sls and orion will enable u.s. astronauts to return to the moon for the first time since gene left his daughter's name in 1972. as vice president pence said in his inaugural meeting, we will return american astronauts to the moon. not only to leave behind footprints and flags, but to build the foundation that we need to send americans to mars and beyond. sls and orion are the tip of the spear that will lead that return. the commercial sector can contribute by supplying necessary services and providing augmenting capabilities, but sls and orion are irreplaceable strategic assets that are necessary for missions to the moon, mars and beyond. one of the first major laws that president trump signed was the nasa transition authorization act of 2017. the bill which originated with this committee directed nasa to stay the course with sls and orion. it also reaffirmed congressional and presidential direction for nasa to utilize a stepping stone approach to exploration. which allows for a return to the moon. i wholeheartedly

orion and sls are the main vehicle we have to do this now. mister william gerstenmaier, you heard me talk about this. obviously our job is to get you the funding to have that constancy of purpose on a 16 year project. we don't have that yet. it is our responsibility to do. for me, i am a results oriented guy. that is your responsibility, sandra magnus and william gerstenmaier. i have to find you the resources so that you can do that. but others up here are more accountant types and want to make sure we hit our benchmarks and the milestones, as to you, your engineers, that is how you guys operate. the anxiety some feel were already missing a milestone early in the 16 year journey is something we have to take seriously. our responsibility is to provide resources to get this done. let me ask a couple basic questions. in developing this program, how do you see international partners? has there been discussed with other countries about partnering with us in a major project like this. william gerstenmaier. >> there has been quite a bit of work disc

the orion capsule is about the volume of two minivans.afely to and from space easy, but it also serves as sort of a mini habitat. ♪ jessica: nasa is very much on what we call a journey to mars. the space launch system is the rocket that will launch the orion capsule. kluger: it will have more lift than the rockets that went to the moon. man: 3, 2, 1...fire. [boom] ♪ victor: that thing's gonna go farther than any human-rated vehicle has ever gone. [pop] [splash] and we're gonna fly people in it. maybe one of us. jules: hopefully. victor: hopefully, yeah. this is real. this is not a powerpoint drill. [roaring] kluger: we are now passing on this torch to the next generation of people who will be the generation going beyond low-earth orbit. going to deep space. going to mars. ♪ scott: coming back, it was harder than i thought. it's not just you readapting to life on earth; it's about the people that are important to you on earth readapting to life on earth with you back. i would've paid like $100 for this sandwich in space. if someone would'v

walked on the surface of the moon america's space agency wants to send humans back up there with a new orion spacecraft and europe's group as part of the endeavor its defense and space division is currently busy finishing the arayan service module vital to the success of the mission. these brown at least of strips may not look very impressive but they're indispensable the wafer thin thermal membrane to protect delicate components like sensors from extreme temperatures in space. you know hours of painstaking work technicians apply over twenty thousand individual strips to the four metre high module. the strictly sequenced work is done under clean room conditions initial testing is due within a few days. for me. personally it's the most exciting phase of the program because we're off the drawing board and on to the hardware breathing life into the vehicle as soon as we finish the integration will transition to the respective test phase. the module is a component of the arayan spaceship seen here in a computer simulation effectively its energy supply. its main features are its four special fuel

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shuttle program, we would not be able to bailed new rocket system -- build a new rocket and imthe orion vehicle to go past earth orbit. the shuttle was relegated to lower earth-0 bit so we want to go past that and maybe assist lunar space station will help us get to mar. it was the right thing to do. >> host: let's hear from callers. jane in crescent, iowa, you on with leland melvin. >> caller: hi, he lend. i wanted to ask about the girl from iowa, the astronaut that has been up there for 665 days, what do you think about that? >> guest: so, who -- peggy was my commander in 2008 on the space station. she applied 13 times to become an astronaut. reject 12 time. she is one of my "sheros" and i hold up as a hero. an amazing person and i love her to death. >> host: featured in chasing space, who was or is katherine johnson? >> guest: katherine johnson is the 99-year-old mat ma television that calculated the trajectories to get john glenn orbiting the planet, and she was a hidden figure. margo is he daughter of bob lee, an engineer who work at nasa with me. it's like a family affair, and kat

something fifty years later america's nasa wants to send humans again back to the moon with a new orion spacecraft and europe's group is part of it its defense and space division is currently busy finishing assembling the orion service module which is vital to the success of the mission. these brownout he subscripts may not look very impressive but they're indispensable the wafer thin thermal membrane to protect delicate components like sensors from extreme temperatures in space. you know hours of painstaking work technicians apply over twenty thousand individual strips to the for me to hi module. the strictly sequenced work is done under a clean room conditions initial testing is due within a few days. for me. personally it's the most exciting phase of the program because we're off the drawing board and on to the hardware breathing life into the vehicle as soon as we finish the integration will transition to the respective test phase. the module is a component of the arayan spaceship seen here in a computer simulation effectively its energy supply. its main features are its four specia

police blocked off the area in orion township northwest of detroit and ordered temporary evacuations.s are allowing the fire to just simply burn itself out. there are no reports of any injuries. >> happening today, president trump says the treasury department will begin rolling out the new sanctions on north korea. yesterday the trump administration placed the rogue nation back on a list of countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism. north korea was on the list for decades but was removed by the george w. bush administration as part of an effort to salvage talks and end its nuclear ambitions. that does not seem to have worked. president trump says the decision to reenlist the country was long overdue. >> a total of eight women have accused broadcast journalist charlie rose of sexual misconduct. three of those women have gone on the record. cbs news has suspended rose and pbs has halted distribution of the charlie rose show. the women former interns and employees told the washington post that rose groped them, walked naked in front of them and told one of them he had fantasies

northwest of detroit reported hearing an explosion, then seeing giant fire balls light up the sky over orionownship. police blocked off the surrounding area and ordere temporary so far no injuries have been reported. >> the show will go on today but without chlie rose. he's been suspended from cbs news amid the latest sexual misconduct scandal. a total of eight women have made claims against the gton post andst published business insider. accounts range from rose groping in his car and office and presenting himself to them naked and telling one woman he dreamed of her swimmi in his long island po rose hasd and a statement saying he's deeply embarrassed but he doesn't believe all the accusations are accurate. pbs halted distribution of his trademark interview show. >> 5:48. it is not unusual to see alligators or crocodiles in florida. >> however, they should be in the swamp not on the beach and the surf. coming up about where >> ♪ >> local chefs served up dishes for a good cause in gloucester county, new jersey. they took part in the tenth annual taste of south jersey. restaurant helps famili

. >> reporter: this has happened in the past to orion air with a scheduling conflict and canceled 2,000 flights. american airlines says it has enough lead-up time to the holidays that they are hoping they will be able to get pilots on board. in san francisco, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> all right. 4:37. time for another look at our sunny forecast. >> yeah. we are going to get through a cool start to the day so it is a little bit brisk out there especially in the north bay temperatures as low as in the 30s right now. so this patchy fog there, but across the bay you can definitely see nice clear conditions out there so not expecting much fog throughout san francisco because it's just not quite cool enough. temperatures not anywhere near the dew point across san francisco. 51 degrees right now here but san jose 45. santa rosa 39 degrees. livermore is 36. so there's a chance we could see fog across the east bay and across the north bay as it settles in the valleys where it's just cool enough. right now, most of the fog is to the east. and so you can definitely see it. there's going to be

this fire's burning in the town of auburn hills in orion township if you know that area about 30, 35troit. we'll keep our eye on this situation and well have the ' >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >>> all right. wizards back in action. some history on the court too. and it wasn't john wall you say. >> no, it was not john wall. it was his back court mate. bradley beal. it was his turn to shine. as the wizards bench plays like it did tonight, john wall might take some more games off. that is a good wall tries to play through everything. each of the last four seasons he's missed no more than five games. now he has a sore knee. and his teammates took control. there's john wall. 15 points, six assists in his return. not too shabby. third quarter watch this history. boom, that three. he becomes the youngest in nba history with 700 three-pointers. on the other side, yanis -- you know his name, guys? adetokumbo. he's greek. work on his name. we play him again. beal taking over on the drive. he lays it in off the glass. 23 points from badly beal. wizards up six. fourth quarter w

a massive fire erupted in oakland county, michigan the border of auburn hills and orion township. witnesses on social media said the gigantic flames could be seen from several miles away. the blaze even knocked out 911 service to the entire county. but crews eventually got the system back up. law enforcement ordered evacuations for several blocks surrounding the inferno. >> the fire is now contained and the orders have been lifted but authorities are still advising people to avoid the area. officials said the gas main involved was managed by consumers energy. a spokesman said they shut down the gas line to let the fire burn itself out. they're also working with officials to determine the exact cause. no injuries have been reported. >>> holiday security preparations are under way in new york city, where 3 million people are expected to attend the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the nypd says heightened security measures will be in place tone sure safety especially in the wake of last month's terror attack which killed eight people. >> you'll see every intersection there will be mor

states yousif al tiber global leaks handed over the files to the online news outlet the intercept orion graham is the washington d.c. bureau chief of the intercept. the plan is a if fairly simple one in the end it's to take all of the existing bonds that u.a.e. and affiliated parties already own and put them in a kind of off shore confidential vehicle and then go about purchasing additional qatari debt. and then by credit default swaps against that debt so that when the debt goes down in value the credit default swaps rise it's like buying an insurance they would then take these these bonds according to the plan and swap them back and forth among parties who from the outside look like they're independent but are actually the same people as like me and you trading a bond back and forth and that creates an illusion of volatility and with people aware that there is this political crisis going on then the plan as they see this enhanced volatility and traders start to panic and say oh my god something must be going on here we need to sell our own our own could tare debt which drives the pric

. >>> meanwhile, a huge gas fire in orion township, 40 miles north of detroit, has finally burned itselfut. a spokesman for consumers energy says a 22-inch-diameter steel transmission line ruptured last night. the cause is unknown. some residents in the area were forced to evacuate, but everyone is being allowed back home with no interruption in service. >>> all right, north korea back on the state sponsors of terror list. new sanctions expected today. how is pyongyang responding? we're live in seoul. >>> the trump administration expected to announce new sanctions today against north korea after the president put the kim jong-un regime back on the short list of nations labeled as state sponsors of terrorism. >> should have happened a long time ago. should have happened years ago. in addition to threatening the world by nuclear devastation, north korea has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism, including assassinations on foreign soil. >> north korea was removed from the list by president george w. bush in 2008, but pyongyang has dramatically escalated its nuclear program s

detroit reported hearing an explosion and then seeing giant fire balls light up the night sky over orionporary evacuations. so far no injuries have been reported. >>> the trump administration has placed north korea back on america's terrorism blacklist. the country had been designated as up for two decades until 2008. that is when the george w. bush administration removed it in a bid to salvage international talks aimed at ending its nuclear efforts. the talks collapsed soon after. president trump also promised a new wave of sanctions as part of a maximum pressure campaign against north korea. >> the show will go on today without charlie rose. he is suspended from cbs news amid the latest sexual misconduct scandal. a total of eight women have made claims against the veteran journalist published in the washington post and business insider. their accounts range from rose groping them in his car and home office to presenting himself to them naked and in one case telling one woman he dreamed of her swimming naked in his long island pool. rose has issued a statement and apology saying he's de

and support is still very much in place for the boeing-made sls rocket and the lockheed market made orion together a $3 billion a yore program. the big emerging trend, relying even more heavily on commercial companies all the way around, so not just for potential moon exploration and civil, but for military as well this is one of the driving factors, guys, of northrop grumman's purchase spacex could cost hundred of billions and officials are looking to partner more and more on things like say satellites so all of this contributing to what bank of america analysts just recently called a space age 2.0. they say over the next three decades that this market, the space market, could be worth upwards of $2.7 trillion currently worth about $340 billion. back over to you. >> not a surprise that aerospace has outpaced just about every other sector since election day. morgan, fascinating once again thanks so much, morgan brennan when we come back, putting the quk le rur to the test when "sawaly"etns it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamp

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probably the one exception to that is a cane that was presented to him by the last -- the ythe last orion and ruler of the hawaiian islands. she presented it -- the last hawaiian ruler of the whole wine islands. pettigrew was one of those individuals who was described as an anti-imperialist in a time when many in power were having imperialistic interests. china,larly in japan, the near east, but also the hawaiian islands. pettigrew was one of those people that wanted everybody to be treated fairly. the way that the u.s. took over the hawaiian islands, they did less than ideal. pettigrew really took the case and opposed the treaty of of the u.s. accenting the u.s. annexing the islands. when he begins his political career in territorial legislature in 1870, he is a strong republican. he remains with the republican party through the economic crash of 1893. time, he moves into the populist camp. it was a national property -- it was a national party, it , butved in some form today he became a populist. he supported william jennings bryan's run for the presidency in 1896. pettigrew was also def

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that she had been teaching journalists that then corrected that and said she had been on a holiday in orionjust told the bbc that she has got a court date for december tenth. this is for a second charge of spreading propaganda. there was concern about what boris johnson had said would end up with her receiving a longer prison term. he has promised amount of time to her case to try to secure her release. we do not know she will get the diplomatic protection that a husband is hoping she will be given and he also wants to go on any visit that boris johnson might and he also wants to go on any visit that borisjohnson might make to iran to try to secure her release. this latest news from nazanin's husband richard is that she has got a court date for december the tent ona a court date for december the tent on a charge of spreading propaganda. the serbian president has called on his country to start looking to the future rather "than suffocating in tears of the past" — after the conviction of the former bosnian serb army commander, ratko mladic, for genocide. mladic led forces during the massacre

more kidss to create everywhere without regards to gender, orion, identity like that kid in eastern kentuckynotechnology satellites. [applause] , i want you to think about that, because they say snapchat is 10 seconds. i felt like a great moral whenry had been won twitter announced it was going from 140 up to 280 categories. but, and ighing, want you to laugh, but i want you to think. teeing president is a job. -- being president is a job. you hire someone to do a job. you have to say what you want to go? to get fromropose here to there? how are we going to do it together and benefit together? before you have a slogan you have to have an idea of how to get there. i consider the greatest honor of my life that first of all i had this laboratory of training as a governor here for all of those years. got to start at a time when grassroots politics still mattered. when people listen to each other. they didn't just want to think of some new put down. it wasn't a question of whose resentment was better than someone else's and who had better answers. you believe in putting people first, you have to

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that all of these boys had been raised again, in a conversation between the british ambassador in orionto go to iran as soon as as possible, when to go to iran as soon as possible, for her to go home as christmas, is because of that urgency. busy, that is not in his gift and highly, but he did undertake to take her case very seriously, and to leave no stone unturned. we talked about his trip to run, as of in the meeting, he said it is not quite concerned yet, when. he talked about whether i would be able to accompany him, and he said that he is keen to take me, but it is a question to be resolved with the advice of the foreign office, but also in liaison with the iranians. that is something we will keep wishing for, and keep taking forward. it is clear to everybody in this room that for me, it is very important to be going on that trip, and to be standing alongside the foreign secretary. i understand that thatis foreign secretary. i understand that that is a big ask. reasonably unprecedented, but i think it is important in our circumstances. we talked about the work he had done, trying

more so for less money now than you could a couple of years ago, so it is not all bad news. , plus orionr the last five years or so. alix: when you see the u.s. a lot of the paris climate accord, it is up to private investors and private companies to boost whatever investments we're going to make. what do you see in terms of those flows? where are they coming from and flowing into? the stories around paris negotiations is how much money will flow into developing countries. 2015 broughtines, some not so great, total dollar volume fell sharply. the majority fell. there is some rebuilding that needs to be taken place in the next year or so. alix: the you expect that to happen? quite possibly. we are generally bullish that the cost will come down. brazil, chili, other places around the world, delivering a contract in which you see clean energy competing against fossil sources, undercutting it on price, unsubsidized. that does bode well for the industry longer-term, but there are definitely some schools that need to be improved, more financing that goes into these countries. alix: ethan zindl

held a hearing to look at nasa's space exploration plans including the space launch system and the orion spacecraft. the project's aim to help facilitate human exploration of the moon, astroids and eventually mars and would be