scott kelly: my pleasure. see youes: th later. somebody pass the question -- >> thank you, that concludes our event. mr. hughes: there were some large cameras in the pictures, telephoto lenses. are those to take pictures of earth? what are those used for? mr. mark kelly: those are for earth labs. --tt has a very large window sometimes we have experiments in there that take pictures of form fields, how those are used. but what we don't have -- the experiment blocking the window -- we can grab a camera and take pictures. scott has been really good -- i had a tendency to take big picture views where you could see the earth and space and stars. scott was a big fan of getting that gigantic telescope and zooming in on stuff. it is one of the favorite things we do in space. mr. hughes: what was the room that he was coming to us from? what was the purpose of that space? mr. virts: we were in the lab looking backward toward the russian segment. where he came from is some exercise equipment. i think he was either running on the treadmill, o

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and think about scott kelly and mission, do a great job.k you very much, guys, for supporting each other and working together and not a good time, especially after progress and spacex, but at that time, we will try to give space station a great operational condition. thank you very much for hi cruise. unfortunately, our mission was shorter than was scheduled, but this time was very, very productive. many, many science experiments, i cannot even name them. but i cannot but mention, for example, it was awesome for me. i was to participate in this experience as a subject and an operator. stauch thank you very much to all entities, houston, munich, moscow. thank you for your support and we'll be looking forward to seeing you on the ground. some of them sooner, some of them later. >> thank you. the change of command ceremony in the united states navy, which i am from, is a time-honored tradition that shows when one commander relinquishes the command and the other person assumes the command of a vessel, generally like the space station or a facil

fascinating that we're here today, and i want to remind you all that our astronaut in space is scott kelly. kelly went to the space station in may to begin a 342-day stint there. sorry, it was march, not may. this was his brother who corrected me. this will be the longest ever stint by a u.s. astronaut. as of today, he is just under the halfway point to making history. here on the ground we have scott's twin brother, a retired nasa astronaut, captain mark kelly. he's undergoing a study with his brother to determine the effects of long duration space flights on the human body. we also have here on earth air force colonel terry virts, who was the most recent nasa astronaut to return from the international space station. i expect in a minute we'll be hearing from the international space station. what are you going to say to your brother if you're able to send a message to him this morning? >> so you want me to say it twice? we should wait until we have him on the screen. >> we'll be surprised. >> no, i talked to him yesterday. we've kind of caught up a little bit on what's been going on. ther

greg: we have a picture of scott kelly, he's in the international space station for a year. he's five months into the one year term in smas space. he's from new jersey. mark kelly is his brother. what is it like up there, we asked him. >> so the reason we are doing this for a year, is that this space station has some incredible scientific capability, and even though we have flown the people in space for a year before and that was a long time ago, the technology is just improved so much with imaging and d.n.a., that whole discipline didn't exist, there are things we can learn here that will help us travel further and further away from smas space and going to mars one day. rosanna: i asked mr. kelly whether people are nausea in outer space, and at first going up there people get sick and get sick. greg: yes. rosanna: they are doing a terrific job. i can't imagine being up there for a year. greg: he has friends with him. do we have our version of life on the space station? do we have a gravity clip? yeah, yeah. hit it. take a look at this. our version of the movie gravity. rosan

fascinating that we are here today, and i want to remind you all that our astronaut in space is scott kellykelly went to the space station in may to begin at 340 today stand there, and that will be -- i'm sorry, march, not me. this is his brother who just corrected me. this would be the longest ever stand a u.s. astronaut. and as of today he is just under the halfway point in making history. and your underground we have scott's twin brother, retired nasa astronaut, captain mark kelly, and he is undergoing a study with his brother to determine the effects of long duration space flight on the human body. we also have here on earth air force colonel terry virts who in turn is region was the most recent out pass after return from the international space station. so we welcome our astronauts your underground come and expected in about a minute we will be hearing from the international space station. what are you going to say to your brother if you are able to send a message to him this morning? >> so you want me to say it twice? [laughter] spent weight into we have been on the screen. >> i talke

that's the caption of this photo tweeted by astronaut scott kelly today. e image is incredibly detailed. you can make out both the way bridge and the golden gate bridge. and even folks on the water. kelly is half way through a year-long mission in orbit. wow, that picture taken from space. cool. >>> a chp officers took his oath to serve and protect very seriously and it included rescuing a stranded blue jay in sonoma county. here is a picture of officers richard adams and his new feathered friend. officer adams just cleared a stop on river road when he noticed an immobilized blue jay on the street. he stopped traffic, picked up a bird and held it all the way it the loek local rescue bird center. >>> the mini maker faire draw people from all over san jose. it gives people a place it share what they make. it is crafters to garagers and of all ages and backgrounds. some parents call it education designed as fun. >> seeing young kids that want to make things and try to inspire them to use their hands and not just buy things in stores. >> maker fairs are held ac

a russian cosmonaut handed it over to scott kelly sdurg a brief -- during a brief ceremony today. >>> suzanne is live outside the ed sullivan theater setting the mood for today. what can you tell us about tonight's show? >> reporter: we can say that we saw a couple of surprised divesteds walking into the theater. so we know that it's going to be an explosive show. we also saw ben folds going in. really pop urm with the millennials as well. and front woman brittney howard. it's a wide range of music, going to be a lot of fun. and we saw jeb bush arrive and george clooney. he is going to have a big part in the show and set the tone. he did a small show in monroe, interviewing people, but he was more himself. we're going to see a more relaxed colbert on stage. before he was really being a character, he said. he would be embarrassed to be that character in real life. so we're going to see more of his personality. but i'm sure he'll play with the guests like how he did with eminem. he pretend heed didn't know who he was, like he was an up and coming rapper. i could see him having a few of

. >>> and scott kelly taking control of the stays station. criticism is growing over why our astronauts take a hitch from prussians to get there. have that discussion next. >>> i'm shannon bream. welcome to fox news. >> thanks for spending this labor day sunday with us. ♪ ♪ >> whether in jgerman, italian, french, greek, it's the word that needs to translation, welcome. thousands are pouring into germany and austria for a second day to begin a new uncertain future. refugees cater across the country. angela merkel has stepped up to do more to help. 800,000 ref yees are expected to apply for asylum in germany by the end of the year. >> they'll be coming will through macedonia, major transit point for syria and iraq. the situation remains mostly calm. migrants walk to board buses to hungary. now the policy changed allowing thousands to board trains without visa checks to get to western europe. that came a day after hungary's prime minister said one bus convoy would transport all those refugees and migrants. >> the pope called on those to help tho

that was the caption on this photo tweeted by astronaut scott kelly on saturday. the image incredibly detailed when you consider that it was taken from the international space station. now look closely. you can make out the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. kelly is halfway through his mission to spend a year in space. >>> a predicted present for holiday travelers. gas prices are expected to continue to dive for the holidays. experts predict a gallon of gas could fall under $2.50 by mid-december in california. prices at the pump the lowest since labor day in 2004. the average price $.60 to.70 lower. crude oil is well under $50 a barrel and the demand will ease as summer driving ends. >>> how about this, a new benefit for 300,000 federal contract workers. president obama signing an executive order today that would require contractors to grant nearly all of their employees up to seven days of paid sick leave per year. the president says many employers will benefit from this new order. >> we've seen that many companies, including small businesses, support these p

so scott kelly and micha are up there running this real time experience. and in scott's case there is a serinendipitously perfect control study. because his identical twin brother mark a retired astronaut is running the same test on earth so two identical templates and two environments and you learn an enormous amount. >> what are you hoping to learn by comparing the two. >> so much happens when to the body when you take off the function of gravity. the heart can grow slack. muscles can grow weak. bones decalcify. fluid shifts upward at the right of about two liters increasing pressure on the skull. the telomeres burn down faster so scott may actually age a bit faster. but he'll get 3% taller without gravity. >> unbelievable. so in the sixth months has anything changed when one twin and -- >> well you don't know yet. what they are doing though is comparing all the things. they are comparing what goes on in the gut and comparing immune functions as well. scott just recently self administered a flu vasquez inccine in space. >> what other experiments are they

scott kelly is officially halfway through his one-year mission on the space station.is a record-setting project that will help nasa understand long-term effects of space on the human body. joining me now for a status update on the mission, dr. julie robinson. she's with me from houston. thank you for being here. how is it going six months in? how is he doing? missing ♪ --eak angry commission going so far. some of thes that different psychological issues and challenges of seeing locked in a can for a year are going to take lace. he is a grace periods and he is working hard on his research. you are also studying his twin, mark, on earth. what are the surprising things that you are learning about the both of them? one of the things, if the but what it is like when you visit your doctor, it has changed dramatically in the last five to 10 years. the blood test look at genetic information. we personalize cancer treatments. we have to understand what it is about certain asteroid that helps them to be healthier with air space than some of their colleagues. that is really impo

we will hear from retired astronaut mark kelly and his twin brother scott kelly.the national press club, this is one hour. john: good morning, everyone. bloomberg,tor at they're breaking news desk in washington, and i am the president of the national press club. we have a historic day here at the national press club. our guest life by video link from the international space station is astronaut scott kelly . here in the ballroom next to me, we have astronauts mark kelly and terry virts, but first, i want to introduce our distinguished panel. 's right, thece washington bureau chief for the detroit news, robert, the deputy news editor for physical , and a kernel, a nasa , a senior frank editor for aviation week and jerry, theology, washington bureau chief for the buffalo news, as president of the national press club, and current chairman of the speakers committee. danny, the senior vice president for public policy wire and a press club member who organized this morning's breakfast, thank you, danny, and captain samantha, a european space agency astronaut. for the ne

scott kelly interviewed me. i thought scott was terrific.it was a tough interview i thought he was very fair. and i thought the piece was very good. go ahead. [inaudible] >> easy harder on me than putin? i would say because putin is a nicer person than i am. okay, go ahead. [inaudible] >> right, right. [inaudible] >> the worst in 36 years. okay. it's a good question and you can connect the dots but i guess it has been probably since 2004. talking about 12 years that people wanted to bring the money back into the country, and again is called corporate inversion a lot of times the corporation are moving out and going to other countries, taking jobs. now we have a really big problem because we series companies, very large as you know, obviously you know something about business, but we have major companies looking to move out of the united states. it used to be they would move from new york to florida or from new jersey to texas or whatever. now you're talking about moving from the united states to ireland and england and to other places, to sp

commander scott kelly tweeted this photo of the crew during movie night this weekend. so what film did they see? none other than the eaartian" starring matt damon.t scientists were consulted in the making of that film. although in "gravity" i don't know which way that would be. >> i never thought of them sitting up there watching movies. why not? i wondered if they saw "gravity. >> i hope you had a wonderful weekend t. weather cooperated for most of us. the attention over the next 48 hours, we won't have bad weather, flash flooding con rns a. little storm off the california coast of baja california is pumping all the moisture for arizona and new motionco, maybe a little if california, too. we could easily see flooding today and possibly tomorrow. that's what the radar future-cast looks like as we go through tuesday. it's just about done t. flash food watches from phoenix to yuma, not l.a. and san diego. in arizona up to four inches in localized apples. one to two inches could be widespread. the others are amazingly warm. it could be upper '80s as far as north dakota. t

. >>> astronaut scott kelly tweeted from space that he's halfway year his year long assignment on the space station. it's to better understand how space effects the body. >>> and the artist put this post on instagram wednesday. he said thank you to vladimir putin, i look forward to meeting with you face to face and discussing lgbt equality in russia. he told bbc that he would love to sit down and talk with the russian leader. >>> and the national zoo's tiny panda cub is not so tiny anymore but adorable. he's approaching two pounds and is showing his markings. the zoo will announce the name for the male cub when he's 100 days old in november. don't you just want to hold him? >>> video has gone viral of a recent death defying stunt in slo venia. he decided he wanted to ride down the dam and the adrenalin junky bikes down the almost vertical wall and slams into the water below. the video has gotten over 4 1/2 million views. >>> hillary clinton set to appear on the toont night show with jimmy fallon. >>> i want to say happy birthday to rapper florider and david copper field turns 59. i'm

scott kelly tweeted out a picture saying, ward mart yap movie last night. today working towards or journey to mars. the martian, about an astronaut stranded on mars, won't be shown here on earth until october 2nd. kelly is spending a full year in space. >>> wouldn't it be great to hear from him, the inaccuracies about astronauts and what it was actually like. >> i'm sure he had a lot of inaccuracies with gravity. >> that not what it's like. >> live doppler 7hd, this afternoon, it's quiet as could be. high pressure, nothing but sunshine. live look from the golden gate bridge camera, nothing but baby blue skies up there. sunshine, and temperatures on the warm to hot side. currently 84 in san francisco, 90 right now in oakland, 95 mountain view. morgan hill, century mark. we can't show you this enough. the live look from the santa cruz camera. a refreshing picture. folks taking in the final hours of sunshine. the ocean temperature is 62-63. the air temperature in santa rosa is hot. 96 in fairfield. concord, 98. livermore, 100 degrees. showing you nothing but s

last march, rosanna, scot kelly blasted off destination, the international space station. scott is in the international space station for a year. they are not getting back until early 2016. isn't that wild. scott is from new jersey. his brother mark is also an astro naut. we are going to the space station now. welcome to "good day new york." how is it going up there? >> it is going great. welcome aboard the international space station. rosanna: fantastic. what are you doing today. there is a little delay. of course, a little delay, you are in outer space and we are down here. '>>the signal is bouncing off the satellites and we have nine crew members on board right now and that is a lot for the space station from five different countries and we are doing scientific research and i'm getting the japanese air lock to deploy small satellites in the next week or so and we have other kinds of experiments going on. what is on your schedule? rosanna: oh no. >> this is houston, the mic is off. rosanna: we have you now. >> yeah, so he was saying -- he was speaking in russian any ways, he's

staying in space today, astronaut scott kelly is officially halfway through his one-year mission on thetation. it is a record-setting project that will help nasa understand long-term effects of space on the human body. something we need to know before we can send humans to mars. joining me now for a status update on the mission, dr. julie robinson. she's with me from houston. thank you for being here. how is it going six months in? how is he doing? >> it is a great mission going so far. scott is doing great. he recognizes that this mid-point from here is where the different psychological issues and challenges of the locked up in a can for a year are going to take place. emily: you are also studying his twin, mark, on earth. what are the surprising things that you are learning about the both of them? things, if you think about what it is like when you visit your doctor, it has changed dramatically in the last five to 10 years. we have personalized cancer treatment. we have to understand what it is about certain astronauts that helps them to be healthier with in space than some of their c

if you can search for scott kelly on twitter, he sends out a lot of pictures.e's doing a full year in space. he's a good twitter sender outer out of photographs. >> twitter sender outer? >> yeah. it's a technical term. you can follow me on twitter. i tend to retweet a lot of his stuff out. get the great shots. very hard to replicate a shot like that when you're earth bound like the rest of us are. outside for now, speaking of right here on planet earth, partly cloudy skies. 67 now at national airport. winds, this is what you'll notice a northwest breeze today, averaging 10 to 15 miles an hour. pushing the warm air away. rainfall yesterday not quite as much as we thought we'd get across much of the metro. below a tenth at dulles, but annapolis had over three inches of rain yesterday. what to expect, a cool, dry morning. falling humidity. tons of sunshine for your friday. temperatures are back down into the upper 50s and low 60s. mostly low to mid 60s. upper 60s to low 70s in calvert and st. mary's county. back to good running weather. good-bye to the humidity. a

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s scott kelly.five different space agencies from 15 countries built the station, the largest structure humans put into space. >>> an exhibition on china's influence on western fashion is drawing record crowds in new york. the show, which is called china through the looking glass is on dismrat at the metropolitan museum of art. kristen saloomey went along >>> east meets west. when the world's most populous country inspired a famous fashion designer. it's the latest exhibit the met toll tan museum instituted, called "chib e through the looking glass." and there's no shortage of people wanting a glimpse of the designs of john galiano and another. the costume institute held a star-studded fundraiser to kick off the show. as in the past, celebrities made it new york's social event of the year. now the exhibit is a must-see event. "china through the looking glass" broke attendance records through the institute, more than 660,000 visitors. that's amongst the top 10 exhibits of all time for the met. it is s

. >>> astronaut scott kelly tweeted from space that he's half way through his yearlong assignment.better understand how space impacts the human body. vladimir putin denies claims he has talked to elton john about --. the british pop star posted thank you for reaching out and speaking via telephone with me today. i look forward to meeting with you face to face to discuss lgbt rights in russia. >>> and the national tiny panda cup isn't so tiny almost. the little guy is approaching two pounds and showing his marks. the zoo will announce a name when he is one hundred days old in november. >>> video has gone viral in sloven slovenia. a competitive mountain biker comes down an almost vertical water and slams into the water below. the video has gotten almost 4.5 million views. >> i believe someone did it because you are landing in the water. worst case scenario he tumbles down, breaks his neck. >> i wouldn't do it on a roller coaster let alone a bicycle. >> i think people who ski off the top of mountains and fall like 100 feet that is east crazy. >> death defying. >>> and hillary clinton

rekrugrey krug tore hang a >> what is next on the space station mission. >> one of the big things is scott kellyell as the other astronaut a huge debt that they are willing to have their bodies tested after a year in orbit. >> the human body is a highly fallible machine and they have been willing to put theirs on the line for the future of space travel. >> and you really don't know what happens here. >> the recover from a year in space can be complete or it may not be. and he may carry with him the rest of his life some of the consequences of having been up there. >> what happens with your immune system and what happens. jeffrey, sthou much. >> and thank you. >> see you next week. have a great weekend everybody. bye-bye. thanks fvr joining us. >>> for more about cbs this morning, visit us at cbsnews.com. ,,,,,, >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> pope francis wraps up his historic trip to the united states in philadelphia. details this morning on what is on his agenda. >>> plus, duck boat tragedy. a bay area family went to seattle to see the sights and ended up in th

. >>> commander scott kelly tweeted this photo of the crew during movie night this weekend, so what film did they see? none other than "the martian" starring matt damon. it's not in theaters until october 2nd but nasa scientists were consulted on the making of this film. no word whether kelly gave it two thumbs up or two thumbs down. >>> good mornin landon dowdy. >> good morning. the markets look to rebound after stocks suffered their first day in two weeks friday. it is fueling fears about the global economy. look for data on existing home sales. >>> apple is removing popular apps in china after hackers got a developer to create the programs. apple hasn't said what steps users should take to determine if their apps are effective. >> if you plan on spending sunday on the couch watching your necessary flix shows you are out of luck. amazon suffered an outage five hours yesterday morning affecting netflix, amazon video, tinder and others. >> don't mess with netflix, people get mad. okay thank you. >> in sports, we start with football night in america, the seahawks descended on lambeau fiel

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commander scott kelly tweeted this photo of the crew during movie night. what did they see? "the martian," starring matt damon. it's not in theaters until october 2nd. no word on whether kelly gave it a thumbs up or thumbs down. >>> now to weather and nbc meteorologist. good morning. >> would you want to watch a movie about space while you're in space? >> probably not. >> something back home. good morning, everyone. hope you had a wonderful weekend. it almost appears like a tropical storm is heading up through the baja of california and to the southern portions of arizona. we'll get soaking rains out of this. the green is the radar and the white is the clouds. we're picking up some of that now approaching areas of southern arizona. new mexico now, too. anywhere from phoenix and albuquerque, portions of california have chance for significant rains. flash flood threat here, everywhere in the green. possibility of widespread one to two inches. someone could get up to four inches of rain, and that's where you have the problems with flash flooding. be careful on the roads, as the

nasa astronaut scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko are spending the extra time up there to find out how space affects the human body over a long period of time. nasa is finding out whether we could ever fly to mars. >> there are a lot of effects of this environment that we can't see or feel like bone loss, effects on our vision, effects on our jennegenetics, dna, rna protein, things like that. >> kelly has a twin brother, probably remember him, retired astronaut mark kelly. nasa is testing him here on earth to see how their bodies changed over his brother's year in space. easy way to compare, right? >> get your earth legs back. >>> live at the current temperatures, kids might need a jacket. what about recess? >>> he was one of the first to know what was happening on 9/11. now an airline manager is getting ready for a federal court case. the shocking charges he faces. >>> have you seen this video? a lot of folks talking about this. that's a whale there. we'll tell you what was on the other side. pretty incredible. >>> you can add federal child sex crimes to the list of a

scott kelly getting some photos on board of the station. the key sent this photo -- he sent this photo san francisco. he tweeted good morning san francisco, looking good this saturday morning, police spending a full year on board of the station as nasa's betty's him -- that is him and his twin bed at -- brother mark to see how prolonged exposure to low gravity affects the human body. a famous high school alum is coming back to campus, the weekly report at -- actor james franco will be teaching a film class alongside his former journalism teacher. the bike course -- three-part course will be open to all students in the district come about only 24 will actually be accepted. applications are being taken through thursday. students will collaborate on a short film that franco has written in a class will meet once a month and starts next week. >>> it's long been called a -- one thing called a groundbreaking technology, now tesla has actually blown away the storing system for consumer reports today on the four onto, we are asking consumer reports

open in under two hours and the three will join six others already there including nasa astronauts scott kelly and lindgren. this boosts the level not seen since late 2013. pretty incredible stuff there. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:41 our time right now. whether you're spending the holiday weekend in grandma's backyard or in the mountains, we've got you covered. >> that's right. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell on what we can expect this weekend. i love the change we're expecting, chuck. >> just in time for the last big blast of summer vacation and summer outdoor activity, temperatures are going to be much more pleasant this weekend. 64 in luray and there will be noticeably cooler weather in the mountains this weekend. high temperatures near 90 around town. mid to upper 80s for most everybody else. if you head in your weekend, tomorrow's high temperatures only in the low to mid 80s around town. especially for our friends and neighbors in the blue ridge, saturday, a whole lot of clouds tomorrow morning. i couldn't rule out a sprinkle or two, but as we get into the s

this is from astronaut scott kelly captured a view of a solar storm while on the iss.e later tweeted saying the a you aurora was impressive. he is right. especially seeing it from space. what a cool age we live from astronauts can tweet and send us pictures real time from the international space station of aurora in space. what a cool video we wanted to share that with you of course courtesy of nasa. looking beautiful this evening. another day of beautiful weather down the shore as well and it was packed in rehoboth beach much this is time lapse on our live neighborhood network came camera. watch how the beach just completely phils up through the afternoon a lot of folks down there for the labor day holiday. pretty much jump from that umbrella to umbrella down the beach then the shadows begin to lengthen and the beach goers start to pack up. that marks the end of the summer vacation is that. the shore is beautiful in september as well. my kids were not in school we went down in september you can take advantage of that if the kids don't have to be in school. so great ti

. >> reporter: the fire moving so quickly, scott kelly's home was destroyed in minutes. >> your house is gone? >> yeah. >> the chief was telling us the speed of this thing was impressive. >> going through 40 miles an hour. blew through everything like nothing. >> reporter: they took us through what's left of the town. >> some of the fire still smoldering. this is all you see, these burned out shells of cars all that remain. you can see the melted aluminum and melted metal here in the street. so many of the families gathered in calistoga, california, still holding their pets. and we go to find patrice conklin. >> we all about you. >> i heard. >> reporter: she got her children out and what little she could grab. >> reporter: your home is gone? >> my home is gone. >> and so what now? >> i got my kids out. i got my dog out. a couple of birth certificates and that's about it. we have the clothes that we can put in the car. >> reporter: we meet her daughter sidney who tells me the whole thing has been scary. what was the scariest part? >> the thought of not having a home. >> reporter: the t

. >>> astronaut scott kelly send out this vine video showing the aurora borealis from the international space station. he calls it his labor day gift. wow. beautiful and pretty cool. >> that really is stunning. >>> a stanford ph.d. student has incredible pictures thanks to a computer algorithm. >> a picture of the golden gate bridge. it creates instagram-like filters in the style of famous artists. >> artists like frieda callows. here is the bridge in the style of a woman with a hat. >> and let's show you another one inspired by hand with reflecting sphere. >> that's really creative. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." making his case. a turbo-charged joe biden showing his passion. >> i'm mad. i'm angry. >> is he getting ready to run? as a new poll shows hillary clinton weakening. now second to bernie sanders in a key state and losing ground in another. is this race about to change? >>> tipping point. hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing from syria. now triggering a global crisis, as they crush european b

. >> nasa astronaut scott kelly got a unique view of what many people call the northern lights and thethern lights. this shot is from the international space station. the bright red hes and greens of the auroras are caused by energized particles from the sun interacting with the planet's magnetic fields. you got that? it's pretty awesome. >> it is really one of the most wonder russ things. i saw in it king of prussia one time. >> occasionally you do. it's one of my bucket lists actually i'd like to go up closer -- you can do it. >> alaska. >> santa's house. >> iceland and greenland. >> that's where he lives. >> storm tracker6 live double scan -- is that where he lives. >> no. norway. [laughter] >> storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows now precipitation and as we take a look outside, we have clear skies for the most part. not a lot of fog around and we are looking at sun coming up nice and bright a little bit later on. not that you're really going to necessarily want to see the bright sunshine given how hot and humid it's going to be later on. the temperature currently is 74 d

. >> reporter: scott kelly's home was destroyed in minutes. your house is gone? >> yeah, my house is gone. >> reporter: the chief said the speed of this thing -- >> yeah, it was going through here 40 miles an hour. just blew through everything like nothing. >> reporter: they took us through what's left of their burned-out town. some of the fire still smoldering. you walk down the streets of all you see. the burned out shells of cars, all that remain. you can see the melted aluminum, the metal here in the street. and if you look just beyond me here, the frame of what was a pickup truck. and, in fact, right in the back, you can still see the fire smoldering and what's been left behind. we could see the melted plastic on the meters. in many ways, authorities here tell us this was the fire they were fearing. a combination of blazing hot triple-difrjt temperatures last week, plus low humidity. four years of drought sparking the blaze. and the high winds to carry it. the fire chief was telling me that with the winds whipping, that these homes went up in flames one righ

astronaut scott kelly tweeted this from the international space station.f you look toward the bottom of your screen right there, you can see the moon. that little white dot. that's the monday. a massive category four storm with winds of 150 miles an hour. and kai last i know you have your eye on the drop things morning. good morning. >> i do. the passive sick where all of the action is right now, first, can i just say those astronaunts get the best pictures? you have to follow them on twitter. they are fantastic. i lover looking at those. let's look at the pacific real quickly to show you what's going on there, there is cat four, sustained winds at 130 might per hour, you can see, egg that is yo, and kilo cat three. talk about busy time in the pacific. that will is what is happening. they also have another one keeping an eye on here, tropical depression, the next one up. back home, not having to worry about. that will looking pretty good, nice and clear, crystal clear skies, we look at the temperatures, you can see, sitting in the 70s already here 68 allen

. >>> nasa astronaut scott kelly got an incredible view of what many people call the northern lightsern lights. this is a time lapse of what he saw from the international space station. the bright reds and greens of the auroras are caused by energized particles from the sun interacting with the planet's magnetic fields. >> the owner of a mobile marijuana shop in portland, oregon admits he's using a loophole to give pot away to people who buy a container from his cart. the oregon health authority states that any transfer of pot to or from a dispensary must take place at a registered address. however the owner of the cart nicknamed smoke buddy says all he is selling is containers and customers who buy them get weed for free. portland police say if they receive a complaint about the cart they would respond but they do not plan proactive enforcement. >> time now is 5:52. up next, the driver accused of severely injuring comedian tracy morgan in a crash wants the case thrown out. >> plus, ticket scalpers are hoping to profit from pope francis' visit to the u.s. this month. that is coming u

today in new >>> well, space may be the last place you'd expect to catch the flu, but astronaut scott kelly, who's aboard the international space station for a year just got a flu shot. nasa researchers are studying how the body responds in space. >> so he's got to give it to himself. >> self-administering the shots now. >> come on. >> this is a self-sufficient situation. >> isn't there a cvs up there where he can get a flu shot? >> imagine having the flu in space. >> miserable. >> all that mucus floating around. >> if nobody shows up who's sick, he's good. >> exactly. all right. well, not get sick weather just yet for some. pretty pleasant once again today. we're starting out with temperatures in the 50s and 60s most locations. warming only back to the mid-70s. only, i say, but that's still above normal. just not as warm as yesterday. it'll be a breezier day but pleasant to be outdoors. 60 the low tonight with a partly cloudy sky. 40s and 50s in the suburbs. for the most part, weekend looking good too. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> thank you, chris. lauren, good morning. >> good

the current commander will be returning to earth on saturday leaving scott kelly in charge.ssianlly and a astronaut are spending a full year on the station. campaign foothold. why one social media program has created something of a backs/-- a backlash. ♪ rishaad: you are back with trending business. having a look at what is trending on social media. we will do that with juliet. >> we are looking to australia has been #: is amazing trending but it may not be what you would think. used with a heavy dose of sarcasm after a major advertising campaign by us trillions mining industry. it basically speculates. a campaign called -- little blackrock was launched. you can see it on your screen. it has a voiceover explaining the m as possibilities of the commodities saying the coal industry provides $40 billion to australia's economy. it as -- isn't it amazing what this little blackrock can do. we have also heard from some of the lobby groups. the chief executive of the conservation foundation saying cold is a dangerous little rock and the mining counsel is back in the -- in the 18th c

a look atw, operations on the international space station with astronauts mark and scott kelly. the twin brothers are part of an ongoing study in space travel. with one serving aboard the international space station for one year and the other working here on earth. c-span3, wetime, on will have a discussion on the upcoming elections in taiwan. the brookings institution and the center for strategic and international studies is hosting the event with political science professors and policy experts. that is at nine clock a.m. et -- 9:00 a.m. et. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are admonished to give their attention. 9, the petitioner versus [indiscernible] roe against wade. >> it is probably the most famous case this court ever decided. voted againstet people here on land where slavery was not recognized. >> the president -- presence of federal troops and marksman, and of the courage of children. >> we wanted to pick cases that changed the direction and import of the court, and then changed society -- and that changed society.