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that launched yesterday, the boeing craft where i understand there are minor starliner starlink, star alliance you should be there, are some astronauts and living astronauts in space right now in a craft, this leaking helium. >> what's going on there yes. >> so it's the boeing starliner spacecraft and this is remember the first test flight of this boeing spacecraft. you have nasa astronauts, suni williams and butch wilmore on the board on route to the international space station. and we knew when they lifted off yesterday that they were dealing with a small helium leak. but boeing and nasa decided that was within the normal parameters and margin and that they could go ahead and fly with it and i am not sure what we're seeing right there on the screen, like a rand free of something that is the booster one second coming back down, making a controlled landing over the water or a what will be a controlled splashdown crazy? you can hear the cheering, listened to this. i mean, this is exactly what spacex was hoping to do. wow, look at those flames in the water big tears in hawthorn, texas that space

only flown to the space station once and it's never carried people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way other players have made a big promises to bigelow space was suppose to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version or bit hope to deliver satellites. by playing it folded in 2023. the apartments, amazon sound, or just base those. this company blue origin started selling short trips to space for the wealthy in 2021. and its hoping to see its own mega rockett lift off later this year. but the one that promised the most as over delivered space 6 led by 11 mosque was the start up in 2010. today it delivers most of the people in cargo into space controls the most satellites, and is testing the largest ever spaceship. or all of these depend on substantial government support. the space economy is more a speculative economy than it is a real economy. everything that comes from the space economy as we understand it is mostly well 1st based. um, so most of the time space companies are

located up us specific day in this problem on up logistical nodes in the eastern part of the alliance. bundled, a 3 star general reporting to supreme. i'll come on the europe soccer. these efforts do not make natal apart due to the conflict, but they will enhance our support to crane, to uphold its right. to self defense will i correspondence, etc. sholtes has been following that metering of native defense ministers and joins us from brussels. welcome, terry. let's start with this, this new operation in germany. what do we know? what we know that it will be located at the spot in and they'll be about 700 people working there under natal command and joining the mostly us officials and military personnel who have been managing the transport of equipment and ammunition to ukraine across across the pool is border for the most part at the moment. and so this is something that really was an initiative of the secretary general, un stilton burke. he very much wanted to move more of the responsibility for helping ukraine over to the nato side. as is barrett recruit. we're speaking about earlier, you know, the, y

located up us facility in this problem on up logistical nodes in the eastern part of the alliance. bundled, a 3 star general reporting to supreme. i'll come on the europe soccer. these efforts do not make natal apart due to the conflict, but they will enhance our support to crane, to uphold its right. to self defense will i correspondence, etc. sholtes has been following that meeting of native defense ministers and joins us from brussels. welcome, terry. let's start with, they said this new operation in germany. what do we know? what we know is that it will be located at the spot in and there will be about 700 people working there under nato commander joining the mostly us officials and military personnel who been managing the transport of equipment and ammunition to ukraine across across the polish border for the most part at the moment. and so this is something that really was an initiative of the secretary general. yeah. and stilton burke, he very much wanted to move more of the responsibility for helping you crane over to the nato side. as is barrett recruit, we're speaking about earlier, you kn

of delays a and 2 previous scrubber launches, star liner finally lifted up this morning and the launch was as flawless as they come. the united launch alliancenauts butch wilmore and sonny williams on board. >> now, butch and sonny do what they do best. they are test pilots. they are going to test this thing. >> if the week long flight test is successful, nasa will be closer to having a second commercial option for shuttling astronauts to and from the space station. as reliable as hallie crew dragons have been, nasa likes to have multiple options know that if they were to be a safety issue that temporarily grounded one type of rocket or spacecraft, they could have another. after today's launch, hallie hallie ceo congratulations. scheduled to dock with the international space station just afternoon tomorrow. back to you. >> i wanted to be there. i was there once when the space shuttle came on. as it went past me. very anticlimactic. thank you. i appreciate it. >> much more dramatic going out. you're welcome. >> sandra: there are some tattoos that might be going out of style but not for the reason you might think. my younger americans are out

is only flown to the space station once, and it's never carry people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was supposed to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version or bit hope to deliver satellites. by playing it folded in 2023. the apartments amazon sound, or just base those. this company, blue origin started selling short trips to space for the wealthy in 2021. and its hoping to see its own mega rockett lift off later this year. but the one that promised the most as over delivered space 6, led by eli mosque was the start up in 2010. today it delivers most of the people in cargo into space controls the most satellites, and is testing the largest ever spaceship. or all of these depend on substantial government support. the space economy is more a speculative economy than it is a real economy. everything that comes from the space economy, as we understand it is mostly well 1st based. so most of the time space companies aren

only flown to the space station once and it's never carried people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was suppose to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version or bit hope to deliver satellites. by playing it folded in 2023. the apartments amazon sound are just based osis company, blue origin started selling short trips to space for the wealthy in 2021. and it's hoping to see its own mega rocket lift off later this year. but the one that promised the most as over delivery space x led by eli mosque was a start up in 2010. today it delivers most of the people and cargo into space controls the most satellites, and is testing the largest ever spaceship. gotta start. all of these depend on substantial government support. the space economy is more a speculative economy than it is a real economy. everything that comes from the space economy, as we understand it is mostly well 1st based. so most of the time space companies aren

only flowing to the space station once and it's never carry people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was suppose to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version orbit. hoped to deliver satellites by playing it folded in 2023. the apartments, amazon sound, or just base those. this company blue origin started selling short trips to space for the wealthy in 2021. and its hoping to see its own mega rockett lift off later this year. but the one that promised the most as over delivered space 6 led by 11 mosque was the start up in 2010. today it delivers most of the people in cargo into space controls the most satellites, and is testing the largest ever spaceship. or all of these depend on substantial government support. the space economy is more a speculative economy than it is a real economy. everything that comes from the space economy as we understand it is mostly well 1st based. um, so most of the time space companies aren

caroline: we will keep an eye on star liner but also talk about united launch alliance who is providingt and this is ultimately two working seamlessly together here. ed: the atlas fire -- atlas five system is flown 100 times, the majority of that under the ula umbrella prayed a lot of the setback is the integrated system. what i believe we saw there was a separation of the solid rocket booster, but this is the first time we have had serious human spaceflight under the ul a umbrella with atlas five and it's part of a much bigger integrated system. the shares up 3/10 of a percent. i'm not sure what you would expect maybe a relief rally, maybe not because how many years behind schedule we are and how any billions of dollar overbudget we are. it's an important milestone for that system, we had the context since 2014 when nasa awarded the dual contracts to space x and boeing, space x has made this routine and gone through it many times. caroline: let's look at some of the differences in terms of the nuances of how the flight is approached. we are not seeing a usable rocket and indeed a small

international space station, officials are keen on the success of the boeing star liner spacecraft as well as the united launch allianceet carrying it into space. >> the nation needs two ways to get the space at least. we are at the finish line,. >> as we speak, engineers or troubleshooting that problem. trying to determine whether it is something they can correct in time for their next launch opportunity which would be at 12:03 p.m. eastern time tomorrow or, if it is a more serious problem they may need to push that launch to one of the later windows this coming week either wednesday the fifth or thursday the sixth. bill: is a hassle but at least the computer did its job and had safety has its as its priority t jonathan, thank you. arthel: that is good news. bill, this is one of the reasons i like working with you if you did not make fun of me because you know you heard me call you eric. [laughter] 's before i can be eric, it's all good no worries. [laughter] arthel: its habit. it's been a long time we were together. doesn't mean i don't like working with you too. thank you. we'll have more news coming up. stay tuned.

has only flown to the space station once and it's never carry people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was supposed to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 so virgin orbit hope to deliver satellites by plane. it folded in 2023. the amazon founder jeff bezos. his company blue origin, started selling short trips to space for the wealthy in 2021. and its hoping to see its own mega rocket lift off later this year. but the one that promised the most as over delivered space x led by eli mosque was the start up in 2010. today it delivers most of the people in cargo into space controls the most satellites and is testing the largest ever spaceship. gotta start, all of these depend on substantial government support the space economy is more a speculative economy than it is a real economy. everything that comes from the space economy as we understand it is mostly well versed based. um, so most of the time space companies aren't actua

alliances. why it is so critical. that is where you stop wars, not star wars. the idea that we are able to major battles in europe is not realistic. that is why it is so important that we continue to have the alliances that we have. continue to beef up those alliances. continue to keep nato strong. >> and the president emphasized that reverence for the sacrifice made by the veterans who died in battle at the service of those and able to return is part of standing up for the democracy by honoring they did and in our own way, it is the call that they are summoning the modern generation to support democratic institutions and things like the u.s. partnership with allies around the world. alex? >> okay, kelly o'donnell, thank you so much. >>> we are back in ninety seconds with the reaction to the deadly fallout from the hostage rescue in gaza. later, donald trump in his revenge message. how a document he says he reveres would get thrown out the window if he wins in november. >> the constitution -- we will defend our constitution. we will restore constitutional govern

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when austin had, and austin asked. question: chinese multi-star general, my question is whether the united states plans to create a nato-like allianceyou think are the security and stability implications of this? as for whether we are trying to create a nato in the indo-pacific region, as i said earlier in my speeches, like-minded countries with similar values ​​and a common vision for a free and open indo-pacific region. use rules order as hegomanistic narratives. the united states applies rules of order only when it suits its interests. the us uses rules to suppress others, but not. never restrained, they have always acted selfishly, doing whatever they please, from afghanistan to iraq, from ukraine to the gas sector. all these crises and conflicts are the result of the us's deep double standards. facts have proven that the us is the largest source of chaos in the world, the biggest stumbling block in the path of global governance, biggest challenge to regional peace and stability. it just became known that washington is discussing. and the request for permission to carry out strikes on our territory, not only on the nolgorod prov

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star general jack keane in studio. let's come back to israel and hezbollah in a moment. let's start here with what happened this week because there is an alliance to pay attention to. "wall street journal." how putin rebuilt russian war machine are help from u.s. adversaries. north korea and china are helping russia churn out arms for the war in ukraine. this relationship could be very dangerous for us for a very long time. how do you see it? >> very much so. four days after the state of the union our intelligence chiefs came before a scheduled meeting with the congress and they said these four countries that you identified here represent a threat to the united states we haven't seen in multiple decades. looking at this what we're really facing is collaboration and cooperation among four distinct allies, china is a competitor. russia a chronic threat. iran seeks domination of the middle east and north korea has a nuclear arsenal with ballistic missiles that can reach the united states. this is serious. i believe we haven't seen a threat like this since world war ii. we could get involved in more than one war in multiple theaters. that is really

launch alliance, a separate company that represents a joint venture between boeing and lockheed martin. ordinarily if this were an uncrude spacecraft that ula atlas five rocket would have taken star liner all the way up to orbit but because it is a new spacecraft with humans on board, the ula rocket is taking its sub or bital and star liner does the rest of it to go into orbit. >> bill: thank you, jonathan. nice to see you in florida. >> dana: fun to be here for these launchs. i hold my breath. thanks for being with us. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. hunter biden back in court for day three of his federal gun trial and the prosecution's first witness, an f.b.i. agent returns to the stand today and now as we understand under cross examination by the defense. so we're watching for that to wrap up and should that happen in the next little while, then the decision would be made by the prosecutors again if they want to redirect based on anything they may have heard in that cross examination by the defense. again, this is the prosecution's first witness, the f.b.i. agent who worked on hunter biden's case. his ex-wife, by the way, kathleen buell, cou

launch alliance, a separate company that represents a joint venture between boeing and lockheed martin. ordinarily if this were an uncrude spacecraft that ula atlas five rocket would have taken starto orbit but because it is a new spacecraft with humans on board, the ula rocket is taking its sub or bital and star liner does the rest of it to go into orbit. >> bill: thank you, jonathan. nice to see you in florida. >> dana: fun to be here for these launchs. i hold my breath. thanks for being with us. harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. hunter biden back in court for day three of hised

alliance, he is also expected to have a private meeting with president biden. joining us now from italy is nbc's gabe gutierrez and richard engel from eastern ukraine and general barry mccaffrey, retired four starilitary analyst and susan page for usa today. what more did putin have to say today? >> reporter: so, putin it seems was responding to this new pact that was signed yesterday between president biden and ukraine, a security pac in which the u.s. commits for the next ten years to helping to arm ukraine, provide intelligence, give this country a real deterrent because right now as we all have seen and as ukrainians have seen, they are dependent on foreign aid. and they are dependent on these injections of foreign aid, whether it is money and weapons, every several months, otherwise the system collapses and they lose to russia. so, what this pact yesterday was seen to do give them more breathing space to shore up this country in case there is a change in leadership, to try and trump proof it, whether that works or not is -- remains to be seen. it could be too little too late because if re-elected, president trump could cancel this agreement at his discretion. now president putin seems to b