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Its about being seen and been heard live. From london. This is Cnn Newsroom with Max Foster and christina macfarlane. Hello, a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the u. S. And around the world. Im Max Foster and im christina macfarlane. Its wednesday, august 28, 9 00 a. M. Here in london, 4 00 a. M. In washington, where the u. S. Justice department is keeping the Election Subversion Case five, against Donald Trump, special Counsel Jack Smith filed a Slimmer Indictment against the former president for his involvement in the January 6 insurrection that hes betting will hold up to the supr...

From the splashdown site. these are big ships. the first time they're ever doing it, right, so once they get there, you actually have to, you know, physically hook some cables and stuff to get this -- get the spacecraft out of the ocean and on to the dock of that ship. so, you know, that's going to take a few minutes. first time they've ever done this before, but they've been training for it for quite a bit of time. but overall it should take about five hours, this isn't going to be something that you're going to see happen over the course of five minutes. it takes time. >> okay. >> but what y...

System in the 1950s was a military project, but it changed how america lived. it created a zillion jobs and created a huge economy. so this is not just going to the moon but beyond the moon. nasa starts about the artemis generation that these kids coming up now will have regular access to the moon, the space around the spmoon. what can we become? >> this is mind blowing stuff. so exciting. you are a wealth of knowledge, professor. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. all right. for more on the bad weather concerns that forced nasa to move this splashdown site, let's turn to our meteoro...

Almost half a century after the last Apollo mission launched to the lunar soil, NASA is returning to the moon with Artemis I.

The ocean. this missile landed about 93 miles northwest of a japanese island. if you look at flight dead, this was an air france flight in the skies about 60 miles away at the same time, that's about seven minutes flying time. there was no incident involving the flight, of course. air france has said that north korea's missile test zones don't interfere with their flying routes. they say they closely monitor potentially dangerous airways, and they adapt their flight plans accordingly. certainly that's something that all airliners do. but yes, the fact that this airplane was so close to the spl...