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Is scheduled to be in florida. but at this point, wolf, the administration has not signed off even if nasa says they can do it, the administration has not signed off yet on going ahead with that flight, but nasa is apparently now looking into the feasibility. wolf? >> how would they do it? do they have the hardware to get it done? can they do it? >> yeah, now, that is the interesting part. i think that ultimately, you will find that nasa is going to come out and say, yes, we can do it. in fact, i talked to senator ben nelson, the senator from florida who is a huge proponent of space agency, an...

In the white house. our sister network, hbo, they get the mini series that starts sunday night at 9:00 p.m. thank you very much. and could nasa extend the life of the space shuttle program beyond this year's expiration date? we have new information coming into "the situation room." this is not

And jim in colorado says people go ga ga over watching people watch golf are not about to let broken marriage vows break up the mania. and lou says, oh for heaven sakes who cares? you are talking about a not attractive dude with the morals of a alley cat. and meanwhile the rest of the world is worried about putting food on their table and worried if they are sick or injured. please. if you want to read more on this go to my blog at cnn.com/caffertyfile. wolf? >> we have a lot of tweets making that exact point, jack, who cares, but a lot of people do as you and i know. >> the "new york post" mu...

Nasa's shuttle program is scheduled to fly one more mission before the fleet is retired this year, but could the deadline be extended? cnn's john zarrella has been looking into the story for us. john, how serious is this talk that maybe it could be extended into 2011, let's say? >> well, wolf, you know, right now the current plan is for the shuttle fleet to be retired in september with the launch of the shuttle "discovery," but multiple sources at the u.s. space agency, nasa, have told ple that they are looking into the feasibility of extending, adding one more shuttle flight that would happen...