The challenge is, weve got houses in places we didnt used to have houses. And that puts people and h and property at risk. And so were having to fight fire in a different way than we did before. Looks like weve caught a dragon. It was moved into place. Then, just over a month later, we joined Robert Bigelow at Houston Mission control to see it inflate, the last critical step. And the i. S. S. Crew is ready for inflation. If it worked, it would make history the first expandable structure for humans in space. So what is it like for you this moment watching this happen . Severe curiosity as to whats going to happen next. Jeff, were ready for 15 seconds. Copy, onefive seconds. Im steve kroft. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im lara logan. Im sharyn alfonsi. Im scott pelley. Those stories, tonight on 60 minutes. Go to Great Lengths frto find relief. Ain finally theres drugfree aleve direct therapy®. A tens device with high intensity power that uses technology once only available in doct
One of the biggest deals of the year. Microsoft paying 26 billion dollars plus to purchase linked in. Mark two minutes to the close of trading in europe. Have a look at where equities are trading, every single Industry Group is trading lower on the stoxx 600, down for the fifth consecutive day. Days, 7 hasive been wiped off the value of european equities, the most since february 11. That was when the stoxx 600 fell , 600two and half year low billion euros has been wiped off the valley value. We are down by 8 since april the 20th. It is all about brexit fears and as the fed meets on its day one, the boj, boe, and smb all meet this week. Look at volatility in equities. This is europes fear index, rising for a fifth consecutive day, the longest stretch since march. It has risen by 55 in the past five days. It is below februarys high and augusts high when we had the chinese devaluation. That was the most since 2011. We are also seeing some stress in the currency markets as well. The premiu
Surprising. People speed here and they are getting up to 50 Miles Per Hour easy trying to make that green light. Action news was there as members of her family gathered around the very spot where she was killed. Meanwhile danielle says she l e likely saved her from a similar fate next year. Didnt see the car and walked out and she literally pulled me back by my jacket and the car whizzed by and i wish i was there to help her like she was there to help me, and i wasnt. Back out live on the scene here, the 18yearold suspect we are told is a student at bucks county technical high school. He was questioned by police but is yet to be formerly charged. Grief counselors will available for classmates grieving the loss of their friend. Walter perez, channel 6 action news. Thank you walter. A northeast Philadelphia High School was on lock down for most of the day after police found a gun inside. They are trying to figure out how he got the weapon into the building. Eva pilgram is outside of samu
Zeka, police say she was struck and killed crossing a bensalem boulevard at bridge water road trying to catch her best this morning and another teenager was driving a car that hit her. Action News Reporter Kenneth Moton joins us live from the scene, kenneth. Reporter shirleen, the School District says there have have been other accidents at this busy intersection over the years, but that is why so many are asking tonight, what is next to stop another tragedy . Tonight, it started with a handfull of friend lighting can also, honoring 16 yearold bensalem high sophomore mennet z eka, it turned into this dozens holding a vigil. She will be missed buy a lot of people. I want everybody to remember that he was a free spirit, and that she was, she was her own person. Reporter this morning investigators say she was crossing bensalem boulevard at bridge water road to catch her waiting bus. It stopped sign out, and its flashing red lights, activated but police say an 18 yearold Bucks County Techn
Good evening, the president will address the nation from the white house tonight. This speech was supposed to rally support for a military strike against syria. But this story has changed so much in the past 24 hours, it is now not clear how much he can say or how much he will say, or if there will ever be a military strike against syria over their use of chemical weapons. The polls show americans think what happened in syria is awful. And the polls also show most americans do not think the u. S. Should attack. So with that all as the backdrop, the president takes to the air waves tonight. We get a preview to start off from our chief White House Correspondent chuck todd. Chuck, good evening. Reporter good evening, brian, ever since the president announced last friday that he would speak to the public, a lot has changed, so many twists and turns diplomatically, has a lot of people wondering what he will say tonight that will give the public clarity. Nothing about the president s plans i