nasa's famed kimborough was captured with gopro and he and peggy whitson will be back out to do more improvements on the orbiting lab. ahead this morning on "cbs th w. they'll try to reuse a rocket for the first time. >>> prison terms are handed down in the bridgegate scandal and the president's eldest daughter takes a job at the white house. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports ivanka trump will become a federal employee when helping her father. her role was described as an informal role. critics said that would have let her avoid financial disclosure rules. >> the "financial times" says the city is suing the government for its role sanctuary of undocumented immigrants. mayor fred murray said they viol the government is threatening to withhold funds from cities that don't help to deport people. >>> the "los angeles times" says a mexican state attorney general faces drug trafficking charges in the u.s. edgar pe tea is being held in san diego after his arrest monday at the border crossing there. he's attempting to smuggle heroin, and m

a fifty seven year old flight engineer peggy whitson is breaking the record for the most spa cewalks station in preparation for a new docking adapter. this is flight engineer whiston's eighth space walk, and beats the record set by sunita williams. let's have a look at the weather on the other side of the newsroom, darren bett. thank you, simon. it is the warmest march date since 2012. the south—east of the uk has seen the highest temperatures as we are drawing up warm airona temperatures as we are drawing up warm air on a southerly breeze, breaking up the cloud and leading to sunny skies like this into gardens. 22 degrees across the south—east of england, particularly around gravesend. sunny skies across england and wales. further north and west we do have this area of rain that has been affecting lancashire on mind of right the way through the day. still here, even with cloud, 16 or 17 degrees. a warmer day across the north—east of scotland, sunshine to end the day in northern ireland. turning wet across western and all the parts of the uk overnight. 0ne or two showers further ease

. >>> spacewalking astronauts carried out a job yesterday 250 mile ace above the earth, but peggy whitson wasn't just taking care of business. she was making history. she set a record for the most spagswalks of women by eight and timed spacewalking, just over 53 hours. >> coming up on "morning news," caught on video. a sheriff's deputy apparently ignores an emergency call in order to speak with his ex-girlfriend. >>> and a cyclone in australia floods entire towns and displaces one unlucky fish. this is the "cbs morning news." $7.99 women's sonoma tees and $7 girls' jumping beans tops. plus, friends and family take an extra 20% off. everyone gets kohl's cash too. saturday, only at kohl's. and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung fun

kimbrel captured images with a gopro camera during a space walk last week, and he and crewmate peggy whitson will be back out to do more improvements on the orbiting lab. >>> ahead this morning spacex launch. we'll take you to the kennedy space center where spacex will try to reuse a rocket for the first time. >>> prison terms are handed down in the bridgegate scandal and the president's eldest daughter takes a job at the white house. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports that ivanka trump will be a an official federal employee while advising her father. he role had been described as informal when they announced she would have a white house office. critics said that would have let her avoid financial disclosure rules. >> the "financial times" says the city is suing the government for its role in the sanctuary of undocumented immigrants. mayor ed murray said president trump violated the constitution when he ordered cities to enforce federal immigration laws. the government is threatening to withhold funds from cities that don't help to deport p

this is the story, peggy whitson has done the most space walks by a woman, eight in her career with 53 the 57-year-old is outside the international space station with fellow american shane kimbrough. the walk lasted seven hours, a debris shield floated away by mission control came up with a fix. >>> what happens when you lose a bet? if you're friends with these guys, you get duct taped to a traffic shine. he lost a bet on a basketball game. his buddies attached him to a yield sign. of course, they taped the whole thing. when police arrived, they threatened to tase a man with a knife. friends explained they were trying to cut him down. the cops helped free him and even gave him a ride home after that. what kind of a bet is that? how do you come up with that? it's ripping the tape off in certain parts, that's going to hurt. >> most people might go running at the sight of a poisonous cobra, but this man came out of hiding in a village presumably looking for something to drink. look what one man did, have a sip of my water bottle. he offered it to the snake and the snake was like, sure, i'

nasa astronaut peggy whitson is on track to break the record for the most space—walks by a woman. the bbc sports centre. good afternoon, now a look at the news live from the bbc sports centre, with me, jessica creighton. fifa has opened proceedings against neil taylor following the wales defender‘s tackle on the republic of ireland's seamus coleman last friday. taylor was sent off and received an automatic one—match ban for the challenge, but that could now be extended, potentially to three games. everton defender coleman needed surgery on a broken leg following the incident during the two sides' world cup qualifying match in dublin. it's not yet known when he'll be back playing. arsene wenger says his future as arsenal manager isn't completely sorted — despite saying recently he would inform everyone of his decision "very soon". arsenal's recent poorform — where they've lost six of their last nine games — means the frenchman has come under pressure from some fans to leave, when his contract expires in the summer. at his weekly press conference today, though, he wasn't giving anyt

a 57—year—old flight engineer, peggy whitson, is, as we speak, breaking the record for the most spacewalksstation. the american astronaut — in the spacesuit with red stripes — will be outside the station for over six hours, finishing cable connections and checking over the station in preparation for a new docking adapter. this is flight engineer whiston's eighth space walk, and beats the record set by sunita williams. bravo one, counter two. extraordinary stuff, congratulations to her. time for a look at the weather. here's john hammond. a rather damp morning in durham. there has been some rain around. it's a day of contrasts. damp weather across parts of northern england and southern scotland, very wet in southern snowdonia. down towards the south—west a few showers ahead of that. but the main story across the more southern and eastern

astronaut peggy whitson's latest mission bringing her a total of 53 hours in 22 minutes spent outsideal space station, the most ever by a woman. heather: new york city mayor bill diblasio promising every ex-con a job when they get out of jail. >> in other jails as well, the message won't be on the first day, this does not need to be your future, we will help you turn it around. abby: he plans on paying for his new initiative with taxpayer money. new york city councilman joe torelli and democratic new york city councilman williams, thank you for joining this. there will cost taxpayers $10 million a year. will it be worth it? >> let's start with the fact it is duplicative of a half-dozen nongovernment programs to reenter people and acclimate them back into society, that is a good thing. people not taking advantage of these programs, why create an entitlement program to guarantee them a job when there are so many people, what's to say someone who doesn't want to take personal responsibility and role in these programs why would they show up for this? heather: good question. >> all the dat

we take you into space now where nasa astronaut peggy whitson, dressed all in white, has ventured outsidey a woman. she surpasses sunita williams' record. it's the 199th spacewalk in support of space station assembly and maintenance — on this walk they are finishing cable connections. ivanka trump is officially joining her father's administration as an unpaid employee, with the title assistant to the president. she will be given security clearance and an office in the white house. but is there a conflict of interest? ivanka — like herfather — is the sole beneficiary of a sprawling business empire. he put all his business interests aside but she won't do that, is that right? she stepped aside from her brand, the sort of the clothing line, the shoe line that bore her name, the perfumes but the assumption was she would neverjoin him intoa assumption was she would neverjoin him into a business, there were issues with that jared him into a business, there were issues do| that jared job house job with house {ii i°b is with ho merifj mg " t ’

. >>> she's already the world's oldest and most experienced female astronaut and now peggy whitson hasmed the most space walks of any woman. she stepped outside the international space station this morning for the eighth space walk of her career. she was doing prep work for a new docking port which will serve as a parking spot for future missions to the space station. the 57-year-old whitson has been in orbit since november. >>> her name is honesty. she wept from bundle of energy to stage four cancer. now her name has inspired a movement. >>> and new at 6:00 more changes to the ways we buy alcohol in pennsylvania. how you'll soon be able to get a bottle of wine. >> and proving a good deed does pay. what one man did a year ago that just made him $15,000 rich err. my hygienist said to think of my teeth like an apple. they have to be great on the inside and outside. to strengthen both, she said to go pro. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it strengthens... ...teeth inside, and is better at strengthening the... ...outside than colgate total. best check-up ever. >> class ring missing f

american astronaut, peggy whitson, is set to make history today by breaking the record for the most spacewalksied biochemistry before going on to serve as the first female space station commander in 2008. currently on her third mission, she already holds the record for being the oldest woman to fly in space. the aim of today‘s spacewalk — which is due to last six—and—a—half hours — is to upgrade parts of the space station for the arrival of commercial spacecrafts in years to come. we will have the headlines in a moment and catch up with the day‘s sport. time for a look at the weather, here‘s darren bett. how is it doing? the warmest march day since 2012. lovely day for most parts of the uk, not everywhere. we had not just parts of the uk, not everywhere. we had notjust 21, but 22 to the south—east of england. much needed warmth in the north—east of scotland after chillier weather earlier in the week. we will see more rain developing across western areas overnight. the rain will be heavy, especially over the hills for eastern parts of england and the midlands it could be dry, one or two showers

a couple firsts in space, astronaut peggy whitson completed a record-breaking eight spacewalks for aa minor setback when a piece of thermal shielding being installed outside the international space station flipped away and drifted into space was there was a milestone at the kennedy space center last night. >> 5, 4, 3, two, one. liftoff. >> reporter: always gives me the chills. for the first time ever a used rocket booster was sent back into space. the falcon 9 was launched by space x, they plan multiple flights of the same rockets to take humans around the moon. after placing a commercial satellite into orbit the rocket booster returned to earth and landed on a throne ship in the middle of the atlantic ocean to be used again, it saves money, elon musk he happy about this and explains here how these changes go forward. >> if you had airplanes where you threw away an airplane after every flight, teen years to get to this point. >> a great day for space x and the space industry. dagen: big old pile of money. >> company after company, he tried to get into our brain. that is the latest. g

history, in space about to be made nassau distraught peggy whitson set to go on 8th spacewalk this morningy a female astronaut going to lead international space station for outside maintenance work going to last six hours, 57 years old has been in orbit four months now since november, one of the hottest tickets for the festival in nevada, in desert 30,000 tickets to the weeklong event sold out in 35 minutes. it is not cheap, tickets went for 425 dollars each. 500 presale tickets sold for 1200 bucks a pop if you missed out there is one more chance organizers offering omg sale 25 days before gates open releasing additional 2000 tickets event starts august 27 basically you sweat in the desert, you burn stuff and put on crazy costumes feathers ski masks that is how it goes >> i have never o been anybody here. dagen: i have not i don't need to sweat it out neither nevada desert to get in touch with spiritual inner artistic self-. [laughter] pretty much -- >> i can do that on the beach. [laughter]. wear ten minutes away from final reading fourth "gdp market down 20 appoints on dow jones industri