Page 36 - Apollo Missions News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

From their homes across northern india after days of heavy monsoon rains. As we count down to the moon landing 50 years ago, we talk live to a former nasa astronaut. Whats it really like to be up in space . Live from our studios in london and singapore. This is bbc world news. Its newsday. Hello. A warm welcome to the programme. Its midnight here in london, 7am in the morning in singapore and 7pm in washington, where the four democratic congresswomen told to go back to where from they came from by President Trump have accused him of openly violating his oaths and american values. The four wome...

It will be rolled out to launch within two months to me president kennedys goal of landing on the moon in this decade. If apollo 11 goes as well as planned, they will take an extra couple of months to get a good reading on the rocks and so forth that are brought back. And then they will send apollo 12. We have an announcement coming up from Launch Control. This is apollo seven Launch Control. 16less than 60 minutes, minutes, planned liftoff of the vehicle. All going well at this time. The astronauts have had a chance to rest over the last few minutes. They havent been busy with procedures with...

A lot of people will be relaxing lot more and gets into this complex mission. This is going to take six hours to get everything deployed into three different orbits. A very complex mission. Elon musk said it is the most complex mission that spacex has done so far. I cannot hear what you are saying from the sound of the rocket. I cant take my eyes off of it, it is mesmerizing. Talk to us about what this means for elon musk. This has been such a pet project of his. Spacex is performing incredibly well. This is more of the military side of things. They have this Successful Program to deliver payl...

Berkeley. Reporter hundreds of people are here at berkeleys Civic Center Park for a city sponsored rally. Were city leaders are telling their own personal immigration stories. I think about the fact that that couldve happened to my family, if they were a younger me. Reporter her voice, shaking, berkeley city auditor jenny wong addressed the crowd gathered just the on the steps of city hall. We couldve been rounded up and placed in detention centers. Reporter wong says she, her parents, and her two sisters came to the United States illegally from taiwan when she was only six years old. Her fami...

Telling her side of the story. You know she actually has some plans for the future. Shes thinking about running for the board of supervisors. Youre kidding . Perhaps also applying to be the new independent watchdog over the jails. Okay. So she got let go from the jail and thinking about maybe shell come back and watch over the jails because she knows what goes on there. She has a perspective, no question. She definitely has perspective. Clearly, were waiting ochon ou report to be ready. Well come back. We have it now. This is the first interview, the First Television interview with amy since s...