international space station the i assess well there are some implications the american astronaut nick cave was jude to join germany's astronaut alexander gas is now the commander of the i assess. on the on oct nineteenth for a space walk an extra vehicular activity in actual fact to replace some batteries from some old technology only i assess to some new technology to power the solar panels of the international space station that has been postponed once before and it's quite possible the batteries can still hold on for a little while but the this does put a spanner in those works and it's a. bit unsure whether other astronauts on board the i assess could replace nick cage in that space walk. if they get a body from the science desk and a space expert thank you very much for that. turning now to the united states one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the mainland has been battering southern coastal states michael made landfall in florida on wednesday leaving behind widespread damage and flooding which is taken by the international space station captured the storm shortly before it hi

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

and american astronaut nick cave both arrived back where the journey started in cassocks stands and by canal after that near death experience. and it's been a real emotional roller coaster for relatives some have already embraced their loved ones again while other family members and left waiting six crew surveyed to the wife of the russian cosmonaut about the experience. you can be ready for that. they get trained but the wives just stay down here and worry. it's one o'clock and you're watching all the international live from moscow studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program. we continue our coverage of thursday's story in kazakhstan where american and russian astronauts have escaped tragedy and their launch for the international space station a rocket. malfunction on the soyuz vehicle forced the two man crew to abort their mission just minutes. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s tens blast off into the cosmos earlier today and at the beginning things seemed according to plan we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching fri

the american cosmonaut nick cave and the russian cosmonaut aleksei have chin and they've they landed in an emergency capsule military parachutes were deployed somewhere in northern cassock stand now they're ok mergence the service is already got there and medics and helicopters are on the scene but we we've been here since days before the rocket launch so basically the spirits were very optimistic two days ago starting two days ago when we got here we saw the astronauts at a press conference giving it talking to the media saying their last good bye the last goodbyes to their families. preparing for their six month journey in in orbit it's been confirmed that both the astronaut in the cars were not there a ok but when the launch happened and we saw it clearly from here everything looked fine the rocket ascended into the sky several was clapping taking videos but one thing that people mentioned hearing about a minute after the the launch was that they heard a sound that a lot of people were saying sounded like the rocket launch itself but far off away so perhaps that was that was them

only two forty three year old nick cave the nasa astronauts are colonel in the u.s. air force this was meant to be his first flight into space his maiden voyage and waterflood turned out to be the forty seven year old alexei of chin in a tenant colonel result of the colonel in the russian air force this was his second flight he was the commander in this case now as don mentioned the two space space men have been recovered by rescue teams they are in good health in baikonur having their blood pressure their pulse etc monitored in hospital after that very rapid descent the large amount of g. force they experience their awareness stand aleck's of should and has already met his mother in balkan or after you came down he hugged her with great relief obviously a great deal of worry for the family of their family also here at the space training center the command center waiting for the cosmonauts return expected late today or tomorrow morning or early afternoon from kazakstan i would manage to speak to suhaila exception in his wife earlier who expressed great relief at husb

nick cave and the russian cosmonaut aleksei have chin and they've they landed in an emergency capsule military parachutes were deployed somewhere in northern cassock stand. because. we we've been here since days before the rocket launch so basically the spirits were very optimistic two days ago starting two days ago when we got here we saw the astronauts at a press conference giving it talking to the media saying their last good bye their last good bye to their families. preparing for their six month journey in in orbit you know the. astronaut in the cars went out there ok but when the launch happened we saw it clearly from here everything looked fine the the rocket ascended into the sky several was clapping taking videos. i but one thing that people mentioned hearing about a minute after the the launch was that they heard a sound that a lot of people were saying sounded like the rocket launch itself but far off away so perhaps that was that was them hearing the emergency capsule back in orbit we don't know but but basically that's what happened. and come back because of a five foot t

has been boosted but not so much by that, rather than by the weaker yen, at a 27 year high, the nick cavepicture for the markets, ryanair pretty subdued picture for the markets, rya nair is pretty subdued picture for the markets, ryanair is the big story this morning, which has seen its forecast profits being cut, it has been weighed down by industrial action and that has hit profits, ryanair‘s share price down about 8% on the stock price, and airline stocks in particular under pressure across the board, higher old prices not really helping either. let's go to wall street and hear what is coming up later. this week, investors on wall street will be treated to a raft of us economic data, which will give them a sense ofjust how quickly the economy here is growing. on tuesday, we're expecting us car manufacturers to release their sales report for the month of september. we're expecting a decline compared to a year ago but the sales are nonetheless expected to be quite healthy. on friday, we will get two key bits of economic data. the first is the monthlyjobs report which is expected to show

international space station the i assess well there are some implications the american astronaut nick cave was jude to join germany's astronaut alexander gassings now the commander of the i assess. only on october nineteenth for a space walk an extra vehicular activity in actual fact to replace some batteries from some old technology only i assess to some new technology to power the solar panels of the international space station that has been postponed once before and it's quite possible the batteries can still hold on for a little while but it's does put a spanner in those works and it's a. bit unsure whether other astronauts on board the i assess could could replace kagan that that space walk right is if they're going to bonnie from science desk and space expert thank you very much for that. if we now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the was she's young region has passed laws so that muslim readers can be sent to education centers reeducation centers and parties clean the centers aim to curb radicalization among muslims but critics say these in effect are

nick cave and the russian cosmonaut aleksei have cheney and they've they landed in an emergency capsule military parachutes were deployed somewhere in northern cassock stand. because. we we've been here since days before the rocket launch basically the spirits were very optimistic two days ago starting two days ago when we got here we saw the astronauts at a press conference giving it talking to the media saying their last good bye their last goodbyes to their families. preparing for their six month journey in in orbit you know. astronaut in the cars were not there a ok but when the launch happened we saw it clearly from here everything looked fine. the rocket ascended into the sky several was clapping taking videos. i but one thing that people mentioned hearing about a minute after the the launch was that they heard a sound that a lot of people were saying sounded like the rocket launch itself but far off away so perhaps that was that was them hearing the emergency capsule back in orbit we don't know but but basically that's what happened you know that was a day that don't unplanned as

cave earlier this year. our olympic sports reporter nick hope is there.e message that organisers have been trying to get across since the games began on saturday here in buenos aires and in many ways the presence of the 12 tie boys and their kochi or exemplifies that. in the latejune and early july they were left fighting for their lives after becoming trapped in an underground cave. the story spread around the globe and during the opening weekend here they were given a golden ticket to the games, after a cameo, they played and watched several sports and that the international olympic committee president. this is very special because these boys they are setting an example for the whole world of courage and perseverance. t0 an example for the whole world of courage and perseverance. to see them now in such a good mood, relax, but still conscious of what they had to sufferfor, it but still conscious of what they had to suffer for, it is very emotional. one of many positive stories to come out of youth olympics over the last two days but what of the sport it

cave. man: whoo! dos equis. keep it "interesante". >> anthony: you're up? >> todd: yeah, 2,500 right? >> anthony: no, i'll talk soon. don't worry. when i have food in front of me. >> nickep ] hell, that's good. >> jared: solo scene is what we would do when we ran out of good ideas. we would put him in front of food and hope he would say something amazing. but the truth is a lot of times he would just talk [ bleep ] on whoever was directing. >> anthony: think of all the opportunity for practical jokes with the vipers. note to self -- buy rubber snake for jeff. >> mo: solo scenes with tony -- they worked it was a fantastic opportunity for tony to just unload. >> anthony: i'm not suggesting there are anal glands in the chicken nugget, but -- >> mustafa: i mean, here was a guy, in tony bourdain, the master of the monologue. man, that guy could talk. >> tom: he was just trying to make us behind the camera laugh. >> nick: he would deliver a line and kind of peer over the camera to see what kind of reaction he would get. >> anthony: i hate mascots. you know they fart in those suits. >> todd: like, at one point i think one of the editors said, 'you know, the camera is moving a