is two separate pieces because we kind of have this symbiotic relationship between the u.s. side and the russian side. 55 year old mark vanderheiden is currently on a plane on his way back home to houston along with a couple of nasa doctors and other personnel in miami. phil keating, fox news. phil, thank you very much. let s get back to our co-anchor griff jenkins. and griff, you know, you look at the totality of this . what you re seeing now is that there is very little hope. we just talked to a journalist who was on the ground in kiv and there s very little hope these peace talks are going anywhere. and yet these peace talks will go forward because they have to keep at it right. they have to keep at this stuff. they sure do. that was a great interview, trace. you really had a lot to say and pointing the obvious that russians can t be trusted. these negotiations shows said she feared the news we might hear in coming days was alluding to the seizure of mariupol. but i can tell you i
think that ukrainian soldiers in mariupol never lay down their weapons so easily. so, you know, i think the war will continue and especially proposal and hopefully there s not going to be as many civilian. yeah, well, asami tajima you and your colleagues are doing fantastic work over there. best of luck to you. stay safe. thank you for coming on . we appreciate it. thank you so much for having me. well, an american astronaut is back safely on earth after catching a ride on board a russian capsule. the mission is monumental as tensions flare between the u.s. and russia over the war in ukraine. fox news senior correspondent phil keating has more on that touchdown confirmed twenty eight a.m. central time after spending a record three hundred and fifty five consecutive days in space ,astronaut mark vanderheiden is back on earth. the soyuz capsule touched down in kazakhstan wednesday carrying vanderheiden along
in centrifuges in spite of the u.n. sanctions, he said iran s economy is on the mend. and moving away from the reliance on oil. back here in the u.s., nasa is working towards the goal of returning to the moon in 2024. eventually establishing a permanent base in the orbit of the moon. the head of the space program gave an exclusive behind-the-scenes look to correspondent phil keating in cape canaveral. on the eve of boeing s historic star liner crew capsule test flight to the international space station. these are solid rocket boosters that attach to the side. there is another test flight that nasa member jim bridenstein is more excited about. artem ufshgs s aiming to go back to the moon four years from now. this time when we go back to the moon, we have a diverse
time now for the friend zone where we invite one of our friends from within the building here in fox or somewhere in beautiful miami onto the show. tonight we are joined by correspondent phil keating who you usually see near a beach somewhere with his hair softly blowing in the wind. what a head of hair it is, phil. thank you so much, ed. it s freezing here today. 63 degrees. a cold front came. in everybody is wearing their sweaters and scarves. i was in miami recently at the winwood diner with my wife shirley. and you walked by and we didn t know we were going to see each other. you walked in and i didn t know you because it was shorter. you are standing in front of a be ben benehana. i m supposed to share a funny story that doesn t deal with news career. i will go back to one of my
time now for the friend zone where we invite one of our friends from within the building here in fox or somewhere in beautiful miami onto the show. tonight we are joined by correspondent phil keating who you usually see near a beach somewhere with his hair softly blowing in the wind. what a head of hair it is, phil. thank you so much, ed. it s freezing here today. 63 degrees. a cold front came. in everybody is wearing their sweaters and scarves. i was in miami recently at the winwood diner with my wife shirley. and you walked by and we didn t know we were going to see each other. you walked in and i didn t know you because it was shorter. you are standing in front of a be ben benehana. i m supposed to share a funny story that doesn t deal with news career.