Grateful to have you on the show really have loved your work for many years. Appreciate your time. Thanks to All Of You for joining us. Dont go anywhere. Were going to continue this live coverage of exactly what youre seeing. Im kasie hunt, cnn new central starts right now Breaking News and we all our following Breaking News of the historic kind, history in space happening right now. The Spacex Polaris Dawn crew open the hatch minutes ago for an historic spacewalk, going to show this is moments ago as they open the hatch, the commander, jared Isaac Men heading outside, why it is historic, he is its not i. T. Professional astronaut. The first Civilian Spacewalker in the history of the history of space, those bring in Cnns Kristin Fisher for much more on this. Kristen, this is so cool talk to us about what history this is. Thats being made yes. So we just saw the missions commander, Jared Isaac min, test Down Spacex is brandnew spacesuits in the vacuum of space for the very first time. A
hello, i m lukwesa burak. president biden has said a deal with republicans to raise the us government debt ceiling is very close and he s optimistic it will be achieved. the two sides have a little more breathing room after the treasury secretary, janet yellen, extended the deadline slightly, saying the government would not run out of money untiljune 5. they re working on an agreement that would ensure no repeat of the stand off before next year s presidential election. as the clock ticked down to the midnight deadline which hasjust passed mr biden hinted a deal might be not be too far away. with regards to the debt limit, things are looking good. i m very optimistic. i hope we ll have some clearer evidence tonight, before the clock strikes 12:00, that we have a deal. but it s very close and i m optimistic. and our north america correspondent nomia iqbal sent us this update. lawmakers have now been given a little more time to find that much needed solution. many of them h
that s set to bring some much thicker cloud in over the next few hours. so, clouding over across north western areas of the uk, an odd spit of rain by dawn. otherwise, it s dry with clear skies, and temperatures about six to eight degrees celsius. if you re heading outside, first thing in the morning, saturday morning, yes, you might need a layer or two it will be a little on the cool side. saturday s forecast, then, high pressure staying put for most of us, but this weak weather front is working into that area of high pressure and so, for scotland, we see the cloud thicken. a little bit of light, patchy rain, followed by sunshine and showers in the afternoon. it will turn cooler temperatures about 11 to 13 across the far north of scotland. for northern ireland, england and wales, plenty of dry weather and sunshine, and it s going to feel warm high teens to low 20s widely, but peaking at around 23 across the spine of the country, through parts of northern england, the midlands an
how do they get to qanon. is it a crunchy mom skirt, what is this third degree of separation. that really pours people into these rabbit holes. and can they, these researchers task with understanding, can we somehow cover up or turn down the algorithm on those initial rabbit holes and maybe fix it that way? it s a really interesting research project. but as we know about recent research projects, they don t translate to any policy. that to me is striking in many ways. damning about so much as a reporting including this which is. one we re seeing a consistent theme a recent election of facebook precisely the same concern of public reporting. about the nature of the tools, about essentially doing whatever it is the most engagement even at the salt of and that that is exactly what the research is looking at what the reporting are heading outside, and the pr people are saying you re being crazy. and facebook s own people are
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