and quite a few astronauts who when dr here star city of this once top secret town was built during the space race between the u.s. and to this union a trip to star city today is a journey of the past the present and the future of space exploration. in the immediate future elf space research belongs to these three astronauts to ensure their flight on the sixth of june goes smoothly but they're doing takeoff blending and docking exercises in the reconstruction of their original so you space capsule . the ground control staff has installed some system failures to simulate up to twelve breakdowns a day. any one of them could be fatal if undetected and left on result that's why the astronauts say this face all the training is the most difficult demanding intense concentration and trap a decision making capacity. from vices. you know this involves more of a risk than travelling by train. but we're not flying this mission just for fun it's for scientific experiments. we're doing space research for the greater good and that's why i'm prepared to take this higher risk. forty years after the

s the euro shatter caught up with the russian space training center star city. these spacesuits aren't for lightweights invented the scales at around ten kilograms each once in space of ensure that alexander guest and his crewmates sergei prokofiev and syrian and chancellor can survive in a vacuum that will be the first time a guest will serve as commander on the international space station does not mind their own life if this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time and you can still see traces of sort for my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few walkie ones allowed to train in my own spacesuit i'll get a new one for the next flight it's tailor made for me and ready to go. i'm the guy . and this is the view alexander guest had on his first space flight. in twenty fourteen of the geophysicist became the thirty german to fly to the international space station during his next mission called horizons the crew will conduct about eighty experiments some a new others guest performed on his first flight. the splits and it'll be a little like coming home

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seto caught up with gas at star city the russian space training south of moscow. these spacesuits aren't fall lightweights invented the scales at around ten kilograms each once in space and ensure that alexander garrison and his crew mates sergei prokofiev and syriana and chancellor can survive in a vacuum it will be the first time a guest will serve as commander on the international space station does not mind their own if this is the same space suit i wore when i landed last time you can still see traces of sort from my exit from the capsule i'm one of the few lucky ones allowed to train in my own spacesuit i'll get a new one for the next flight it's tailor made for me and ready to go. from i'm right. this is the view and xander guest had on his first space flight. in twenty fourteen of the geophysicist became the third german to fly to the international space station during his next mission called horizons the crew will conduct about eighty experiments. a new other guest performed on his first flight. this fits in with his own it'll be a little like coming home

no, city stars. you are a bit of a fan, ithink? no, i... way back city stars. when. it was novel a long time ago. there we re was novel a long time ago. there were two films and... this is between kim could row and sarah jessica parker. jim's brother has very sadly died. he looks to have been a bit troubled. —— kim. sarah jessica parker tweeted or text it is publicly about her sympathy. king trowel jests went straight into publicly about her sympathy. king troweljests went straight into her, saying she should not have sent out that tweets. but out. there seems to be very bad blood. alter a hypocrite as well. i can't find my paper. stop exposing our tragedy, you cruel grids. you assume have a watch that theory is that they're all great friends. —— cruel hypocrites. theory is that they're all great friends. -- cruel hypocrites. it is like the series friends, do you think they all got on well? you were a huge fan of sex and the city, weren't you? it was one of these programmes with fashion, cocktail. it went across various age groups. young people and older people.

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look at a newly discovered archive of police reports, mugshots and other records from the kansas city star newspaper. the kansas city public library in kansas city missouri hosted this 70 minute event. >> welcome. welcome, everyone. my name is jeremy drew and and i -- our research room and archives are headquartered across the hall from this auditorium. in the missouri valley room, you

i'm keeping my eyes open but i can't see any hollywood star city.instead i can spot a berlin style icon the lady would fact she once owned a club in berlin. now the contrast programme to the chic who first dumped facebook leads me to like her because this is where the mobile cinema is setting up its chairs today pop up cinema it's the name of the concept two friends came up with they set up their cinema every night always in different places. the piece made in noise current is actually a techno club that men know where to is one of the inventors of the mobile cinema. from the where does your pop cinema pop up in general well it's basically in berlin and different places clubs gardens. in the middle of the forest whatever we can find a place to play or we find a pleasure in. it's interesting to our political there we're going to we're going to show you this but what's the idea behind all this behind the pop up cinema we want to have a cinema that is not up to germany so when they arrive to the world and i realize most of the cinemas have films in ger

last shot of the kansas city star. per second, 1917, woodrow wilson is going to go before congress and ask for a declaration of war against germany. using these words that are going to change the face of americans toward policy. the world must be made safe for democracy. there is a phrase that both republicans and democrats can rally around, i believe that when is it. until april 6 for the united states to enter the war. , roughly over 50% of those who served went through in kansasstation city. not all go overseas. i will talk more about kansas city. problem.ty has a drug booze, tooo much much easily available to young men training to go off to war. when it is easily available, loose women are not far away. kansas city officials got a wake-up call when the secretary of war that hemingway's new city on notice. soldiers being sold to is easy and access upon visiting kansas city. on your cooperation in securing and maintaining clean conditions? >> good luck with that. [laughter] americans, that was almost the extent of th

and to boldly go where no mayor has gone before: in indonesian city official looks to star trek to leadis city into the future. good morning asia, hello world. it is a monday. glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i am exciting addition of asia business report. iam rico exciting addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. exciting addition of asia business report. iam rico hizon. we exciting addition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we start off with the us central bank, and jerome powell, you see on your screens, jerome powell, you see on your screens, is said to be sworn in as the new chair of the federal reserve , the new chair of the federal reserve, replacing janet yellen. by nominating him, donald trump river wey from tradition, as most us presidents have chosen to appoint the same chair in their first year of power. the bbc has more from new york. donald trump's pick for the job, jerome powell, is the new chair of the us federal reserve. but why is is such an importantjob, and why should it matter to you and i? welcome at th

look at a newly discovered archive of police reports, mugshots and other records from the kansas city star newspaper. the kansas city public library in kansas city missouri hosted this 70 minute event. >> welcome. welcome, everyone. my name is jeremy drew and and i -- our research room and archives are headquartered across the hall from this auditorium. in the missouri valley room, you will find books, articles, and newspaper clippings documenting the history of organized crime in kansas city, from extortion, violence, syndicates, bootlegging, to the 26th year reign of the crime boss nick sabella, skimming casinos in las vegas, and bombing businesses. whether we like it or not, organized crime is a part of our history. moreover, it continues to capture our fascination as well as generate interest and new scholarship. last year, the special collections department acquired a piece of our mafia passed when the organized crime files of the "kansas city star" work donated by former reporter mike mcgraw. these contain photos, notes, and reports on local mafia members and provide a glimpse of how

"sex and the city" kim cattrall lashing out at her former co-star, sarah jessica parker accusing parker of exploiting cattrall's personal tragedy. the drama playing out on social media. were they ever really friends? >> gold medal day. team u.s.a. triumphant. the teen who went from last to first delivering under pressure as high winds postpone the men's downhill. skaters deliver and dance. that moustache making headlines. >> good morning. paula is off today. we're lucky to have cecilia vega on set. good morning to you. >> good to be here. >> we'll be talking about the latest presidential uproar, this one involving me too. >> this is breaking news out of russia. reports of an air reiner crashing. >> this news just reaching us here. a russian aircraft disappearing shortly after take off from russia's airport. they're reporting this plane with 71 people on board vanishing from radar about two minutes after take off. there are reports the wreckage has been reported from the air and that emergency services are racing to the scene. one emergency source telling russian media that crew and pass

this once quiet feud between two "sex and the city" stars now becoming very public. >> they were the ex and the city." in real life samantha and carrie are far from. >> why is it we can see our friends perfectly, but, when it comes ourselves, do we see ourselves clearly? >> reporter: kim cattrall slamming sarah jessica parker. for commenting on an instagram post about the unexpected death of her brother. parker writes dearest kim my love and condolences to you and yours and god speed to your beloved brother. cattrall firing back i don't need your love or support at this time, sarah jessica parker. writing in the caption, your continuous reaching out is a painful reminder of how cruel you were then and now. let me make this clear, you are not my friend. stop exploiting our tragedy in order to restore your nice girl persona. parker defending her actions on "entertainment tonight." >> somebody in your life, whether you're in touch with them all the time or not and they're suffering for any reason, it's involuntary you want to convey condolences or sadness or let someone know you're think

is to the project that was delayed, whatever, continued today, star city, the project in the tenderloin, that is co-living. it's a co-living plan. so that's a market -- it's one idea of a market rate solution to try to find middle income housing. whether that's going to pan out or not, it's a lot of out-of-the-box thinking. i would say adus are by design naturally. moderate income housing, i think i would agree that i think kind of thinking of them as moderate income makes sense, but, you know, i think a lot of the affordability by design is something that we really need to be thinking about, but this co-living is becoming very popular in, like, boston and new york. we have some projects going on in san francisco right now. >> so i think when we say -- what i'm hearing you say is: when we consider moderate income, we can't look at a traditional way of a housing unit. you have to kind of give up something in order to get the moderate part of it, which is the shared living spaces, the shared amenities versus owned. >> i don't think there's a simple answer to this, right? i mean, it's one

>> guest: my early exposure was even earlier than that because i was head of nasa in star city for nine months and i trained as the backup on expedition five so i had some exposure to working with the russians before i flew in space to the space station but what i have always found is that first impressions are often not correct and with working with the russians i have a few observations. one is that despite their gruff exterior which i think i may be a victim of having a similar thing at times they are, when you become friends with them it's much easier to become very, very close friends with the russian person that happens much quicker than it does, i think, in our culture then the friendship is stronger and more, you know, rich which is odd when you are doing this with a person that you use to consider your enemy. as i spent more and more time and space with cosmonauts and spent more time working with the russians in the space program you know people would ask do you let conflict like it we have now in our country and on earth that is between us and russia is that affect our ability

guest: my early exposure was even earlier than that because i was the head of nasa's office in star city for about nine months and then i trade as piggies backup on expedition five, so i had exposure to working with russians before. what i always found is that first impressions are often not correct. with working with the russians, i have a few observations. one, that despite their kind of gruff exterior, which i think i may be a victim of having a similar thing at times, when you become friends with them it's much easier to become very very close friends with a russian person and happens quicker than it does i think in our culture. friendships seem stronger and more just more rich. it is odd when doing this with a person that you used consider your enemy and as i spend more and more time in space with cosmonauts and more time working with the russians in the space program people often say to you ever let in the conflict like that we have now in our country on earth that is between us and russia, does that ever affect our ability to operate in committee in space in the answer is absolute

jason hancock from the kansas cities star joining me. what is going on down there?ely been a busy day for us in the missouri state house press corps. >> we know the allegations, right? this came forward that there was an affair and the woman in question that he had taken pictures of her. did anyone see this coming today? >> there was some murmers of it early in the day. you can imagine how many rumors and wild speculation we've been dealing with. it wasn't till late afternoon in this started to really feel real. and close to the end of the day that the district attorney made the release that the grand jury had indicted him for this allegedly taking the photo of this woman and threatening to release it as a form of blayke blackmail. >> this affair that had he came out recently. he has acknowledged it, is that correct? >> right, he's acknowledged the affair and it took place in 2015 before he was governor. he was sort of in the early stages of his campaign for governor before he officially announced it. he's vehemently denied that he tried to black thail mail this wom

. >>> there is valentines day, a sex and the city star reveals secret tie long lasting love. >> otherus there is more to holiday then just romance. bex from 96.5 has those stories and plane shot by cupid's arrow in the hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica a celebration of love and today 's hot minute, something sarah jessica parker knows a thing or two about. actress and her husband matthew broadrick are nearing their 21st wedding anniversary and she said secret is she just really likes him. sex and city star who plays opposite type of role in her work tells people magazine quote i'm sure a necessity him and he annoys me but i literally learn about him every day. sarah, who has three children with broadrick shares this photo on social media wishing that everyone feels some love today. >>> if you have a star taken to social media to celebrate valentines day include david and victoria beckham wishing love and happiness around the world. richarda jones celebrating gal tines with amy poehler and her friend and reese witherspoon with her valentine sons teigen and tennessee. you have see

. >> first, i want to bring in john who has the story of new york city police star who was acquitted by a judge of murder. >> he faces serious second-degree murder charge but will not be going to prison. the judge found the officer not guilty of all charges stemming from the student shooting death of a mentally ill woman. according to testimony this is your call please because the two had gotten into an argument. tanner suffered from schizophrenia. when officers arrive she refused to drop a pair of scissors. when police approached she picked up a bat and the woman didn't swing the bat but just the way she was holding was aggressive enough to make them fear for his life. he fired two fatal shots. the judge agreed the shooting was justified. >> not guilty of murder in the second degree. not guilty of manslaughter in the second degree. the shooting touched upon several controversial topics. the issue of the alleged use of force, mental illness, race, police training he did not use a taser. at the time of the death mayor diblasio had strong words of criticism. he said something went horr

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eagles stars talk about the city's dedication during their road to victory. >>> halftime hero, a localp owner gets five seconds of fame next to the super bowl star performer. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> excited to get to all of these eagle related stories. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm katy zachry. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. we've got another big week around here. a huge parade. but before we get to that we've got to deal with messy wintry weather. "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with that. good morning. >> yeah, we are going to get that tomorrow. right now, you can see it as dry. that's a live view of society hill. we'll get sunshine today. there are some clouds moving through this morning. and it is cold this morning. certainly cold enough for snow. we will see no snow today. sunshine this afternoon, clouds return tonight and it's tomorrow that we've issued a "first alert" for snow, sleet and freezing rain during the commute. but not this morning. this morning, we have to deal with the cold. 25 de

she made it brut cli clear how she feels about her "sex and the city" co-star.alls her that hypocrite, cruel. then six days after her brothers unexpected death she said quote you are not my family, you are not my friend. stop exploiting our tragedy. >> we've never been friends. >> what set off kim's tie rad? she just thanked her colleagues for their support. then sjp told us if spn is suffering for any reason it's involuntary you wand to convey condolences. kim left us a little clue. inside the mean girls culture that destroyed "sex and the city," the bitterness is detailed. one, salary, sjp who was also executive producer on the show got $1 million an episode. the other three $350,000 each. >> stop i'm going to cry. >> two, sex scenes. sjp was able to keep her bra on. three odd man out. these three would bond and gossip while kim kept to herself. >> i'm sorry to put a big cloud over the big day. >> was it all just fake friendship. here's what sjp and kim told us. >> these are my three sisters. >> i've never seen a group of people work so well together and be so

as his journal aims to unite the arts and the sciences and gather a constellation of stars in the city where einstein forged the basic equations that arguably rule our lives today the event in switzerland will feature nobel prize winners cosmonauts and astronauts as well as prominent theoretical physicists and award winning musician the oneness or physicist we caught up with was the founder of straw most dr garrick is really dark it's that time of year again we're in the internationally famous royal society in london why byrne in switzerland for star most twenty nineteen first science experiment first strong to me spearmint done on board polo eleven neil armstrong can buzz aldrin was to detect a solar helium. and. on the surface of the moon so the university or band was in charge of an experiment that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin had to do on the search we have a letter from neil armstrong we've got this letter from neil armstrong dated in december sixty nine two to professor john is he's from the university of burn thanking him for this amazing experiment which gave the most precise

as we take a look outside we've got sky6 and everybody red down in center city and we are looking at sky6 with starse the center city clouds. as we take a look -- up above the center city buildings. as we take a look at temps it's chilly this morning. 37 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. and a wind chill currently making it feel like it's 32. as we take a look at satellite and radar, though, man, it's just a big blank screen, we've got that cloud cover and that rain to the south that's faded away overnight and late yesterday and now we're looking at lots of sunshine even that stuff up north is going to have a hard time getting here. so, overall the forecast is for lots of sun. nice conditions. starting out a little chilly at 39 at 8 o'clock but by noon you're up to 52 and we're going for a high today of 57 degrees well above average. average high 47 today. so, 10 degrees above in fact. 6 o'clock temperature still pretty comfortable 51 degrees. high temperatures across the region this afternoon all these hitting about 6 o'clock, 56 in allentown, 57 in philadelphia,

star game itself. there are, however, four golden state warriors in the game. >> yo! >> today steph curry and klay thompson participated in a junior nba event, steph ready to enjoy a few days in l.a. >> the cityf stars. there's no shortage of people that will be around. all different festivities. there is a different buzz. great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history obviously. so it's always fun to come here. >> get 'em! there you go. defense, defense. >> draymond green through in on thursday to take part in the nba karps program, visiting kids at los angeles children's hospital. >> i think sometimes we all go through things and it's like, oh, my god, it's so bad. then you realize what these kids are going through and what their experience is. it brings you back a little bit and make you understand and really appreciate. >> hey, there it is. >> great perspective from draymond green there. the first all-star practice is tomorrow. and tomorrow night klay thompson will attempt to regain his title as three-point shoot-out king. in l.a., larry beil, abc7 sports. >>> nba rising stars rookies and second year players played tonight. usa taking on the world. john collins, alley-oop. donova

star game itself. there are, however, four golden state warriors in the game. >> yo! >> today steph curry and klay thompson participated in a junior nba event, steph ready to enjoy a few days in l.a. >> the city no shortage of people that will be around. all different festivities. there is a different buzz. great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history obviously. so it's always fun to come here. >> get 'em! there you go. defense, defense. >> draymond green through in on thursday to take part in the nba karps program, visiting kids at los angeles children's hospital. >> i think sometimes we all go through things and it's like, oh, my god, it's so bad. then you realize what these kids are going through and what their experience is. it brings you back a little bit and make you understand and really appreciate. >> hey, there it is. >> great perspective from draymond green there. the first all-star practice is tomorrow. and tomorrow night klay thompson will attempt to regain his title as three-point shoot-out king. in l.a., larry beil, abc7 sports. >>> nba rising stars rookies and second year players played tonight. usa taking on the world. john collins, alley-oop. donovan mitchell is go

stars. temperatures in some cities dropping only in the 50s like oakland, san francisco, san jose, our cold est spos real tevly speaking will drop into the mid to upper 40s later on tonight. here's what's going on, this big area of high pressure just off the coast. what that is doing. that is pushing the storm track well north of our region into can kou vancouver, actually. that is where the rain is falling at this hour. what we are left over with, dry conditions and warm temperatures. this pattern likely sticking around the next 10 to 15 days. likely through february 19th, we will stay dry, unfortunately. your 12-hour planner on sunday. sun's up 7:12 in the morning. a mild start. we are quickly warming throughout the day by noon. well into the 60s. once again at 4:00 in the afternoon, records are likely again as we all go into the 70s to finish out this weekend. highs -- 71 for san francisco, going to 78 in san jose. 80, that high in cloverdale. 75 in santa rosa and concord up to a mild 76 degrees. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. once again, likely track records again for your

all week, we're playing with the city's biggest stars, and today penn & teller are back to finish what they started and win a whole bunch of money for charity. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready for another big day? [cheers and applause] our returning contestants have the longest-running headlining act in las vegas. >> in the history of las vegas. >> in the history of world. >> yeah, basically. that's much better. >> of ever. currently perform at the rio las vegas, ladies and gentlemen, penn & teller. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> no doubt you've all seen a lot of great redemption stories, a lot of disney movies. none are bigge

city. but for modernome, it's become an unofficial dump site. many people blame the current administration of rome, which is governed by the five star movement. >> ( translated ): practically the entire city has realized that they didn't care about anything but grabbing poweas >> reporter:miliano tonelli is an italian journalist, and a co-founder of the popular blog roma fa schifo. translatio rome is gross. romans post photos and videos of their city getting tshed. the site used to have a strong affinity with di maio's five star movement. that changed, tonelli says, after they came into power. this translated ): one o government's first acts was to block the construction of a waste management plant that would have greatly alleviad this trash emergency.no the situation has only gotten worse. their voters have been completely conned. this is very dangerous and should sound the alarm for the entire continent. >> reporter: di maio says the accusations are nothing more than a media smear job. and despite his critics, this posterboy of the anti- establishment just might have an ace up his sleeve: many italian voters, like their american counterparts i

gangland past, and archives of the police reports, mugshots, and other records from "the kansas city star" newspaper. the kansas public library hosted this event. welcome. welcome, everyone. --name is jeremy dreiling jeremy drouin. our research room and archives are headquartered just across the hall from this auditorium. in the missouri valley

, a little more than 100 years ago, hemingway gets on the train and starts working at the kansas city star as a reporter. to make a long story short, he spent six and a half months at the newspaper. it is a store that is fairly well known. monthst six and a half at the paper. he was eager to go to the warp. he was still too young to sign up without his parents permission. he talked about getting in the war at some point in through the -- ndship he leaves here, goes to italy and the rest is history. hemingway is a fairly familiar name for most. he too is from chicago. guess some insight into this essential american author, his context of where he was prior to 1917. >> he has the birthplace of being in chicago. he was a product of a new york attorney. himas a real market against and he would have been politely called illegitimate. died,ther's wife finally so they get married at this point. hard upbringing for a sensitive kid. and gravitatedns rapidly. was and that it hypocrisy. the point was a nerdy kid and nerdy is much more recent. up being in many ways -- history is cool to some people an