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>> you know, it is so nice to have these guys up here. i think when were up here for a long time, we actually begin to take it just a little bit for granted and when new people come and theyre so excited about being here and reminds us of all the things just unique, looking out the window, floating, and just loving every minute of living almost on a different planet. >> my next question to the flight engineer, i want to ask you about a warning that we heard last week that the headlines maybe the...

This world and the journey, the exploration, has continued then and keep bringing -- bring us and pushes us forward. it is one of our things that we do and we do best. its really interesting how altogether we can feel like a human race, not any more any single country, its very nice and all these countries up here on the station, but also overall on the ground, can work together and build something that transcends boundaries and societies and pushes us over. this is really nice. >> hey, flight e...

And playing and he plays along with me. its the way that we worked out to play together and i think it just shows that music is universal and that real people live up here and we have hobbies and things we love like people on earth. >> its truly amazing that were speaking to you all. the flight engineer, i wanted to ask you, last tuesday the 50th anniversary of mans first journey into space, the 30th anniversary of the first space shuttle launch, what does it mean to you guys to be up there toge...

His head. >> reporter: a visit from the queen, in the wind, she had an awkward dismount. >> every day, you come into work and you dont know whats going to happen. im proud to be here. >> reporter: william is also proud that his bachelor party was last weekend and we knew nothing about it. >> its good news to outfox the media. but it was a military operation and my brother and i are very proud of how it went. >> can you give us a hint of what you did? >> you know i cant do that. >> did you have a...

Was on we had people clapping hangs, singing songs, waving their egyptian flags. >> reporter: 82 egyptian men are welcomed in arabic. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: by marine major adam leffringhouse. these are weary and wary travelers. some have spent three years in libya and dont want to talk. the c-130 heads over the mediterranean sea, the flight crew avoiding libyan airspace to complete the mission. >> theres no mission that wed rather be doing than coming out here and helpin...

A natural. she will make a lovely queen. >> reporter: this is now what kate does. standing behind her prince, supporting him in everything he does. the british royal family doesnt actually govern anymore. their role is purely ceremonial. this is where they live, where they will live the next two years. over this rough terrain, william serves as an air force search and rescue helicopter pilot. >> williams been on duty this week, rescue a woman that had fallen off the cliff. he was involved with w...

Postcards from the caribbean should erase it. the storm caused at least $150 million in damage from the virgin islands to puerto rico, cut power to almost 200,000 homes and left 60,000 without clean water. >> the hurricane will impact the coastal and offshore area within the next 72 to 96 hours. >> reporter: the coast guard is warning ships to get out of the way, with earl now over open water picking up speed and strength and heading for a new target: the u.s. coast. >> weve got a few more thing...

[ female announcer ] splenda®. theres oil out there weve got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. im fred lemond, and im in charge of bps efforts to remove oil from these waters. you may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching. weve still got thousands of vessels ready to clean up any oil we find. weve skimmed over 35 million gallons of oil/water mixture. i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. well be her...

Theres oil out there weve got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. im fred lemond, and im in charge of bps efforts to remove oil from these waters. you may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching. weve still got thousands of vessels ready to clean up any oil we find. weve skimmed over 35 million gallons of oil/water mixture. i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. well be here as long as it takes to clean u...

Im fred lemond, and im in charge of bps efforts to remove oil from these waters. you may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching. weve still got thousands of vessels ready to clean up any oil we find. weve skimmed over 35 million gallons of oil/water mixture. i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. well be here as long as it takes to clean up the gulf. sure, but let me get a little infortion first. for brocco...