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>> petaluma born marine colonel nicole mann has become the first first native american woman eveo travel to space. >> first one through the hatch l be nicole mann. >> wide eyed, she was the first to come through the hatch from the spacex capsule and meet the space station crew after a 29-hour trek. she was also commanding the mission. a first for spacex. she sent this message back home after meeting her fellow astronaut. >> it is incredible to be in space! look, mom! i'm finally in in space! it has been a pleasure. >> amazing. despite mounting tensions over the ukraine invasion, the trip marked the first time in 20 years that a russian cosmonaut hitched a ride ride to the space station from s kennedy space center. > >> back here on earth, chp officers in santa rosa got a break from helping stranded drivers and helped a stranded owl. they found this guy. he was was standing in the middle of the street. officers were worried he was injured. luckily, injured. luckily, the owl was very comfortable with strangers and let the officers pick him up up and they took the owl to the sonoma county w

the day, it may be the biggest in all of sports, the video of draymond green's >> petaluma-born nicole mann had at the space station. she's the first native american woman to ever travel to space. >> the first one the hatch is going to be nicole mann. >> she was the first to come toe hatch from the space x castle and meet the space station crew after a 29-hour trek. she was also committing the mission. man sent this message back home. >> is incredible to be. mom, look! i'y in space! >> the trip also marked the fitime i20 years that a wre to the space station from affecs kennedy space center. >> zero gravity hair. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> you had that was when you came back from the wind. >> i kind of still do. >> we will see how ryan comes te door a little later. >> he is going to be frozen. we all came back a little blue. >> even downtown where it has been sunny. > >> the temperature is only 58 degrees. the fog is going to spread out later tonight. it is a similar pattern compared to what we have seen the last sevel days. it is more reminiscent of june. warm to hot conditions ind tom

nicole mann graduated from rancho cotati high school in and is the first indigenous woman from go to space. so incredible. speaking of space, the stars. there's no weather up in space. that is true. yeah. just a big vacuum up there to get back down here on earth. we got. >> plenty of stuff to talk about so that we do. yeah, we've got to the week, of course, and we've got that fog rolling in right now. but i think the fog not the major factor. couple patches out there right now into the bay. you see a couple of patches just beginning to move in. now. but most of this is right down on the deck. so pretty low level fog. and that's what's going to happen. high pressure going to continue to build in here the next couple of days. temperatures out the door. it is 80 degrees right now in san jose. a very nice 85 degrees in santa rosa. cooler along the coastline with that sea breeze blowing again. 59 in san francisco. 56 degrees in half moon bay. right? kind of interesting pattern. now developing all in the pacific, you can see a lot of stormy weather out the middle of the pacific right now.

. >> that was commander nicole mann reporting back and confirming their visors are closed. they are ready to arm the launch escape system. >> you can see the crewmembers pulling the straps and making sure they are buckled in. from the crew perspective, the relaxation time is over. >> it's all business now. went to make sure you're in your seat ferment tight. for the operation of fueling. this is also the part of the operation that starts to be different than training. you can't capture -- >> verified armed. >> we got the verification of the armed escape system. >> from a training perspective, the sounds and things the crew will hear during the loading operation are different than they will be able to capture from a training perspective. now is when it begins to get different from a crew perspective. >> there is no simulating that system. >> falcon 9's will be venting. expect loud venting. >> they tried to capture with the audio if you will. as you heard that just came through, you need to get reminded to expect loud venting during some of the operations. these are new thing

from this viewpoint it is commander nicole mann on your screen. >> hard capture complete, moving on to ring retraction and then umbilical. >> copy, copy. >> there we just heard the hard capture is complete. good news there. sandra: that is the call we wanted to hear, all 12 of the hooks have made it to the states to -- space station as expected. we do have a hard capture. >> once the crew gives confirmation docking is complete they will be given the go to dock or take off their spacesuits, then begins the couple our process of opening the various hatches both on the dragon side as well as on the station side. even though they have arrived at station and we have confirmed hard stock there is still a couple of hours left to go before the crew gets -- before the crew-5

the commander is nicole mann, the first indigenous woman sent into orbit by nasa.ly female cosmonaut on active duty for the russian space agency. the crew dragon capsule is scheduled to dock with the space station later today, joining seven others already working there. the liftoff comes ten days after nasa's successful mission to target an asteroid millions of miles away. david pogue has that story. >> reporter: little asteroids strike the earth's atmosphere every single day. it's the big ones we worry about. >> i've never been able to sit still watching any of the asteroid movies and not just want to get up and walk away. >> reporter: m.i.t. professional richard minzel wrote the book on asteroids. he also invented the torino scale, a 10-point danger scale for ast steroids. >> all the asteroids we know of today are so small that they don't matter or they're for sure no possibility of impact. >> reporter: so it sounds like asteroids wiping out humanity should not be at the top of the list of our worries. >> asteroids do not keep me awake at night unless i'm up stud

and then, of course, for nicole mann. astronauts are allowed to bring personal items with them. commander mann was asked what she was bringing. she said among personal items, a gift that her mother gave her years ago. it's a dream catcher. there's, of course, the immediate connection to the culture she represents, but also to the fact dreams come true, and we're looking at proof of that right now. >> that is a remarkable story. martin savidge, grateful for that insightful reporting. we watch the picture there, the dragon crew taking off. thanks for getting us started. now a shift back to where we normally are at noon to "inside politics." a shock story claims hershel walker paid for a woman's abortion back in 2009. republicans want you to see this as a late campaign democratic spear, but many georgia republicans according to "politico" also knew about these accusations months ago and chose to ignore them, believing it would pass by, that the campaign could get to election day without it getting public. this morning, more strategy, deny, deny, deny. now casting doubt that it's his

nicole mann was born in petaluma and earned her master's degree at stanford. reporter matt finn has more. >> an astonishing 260 miles above the earth. the first native american woman in space is reflecting on her journey. so far the emotions are absolutely overwhelming. nasa astronaut nicole mann floated into the international space station on october 6th, one day after blasting off from earth in a spacex falcon 9 rocket. she'll spend the next 5 months working on the iss with 3 americans, 3 russians and one japanese astronaut just highlights our diversity. >> and how incredible it is when we come together as a human species, the 45 year-old trailblazer joined nasa as a part of a 2013 class of astronauts as follows her career as a marine colonel and test pilot. >> flying combat missions in iraq away from her husband and 10 year-old son and brought a little piece of home into space. a small dreamcatcher given to her by her mother when she was young. the astronaut says the tree kit offers protection and provides strength during challenging times. i have that in m

. > >> nicole mann has officially arrived at the international space station. she is the first native american woman ever to tl to travel to space. >> here we come through, the first one through the head wille the commander, nicole mann. and, and now, -- >> she was the first to come through the hatch and meet the space station crew after a 29 hour track. she was also the command mission. she sent this message back home after meeting her fellow astronauts. >> it is incredible to be a space mom. i am in space. >> i love that, shouting out mom, despite the mounting tensions, this is the first time time in 20 years that a russian cosmonaut hitched a ride to the space station from the kennedy space center. what an incredible incredible moment and accomplishment. >> she is inspiring. i am distracted by the people that are upside down. they are just casually upside down. it's like wait a minute, what is going on? on there? >> that was awesome. just another day at the office. > >> it is 9 minutes after 6:00. we have a new chapter for one oe legendary radio stations. we

nicole mann was born in petaluma. >> i think it is important that we recognize that there are all differentypes of people on board the international space station, not from different countries, but from different backgrounds and nationalities. what that does is it just highlights our diversity, and how incredible it is when we come together as a human species . the wonderful things that we can do and accomplish. >> when we come together, right? man rocketed into orbit with spacex on october 5th, and she brought one personal item with her on board. >> the only personal thing that i brought along those lines is a dream catcher from my mother . and that is something that i have always held dear as a child. it is the strength to know that i have the support of my family and community back home. and that when things are difficult, or things are getting hard, or i am getting burnt out, or frustrated, that strength is something i will draw on to continue towards a successful mission. >> she is catching her dreams right there. she says it's been incredible so far seeing the colors of the clouds and

program, which roscosmos and nasa agreed on, except for her in the crew included the americans nicole mann and josh kassada, as well as the japanese korite avocata, the team will have to spend 145 days on the orbital complex let's return to the topic of the special operation dedicated to it musicians of the work of alexander and sklyar sergey galanin, about 20 more artists, many of whom were at the forefront, included a collection of poetry of the russian summer. our correspondent alexander kanevich. communicated with the authors. the silamis are worth the fire. they look at the snow and on the tanks and kostya tell me who it is hitting on ours, those who were not finished off on ours. the poem ghosts of olga the old woman, who herself comes from sevastopol, is dedicated to mariupol, the author seemed to have overheard the conversation of two famous soviet poets konstantin simonov and lisilvinsky, who during the great patriotic war participated in the liberation of donbass from the nazis, and all poets write his modern heroes. whose works were included in the collection of elena zaslavskay

commander nicole mann became the first native american woman in space.. in 20 years. it's a show of unity in space despite escalating tensions here on earth. perhaps a lesson from the final frontier. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

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cw sixth crew to the international space station on board the dran the dragon capsule, commander nicole mann, who was born in petaluma, she is the first native american woman in space and is a member of the tribe in mendocino county. and joining , joining her, the first russian cosmonaut to ride aboard a u.s. spacecraft in two decades. > >> all right, first it was the l the nobel prize in physics, now the bay area's home to a recipient for the nobel prize in chemistry. so along with her colleagues right now, two stanford professors, caroline made strides in click chemistry. it allows scientists to modify molecules in living organisms without obstructing processes occurring in the cells. we'll be back ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o' >> o'donnell: tonight, as president biden visits hurricane-ravaged florida and promises lasting support, the new action his administration is taking on gas prices that are on the rise. the president tours damage with political rival republican governor ron desantis, but says the two are in complete lockstep in helping the hurricane's victims. >> we're not

. >> reporter: on board the spacex capsule, a historic set of passengers, including commander nicole mann, the first native american woman to go to space, and 38-year-old russian cosmonaut anna. >> we will do our job the best way. >> reporter: she is the first cosmonaut to ride aboard a u.s. spacecraft in two decades, and it comes with strained relations between the u.s. and russia over the war in ukraine. before launch, crew members says it hasn't been a distraction. >> i am thinking a lot about myn my own tasks for space program. >> we are not talking about much other than, you know, the mission and what we need to do to be successful. >> reporter: in july, russia announced it will end its participation in the international space station in 2024, but until then, nasa and russia's space agency have agreed to a seat swap to help each other stay in space. >> we can continue to support eh support each other, to help each other, and to be a good partner to each other like the best buddy system. >> reporter: a rare chance to leave some problems on earth and work together in space. bry space.

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astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho cut on a high school in rohnert park in 95. and as part of the crew heading for the international space station, the rocket blasted off from cape canaveral in florida yesterday. man is joined on board by one other american, a japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonaut. it's going to take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will spend 6 ponce carrying out science experiments. how cool? >> well, the 41st annual san francisco fleet week celebrations continued. and if you've been in the city, you've likely noticed a large ships that are docked along the embarcadero. you can tour the ships through sunday sailors on the uss harpers ferry gave us a look inside. >> so you get a brief tour of the bridge. the flight deck. >> the mission, bay area. and then now you'll be interacting with something fantastic. sailors who are stationed aboard the ship and aboard the ship. >> well, there are 2 navy ships and each peer they docked at 30. 32 pierre, 35 in pier 19 tours open from 10 until 4. >> you can also see them in the

station, the rocket has four crew members on board — including russian cosmonaut, anna kikina — nicole mann this edition of newsday. stay with bbc world news. goodbye for now. hello. it stays windy for the rest of the week. there will be a brief lull at the start of the weekend — we'll take a look at that in a moment. first of all, let's deal with thursday's weather — and, well, there'll be some sunshine to be had, there'll be some showers, though, and it will remain blustery — you can see the isobars close together on the pressure chart here. this one weak weather front will be the focus for some thicker cloud in places, weatherfronts pushing back in towards the northwest, as it will be turning wetter again later in the day, especially western scotland. much cooler start to the day than it was on wednesday morning, 5—10 degrees cooler in wales and england. a lot of sunshine here to begin the day. showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northwest england — in fact, a cloudy zone from north wales running across parts of the midlands and northern england will have some showery out

space station, the rocket has four crew members on board — including russian cosmonaut anna kikina, nicole mannder of our top story: south korea and the us have heavily criticised north korea forfiring two more short range missiles, which landed in the sea ofjapan. on tuesday pyonyang fired a missile overjapan — which travelled a,600 kilometres before falling into the pacific ocean. there is plenty more details on our website, there is plenty more details on ourwebsite, it there is plenty more details on our website, it is bbc.com/news, including reporting from andrew harding on the drought in somalia. search it on our search bar. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @gareth barlow. hello. it stays windy for the rest of the week. there will be a brief lull at the start of the weekend — we'll take a look at that in a moment. first of all, let's deal with thursday's weather — and, well, there'll be some sunshine to be had, there'll be some showers, though, and it will remain blustery — you can see the isobars close together on the pressure chart here. this one weak weather front will be the focus fo

nicole mann, the first native american in space, is the commander of the crew—five mission.business stories.- shortly with all the top business stories. hello. it stays windy for the rest of the week. there will be a brief lull at the start of the weekend — we'll take a look at that in a moment. first of all, let's deal with thursday's weather — and, well, there'll be some sunshine to be had, there'll be some showers, though, and it will remain blustery — you can see the isobars close together on the pressure chart here. this one weak weather front will be the focus for some thicker cloud in places, weatherfronts pushing back in towards the northwest, as it will be turning wetter again later in the day, especially western scotland. much cooler start to the day than it was on wednesday morning, 5—10 degrees cooler in wales and england. a lot of sunshine here to begin the day. showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, north—west england — in fact, a cloudy zone from north wales running across parts of the midlands and northern england will have some showery outbreaks

the rocket has four crew members on board including the russian cosmonaut anna kikina and nicole mannill take part in 250 scientific investigations including 3d printing, human cells and also growing some tomatoes. you can see all the details on our website. you can also find me on line on twitter. i'm @garethbarlow. it stays windy for the rest of the week. there will be a brief lull at the start of the weekend — we'll take a look at that in a moment. first of all, let's deal with thursday's weather — and, well, there'll be some sunshine to be had, there'll be some showers, though, and it will remain blustery — you can see the isobars close together on the pressure chart here. this one weak weather front will be the focus for some thicker cloud in places, weatherfronts pushing back in towards the northwest, as it will be turning wetter again later in the day, especially western scotland. much cooler start to the day than it was on wednesday morning, 5—10 degrees cooler in wales and england. a lot of sunshine here to begin the day. showers across parts of scotland, northern ireland, no

cruise control, 30 hour ride for docking with these, tomorrow afternoon, they are nasa astronauts nicole mannn woman to get to space and the mission commander, pilot josh kusada, koichi yokana and anna co coquina, he spoke the first words on board going 10,000 miles an hour. >> three rookies are happy to be in space right now, one veteran astronaut is to be back as well. >> reporter: as the crew rocketed on the second stage the main booster came down for another perfect landing on the ship called just read the instructions, they will live and work in low earth orbit 250 miles above earth conducting hundreds of scientific research projects. the artemis mission, the first test flight and first of 32 land americans on the lunar surface, first time in 50 years since the last apollo mission, got delayed, and nasa is targeting mid-november. and it was downgraded to a tropical storm. and dumped 14 inches of rain in this region, standing water in puddles, and everything here at kennedy space center essentially normal. everybody very happy after an optimistic morning with a 90% weather good for go con

we are talking about nicole mann. she had four other astronauts are headed to the international space station, lift off at 9:00 this morning. jobina: and it is five months. reggie: whatever it is, that is too long for me. kumasi: three hours would be too long for you. drew: and we are down, i'm like that is enough. kumasi: it is quick. drew: and pricey. jobina: that too. reggie: maybe two nights. like vegas. -- drew: simple needs. reggie: a weird toilet situation. ♪ >>> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, a growing humanitarian crisis in florida after hurricane ian. urgent door-to-door search as residents in the hardest hit areas line up for food and water. shelters are full as president biden heads to the storm zone to survey the devastation. >>> russians on the run. ukrainian forces make new advances gaining ground on two fronts. could they retake a key city? >>> urgent halloween warning. rainbow fentanyl. now 15,000 pills seized, some in this yellow lego box. >> this is every parent's worst nightmare

we have commander nicole mann on board. we've also got a russian astronaut on board. space programs continue to cooperate. ten days ago, we had an american go up on a rocket. so these are two headlines given the tension between the united states and russia, we continue to have cooperation on the space station and now we are going to be bringing her up to the station. i talked to her, by the way, and i asked her and asked the commander the same thing, any tension right now in space or in training? they both said no. we got to focus on the mission because our lives depend on each other. so they try to avoid the topic of ukraine and the threats of nuclear attacks. also two other people on board, we've got the pilot. he's a navy fighter pilot and a test pilot, philadelphia in physics and another astronaut's fifth voyage to space. they're going to be lifting off at noon. five months on the space station. a lot of science on board the station as well. jose? >> tom, when is this thing set to takeoff? >> reporter: we're lifting off at noon eastern time and they will dock with

nicole mann, a master's degree in mechanical engineering. josh kasada, a navy fighter pilot. we talk about the 38-year-old russian cosmonaut, incredibly impressive resume for her and her accomplishments in science in moscow. finally, koichi wokada is likely to set a record in cumulative amount in space. this is not his first rodeo. this is his fifth trip to space. i talked to all of them. they are all very committed to the mission. let me listen for a minute as we approach a critical moment here. >> that callout for shannon ireland indicative of our final abort zone. after this, we will see second stage shutoff and be listening for confirmation of a good orbit which tells us the crew and dragon are exactly where they need to be. >> we had confirmation it has shut down simultaneously the entry -- >> orbital insertion. >> you heard that call for a good insertion. we will coast for a few minutes. >> there we can see the drone ship coming into view as falcon nine attempts -- >> landing deployed. >> see the landing lights have deployed. [ applause ] >> as you can see on your scree

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they are nicole mann, a marine from california, and the first african american woman and the commanderip, and a russian. the commander spoke the first words from the capsule going about 10,000 miles an hour. >> that was a smooth ride, we have three rookies that are pretty happy to be floating in space right now, and one veteran astronaut who is pretty happy to be back as well. >> as the crew rocketed on the second stage, the main booster came back down for another perfect landing on the ship called just read the instructions. they will be living and working in low earth orbit, two will be, for six months. the uncrewed first test flight and the first of three to eventually land americans on the lunar surface was delayed by hurricane ian leading nasa to give it that slow rollback back to the hangar. nasa is now targeting some time in mid to late november for their next launch attempt. by the time ian got here, no longer a hurricane, it was a tropical storm. it also delayed today's launch by two days, and when it got here, it was still something to be reckoned with. 14 inches of rain, a l

all right, these astronauts on the way, the russian cosmonaut, nicole mann of nasa, and the japanese astronaut who just said i cannot believe i'm going into space. so first timer, very excited about that opportunity. but what is so staggering about all of this, folks, i probably get a little ahead of myself, tip my bias toward the marvel of space travel we're picking up the pace extremely. i find it particularly inspiring today, with all the problems going on in florida after that horrific storm, we'll update you on that, president of the united states expected there very shortly, later this hour, that this is something that is well primed and going on and not interrupted, that is space journeys that made that state, its various launchpads, including today from 39-a iconic so many missions lately this one, and apollo xi and all the major flights and apollo soyuz, link-up with russians in the first place. they still do that, we still do that. trouble, and all mother nature and all, we still marvel. so do they. stay with us. you are watching fox business. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my husb

nicole. mann is now at the international space station man, and her crew safely docked yesterday after a 29 hour flight man is the first native american woman in space. the crew will spend months on the iss conducting more than 200 experiments. first lady jill biden made a stop in san francisco today in support of breast cancer research this morning, mrs. biden got a tour of ucsf's cancer center. she got to see some of the advances being made in breast cancer research later in the afternoon the first lady delivered a speech at an event hosted by the democratic congressional campaign committee at the fairmont hotel. there are three recipients of this year's nobel peace prize. jailed belarus human rights advocate alice bagaliotsky is the only individual the other recipients are organizations. the russian human rights group memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil libert. they have made. an outstanding effort to document war crimes human rights abuses and the abuse of pow

astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho could county high school in rohnert park in 1995 and is part of the crew heading for the international space station. a space 10 falcon 9 rocket blasted off from cape canaveral, florida today and is joined on board by one other american japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonaut. it will take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will then spend 6 months carrying out science experiments. united airlines is set to resume flights from san francisco to hong kong in the new year. that's according to a new report. >> the chicago based a carrier is one of only a handful of major airlines to resume flights into hong kong. hong kong has largely been cut off to international tourists since the beginning of the pandemic last month, hong kong started to ease or covid-19 restrictions ending their mandatory hotel quarantines for inbound travelers. next tonight on kron 4 news today. we are following breaking news about the kidnapper said family. just moments ago police announcing disturbing developments in their investigation of the missi

that's how long it takes the international space station to orbit the earth and on board nicole mannoman in space from the iss on wednesday. she said she is overwhelmed by both of beauty and the delicacy of mother earth. perhaps what she is seeing and experiencing. we'll get a little less thrilling by hurt the time her stay on the space station is finished five months from now, but i'll bet not. i think it's still going to be a thrill. what a privilege it must be to see our planet from that vantage point. and what a privilege it is to watch her make history from our vantage point. more these days where marking these important milestones in all walks of life from science to the c-suite to sports and politics barriers are coming down and what really matters with each one our country is taken to new heights. in the cold man's case quite literally. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. all right, that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel

that's petaluma native nicole mann, the first native american woman in space. she is one of the now 11 crew membert on the international space station following the arrival of the space x dragon last night, the new crew, which includes 2 other astronauts and a cosmonaut will spend months aboard orbiting the orbiting laboratory conducting more than 200 scientific experiments. >> coming up, we're going to tell you about santa clara's, a new plan to prevent illegal dumping and clean up the streets. >> a warning about electric cars tonight which are exploding all over florida after getting inundated by water from hurricane ian. >> and the first lady in the bay area today touring local cancer research centers. more on doctor joe biden's visit after the break. ur internet isn't ideal... dad made the brilliant move get us t-mobile me internet. ... t everybody'online during e day so we lose speeds. ' become... ..octurnal. ll... i'up. 'n kids. is. sucks. ll if you just switch ybe you don' ve to be vampires. oa... ay, yikes. sorry, i wasn'thinking. don'really use the v w

astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho cut at a high school in rohnert park. back in 1995. and his part of the crew heading for the international space station. the rocket blasted off from cape canaveral, florida today. man is joined on board by one other american. a japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonaut. it will take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will spend 6 months carrying out a number of space experiments. the 41st annual san francisco fleet week. celebrations continue today. if you've been in the city, you likely noticed the largest ships docked along the embarcadero in san francisco. you can tour the ships from tomorrow through sunday today, sailors on the uss harpers ferry gave us a look inside. so you get a brief tour of the bridge. the flight deck. >> the mission, bay area. and then now you'll be interacting with something fantastic. sailors who are stationed aboard the ship and aboard the ship. >> there are 2 navy ships at each peer they docked at 30. 32 pierre, 35 and peer 19. the tours are open from 10 in the morning until 4. you

on board, commander nicole mann, a marine fighter and the first native american woman in space. maybe pilot josh cassidy, japanese astronaut, and russian cosmonaut, and a coquina, the first russian on a u.s.-based craft in 20 years, told me she and her crewmates don't talk about the war in ukraine or russia nuclear threats. >> we are focusing on our unique single aim. and we have no time for something else. took as russian cosmonaut flew a russian flag in space, russia will soon leave the space station and build its own. he has since been replaced. then today, another top russian space official seems to reverse course. how one will you be a partner with the international partners in this program? >> as i said, many years ago, more than 40 years ago, and we will continue our cooperation as long as i can imagine. >> reporter: continued cooperation, former cosmonaut sergei creek alive was asked if he was trying to ease tensions and turn down the temperature with nasa. >> answer is yes. we understand that it makes sense to keep flying because of this excellent infrastructure that bu

nasa astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho could top a high school in rohnert park in 1995. is part of the crew heading for the international space station. spacex falcon 9 rocket as you saw there, blasted off from cape canaveral, florida today. reporter amanda holly picks up the story from there. >> historic launch pad. 39 a once again sits empty behind me. 2 nasa astronauts, one japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonaut are now all on their way to the international space station. >> the astronauts of crew 5 will now spend 6 months in space to conduct research next generation. >> a direct back here on earth. and i just feel really fortunate to be in another national labs. this mission will focus on over 200 science experiments. some of which involve growing need tissue and culturing human heart cells to test new drug treatments for things like heart disease or mission on board the international space station of developing this technology and research to benefit all of humankind is really what brings us together. a russian cosmonaut is on board the crew dragon for the first

. >> and blast off with the first indigenous woman and our own bay area native nicole mann onboard the mission commander and she graduate cotati high. she's actually born and raised it first in petaluma. yeah. then she went on to look at naval academy, the and then to stanford because why astors at stanford then enjoyed a stellar career. >> in the navy became a colonel in the marine corps. she's a combat pilot. she's a test pilot. she was a test pilot for the f a 18 and the f 18 super hornet. the 2 tours of combat in iraq and afghanistan. and now this is her first trip into space. okay. let's talk about the timeline so that you saw the blast off. that was yesterday is 29 hours. and so they will be up landing docking with docking today just one of 51, 57. our time almost 2 o'clock this afternoon. >> what will the weather be as we talk about the blue angels is issue. could fly out with her pinky. yeah. those are if a team's yeah. so she could have flown and with eyes closed water on a foggy her there. >> yeah, i'm sure. once she gets into space, that is going to be an incredible and an f

nasa astronaut nicole mann floated into the international space station on october 6th, one day afterlasting off from earth in a spacex falcon 9 rocket. she'll spend the next 5 months working on the iss with 3 americans, 3 russians and one japanese astronaut just highlights our diversity. >> and how incredible it is when we come together as a human species, the 45 year-old trailblazer joined nasa as a part of a 2013 class of astronauts as follows her career as a marine colonel and test pilot. >> flying combat missions in iraq away from her husband and 10 year-old son and brought a little piece of home into space. a small dreamcatcher given to her by her mother when she was young. the astronauts as the tree kit offers protection and provides strength during challenging times. i have that in my crew quarters every you know, to remind me of my family and my community as a child man says she was fascinated with stars and space. but at the time she thought the goal of actually going to space was out of the realm of possibilities. now she's inspiring the next generation of young explorers t

got to quickly mention as we've got john coming up here, congratulations to bay area astronaut nicole manne just lift it off. >> space x is sending her up to the international space station. >> born in petaluma went to high school here, went to college at stanford. we can say we know our land space, newer and i mean, she's a colonel in the u.s. marines. so she's accomplished to that. but we're all happier families obviously cheering her on. that's amazing. and i think they'll be more excited which comes back. i know. i would say all right. james actually trying to say is take me with but yeah, we are definitely looking at a view above the grey right here. not quite up >> tories that this morning, but definitely down in the clouds. most of us are sitting right there in the gray from suture tower. unfortunately, this gray's been hanging out with us all the way down in san jose. >> the route palo alto to san francisco for much of the morning. but going to be burning off over the next few hours here. and as we move into the afternoon, another clear one is expected to head of us. this is the tr

astronaut nicole mann graduated from rancho coat at a high school in runner park in 1995. >> and as part of the crew heading for the international space station, the rocket blasted off from cape canaveral, florida today and man is joined on board by one other american and japanese astronaut and a russian cosmonauts. now it will take them about 29 hours to reach the space station where they will then spend 6 months carrying out science experiments. and speaking of making history, talk about child being a team of ocean explorers discovered a shark tooth this week that they believe may actually date back to millions of years ago and could trace back to extinct. a monster of the deep sounds a little scary. i know the exploration of vessel nautilus team described the 2 as an awesome find on wednesday and the potential age and large of and large size of the twos could hand towards its origin. now, the fossil find came from an expedition to johnston atoll, which is part of the pacific remote islands, marine national monument located west of hawaii. this tooth was first found in the ocean at a d

florida where the launch complex is located, in addition to kikina, the crew included americans nicole mann the japanese kaitilokata they will spend 145 days on the iss docking the ship from the station planned back, the country of peck today agreed to reduce oil production by 2 million barrels per day at once, and these plans were known in advance and according to cnn they caused panic in the bai administration. yes, democrats fear that imitation of oil and, as a result, rising prices at gas stations will undermine their chances of success in the midterm congressional elections, however, the stakes in the struggle for energy markets. much higher than rivalry for congressional seats roman sobol on decisions of guardianships and the consequences of the energy crisis? analysts nevkus, having gathered in vienna, will announce a reduction in production by 500,000 barrels, someone made a bet on a whole million per day, but exporters did not exchange for trifles and decided to lower quotas immediately above 2 million barrels for russia, however, almost nothing has changed. our production was alre

this mission is still an historic first, like the first female commander for space-x nicole mann who russian cosmonaut on an american rocket, the only woman currently in russia's astronaut corps. her mission by a recently signed seat swap agreement because they want to ensure one american and one russian are on board the space station at all times. it will be about a 29-hour trip. all of the astronauts are signed on for a six-month-long stay. so we'll see you in april, space folks. >>> i hope to see you from 30 rock here on earth, for chris jansing reports every weekday at 1:00 here on msnbc. a quick programming note before we go, on monday, be sure to listen to the first two episodes of msnbc's newest original podcast series, rachel maddow presents "ultra" back at the mic with a gripping true story of american extremism. scan the qr code on your screen to list tonight trailer and follow the podcast. "katy tur reports" starts next. t so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in th

and as we mentioned yesterday on board is nasa's nicole mann, the first native american woman to go intopace and the on that a bay area native born in the north bay parents to lose a pet up graduated from a high school. there also went on to the naval academy and then gradually got her master's from stanford. is that incredible. now out hurdle in the u.s. for part of that crew yet ruled for yeah, they're going to be docking with the iss about 05:00pm eastern. so little was that for 2 o'clock our time. so i'll be watching this afternoon to see that take place. but how about that's incorrect. >> i want to know when an qualified people can go to space. you know? i mean, yeah, yeah, yeah. that that will be our well. i find i'm she's amazing. and so with that are waiting for us for all of us to be able to, you know, i know we get up and more on or a homegrown superhero. she when she comes down. yes. love that. will talk to on the show. yeah. okay. john, stand by in the weather center actually on the peninsula. want to tell you real quickly, san mateo county is going to get 1.7 million dollars