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great landing out at white sands. the one thing we worked a little bit during entry is for some reason. and when we came out of the plasma the navigation system, we call it the sigi three calf failed off temporarily and then that system was brought back on and it was tracking just fine. side2 also had a couple little hiccups during will have to go look at that and that's really the only things that happened during entry the sublimate her that we had a little trouble with. that's a cooling device that uses used to cool the vehicle during entry. it performed really well. we had a little trouble forming what we call an ice block on that during asad and that performed great tonight. it's really great to get this spacecraft back and then we'll start the next steps. so i've been talking to the boeing team already about next steps. we want to get in to the spacecraft and start working on the helium system. we talked about. we know we have a seal that we've got to go replace on the flanges on the rcs thrusters we need to upgr

if all goes according to plan, it should touch down in white sands, new mexico, just a few moments after midnight going from what had been 17,000 miles per hour, laura, to just four miles per hour. and that is really going to be the big test that moment. if starliner survives this really critical period, then boeing can look at nasa and say see, we told you so because boeing has believed that spacecraft was safe enough for butch and sunny. but if by some chance, heaven forbid something does go wrong here, that nasa of course will know that it did make the right decision. but even then, laura, i should just caution by saying, you know, nasa says without a doubt, there is more risk here than they would like. more uncertainty surrounding this spacecraft. and so when you're dealing with nasa astronauts, nasa just says, hey, there was uncertainty, there was risk. why risk it when we have another spacecraft, spacex's crew dragon, that's tried and true very tested at this point, we could put, put butch and sunny on even if it's many, many months away, laura, i mean, a poster child for erring on

and landed so well and white sands, one of the reasons the polaris dawn mission has been pushed off now for nearly two-and-a-half, three weeks is because of weather you're off the florida coast landing in the desert with that soft landing, they could have they could land anytime so i think it's probably everybody. i think nasa his comments are just hopeful that if they had made that decision, then who if they would have been okay. but i think let's let's let's let's rather be safe than sorry, because again, human life is very precious. and whether you're on the international space station or wherever so, as you mentioned, the service module was jettison. >> it was the capsule that landed in new mexico and all that service module that's where the helium leaks and thruster problems problems were. were they nasa and boeing able to harvest as much as they need to find out what potentially the problems were and how to prevent them before it was jettison and lost i think they had some good ideas that, you know, what may or may not have happened. they had a ton of different scenarios. their bi

army's white sands missile range. and what's happening is crews are moving closer there, securing the capsule, making sure it's safe. there's always a chance because of some of the fuels that are used with the thrusters, that if they haven't dissipated properly, there may be some dangerous fumes that you'll want. crews on the ground to avoid. but once they get the all clear, they'll move in and they'll inspect that capsule. if there had been astronauts on board, they would recover the astronauts and bring them out after the amount of time they've spent on the space station. the more time you spend on the space station in microgravity, the more assistance you need. but of course, there are no astronauts on board in this case, so they will be looking at all of thos. >> we'll go to our coverage and then be right back enjoy your risk-free trial. ♪ hello? can you hear me? i sure can. ♪ did you hear about our state-certified hearing care professionals? our experts take the time to get to know you and your hearing needs. cal

mountain time at white sands space harbor those you heard there, starliner landed at white sands space harbor in new mexico's people at nasa mission control in houston, texas clapped and cheered so here you can see starliner just after it re-entered earth's atmosphere. >> nasa says the spacecraft made a bullseye landing it was a great day today to return starliner was great to have a successful undock the orbit and landing of the vehicle. >> i am thrilled for our boeing team and all of our colleagues have worked this mission across the country on the nasa team and the boeing team. they've put a lot of heart and soul into this mission over many years. and it's a testament to those people that we got the vehicle back safely today. >> starliner launched in june, then docked with the iss. now it was supposed to return to earth a week later, but helium leaks and thruster problems along the way to orbit prompted nasa to delay the return. astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore were supposed to return on starliner, but they're staying on the space station for now. cnn space and defense cor

the capsule landed white sands space harbor in new mexico with nasa officials saying it was quote, a bullseye landing it was a great day today. >> they returned starliner was great to have a successful undock the orbit and landing of the vehicle. i am thrilled for our boeing team all of our colleagues have worked this mission across the country on nasa team and the boeing team are they've put a lot of heart and soul into this mission over many years. and it's a testament to those people that we got the vehicle back safely today astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore were supposed to return with the starliner, but they will stay on the international space station for another five months until february of 2025. >> cnn's kristin fisher has more good morning, victor and amara, boeing, definitely breathing a sigh of relief this morning after starliner successfully landed in white sands, new mexico, just after midnight eastern time. >> and, you know, starliner, despite all of its issues with those faulty thrusters and helium leaks nasa so with so worried about that moment of the de-orb

starliner landed at the white sands space harbor, new mexico, just moments ago. people, analysis, mission control in houston, texas. clapped and cheered. the spacecraft is boeing's effort to provide commercial space service for nasa. but the starliner program has had numerous problems style and are launched back in june, then docked with the international space station. it was supposed to return to earth a week later. that helium leaks and thruster problems prompted nasa to delay that return here's a look at the moment, the style line and landed touchdown starliner is back on that landing coming at 11:01 and 35 seconds central time well, the astronauts who was supposed to return on starliner remain on the space station astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore will return to earth on space x flight in february, making their way. >> what terry virts, a former nasa astronaut and retired air force colonel, he joins us live from houston, texas. good to have you with us thanks for having me, lynda it's starliner was expected to hit its mark at 12 or 3:00 a.m. at it t

army's white sands missile range, a very remote and vast desert site in new mexico. from a little lower than the wb 57. we were seeing. the next thing we're going to see here is the three main parachutes come out. and everything will happen pretty quickly. from that point on. after those mains are out, we'll see the nasa made the call for the spacecraft to return to earth without astronauts on board because of problems with five of the spacecraft's 28 reaction control system, or rcs thrusters, during its flight to the international space station in june. what was originally planned as an eight day flight test extended beyond three months as engineers on the ground troubleshooted the problem, they determined that the high level of firing those thrusters during the flight test was causing heating, excessive heating, which caused a valve seal to bulge, and that ended up restricting the flow of propellant to the thrusters. after letting them cool, all but one of the thrusters returned to their normal performance, and on this return flight, other than a single thruster no

snow-white sand, clean air, the clear water of lake katashi is another good reason to visit kobrenshchinat look how beautiful it is here. in the summer, especially on weekends, life here is literally in full swing. music can be heard from everywhere. the cheerful hum of vacationers, many people are happy to stop in these places with tents, because here you can not only sunbathe and swim to your heart's content, but also fish. of course, the infrastructure here still leaves much to be desired, but they say that in the future there are plans to build a campsite with a well-maintained access road, utilities and summer houses. we will definitely return to this amazing place again and check it out. i suggest making the last stop on our exciting journey in the village of zaprudy. on its outskirts you will find a nice temple, made in the best traditions of wooden architecture and a chapel built in honor of the icon of the mother of god of contempt of humility. there is also a holy spring here, the word about which goes around the entire kobrin district. holy spring in the village the dam has exi

it's adjacent to the white sands proving grounds. it's the heart of the apollo program. maybe he stumbled across the air force, a lunar lander in the desert that he just wasn't supposed to see. but, you know, we're 50, 60 years later and there has never emerged evidence of any craft that the us government has created that behave as anything like the capable cities of what he says that he saw in the desert that day great. thank you very much. i think it would be remiss if did not talk about one of the most famous cases in ufo history and. that is the issue surrounding the roswell. can you talk a little about the roswell situation in 47 and then the roswell situation and much later? yeah, so was well is almost instantly it occurs as i said, about two weeks after the age of the flying saucer begins. it's part of this series of events you see across the country in the summer of 47, this rancher comes in to the city of roswell and reports i found of a crash on my ranch the air force sends two officers out to investigate it, bring the wreckage back to the roswell army air forc

here are the shots of this beach party: they eat amarov, wash down procek, dance on the white sand, while ordinary ukrainians die in chernozem. well, the main hero of this disco, a deputy from the ukrainian proposition party, yevgeny krivasheyev. he is responsible for construction and land issues in dnepropetrovsk, as well as his wife olga. well, here's another shot, this is already the head of the faction our region in the city council sergey pustovoy, also with his wife, arranged a feast instead of a meeting, but did their voters vote for this. the current ukrainian political group and the so-called politicians, whom zelensky actually picked up on the streets, having got hold of money and to... the authorities are starting to behave like movarshi, not paying attention to either the opinion of the population or the opinion of external partners, in fact, in ukraine, unfortunately, everyone has long since spit on the people on democratic procedures. the scandalous video was filmed by another elected official, kamil primakov, here he is, a deputy of the european solidarity faction, head of

la nave saliÓ de la estaciÓn espacial internacional y llega a una plataforma en el desierto de white sands planeta tierra en mÉxico. los preparativos para celebrar la independencia en el zÓcalo capitalino este prÓximo 15 de septiembre van viento en popa. ana mÉndez tiene todos los detalles. >> decenas de vendedores dieron el banderazo de salida para el mes patrio, por lo que el verde, blanco y rojo ya inundan las calles de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> traemos de todo vestidos, bordados, trajes de manta mientras ciudadanos como mÓnica se preparan para celebrar con mucho folclor. >> es un orgullo formar parte de de mÉxico, ser mexicana. >> y es que de dÍa las banderas ondean en todo lo alto, pero cuando cae la noche en el zÓcalo capitalino surge el brillo de la iluminaciÓn tricolor que conmemora el 214 aniversario del grito de independencia. >> muy, muy padre. la verdad que nos gustÓ mucho juan francisco y sus hijas hicieron una pausa para admirar el alumbrado que este aÑo cuenta con una figura tridimensional el Águila posada sobre un nopal devorando a una serpiente. >> la favorita de xibelly. >>

. >> on friday, the unmanned starliner will undock from the iss and return to new mexico's white sandsersweet to be packing up starliner and putting our stimulators in our seats, but, you know, we want to do the best we can to make sure she's in good shape. >> what else do we want to say about it in here? >> what will the astronauts do now? nasa says they'll catch up on science experiments, help maintain the space station, and even track down unusual noises. >> i did it one more time, and i'll scratch their heads and see if we can figure out what's going on. here we go. >> nasa later explaining the mystery sounds are feedback from the starliner's communication system. friends of the pair say they're taking news of their longer trip in stride. >> we knew that he could be there for a short period or possibly a long period. he knows that there's always i mean, there's always risk involved. that's one thing he told me, that there's always risk involved in spaceflight. they're at home. they're on the space station. >> butcher's wife, deanna, telling abc news. our girls and i were praying fo

our time in white sands, new mexico. astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams will have to stay on the iss until february, when they can catch a ride home on a spacex dragon capsule. >>> in an unprecedented move, the feds are investigating the frequent flyer and credit card reward programs of the country's four major airlines. the transportation department is requesting detailed records about rewards programs from american, delta, southwest, and united. the probe is looking into how consumers could be impacted by extra fees, hidden pricing, or earned rewards losing their value as well as airlines using dynamic pricing for award redemption. the trade association for the airlines insists u.s. carriers are transparent about these programs. >>> in sacramento today a crackdown on dangerous products marketed to children, the new rules on hemp. >>> and a new effort to encourage the construction of adus, how east bay homeowners will benefit. >>> it's one of the most diverse cities in america and we want that represented in our

the spacecraft will leave the inspeculation on friday and is set to land saturday at white sands spaceve on in paris. the city has decided to keep the olympic rings on the eiffel tower. so you'll see them there, while the fate of the olympic cauldron is still unclear that decision would be up to the french president. "early today" will be right back. what's up, you seem kinda sluggish today. things aren't really movin'. you could use some metamucil. metamucil's psyllium fiber helps keep your digestive system moving so you can feel lighter and more energetic. metamucil keeps you movin'. and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to control scent release so it smells first-day fresh for 50 days. 50 days!? a

la capsula starliner de boeing aterrizo con su cabina vacia en el campo de prueba de misiles de white sandsvo mexico. >> fue exactamente lo que astronautas very wilmore de 61 anos, y sonny wilmore, de 61 58 quedaron en la estacion espacial internacional convirtiendo su mision en un proyecto en una que durara ocho meses hasta que regresen en febrero de 2025. >> los astronautas van a ser rescatados. >> segun este experto en i ingenieria aeroespacial, algo en lo que ellos estuvieron de acuerdo. >> la nasa antes de tomar la decision lo hablo con ellos, lo hablaron con su familias tambien y llegaron a la conclusion de que lo mas seguro y lo mejor que se podia hacer era que se quedaran en la estacion espacial internacional. >> esto por la preocupacion tras detectarse fugas de helio y problemas de propulsion en la capsula luego de su despegue el 5 de junio. >> habia algunas preocupaciones porque como el sistema de propulsion habia funcionado mal, la nasa temia que pudiera llegar a impactar la capsula a gran velocidad la estacion espacial o sus paneles solares, produciendo un inconveniente. >> ento

so there's white sand under the water, remember, i said that the sand is involved, it creates the impression of a waterfall, we answered you correctly, it was just an illusion, there is no answer, but it was, we answered you, my friends, if we lost, we lost, accept it, well yes, we gave 160,000 rubles to our viewer, i'm very happy about that, and that means we'll start the next program with the minimum possible amounts, show, 2000 rubles. our show today has come to... good morning, good morning, dear viewers, good morning, our dear guests in the studio, we are starting, this is a fun morning quiz for your breakfast, it is called. so, well, let's get acquainted, sergey, hello, please introduce your team, yes, with pleasure, you do not mind, i have a little hint, and i would like to introduce the frenchwoman of our team, meet lena zzhulya, friends, bravo, she has specially come now from paris, we had a small exchange, here is a football player of the russian national team, the number one goalkeeper matvey safonov has now left for paris, and lena has come to us, great. yes, especially to partic

station then over it, and then under it, it will orbit four times and then make its way down to white sands in new mexico. and whether what the next starliner flight looks like uncrewed, whether they decide to fly it in a different way or do a complete redesign. all of those are open questions. and the program very much as 60 meters away our miles standby for a moment, i want to bring back kristen. kristen, tell our viewers why nasa decided that the two crew members, sonny williams and butch wilmore, it was too dangerous for them to be a board. the starliner too, as it's about to make its way back as part of the breakout burn as a reminder, the entire sequence. >> yeah. well, what the in the end, nasa just made the determination that it was simply too risky crossing butch and sunny back home on starliner largely because they had a badge of plans. they have this spacex crew dragon, which is equally capable a ringing astronauts home burned in the syria, even though it's several months later. >> so the question facing nasa is, well, how much risk is acceptable? >> and when nasa administrator b

knew that after that it happened to us very much, you know, we seem to, now we will never leave, white sands hand in hand to meet our first request, we will ask him, everything that thoughts are not considered in vain, forgot you, everything turns out as i wished, dreamed of singing, the song of our hackneyed car, dreamed that we would have fun even at the dacha, i threw coins for luck. into the sea and maybe it was not a bastard, they got just like that, i know, what's gnawing at you, memories of the devil, you don't have to worry at all, autumn happened to us, you know, we'll probably never give up now, walking along the white sands by the sea hand in hand in the morning to meet our first goodbye, we'll ask the sky. so that autumn happens more often, you know, we'll probably never give up now, walking along the white sands by the morning to meet our first goodbye, we 'll ask the sky, so that it happens more often, victoria prokopyeva, city of kistova, novgorod region, vikusya, why are you upset, what i don't understand what's in your eyes? everything 's fine, everything's fine, yes, listen

snow-white sand, clean air, transparent water lake katashi is another good reason to visit here in kobrenshchina. just look how beautiful it is here. especially on weekends, life here is literally in full swing. music and a cheerful hum can be heard from everywhere vacationers. many people are happy to stay in these places with tents, because here you can not only sunbathe and swim to your heart's content, but also fish. of course, the infrastructure here still leaves much to be desired, but they say that in the future, the construction of a campsite with a well-maintained access road, utilities and summer houses is planned. we will definitely return to this amazing place again and check it out, i suggest making the last stop on our exciting journey in the village zapruda, on its outskirts you will find a nice temple, made in the best traditions of wooden architecture and a chapel built in honor of the icon of the mother of god, despise humility. here is also located a holy spring, words about which go around the entire kobrin district. the holy spring in the village of zapruda has existed since

. >> esta previsto que aterrice en el campo de misiles white sands de nuevo mexico seis horas mas tarde ser un vuelo de prueba de tan solo una semana. >> ya en marcha de una antigua pelicula casera de 8 milimetros con imagenes ineditas y desde un nuevo angulo de la caravana del presidente john f. >> kennedy y dirigiendose a toda velocidad a un hospital de dallas despues de haber sido baleado. >> en el video de corta duracion se ve a la gente del servicio secreto queen hill que salto a la parte trasera de la limusina cuando sonaron los sonidos de la sobre el presidente y tambien a jacqueline kennedy facilmente identificable por el color de su traje rosa. >> bueno y sin duda es el fin de una era, hablamos de la bicampeona mundial de futbol, alex morgan. >> ella ha anunciado su retiro del deporte en un emocionante video de cuatro minutos en el que tambien anuncio que esta embarazada por segunda ocasion. >> muchas felicidades para ella, ademas de los titulos de la copa del mundo en 2015 y 2019, morgan tambien gano una medalla de oro con estados unidos en los juegos olimpicos de londres 2012

it's about to land back on earth, using parachutes to slow its descent to land at the white sands space

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it's expected to land around midnight eastern time at the white sands space harbor in new mexico.ut, due to technical issues, nasa decided to leave astronauts butch wilmore and sunny williams behind. they'll have to wait until february next year to make their return home. i'm kevin corke. now back to hannity. ♪ >> sean: all right. as we mentioned at the top of the show tonight, we have major breaking news out of new york city where, well, very abusively biassed judge juan mer seaned announced the sentencing of former president trump has been postponed until after the election in november. trump has been awaiting sentencing for months after getting convicted on these 34 counts of falsifying business records in what was one of the most clear, obvious witch hunts at all times and featuring a conflicted judge, a jury pool drawn from one of the most liberal parts of the country and, of course, a completely made-up crime using a novel legal theory specifically designed just to get trump convicted. anyway here with more is trump campaign senior legal advisor and spokesperson alina habba

the headlines, they discovered that he had a long path that stretched nearly 2,000 miles from the white sande he grew up going by his middle name jason. he married his sweetheart and worked as a landscaper. until he had an affair with one of his employees and who embezzled $25,000 from the gym's accounts. >> i said no, jason, it's not a part of your package. >> that is just the beginning as he left the job and his wife. he ran off with laura michelle reese who would later be known as jane cortez in bocas. he started in on real estate scams. he sold a home that wasn't his for $200,000. police charged him with obtaining property under false pretenses. by the time the owner realized what had happened, jason was on the run. that landed him on the television program, america's most wanted. somewhere along the line, police said jason sold a stolen car in mississippi. when cops pulled him over for speeding in wyoming, he took off. leading them on the high-speed chase before escaping. it seems it was only after he moved to panama that they took the change. >> he would kill people to take over the pr

not until february, though starliner is expected to land at the white sands space harbor in new mexicoday afternoon. >> well, as students head back to school this fall, tv fans can check out a new class in the fx series english teacher. reporter george pennacchio from our sister station in los angeles has a preview. >> you can't call me fruitloop, markie. >> that's just the name of a serial buddy. then why don't you say cheerios? cause there ain't nothing gay about cheerios. >> english teacher follows the life of a gay high school teacher and his coworkers. the sitcom shows the teachers dealing with the students, the parents, and each other. >> you know, the kids. this year, i feel like they're less woke. did you notice that? they're not into being woke. it's circled back around and circled all the way around. and now they're like, for what they say they're against, right? >> brian jordan alvarez is not only the show's star, he is also involved as a director, executive producer and writer. his longtime friend and costar stephanie koenig is also one of the writers they practically compl

international space station just after midnight eastern nasa and boeing plan for the starliner to land the white sands space harbor in new mexico. alex morgan, one of the most prolific goal scorers and well-known footballers in the world has announced her retirement from professional game this is also not author retirement video. i expected when i initially thought i was going to do this well, the legendary u.s national team member posted and emotional four plus minutes video on social media to say, she'll play her last match this weekend the two-time women's world cup champion and olympic gold medalists is currently a striker for the san diego wave morgan also revealed she was pregnant with a second child during that video cristiano ronaldo, the 39-year-old portuguese soccer superstar claim the 900th goal of his career on thursday, a record milestone for any male player the five-time ballon d'or winner scored in the 34th minute of portugal's to one win against croatia in the uefa nations league that was the group stage. >> and thank you for joining me here on cnn newsroom. i'm max foster in london, c

. >> this will dip starliner's orbit into our atmosphere and will allow it to land at white sands, newidnight eastern. >> the starliner carried williams and wilmore to the international space station on june 5th. the plan was for the two astronauts to return home in about a week, but the starliner suffered setbacks with helium leaks, and five of its 28 thrusters stopped working. after extensive discussion, nasa ultimately decided to bring starliner back to earth without the crew on board, but expressed confidence wednesday that the capsule itself can land. >> we have requirements for protecting the public as well. and so, you know, we have confidence in the thrusters. we went and looked at the thruster performance. the astronauts will fly home with the crew of a spacex crew dragon capsule that was already slated to make an es routine mission. >> their return expected early next year. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> restored and reimagined. a three year long project to redesign a tropical garden at uc berkeley is now complete. the gardens will be open to the public starting saturday.

. >> this will dip starliner's orbit into our atmosphere and will allow it to land at white sands, newafter midnight eastern. >> the starliner carried williams and wilmore to the international space station on june 5th. the plan was for the two astronauts to return home in about a week, but the starliner suffered setbacks with helium leaks, and five of its 28 thrusters stopped working. after extensive discussion, nasa ultimately decided to bring starliner back to earth without the crew on board. but expressed confidence wednesday that the capsule itself can land. >> we have requirements for protecting the public as well. and so, you know, we have confidence in the thrusters. we went and looked at the thruster performance. the astronauts will fly home with the crew of a spacex crew dragon capsule that was already slated to make an es routine mission. >> their return, expected early next year. in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> honoring filipino american farm workers. a project now in the works in the south bay. first, though, here is a check of our forecast with spencer. >> okay, kumasi

that landing coming starliner landed at white sands space harbor in new mexico early saturday, capsuleand launched in june and then docked with the international space station. >> it was supposed to come back to earth a week later. but helium leaks and thruster problems on its way to orbit prompted nasa to delay the return. mission control in houston, texas, track the return the manager of nasa's commercial crew program calling the landing a success it was a great day today they returned starliner was great to have a successful undocked the orbit and landing of the vehicle. i am thrilled for our boeing team all of our colleagues have worked this mission across the country on the nasa team and the boeing team. they've put a lot of heart and soul into this mission over many years. and it's a testament to those people that we got the vehicle back safely today astronauts sonny williams and butch wilmore were supposed to return on starliner and they remain on the space station. >> they'll return to earth, spacex flight in february alright still ahead. an international outcry for justice aft

electronic data from the space station, beam it to a nasa satellite, and then an antenna at nasa white sands ground terminal will receive it. they will then send it to nasa mission control in houston, texas, and mission control will get it to the harris county clerk, which will then submit their ballots on earth 200 miles below butch and sunny. dana unbelievable harris county, of course, in houston, texas that is a terrific, terrific nugget, an extra fec story, kristen, thank you so much for bringing it to us. >> thank you for joining inside politics today cnn news central will start after the break reaction to the first mono one was overwhelming the idea that this fictional character played any role in politics is bananas tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture. >> premieres sunday at nine on cnn, jays really knows how to put the heart and your local community. >> see what i did there jackie my god. you haven't him save his right somebody like everyone i started so much has got the first debit card as primo, you i got you we hold don't you owe me money you're money is a party of com

and if all goes well to the white sands missile range in in new mexico so hopefully that will all go well they're saying they have confident it will be a safe competence. there'll be a safe landing, but they don't have enough confidence to the astronauts. butch and sunny inside. so i'm having a hard time reconciling those two statements. >> to that point, miles. i'm wondering what you think we'll hear from. not only boeing, but nasa as well, because if this thing does land safely, they will argue that this was a research mission and therefore it was a success you just called it a lemon though i think we've seen it all unfold and it's been quite evident. >> i think that's an objective statement at this point. that clearly there's going to have to be a big rethink about how to operate these thrusters at the very least two or perhaps more ominously for boeing redesign of some kind. and that's when you get into significant setbacks and delays and for the benefit of the taxpayers, this has been good because it's a fixed contract. boeing has been eating the costs all along and this would o

boeing's starliner capsule landed safely overnight at the white sands missile range, but with no passengers on board . in june, the starliner dropped off nasa's astronauts butch, wilmer and sunny williams at the international space station. mechanical issues kept the capsule docked for three months. the two astronauts are expected to come home in february and a spacex capsule. >> i'm jackie ibanez. now back to "hannity". >> all right. as we mentioned at the top of the show tonight, we have majoey breaking news out of new york city where, well, very abusively biased. erdge juan merchan announced the sentencing of former president donald j. trump has been postponed until after the election on in november. now, trump has been awaitingencg sentencing for months after getting convicted on these funto 34 counts of falsifying business recordsifying b in whas one of the most clear, obvious witch hunts of all times and featuring a conflicted judge, a jury pool from one ofoe the most liberal parts of the country. c and of course, a completely made up crime, usually under a novel theory, specificallyy

expected to undock from the iss and then just after midnight eastern starliner should land at the white sands space harbor in new mexico u.s. >> economic data is due out friday morning. markets in new york were mixed yesterday is uncertain. investors await the the u.s jobs report to calculate whether the fed will lower interest rates by either an expected quarter or half-point inflation has slowed, but the job market has as well mastered is looking for signs. the job market is cooling steadily, rather than plunging towards recession territory and not knowing whether the fed is the curve or not is causing some edginess shown by volatility in the past week ticket master is under investigation in the uk over concerns the company treated customers unfairly in ticket sales for the oasis reunion tour fans of the british rock band were left looking back in anger when purchasing tickets over the weekend complaining of inflated prices, long waits, and error messages on ticketmaster's website now, the probe is the latest problem for ticketmaster's parent company live nation, which faces an antitrust la

atmosphere with the proper orientation heat shield forward, the parachutes deploy and it lands safely in white sands, new mexico, then boeing is going to be able to say, hey, nasa, we told you so. but again, from nasa standpoint there, were major issues with starliner even if it does land safely beneath these parachutes in just a few hours so again, from nassar's perspective if there is even a little bit of risk and they have a backup option. now the spacex crew dragon capsule than why take that risk, but still truly kaitlan, this is the moment of truth. yeah, boeing and its starliner capsule, and we're all going to be watching it very closely with you, kristin fisher, stick with cnn tonight through the night we're going to be having live coverage of the capsules returned to earth minutes before midnight. it is going to enter the atmosphere atmosphere before it ultimately lands. and mexico, you'll see it all here on cnn up next, a powerful reminder from an extension of our cnn family that you will not want to miss. i promise every weekday morning, here are the five things you need to know to start y

it goes to a nasa satellite then it is received by an antenna on the ground that nasa is white sands ground terminal from there, john, it goes to nash men nasa mission control in houston, texas. and from there it is transmitted to the harris county clerk i spoke with her yesterday and she says they are preparing to transmit the ballots to the international space station this saturday and they worked closely with nasa astronauts to make sure that they can vote while they float guys yeah but while you know, harris county, texas, because my wife is asked question was how many electoral votes does face the answer is it's not they're voting they're voting in texas sort of just kind of above it romney. >> he's so think of it as an absentee vote, right? >> just like anybody in the military does only they're voting from up there. >> as one does kristin fisher. thank you so much. great to see you. >> thank you so much for joining us. this is cnn new central with the john and kate today, sara, we'll be back very soon. cnn newsroom up next polls, for have i got news for you are pretty yeah. wha

. >> this morning after starliner successfully landed in white sands, new mexico, shortly after midnight, and all of the issues that starliner suffered while in space the thruster failures, the helium leaks, did not prove to be a problem when it did the de-orbit burn pump, the brakes, and re-entered the earth's atmosphere. those were the critical maneuvers that nasa was so worried about. if butch and suni williams, which will more in suni williams starliner's crew, had been on board. and so now boeing and nasa are going to be looking at all the data nasa needs to decide if it's going to require boeing to conduct another crewed flight tests before it's fully certified to ferry nasa astronauts too. from the international space station. as for butch and sunny they're going to be up there until february of 2025 before they hitch a ride back on a spacex crew dragon capsule that's essentially the backup here. but nasa administrator bill nelson says that's what this program is all about. the commercial crew program. it's about having a backup system redundancy if one spacecraft fails, there's a

the boeing starliner landing safely in white sands, new mexico.ing home two astronauts but they will remain on board the international space station until february. and the freshman suspected of killing two students and teachers at a georgia high school will face murder charges for each of the victims. his father colin gray is also facing charges of involuntary manslaughter and second degree murder. for now, back to dateline. >> reporter: the bureau of tobacco and firearms, solving puzzles. pieces of this and that. all that were left around roberto ayala's body the day of the explosion. there's a story in there somewhere, thought the atf. agent brian parker was assigned to find out what it was. >> what does this tell you overall? >> what it tells us is there was an incredible amount of force in the explosion. >> reporter: most of these pieces were once part of the electrical box. >> you have washers, different types of hardware in here. screws, nuts. wire. >> reporter: other pieces are just trash. a few fragments, just a handful. looks like they w

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the stone has just been cleaned, you can guess by the white layer of sand that covers the walls, it isies-old soot is knocked down gentle vortex jet cleaning method in order to preserve the kranit. they promise to fully complete the restoration of the fortress in 2 years, the stronghold will lose. patina, but will retain the charm of antiquity with the imprints of time. olga skripkina, daniil pismensky, mark polukhinsky, vesti petersburg. the russian museum showed the restored painting by karl bryulov the last day of pompeii. st. petersburg restorers managed to return the original brightness of the colors. the canvas is unique in the history of russian and european art. it was immediately recognized as a masterpiece. in 1834, the master's work received a large. gold medal at an exhibition in paris. the project to recreate the brilliant creation was defended by st. petersburg restorers before an authoritative scientific community. for the first time in almost 200 years, a comprehensive scientific restoration of this incredible canvas, which tops the list of works by russian artists in t

the paint is of the same brand as the background white. the sandhly flows onto the ceiling. the curved lines resemble dunes. the smooth tubes of the steel radiator from the harmonia series support the overall color scheme. they are in a pearly beige light, as if they were also sand, but combed with a rake. now let's get down to the main accent of the interior. tatyana will decorate the kitchen ceiling with a pattern in a rich shade of indian spices. the ornament resembles mehendi, henna painting. well, the tattoo on the ceiling, everything as we planned, we have appeared, it seems to me, very elegant, we have. clearly this painting above the place where the table will stand, yes, it highlights our dining area, will make it so maximally complete, and the color of the painting matches the shade of the apron, which we have half ready, such a rich, terracotta, appetizing color, we still do not have a wave, it will appear in the future, yes, from thermogranite, but the base is already ready, this, by the way, microcement, and we covered it with transpar

we landed at white sands, new mexico after a six-hour flight. the astronauts were left behind. they were originally set to come home in the starliner after 10 days but will remain until february 2025 when a spacex craft will carry them home. that is your brief. jonathan: still shaking my head about the story. more from dani in 30 minutes time. lisa: she looked like she was having a good time and space. jonathan: i'm not sure when those pictures were taken. lisa: may be fun. i have always wanted to have zero gravity. jonathan: up next, donald trump, the tariff man. >> and the words of a very great but highly underrated president, william mckinley, i am a tariff man standing on a tariff platform. jonathan: that conversation of next. from new york city good morning. ♪ ♪ at aes, our energy solutions have powered the world forward for more than 40 years. and as demand continues to scale, so do our solutions. introducing maximo - our new ai-enabled solar robot. max makes construction faster, safer and more cost effective than ever before. and with max doing the heavy lifting, even mo