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you have the commander of the flight, nicolem mann. she's the first female and the first native american woman and a colonel of the marine corps, test pilot, mechanical engineer, and she's a mother. so she has many, many attributes that make her the perfect commander for this particular mission. they get set for what will be a lift-off right about 40 seconds from now. the capsule which is the dragon capsule on top of the falcon 9 rocket system. we'll just listen in. >> a reminder as we listen in here, this is the use of nasa now with commercial space partners to carry astronauts. they'll carry astronauts to the international space station. let's watch. >> t minus 15. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, mission, engines full power, and lif lift-off. >> 1 alpha. >> copy 1 alpha. >> the vehicle is pitching downrange. >> stage 1 propulsion. >> apparent telemetry. >> stage 1. >> martin savidge as we watch this takeoff. it's majestic. i could watch it over andover. i'm a bit of a space geek. walk through, again, the importance of this mission, an

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>> petaluma born marine colonel nicole mann has become the first first native american woman eveo travel to space. >> first one through the hatch l be nicole mann. >> wide eyed, she was the first to come through the hatch from the spacex capsule and meet the space station crew after a 29-hour trek. she was also commanding the mission. a first for spacex. she sent this message back home after meeting her fellow astronaut. >> it is incredible to be in space! look, mom! i'm finally in in space! it has been a pleasure. >> amazing. despite mounting tensions over the ukraine invasion, the trip marked the first time in 20 years that a russian cosmonaut hitched a ride ride to the space station from s kennedy space center. > >> back here on earth, chp officers in santa rosa got a break from helping stranded drivers and helped a stranded owl. they found this guy. he was was standing in the middle of the street. officers were worried he was injured. luckily, injured. luckily, the owl was very comfortable with strangers and let the officers pick him up up and they took the owl to the sonoma county w

nicole mann graduated from rancho cotati high school in and is the first indigenous woman from go to space. so incredible. speaking of space, the stars. there's no weather up in space. that is true. yeah. just a big vacuum up there to get back down here on earth. we got. >> plenty of stuff to talk about so that we do. yeah, we've got to the week, of course, and we've got that fog rolling in right now. but i think the fog not the major factor. couple patches out there right now into the bay. you see a couple of patches just beginning to move in. now. but most of this is right down on the deck. so pretty low level fog. and that's what's going to happen. high pressure going to continue to build in here the next couple of days. temperatures out the door. it is 80 degrees right now in san jose. a very nice 85 degrees in santa rosa. cooler along the coastline with that sea breeze blowing again. 59 in san francisco. 56 degrees in half moon bay. right? kind of interesting pattern. now developing all in the pacific, you can see a lot of stormy weather out the middle of the pacific right now.

day, it may be the biggest in all of sports, the video of draymond green's >> petaluma-born nicole mann had at the space station. she's the first native american woman to ever travel to space. >> the first one the hatch is going to be nicole mann. >> she was the first to come toe hatch from the space x castle and meet the space station crew after a 29-hour trek. she was also committing the mission. man sent this message back home. >> is incredible to be. mom, look! i'y in space! >> the trip also marked the fitime i20 years that a wre to the space station from affecs kennedy space center. >> zero gravity hair. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> you had that was when you came back from the wind. >> i kind of still do. >> we will see how ryan comes te door a little later. >> he is going to be frozen. we all came back a little blue. >> even downtown where it has been sunny. > >> the temperature is only 58 degrees. the fog is going to spread out later tonight. it is a similar pattern compared to what we have seen the last sevel days. it is more reminiscent of june. warm to hot conditions ind tom

. >> that was commander nicole mann reporting back and confirming their visors are closed. they are ready to arm the launch escape system. >> you can see the crewmembers pulling the straps and making sure they are buckled in. from the crew perspective, the relaxation time is over. >> it's all business now. went to make sure you're in your seat ferment tight. for the operation of fueling. this is also the part of the operation that starts to be different than training. you can't capture -- >> verified armed. >> we got the verification of the armed escape system. >> from a training perspective, the sounds and things the crew will hear during the loading operation are different than they will be able to capture from a training perspective. now is when it begins to get different from a crew perspective. >> there is no simulating that system. >> falcon 9's will be venting. expect loud venting. >> they tried to capture with the audio if you will. as you heard that just came through, you need to get reminded to expect loud venting during some of the operations. these are new thing

from this viewpoint it is commander nicole mann on your screen. >> hard capture complete, moving on to ring retraction and then umbilical. >> copy, copy. >> there we just heard the hard capture is complete. good news there. sandra: that is the call we wanted to hear, all 12 of the hooks have made it to the states to -- space station as expected. we do have a hard capture. >> once the crew gives confirmation docking is complete they will be given the go to dock or take off their spacesuits, then begins the couple our process of opening the various hatches both on the dragon side as well as on the station side. even though they have arrived at station and we have confirmed hard stock there is still a couple of hours left to go before the crew gets -- before the crew-5

v over at mann. and now keep on the pandemic, we have been fully vaccinated, most of the population. and now we're really open to the economy. so people just move and we go back to normal life just like we call them. if you look at the number of domestic travel, a 140 percent of both the vehicles that domestic crumbling. and we also have the very fast recovering international side to the man. so given the strong recovery all the domains, domestic consumption that contribute a lot to the growth of it, ma'am. and then s thought is also another contribution to that growth. as we see that china a z and b now have benefit from that. so we see a lot of companies moving, not like they need to, to have with the asian in their many rhetoric and vietnamese one up at the destination. so we see f, b, i e, still going very strong into the country and, and essentially thought that you had mentioned anecdotal. and that jamaica that's technology and contributing a lot to the net of it, ma'am. and quinn, if via ma'am

the commander is nicole mann, the first indigenous woman sent into orbit by nasa.ly female cosmonaut on active duty for the russian space agency. the crew dragon capsule is scheduled to dock with the space station later today, joining seven others already working there. the liftoff comes ten days after nasa's successful mission to target an asteroid millions of miles away. david pogue has that story. >> reporter: little asteroids strike the earth's atmosphere every single day. it's the big ones we worry about. >> i've never been able to sit still watching any of the asteroid movies and not just want to get up and walk away. >> reporter: m.i.t. professional richard minzel wrote the book on asteroids. he also invented the torino scale, a 10-point danger scale for ast steroids. >> all the asteroids we know of today are so small that they don't matter or they're for sure no possibility of impact. >> reporter: so it sounds like asteroids wiping out humanity should not be at the top of the list of our worries. >> asteroids do not keep me awake at night unless i'm up stud

what i mean at this show in the mission of show show should be won't be womb. mann middle school was a short survey will be in the hospital, or will it be with them? a lot of them are with more than the savannah, so can you really show for jeff crash or we could tell them way with crucial for these him for those another w for with both a, for the nation to which so what i forgot, what is a ledger stick work and we're really amounts to concrete valid can do that could have gone from to support from his local guard problem, choose voice or the $120.00 below the english and then build a shot at cooper. but they will, most of those are popular with lou would have been that a preacher, the west is created, it can be training and president regularly demands the west under right ukraine war effort, but also the country's economy. on top of this nature, world analysis a 10 year plan to rebuild ukraine's military again, oblivious to russia, security demand, monday, with the medial low exposure to deal with project with the, with the, with the was the money is in love with either with ah, to m

nicole mann was born in petaluma and earned her master's degree at stanford. reporter matt finn has more. >> an astonishing 260 miles above the earth. the first native american woman in space is reflecting on her journey. so far the emotions are absolutely overwhelming. nasa astronaut nicole mann floated into the international space station on october 6th, one day after blasting off from earth in a spacex falcon 9 rocket. she'll spend the next 5 months working on the iss with 3 americans, 3 russians and one japanese astronaut just highlights our diversity. >> and how incredible it is when we come together as a human species, the 45 year-old trailblazer joined nasa as a part of a 2013 class of astronauts as follows her career as a marine colonel and test pilot. >> flying combat missions in iraq away from her husband and 10 year-old son and brought a little piece of home into space. a small dreamcatcher given to her by her mother when she was young. the astronaut says the tree kit offers protection and provides strength during challenging times. i have that in m

. > >> nicole mann has officially arrived at the international space station. she is the first native american woman ever to tl to travel to space. >> here we come through, the first one through the head wille the commander, nicole mann. and, and now, -- >> she was the first to come through the hatch and meet the space station crew after a 29 hour track. she was also the command mission. she sent this message back home after meeting her fellow astronauts. >> it is incredible to be a space mom. i am in space. >> i love that, shouting out mom, despite the mounting tensions, this is the first time time in 20 years that a russian cosmonaut hitched a ride to the space station from the kennedy space center. what an incredible incredible moment and accomplishment. >> she is inspiring. i am distracted by the people that are upside down. they are just casually upside down. it's like wait a minute, what is going on? on there? >> that was awesome. just another day at the office. > >> it is 9 minutes after 6:00. we have a new chapter for one oe legendary radio stations. we

nicole mann was born in petaluma. >> i think it is important that we recognize that there are all differentypes of people on board the international space station, not from different countries, but from different backgrounds and nationalities. what that does is it just highlights our diversity, and how incredible it is when we come together as a human species . the wonderful things that we can do and accomplish. >> when we come together, right? man rocketed into orbit with spacex on october 5th, and she brought one personal item with her on board. >> the only personal thing that i brought along those lines is a dream catcher from my mother . and that is something that i have always held dear as a child. it is the strength to know that i have the support of my family and community back home. and that when things are difficult, or things are getting hard, or i am getting burnt out, or frustrated, that strength is something i will draw on to continue towards a successful mission. >> she is catching her dreams right there. she says it's been incredible so far seeing the colors of the clouds and

mann says the military could be at the beginning, not end, of a suicide spike. >> we are on the fronterans describe the withdrawal as a moral stain. what do you mean by that? >> i feel that at least two or three calls from gold star family members that day saying what was the point? it was devastating to watch 20 years of work and blood shed in a war that we gave our youth to and a lot of people gave more than that to just see it handed back to the very organization that had started the whole thing. >> scenes like these of afghans so desperate that they pass their babies over the barbed wire fence at kabul airport served as triggers for some. kyle, a marine carpet and artillery officer from 2010 to '21, deployed twice to afghanistan. he became emotional describing the pullout and admits he has called veterans suicide hotline since the withdrawal. >> it was like a devastating blow to the gut. it was just tough all around, you know, on everybody. having spent that much time there and putting that much effort into something. >> a new book about bravo company, the 82nd airborne 2508 regim

it's interesting to note that horace mann, commonly known as the founder of the k-12 system, died 20 years before alexander graham bell invented the telephone. when you think about that, it really gives a picture to how antiquated our approach has continued to be around k-12 learning. the pandemic laid bare the failings of a system that have long been behind the curve. parents had a front load -- front row seat to see what they were and weren't learning. this window of opportunity to support policy change is very real right now. i just want to give great kudos to governor ducey and the state of arizona for leading the way in providing the kinds of choices that will cultivate the creativity and entrepreneurial ingenuity that we know is resident in our country to really meet the needs of students in arizona and, i predict, many other states are going to follow suit. i won't steal his thunder on that but that is where i predict we need to start. >> governor ducey? doug: in terms of ideas for arizona, first i want to say thank you, deb. my good friend, asa hutchinson, invited me in here

program, which roscosmos and nasa agreed on, except for her in the crew included the americans nicole mann and josh kassada, as well as the japanese korite avocata, the team will have to spend 145 days on the orbital complex let's return to the topic of the special operation dedicated to it musicians of the work of alexander and sklyar sergey galanin, about 20 more artists, many of whom were at the forefront, included a collection of poetry of the russian summer. our correspondent alexander kanevich. communicated with the authors. the silamis are worth the fire. they look at the snow and on the tanks and kostya tell me who it is hitting on ours, those who were not finished off on ours. the poem ghosts of olga the old woman, who herself comes from sevastopol, is dedicated to mariupol, the author seemed to have overheard the conversation of two famous soviet poets konstantin simonov and lisilvinsky, who during the great patriotic war participated in the liberation of donbass from the nazis, and all poets write his modern heroes. whose works were included in the collection of elena zaslavskay

michael mann came up with saying that all temperatures were just fine until the industrial age and then suddenly it got warmer even from the climate gate emails have we know that data was rigged and they knew it the to this is that the global warming community the ipcc knows their science is fragile they know it is completely distorted and for instance, the last point i would make on i agree with mark, we've got to fight fundamental premises. i just wrote an article in the american thinker on this hurricane that just occurred in in florida because, again, michael mann was out there saying this is climate change, global warming, well, in fact, even on the noah website, which our, you know, astronomical basically measuring all the weather media all this has a long article will probably be taken after i wrote about it. i made sure to capture it. so i proof what he wrote is that there is no proof. there is evidence which would link hurricanes with carbon dioxide that the argument is just not enough of it and it is the power is not sufficient. the last point i want to make is people need to

commander nicole mann became the first native american woman in space.. in 20 years. it's a show of unity in space despite escalating tensions here on earth. perhaps a lesson from the final frontier. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

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sixth crew to the international space station on board the dran the dragon capsule, commander nicole mann, who was born in petaluma, she is the first native american woman in space and is a member of the tribe in mendocino county. and joining , joining her, the first russian cosmonaut to ride aboard a u.s. spacecraft in two decades. > >> all right, first it was the l the nobel prize in physics, now the bay area's home to a recipient for the nobel prize in chemistry. so along with her colleagues right now, two stanford professors, caroline made strides in click chemistry. it allows scientists to modify molecules in living organisms without obstructing processes occurring in the cells. we'll be back ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o' >> o'donnell: tonight, as president biden visits hurricane-ravaged florida and promises lasting support, the new action his administration is taking on gas prices that are on the rise. the president tours damage with political rival republican governor ron desantis, but says the two are in complete lockstep in helping the hurricane's victims. >> we're not

>> reporter: on board the spacex capsule, a historic set of passengers, including commander nicole mann, the first native american woman to go to space, and 38-year-old russian cosmonaut anna. >> we will do our job the best way. >> reporter: she is the first cosmonaut to ride aboard a u.s. spacecraft in two decades, and it comes with strained relations between the u.s. and russia over the war in ukraine. before launch, crew members says it hasn't been a distraction. >> i am thinking a lot about myn my own tasks for space program. >> we are not talking about much other than, you know, the mission and what we need to do to be successful. >> reporter: in july, russia announced it will end its participation in the international space station in 2024, but until then, nasa and russia's space agency have agreed to a seat swap to help each other stay in space. >> we can continue to support eh support each other, to help each other, and to be a good partner to each other like the best buddy system. >> reporter: a rare chance to leave some problems on earth and work together in space. bry space.

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me. astronaut mathias, mom, i was able to observe the war from the international space station at mann. i never explosion. i just little flashes from the ground and we knew they were missiles. actually during the day when we flew over the country, i saw a huge columns of smoke over maria pole for that it was so visible. so on the one hand, we're so far away from earthly problems, we're traveling through space. it's. on the other hand, it's only 400 kilometers away and i could see what was happening on the ground with my own eyes. and it's very depressive and frightening. looking on saturday nights also monitoring the impact of the war in ukraine. the data could help to rapidly assess the destruction and a dress can affect the battle of muscle in 2017 images, such as these provide any a glimpse of the devastation. but they can be something of the humanitarian catastrophe. experienced by millions of people there. satellite images show the extent of the destruction like in the city of rocca before and after the battle against islamic state. chow, we land from the international committee o

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you know, a great writer, thomas mann, who emigrated during the fascist era, he was asked, "how do youg separate from german culture?" he said, "i am german culture. german culture is where i am." so i feel the same about russia. my russia is with me. and all the people who emigrated at the moment, they bring their own russia with them. a few years ago, when you were asked in an interview about your feelings of russian—ness, you said, "i speak the russian language, i write in russian and work mostly for those who choose russian as their main language of communication and self—expression." many ukrainians have russian as their mother tongue. so how are you going to interpret this now, with these ukrainians who have russian as their first language and your sense of feeling that russian—ness is somehow tied up with the language? that's not going to be sustainable any more, is it? well, i think russian language will not change because of the people who are right now sitting in the kremlin. russian culture is one thing, the politics is another thing — they don't mix. furthermore, i think pe

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yet go, the russian military of defense has said that has now withdrawn troops from the city of la mann to avoid being encircled ukrainian troops in the area as kia, has a much larger contingent there. and despite caves, yvonne's, the russian ministry of defense claims ukraine suffered very heavy losses. $200.00 troops killed in the last 24 hours, 5 tanks and 9 combat vehicles also destroyed as well. now of course, all of us come shortly after president putin urged kiev to stop all hostilities in the region. he made that statement during a speech welcoming the accession of for new territories, including don, yet to that of the russian federation. the way i'm please get is you need, we call on the key of regime to immediately cease fire. old hall. still, it is the war on least back in 2014 and returned to the negotiating table were ready for this is been said more than once, but we will not discuss the choice of the people in the gans didn't answer his own . and zap rogia, it's done, russia will not betray them. or celebrations erupted off the documents were signed over to these pictures

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reports from its fiancee husk. ukrainian armies repositioning close to the front line town of lee mann in the donnette screeching of east in ukraine. president putin says this is now part of russia, but the ukrainian army is back in control of 2 weeks of heavy fighting. everywhere you look, devastation is nearly complete, burnt out russian and ukrainian military vehicles. and home after home destroyed russian soldiers were forced to retreat from this area, but the ukrainian army says they are prepared for a counter attack and one, even using as russian president vladimir putin has implied the nuclear auction. he would undergo course, this is also possible on liberated territories, sir, we don't keep patching together that we keep them dispersed to ensure maximum safety of our personnel. but it does not affect the performance of their task. some of its spirals have been damaged by the shilling, but this 16th century russian orthodox monastery remains relatively unscathed. the level of destruction here proved just how fierce the fighting has been. in recent weeks, this russian orthodox m

until the day that he died on the front lines in april 2021 general in that is the bee was francis mann. paris supported and protected him against the attempted cause and also turned a blind eye to his brutal 3 decade long rule. in turn, the me protected francis interests in the region. both military and economic. france even supported the transitional military cancel that was formed after the bees death, which is now headed by debbie son, mama de b. he without an election, installed himself as leader and even pushed back of the transition date by a further to yes, a move that angle, the people you see that francis, it's good. that frances, withdrawing its military presence in the region because france is always at the side of the leaders, keeping them in power. we saw that france has done nothing about what's happening here. on the internet, on the radio person macaroni said that france has no connection with what's happening because it's an internal affair of chad. but i think that's not true as it was france, that helped mohammed debbie to take power. we know that all the decisions c

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early this year, australia manns national football teams release the statement against guitars, human rights record becoming the 1st well cut participant to do so. in the video message players acknowledge that guitar has made some before but criticize the country's treatment of migrant workers. and members of the l. g. b t q plus community. 16 players called for the the criminalization of same sex relationships and demanded more rights for the 2 women and foreign labors in keta. and what was international is reminder of our top story. at this hour, the united states is imposed new sanctions against iran, the mash cameras, the iranian security forces intensify their crackdown and protesters commemorating the death of kurdish women. gina massa, i mean it in police custody 40 days and did you up to date, i'll have more world news of the top of the our focus on europe is next. i've good with ah. a who. who teens targeted attacks on energy supply? how are people coping with here in eastern ukraine inhabitants are preparing for winter despite broken infrastructure. there's a sense of courag

astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho cut on a high school in rohnert park in 95. and as part of the crew heading for the international space station, the rocket blasted off from cape canaveral in florida yesterday. man is joined on board by one other american, a japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonaut. it's going to take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will spend 6 ponce carrying out science experiments. how cool? >> well, the 41st annual san francisco fleet week celebrations continued. and if you've been in the city, you've likely noticed a large ships that are docked along the embarcadero. you can tour the ships through sunday sailors on the uss harpers ferry gave us a look inside. >> so you get a brief tour of the bridge. the flight deck. >> the mission, bay area. and then now you'll be interacting with something fantastic. sailors who are stationed aboard the ship and aboard the ship. >> well, there are 2 navy ships and each peer they docked at 30. 32 pierre, 35 in pier 19 tours open from 10 until 4. >> you can also see them in the