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25th and final mission in 2011, the space shuttle endeavour is being moved into an upright launch position. it s expected to be a yearslong process, but the first huge signs of progress are already reaching toward the sky. the booster rockets are already in place. the next piece to go upright will be the massive 150 feet long external fuel tank. the endeavour, which has been at the museum since 2012, will be the centerpiece of the new 200,000 square-foot samuel oschin air and space center. that s pretty cool. all right, well, that s tonight s s evening news. i had been talking about getting a camera for a while. announcer: a surprise from his girlfriend while their relationship was clicking. judge judy: how long did the camera remain in your possession? about a year-and-a-half. announcer: but. i gave my daughter the camera. judge judy: as a gift? no. announcer: should this ex change his focus. judge judy: from a moral perspective, i would think twice about keepin ....
Correspondent andrew pleitgen, and i am thrilled to cover this with you, because you were instrumental in covering matt damon s return from mars as you know in that film, fred. so tell us what happened as this lunar mission of russia s crashed into the moon. yes, it was in the final stages that the lunar landing went badly. it was unmanned that the russians were trying to send to the moon. and the first one was 47 years ago in 1976 that the russians last managed to land on the moon, and they lawned this and managed to bring it into the circling around the moon, and then they brought it into the elliptical orbit the land it on the moon, and that where it seemed to go badly and whether they believe that something with the booster rockets or some ....
Investigating the false electors. will they all some of us to get them? similarly in georgia. so put booster rockets in a sense in the georgia colonel indictment if it comes. because there is very strong evidence here that trump very much knew when they filed litigation that he was entering false statements. in fact was even told by eastman. we can t certify this because we know it s false. what do they do? jasmyn and trump certify it. so there is things like this. and there s another line in the, paragraph 66. they say the false electors are at the direction of trump and giuliani. that is also new information. which i don t know if this changes any politics in any which way but it maybe brings at home to the states of people. if the state prosecutors and local district attorneys to want to take it up or investigate giuliani for example. you re not talking about a whole lot more. in terms of the docket in how many more indictments could be coming in various jurisdictions. but one thi ....
I wish they hadn t done it. i want to remind folks that the arguments that the senators made who didn t vote to impeach the second time this is an improper way to handle this. it should be done through the legal system and the justice department. give it time. let s hope that they re consistent. now you all have had a chance to go through this in more detail. kind of a road map for state and local prosecutors. the indictment does raise new allegations that we did not know of before, for example, arizona. there is evidence here that says that trump and giuliani and eastman, when they called the house speaker rusty barrows, what did they ask him to do, to do things that violated his oath by telling him can you get your legislature to overturn the popular vote. arizona is investigating the false elects or the. will they also investigate them? similarly in georgia, booster rockets in a sense in the georgia criminal indictment if it comes. ....
Going through it. launch day suddenly it s for real. so you get into the vehicle a few hours before launch. and you re kind of going through all the checks, although on the spacex vehicle, it s about the same. about two hours, two and a half hours. so you ve got a lot of time there to wait for things to happen, and basically, you re going through the procedures. you re going through what you re going to do. and then it gets very real when you come down to the last couple of minutes, and you realize you re about to launch into space. the booster rockets light and you lift off the pad, then your heartbeat is definitely elevated, and you re along for the ride. actually, very quick, it only takes around nine minutes or so to get from the launch pad up into an orbital speed of 17,500 miles per hour. that is amazing. it never gets old to hear about it. crew six, as it s called, and you touched on this. ....