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the artemis program aims to land humans on the unexplored lunar south pole of the moon in the next few years and ultimately serve as a way to get to mars. nasa administrator bill nelson says we're returning to the moon to live, work and survive. let's get right to the kennedy space center, cnn's space and defense correspondent kristin fisher is there. kristen, how are we looking so far? >> reporter: it is too soon to say, john. nasa has already successfully troubleshooted two big issues this morning, that's the good news. the first issue was they made it through some pretty severe po...

blastoff. nasa will try to launch the rocket again on friday for the six-week test flight if it can the fix that engine. if it is successful, artemis is poised to carry astronauts back to the moon nearly 50 years since astronauts last walked on the moon. new fallout from the fbi search of president trump's florida home. the director of national intelligence is launching an assessment of the potential risk to national security, including to human intelligence sources. a florida judge appointed by trump is prepared to grant his request for an independent official to review everything...

And they knew that the certification process would not approve the technologies that they adopted. i think it's fine to be an innovator. you know, the sub that you sat in, that we built and that i operated to the deepest place on the planet, was an experimental craft. i own it. it was not certified. it was an experimental craft, just like, you know, the mercury and gemini and apollo rockets were experimental craft. they weren't certified, but they weren't taking passengers either. you know, i think the second that you create a business model around asking people for $250,000 to take them to so...

And to his faith and without those, he felt like he could not have gotten through on the other side with such a robust and i think contagious kind of optimism that kcarried him right to the end. neil: now, he was an active church goers he went and wanted to be, and you reached out to those, and gene cermak, who went to the moon if he could only see the crowded church on that backed day. but you embraced him, he, you. i found that to be a happy message there. >> it was, we had him speak at an annual veterans day service, we had one the other day, have one every year and ought out of that a wond...

Lightning strikes. so i live there for several years and we have lightning researchers at the universities there because of that. now, the hydrogen fuel leak is even more concerning but they sound like they've been able to handle that as well. if you work in space, whether it's an astronomy or launching things into space you're accustomed to this. inclement weather and technical difficulties are incredibly common and you just have to wait and see. >> i would joke having covered the shuttle launches, it was almost like a paid -- almost a paid vacation sometimes because you always knew it would ...