your eyeballs may feel like they are bulging a little bit. but over a couple days, you lose that extra water. and and so, you feel really comfortable in space. then when you come back down, the reverse happens, right? when you come back down and you feel gravity again, all that that fluid that was in your head and your up torso goes back down into your legs and your lower torso. and so, if you are up there for longer periods of time, your blood pressure doesn t really the vascular system doesn t really push the the fluids back up into your brain so that your brain, you know, gets everything it needs, all the blood that it needs. so some people have the when they stand up too quickly, the blood drains down and they might faint. so when the doctor s going to watch them and the people around them. they will watch to make sure that when they stand up or maybe
come back as well as others, so they may want to sit down and just chill for a little bit longer. yeah. that is definitely my vibe after any high-adrenaline situationments kendis you ve been there all day. you have watched crowds gather. i m wondering if the crowds are still there, if the energy as as high as it has been today. how are people responding? reporter: i think people are still looking around. they know that something big happened. they don t know exactly what and exactly where. we know that it s somewhere off the atlantic ocean. i ll tell you, we ve been here for about a day or two covering this in the buildup to this moment, and you really get a sense the people who live here, the people who visit are happy we re back in space. it s a full-circle moment also, alicia. i spoke with two former students. they watched with a lot of angst, with nervousness as this
them have the capability to strike the homeland. that s nine months away, a year away. if you re not doing much on sanctions and letting time pass, it means the chance of war would go up if you believe what trump is going to say. i hope that things work themselves out, but we do need to see more sanctions enforcement. by the way, shep, the north koreans can already strike the u.s. right now with an electromagnetic pulse device. they don t need guidance or heat shielding. the only two missing elements from what they have. they could do an emp attack on the u.s. and that would be devastating. it would paralyze the us. shepard: thanks, gordon. a top pakistani official is accusing the u.s. of betrayal after the trump administration said they will suspend all military aid. president trump tweeted that pakistan has given us nothing but lies and deceit. the president accused that country of providing a safe haven to terrorists.
works. i didn t make that up, people. i know. and kim jong-un actually doesn t have a button that he can push, you know, right now, maybe three months, six promonths from now can pick up a phone and launch a nuke at the united states. the one thing kim can do, that s an electromagnetic pulse device. he doesn t need heat shielding, doesn t need guidance. he can do a lot of damage to the united states. but, you know, the one thing trump also tweeted this morning was the sanctions are starting to bite as you saw. and i think that s actually true because we were seeing a lot of evidence where people in pyongyang are not getting their rations. that soldier who defected, he had uncooked kernels of corn in his stomach, which means he was scrounging for food. he was the best of the best. so i think that essentially kim is looking at all this and saying, look, these iranians, that regime might not be there, not pay me by $3 billion p 10% of my economy. does that matter to kim jong-un what
biological weapons development inside north korea after anthrax and bodies were found in the blood of a defecting north korean soldier. gordon chang is the author of a book, north korea takes on the world. thank you for joining us. the first question when people hear having anthrax, north korea, any weapon of mass destruction. do they have a capability of attaching it to a missile. they can allegedly reach the united states. they wouldn t put anthrax in an icbm. the method of delivery wouldn t be that effective. nuclear weapons. they re within two months. now it s been disclosed the cia gave president trump an assessment within that time frame they will be able to hit the u.s. with a nuke. they have good guidance and the range, we know that from their last november 29th test. heat shielding, a big issue