was given keys by a real employee that allowed him access to a store room where deputies say he helped himself this same man is a suspect in similar thefts from investigators are still working to det

. >> three, two, one, zero, liftoff. >> there it went. the rocket launched last night from thehcape canaveral air force station to send a commercial satellite into space. this was the fifth launch attempt over the past week and a half. sunday's try ended with an engine shutdown seconds before liftoff. although the launch was a success, the rocket crashed when it landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. >>> erika and i both will be heading to carnaval on the mile later today what kind of weather will we be expected when we get there around 12:00. >> we are dealing with a few showers, spotty and scattered in nature as the day goes on. we are dealing with cloud alonon coastal areas. the further inland you go, you're'ing clearer skies. right now dealing with spotty showers near portions of miami-dade county. zooming in, the shower approaching pinecrest and into the kendall area, north miami and also miami gardens and into tt aventura area. this has been the case all morning long. broward county, you've been in the clear all morning long.

. >> and liftoff of the atlas five rocket with -- supplies for the crew and experiments for the sun. and will set the craft on fire upon return. scientists hope the experiment will help them determine how much fire resistant gear is required. >> liquid nitrogen once flowed on pluto's surface. earth has a 23-degree planetary tilt. and pluto's 120-degree tilt causes it to wobble back and forth causing tropic and arctic zones, allowing for flowing liquid nitrogen. it last happened 900,000 years ago. >>> for now, global warming is not a big issue. >> no, they probably don't have much of that on pluto, being as far as they are from the sun. >> and pretty windy out there. >> we wouldn't consider this a fantastic day. mid-70s is just about perfect. the only thing to change is the wind. it's rather blustery. we take a look at durham. and it looks beautiful. coming up on just about two weeks before the official home opener at the -- they're putting the finishing touches on the stadium there. we take shots of this on and off and it always looks good. 67 is the current temperature. and the wind

and liftoff at the wallops flight facility. more on the payload home-school students in virginia won )t be playing sports with their public school peers after the governor recently vetoed a bill that would allow it. newschannel three s brian hill spoke with students and parents about how this impacts a student s education. he brings us with the story - new at 5. eight grade homeschool student solomon ashby has been playing sports on community teams for years ... but hung up his gear at the end of last year. "they re harder to find. they may not be as big, might be as well know, might not have as many games and might not be as associated well with the community." those reasons are why solomon was upset governor terry mcauliffe vetoed a bill allowing homeschool students to play sports at public schools. "i think the benefits would be more time so spectators and you. that way homeschool kids get about the same amount of opportunities as public school kids." the governor vetoed the popular bill with this statement saying in part qu

we have liftoff. he crushes it deep to center and over the 25-foot wall. rays cut the lead in half for two. very next batter. two pitches later, evan longoria, he swings at a pitch that would be the ball. back-to-back runs for the rays. this game ends in 8-8 tie. the rays had to catch a plane to cuba. the game against cuba will be televised on espn. >>> basketball, the sweet 16 is nearly set for the ncaa tournament. miami remains in the big dance and the other less popular tournament, the nit have the gators facing -- that would change. florida leading by 12 in the second. taye von allen. yes, that wasn't the best dunk of the game. 5'9", harris. baseline. gators have the last laugh. gators will either face george the bulls beat colorado state. off the bench was the first time the future product came off the bench. now, jose fernandez wouldn't say why he didn't start her. it doesn't matter. they still won. they're not playing their best yet. >> this group has been together for a long time. that's what we talked about at half-time. the next 20 minutes can de

and liftoff. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission. and it has cleared the tower. >> rock and roll, challenger. >> confirmed. challenger now heading down range. engines beginning throttling down. 94%. normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. will throttle down to 65% shortly. engines at 65%. three engines running normally, three good fuel cells. 2257 feet per seconds. three nautical miles. engines throttling up. three engines at 104%. >> challenger, go with throttle up. >> one minute 15 seconds. altitude nine nautical miles. >> flight control looking carefully at the situation. obviously, a major malfunction. we have no down link. we have a report from the flight dynamics officer that the vehicle has exploded. director confirms that. we are looking at checking with the recovery forces to see what can be done at this point. >> ladies and gentlemen, i had planned to speak to you tonight to report on the state of the union. the events of earlier today have led me to change those plans. today is a day for mourning and remembering. nan

. >>> three, two, one, ignition and liftoff. >> i love watching that. i say that every time we cover these stories which is like once a week. an unmanned atlas five rocket has blasted off f fom cape canaveral. the rocket is headed to the iss food, equipment and scientific research data for nasa. >>> in case you didn't know it -- >> today is national puppy day. >> sasha fruit snacks which is eli's puppy. although it's one of the most deligful stages in a dog's life, except for chewig everything you own including your credit card, most people don't actually know when a puppy transitions from a a puppy to an adult. >> the transition depends on the puppy's size and breed. it happens between 10 and 24 months. i can't even talk with all those puppies on screen. >> petsmart is offering special doles. if you use the code tenforyou for deals. she has my ankles. >> and your wallet and your credit cards, yourur shoes and your socks. >> the list is so long. >> we skipped adolescence. dogs go through teenage years. they're not very nice. maybe that was just me. your

. >> for the the fifth time seemed to be the charm for the launch of this rocket, a beautiful liftoff, taking a satellite into orbit that will support telecommunications and broadcasts over in asia. it marks the first launch this year from the space coast. spacex attempted to land the rocket after it detached it payload, on to a barge but the peament attempt was unsuccessful but everything else went awarding according to plan and so a fairly >> and the ceo tweeted rocket landed hard on the drone ship, and didn't expect this one to land gently, because of . >> and this is an absolutely tunning image stunning image here, well, coming up it's the price you pay for internet fame. >> if you don't have people passionate enough to hate you, you are probably doing something wrong. >> for some celebrities there is a dark side to going viral. the blow back that is unavailable. wait, paul, don't talk yet. from trolls to tolls, an ideas that easies traffic on the veterans, but it will cost more for a quicker ride. >> and a beautiful day and it weekend. the seven-day looks in 1934, steak 'n shake

. >> three, two, one, ignition and liftoff. >> breaking overnight. a cargo ship carrying nearly 8,000 pounds of food, women, nasa is headed to the international space station. the restocking is needed following a string of failed deliveries. the gear includes a commercial quality 3d printer and experimental robotic grippers. the shipment is set to arrive on saturday. >> all right. hopefully it makes its mission. >>> time right now 4:57. a manhunt under way in belgium captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> hello and good morning. thanks for watching cbs north carolina on this wednesday. i'm stefan chase. >> i'm in for russ bowen. lawmakers will come back for a special session concerning a controversial topic. >> kristin ketchell will have a look at the morning commute. first, though, alyssa corfont has the forecast. better, right? we're starting off in the 40s and 50s. we're not seeing a and keeping the temperatures off to the south towards the sand hills a little chillier. 47 in lillington. 44 in sanford. h

we have liftoff. logan crushes it deep to center field and over that 2 5-foot -- 25-foot wall. next batter two, pitches later, evan longoria at the dish, swings at a pitch that would tags it, stage left, back-to- back home runs for the rays. this game ended in an 8-8 tie after nine innings because the rays had to catch their plane to cuba. more practice before tuesday's game at 1:50 on cuba's field, televised on espn. >>> the second round of the women's ncaa tournament. bulls beat colorado state thanks to courtney williams' 31 points off the bench. the first time of the year the future wnba product came off the bench. jose fernandez wouldn't elaborate why he didn't start her but it didn't matter because usf won and will play ucla tonight at 9:00 with a trip to the sweet 16 on the line the bulls have never made it to the sweet 16. >>> that's your morning sports report. enjoy your day. >>> 4:50. a scare in the air. coming up at 5:00 -- what went a flight to hawaii. >> first a campaign moment before a parody. donald trump serenaded on >>> the forecast, chilly stuff. sunrise 7:32.

and diane sawyer here tonight with the actress that >>> standing by and liftoff. >> up, up and away. the space capsule blasted off in kazakhstan today. it's headed to the international space station. on board, two russians and one american, astronaut jeff williams. >>> domino's pizza introduced a delivery robot in australia. it can hold up to ten pizzas in a heated compartment that each customer unlocks with a unique code. not clear when it will come to the u.s. or if you have to tip it. >> that's a good question. >> maybe you should drop in a little drop of oil. >> i want to go on a roller coaster ride for free. >> you've come to the right place because michael finney is here with his free stuff. >> in is the 40th anniversary of great america. so because of that, you're going to get to go free. that's a $67 deal you're not going to have to pay for. you know the rides they have there. they've got gold stroker, flight deck, columbia, and they have mass effect new earth. it's a 4-d holographic journey. it opens on the 25th. $67 value, you get that for free. then cobbs' comedy club. we'

all systems go for the atlas rocket launch from the space coast you davis 80% good weather for the liftoff. pictures of the rocket being rolled to the pad yesterday. this thing will carry 7 this thing will carry 7,000 pounds of supplies, experiments and food to the space station crew. one experiments one experiments involves lighting a fire to the capsule after it leaves in a few months after it leaves in a few months. tonight's launch at 11:05 p.m. and you can see it on air and online as well as at clickorlando.com. >>> now a story you will see only on news 6, an injured bald eagle found in a central florida neighborhood. now we are working to get results after a viewer reached out to us to help him get more information. take a look. a viewer innocent this video saying he found this bald eagle outside his house on winding water circle in winter springs. you can see the eagle standing upright, but we are told the now the man who found it says seminole county animal control came out and took the eagle many questions. so far we haven't heard what caused the bird's injuries. we have also reac

. >> and liftoff. a year in space starts now. >> last march, kelly flew to the carried out among other things, countless experiments to study trips in space. he spent 340 days in orbit. the same number of day it's would take to get to mars. >> physically, i feel pretty good. >> last week, kelly admitted space is a harsh environment. >> having no running water, you know, it's kind of like i've been in the woods camping for a year. >> during his mission, he flew more than 443 mile and made 54 orbits around earth and saw 11,000 sunrises and sunsets. >> i'm hopeful and i think we'll learn a lot about longer durations space flight and how day. >> later today, he'll fly to doctors. dawn champion, cbs news. >> he's one cool dude. kelly beat his closest us contenders the word record of 438 days in space was set by a rushing doctor back in the 1990s. >>> welcome back to him. >>> let's get a check on the wind outside this morning. lauren is tracking that. >> we can see it's not too bad. this is outside the state

. >> liftoff of the atlas 5 rocket with supplies for the crew, >> you saw it on news 6 last night. the atlas 5 rocket carrying thousands of pounds of food and supplies blasted off on its way to the space station. for many who stayed up to watch the launch they say it is something special they'll never forget. >> i expected it not to be so bright. it looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. >> amazing. exactly how i expected it but it was better than i thought. >> they are spectacular at more than 16,000 pounds, this was the heaviest atlas 5 rocket to ever launch. >> a crime tracker alert. the flagler county sheriff's office says jamal brown pretended to be a mobile worker for taking off with phones. it happened at the target of get this, target crews said he had to be let into an equipment room once he was given the keys, they say brown left the store. he was last seen leaving in a 2010 nissan altima. if you know where this guy is, call crime stoppers. >> orange county solid waste managers issued $26,000 in fines to trash collectors for missed pickup. a story we have been follo

>>a successful liftoff for space x tonight from cape canaveral. they're talking 9 rockets taking up communication satellites into orbit. this was the 4th attempt to get the rocket off for this mission. the new satellite will service parts of asia and the indian ocean region. >>> a pretty sickening scene taxi teacher. this happened in tallahassee. the student punches the teacher in the face and then continues to beat him until he falls to the floor. the 17-year-old is charged with aggravated assault. the teacher is recovering from a concussion. no word on what started the incident. >>after nearly a year in space, scott kelly is back and home -- at home in the us. he is talking about readjusting to life on earth. >> i have an issue with my skin -- because it hadn't touched anything for so long -- any significant contact, it is very sensitive . it is almost like a burning feeling wherever i sit or lie or walk. >>that doesn't sound pleasant. he said he kept his sanity by taking things one step at a time and looking forward to little milestones. get th

liftoff set for 11:305. it's named the ss rick husband for the fallen commander of the spaceship columbia. >>> great night for a rocket launch across cape canaveral. in fact it will be partly cloudy, just fantastic evening with temperatures around 61. for us, it's much colder than look at the start, mid to upper 30s. when will we warm up? and when will 80s come back? >>> 5:38. still to come -- serious punishment for a pinch. one middle schooler's bad behavior now leading to more than just detention. >> you never know where we might have a camera on. >> a shooting caught on camera, at a gas station. this special tool that helped authorities get their case >>> we're staying on top of breaking news in belgium. police say at least 13 people are dead, possibly even more, after two explosions in the brussels international airport. this is video from inside a chaotic scene. a witness calling it a war scene with debris and walking wounded everywhere. reports that one of the blasts was a suicide bomber. another blast

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and liftoff. the year in space starts now. >> the goal, to help future astronauts survive even longer space missions like the three mars and back astronaut reid wiseman spent six months on the space station in 2014. >> from the federal community. thousand of things they will look at. what is going on with muscles, bones, eyes, fluid shift, how is his brain coping. >> nasa will have the unique opportunity to analyze changes to kelly's jen itting structure, comparing him to identical twin brother, former astronaut mark kelly. in hundreds of extraordinary photos from space, kelly invited social media followers along for the ride. in october, he took this memorable selfie of his first space walk. >> i believe in the importance of flying in space. and the research we do. i believe in exploration. and i will miss being -- on the front lines of that endeavor. >> kelly says the hardest thing about his time in space was missing his friend and family. but he will see many of them when he returns home to hou

. >> and liftoff. the year in space starts now. >> reporter: last march, kelly flew to the international space station and carried out, among other things, countless experiments to study the effects of long-duration trips in space. he spent an unprecedented 240 orbit. the same number of days it would take to get to mars. >> i'm definitely encouraged on the ability to go even longer. i mean, even though i looked forward to coming home and there's things that i missed, i felt like if it was for the right reason, i clearly could have stayed. >> reporter: but last week while still in orbit, kelly admitted space is a harsh environment. >> for instance having no running water, you know, it's kind of like i have been in the woods camping for a year. >> reporter: during his mission, he flew more than 143 million miles, made more than 5400 orbits around earth, and saw 11,000 sun rises and sunsets. >> later today, he will fly to doctors. >> "q": kelly beat his closest u.s. contenders in terms of time in space by

when liftoff happens, you'll see it live on news 6 and on clickorlando.com. >> we'll see if they can get the job done. time to check in with troy bridges. >> weather should not be a problem for that this time. we had wind issues last week. as we show you a live view over downtown orlando, there is the amway center. a few more cars out on the roadways, our major roadway, 408, i-4 looking busy this morning. 57 is the temperature from this vantage point with calm winds and some moisture in the atmosphere. we can't rule out patchy fog. so far so good. north and west of i-4, we are cooler, we are at 41 degrees. 47 at palm coast. 41 is in ocala in marion county t. bus stop looking good and warm, all the way up to 81 by 4:00 with a mix of sun and clouds. cool to start. you'll need a jacket. certainly not through the afternoon add bus stop. coming up, the rest of the week and whether you can expect rain. first let's check on the roads center with a traffic alert. >> i was looking for an update. it looks like we have the southbound lanes of i-95 closed in melbourne this morning, right at pine

. >> and liftoff! the year in space starts now. >> reporter: last march, kelly flew to the international space station and carried out, among other things, countless experiments to study the effects of long duration flips space. he spent an unprecedented 340 days in orbit, the same number of days it would take to get to mars. >> i'm definitely encouraged on our ability to go even longer. i mean, i kind of, you know, even though i look forward to coming home and there's things that i miss, i felt like if it was for the right reason i clearly could have stayed. >> reporter: but last week, while still in orbit, kelly admitted space is a harsh environment. >> for instance, having no running water, you know, it's kind of like i have been in the woods camping for a year. >> reporter: during his mission, he flew more than 143 million miles made more than 5400 orbits around earth and saw 11,000 sunrises and sunsets. later today he will fly to houston for a final check-up by doctors. don champion, cbs news. >>>

. >> 2, 1, liftoff. adrian: the unmanned falcon 9 rocket blasted off at sunset it' s sending a broadcast telecommunications satellite into orbit. as usual, spacex tried to land its first-stage booster on a barge in the atlantic about 400 again, they were unsuccessful. it was the fifth launch attempt over the past 10 days. the fourth annual orlando rocks benefit through orlando. this is helping triple amputee airman master sergeant joseph. he was escorted in a motor cade. people were able to meet with him and get better insight to his life and legacy. >> our veterans went out and fought the wars, fought them for them. if you don' t honor people who win your freedom for you, keep you free, then you are not much good, not much good for anybody. adrian: orange county fire department assisted in the motorcade. right now, we want to give you a live look at the bike week underway right now. in daytona beach, a lot of fun and excitement of their, and a lot more bikes heading there this week, and great weather to

and liftoff. >> astronaut williams will land at the international space station about six months from today. to the space station, an american record. when his mission is over, williams will also hold the record for the longest cumulative days an american has were spent in space, surpassing scott kelly who recently returned to the earth after a year in space. >> he is there somewhere behind that swinging owl. >>> all right, it happens every year. >>> first two days of the tournament and everybody's bracket ls busted already, including mine. now, we'll focus on the miami hurricanes hopefully making a big run in the tournament. against wichita >>> wcome back, despite being a three-seed in the ncaa tournament, the miami hurricanes come into tomorrow's matchup with wichita state as a 2.5 under dog, but the canes are not worried about being on underdog, angel rodriguez led the canes with 24 points, miami finishing five scores double digits. while the odds-makers may not favovo the canes, they have the confidence to advance in the tournament. to a lot of people we have not done enough to pr