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perience. and it's been a real emotional roller coaster for relatives some have already embraced to their loved ones again while other family members are left waiting. for the wife of the russian cosmonaut about her tough experience. they get trained but the wife just stay down here and henri. thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right we continue our coverage of thursday's big story in kazakhstan where american and russian astronauts have escaped tragedy in their launch for the international space station a rocket malfunction on the vehicle forced the two man crew to abort their mission just minutes after takeoff an emergency landing left spectators and families in total shock. all right. and we have our history is now jettisoned all right russia's investigative committee says that they are looking into whether a violation of safety rules cause of the saudis mishap we can take you through the failed mission using actual footage and animation here's what happened. tens blast off into

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it's one of the many things to draw people down here to perience the wharf. i mentioned phase 2 and i can tell you it's more than a million square feet of moreve pment of retail space and living space as well as parts of the wharf. c's not finished yet. thepletion date will be 2022 for that phase 2, that will begin to break t ground ink in just a few months. live here on the wharf, back in to you. >> so much to see and do there and to think more is coming. thank you. >>lhis list of sch delays is growing now. both schools are now on a two-hour delay in virginia. the storms that came through that are l were atle rougher yesterday. a lot of people were just concerned about road conditione and not able to see in the dark. >> absolutely. we all said we have encountered our debris on the road on way in this morning and you want to be aware of that. this is a great reason to download our nbc was because you can get that alert on your phone, for your county, right where you live, letting you know exactly what you're dealing with. this is why we're in weatheral ts thi

the workforce, but the idea is they will have that sort of camaraderie and networking and better,perience it comes at a cost. is that something you would recommend? >> i think it's a really good strategy. them together creates a culture for that sub team. they have role models, they have their own p or network, and they start to advance. ultimately, what we know is if you are the only one over a long period of time, as rachel said, as you pointed out, you feel less motivated to stay at the company. if you leave, that is less helpful. emily: but there is a compromise, right? you have teams of all men making decisions about other things without women on this teams. >> let's be clear -- i don't think it is a simple choice, but of ione and done approach got a single woman on a team or two women on a team so now i have diversity has to change. until we get where we really need to go which is having women at every level so we are not picking and choosing where to put our underrepresented women across our team, a good strategy is to group women together and accept or realize that leads to better

it's one of the great periences, like standing on the rim of the grand canyon. othe frame is the size of my thumbnail. and restore frame by frame, every single image from that hour-long documentary in 4k ultra hd, whatever that means. and -- light laughter ] we're having a screening in roebling, new jersey on saturdae night where --ing is the name of the guy who built the brooklyn bridge, at a theater there. but we've put it on this great digital platform that we have with pbs. at pbs.org/me/unum.us you know, be there's too much pluribus and not enough unum. >> seth: there you go. >> that's what the historian arthur schlesinger jr. said. and i realized when he said that in the '80s, i go,wow, i'm about unum." i'm interested in the things sh that we in common, not the things that divide us. the stories that we can share and telling and enlarging those stories. so it isn't just you know, the north and the south. you're adding women.op you're adding at home. you're adding african-americans and all that. and tell a civil war story that actually has resonance for eve

lot of challenges because it turned out to the most beautiful, challenging, emotional, incredible periencey -- i have to come on here, and sell [ bleep ] whether i like it or not. [ laughter ] i'm being dead serious. i could be on here next time ke elling you something is good -- >> seth: wait. wait a second, you've lied to me? >> i love seeing you. [ laughter and applause i love seeing you. and i love seeing you, and i love seeing you, and i love seeing all of you, a i have to be on here on some bull[ bleep ] and, like, this movie is my heart. i ent four years making it i care about it. i love it, and i promise you, ie you got, you will be moved, and laugh and enjoy yourself. sohank you. go see it. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and we're going to talk about it some more. we'll be right back with more from jonah hill. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ because...shopping should thrill you. with big brands at small prices... for the whole family! woo hoo! and unexpected finds you never knew you were looking for. with brands that wow and prices that thrill... marshalls is never boring, and alway

we have los medanos college. 4000 people being evacuated and we will have more in just a minute. perience and your shows streaming wherever you go. and with savings on wireless, this is a saturday you can share with the whole family. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $39.99 a month for 12 months and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. goodmorning and thanks for joining us on the kron 4 >>> welcome ba. it's 7:22 and we are continuing coverage of the pittsburg bay point area that has been evacuated. they are waiting to go back to the neighborhood. around 5:00 or 6:00 in the evening there was a grass fire and then concern about the chevron voltage. people have been out of their homes for upwards of eight hours. there was a movement to the bart station and then the los medanos college where they could go inside. the problem is, they would like to get back in their homes. some have to go to school or work and they can't. the police prefer them not