digital metres and state of the art thermostats that allow them to fine-tune their indoor climate here orion line when they're away. >> we >> woodruff: we update the presidential campaign as the candidates trade shots over outsourcing jobs. >> brown: mark shields and michael gerson analyze the week's news. >> woodruff: and we close with a report from south sudan about a flood of refugees fleeing the violence, only to encounter grim

. >> gretchen: nasa testing out its orion capsule in houma, arizona. casey stegall is there for us live. good morning. you got a close up look for us, huh? >> good morning to you. i don't know how much closer you can get than this. check this out. this is orion. in two years time, this thing is going to be launched into deep space. it's going to go 15 times farther than the international space station. this is obviously just the crew capsule. but take a look at what this thing will look like when it hitches a ride on a rocket to get there from kipuka inch really, florida. these are nasa animations, when it goes up in 2014, it will be unmanned at first because they must test it. when it comes to reentering the earth's atmosphere. >> the shuttle came back in 17,500 miles an hour. >> here in arizona, they're going to be testing the capsules' parachute system. the devices will help bring orion safely back home once it gets past reentry. so they're dropping it out of a c-17 cargo jet at more than 20,000 feet over the arizona desert. this is the fifth of 18

i miss you. >> orion was a bright light from the second that we saw him.was very aware of his surroundings. he was over the moon to see his dad. he knew oddly enough that he was in a place where his dad didn't belong. >> there's your daddy. >> your daddy. >> that's your daddy, huh? he was so excited to see you. he kept saying, i'm going to see my daddy, i'm going to see my daddy. you know what he said, too? >> what? >> hsaid, this is a castle. we're going to the castle. >> oh, yeah, castle? >> he thinks it's a castle. >> daddy. daddy. >> hey. >> he's stuck in the mirror. >> yeah. >> i can't get out my daddy. >> hearing that little kid say to his family i need to get my daddy out of the mirror was heartbreaking and as you can see now, i well up very easily. and i was over in the corner bawling. it was just horrible. >> there's my dad. there's my daddy. my daddy. >> daddy. you look like your daddy. >> daddy. >> later on after the visit while we were still filming at limon, jonathan was shipped out to a much more restrictive prison, but he seems pretty resolu

this is the orion spacecraft. this is what the crew of the next nasa generation astronaut will be in. this is supposed to be the most advanced spacecraft ever designed. and this is a test of their landing system, if you will. this first deployment of what looks like some small parachutes, those are considered droeg parachutes. they're designed to offer stability and kind of slow entry speed. >> this is supposed to be the next advanced phase? if i'm an astronaut up and coming, i'd be like, i wish i could have driven the space shuttle. >> they'll be used to take an astronaut to mars or an asteroid. >> i wonder what they put inside the capsule. you know they put something in there. >> like a monkey? crash test dummy. >> beth's dog. >> no. >> how many calls did the folks in arizona get about some kind of spacecraft? >> get this, they're planning an orbital test flight in 2014. gone are the days of the space shuttle. hello, orion. >> i still like the space shuttle. looked cooler. >>> it's all caught on camera, and the

hundreds of people welcomed the arrival of the orion capsule at the kennedy space center for its nexthase of construction. it is the most advanced spacecraft ever designed, the first unmanned exploration test flight is set for 2014. that will allow nasa to evaluate how it does during launch and reentry. the orion will later carry astronauts to mission, mars and to asteroids as well. >>> unexpected headliner last night, one that brought the room to tears, cissy houston sang "bridge over troubled water" in memory of her daughter. ♪ like a bridge over troubled waters ♪ >> other performers took the stage to remember whitney houston who drowned in her hotel bathroom back in february, including mariah carey, brandy and chaka khan [grunting] (sir can-a-lot) hello, madame. sir can-a-lot. crusader of flavor. i wanted to make your mac 'n cheese more delicious by adding glorious spam! (ancr) break the monotony. visit spam.com. >>> don't have that cash to take that dream vacation? you can now put your getaway on layaway. >> that is true. you see, sears is jumping into the travel business by launc

>> yeah, i'm good. >> i miss you. >> i miss you, too. >> here's orion. can you say i love you, daddy? >> i love you, daddy. >> i love you too. i miss you. when i heard him say i love you, it felt good. i mean, there's not much i can say. it just really touched me that he called me daddy because it would have been easy for him not to. he didn't get a chance to know my like that. >> daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. >> yeah. >> i can't get out my daddy. >> i always wanted jonathon to be a part of my son's life, no matter what. i'm so excited that he's taken to the fact that this is your daddy. i know it hurts him, though, because he's out there saying daddy's stuck. so i know it's still hard for him. because once we leave here, i think it's going to really hurt him more than anything. >> orion -- >> put your hand up. >> how are you doing? >> all of it is depressing. what can you say? you know, you want to hug him. and everything else. and it's like, you know, like you lost your son, like he's dead. >>> coming up -- on "lockup: extended stay." >> wh

orion replaces the space shuttle program.is inside this hangar the future of space exploration. the spacecraft behind me will be the next chapter in our adventures far from earth. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: it's been more than 40 years since the famed apollo missions when humans stepped into deep space. now, nasa is on track to get back to its exploration roots. >> this is the first time we've had a vehicle that will truly send us to where we've always dreamed about going. >> reporter: in under 10 years orion will ride a rocket and take astronauts to places like mars but it must first endure rigorous testing like here over the arizona desert. >> we kind of put it through a different type of either environment or even a failure mode that we want to protect for. >> reporter: parachutes are the current focus. at 26,000 feet the capsule is dropped out of a c-17 cargo jet to see how the chutes will help grid the spacecraft safely back to earth. orion weighs about 20,000 pound compare

the orion team has an ambition goal. trifl to martz. >> it's a -- exploration story. >> a long-range vision. >> as in aa -- to handle lower orbit and service to the international space station, giving scientists the space to focus on a trip furse into the. >> it will be a challenge. >> thankfully, the initial benefits will come more quickly. we are through this program going to be ending the outsourcing of american space jobs and bringing them right back here, a creator of high skilled, high paying jobs and force for inspiration. >> reporter: inspiration that would ultimately take us to places we have never been before. jay gray, nbc news. >>> a whole new day. >>> a whole frontier. >>> "america's got talent" goes live tonight. and last week's survivors try to stay alive. >>> later some local athletes make the olympic cut. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their li. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you

it's called the orion capsule, designed to carry humans to the moon and beyond.officials say it will carry humans further than any spacecraft since our astronauts went to the moon 40 years ago. they have an ambition schedule. nasa is planning to make an unmanned flight in only two years. the ship will travel to aan steroid by the 2020s, and then to mars within another ten years. >>> does it look small? >> it looks awfully small and reed mind me of the think in "space odyssey." anyway that's another story for another day. i loved that movie. >>> "nightly news" next. one of my favorites. >> see you at 11:00. >> of all time? chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save.

test of parachutes for the orion spacecraft in yuma, arizona. with that. >> reporter: jon, because the shuttles have retired doesn't mean nasa's work has finished. look behind me. a live look at the next spacecraft that will write the next chapter in our adventures far from earth. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: it's been more than 40 years since the famed apollo missions when humans stepped into deep space. now, nasa is on track to get back to its exploration roots. >> this is the first time we've had a vehicle that will truly send us to where we've always dreamed about going. >> reporter: in under 10 years orion will ride a rocket and take astronauts to places like mars but it must first endure rigorous testing like here over the arizona desert. >> we kind of put it through a different type of either environment or even a failure mode that we want to protect for. >> reporter: parachutes are the current focus. 26,000 feet the capsule is dropped out of a c-17 cargo jet to see how the chutes will help gl

. >>> nasa's future is on display as the new orion capsule was unveiled. it's designed for deep-space exploration. it's designed to travel to mars and even an asteroid. i understand this one has many more cup holders than the last one. >> deep space exploration, you'd need some cup holders. >>> time to check in with bob and our weather. >> we have some more humidity headed back. not a horrible weekend, but temperatures going back to the 90s. it's going to get more humid. pretty pleasant night, all things considered. dew point is way down at 61. no wind at all. the barometer is on the rise. right now, 69 at the beach. kind of cool down there. 67 oakland. 83 in washington and 77 over in easton. locally, temperatures in the mid-70s. overnight tonight, some of the neighborhoods north of the city away from the metro area in the bay will get down to the mid-60s. the humidity will start coming back tomorrow. the winds will start shifting more to the south. 94 today. they didn't think it was that warm because it felt like 90-91 rather than 100. tomorrow it will be

the first orion capsule arrives at the kennedy space center this morning. nasa said it's scheduled for a test flight and it will carry astronauts further into the solar system and faster than ever before. >>> today marks the 75th anniversary of the disappearance of famed aviator amelia earhart. a team of scientists from the university of hawaii will be leaving on an expedition to find the wreckage. >>> very happy birthday to actress lindsay lohan who turns 26 years old today. >>> all day long, you can stay up to date with those developments and others. be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." finally, a look at what's coming up on the "today" show. a live report on the surprise split between katie holmes and tom cruise that has hollywood reeling. >>> and oscar winning actress sally field talks about her new roll in "the amazing spider-man." keep it here for much more. i'm veronica de la cruz, just your first stop today on your nbc station. your first stop today on your nbc station. see you back here tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vita

orion can accommodate about four astronauts who will study a planet potentially that no human has everand shepherd, you talk about money, this does come at a total price tag -- are you ready -- of a little less than $1 billion a year annually for this program. >> shep: wow. lot of gsa awards banquets for that program. thank you. >>> a religious leader survives a car bombing while someone shoots his deputy dead. that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds. russia. amateur video shows that a car engulf in flames in a western province, three explosions only injured the region's senior muslimer leader. his deputy was killed in a shooting outside his home. no claim of responsibility. russian anti-terror officials say the injured leader has been a voice of moderation and that the attack may be the work of islamic extremists. >>> honduras. cops arrested the suspected colombian drug lord in the northern city after a joint intelligence operation with colombian authorities. local media report the suspect flew into honduras on a stolen plane earlier this year. he's been extradited back to c

that can't wait to get their hands and their fingers on this hardware. >> and the plan is to have orion travel well beyond the orbit of the international space station. that means eventually it would be going further than any manned spacecraft since the apollo program. >>> some new jets from europe any airbus company will soon be stamped, boom, made here in america. airbus which is based in france just confirmed it's building its first u.s. factfactory, the $60 million plant in mobile, alabama. expected to start building jets three in years. the airbus deal will create 1,000 jobs. >>> dole is now recalling thousands of bags of salad that could be tainted. the fda found listeria in a random check of hearts of romaine salad, 2600 bags of salad with a use by date of june 26, found in the upper corner of the package, should now be thrown out. salads were sold in nine states in the east and southeast. no illnesses reported yet. >>> doctors gave her almost no chance of surviving, a georgia graduate student has left the hospital after a tough battle with flesh eating disease. despite losing he

heather: tell us about the orion. >> this is the next capsule to carry americans into space. to replace the space shuttle, if you will. the first test for this will come up in 2014, and the idea is to provide a manned capsule that can carry us back to the moon and maybe go on to mars. this is the next step for manned exploration from nasa. heather: i meant the orion, i apologize for that. how far are we talking about going into space? >> when you think about it the possibilities could be that we could go out beyond mars. right now the practical applications would be to try to return to the moon and go on to mars. i think what you'll here more than anything else is sending astronauts to mars. somewhere in there we will have to return to the moon, that will come about 2020. there is also some speculation about possibly visiting an astroid and that could be pretty exciting. going on beyond that is questionable. we have to figure out what are locations where we can get to relatively easily, safe low and will be scientifically beneficial to send humans out to beyond the risk there

. >> reporter: for a struggling industry the initial benefit of orion will come more quickly. >> throughgram we'll be ending the outsourcing of american space jobs and bringing them right back here, the creator of hi skilled, high paying jobs and a force for inspiration. >> reporter: inspiration that could ultimately take us to places we've never been before. jay gray, nbc news. >>> it is time now for your "first look" at entertainment news where the headlines are dominated by the split up of tom cruise and katie holmes. holmes filed for divorce because she feared plans cruise and his church of scientology had in store of fire 6-year-old daughter suri. a source said holmes felt her every move was controlled and she felt like she was in "rosemary's baby." experts say holmes filed in new york for legal advantages, cruise reportedly plans to file in california where presumably he would have a better chance of partial custody of suri. i've been hearing she's having trouble with that too. bloggers are already asking does tom or katie keep their bff. cruise said he wants to but david in action

. >> no change in weather but -- >> reporter: orion daniels host of the syndicated national farm report. >> we had a good start to the crop and then in a matter of three weeks this crop has just gone south. >> reporter: that'll affect not just the price of corn but the price of this like beef and soft drinks an effect we're likely to feel long after the summer is over. kate? >> john yang out in the heat again tonight for us. thank you, john. >>> overseas now to the latest crack in the syrian regime. and new pressure from the u.s. on those still supporting syria's president assad. secretary of state hillary clinton is strongly urging them to be on the right side of history. more now from nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the secretary of state in paris today with a show of support for the syrian opposition and at a meeting of 100 nations hoping to end the killing a very public message for two who were not there. >> i ask you to reach out to russia and china and to not only urge but demand that they get off the sidelines and begin to support the legitim

orion weighs about 20,000 pounds compared to the 250,000 pounds of the shuttle but don't let size foolou. there is actually more room inside here per person than there was for the shuttle crew. >> the space shuttle looks very large but the majority of that volume was really for payloads such as building the international space station. >> reporter: the first official launch is scheduled for 2014. that will be an unmanned mission to test how the capsule will fare re-entering the earth's atmosphere which happens at speeds of more than 20,000 miles per hour. casey steigel, fox news. >>> it was a battle of the top two pitchers in the national league. >> up next, one of those men didn't bring his a game. sports is coming up next.  >>> in sports, the washington nationals dropped an afternoon game thursday. they fell to the new york mets 9-5. a match-up between the national league's top two pitchers, gio gonzalez versus ari dickey. >>> a national in a against the twins. the top of the 8th the bird down 3-2. mark reynolds gets a hit to center field. two rounds score. the orioles edge the

they'll do it on the orion and the most advanced spacecraft ever is designed.ed out in new orleans and then shipped on to kennedy for finishing and orion's first unmanned test flight apparently as we are listening to the live news conference here is scheduled for 2014. >>> well, with the conviction of jerry sandusky for raping several boys over several years, the focus now is turning to what penn state knew about his crimes and what officials did or didn't do to stop him. a batch of newly uncovered 11-year-old e-mails actually suggest that former university president graham spanier and former athletic director tim curley and former vp gary schultz actually considered tell telling the authorities about the infamous 2001 shower incident, but decided it would be more, quote, humanmanhumane, it quiet. susan candiotti, it is your report that is getting all of the attention, because of the the paterno factor and tell us ho i it is figuring into the coach? >> well, it is that apparently joe paterno had another conversation that we didn't previously know about after he

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the orion capsen is the first to built to carry astronauts to mars.t flight without any crew is slated for 2014. nasa says the new program will help it in the outsourcing of space industry jobs. >>> coming up next, michael phelps will not del duplicating his medals today why he bowed out of a race. >>> plus a hot spot to keep your food cold. >>> and take a look at the heat across our area. 94 degrees today in washington, one of the higher numbers across glow boy, if you have ice, you are the most popular person around. it's one of life's necessities if you don't have powers. talbot's doesn't have power there, so they're not selling drinks today, but they do have ice. as long as you pay cash. one of the customers we caught up with in the parking lot was none other than diamond importer ronny murvis, he came -- >> we need the ice very badly, but i'm in the ice business, too. and the difference between our ice and this ice is our ice is forever. our ice is forever. that's it. >> you can survive anything the desert gets to 140 degrees, and they live witho

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