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Ive spoken to has said is just seeing that pale blue dot really just strikes a chord in a way that you cant quite process until you see it. a lot of people get very emotional, and i would imagine that there might even be some tears up on board that spaceship when richard branson and the rest of the unity 22 crew finally get to see those visions of earth from space. >> kristin fisher, thank you so much. ri ri rachel, any updates? tell us what youre seeing on the ground. >> reporter: fareed, we ar...

Its good stuff. also, beto orourke talking to "the daily shows" trevor noah, about his showing in the polls. >> are you where you hoped to be in the presidential race? >> look, i would love to be doing a lot better. thats for sure. i wish that enthusiasm and dedication was reflected in the polls. to answer your question, i dont think the polling reflects the passion and the commitment and the resolve of our supporters, from all over the country. i really feel it. >> the most recent cnn poll ha...

As we wait for blast off lets go to. the car live following the story for us and sania how confident are indian scientists in todays launch theres a very tight launch window that they have to meet. thats right brian i mean scientists today have a window of literally one minute to carry out this launch thats a really tight window so they have very little flexibility in terms of time so the pressure is really on to get this right this time they can be the room for t.v. so i think that a lot of you...

Get to the site that you want to to on the moon. kristin: and you were the buildup to that moment, right? like having to wake up and go, oh, this is the day im going to launch in space and get there, and oh, you know, thunderstorm comes and it gets scrubbed. that must be a brutal wait. >> well, our thunderstorm was a hold at 30 seconds and that gets your attention, believe me. and we were lying there ready to go and 30 seconds to the launch control computer decided it didnt like what it saw and ...

It is standing to update satellite software and triple-check everything again. the sixth check, i guess you can say from that. always want to do everything we can to maximize mission success, next launch opportunity in about a week. you know, that is slightly less cryptic than elon musks normal tweets, something is wrong here, we just dont want to tell you what it is. >> leland, spacecraft and rockets, they scrub all the time, its very common place, its part of space flight especially when you h...

A nasa scrubbed what would have been historic launch overnight with 1:55 seconds to go in the countdown. officials were forced to shut down the so-called mission to touch the sun after missing its launch window. the probe is expected to come within 3.8 million miles of the sun by december 2024. the launch is scheduled for tomorrow morning. very cool. ed: who do you think you are by the way, rick. hey, take a look at this. smoke is going across. abby: he is not here yet. i should become a weather...

Information on the ground. >> joining us is bill white house, a vice chairman of the british rescue team that located the children trapped in that cave. bill, thanks so much for joining us. the breaking news is there could be an attempt as soon as tonight to get those children and their coach out of that cave. they reached just yesterday. now they may try to get them out. is that surprising to you based on what you heard from your divers? >> no. there are conflicting issues here. there are big r...

Exploration. the launch window opens may 5th, and we will be bringing every step of it to you live with the help of our good friends here at nasas jet propulsion laboratory. >> sandra: exciting stuff, jonathan hunt. thank you. >> bill: we have a new reaction out of washington after the stunning announcement last night. all that coming up. kim jong un on and donald trump, next. cars and things to do. like level furnished living suites for 45% off. everything you need to go. expedia mikboth served...

Colorado to the launch site, vanderburgh airport space in california. fox news was the only tv crew invited along for the journey. >> this is a critical move throughout the entire build up and test of the spacecraft. weve taken huge amounts of precautions to make to the spacecraft has been safe the entire time. >> it made it safely to vanderburgh and is being prepared for the launch window, which opens may 5th. >> we will load the vehicle with its fuel, spin it to make sure its totally balance a...

Need to know more about the planet. thats where this guy, the mars insight lander, comes in. >> were going to make a map of the inside of mars and use that map to inform our knowledge of planets are formed. >> but getting to mars first means from getting from the insight development site at lockheed-martins facility in colorado to vandenberg air force base in california. fox news was the only tv crew invited along for the journey. >> this is a critical move throughout the entire build-up and tes...