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>> flight time. now two and a half. five feet. okay, houston, looks like a good area. looking good. forward, forward. that's good. three feet down. two and a half. 30 feet, two and a half. >> 30, 30 seconds. >> more forward. drifting to the right a little. five feet. 4 1/2. forward. >> come back right. >> contact. >> okay, engine stop. auto descent. command override off. alarm off. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has

>> you can feel it. >> okay. all flight controllers. >> go. >> go. >> gnc go. >> surgery >> surgeon. >> go. >> capcom, we're go for landing. >> eagle, houston, you're go for landing. over. >> roger. >> 1201. >> okay, the only callouts from now on will be fuel. >> stand by for 60. >> 60. >> 60 seconds. >> 60 seconds. >> flight time. now two and a half. five feet. okay, houston, looks like a good area.

>> flight time. now two and a half. five feet. okay. looks like a good area. looking good. forward, forward. that's good. repeat that. two and a half. 30 feet, two and a half. >> 30, 30 seconds. >> more forward. houston. forward. >> come back right. >> contact. >> engines stop. >> override off. alarm off.

Difficult to shoot down and have fairly short notice in terms of flight time. cruise missiles terrain following features to mask their approach. intermediate range missiles have very little notice from time they launch to the time they strike their target. >> reporter: it's part of a pattern of provocation. putin boasted of other advanced weapons he's developing. ists -- what's not clear is pulling out of that treaty will f fracture his relationship with putin. >> we had productive dialogue. >> reporter: experts say putin only had partial success getting what he wants from trump. putin likely ...

Pyeongchang. flight time would be around 27 minutes. they are trying to get many of those minutes to run towards relative safety so by the time the missile would hit, they would have a chance to reduce casualties. >> why did it take so long to get it corrected? >> officials in hawaii said basically, the person who was conducting a test that day, loaded in an actual alert message. not a test message and then when the computer asked him do you really want to send this message, he inadvertently pressed yes and it went firing out there to the radio and tv and to cell phones out there. quickly, the...