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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110509:23:54:00 - Vimarsana News

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Polynesian. western explorers brought them to europe in the united states in the 18th and 19th centuries and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. now we know about the next shuttle launch. nasa reports today it will try again a week from today to launch space shuttle endeavour. they expect repairs should be finished by then. there have been three delays for this second to last scheduled shuttle mission because of scheduling and technical problems. the commander of this mission, mark kelly is set to lead the crew. he, of course, married to the injured congresswoman gab...

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A series of three explosions between now and mid knit. knight. the explosions suppose stod slow the rising waters around cia operative yoa illinois but completely flood some prime farmland in missouri. nasa says that there will be no shuttle launch until at least a week from tomorrow. entefs"endeavour"'s final missn delayed because of a faulty on the shuttle. i'm ainsley earhardt. back to greta. >> greta: what about pakistan? our next guest says the united states needs to stand by that volatile country despite growing speculation tha of

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And tornadoes that killed more than 300 people and levelled entire neighborhoods. tonight, 800,000 homes are still without power. hardest hit, of course, tuscaloosa, alabama, where 44 people are confirmed dead. president obama toured the damage today and met with survivors. >> i've got to say, i have never seen devastation like this. it is heartbreaking. we were just talking to some residents here who were lucky enough to escape alive but have lost everything. they mentioned that their neighbors had lost two of their grandchildren in the process. what you're seeing here is the consequence of j...

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Grandchildren in the process. what you're seeing here is the consequence of just a few minutes of this extraordinarily powerful storm sweeping through this community. >> the president promised to expedite federal aid to all states affected by the storms. nasa scrubbed the shuttle launch that congresswoman gabrielle giffords traveled to florida to see. a problem with the heating system delayed it by three days at least. mark kelly is the commander. the first family was there. president obama met the "endeavour" crew and visited with giffords for about ten minutes. and a storybook royal wedd...

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Moment no doubt in my mind. i don't mind the shuttle retiring. it is probably time to retire the shuttle. we have modified it over the last 30 years, and it is still the most remarkable flying machine by mankind, but it is time to move on and go to the next step. the disturbing part is that after the next launch in the end of june here of "atlantis" that is the last shuttle launch, but we are not phasing in the next manned space vehicle the orion program, because it has been put on delay. >> what do you think that this will mean for the space program? >> well, i think that we need to -- well, ...