so they're honing in and committed to panama city as we speak.arachutes deployed here in realtime. there's the lightening. that is well west of new orleans, so panama city here in the clear. in fact, very little cloud cover across this area. and the current wave heights across this region that shading of blue indicates 1 to 2 feet. >> pretty exciting to watch, isn't it? i think last i heard they're about 500 meters from splashdown. there's a number of spacex ships -- recovery ships that are out there keeping an eye on all of this. and the plan was once it has touched down they would hope to get to the resilience capsule within an hour of splashdown and then begins the process of getting them out of the capsule and getting them onboard. 200 meters now to splashdown. actually nasa is planning to hold a news conference in about 2 hours, so they're going to move pretty quick. can we listen in here? >> seconds away from splashdown. everything nominal aboard crew dragon resilience returning to earth. >> and there are the boats starting to chase after d

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yesterday the spacex crew dragon capsule splashed down in gulf of mexico outside panama city florida. rescue boats met resilience carrying the three americans and one japanese crew member. the capsule is expected to be reusable for future flights. >> reentry is hard. the spacecraft was in beautiful condition. >> this was only the second lotewaer cw prdosince the 1968 apollo 8 mission, nasa's first trip to the moon with astronauts. it was a success. always cool to see that. >>> 4:45. it's early, mary, and we are talking about a warm up. >> we are. >>> temperatures are going to rise especially inland, some locations about 90 this afternoon. even warmer compared to yesterday. it's because of the offshore flow kicking in for us. a live look with sales force tower camera as we look bit as we look to our trans manager pyramid. our temperatures as we start our monday, mainly in the 50s though looking at 48 in liver more now with clear skies. concord is 56, oak land 54, 57 for santa rosa. let's check the winds because we are tracking northerly winds. 12-mile per hour winds right now in santa

the dragon capsule slashed down before panama city. three nasa astronauts and one japanese astronaut. a recovery vessel metwi the capsule. the hatch opened to applause and cheers. this was the first nighttime down of a planned u.s. spacecraft. the crew will undergo a short quarantine and the astronauts spent 167 days in space. >>> check in with rob. rob, it's incredible that we're having these spot fires so early in may away. >> temperatures will climb probably another 5 to 10 d warmer than what we had today. san jose will see 80s. it's the moment it's a cooling breeze down to 68 degrees northwest wind to 20 miles an hour. inland towards the tri valley. notice the humidity down to 32%. some clearing skies today. that's pretty new. look at the view out to the golden gate bridge. no fog in san francisco where we still have the marine influence on san francisco's weather down to 61 degrees. west wind at 12. as when he had farther inland, as we get into walnut street, humidity at 29%. 78s through the hour. overnight we'll have numbers in t

. >> reporter: a successful homecoming near panama city, florida. >> liftoff. >> reporter: for a nasa mission led by a private company, elon musk's spacex, four astronauts, three americans and one from japan, completed six months in space at the international space station. >> on behalf of crew 1 and our families we just want to say thank you. >> reporter: the crew feeling that return to gravity. >> that's mike hopkins, the commander, he's really excited. >> feeling pretty good after six months in space. >> reporter: consider this, america's last splashdown with the added danger of darkness was apollo 8 in 1968. today a celebration of this new era. >> so our goal is one day that everyone's a space person. >> reporter: their dream of commercial travel with a ticket to space kelly o'donnell, nbc news. >> tonight we're taking you inside the army's battle against the newest, most -- morescientists developing a booster shot that could add extra protection for people who are already vaccinated geoff bennett reports. >> reporter: just outside washington, d.c. a team of army scientists is on

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nasa astronauts mike hopkins, victor glover, shannon walker, splashdown off the coast of panama city florida this morning at 150 6:00 a.m. central time they will make their way back to houston a little later this morning. the crew launched in november of last year spent 168 days in space. members of the resilience crew were involved in five spacewalks , saw the arrival and departure of several visiting crew and cargo space crafts and contributed to hundreds of scientific investigations and technology demonstrations aboard the international states -- space station. we have a few folks here to talk about the mission. the associated minister for nasa's human operations mission directorate. nasa's commercial crew program manager. nasa's international space station program manager. the chief flight director at johnson space center. the spacex senior advisor for flight viability. and the vice president and director general for human spaceflight technology directorate. let's start with some overview remarks and removed questions. for those asking questions, please press star one. we will al

. >> reporter: a successful homecoming near panama city, florida. >> liftoff. >> reporter: for a nasa mission led by a private company, elon musk's spacex. four astronauts, three americans and one from japan, completed six months in space at the international space station. >> on behalf of crew one and our families, we just want to say thank you. >> reporter: the crew feeling that return to, the commander. he's really excited. >> feeling pretty good after six months in space. >> reporter: consider this america's last splashdown with the added danger of darkness was apollo 8 in 1968, a celebration of this new era. >> so ou is one day that everyone's a space person. >> reporter: their dream of commercial travel with a ticket to space kelly o'donnell, nbc news. >>> a massive protest in the uk led to the english premier match postponing a game after fans stormed the field before the game fans brought signs and flares to the stadium, upset with the involvement of the glazer family in the european superleague proposal they own manchester united as well as the tampa bay buccaneers the team i

. >> reporter: a successful homecoming near panama city, florida. >> liftoff. >> reporter: for a nasa mission led by a private company, elap, six months in space at the international space station. >> on behalf of crew one and our families, we just want to say thank you. >> reporter: the crew feeling that return to gravity >> that's mike hopkins, the commander. he's really excited. >> feeling pretty good after six months in space. >> reporter: consider this america's last splashdown with the added danger of darkness was apollo 8 in 1968, a celebration of this new era. >> so our goal is one day that everyone's a space person. >> reporter: their dream of commercial travel with a ticket to space kelly o'donnell, nbc news. >> closer to earth >>> let's talk about the severe weather on the move this morning. the national weather service saying a large and extremely dangerous tornado in mississippi. the mayor says a third of the town has lost power. first responders are rescuing people trapped in their homes. there is also widespread damage in the city of tupelo including many downed trees a

>> their capsule made a flawless and rare night time return to earth in the gulf of mexico off panama city, florida. was in 1968 for apollo 8. the astronauts spent 6 months at the orbiting international space station, their return to earth took just over six hours. welcome back. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," eye "on earth." we'll show you a recycling project that goes well beyond paper and plastic. also, as hibernation goes, this is one of the longest. after 17 years, "brood-ten" cicadas are returning, by the trillions. and, how a lifelong eagles fan became part of football history. you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if samples are available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, ...speaking, breathing, eye problems, or

"resilience" landed in the gulf of mexico off the coast of panama city florida at around 3:00 a.m. nighttime splashdown in 53 years. ( applause ) all four astronauts were safely retried from the capsule, a successful end to nasa's first commercial crew mission. nasa is using commercial companies to provide transportation to the international space station to free more nasa resources for deep space missions. for more national and international news go to pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: crucial elections are coming up on thursday, may 6, in the three countries that comprise great britain: england, wales and scotland. nationalists in scotland and wales are hoping to do well enough to demand referendums on independence from london. in 2014, scottish voters rejected independence in a referendum, but brexit and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic are renewing interest, and exacerbating tensions between the nations in what's being described as the "disunited kingdom." newshour weekend special correspondent malcolm brabant reports from north wales. >> reporter: sundowner time in cae

i remember reagan debating bill buckley about the panama city now, elevating reagan to national statushis own party. >> sorry, go ahead. >> he is done? >> the panama canal treaties in this country, everybody was talking about it, in the isthmus of panama dugout under teddy roosevelt's administration, over the 70s we always had control and jurisdiction over the panama city now but there was this anti-imperialism belief or theme that we should return the rights and sovereignty to the panamanian people but at the time it was being run by a dictator who regularly -- a dictator. there was a great debate in the republican party over the panama canal treaty, reagan was supposed to relinquishing the treaties to the panamanians in 1978 and bill buckley was in favor. others like john wayne, reagan was leading a national campaign against the treaties and participated, the panama canal squad, held airport press conferences, there was much debate in the senate on national television and newspapers and it gripped the nation for a long time so they were finally voted on and the only passed the senate

the dragon capsule parachute into the gulf of mexico off the coast of panama city florida just before 3 am sunday and darkness space x. say they were terms for astronauts from the international space station and the mission being seen as a step closer to achieving commercial space travel i think going forward ready for this important step ready for the mission so our goal is one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that here you can see in provide cameras tracking the capsule as it streaks in the sky all 4 main parachutes could be seen deploying just before splash down. to be called the great blue flawlessly as we undock from station doing the sequence of when you were jettisoned went great just as we would expect for something the crew vehicle at night we had a lot of confidence in this night recovery based on the cargo mission that we flew and landed in january with space x. and they recovered that vehicle as well. apollo 8 now says 1st flight to the moon with astronauts and splashed near hawaii on december 27th 1016 years later a soviet ca

light express it is the dragon capsule splashing down with a parachute landing off the coast of panama city, florida and the gulf and last night around midnight marking nasa's first nighttime landing since all the way back in 1968. it's also the second astronaut flight for space x. >> today's easter sunday for the world's orthodox christians. this is a look at services at an armenian orthodox church in romania. the reason for the later date, most orthodox churches follow the julian calendar as opposed to the gregorian calendar that was used by churches in the west. isco because based on the city's covid number. san francisco's eligible to move into the less restrictive yellow tier this week. health officials say there assessing the situation and will decide all of this on tuesday. now in the yellow tier capucity at most businesses goes up. this includes fitness centers, card rooms wineries and breweries bars would be able to open up at 25%. capacity. outdoor venues can increase capacity and so can amusement parks and marine county is also expected to go into the yellow tier this week. so ou

the capsule landed in the ocean near panama city, florida. before 3:00 a.m. eastern time. three astronauts and one japanese astronaut were on board. they popped the latch. they will under go a short quarantine period after spending 157 days in space. mostly on the space station. >> our goal is one day that everyone is a space person. >> i'm a space person. >> you are not. >> the first nighttime splash down since the apollo 8 moon shot in 1968. >> you're afraid of space. you wouldn't want to go up there. >> true. i like it though. it's fascinating. i don't want to go. here's a question. mpo catchin foul ball or ice cream. ice cream. >> i'll take both. >> as did fa have it all. foul ball int the stands. watch this guy. boom. he grabs the ball bare handed holding onto an ice cream sunday. doesn't spill a drop. if you are looking for a hero, there's one. stat cast showed the ball going 97 miles per hour. when he made the grab. >> that's no joke. >> another guy who can do that. anthony flores. he can catch the ball eating the ice cream. >> am i right? >> probably not. i'm going

before 3:00 am yesterday the spacex crew dragon capsule splashed down in gulf of mexico outside panama city florida. rescue boats met resilience, that's the name of the vehicle, carrying the three american and one japanese crew members. the capsule is expected to be reusable for future flights. >> reentry is hard and the spacecraft was in beautiful condition. >> this was only the second piloted water landing for nasa's post shuttle commercial crew program and first u.s. night splash down since 1968 apollo 8 mission, nasa's first trip to the moon with astronauts. >>> the time is 5:25. in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a bay area company ready for battle. how today's court case could reshape the app store, ahead in our money watch report. >> reporter: it is wildfire awareness week, in time for a red flag warning welcome to jack in the box. hey,y, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard yoyour chickenen comes with classic and spspicy in thehe same bo, so i i don't havave to choos. ahah yes. bestst of both w wo. mymy 50/

. >> the dragon capsule parachuted into the gulf of mexico off the coast of panama city, florida, justore midnight. it's a first u.s. cruise splashdown in darkness since 1968. officials said it was done to take advantage of calm weather. the trip lasted about 6 1/2 hours. the astronauts, three americans and one japanese completed a 167 day mission. the longest for astronauts launching from the u.s. that is so cool to see. >>> back here at home, red flag warning in solano county. >> that's right. we already have them north winds. that's going to mix down warmer air. a warmer day today but the north winds drying out the air. back-to-back dry seasons and numbers of to the 90s tomorrow. today well into the 80s. 5 degree warm-up for most except at the coast. live doppler 7, no fog to speak up. clear, half moon bay. high pressure offshore. low pressure is diving to the east of us and the wind that is created on the pressure gradient between the two is the classic fall set up we are so used to. live from walnut creek, nice and sunny where it's 49. san francisco and san jose. 46, mountain view

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before 3:00 am yesterday, the spacex crew dragon capsule splashed down in gulf of mexico outside panama citylorida. rescue boats met resilience, the name of the vehicle carrying three americans and one japanese crew member. the capsule is expected to be reusable for future flights. >> reentry is hard and the spacecraft was in beautiful condition. >> this was second piloted water landing for nasa's commercial crew program and first u.s. night splash down since 1968 apollo 8 mission, nasa's first trip to the moon with astronauts. they look happy. it's a success. >>> 6:24. a bay area tech giant heading to court. >> how the battle can reshape apple's app store. >>> in the next half hour, an over crowded boat capsizes killing three and injuring dozens more. why the captain of the boat is now in jail. >> reporter: it's about to get a good bit windier across the bay area, as solano is under a red flag warning. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor r & decor where e they don''t just knw ththe differenence bebetween prododucts, they livive for it.. from americacan hardwoodo

. >> the dragon capsule parachuted into the gulf of mexico off of panama city, florida, just before midnightit's the first u.s. crew splashdown in darkness since 1968. officials say it was done to take advantage of calm weather. the trip home only lasted 6.5 hours. the astronauts, three americans and one japanese completed a 167 day mission. the long as for astronauts launching from the u.s.. so cool. that's really amazing. >> very cool. >>> we had a nice day yesterday. the winds, a lot of people talking about that. once again we will have winds above the surface that are gusty but they will change to a northerly gradient and we will still have the sea breeze at 1000 feet. combining those two factors, a wide range of temperatures again. here's a look at live doppler 7 were a classical set up. high pressure offshore. low pressure diving over california and the dog between the two creating the wind. the next couple of days drier air and warmer weather. it's 50 in the city as well as half moon bay. d4, concord. numbers around the 50 degree mark. upper elevations will have the wind shift. with i

the capsule took six hours to flash down in the gulf near panama city, florida, all in the darkness ofboard are now back in houston at the johnson space center special quarantine quarters where they will stay for several days. all four launched from florida last november and have been floating around and doing science research 250 miles up above us. that launch was the first time spacex launched four astronauts aboard its capsule. last friday, another crew of four astronauts launched from the kennedy space center and when they arrived at the space station it suddenly became a far more crowd by happy family of space cadets. this morning after the successful splashdown, nasa had an end of mission press briefing. >> the weather was super and the wind conditions were just perfect. the spacex and nasa teams returned human space flight back to the united states and i think this is a remarkable achievement. the opportunity of a lifetime. >> reporter: the last time there was a nighttime capsule splashdown was way back in 1968 and that was the apollo 8 capsule flew all the way around the moon,

the capsule took six hours to splash down in the gulf near panama city, florida, all in the darkness-board, michael hockings, shannon walker and one from the japanese space agency, they're all back at the johnson space center's special quarantine quarters. last friday, another crew of four astronauts launched in the kennedy space center. when they arrived at the station, it became a more crowded but happy family of space cadets. very early this morning after the successful splashdown, nasa had an end of mission presser. >> the weather was just super and the wind conditions were just perfect. the spacex and nasa teams returned human space flight back to the united states and i think this is a remarkable achievement, the opportunity of a lifetime for many of us and something to be proud of. >> reporter: way back in 1968, when i was born, by the way, that was the last time there was a nighttime capsule splashdown. that was the apollo 8 which took off, flew around the moon to prove it could be done, came back to earth, setting the stage for the historic apollo 11 landing on the moon. mik

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landing spacex crew returns back to earth, the dragon capsule dubbed resilience splashed down near panama city 1:00 a.m. on board, three nasa astronauts and a japanese astronaut. the crew will now go to houston for a short quarantine period. the crew spent 167 days in space. >>> before we go, let's check in with vianey arana for a look at our sunday forecast. >> hey there. it's going to be a nice day. it will be sunny but breezy to windy conditions are expected to return and the north winds are going to dry us out which means low humidity. a live look in san jose, you could see we've got the sunrise there and it's really sunny and clear, even in san francisco. not as foggy as it was yesterday when we started our morning, so let's take a look over walnut creek right now, great shot there, sunday funday for sure. let's look at your daytime highs, warm day ahead, about five degrees warmer compared to yesterday. morgan hill 78 degrees. san jose 75. look at concord, about ten degrees warmer in the mid 80s, 85 degrees, and i do want to take you through the estimated wind gusts, because any time that

it was fantastic just off the coast of panama city, florida.ct. splashdown at night, which by the way, was the first nighttime splashdown since 1968. so it's been a while since we've seen this sort of return to earth. also the second astronaut flight for space x to was this capsule. we another four-member crew already up there and now we've got this four-member crew back on you can see how happy they were to be back on terra firma. so there you go. another successful mission for space x and its commercial crew program. we'll take a quick break here at 5.54. coming up in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news boy, the dry conditions. >> spelling an early start now for wildfire season. it's off today. we're going to be live in the east bay with a report. plus a popular north bay beach will be closed for several months starting today. just when you're looking for relief from the heat. we've got one beach. it's going to be off limits to. we'll talk more about that and the family searching for answers after a daly city man was fatally shot b

four astronauts arrived back to earth safely, landing in the gulf of mexico near panama city beach, florida this was the first dark splash down for the united states since apollo 8's crew returned from the moon in 1968. marks the end of a successful mission for spacex's second crewed flight. love it. >>> and hollywood and fans are mourning the loss of academy award winning actress olympia dukakis who died at age 89 on saturday. a long-time stage actress she is best known for his film roles in "moonstruck" alongside cher and the 1989 classic "steel magnolias." she was fondly remembered by his friends and co-stars over the weekend. sally field wrote in part, quote, chak i say but i loved her, everyone loved her. she was a gift, unique and talented and one of a kind. dolly parton shared a statement with nbc's "today" writing in part, quote, even though i didn't get to see her much, i thought of her often. i knew that she was such a quality human being. she will be missed by her fans, her family and those of us who were lucky enough to get to know her personally. she will be missed. >>> all rig

they parachuted into the gulf of mexico near panama city, florida. this is the second flight for elon musk's company and the first splashdown in darkness since the apollo moon shot in 1968. the whole trip back only lasted six and a half hours. >>> still ahead, everybody, holding conservatives accountable. the whitewashing of the insurrection in the spotlight today. >>> and tonight on msnbc we are highlighting extraordinary people making a positive impact in their communities. watch "inspiring america, the 2021 inspiration list" tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. we'll be right back. ight here on msnbc. we'll be right back. front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and get millions of flexible booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. expedia. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid w

nasa astronauts mike hopkins, victor glover, shannon walker, splashdown off the coast of panama city florida this morning at 150 6:00 a.m. central time they will make their way back to houston a little later this morning. the crew launched in november of last year spent 168 days in space. members of the resilience crew were involved in five spacewalks , saw the arrival and departure of

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brian: that was the new jersey boardwalk by the way nothing to do with where we were we were in panama citynveil a song that's never been sung in public before that he wrote two days prior to his appearance. ainsley: i can't wait to see that. that first part aired yesterday. so awesome. he has so many hits. steve: no kidding. lee brice this hour. and brian, we just saw the picture of the boardwalk in new jersey. let's talk to the former governor of the great state of new jersey where i live, chris christie joins us. good morning to you, former governor. >> good morning, how are you? brian: you are not going to tell us to get off the beach, are you? >> no, no. get on the beach. it's almost memorial day, let's go. get on the beach. get rid of your masks and let's go. steve: indeed. we are going to talk about your mask initiative and vaccination in a bit. but, what do you make of what's going on with the biden administration? you know, day one he canceled the keystone pipeline. now governor whitmer up in michigan is talking about threatening the enbridge pipeline but at the same time the state

city. when he was old enough, he left new york and took a ship to panama, hiked across panama and got another ship, landing in the gold fields of california as part of the 1849 gold rush, arriving around 1850 to 1851. he worked in the gold fields but did not find his fortune. in 1860, he walked from the gold fields of california to virginia city. according to the story, he entered virginia city penniless. because of his experience in the minds of california, he very quickly worked his way up through the mines of virginia city and became a superintendent of the mine in the late 1860's and was able to purchase the mines by the early 1870's. he was owner of the conn virginia when most thought it was defunct, and he and his business partners kept it open a few more weeks and it struck the big bonanza. by the 1870's, his mines were averaging about $300,000 a month in silver production, and that is 1870's dollars. john mackey was a major part of the mines of virginia city all the way up until they shut off the pumps of the combination shaft, which kind of signaled the end of the golden age of minin

they want to know whether the mating call of the country frogs in panama is different than the mating calls of the city frogs. coming from a rural state i can tell you the mating calls of the country folk is always different than the city folk. we could have polled the audience. our quail more sexually promiscuous on cocaine? i think we could have polled the audience. the thing is there could be some reforms. so, for example, as much as i'm opposed to government spending, there are some important diseases. let's say alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes, heart disease. why wouldn't we make the committees for the national science foundation, why don't we make the committees have someone on there from one of the big five diseases? why don't we put a taxpayer advocate on there or an inspector general process so this doesn't happen? we have to review this. this isn't an academic point. we've now discovered that the n.i.h. was funding the wuhan lab. so we should have oversight on what happens. but after 50 years of abuse of the national science foundation, we're still studying will people eat ants to combat climate

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city michigan are also considered hot spots. but there is still a lot of confusion over regulations. many people are required to have a vaccine passport. denmark, the european union, japan, panama and thailand all are requiring their own citizens to provide proof of vaccination to travel. hawaii is asking visitors to download the common pass. the u.s. government is currently staying away from requiring people to have proof of a vaccine to travel here. microsoft a mayo clinic made an app that verifies vaccination records. experts are advising starting a folder a vaccine passes on your phone similar to what you might already have for airline travel. greenberg says you should expect the most private businesses will embrace this model. >> this will not be the trickle- down terry, it will be the tumbledown theory. >> reporter: rental cars are also few and far between because most company sold off their fleets during the pandemic. >> you can't get a rental car now. i priced a rental car today for a one-day rental in florida for a small kia. that rental was $441 a day. >> during the height of a pandemic, if the hotel was even open, occupancy could be in the single digits. >> reporter:

they want to know whether the mating call of the country frogs in panama is different than the mating calls of the cityming from a rural state i can tell you the mating calls of the country folk is always different than the city folk. we could have polled the audience. our quail more sexually promiscuous on cocaine? i think we could have polled the audience. the thing is there could be some reforms. so, for example, as much as i'm opposed to government spending, there are some important diseases. let's say alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes, heart disease. why wouldn't we make the committees for the national science foundation, why don't we make the committees have someone on there from one of the big five diseases? why don't we put a taxpayer advocate on there or an inspector general process so this doesn't happen? we have to review this. this isn't an academic point. we've now discovered that the n.i.h. was funding the wuhan lab. so we should have oversight on what happens. but after 50 years of abuse of the national science foundation, we're still studying will people eat ants to combat climate change. s

city have been devastated. nobody knows if it's over yet or not. malcolm web al jazeera goma in the democratic republic of congo. indonesia has released tankers from iran and panama seas on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. iran's so called mt horse tanker and its crew of now being escorted out of indonesian waters upon many times this seems at the same time, was also believed on friday. the captains of both vessels was sentenced to a year in prison, causing environmental damage. but they were released on probation. i said that it has more from tech on well, we know that the tankers were released just weeks after 5 minutes. vodree for visited in denise meeting with senior officials and the president. now after those meetings, the vessel was not mentioned, or that we were told was that bilateral relations were discussed and also a standing up to unit actually us sanctions. that's what the iranians were saying. that the statement from the iranian national oil company today has said that the tanker was released thanks the efforts of senior officials and the foreign ministry . they said that the tank, it will continue on its mission and we will return to iran.

city michigan, boseman montana are considered hot spots. there is still a lot of confusion over regulations. many countries are requiring people to have a vaccine passport. denmark, european union, israel, japan, panama, singapore, thailand are requiring their citizens to idproof of vaccinationto travel. hawaii is asking visitors to download common pass. u.s. government is staying away from requiring people to have proof of ine to travel here. microsoft and mayo clinic made an app that verifies vaccination records. experts are advising starting a folder of vaccine passes on your phone similar to what you might already have for airline travel. greenberg says you should expect most private businesses will embrace the model. >> it will not be the trickle down theory. you will see the tumble down theory. you may not be able to go to the dry cleaner without showing vaccination. >> reporter: most companies sold their fleets during the pandemics. >> you can't get a rental car. i priced one today for a one day rental in florida fontal wa >> during the height of the pandemic, if a hotel was open, occupancy could be in the single digits. >> reporter: the executive of hotel council of san francisco, he says hot

and around mexico city that's the picture on wednesday but let me show you on thursday some of the yellows popping up there intense rain also some heavy rain toward kosar rica and panama on thursday we have seen those strong storms toward the gulf states of the u.s. are showing this video now out of mississippi where we're seeing some of that wind swept rain in this is part of what happens when we get these severe storms the winds whip up we get some hail and intense lightning the risk on wednesday texas right through to georgia and south into florida i want to zoom in right now so we can give you a better viewpoint really of summer where these severe storms are when we see the yellows pop up let me take you to thursday now and we start to see this system further to the east it's going to tap into some atlantica but the area of concern on thursday will be georgia and florida with severe storms. at ways from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the story of the world is that the global size developed the global health and continues to do that with no host and no limitations it's a corporation if it were a human would act like a ps