Night after receiving reports of shots fired. a gunshot victim was later taken to a local hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. investigators have not yet released the identity of the suspect or a possible motive. more delays for the artemis i mission after a second launch attempt was scrubbed saturday afternoon due to a hydrogen leak. nasa announcing it is skipping the next potential launch days on monday and tuesday, meaning it will be at least several weeks late september before a launch can happen again. now engineers are deciding whether the rocket should stay on the launch pat or be rolled to another facility for more repairs. we do not launch until we think it s right. and these teams have labored over that.
Obviously weather playing a huge role in this artemis mission. what s the latest? in fact, that 60% is actually going to increase to an 80% likelihood of liftoff without impeding from the weather as that two-hour window succeeds through the course of the day. that s good news, because the next possible wind monday 5th, labor day. edging closer and closer or further and further into the peak of the hurricane season, right? this is on the east coast of the florida peninsula. an area susceptible to tropical storms, of course. but of course the meteorologist locking for every potential weather hazard on launch day, being this morning or this afternoon, i should say. and they have highlighted the two potential violations today, which would be lightning, which they re not allowing liftoff to take place if there is a lightning strike within 30 minutes of launch and within ten nautical miles of cape canaveral. the cumulus clouds, we don t
Here we are looking at live images from kennedy space center where the planned launch of the artemis i mission originally scheduled to lift off between 8:33 a.m. and 10:33 a.m. is hitting some snags. let s go to cnn s kristin fisher for the very latest on this. all right. what are the issues that may be jeopardizing this launch today? reporter: yeah, brianna, it s not over yet but it s not looking good. i m going to walk you through some of the issues that nasa is encountering right now and i will do it by using a model of the space shuttle rocket. so much of the artemis rocket, the sls rocket, is built using parts from the space shuttle and some of those parts are causing problems right now. so this is the main core stage
Use after he was banned from twitter. yeah. doesn t have the reach twitter did, but if he loses this, it d be that much more diminished. mike allen, thank you. we ll talk again in a bit on morning joe. thanks to all of you for getting up way too early on this monday morning. morning joe starts right now. this is ground control live look from kennedy space center this morning as nasa prepares to take a key step in a long-awaited return to the moon. with a test flight of its most powerful rocket yet. the artemis i mission is expected to launch a few hours from now depending on the weather, and we will carry it live. we are also following this morning the major national security concerns from donald trump s reckless handling of classified documents. were u.s. intelligence sources and operatives compromised? we ll look at that. plus, the investigation into
That could eventually push humanity further into space, living and working there, we will know the constraints and be able to calculate what that might look like for humans that might venture on to mars. so it will be everything from testing out systems, even on board this first artemis i mission, there is amazon s alexa mixed with cisco s webex, testing out systems of voice activation and ai and all of those things. so a lunar-based living, working, staying on the moon will provide ultimate data for how humans can thrive in a sustained living environment on another celestial body that will be approving ground for how humans may get to mars and live and survive and thrive there as well. i just want to give our viewers a heads up. we re taking a live look at the