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concerns about the 81-year-old president revealing the clear signs of his cognitive decline becoming more obvious during private meetings. welcome to a new hour of "americas newsroom," im dana perino. >> bill: im bill hemmer. good morning. the white house quickly firing back at this report in the "wall street journal" calling the claims false and politically motivated. that long story, however, it is long, it includes interviews with dozens of high ranking officials and lawmakers on bo...

trial and the prosecutions first witness, an f.b.i. agent returns to the stand today and now as we understand under cross examination by the defense. so were watching for that to wrap up and should that happen in the next little while, then the decision would be made by the prosecutors again if they want to redirect based on anything they may have heard in that cross examination by the defense. again, this is the prosecutions first witness, the f.b.i. agent who worked on hunter bidens ...

Spacex fails fast, it will blow up a rocket and fix it and launch a new one a few weeks later. that fail fast philosophy like you see in silicon valley has worked really well for them. >> dana: its dana perino. since they spend days at the international space station to tell people in america, success story for all of us, taxpayers helped pay for this. what do we get out of that? what sort of things could they learn and where do we go from here and the payoff on the return on investment for amer...

Operating a space station requires astronauts. they are doing science up there. there is a lot of return on investment just from the science and the engineering lessons that were learning in space there. >> bill: lets go, go, go. we have a good story here and thank you for being part of it. want to go to john down there in space coast and what it looked like. what did it feel like, jonathan? >> this was a very smooth launch and im glad you asked that because when you see a rocket launch up close...

Spaceship with astronauts onboard. the mission is years behind schedule. tom costello is at the kennedy space center. and tom, they also had to scrub just last month. >> reporter: thats right. may 6th they had to scrub because of a helium leak in the rocket made by united launch alliance. not boeings problem. but then today another problem with united launch alliance rocket. the astronauts was strapped in, supny, butch, ready to go, and then a t-minus 3 minutes and 50 second, suddenly the comput...

Space station. the mission, already years behind schedule, repeatedly grounded by software glitches, fuel valve, and parachute problems on both the boeing spacecraft and the ula rocket. what do you tell anyone out there whos losing faith in this mission? >> the vehicles were ready. we just happened to have you know an unlucky ground card problem. so well fly when were ready, and it should be soon. >> reporter: the next launch window is next wednesday. nasa awarding boeing more than $4 billion to...

Ahead to get a little break from the severe weather. >> well take that break. now to what turned out to be another disappointing and expensive day for boeing. its highly anticipated starliner launch scrubbed with just minutes to go, the crew already on board and ready. the delay blamed on a computer problem, which is not under boeings control. >> reporter: tonight, new problems for boeings starliner mission. moments after the spacecraft was cleared for the historic launch -- >> hold, hold, hol...