probably be looking over their shoulders, maybe indefinitely. and as the cost of just doing theirjob. it's sort of what happened to law enforcers onjanuary 6. it's really pernicious. indefensible, but it's a feature, the autocratic impulses that trump brings to the political landscape in the us. there is no way, i think, to fully eliminate it, and it's really a shame. an attempt to get flight crews into space on the boeing starliner spacecraft had to be postponed moments before takeoff because of a computer system error. it's the latest setback for the boeing space programme which has already faced years of delays, as our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. sta rliner. . . boeing's long—delayed starliner.
feature, the autocratic impulses that trump brings to the political landscape in the us. there is no way, i think, to fully eliminate it, and it's really a shame. an attempt to get flight crews into space on the boeing starliner spacecraft had to be postponed moments before takeoff because of a computer system error. it's the latest setback for the boeing space programme which has already faced years of delays, as our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. sta rliner. . . boeing's long delayed starliner. with four minutes to go, the spacecraft�*s flight control said it was ready for launch. propulsion. go. hydraulics. go. pneumatics. go. but then the computer said no. hold, hold, hold. hold it. the flight was scrubbed and out came the astronauts. what happens next is the crew has been disembarked from the spacecraft for the second time now. so last time they were within two hours of launch.
delayed, and boeing, the parent company, has had a lot of problems but only on the space side but on the commercial aeroplane side. it's difficult for them because they have perhaps put off life plans to do this mission, literally for years. i'm hopeful that may be june the 5th, the new prospective launch date, hopefully they will get to go on the mission and press on. doctor, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. retired astronaut and a nasa engineer. let's talk more about the starliner that was called off so close to the lunchtime yesterday. —— the launch time yesterday. nasa and boeing have decided not to relaunch the boeing starliner spacecraft after its first astronaut flight to the international space station was aborted less than four minutes before take—off. this is a further setback to the boeing space programme that has faced years of delays, as our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. sta rliner. . .
trump serves in the general population. if, at all, he served any time, he will be with his detail and segregated. but, look, the judge has a range of options available from probation to community service, which i think would be interesting. home confinement in prison. i've looked at hundreds of leica sentences. people to get jail terms for this type of a crime. and even people who plead guilty and accept responsibility, as this defendant has not. is on the menu of options, but given the logistics and the practical issues that would come with it, i think it would be hard to fathom the judge doing that. and there will be appeals and delays and it's hard to imagine
stake, including the presidency and for the first time ever two women are the top presidential contenders. but there has also been shocking violence during this election cycle. monitoring groups say dozens of people connected to the campaigns and candidates have been murdered, sentence gustavo valdez is in mexico city. gustavo, how is the voting going so far? >> hello allison, we have seen a lot of enthusiasm from voters. we went to a couple of polling places where people lined up hours before the polls often, there's been so much these organizations, some delays in opening some places especially the special polling stations. these are the places where four for people who are outside the district, perhaps you're visiting from out-of-state these are this is where we're seeing the most delays because there seems to be see some problems are getting the polling stations proper. worker, working order. and now so because if people
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rocket made by a separate company. the united launch alliance were you l.a. >> they have launch something to every planet in the solar system. it is a pretty awesome rocket. >> this will be the 100th launch of the atlas. and we are excited to be ul a first self loader. >> great sense of humor with is astronaut team. facing multiple delays after engineers found potential weaknesses in the spacecraft parachute landing system and a fire hazard of insulation tape used to wrap the electrical wiring in the space capsule. repairing those but then faulty valve on the ul a rocket led to
to claim that. now the big question will serve jail time. we'll talk for a legal and political analysts ahead. >> resonant block biden laid out a three phase proposal for peace in the israel-hamas war as israeli forces push deeper into rafah i am blasting into history for the first time humans will fly aboard boeing's starliner spacecraft. but we'll let finally the all systems go after some previous delays, pride month kicks off today. we'll talk to an organizer of a coalition of drag artists fighting the rise of anti lgbt you rhetoric across the country reckless, dangerous, irresponsible, that's how president biden characterize donald trump's claim that his 34 count conviction amounts to a political witch hunt orchestrated by his chief political rival in fact, the case was as biden noted, the president noted, vought, brought rather by the state of new york and not the federal government. those comments mark the first time the president directly addressed his
bombast.com and get 20% off your first order. >> this is a secret, war, secrets and spies premiers tomorrow at ten on cnn and just about six hours, we could see the big test of boeing's latest spacecraft that boeing starliner. that's the name of it scheduled to launch its first crewed voyage today from cape canaveral with two veteran nasa astronauts on board. >> it'll take more than 24 hours for it to reach the international small space station. and this planned launch comes after years of delays, both technical and monetary. christopher fisher is joining us now live from florida, worth more a high, they're christians to tell us more about the people who will be onboard and what role they hope the starliner will play for nasa hey, good morning, victor and amara will boeing's starliner spacecraft is designed to take nasa astronauts to and from the international space station. >> now, you may be thinking,
hold. a big part of the test flight was to dock at starlight of the international space station because the iss is a moving target you have to launch a very specific times to reach the proper trajectory. the next launch opportunity would be tomorrow at 12:03 p.m. eastern time for that is contingent upon engineers being able to resolve the cause of today's scrub. astronauts at busch wilmore and sunny williams both experience astronauts forming aviators are used to scrubs at a previous briefing sunny was philosophical about delays at saint we expect to find things that will help us make the spacecraft better to flight and launch vehicle. these are launch dates are not magical they are an opportunity for us to do our jobs. the astronauts are returning to their crew quarters but they will remain under quarantine until they get word on their next launch attempt. whether it is tomorrow where there are two later opt launch