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international space station, writing in a brand-new spacecraft made by boeing. cbs's mark strassmann explains why today is so significant. >> reporter: here at the kennedy status center, norah, space no micro or launch. >> lift off. >> reporter: picture-perfect, a new. bills will more and sonny williams, after years of delays and more than a billion dollars in cost overruns. speak with a little bit of controlled emotion because there is a lot of phases to this mission and we just completed the first one. >> reporter: like its test flight to the international space station. star liners mission has a long way to go. >> norah: and in new york city, a controversial congestion pricing plan won't go into effect at the end of the month. this plan. cbs's elijah westbrook tells us about the changing gears. >> reporter: commuters, norah
to the space station for years. marissa parra has details. >> all systems firing on this rocket. push it to the heavens. >> reporter: all eyes on boeing's starliner. >> liftoff of starliner and atlas 5 carrying two american heroes. >> reporter: blazing into the skies with a crew on board for the first time. veteran astronauts butch wilmer and suni williams on a mission to the international space station. celebrations as the starliner and its crew reached orbit on track to dock with the iss tomorrow. >> when we expand our fleet of spacecraft, what we're doing is expanding our reach to the stars. >> reporter: after nasa's decision to partner with private companies to take crews to the international space station, this milestone moment coming after years of delays. boeing's starliner behind schedule and over budget, a failed uncrewed test flight in 2019 plagued with software glitches. more recently launches delayed due to parachute that wouldn't hold the weight of the capsule on reearn tri and flammable tape that needed to be replaced and today's launch comes after setbacks
former president and these kinds of charges are out here. so the fact that she's having going to have been h right here and she's allowance significant time for arguments. i think that's good. i do think some of the delay i don't think there's anything necessarily nefarious about it. i don't think she's holding back to do anybody any favors. i think it's just a complicated issue and she's got some some some learning on the bench, maybe to do as she goes on. but even the 11th circuit they're not going to disqualify off of the case. and so i think having the hearings is probably a good thing. it does drag it out, it make it st. very unlikely. that case moves forward before the election. and as we've reported many times, trump's team wanted to delay, delay, delay. they're getting these delays of very important decisions so far today, everyone thank you very much. still ahead. what donald trump is saying now about the possibility of jailing his political opponents if he were to win the white house again his allies also sending signals. they want revenge
few days late due to post office delays, but clearly voted before election day. the law says you can count them. there's other lawsuits in other states that says you could count them. if you're in virginia in 2022, 13,000 came in after the election day. those too could be not counted. it's clearly ongoing. the success is kind of -- >> that was based on what we node, to protect -- >> and the systems that aren't necessarily set up to do that, right? there are post offices that are smudged, and they become a different bucket of ballots. are those going to be counted? do they even get challenged in a
"chris, what on earth are you doing here? " while we know what just didn't really expect passed across. but then the worst bit was the getting back from salford this morning, right chris. it was a bit tricky. so the trains on the i should say the west coast mainline, but it's kind of the line between manchester and london were the spouts i think basically went at least a lot of them were. so but you actually. i think some people took about five hours. it's normally about two hours something i think. yeah. and i happily got on the one train running on time. no delays, just pure luck. whereas we were in and we'd have been in this anyway, or at least a collection of us would in our election van, which we are trundling around the country. the mason mobile. the mason mobile, which doesn't have any windows in the back. does it have a fridge? no, no, it doesn't. so no, it's definitely lo fi and low tech compared with angela rayner�*s bus. and that was the reference reference and yeah. not even any windows in the back. it's quite good actually, because i can just work away without getting distracted. i think that's a lovely view or whatever. so yeah. ok, that's the traffic and travel on with the news that this episode of newscast.
why this happened. >> no collusion, no conspiracy, no obstruction. it is official, everybody. >> bob mueller did not find chargeable collusion. >> miss collins, not guilty. mr. mcconnell, not guilty. >> the president acquitted of abusing power and obstructing congress. >> donald trump tonight declared not guilty of the impeachment charge he inrited insurrection at the capitol. >> the u.s. supreme court handing donald trump the gift of time. >> after months of delays and closed door hearings, the classified documents case against former president donald trump has been officially and indefinitely delaid. >> i did my job. we did our job. many voices out there, the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury, and the jury has spoken. >> facts. and this one was different. and the alliances he had, the political relationships he developed, the supreme court,
for his strength now, this trial will will publicize some pretty salacious details about hunter biden. and if the other historic trial is any indication its outcome here could either be a political drag or a buoy on his father in this very critical election year let's get right to devlin barrett. he's a law enforcement reporter for the washington post, was also in court today for 100 biden's trial just as you gotta reprieve from the other trial in manhattan, bear, you are now now in this one. you got to tell me what was it like today? what was hunters demeanor during the jury selection? they wanted to delay this trial unsuccessfully. of course right they had tried for a bunch of delays they didn't really get them. and, you it was a very interesting time to watch a hunter biden relate with his family because in each of these breaks, he is chatting with his family and obviously this is sort of a human drama that's going to play out in court what
airways have all face civil penalties totalling $2.5 million. michelle fleury has the latest from new york. yes. the us department of transportation said today's action stems from extreme delays in refunds worth more than $900 million from lufthansa, klm and south african airways. all of this related to covid—19 flight changes and cancellations. now, on top of the refunds the three airlines have already paid back, they now face a hefty fine. us transportation secretary pete buttigieg said this was about holding airlines accountable, adding that passengers, well, they shouldn't have to fight with the airline to get their money back. lufthansa and dutch flag carrier klm were both fined over $1 million each. south african airways was ordered to pay $300,000. germany's lufthansa said in a statement it had made all the required refunds and blamed the historically unprecedented level of refunds during the covid—19 pandemic for the delay. the department of transportation, meanwhile,
there'll be a live update on our website later this morning so do check out bbc.com/news. now to the aviation sector — because three international airlines have been hit with fines for slow covid refunds. lufthansa, klm royal dutch airlines and south african airways have all face civil penalties totalling $2.5 million. michelle fleury has the latest from new york. yes. the us department of transportation said today's action stems from extreme delays in refunds worth more than $900 million from lufthansa, klm and south african airways. all of this related to covid—19 flight changes and cancellations. now, on top of the refunds, the three airlines have already paid back, they now face a hefty fine. us transportation secretary pete buttigieg said this was about holding airlines accountable, adding that passengers, well, they shouldn't have to fight