hello art international, the weekend life. my will do use h q this saturday afternoon. it s kevin o in here with you was so welcome to the program and it s what s happening in eastern europe that we re starting with 1st again, how one story dominates the migrant crisis there on that better was poland border, the war. so now threatening the cuts, railway traffic with its normally you neighbor was a line that came in earlier on in the latest the only song going spot backwards and forwards. it has thousands of asylum seekers. none the less weight on the frontier in hopes of entering the european union. these latest pictures in a started coming yesterday by drone. this has been released by the by the russian authorities. let s take a closer look and he didn t see them yesterday. it s not great viewing very gray dismal seen they seeing soldiers some place on one side does the polish side bob wire and then on the other the better oceanside people trying the best to iq had been livi
on board the international space station, a japanese billionaire preparing to fly to orbit. we re seeing this rush of this new era of space tourism. no question. we re watching the crew get ready. it s called a shelter room there. we are just passing 30 minutes to launch time all these steps are key. they had to take off the little booties over your shoes. you want to keep, i would imagine, the capsule clean from dirt or dust. commander hadfield, can you explain how important these final little prep steps are because, again, space is hard, and you don t want to get anything in the way of a successful launch. i think one of the most important steps right now is bill shatner just sat down. that s a 90-year-old that just climbed multi stories. i really hope at 90 years old i m as physically able as bill is right now. i m glad he s taking a moment to catch his breath. but before bernard and i flew, we go through a quarantine. part of it is because we don t want to take diseas
who has traveled at warp speed and traveled the entire galactic universe. our team is preparing landing safety operations and recovery of our astronauts from the crew capsule. we ll be on the ground at the landing site to follow the action in just a bit. maybe even talk to the world s newest astronauts, some absolutely breathtaking stuff. i ll note that you re going to see the recovery team show up very shortly, we actually send them out before the capsule has landed. by now we re very, very good analyzing where the capsule is going to come down, where the winds are. we re going to see the recovery team come out there and, of course, they will also be joined by some of their friends and family to watch as they ve merge from the capsule. let s look at our four astronauts there in the texas desert after having gone up over the carmen line and back. hello everyone. i m kate bolduan. we re beginning with breaking news. just a beautiful sight to see. star trek actor william
warp speed and traveled the intergalactic universe. this is like nothing he s ever seen before. what a day for our astronauts. our team is preparing landing operations. and maybe we ll talk to the world s newest astronauts. some absolutely breathtaking stuff. i ll note that you re going to see our the recovery team show up very shortly, because we actually send them out before the capsule has landed. because through our modelling, we get by now we re very, very good at analyzing where the capsule is going to come down given where the winds are. and so we re going to see the recovery team come out there, and, of course, they will also be joined by some of their friends and family to watch as they emerge from the capsule. let s check out these beautiful shots of our four astronauts in the texas desert after having gone up over the carmen line and back. here is a shot of them awaiting the recovery team. i understand they ve had communication with the four astronauts and
developments at reagan national outside of d.c. what is the story behind these cance cancellations? reporter: it s a big operational mess for southwest airlines, erica. it s not like flipping on a switch to get it back to normal. this is more like the airline needs to unplug it and plug it back in again because it says these problems all started back on friday when there were weather and air traffic control issues. the federal aviation administration put out a statement saying there were no weather or agency issues on saturday and sunday when southwest experienced the lion s share of cancellations and delays. it canceled 800 flights on saturday, 1,100 nights on sunday, about a third of its overall schedule for the day. it s canceled about 350 flights today, about 1 in every 10 flights. there is a ripple effect southwest says it put planes and people in the wrong spots. some flight crews didn t even have hotels and that left tens of thousands of passengers in the lurch in th