back on earth, monday he and two other astronauts landed in kazhakstan aboard the soyuz. thursday he spoke with reporters via webcast about how he s recovering from his five months in space. it feels like i played a hard game of rugby yesterday or played full contact hockey yesterday and i haven t played in a while. my body s just sore and i m dizzy. reporter: while hadfield is dealing with the difficulties of readjusting to gravity he s extremely upbeat about the time he spent in orbit. this space station is a wonderful example of how people can do things right. there s beautiful imagery. there s poetry in what s happening. there s purpose in what s happening. there s a beauty to it. there s hope in it. reporter: hadfield posted dozens of photos and videos online from from space, some amazing shots of earth to what it s like to try and brush your teeth in zero gravity and while he s not the first astronaut to use twitter with nearly 1 million followers he may be the
we know what led to his death but it s not clear what will happen to him now. his body sits in the worcester funeral parlor. four cemeteries refused to take the suspected bomber. in the meantime investigators found explosive residue inside the older tsarnaev s cambridge, massachusetts, apartment, and his younger brother reveals their initial target was boston s independence day celebration, not originally the boston marathon. while investigators figure out what the suspected bombers did, other government officials are taking a look at what failures in the system helped them do it and some are pointing to student visas. dzhokhar s friend, one of three arrested this week was charged with allegedly throwing away evidence. the friend entered the country on an expired visa. joe johns has been looking into the government s reaction. joe? randi, this was bound to have a ripple effect, just the fact that one of the men from kazhakstan charged with
here in new york city. great to have you visiting us. pleasure to be here. and john is a political comedian, will cain and fdorian nice to have each and every when of you. good morning. interesting to think it s been a month since trayvon martin killed. and two weeks since white people heard about it. the story was not that well-known in the media. on social media it was making the rounds and finally everyone else picked it up about two weeks ago. of course it s our starting point, thousands are expected to make their way to san sford, florida. honoring trayvon martin, and the rally will begin at 4:00 p.m. outside the first united methodist church and the crowds are going to make their way to the civic center which is roughly a half mile away and that s where the city s going to hold a town hall. there are reports that trayvon s parents are expected to speak there, that march comes right after a candlelight vigil held yesterday for martin. there were songs and
discovered with shell, with its history. these fields are interesting as well, almost like the united nations of the oil fields. you have the three ks, korea, kazhakstan and other producers in there, kuwait is in there, turkey, the malaysian producers, japanese producers as well as totalle, exxon mobil and shell. who is likely to win this auction? there will be a combination, consortium, the underlying story, iraq s put the screws to the producers, not paying them a lot because the cost of production is not high, this is fascinating. they want a piece in the future but not making as much as they would have ten years ago. andrew? charles still ahead a full recap the market action around the world and this new york cabbie didn t drive a hard bargain but he did endure a hard drive. we ll explain all just ahead.
two weeks. an fbi agent accidentally shot someone while dancing at a dance club. wh he wt to pick up the gun, it fired. another person was shot in the leg and taken to a denver hospital. they are expected to be okay. the agent was turned over to the fbi. also new overnight, china now warning it will back out of any new trade agreement if the u.s. raises tariffs. president trump has threatened to increase trie tariffs on up o $150 billion of chinese imports. president trump s team spent the weekend in china for high level trade talks. the commerce secretary led the negotiations. three astronauts are on their way back to earth. the crew leaving the international space station overnight. their mission ending after 168 days in space. they are expected to land in kazhakstan. new astronauts will take their