and welcomerning, to the kennedy space center. it's another great day at america's premier multiuser spaceport as we get ready to make history once again. with the successful test flight of the dragon on the vulcan nine , that safely delivered the two astronauts from the international space station and brought them home safely, it set the stage for the one mission tomorrow afternoon. this is the first flight under contract the crew rotation mission with spacex to the international space station. humans a new era of spaceflight and i could not be more pleased with what the nasa and spacex team has accomplished. it's truly an exciting time. it's great we are flying cruise on a regular cadence -- crews on a regular cadence from here to kennedy space center on u.s. rockets and great we are doing it with our international partners. we've got one from japan on board. i could not be more pleased with what the team has accomplished. i'm proud and humbled to be a part of it. introduceleasure to our nasa administrator, jim bridenstine. throu

you are looking live at the kennedy space center. cex, they're getting ready to shoot for history again. the astronauts boarding this dragon crew capsule, gearing up for launch at 7:27 eastern time. you can watch it live if and when it happens right here on cnn. the question right now, though, will the weather cooperate this time? we'll have a live report from the kennedy space center next. ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa it's all about the bedroom. and with caspers black friday sale, you can save up to 30% and make yours a winter slumberland. the fluffiest down duvet you'll ever feel, soft and light percale sheets, a cool, supportive mattress and plush pillows, even our glow light for better sleep. a cool, supportive mattress and plush pillows, car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a few years old o

you live it. >>> get right back to the kennedy space center where officials are investigating what we've of an historic launch scheduled tonight of the spacex rocket. cnn's rachel crane joining us live at the kennedy space center with the very latest. what have you learned? >> during a leak check, a drop in pressurization inside the crew capsule, ""crew dragon." they had closed the hatch so they were ahead of the schedule. they had a 10-minute margin. hopefully this will not throw off the launch if, in fact, they are able to reseal an pressurize the cabin. we know that the technicians, who are the men in black uniforms, which they call the ninjas, they did a check of the seal of the hatch and they found what they call f.o.d., foreign object debris. it could be as small as a piece of lint. we're continuing to monitor the situation. they have closed the hatch, started pressurization to see if, in fact, there was a leak we could hear on the nasa loops. the comms between the crew said the crew capsule was, in fact, holding pressure. that's a good sign they have troubleshooted this problem an

the field the astronauts, four of them, the countdown set to blast off this evening from the kennedy space centerrew dragon capsule. it is a mission to the international space station as the clock is ticking phil keating is live at the kennedy space center as a astronauts are heading to the launchpad to get ready for history. what is the latest. reporter: we are now just under three hours from blastoff after a launchpad 39 a, moments ago we saw the astronauts exited the building fully suited up where they were able to give one last goodbye wave to their loved ones, that was the last time they were going to see them until next year by the way. then they got into the car to ride out. the only concern so far that nasa and spacex have been sharing all day is the weather, will it cooperate at lunchtime. looking live at launchpad 39a as the crew arrives, just moments ago they did arrive at the pad they will soon make their way up into the capsule in their seats, rain showers have been in the forecast this afternoon and evening making the launch technically a 50/50 shot, the four landing from houston a

jon: we have lift off of the space crew dragon spacecraft from the kennedy space center, four astronautsaded to the international space station for a six-month stay, the first crew rotation flight on a u.s. spacecraft. the astronaut named their dragon capsule resilience given all the challenges of 2020. there is vice president mike pence who is representing the white house as that ship heads to the heavens. let's bring back tom jones, former nasa astronaut. that thing just jumped off the launchpad, is that the improvement in rocket boosters, isabella lighter ship, why does it seem to get off the ground so much faster. >> the falcon 9 has 1.7 million pounds of thrust, the shuttle weighed a lot more, there are about equal in terms of acceleration and i imagine a pilot mike glover, he's having a heck of it experience as a rockets through the first stage in the first stage will be md of oxidizer in ship over to the second stage and try to recover the first stage on a barge on the florida coast. a little different from the shuttle we used to recover by parachute, this booster lands tail first

a beautiful night here at the kennedy space center. n 9 rock sitting at the launch pad here, 39-a here at the kennedy space center. at the top of the rocket is a spaceship. that spaceship the astronauts have named resilience. we have four astronauts on board. they are mike hopkins and shannon walker and soich soichi noguchi. while they did have a test mission this summer, this is now a real mission. this is a six-month mission to the international space station. the faa and nasa have certified this rocket and this spaceship to fly at 7:27 p.m. as we look at this. when it lifts off the pad, that rocket will generate 1.7 million pounds of dust. spacex has a phenomenal record going into this. leroy will back me up. as you listen to the voice of mission control at 7:27, you want to listen to for max cue at a certain point. you will hear the word "max cue," that's discussing the maximum amount of stress on the rocket that it experiences in a lift off. then you are going to hear mico, main entrance cut-off. this is very much down to the decim

plus breaking news from the kennedy space center. weather is a go for launch of the spacex rocket, which will carry four astronauts to the international space station. we also have an update on what was an air leak we were telling you about earlier. we'll bring that to you here in the "cnn newsroom." you can see one hour and eleven minutes until launch time. 1:11. of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is

leland: ally picture of the dragon capsule and the rocket on launchpad 39 a at the kennedy space centervidently therefore astronauts will spend 27 hours inside, just the two of them. the two hours on the set with me you're ready to run. you've got to really like each other there. gillian: something i was thinking of, it was a great interview. really well done. leland: are you gearing up for the 27 hours are supposed to spend together. gillian: this is incredible because we are seeing a public private sector collaboration in an area, historically it's very difficult to get that done in this country. leland: you think the apollo mission built by private contractors. gillian: but they were not brought in every step of the way, the spacecrafts were built that way but the missions were handled by nasa astronauts. leland: this goes up at 7:27 p.m., live coverage as it happens, we have phil keating from the kennedy space center. tm is located in your gut? to boost your immune system: try align gut health & immunity support. align's quality probiotic strain, adds more good bacteria to your gut,

it was in cars, at the kennedy center, and some of us were virtual, but secretary senator elizabeth dole has been an angel for our veterans, and i was honored to be asked by her to join senator john mccain and others to be part of the initiative to honor our hidden heroes. the families that care for our veterans. thank you, elizabeth stole, for all of that -- elizabeth dole, for all of that. again, as we honor the needs of veterans, we must recognize it is not just the v.a. that meets their needs, it is the role that these small businesses play and that many of our veterans rely on medicaid. they constantly come to us and say the medicaid piece is important to their lives. food stamps and housing assistance. so many of the things that we have in the coronavirus bill, the heroes bill, will affect our veterans. yes, associated with this, we had a call, leader schumer and i , with president-elect joe biden. we stayed close touch in the coming days. we spoke about the pandemic and the economic crisis accompanying it and the urgent need for congress to pass a bipartisan bill in the lame-duck

. >> tonight "sky blossom" will premiere at the kennedy center in washington, d.c it's directed by msnbcichard lui. it's about veterans. >> good for richard. >>> a number of businesses are offering some sweet deals for our nation's veterans today. joining us now from london is cnbc's karen tso hi, karen. good morning. >> hi, frances there are plenty of free or discounted deals for veterans. lunch at little caesars for armed forces veterans and active mill tissue. the free hot lunch combo will be available from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to digest four piece of detroit-style pizza and a drink. >> gift cards go on sale today for under $50. it showcases boxes like coffee and mugs am portion of the proceeds will go toward the non-profit organization, mesh serves, which supports training services for u.s. veterans quite a thoughtful gift to be giving out >> karen, thank you so much. great to see any way we can give our thanks one day we do this it should be every day. >> it does not seem like enough, but it's a start as long as we're recognizing their sacrifice. >>> coming up, we've got janessa.

good morning >> reporter: valerie, gorod morning to you just a phenomenal experience at the kennedy space center as we watched the spacex falcon 9 rocket topped with what the crew has dubbed "resilience" taking off on a perfect evening launch here in the night sky. really coming up the entire east coast of the united states, accelerating before finally dropping off its various stages. well on its way now to intersecting with the international space station. hoping to meet up with the space station about 11:20 or so tomorrow evening a good 24 to 27 hours before meeting up with the space station. here's what makes this mission so important this is nasa handing over a real mission, not a test flight, a real mission now to the private sector, to spacex. and spacex entrusted with the lives of four astronauts carrying them up off of the pad and well on their way now to the space station. this is what nasa is all preparing for, really handing over this job, going to the space station, to the private sector, spacex and boeing. nasa now wants to focus on going long, returning to the moon, maybe eventuall

there's not the same amount of media here at kennedy space center that typically could be covering thisnt. of course because the coronavirus. but i have to tell you, there was such excitement in the air. you heard cheers, clapping from the spectators here from the members of the media. normally there would be over 1,000 of us. there's only a handful of us here because they had to be so careful. and nasa and spacex taking tremendous precaution to prevent the spread of the virus. the astronauts had been in a strict quarantine period before they had liftoff. but you still can feel the energy and the excitement and the celebration of this historic launch, wolf. >> scott kelly, are you surprised that this is all happening in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic? you heard rachel say they were all in a very strict quarantine. not just a regular quarantine, but a very disciplined quarantine to make sure that obviously none of them had come down with the virus and gone into space with it. but it seems, though, a bit riskier than usual. is it? >> i'm not surprised at all. we've had astronauts l

really a very good morning here at the kennedy space center. valerie, back to you. >> we wish that crew a safe journey. thank you. >>> the country reaches yet another grim coronavirus milestone surpassing 11 million infections in the past week. it took ten days to go from 9 million cases to 10 million and 2 weeks to go from 8 to 9 million. as they scramble to contain a pandemic we're in minneapolis dealing with delays in test results. good morning. >> reporter: frances, good morning. minnesota reported 16,000 new coronavirus cases on sunday, and even that number might be low because health officials say there's a lag in testing data. they've been trying to ramp up testing in this state, including a new saliva testing at minneapolis airport. testing can only go so far without extra labs to help process it i spoke to them about the challenges in getting up a new lab. >> unfortunately without a national strategy on testing, each state has had to develop and compete with each other to build testing capacity we recognized z early on that we had to di

the kennedye center in florida. i would like to welcom >> we take you live to the kennedy space center. nasa's and spacex is flight to the international space station. i hear -- here to provide are detailsils -- all the are the folks who lead the preparations up to this moment. is a very exciting day for everybody at nasa basics. let me introduce the panel and i will each one of them take some words. steve is the director for the program here at counter arid and joel, the nasa manager of the space center program at houston. the deputy manager of flight operations director at johnson. the joining us is benji, senior director of human spaceflight programs at spacex. nasa kurt costello, the program chief scientist and last but not least is arlena moses, the launch whether officer for our 45th weather squadron. i don't everybody is looking forward to hearing from them as well. i will turn it over to steve and let them take it from there. >>>> thank you. is great to be here following the launch readiness today. since we talked on tuesday, we have put the falcon nine through a static fire, an

phil keating live for us at the kennedy space center awaiting the launch later on tonight.good afternoon, eric. yeah, just about seven hours from now spacex and nasa will try it again. tropical storm e or ta's remnants on the atlantic pushed last night's planned launch of this capsule until tonight, and that's -- the weather looking beautiful out now right at the launch bed, 39a. it's gorgeous weather for now, a lot of blue skies, but that could change later. the big falcon 9 rocket named resilience for this launch, spacex's drone team went out on the launch pad this morning shooting some pretty pictures. launch time set for 7:27 p.m. eastern time. this crewedded mission a far bigger deal than i any launch since the last a space settle in 2011. thursday all four restaurants suited up and sat inside the capsule for one final dress rehearsal. they basically did every step of the launch, docking with the space station. before it landed here from houston a week ago and the four have been in quarantine ever since, this launches a historic step from test flight to certified fligh

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4 astronauts on route to the international space station after a successful launch from the kennedy space center in florida, falcon 9 rocket lifted off, pushing the crew casual into war, but less than an hour ago. it's the 1st time in one last company has ferried crew on an official, nasa mission crew have been inserted into war, but at 28000 kilometers an hour. should you want to do the softer around 27 hours. you can see that hard drive in leaving it all back down on earth in formula one bridge driver lewis hamilton made history of the turkish grand prix is when then means he has it with michael schumacher all time record of 7 world titles. but it wasn't easy in stamboul, you had to come from behind and you had to do it in the way. lewis hamilton started 6th on the grid. it is tim ball park. the mercedes driver stayed patient in the wet and slippery conditions. strategy was key. when the chance came, hamilton struck storming past racing points to snatch the lead. he never relinquished it and went on to seal the victory along with this season's world championship. this means hamilton has now eq

a 90 time launch on the florida coast, kennedy space center, —— night—time. solutely according to the textbook, no problem at all. the falcon and then the dragon with a capital in the four astronauts inside being let free 12 minutes later after leaving the ground and they also recovered, as we have become accustomed now with spacex, recovering the bottom of the rockets and this is how they drive down costs and they will use that with the bottom pa rt will use that with the bottom part of the rocket, once they've refurbished it and checkedit they've refurbished it and checked it over, they will use it on the next crew launch which will come up in about six months‘ time stops so far, everything perfect and the four astronauts are due to arrive at the space station. jonathan, this new astronaut taxi service is up and running, then. how does this change space exploration or space travel? for the one thing, it makes it easierfor nasa for the one thing, it makes it easier for nasa and its partners on the international space station which other russians obviously but

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. >> well, hello, everybody, and welcome from the kennedy space center in florida. i would like to welcome everyone to the traditional pre launch news conference following today's launch readiness review ahead of the crew one falcon 9 and dragon flight to the international space station. here to provide all of the details are folks that were part of the review today. and also have been part of a lot of the preparations that have led up to this moment. it's an exciting day for everyone for nasa and spacex and hopefully everyone tuning in today. let me introduce the panel and i'll let them give you words before they take questions. steve, the program here at kennedy, and joel montbano, of johnson space center in houston, and norm knight, the deputy manager of flight operations director at johnson. also joining us is bengy reed, the senior director of human space programs and spacex, great to have him with us, and kurt costello, the nasa chief scientist at johnson space center. and last but not least, arlenea moses, the launch weather officer for the 45th weather squadr

i'm here with the director of the kennedy space center. thank you for being here. we're in the shadow of little bit of cool hardware. vehicle assembly building which looks outstanding. >> we touched it up a little. we repainted the flag and we got it all up for this history-making day. >> it's another great day, kennedy space center. >> you like to talk about that. >> first f.a.a. commercial licensed launch of crew to the international space station. >> why is that important? >> it's important because we're trying to establish a commercial economy in lower earth orbit. we want to be many of customers. by us flying crews to the international space station, it opens up the door for other people to fly up there. >> i saw you down there with the crew getting down and they were walking out. >> they look great. >> you were holding your phone and getting shots. >> i'm little bit space nerd. >> been to space four times. you understand what these folks are going through right now. it's getting real. you can see the seats moving now as they get into position there. this must

what they call the onc building here at kennedy space center. they come across in their teslas and go up the tower and get all the way into dragon. it is a very important process we do, where we walk through all of that with our teams, the ground teams, the crew themselves, make sure everything checks out. when i look at this picture, again, i get very excited to think about this next step on this big journey we have ahead of us. we have four astronauts who will be going up. we have one person who has never been to space, victor, who is very excited. we have soichi, our first international partner, who will be joining us, which will be really, really cool. let's talk about what will happen on launch day itself, as i talked about, dry dress as a practice for that. four hours before launch day, the crew will be getting suited up. our suit techs will be helping them get ready. we will do various leak and fit checks. the astronauts will come out about three hours before launch, they will get into the teslas, wave goodbye to their families and all the

what to watch for tomorrow at the kennedy space center. >>> since we first started our conversation about race in america a lot has happen. we've broken the uncomfortable silence and witnessed history. all of us here at nbc bay area, we want to continue to listen, connect, and learn. so join us thursday at 6:30 for our seventh episode of "race in america: the conversation." because if we can talk about it, the hope is we can make a difference. >>> all eyes are on kennedy space center this weekend as a historic launch draws closer. the spacex falcon 9 rocket's latest nasa mission is dramatically different than launches in the past. this time there will be four astronauts in the capsule. the historic launch was set for tonight, but bad weather pushed the timeline back 24 hours. experts say if successful, this mission could launch a new era in space travel. nasa astronauts are essentially taking a charter flight to the international space station on a rocket and in a capsule built by a private company. coming up at 6:00, we talk with bay area astronaut nicole mann. mann graduated from the na

capsule carrying four astronauts is hurtling towards the international space station, after successfully launching from nasa's kennedy space centerhe dragon capsule was powered by a huge falcon rocket, part of which has now fallen back onto a waiting ship to be salvaged and reused. it is nasa's first fully—fledged mission using a privately owned spacecraft — that will act as a space taxi service in the coming years. our science correspondent jonathan amos explains what this new model means for space travel. for the one thing, it makes it easier for nasa and its partners on the international space station which are the russians, obviously, but also europe, japan and canada. they have vehicles in reserve, they have two systems at the moment, the russian soyuz system and now this american system — there's another american system coming as well — so that allows them, it gives them room to move things around and makes it much easier to run the space station affairs on the space station. but in terms of what it does for opening up space, it's very interesting now because this vehicle is much cheaper to operate than the old space shuttl

the spacecraft dubbed resilience took 27 hours to get there after launching from the kennedy space center on sunday. the crew made up of three americans and one japanese astronaut will call the orbit a laboratory home for six months. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news." new arrests in a college scandal. >>> caught on video. a passerby jumps into a river to save a drowning woman. this is the "cbs morning news." news." ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 in a whole new way. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it, and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. you can take advantage of $0 preventive dental care. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh $0 copays on preventive dental care and the nation's largest medicare dental network. it's time to take advantage. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep

eastern time from the kennedy space center. >>> on the cbs money watch, tiktok lives another day, whichn all those cool dance steps, and your next taxi may soon be a drone. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> brought to you by the letter t between tiktok and taxis. yeah, there you go. the broader landscape of markets and the impact of the coronavirus, worries about the resurgence of the coronavirus has sent stocks lower globally. yesterday the dow dropped 317 points. the nasdaq fell 76. and the s&p 500 lost 35. tiktok can operate in the u.s. for now. yesterday the justice department appealed an order by a federal judge that blocked the government from effectively shutting down tiktok. the commerce department said the shutdown order would not go into effect, quote, pending further legal developments. the trump administration alleges the chinese-owned video sharing service collects data on millions of americans. >>> the happiest place on earth is getting a little more crowded. in an earnings call disney said disney world in florida has incre

he spent years in finance and politics and chaired the kennedy center before mong to the world bank in5. there, he attacked corruption and promoted debt relief. james wolfensohn was 86 years old. maradona has died of a heart he won a world cup title for the argentines in 1986. against england, maradona scored the infamous "hand of god" goal when he illegally punched the ball in. but minutes later, he showed why he may have been the best ever, gliding past defenders on a scintillating run toward another goal. in later years, he battled cocaine use and health problems. diego maradona was 60 years old. still to come on the newshour: the navajo nation ruggles with rising covid cases and limited hospital access. we visit minneapolis to see how policing has changed in the wake of george floyd's death.d ch more. >> woodruff: the navajo nation is in a health emergency, as covid-19 cases spike for a second time. strict curfews and a mandatory oask policy have only gone far in stopping transmission on the largest tral reservation in the country. stephanie sy spoke to two doctors on the frontline

liftoff from the kennedy space center. the astronauts are headed for a six-month mission to the spation station. spacex ceo elon musk not allowed near the crew or the space center after testing positive for covid. >> here they come, the crew one astronauts now beginning their journey to the launch pad. >> reporter: the crew suiting up a few hours ago. then a socially distant good-bye to family. before arriving to the launch pad in, what else, teslas, of course. now with four astronauts' lives on the line, nasa has formally certified spacex to take over a job the space agency has done for 60 years. the goal, allow nasa to focus on returning to the moon and eventually on to mars. >> tom, so nice to have some good news to talk about. but if they're unable to launch tonight, when's the next opportunity? >> yeah, they would have to wait until wednesday 6:15 or so. they have to wait because the current astronauts up on the space station need to do a space walk. so that could delay them by a few days. >> all right, tom, we'll be w

the crew dragon is stopped in atop that rocket at the kennedy space center. just ahead, tom costello will chat with the astronauts who will ride that into space. >> we'll look forward to that. >>> but our top story, the country's worsening coronavirus crisis. yesterday saw yet another daily case record fall. nearly 160,000 new infections. and just look at the staggering toll in the last nine days. a total of 1.1 million cases, more than 10,000 deaths. >> as the cases rise, more cities are taking drastic measures, including chicago where a new stay-at-home advisory was just issued. the mayor is urging the cancellation of traditional thanksgiving celebrations. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in chicago for us this morning. hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. chicago's mayor says the situation is dire. covid cases here are skyrocketing with deaths tripling over the last month. and now across the midwest, officials are pleading with the public's health to get this virus under control. this morning chicago is in crisis. the city reporting more than 15

the team of 4 is heading to the international space station after taking off from the kennedy space center in florida. it's the 1st time it on musts company has ferried crew on an official nasa mission. the new crewmembers will run experiments aboard the i.s.a.'s. they are scheduled to dock after just more than 24 hours or so in formula one british driver lewis hamilton made history at the turkish prime prix. his win there are means he has equalled, has all time record of 7 world titles, but it wasn't easy. in istanbul, he had to come from behind and he had to do it in the wet lewis, hamilton started 6th on the grid. it is tim ball park, the mercedes driver stayed patient in the wet and slippery conditions. strategy was key. when the chance came, hamilton struck storming past racing points to snatch the lead. he never relinquished it and went on to seal the victory along with this season's world championship. this means hamilton has now equaled the great michel schumacher his all time record of 7 formula. one world titles that he dreamed of this is, as he has, you know, young and when i wa

. >>> after a 24-hour weather delay, four astronauts launched into space from the kennedy space center in florida. it's the first time the spacex rocket is flying a crew to the space station. nasa confirmed overnight that engineers had to fix a problem with propellant heaters on the crew's capsule. experts say it wasn't a major problem. those watching the historic launch last night said it's just what the country needs right now. >> it's just incredible what humans have been able to accomplish and be able to do now in 2020, and in such a crazy year, we have finally some great news. so it's really wonderful. >> the four astronauts are expected to arrive at the space station tonight and look at this. a long exposure photo showing the rocket's trajectory towards space. >>> let's take a look at your monday morning forecast. >>> that violent storm system we mentioned has moved out of the northeast bringing in much colder air. temperatures across the region today will be mostly in the 30s and 40s. meanwhile, a new storm is moving into the pacific northwest and northern rockies. expect snow a

ready for take off, the history that will be made this weekend as a rocket blasts off from the kennedy space center in florida. >>> and happening now the golden gate bridge district making a tough decision. it voted to layoff nearly 150 employees. the goal is to make up that projected budget shortfall of $48 million. drivers have simply not been using the bridge that much during this pandemic. the layoffs go into effect january 5th. >>> for the time being scott peterson will stay at san quentin prison. a san mateo county court held the latest in a string of hearings this morning. peterson joined by phone and said he'd prefer to stay at san quentin. in august a support ruled peterson's case should be reexamined and overturned his death sentence. in october a judge upheld peterson's conviction for the murder of his pregnant wife lacy in 2002. >>> all eyes on the kennedy space station this weekend after a historic test flight back in may. nasa will once again we partnering with spacex. they're aiming to launch a rocket along with four astronauts to the international space station. those astronauts wil

the popular vote. so john f. kennedy, a 43 year old senator from massachusetts becomes president of the united states. as president of all the people, his family also becomes the center of nationwide interest. israel daughter caroline. and his lovely wife jacqueline. she shortly after vice president officially concedes the election in the early afternoon of wednesday november 9th, senator kennedy appears before the press in massachusetts. with mris wife is father and mother has many brothers and sisters, after acknowledging congratulatory wires from mr. nixon and eisenhower, you addresses all americans. >> 12 americans i say that for the next four years are going to be difficult. and challenging years for us all. election may have been a close one, but i think there is general agreement, by all of our citizens, that a supreme national effort will be needed in the years ahead to move this country safely through the 1960s. i ask your help, in this effort. and i can assure you that every degree of anything that i possess will be for the interest of the united states. and the cause of freedom around the world. so now my wife and i prepare for a new administration, and fo

fox's phil keating tracking it all at the kennedy space center on florida's space coast. us now. phil? reporter: connell, the capsule right now is basically screaming on cruise control up above the earth at 17,000 miles an hour as it makes the journey. 21-hour so far journey but 27-hour total journey to get to the international space station tonight. after the sunset black of night the falcon 9 rocket lit up the sky brilliantly shooting the crew in the first certified commercial flight. the first for nasa as paying customer for rides into space. ten minutes after liftoff, more picture-perfect achievements as the stage one stuck the landing on the drone ship. once more back in comfy black votes for the astronauts, mission control in houston spot ad problem. three of four propel ant line heaters associated with the spacecraft thrusters disabled. ultimately that was fixed. all now remains good. a stowaway was revealed in the waitless flight. this tiny baby yoda doll from the the "star wars" series using the force. the astronauts came out from the teslas in the ride to the pa

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their trip into orbit followed sunday night's historic launch from the kennedy space center. after completing safety checks, the three americans and one japanese astronaut floated into the station greeting three others already on board. the new arrivals are scheduled to be at the station for six months working on experiments and maintenance. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >>> hurricane iota brought massive waves to colombia before had slamming into nicaragua with winds topping 150 miles per hour. the storm made landfall only 15 miles from where hurricane eta made landfall two weeks ago. up to 30 inches of rain is expected to cause flooding and mudslides. here at home a storm hitting northern california and part of oregon today will dump heavy rain and mountain snow. today's temperatures, 56 in seattle and portland and chilly from the great lakes to new england. >>> coming up, the suspect running from the fbi who tried to make an underwater escape. >>> also ahead, the arrest and a new college admissions bribery case involving a former coach and a big real esta

the falcon—9 rocket, carrying a dragon capsule and its crew, took off from the kennedy space center inrida. this is only the second time the launch system has been used to transport people. our science correspondent victoria gill has more. mission control: three, two, one, zero. ignition. a spectacular show and a space exploration milestone. and resilience rises! not even gravity contains humanity when we explore as one for all. the launch of this spacex dragon capsule, with its four crew, marks a new era — one in which the us space agency buys seats for its astronauts on a privately owned spacecraft. the space shuttle, retired almost a decade ago, was the last craft that was certified to fly nasa astronauts from american soil. but now, the agency will work in partnership with spacex, taking crew to and from the international space station. that's inside crew dragon right now. our crew—i crew now coasting in low earth orbits. sunday's launch is the combination of years of design —— sunday's launch is the culmination of years of design and testing but the demonstration flight back in ma

after a successful launch from the kennedy space center in florida, falcon 9 rocket lifted off, pushing the crew capsule into orbit just out of 3 hours ago. now it's the 1st time company has ferried on an official, nasa mission crew have been inserted into orbit at the breathtaking spade of some 28000 kilometers an hour to coast. and then eventually docked at the international space station after around 27 hours in it, watching the news next up, wild stories takes us to kenya, china and finland, where you made some coded sniffing. dogs will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. in the meantime. remember, you can always stay up to date on that website that's day w dot com. don't forget the social channels, twitter and instagram handle that he's at least for now, but that's it for me and the entire team here in dublin. thanks for watching. double talk show strong opinions. clear positions from international perspective. it's like every week we get to the point on our current topic, open, controversial, come get it right to the point of .

the international space station. rachel green reports from kennedy space center. >> reporter: history was made here today at the kennedyspace center when nasa astronauts, mike hopkins, victor glover, shannon walker, and from japan's space agency, after a successful launch at 7:27 from launch pad 39 a, which is of course where apollo 11 astronauts blasted off to the moon in 1969. the mission was pegged crew one and it was the first operational mission for kpas spaspacex's cr dragon. the count down was not without its tense moments, including a detected air leak when the hatch door was closed. technicians were able to troubleshoot the program, and the astronauts launched on time. they are currently making their way through space on a 27 hour journey before they rendezvous with the international space station where they will live and work for the next six months, bringing the total number of crew members to seven which will dramatically increase the amount of science and research the crew can perform. since the retirement of the shuttle back in 2011, nasa has not had a home grown way of getting to the international space

but first breaking news from the kennedy space center. >> three, two, one, zero, ignition, liftoff. incredible. tonight four astronauts lifted off aboard a spacex rocket on an historic nasa mission. mark strassmann is there and mark, what an experience. >> got to tell you, jamie, that was really something to see. and it was especially spectacular against the night sky here in florida. look at with what we are just witnessed the falcon 9 reusable rocket blation sky ward with nine engines in, at full power generating 1.7 million pounds of thrust. this six month mission is under way, about 2 minutes and 45 seconds into flight the first stage separated and began returning to earth. eight minutes into liftoff the capsule and crew were in orbit and 40 seconds later the spirs stage landed nose up on a recovery ship off the coast of the carolinas. spacex will refuse this rocket again on its next crew flight in march. it has been a very busy day here, late afternoon today the four as tronauts suited up, three americans and one japanese, they walked out of their crew porters, headed to the la

. >> hello, everybody, and welcome from the kennedy space center from florida. i would like to welcome everyone prelaunch.itional here to provide all the details are folks that were part of the review today and also have been part of the preparations that led to this moment as an exciting day for everybody for nasa and spacex. let me introduce the panel, and i will let each one of them give you some words before we take questions. the nasa manager for the commercial crew program here at kennedy. of the nasa manager international space station program in houston. flightuty manager of operations director at johnson. also joining us is the senior director of human spaceflight programs at spacex. we are glad to have him with us. also, kurt costello, the nasa iss program chief scientist at johnson space center. and last but not least is arlena moses, the launch weather officer for our 45th weather squadron. i know everyone is looking forward to hearing from her as well. with that, i will turn it over to steve and let them take it from there. >> thank you. it is great

the falcon—9 rocket carrying a dragon capsule and its crew took off from the kennedy space center in ystem has been used to transport people. our science correspondent victoria gill has more. mission control: three, two, one, zero. ignition. a spectacular show and a space exploration milestone. and resilience rises! not even gravity contains humanity when we explore as one for all. the launch of this spacex dragon capsule, with its four crew, marks a new era — one in which the us space agency buys seats for its astronauts on a privately owned spacecraft. the space shuttle, retired almost a decade ago, was the last craft that was certified to fly nasa astronauts from american soil. but now, the agency will work in partnership with spacex, taking crew to and from the international space station. that's inside crew dragon right now. our crew—i crew now coasting in low earth orbits. sunday's launch is the culmination of years of design and testing but the demonstration flight back in may was the test that the world was watching, and spacex successfully transported two astronauts to the sp

panera. >>> four astronauts are scheduled to blast off from the kennedy space center to the international mission called crew 1 is set for liftoff from florida at 7:49 eastern time tomorrow. here's a look at launch pad 39-a, at kennedy space center this morning. this mission will mark the start of regular crew rotation flights to the iss, using american-made commercial spacecraft. mark strassmann is there. how is it looking? >> reporter: good morning, anthony. take a look. a much closer look now at the rocket sitting on legendary launch pad 39-a, home to apollo liftoffs, to space shuttle launches, and now the spacex era. for the company, all the test flights are over. this is the first regular operational flight to carry people into space. take a look now. that's the falcon 9 rocket behind me on top is the crew dragon capsule. with this flight, spacex could solidify its place in the new commercial era of space. commander michael hopkins and his crew arrived in florida by chartered jet. they plan to depart tomorrow by rocket ship. >> we're starting this new era where we're going to rotate

the team of 4 is heading to the international space station after taking off from the kennedy space center in just the 1st time on masts companies space a says very true on an official nasa mission. the new crew members will run experiments aboard the u.s.s. the dock after spending a little over that 24 hours. in fact, some sports news and formula one british driver lewis hamilton made history at the turkish grand prix. his win. that means he has equalled michael schumacher all time record of 7 world titles, but it wasn't easy. in istanbul, he had to fight his way to the front and he had to do it in the rain. lewis hamilton started 6th on the grid. it is timbale park, the mercedes driver stayed patient in the wet and slippery conditions. strategy was key. when the chance came, hamilton struck storming past racing points, paris to snatch the lead. he never relinquished it and went on to seal the victory along with this season's world championship. this means hamilton has now equaled the great michelle schumacher his all time record of 7 formula. one world titles he dreamed of this is as you

mark strassmann is at the kennedy space center. , i know weather is delaying the launch but not the way people may think. explain this one to us. >> reporter: hey, jamie. there were worries about the winds at the launchpad behind me, but the main concern was with the rocket landing. remember, one of the keys to the success of spacex is reusability. after launch, the company wants to land the rocket nose-up on a drone ship out in the atlantic, recover it, so they can use it again for the next crew flight scheduled for march. but rough weather offshore kept that ship from getting into place on time and that delayed the launch until tomorrow. otherwise, the falcon 9 rocket is ready. the crew dragon spaceship is ready, all four astronauts are ready-- three americans and one from japan. they will ride on the ship's first full flight. three are space flight veterans all but first-time flyer victor glover. the 44-year-old former navy test piolt he is a dad with four girls. he's set to become the first black astronaut to stay for an extende