what has the team at spacex been working on?n one hour and 38 minutes before launch. the crew for -- four are in the capsule and we have heard a completion of the hatch leak check so everything is finished with the capsule. the ground team will secure the white room, that access arm, and will be off in a little more than 30 minutes. our lunch engineers are in their firing air room. that is outside the vehicle assembly building at kennedy space center. you can see the view they will have through those windows. that is five kilometers east of them. we get left off and it will light up the sky. we have done some checkouts a little bit earlier this evening and we are doing a final review of vehicle tests performed earlier today. the spacex chief engineer will check with the team and 80 minutes to verify we are good to continue the countdown. the next major activity is flowing fuel to prime the engines for ignition. the team is monitoring fuel and liquid oxygen loading preparations. we are insuring the propellants in the ground stora

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. >>> a desperate search to find a missing girl >>> plus, spacex counting down and preparing for launch >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening a teenager brings an ar-15 to a riot he says he wants to protect the community. in the chaos, he shoots three people he claims he had to defend himself when the mob attacked. is that self-defense, or did he instigate the bloodshed? that is the question at the center of kyle rittenhouse's murder trial today we heard from kyle rittenhouse himself, as the now 18-year-old took the stand he sobbed as he recounted that deadly night in kenosha, wisconsin. unrest was sweeping the city after police shot jacob blamke, black man. rioters burned down buildings. he said he drove to the city to help clean up the city, put out fires, give medical aid. he shot three protesters, killed two. witness say he chased them and attacked him and he had no option to open fire. here's drone video shown during the trial of the first shooting that killed joseph rosenbaum it freezes after the first gunshot. you can see rosenba

good read back. >> endurance, spacex, on the big loop. you have a go for hatch opening followed by the remaining actions in procedure 4.400, section 6. >> good read back. we are monitoring here on the ground. >> great news, that go for hatch opening. we should float aboard the international space station here shortly. they are working to open up the hatch on the endurance side. >> endurance, the hatch is open. >> copy. we see the same. >> dragon hatch now open. and we can start to see the crewmembers inside endurance. . the hatch that we have been waiting for to open since 5:32 p.m. central time is now open. hatch opening taking place just a couple of seconds ago. the hatch is open, but the crew three astronauts will need to walk a few more steps before they can exit the international space station. >> 400 on the big loop. 3e international space station -- that hatch opening occurring at 7:25 p.m. central. >> and endurance, this is the big loop. you are a go for hatch crossing. >> first through the hatch will be nasa astronaut caleb baron

let's bring you live pictures now of spacex. this joint spacex-nasa launch.e are showing you live pictures on the screen. a dark mission from the space core space out in california. alex, what do we know about what spacex and nasa are trying to achieve with this outlandish mission? >> he is going to send this device up to -- two asteroids that are very close together and collide into one of them. it makes it easy r to track the movement of the other one. if you impact one and it changes the orbit around the other. >> should anything -- 114 meters in diameter, should that come within close range of earth any time then they would be prepared and know how to handle it. there is no sign of that happening in the next century but it makes that risk diminished. tom: this is the first time we have ever seen something like this. is that correct? >> absolutely. we don't have perfect data on the number of asteroids coming close to earth. eight years ago all of a sudden something hit an area around russia and injured some people. >> on the way. the first ever planetry de

. >> spacex copies. we will be resuming immediately. we are going to resume an approach for final docking. it looks like at three meters they will get a bit more favorable lighting conditions. >> if there were an abort scenario, it would need to be done autonomously by dragon. >> that soft capture makes initial contact. once it does, effectively pulls the dragon into place for the hard capture hooks to drive into place. there are 12 of them in total. they are fastened around the circle. >> here is another one. you can commence monitoring. >> thank you. you can see the firing of the engine. there are 16 of them on the dragon. they will continue to fire for any type of micro-adjustments necessary. there are green and red navigation lights on the outside of dragon as well. also, that centralized camera in the middle. >> dragon is just under 14 meters from the international space station. making that slow and methodical approach to the international docking adapter. >> copy 10. >> just under eight meters from the international space station

. >>> spacex launch. four astronauts are heading to the international space station. the special milestone achieved after last night's liftoff. >>> sticker shock.fromrocerieso of living is goip.anviinner.>> with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a pivotal moment in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse. the teenager took the stand yesterday in his defense, and at times crying during his testimony. rittenhouse is charged with killing two men and wounding a third last year. he claimed he acted in self-defense and feared for his life. laura podesta has the latest developments. >> reporter: kyle rittenhouse took the stand in his trial wednesday 14 months after shooting three people, two of them fatally, during protests in kenosha, wisconsin. >> the person that attacked me first threatened to kill me twice. >> reporter: the 18-year-old sobbed as he described that night in august, 2020. >> run -- >> reporter: during cross-examination, the prosecution questioned rittenhouse's self-defense claims. >> you're telling us that you felt like you were about to die, right? >

lou origin sued nasa because it favored the spacex landing system for america's return to the moon.proposal has already been approved by the government accountability office. spacex was also the low bidder for the project, providing a quote of $2.9 billion, or about half the price of the blue origin quote. work on the lunar lander had been on hold pending the outcome of the lawsuit. now nasa says it will resume as soon as possible. >>> vaccine appointment are filling up fast for kids around the bay area. one of the counties is looking to take the burden off of parents, and bring shots to schools. we will take a closer from one m moment to t the ne, our kikids become e the most importanant part of f our liv. anand even thohough the yeyes papass, that n never changng. we nevever stop worryingng about thehem. that's w why it's imimportant to have e health insnsurance. with c covered calalifornia, we got a a plan we c could aff. it includedes free prpreventive c care, like c cholesterolol and blblood-pressusure checku. because e even thougugh theyey grow up,, theyey'll alwaysys be your

you are watching the astronauts enter spacex crew dragon capsule named endurance, their space taxi to iss. three are space rookies including kayla, lieutenant commander in u.s. navy. she served on submarines carrying nuclear warheads but views space as life's most dangerous adventure. how do you view risk of space flight verses anything else you have done? >> it is not about thrill seeking or notoriety or any of those things. it's about an opportunity to serve in the best capacity possible. >> lift off. >> reporter: for spacex this was the 4th successful launch of nasa's astronauts, partnership with the space agency has reached a rhythm but with daunting risks involved no one considers any mission routine. >> dragon separation confirmed. >> reporter: the only space veteran aboard, i asked what advice he gave crew mates given that space may qualify as ultimate team sport. >> being open and honest early with each other will be really important. it's the long haul but we want to maintain happiness and health and come back as friends even after six months. the launch sets a space mileston

spacex has sent four more astronauts to the international space station for nasa's spacex crew 3 missionacex crew remember returned last week after more than 200 days in orbit. >>> uber is charged with overcharging disablelinged riders. they start charging wait fees two minutes after the driver arrives at the wake-up spot. the doj said that is unfair to people who need more time to get into the car. it seeks a penalty, damages to those who have been overcharged, and an amendment to the wait time policy. uber said it did change it policy last week to automatically waive late time fees, and had a policy of refunding them on request. adding quote we fundamentally disagree that our policies violate the ada and will keep improving our products to help everyone's ability to move around their communities. >>> an early investor in theranos told a jury in the elizabeth holmes trial today,in' their business relationship soured over time and then sweet end again when the company needed more money. retired houston money manager allen put $1.2 million into theranos in 2006. by 2010, though, the said

y lo vemos por qué ahora spacex tiene la concesión de llevar a los astronautas hasta allá y es lo queo todo esto y no será sado 1025 cuando podamos ver a un ser humano camina sobre la superficie lunar, y será una mujer >> este será el prototipo que llegue a la luna porque ya desde la luna iremos hacia marte será increíble lo que va a ocurrir en el espacio. volviendo el planeta vemos lo que ocurre en el pacífico son los remanentes de terry. es que aún no acaban la temporada de huracanes hasta el 30 de noviembre estaremos pendientes. para nosotros un panorama estupendo y agradable donde las condiciones frías comienzan a llegar desde la zona del norte y claramente se ve la imagen de color 39 grados 48 para dénver. la buena noticia que para nosotros continuamos en los 70 ya pasó sandra también terry ahora falta vivían y waldo. la temporada de huracanes se acaba en 20 días. no se olvide que vamos a poder avistar las tauridas, con estos hilos despejados durante los próximos tres días en la región sábados y domingo despejados en la costa en 70°. seguiremos hablando del despegue hacia el espa

just this hour the crew dragon >>> well, spacex update.docked at the international space station. that's where four astronauts are scheduled to spend the next six months the crew replaces another group who arrived on the space station on april and returned to earth just on monday >> three, two, one, zero ignition and liftoff! >> that was last night the spacex rocket launched from kennedy space center in florida. it was scheduled to launch about two weeks ooh ago, but the trip was delayed because of bad weather and a minor medical issue foreone of the astronauts. nasa administrator bill nelson now on the phone former senator and former astronaut himself. so bummed about the technical issues that means we can't see you. but i will say there has been a huge influx of spacex flightst how concerned are you that the emphasis on tourism takes away from nasa's science emphasis >> that's just one minor part. we have so much science going on the space station right now where the astronauts have just gone we are putting up the telescope in december.

we take you live to the johnson space center in houston from nasa's spacex crew-2 astronauts answering questions about their international space mission during a post landing news conference. >> welcome home and thank you for joining us today for some questions. this crew safely splashed down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida one week ago today aboard the crew dragon endeavor spacecraft, creating nasa's second longest, the record for the longest space flight by a u.s. crewed spacecraft with 199 days in space. we'll hear remarks from the crew and then we'll take questions from media on the phone and comment on social media using #ask nasa. with that, let me pass it off to shane for some opening remarks. >> thanks, megan. it's great to be back on earth. our crew is kind of getting settled in and it's good to see tamal, haven't been able to see him, great to see him virtually. we had an incredible mission, full of science, full of space walks. full of a lot of fun and full of chili peppers and we had a great time together in that cool environment of microgravity up on the int

just this hour the crew dragon >>> well, spacex update. space station. that's where four astronauts are scheduled to spend the next six months they replace another group that arrived back in april and returned to earth just on monday >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition and liftoff! >> that was last night the spacex rocket lifted off from cape kennedy in florida nasa administrator bill nelson on the phone former senator and former astronaut himself.will say sorry about the technical issues we can't see you i will say there's been a huge influx of space flights. takes away from nasa scientific mission >> well, that's just one minor part i mean, we've got so much science going on on the space station right now where the astronauts have gone if we put up the group and we'll captured shortly after capture the light over the big bang 13.5 years ago. i believe we're getting light for that we have all of this stuff going on all at once launch. the largest rocket is going to launch next february 8 million pounds of thrust mightier than the fifth. we're doing t

but it was not a nasa mission, it was one spacex conducted entirely itself.sa would like to see in the future, just be a customer among multiple customers for these types of vehicles. >> thank you very much indeed. all those listeners of course who have been with us on bloomberg radio as well. there you have it. the spacecraft back on earth. four diaper-wearing astronauts splashing back a few minutes ago off the coast of florida, the end of a two hundred day stay on the international space station, where they conducted over 300 scientific experiments. >> that's right. let's get the first word news. vonnie quinn in new york. >> the federal reserve's warning that risky asset prices keep rising, making them more susceptible to crashes if the economy takes a turn for the worst. a change in investor sentiment or setbacks in containing the pandemic would make asset prices vulnerable to significant declines. it also found warnings on fragility in china's commercial real estate center. >> bondholders of an evergrande unit are yet to receive payment on dollar notes. t

we have a lot of other exciting things to talk about so it's not all spacex.ly: how many payments are happening in space right now? isn't the market nonexistent? how fast you actually expect it to scale up? >> the actual customers are people here on earth. really the world is the entire team. you're talking broadband internet in every country. some analysts think over $100 billion a year in subscription revenue which is exciting for us. that would be a substantial lift. we have about a quarter of a trillion and a year. there will be an economy in space. that's why people are investing so much capital into what the future of space can hold. we hope to play a part in it as much as we play a part in global commerce here on earth. emily: give us the update on your commerce and payment efforts here on earth, where is the company and how are you positioned into 2022? >> we are growing really fast. we met all expectations for q3 and grew payment volume 90% year over year, we reaffirmed guidance, and set midterm guidance for the next three years, outlook a 50% plus ye

i'm keeping an eye on spacex push vs twitter feed, -- spacex's twitter feed.e a big year for spacex in 2022. falcon 9 launchers have become fairly routine, but next year they are expected to see at least three lunches, including a couple of simultaneous landings of stores on dutch of boosters on -- boosters on grown ships. let us get to vonnie quinn with a check on the first word headlines. vonnie: china may oppose efforts at the cop 26 climate talks to phase out coal worldwide. concerns will keep beijing from supporting the proposal. they are struggling to meet power needs and are ramping up coal at record levels. beijing is also resisting emotion for governments to beef up emission plans by the end of the year. a chinese developer has told investors they may miss interest payment deadlines. the company had a bond do thursday at in your $30 million one due friday. there was a 30 day grace period. they say legal and cost issues are to blame. they are still sorting through the matter and nothing is set in stone. the u.s. is warning europe that russia may plan t

it's been a busy week for spacex after.f mexico on monday. with that all now in the rear view mirror all attention is returning. here to the crew. three mission should this launch take place tonight at 903 eastern time? the expectation that the crew three gang will be docking at the international space station. thursday evening. heather and exciting time in just a few minutes. but robert what's the crew three's mission once they get to the space station. oh, they've got as you mentioned over £400 of supplies that are going up there. they're going to be conducting hundreds of experiments, many of these relating to the impact that space has on the human body. how certain diets impact an astronaut while they're in space. so all of that is being studied. we've seen that pretty consistently throughout all of these spacex launches. lot of science taking place up there, and a lot of data is coming back here to earth. yes and if tonight's liftoff is, in fact successful, it would count as the fifth human spaceflight spacex has achie

and that training, i think, was great, you know, the spacex did a great job focusing on what we need. it wasn't a very long training period, but nevertheless, we got what we needed. the launch and landing itself, it's just like other spacecraft, but it was smooth. i think it was more responsive, that's what i remember going up, acceleration, deceleration, it was like a joyride. and i still remember that day when all of us were yippee and cheering and giggling all the way. [laughter] >> and i think this capability provides, you know, a great milestone and to commercialization and more and more people will enjoy the environment in space. they can bring their own idea, create new cultures up there and i think it definitely opened a new door to space. >> all right. we'll take another question from social media. nate on twitter for thomas. two questions. why is sharing what you see from the space station important for the world to see, talking about sharing on social media, and what was your favorite photo to take and share? >> wow, great questions, i think it's important to share because

at this time spacex launched 53 satellites.r the rockets first turning to earth, recovering after landing at sea. >>> speaking of spacex, elon musk has sold $1.2 billion worth of stock. this comes after he posted a twitter poll on whether he should sell 10% of his stock. since then, he has sold almost $7 billion worth. >>> a story that may make you smile as two east bay brothers are proof that inspiration can come from anywhere. for them, came from america's favorite movies. as justin andrews explains, it is what led them to become nationally ranked fencers, and that is not all. for two teenage brothers. just 18 months apart in age. >> life with my brother by my side is easier. >> reporter: putting on the armor to fence. they say it is a freedom to explore. >> i like "star wars." i like the sword fighting. >> reporter: the 16-year-old found his passion when he was nine, asking his mother, can i be a jedi? >> she let me try it and here i am now. >> reporter: he and his older brother are nationally ranked fencers, competing in ma

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♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> gracias fernando, regresaron al planeta los tripulantes de la nava spacex, detalles despuÉsse echÓ a perder y los tripulantes debieron usar paÑales, imagÍnense. >>> y en otros temas, miren las famosas bailarinas conocidas como (nombre en inglÉs). este grupo se destaca porque entre las danzantes hay tres pares de gemelas que forman parte de la funciÓn. este espectÁculo fue suspendido el aÑo pasado por la pandemia y ahora recobra popularidad con estos tres pares de gemelas. >>> bueno, gracias, nos vemos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ . >> brasil buenas tardes hoy martes 9 de noviembre en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, los daÑos declarara con muerte cerebral mientras se multiplican las demandas contra los organizadores de evento de houston y travis scott. >> publican en houston un video animado como matan a alexandria ocasio-cortez y al presidente joe biden. >> dÓnde estÁn para

the bottom line is, the toilets on board the spacex crew capsule were out of order for this nine-hourthey decided to say, let's take it extra safe and cautious. you put on these diapers for the trip back home. these are high grade, astronaut grade diapers, built into the space suit. this is also something that nasa astronauts train for. i mean, they are trained to get comfortable with being very uncomfortable. this crew really had to deal with quite a few challenges during their six-month stay in orbit. this crew had to deal with that space station inadvertently being spinning slowly out of control due to those thrusters firing on a russian module. that happened twice. one w this is the crew that also had to deal with a close call with space debris. they had to jump into space suits because they thought space debris could hit the space station while on board. that did not happen. it was a false alarm. still tha still, they really had to deal with quite a few things. during splashdown, one of the capsule's four main parachutes did not deploy fully fast enough. it descended at a slow ra

la cápsula espacial spacex se acopló a la estación espacial internacional y fue recibida por los trescon spacex una maravilla del la tecnología que vamos a seguir de cerca. >>me sigue pareciendo fascinante como todo esto lleva tantos meses de preparación. >>aprendemos mucho de ellos cuando están confinados sobre todo hay que llevar un trabajo en orden en horarios >>vamos a regresar a la tierra. para poder pagar el promedio de una casa el ingreso anual debe ser $330,000 al año. un poco más bajo que el condado marín. en santa clara 300,000 los datos surgen de un reporte de corredores de bienes raíces. porque en el área de la bahía es tan difícil? >>la selección mexicana después de haber estado invictos perdieron hoy 2 x 0 en estados unidos. el análisis al volver de la pausa. no te preocupes ma' ya vamos para allá. ¡con quién vienes... cuéntame! ¿cómo la describo...? es la que me ayuda a superar cualquier situación. la que maneja todo con serenidad, pero más que nada... es la que siempre me lleva a los mejores lugares. ¡ay, ya la quiero conocer! ¡pues ven afuera! ¿cómo que afuera? ¿no es

cultivados en el espacio. >> como si fuera un meteoro en el cielo entrÓ las atmÓsfera la cÁpsula de spacexas y la calcula llegÓ el lunes. >> bienvenidos al planeta tierra asÍ saludaron al francÉs, de la agencia espacial europea y a otro de japÓn una flota de rescate recuperÓ la calcula y en menos de una hora todos estaban afuera, volviendo a aclimatarse a la gravedad de la tierra. >> el viaje fue el cuarto para skrub >> (palabra en inglÉs) para reemplazar al transbordador especial y evitar que la agencia tenga que comprar costosos asientos para sus astronautas rusos, el equipo que los reemplazarÁ llegaran el miÉrcoles, se esperaba que antes que regresaran a tierra pero la nasa cambio el orden por el complica y porque un astronauta sufriÓ una condiciÓn mÉdica menor no relacionadas al covid-19. >> solo una tripulaciÓn de 3 astronautas estÁn en la estaciÓn espacial internacional un estadounidense y dos rusos, este grupo de astronautas podrÍan llegar el jueves. >> por ahÍ si quieren una colombiana tenemos una valiente candidata. >> yo con gusto pero tÚ ¿no? >> ¿por quÉ no? >> ni loca. >> pero

on the contract while spacex didn't respond to cnbc's request for comment, elon musk did reply to auling, tweeting a photo from the 2012 movie "dread" with the words "you have been judged. >>> the 2021 inductees into the toy hall of fame are official now and here they are. american girl dolls, the strategy board game risk, and sand yeah, like at the beach. the national toy hall of fame calls sand a universal play thing and perhaps the oldest toy in the world these three winners chosen from a pool of 12 finalists anybody can nominate a toy, but there are some steep requirements to be considered for entry. the toy hall of fame reports each toy must have withstood the test of time sand gets a check. changed the way kids play. eh and foster learning or creativity >>> 90 seconds left on a slow walk to the finish tonight the biden administration setting a january 4th deadline for companies with 100 workers or more to require covid vaccinations for workers, or require weekly testing for everybody who's not vaccinated >>> the nba is investigating the phoenix suns owner robert sarver he's fa

the spacex success marking a significant milestone. 60 years. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. 31 witnesses in just eight days after it began, testimony's over in the kyle ritennenhouse homicide trial. closing arguments set for monday. rittenhouse is charged with killing two, wounding a third last summer in kenosha, wisconsin during unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake. in a moment you'll hear from one of the wounded survivors. first, though, the trial itself which has been marked by controversy surrounding the judge and the defendant, who's

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. >> dragon spacex trajectory nominal. >> a good call from the ground team. >> the crew gets to hear it. >> everything is still proceeding nominal. >> right now, on the second stage, it is such a large amount of propellant. >> everything is still looking good on that second stage. the next milestone on the second stage -- we will get reviews views from the inside. our first views of the crew. >> we are one minute away from entry burn of the first stage. hopefully we will get a camera view act. as they like the three engines, they will come back into the earth's atmosphere. >> dragon space x trajectory nominal. quite another good check in with the crew, confirming everything is looking good so far on both ends. that next milestone coming in at seven minutes and 30 seconds. >> currently waiting for the call out from the space x propulsion response will engineer. >> we have lit the center engine. we have the two side engines, three engines running. this is a 22nd -- 20 second burn . we will fire the single center engine as we approach the drone. confirmation entry earned shutdown -- bur

almost let's talk spacex, other musk news spacex launched four astronauts to the space station last night, it will bring the astronauts to the iss for a six-month stay in orbit. this is spacex's third operational crew launch for nasa i don't know if i would survive getting up there, but once i got up there i'd want to go home i'd worry about it immediately. >> did you see the problems they had, there was concerns about the toilets in the one to get back down so it was a real splash down. >> excuse me. >> diapers. >> wearing diapers. >> they're wearing diapers because there was a potential leak in the toilet and that could be a bad thing if wet stuff got out. >> i have a fear i have a serious fear of death, obviously, but a fear of heights. and i can remember when i was a little kid, do you remember going up, if you ever had a friend who had a house up in a tree, a tree house. >> yeah a tree house. >> and if it was kind of hard to get up there once i got up there i couldn't relax because i was immediately worrying about getting back down >> you may not be the candidate for a mission to mar

spacex is on the way but has a way to go. >> how relative is spacex in terms to blue origin >> they areto push things along. they have greater capability not to say blue origin isn't coming along you could say they have a great head start above blue origin there's room enough for everybody in this. these operations have to get going. the rest of the space community they have to realize the use of low or bit with space craft is the way to go. nasa has realized this and jumped on boarderly. any other concerns have to see these as a vieible way to get into space at a lower price. >> appreciate it thank you so much for helping us understand space a little better this morning >> that was interesting. i do understand it a little better >>> when we come back, we have a lineup up ahead. new york times columnist tom friedman we'll be right back after a quick break. feel stuck with your finances? ♪♪ move your money to sofi. download the app and feel what it's like to get your money right. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is

, with elon's spacex internet conversation this is the very first step of connecting the global fleet which eventually leads to this network. the other industries elon is moving into are not like these this is cryptoesque for me >> for more, head to the website or follow us on twitter at trading nation tune in tonight, the ceo will sit down with jim cramer, 6:00 p.m. eastern. tyler, back to you >>> after a quick break. join us for a virtual working lunch. jon fortt sitting down with qualcomm ceo, dipping into the chip shortage and more that after this break. >>> now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. >>> welcome back, everybody. time now for working lunch qualcomm became a chip giant in the cell phone era, it patented 3g and 4g technology, power efficient chips enabled new world mobile devices now that the phone market has matured, the ceo is outlining the next leg of growth at an investor day in new york city, and that's where we hook up with jon fortt. hi, jon. >> hey, tyler. he took over as ceo in july. big part of the reason he got the job, 17 year

. . >>> a spacex crew is on its way home from the international space station right now.anned though. >> yeah, the delay was due to yesterday's high winds off the florida coast where the dragon capsule will splashdown. the crew members said good-bye as the hatch to their capsule was closed. it then undocked from the space station and all the nasa astronauts, japanese astronaut and a mission specialist spent under 200 days in space. splashdown happens tonight at 7:30 our time. >>> it will take time for them to adjust back on earth. what's next at 5:30? >> a deadline to respond here. the legal challenges president biden is facing over his vaccine mandates for private businesses. >> we feel it's an overreach of osha in between me and the employee. >>> the other major covid-related change that many people are celebrating this evening. >> plus, the infrastructure bill passes, but the battle isn't over yet. our political analyst breaks down the challenges still remaining for the white house. >>> and talking climate change. former president obama says there is no time to waste.

the last spacex flight flashed down in the gulf of mexico on monday.p next, we salute some of the veterans in our lives. >> o'donnell: all this week, we have been honoring our heroes and asking you to tell us about the hero in yéjt life. but we were overwhelmed with the hundreds of photos and stories of amazing veterans. like sergeant major howard brown from south carolina whoht■ dedicated 26 years to the u.s. army and still teaches rotc at age 75. benjamin portaro escaped nazi apttivity by running away in a forced march. his daughter says he loves sharo s w women who enlisted in thedan marines during world war. joyce passed away just a few days ago at 97 years old. we salute all our heroes and thank them for their service and sacrifice. we'll be right back. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most peop

that training was great, spacex did a great job on focusing on what we need. it was not a long training period, but we got what we needed. the launch and landing was like other spacecraft, but smooth, i think it was more responsive, that is what i remember going up. the acceleration and deceleration feels like a joyride. i remember the day when all of us were like cheering and giggling. i think this capability provides a great path to commercialization and more and more people will enjoy being in space and can bring their own ideas up there, and i think it is deftly opened a door into his -- definitely opened a door into space. >> another question from social media, nate on twitter. two questions. why is sharing what you see from this base station important for the world to see, talking about sharing on social media, and what was your favorite photo to take chair? -- and share? >> it's important because we are a public service we have a responsibility to inform people of what we are doing. nasa is not sending us to space to make us happy, it is part of our job

after weather delay spacex has successfully launched satellites in the space, details next. results are clear, the recycled falcon 9 rocket blasted off taking 53 star link internet satellites into orbit. the rocket landed safely touching down on a spacex drone ship named just read the instructions. the migrant crisis on the border between belarus and poland worsening, polish troops declared to the border and state of emergency is declared. trey yingst with the very latest, hi, trey. trey: mike, good afternoon, thousands of people remain on the border of belarus and poland, the situation does continue to deteriorate as people are attempting to cross. one group of 50 was successful but they were quickly apprehended by polish forces. clashes have broken out and whenever a small amount of aid is delivered the workers are stormed by masses of people, eu foreign ministers are looking to increase sanctions on belarus and officials that are suspected of organizing the flights and transportation to get the migrants to poland's border, sanctions imposed on his country after disputed e

spacex launched four astronauts toward the international space station on a brand new dragon spacecraft the company s swift acceleration of crew missions just two days after another capsule returned to earth. the successful blastoff from florida marked spacex s fifth launch to send humans into space since ending a gap in us orbital human spaceflight capability in may 2020. hello. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving in on quite a strong wind, it has to be said, particularly across coastal parts of the north and west. here comes the low pressure, the centre of which will move across scotland as we go on through friday. it's in scotland we're going to see the heaviest rain. now, these are the temperatures to begin the day, so already very mild — 11 degrees in belfast and manchester, for example. the heaviest rain will be in scotland, a couple of pulses of that working on through

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spacex had discovered that the correction tube on a different dragon capsule had come unglued. on earth, but they weren't able to fix it with this crew dragon capsule because it was up in space. so, out of an abundance of caution, the crew astronauts had to either hold it or use the astronaut diapers that are essentially built into their space suits. don't call them diapers. nasa calls them undergarments, and the crew two astronauts, when asked how they felt about this, they described it as, quoting here, a great word, suboptimal. they thought it was suboptimal they had to use these undergarments for the return home. they're not too worried about it. this is something astronauts have trained for since the very beginning of nasa. these astronauts are quite fluent with a lot of issues that they had to deal with during their six months on board the international space station. this is a crew that had to deal with a scary false alarm, about a close call with debris getting too close to the space station, and they also had to deal with a parachutd not fully deploying before splashdo

spacex has been building a testing prototype since it started in texas starship will be fully reusableket ever built musk said 2.3 times the thrust of the current most powerful rocket the apollo saturn v which took plaerns to the moon the goal to carry people to the moon musk estimating 1,000 will need to be produced to make humanity interplenary musk's youngest son, making a guest appearance last night at the virtual board meeting of the national academies of sciences and engineering and medicine space studies which was cute and i feel like is exactly what you would expect to see in a work from home virtual environment. he did seem to get plucked away maybe by a caregiver and didn't seem happy about that. it was a sweet start to the conversation. >> yeah. your note about payloads is key if you're going to start bringing up heavier stuff and a star link is going to be a reality you need better thrusts to get stuff into orbit. >> absolutely. this is the transportation system that ultimately spacex will use to carry people and cargo to mars and also the system that nasa awarded that luna

spacex reports the onboard toilet will be out of order.ned on another spacex flight back in september their fix, a special undergarment for waste management in other words, they're wear diapers. nasa didn't say how long the astronauts have to be in such a condition. the last dragon return ship took six hours. but the one before that took 19. a dangerous high-speed pursuit in southwest florida ended with a big splash >>> authorities say 34-year-old brian gray stole a minivan there in lee county. a sheriff's chopper caught it on video. the guy loses control offer the bridge there at the river. slams into the railing, sends sparks flying. then careens into the other side skids to a final stop there. but it doesn't end there the man gets out of the now totaled van, see him there climbs over the railing with police cars hot on his tail. and then. >> he is like trying to hop off the bridge right now. >> and he did. >> standing on the foot of the bridge and he just jumped off the bridge. >> a 55-foot jump into the river. even seems to do a flip t

spacex is doing the same thing. they've launched 18 people into orbit in the last 18 months. time between a splash down and lawn nch human space flight history according to nasa. just 48 hours between when crew two splashed down and crew three lifted off. so really solidifying its stance as nasa's premier human space flight partner. you saw the beautiful nighttime launch. those astronauts on their way to the international space station for that six-month stay. we were talking about croup 2's issues with the toilet. crew 3's dragon capsule, all the toll lets are working. >> all right, all systems a go. kristin fisher thank you. >>> before i go, i want to give you and all those who served our country the humblest of thank yous. it's impossible to put a price tag on your sacrifice. you were due much more than you were received. thank you for all that you do, for all that you have given up. for all that you sacrifice for this country. you keep us safe and you make us so incredibly proud. happy veterans day. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thou