So, here's what's going on here at the Kennedy Space Center. Listen, this is exactly where America's new generation of space travel is headquartered, right. The Aremis program is all about taking astronauts back to the moon.Humanity's next great voyage begins. To start though, this Aremis 2 mission is a loop around the moon that sets the stage for future missions to land on the moon. But we want to show you exactly how the Aremis rocket program works.>> On Wednesday, April 1st, four astronauts, three Americ ...

Um, also not nothing, this piece of breaking news that's happening just in the last 30 minutes or so with a court hearing that was happening as we're on the air wrapping up for this huge Hollywood legal fight between um, Justin Baldon and Blake Lively after this federal judge tossed out late today most of Lively's claims in this sexual harassment suit against Baldoni. Remember, they were in It Ends With Us Together. Lively's lawyers had accused Baldoni of acting inappropriately on set and orchestrating a sm ...

Welcome back. Nearly seven weeks into the partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, the president says he will sign an executive order to pay all employees at DHS. Now, it remains unclear what the source of the funding would be.It comes after Republican leadership in the House and Senate announced yesterday that they had come to an agreement on a bill to fund all of DHS except for ICE and CBP and then to plan a separate budget process to fund those agencies later. Here's leader Thun earlier t ...

QUESTIONS AND FRUSTRATIONS TODAY. AFTER PRESIDENT TRUMP GAVE HIS FIRST PRIMETIME ADDRESS SINCE THE START OF THE WAR WITH IRAN, BUT DELIVERED VERY FEW DETAILS ABOUT HOW THE WAR COULD WIND DOWN IN A ROUGHLY 20 MINUTE LONG SPEECH, THE PRESIDENT PRAISED U.S. MILITARY OPERATIONS, SAYING IRAN HAS BEEN EVISCERATED AND IS ESSENTIALLY NO LONGER A THREAT. THE PRESIDENT WENT ON TO SAY THE WAR, WHICH IS NOW IN ITS FIFTH WEEK, WILL END SHORTLY, WHILE ALSO SAYING THE WAR WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE MILITARY OBJECTIVES WERE F ...

A decades-old cold case in Arizona has now been solved. A 13-year-old girl who disappeared nearly 32 years ago has been found alive. The Gila County Sheriff's Office says she had quote vanished without a trace from her community.Joining us now is NBC News correspondent Liz Kreutz who's following this one. Liz, what have authorities said about who this woman is and how she went missing as a teen. Yeah, hi Kate.So, this woman was 13 years old at the time. Her name is Kristina Marie Plante and according to rep ...

A 13-year-old girl who went missing more than 30 years ago in Arizona has been found alive. Christina Marie Plant, now 44 years old, was last seen leaving from her home outside Phoenix in 1994. And then her case went cold after an extensive search.The sheriff's office is not releasing any further details about where Plant was or how she was found out of respect for her privacy. ...

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Now, we're getting reaction to Bondie's firing from Epstein survivors. I know. Tell us about that.>> Yeah, there's a lot there's a lot of play here, Kate Zinclay. You heard Monica talk about the various things that led to the firing of Pam Bondi. One of those pressure points was, according to the reporting from our team, her handling of the Epstein case, the Epstein files, and that document dropped.the deputy attorney general, now the acting attorney general, Todd Blanch, had taken on a much more prominent ...

A generous pledge from the founder of Craigslist. Craig Newark is planning to donate1 billion with a B dollars of his fortune. As the classified ads website marks 31 years in business.In an op-ed published in the New York Times, Newark says he never intended to become wealthy. He's already signed the giving pledge, vowing to give away a large chunk of his fortune. He is planning to donate to a variety of causes, including organizations helping military families. ...