we re getting shots of the crew in orbit. looking for that zero g indicator. can t seem to see it in this shot, but we have a minute to go until we have spacecraft separation. dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour at an altitude of 124 miles. again, the four-person crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. less than 30 seconds until we have spacecraft separation . ten seconds to spacecraft separation. we should hear words from the core here in hawthorne once we have successful separation. [ applause ] spacex, have a great rest of your trip. let them know you re safe. thanks for flying. falcon 9. thanks very much. we re glad to be back in space for all of us. we ll send our regards to crew one when we get there, thanks. absolutely stunning views from both inside the cabin, seeing the excitement of our four-person crew inside endeavor and watching endeavor drift away from the camera on the second stage as the earth passes by on an orbital sunrise. endeavor yo
mckend in washington. and this is cnn welcome to all be watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i m kim brunhuber this is cnn newsroom, blaming vladimir putin, president biden says the rise shouldn t leader is responsible for the death of moscow critic alexey navalny. donald trump is back on the campaign trail with a fresh promise following a new york courts, i watering fine for fraudulent business practices. wait till you see his new apparel line that might offset some of those costs. and a successful blast off for japan hands flagship rocket live in sync for with an update on the space race live from atlanta. this is c and then newsroom with kim brunhuber president biden says he has no doubt that vladimir putin is to blame for alexey navalny s death prison officials say the opposition leader died friday after a walk, but many western leaders say putin bears responsibility. here s what biden told reporters saturday i ve heard several th
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