whitson hit nasa says that astronaut peggy whitson captured the earth views in march. she and another astronaut were working to fix a shield. whitson hit a major milestone last month when she became the american astronaut with the most time in space. >>> bigger is not necessarily better anymore. doctors say there is a new trend among women to go back to their normal size breasts after breast surgery. reporter danielle nottingham is in beverly hills with the story. >> reporter: when amy wise had breast surgery, it was trendy. >> early 20s and that was the thing. big, big breasts. >> how are you feeling after surgery? >> good. >> reporter: now 15 years later, the 39-year-old mother says the look and back problems that come with d-cup implants doesn't fit her lifestyle so she got them out. >> i wanted to be natural. more lean and contoured and more athletic. >> reporter: the doctor says a growing number of patients over 30 are reducing the size of their implants even taking them out. >> there's that natural desire to be super sexy in your 20s and be very attractive. in you

with this walk, peggy whitson tied the most space walks ever by any american. this is her tenth.is day in 1934, police shot and killed the infamous bank robbers bonnie and clyde. bonnie parker and collide barrow met a few years earlier when they were teens. clyde went to jail for robbery. bonnie visited him every day. as the story goes, smuggled in a gun to help him escape. after another jail stint, clyde got parole and the couple began their life of crime together. bonnie and clyde stuck up banks and stores across five states from louisiana to texas and new mexico. they teamed up with accomplices along the way. cops blamed the barrow gang for the deaths of more than a dozen people, including nine police officers. cops tracked down the outlaws and ended the crime spree with a hail of bullets and happened 83 years ago today. >> neil: all right. a little more than 24 hours after it went down in manchester, england, security tightened across the united states. these are live shots in new york city, san francisco, on capitol hill where they don't want to take any chances and don't wh

fisher and peggy whitson are about two and a half hours into the spacewalk which is not been cut downm a planned six hours to four or five hours. an avionics vase that supplies data electricity to the ongoing science experiments, they planned to also put a protective shield on the adapter where the new docking port will go for future commercial crew. as soon as next year, a crew could be flying up astronauts on american-made ships ending our reliance on the russians. that job will likely be postponed to another day. the first spacewalk supporting the state station happened 80 and half years ago. 1998 back when there wasn't much at all and we still use space shuttles. jerry ross and jim newman rode the big canada after the two components of the space station. going back live 250 miles above us, these two are outside a far larger space system today and enjoying the gorgeous view of the big blue marble down-home that we call home, actually. as you can tell, it's night time, so they are in the dark side of the earth. there are seeing a lot of city lights. they've been working so fast that

peggy whitson completing her ninth space walk. the most of any female astronaut. bret?eating in miami. phil, thanks. we have a special sunday edition of "special report" this weekend. one of the things we will bring you an interview with transportation secretary elaine chal. among other issues, we'll talking about efforts to repair the nation's roads and bridges. >> talking about infrastructure and having a plan that actually is getting it across the finish line in that building behind me are two different things. is there a time line for this? >> we have been hard at work at this. and so we will be releasing principles in about two to three weeks. and then the legislative proposal will probably be tackled by the congress in the third quarter. >> bret: join us for a special prime time edition of "special report" sunday 8:00 eastern. president trump warns his fired fbi director and threatens the media. we'll get reaction from the panel after a break. ♪ ♪ i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medic

right now peggy whitson and jack fisher are fixing a faulty part on the international space station. no one's life at the space station is at risk, but nasa warns the operation is critical in making sure other systems function properly. >>> it is day 2 of technology week here at wusa9. if you missed it, monday was all about virtual reality. wusa9's evan koslof introduced us to tech that allows you to today he's back with something new that parents will want to check out. >> technology week continues a look at something we've used before, a backpack. these backpacks have a digital twist. they're called pop packs. attention millennials, i present you the selfie backpack. you already have a screen for everything else so why not a backpack as well. put your dog on the screen, your friends, you can even snap a photo and send it to your bag immediately, kind of like these love birds are doing right here. how does this all work, turns out there's a 10-inch display insides backpack that connects to your phone through blue tooth. screen is pretty durable. >> flexible, shatterproof, kid proof

astronauts peggy whitson, jack fisher, spent four hours replacing some equipment.t marks the 200th time that astronauts have made a spacewalk outside the station. their time was cut short, however, because of a cable leak. but they still managed to get their primary task done. ♪[ music ] blindsided by bills.. homeowners in the oakland hills hit with expensive fines.. for fire inspections. is fessing up >>> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, blindsided by bills. homeowners in the oakland hills hit with expensive fines for fire inspections. now the city is fessing up to a mistake. we go digging for answers. >> but first, the markets closed mixed today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. ,, a rescued by the u-s coast guard last month. the crew spotted the sea >>> take a look at this baby sea turtle. it was one of four turtles rescued by the u.s. coast guard last month. the crew spotted them tangles in fishing gear. after clearing it, they released it back into the water. >>> good to see that. >> all right. >> mother's day weekend. >> mother's day w

a problem with one of the astronauts space suits, it was performed by jack fisher and katie -- peggy whitson will hold the records for the most spacewalks by a female astronaut, this was fisher's 1st walk, it lasted just over 4 hours.>>> the trump administration debating if it will extend the ban on in- flight laptops and tablets on flights headed to europe. >> reporter doug mcelwee shows some travelers and airlines are responding to the change. >>> the 1st restrictions went into place in march banning laptops and tablets on flights originating from 10 airports in a countries. now homeland security officials are negotiating with european counterparts considering a plan to extend it to flights from western europe. there's been no decision with you officials saying they need more clarification from the us. >> the specific threat situation, they may require air carriers to suspend flights from certain locations for security measures but are confidence is only at their reports. a john kelly speaking european officials friday a day after he met with members of congress and airline representatives

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astronauts peggy whitson and jack fisher went out to do some maintenance.er ninth. she broke the record for the most cumulative days in space by any american astronauts. >>> if you have been hearing signs of relief coming from uc berkeley's campus, it was the last stay of finals. >> one way of studying for finals was fun. >> i'm going to play contamination. >> it's not often you see college students playing a board game at the library during finals week. it's competitive, it's fast paced. >> i needed that. >> reporter: it's organic chemistry. . >> when i first took organic chemistry, i was one of the few people that actually enjoyed my time in class and so i thought i would should be a game. >> reporter: he created a game to create and react. >> you have to figure out how to get there and in the process, you're going to be learning organic chemistry. >> reporter: it's a new way to tackle a topic that are notoriously tough. >> for premed and bioengineering students, it can feel like a mountain too steep to climb. >> i have seen people who changed their major

astronauts peggy whitson and jack fisher went out to do some maintenance.his first space walk and her ninth. she broke the record for the most cumulative days in space by any american astronauts. >>> if you have been hearing signs of relief coming from uc berkeley's campus, it was the last stay of finals. >> one way of studying for finals was fun. >> i'm going to play contamination. >> it's not often you see college students playing a board game at the library during finals week. it's competitive, it's fast paced. >> i needed that. >> reporter: it's organic chemistry. . >> when i first took organic chemistry, i was one of the few people that actually enjoyed my time in class and so i thought i would should be a game. >> reporter: he created a game to create and react. >> you have to figure out how to get there and in the process, you're going to be learning organic chemistry. >> reporter: it's a new way to tackle a topic that are notoriously tough. >> for premed and bioengineering students, it can feel like a mountain too steep to climb. >> i have seen peop

nasa astronauts jack fisher and peggy whitson. the water leak to the suit has now been fixed. whitson and fisher are outside the station right now doing repair work. the very first space walk at the station was done back in 1998. >>> keeping the tradition going there. 6:46 right now. after-school programs are going to start costing san francisco families, "the exercise" reporting that the school district plans to charge parents for enrollment in after-school and other programs. they're still facing a $3.3 million loss in funds. those fees will cost between $50 and $500 based on the family's income. >>> make sure you check your freezer. trader joe's is pulling an ice cream over a peanut allergy concerns. this is a single lot of this mochi ice cream. the treat may have peanuts, but doesn't list peanuts as an ingredient. if you bought the ice cream with the code lot 09017, you can return it for a full refund. >>> after a flurry of activity here in washington, d.c., the president is tweeting like mad this morning. >> the hint that it may by bugged? >> not by obama, but the preside

commander peggy whitson left the orbiter for her tenth space walk. spent more time outside of the space station than any other woman in history. the pair lasted for more than two hours. that was enough time for the space station to circle the earth more than once. >> they got to fix the computers. they've got to do everything. >> it's do it yourself. it never gets old watching that either. since a majority of us will never, ever have that experience. it's so cool. >> and it can't get old for them looking down on the earth. >> amazing. >> but you are right jack of all trades. >> i'm getting sick of looking out my window and seeing the >> you're not the first person to say that. it's a little bit like living in seattle. >> can you call in favors? don't you know some is people? >> let's call in favors over the weekend. let's wait until the weekend. >> okay. >>> let's start with a live look outside. it's kind of dismal outside. temperatures are cool. 67. winds still easterly at 10. there are a few showers in the area. most of the showers extend all the w

water leak in the equipment that powers the space suits that once i got that fixed astronauts peggy whitson jack fisher successfully completed maintenance on the international space station including an adapter for a new international docking port for commercial crews and spacecraft. a new way to plug-in. up next president trump blasting democratic obstruction specifically. we are talking about chuck schumer. >> he doesn't have control of his power. he is not a good leader and i think it's going to be tough for me to work with him. we will see. hopefully what will happen is in 18 we will elect republican -- republican senators. we are going to elect some more republicans without having to go through that. tom: steve forbes joins me next tom: steve forbes joins me next to discuss the legislative ♪ tom: steve forbes joins me next to discuss the legislative here comes the fun with sea-doo. starting at just $5,299 and get 0 percent financing. visit sea-doo.com today. tom: in our on line poll last night we asked you, do you believe that doj should open its investigations of the clintons band --

water leak in the equipment that powers the space suits that once i got that fixed astronauts peggy whitsononal space station including an adapter for a new international docking port for commercial crews and spacecraft. a new way to plug-in. up next president trump blasting democratic obstruction specifically. we are talking about chuck schumer. >> he doesn't have control of his power. he is not a good leader and i think it's going to be tough for me to work with him. we will see. hopefully what will happen is in 18 we will elect republican -- republican senators. we are going to elect some more republicans without having to go through that. tom: steve forbes joins me next to discuss the legislative tom: in our on line poll last night we asked you, do you believe that doj should open its investigations of the clintons band -- e-mails. 95% of you shouted, yes it should be reopened. it'll be interesting to see if that does happen to president trump raising new agreement easing market barriers for the u.s. and china. mr. trump tweeting china just agreed that the u.s. will be allowed to sell m

we have peggy whitson, the commander at the international space station.terday, it said she spent more time off our planet than any other american and at the age of 57, she is the oldest woman in space. it's great. maybe we'll go to space sometime soon. >> happy birthday, michelle. >> thank you. >>> let's head over to where we can fly away with no delays but arriving flights at sfo delays an hour. 53 livermore. everybody getting breezy conditions away from the bay. winds in the fairfield area winds out of the southwest 10 to 20 today with the gray skies along the coast all day long affecting temperatures there only in the 50s from pacifica back through half moon bay into daly city and in colma. 60s and partial clearing around the bay today. sunshine around the peninsula. away from the bay, inland, boy, you'll feel the difference. tumbling out of 92 degrees yesterday to 78 degrees in livermore. full forecast 48 after the hour. but right now let's send it over to jaclyn. >> look how foggy 580 is right now. i had to tell myself no, i don't need to adjust my s

peggy whitson and jack fischer are wrapping up the job right now. i know they will do a great job and get it done. we want to to take you live to space. >> that is so amazing to me how clear those pictures are. >> we are looking over their shoulders. fixing the computer on the international space station, doing it for you, live, right here on mornings on 2. we will check back with them later. just slide it right in. >> that's incredible. just incredible. >>> tuesday, may 23. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson is right over there in his office with your forecast. >> but they do not get any type of transmission -- like alien: covenant. >> you said that was good. >> i love the franchise. i thought it was awesome. >>> what's cool about alien: covenant is there are a lot of easter eggs that go back to blade runner. for those of you who know what i'm talking about -- look at that fog bank! mike me back to picture of that and i posted it yesterday. the tower is sticking out of that fog. we stop -- we saw the same thing yesterday. it does look c

nasa astronauts peggy whitson and jack fisher will perform a 200th space walk in just a half hour. >> this friday. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside louis burgdorf and ayman mohyeldin. >>> you said you had confidence in i'm what change? >> the recommendation behind it. >> when you receive a report that is so clear and a recommendation by someone like the deputy attorney general, you have no choice but to act. >> president trump made the right decision at the right time. to accept the recommendation of the deputy attorney general and the attorney general, to ask for the termination, to support the termination of the director of the fbi. because of the actions that the deputy attorney general outlined to the president that were endorsed and agreed with by the attorney general. the president made the right decision at the right time. >> this is the action a president takes when he is told by the deputy attorney general who has only been on the job for 14 days, he took a new assessment, a new look at everything. >> did you ask for a recommendation? >> what i did is i was going to fire come

nasa officials say fisher and peggy whitson will still able to replace a faulty electronics box. holds the report for more space walks than any other women. this was her ninth. the pope was in portugal where he's set to name two new saints tomorrow. it will happened in a shrine in fatima. officials say they expect a million people to visit just this weekend. according to the catholic church, the pope will cannonize two children that said the virgin mary appeared to them 100 years ago. pope francis arriving in an air base. crowds of people greeted him there. here's the pope touching a child's forehead at the base. the president of portugal greeting the pontiff. they met together privately at the air base. here's a photo of the pope praying at fatima. this nun waving a south african flag as she waits for the pope. an american pilot became the first woman to fly around the world's biggest ocean and happened in this day in history. a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter v8 engine. a 10-speed direct-shift transmission. a meticulously crafted interior. all of these are feats of engineering. c

water leak in the equipment that powers the space suits that once i got that fixed astronauts peggy whitsonfisher successfully completed maintenance on the international space station including an adapter for a new international docking port for commercial crews and spacecraft. a new way to plug-in. up next president trump blasting democratic obstruction specifically. we are talking about chuck schumer. >> he doesn't have control of his power. he is not a good leader and i think it's going to be tough for me to work with him. we will see. hopefully what will happen is in 18 we will elect republican -- republican senators. we are going to elect some more republicans without having to go through that. tom: steve forbes joins me next to discuss the legislative challenges for president trump. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ eyet some cards limit where yout earn bonus cash back to a few places. and then,

the astronaut, peggy whitson and jack fischer, they are in -- that is jack by the way.e airlock waiting to get the go-ahead from mission control and that they will be outside the international space station for just over six hours replacing parts on the space station. it is incredible. we are in the space and we are at houston command and we are watching everything. spacewalk number 200. live on mornings on 2.>>that would be cool to do that.>>i would do that. and now we will welcome you back to mornings on 2. it is friday, may 12. >>good morning i am pam clark. it is 5:30 am. definitely feels cool out there. >>> yes, it is. maybe tuesday we have a chance of rain. it will be windy and cool here and that it will slowly rebound. speaking of space, alien covenant starts soon and the new blade runner will be out in october. that's my idea of science fiction.>>it will be better than prometheus.>>speaking of, i have seen things you people wouldn't believe. like really cool temps in may. it is a very cool pattern. now, inland temps have taken the biggest tumble. they are 10 deg

water leak in the equipment that powers the space suits that once i got that fixed astronauts peggy whitsonsher successfully completed maintenance on the international space station including an adapter for a new international docking port for commercial crews and spacecraft. a new way to plug-in. up next president trump blasting democratic obstruction specifically. we are talking about chuck schumer. >> he doesn't have control of his power. he is not a good leader and i think it's going to be tough for me to work with him. we will see. hopefully what will happen is in 18 we will elect republican -- republican senators. we are going to elect some more republicans without having to go through that. tom: steve forbes joins me next to discuss the legislative two become one. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? for a limited time save $900 - $1200 on select final clearance

. >>> a milestone moment in space as american astronauts peggy whitson and jack fisher took the 200thpace walk 234r0e9ingout side the international space station. the duo was out repairing a faulty electronics box. but had to cut their walk short from the expected six hours down to four hours because of water leaking from a hose connected to fisher's suit. downs bad, doesn't it? >>> finally, well, i guess not. a local news reporter here in new york city made the shot of his life on live tv. now, watch as new york 1 reporter roger clark gets ready. he sinks that backwards half-court shot at madison square garden. >> wait a second. the ball goes out of the frame. how do we know -- >> could be a computer -- how about that. all net. no word if the new york have reached out to clark but they could use him. if he can play the triangle offense. >> does he win anything as a result of that? widespread praise and allegations of photoshopping, et cetera, et cetera. >> from paula faris. >> no allegations. well done. well done and marciano, what's going on in the weather department. >> storms we w

now in this edition of out of this world, this week, nasa astronaut peggy whitson set a new record, theost cumulative days in space, surpassing astronaut jeff williams' record of 534 days according to nasa. to mark her accomplishment, president trump offered his congratulations saying, "on behalf of our nation, and frankly on behalf of our world, i would like to thank you." while an impressive feat, it does fall short of the world record of days in space which is held by a russian cosmonaut who spent 879 days in orbit. now that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg technology." next week, we will be live in los angeles with a great lineup of guests, including david solomon, president of goldman sachs. remember, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are now live streaming on twitter. check us out at @bloombergtechtv weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's kick off with our top story. republicans and democrats have reached a tentative deal that will prevent the u.s. government grinding to a halt. the $1.1 trillion spending bill will fund most federal bodies,

commander peggy whitson and flight engineer jack fischer replaced a broken data-relay box that operates the station's radiators, robotic equipment and solar panels. whitson now ties the record for the most spacewalks of any american: ten. she also holds the u.s. record for the most accumulated time in space. the u.s. government is accusing fiat chrysler of cheating on diesel emissions tests, just as volkswagen did. the justice department filed suit today, saying the auto maker used special software on more than 100,000 vehicles to get around the tests. the company denies wrongdoing. on wall street, stocks managed to climb for the fourth straight session. the dow jones industrial average gained 43 points to close near 20,938. the nasdaq rose five points, and the s&p 500 added four. british actor sir roger moore, who played james bond in seven films, has died after a fight with cancer. he began as bond in 1973, but long after he moved on, his celebrity status aided him in his stint as unicef goodwill ambassador. >> bond certainly gives you a financial security, a notoriety. i get media an

. >>> and nasa astronauts, peggy whitson and jack are making a record to 200th space walk. et the record for most days in space. >>> first this half hour, we take an inside look at the president's private residence. reporters from "time" magazine were granted rare access to the white house. president trump giving a closer look at his flat screen tv to twitter to what they bring him for dinner. mary bruce joins us. >> reporter: good morning, 2k5i6d. you see those windows on the second floor? that is the private rez deps. this morning, we're getting a glimpsen si house and the perm side of the president that few ever see. everything from the television addiction, his twitter habit, and the mark he's leaving on the white house. it's a rare glimpse inside president trump's white house. after hours. in the latest issue of "time" the president showing off one of his favorite hobbies. clicking through cable news clip. a new 60-inch-plus frat screen above the dining room fire lace. trump describing tev oirks as one of the great inventions of all time. >> the news is fake. it's all f

as you look at even what we're oing on space station today, congratulate peggy whitson who set record for most time in orbit. she's up there a rookie. the two of them, they epitomize what we're trying to do with advancing human exploration. and pushing presence into space. what they're learning and what they're doing today is helping us for this journey that we're on. i think at the end of the day that this is a very hopeful enterprise that we're trying to accomplish here. a lot of hope in this in terms of providing that leadership, providing that inspiration moving forward. i really hope that everyone here enjoys engaging in this discussion, as you have for many years, for several of us. if you're new, i'm glad you're here. i'm glad you're part of the discussion and part of the debate that will go on. but i hope it infuses your work as you return. i hope you hear something that will allow you when you get back home to your work teams that you work with every day, whether it's industry, academia, doesn't matter. take back what you learned. look for ways to inject your enthusiasm and y

astronaut peggy whitson is one of two astronauts replacing an external computer that controls the solar are live pictures from space right now and other systems to that space station. >>> and finally a rite of passage at the u.s. naval academy. freshmen racing to climb the 21-foot herndon monument which was greased with, get this, 200 pounds of lard. this year they had hundreds of thousands of viewers on facebook live. their mission as always was to replace the freshman hat at the top of the monument with a midshipman's hat and reached i can't get over that number. >> really. >> thank you, tom. >>> that new health alert about how one drink a day can affect your risk of breast cancer and dr. jen ashton will talk about that next. nose on. ♪ you help ensure that children in the u.s. and around the world are safe, healthy and educated. time is running out, so swing by walgreens today and get your noses on to help end child poverty. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. why not give professional-you the day off? amateur-you has got this! it's just an open house. [yelling] yeah, that

two americans including peggy whitson who holds the record for most spacewalks by a female astronaut.ck fischer it is his first ever spacewalk. (james)(mark)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... (james)cooler than normal temperatures will continue today as we enjoy mostly sunny skies on this friday. let's get outside and check out the 4-zone camera network. it's pretty clear outside with no major fog. temperatures right now are in the mid 40s to low 50s. your daypart forecast shows inland temps warming to the mid 50s by 9:00. we should see low 60s by noon, then mid to upper 60s by later this afternoon. bay shoreline temps will peak near 65 today, while coastal communities will stay in the mid 50s. your weekend outlook shows temps staying flat. mother's day sunday will see mostly sunny skies and highs in the 60s. your extended forecast shows a chance of rain returning on tuesday. (james) and it's time for the kron four word of the day. we want to send you and a guest to see hamilton! today's word is "musical" so right now... go to kron4.com and enter it

two americans including peggy whitson who holds the record for most spacewalks by a female astronaut.ack fischer it is his first ever spacewalk. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... president trump is weighing in about his decision to fire former f-b-i director james comey. hear how the decision could impact the russia investigation going forward. and next... the warriors now know who they will play in the next round of the playoffs. find out how you can get free warriors flags before the next round begins. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) the warriors now know who they will be playing in the western conference finals.( mark ) the san antonio spurs dominated the houston rockets last night. the spurs won by 39 points. the spurs and the warriors finished the regular season with the top two records in the league. the first game of the series is set for sunday afternoon at oracle arena. game two will be at orcale on tuesday night. and then we'll have to wait unti

. >>> lastly, 200, record number of spacewalks by nasa astronauts jack fisher and peggy whitson.., correspondent, kristin fisher. at she knows where he is. ainsley? ainsley: that is her dad right there? that is so cool. >>> this is a sad story. we've got a great report to tell you about how much money we raised to help the young boy. the suspect in the southern california drunk driving crash left 6-year-old lennox lake with severe head trauma, was illegal immigrant with extensive criminal wheel. the man identified as constantino acosta. he had been deported 15 times since 2000 two. how does this keep happening to our innocent families and children here in america? our next guest says chula vista is part of welcoming america of network cities and can't enforce federal immigration laws. joining me chula vista city council and legal immigrant mike diaz. thanks very much for being with us, councilman. >> thank you very much. ainsley: before we get into the juice of the story, tell your story. how did you become american citizen?exico. now you're a councilman in chula vista. how did t