We saw the crew uh a number of times after they got out of the spacecraft. We saw him on the front porch. Everybody was happy and healthy.I saw Victor as he was sitting on the edge of the helicopter on the on the flight deck of the ship. and uh he was smiling and uh in in good spirits and and everything we've been hearing from the surgeons is the flight crew is uh happy and healthy and and ready to come home to. ...

All of the recovery assets, uh, the helicopters, the Navy P3s, the, uh, par rescue divers, they're all in place, ready to recover this crew following splashdown. >> And we have confirmation of crew module, service module separation, and a great view, albeit momentarily. Houston, good setup on board.>> Houston, copies and concurs. >> The European service module now separated from integrity. A job well done.You can see the reflection of one of the crew members in the window. Out in the Pacific, the weather co ...

Tonight, mission accomplished. The historic splashdown with the Artemis 2 crew now safely back to Earth after the most dangerous part of the mission yet. The dramatic new images coming in tonight.Look at this. The four astronauts making a daring return to Earth. Traveling at 7,000 mph on the final approach.The Navy ships out in the Pacific to retrieve them. The crew making it through the riskiest part of the mission. Facing temperatures up to 5,000°.We're tracking every moment of these heroes homecoming. In ...

AND WE ARE COMING ON THE AIR WITH THE COUNTDOWN TO SPLASHDOWN IN JUST ABOUT THREE HOURS, THE ARTEMIS TWO CREW WILL RETURN TO THE EARTH. THEY'RE READY TO TOUCH DOWN JUST OFF THE COAST OF CALIFORNIA. BUT STRAP IN, BECAUSE THE REENTRY IS THE MOST RISKY PART OF THE MISSION.OUR TEAM WILL EXPLAIN WHY IN A BIT. ALSO NEW TONIGHT, HOW PRESIDENT TRUMP'S WAR WITH IRAN HAS RAISED ALL SORTS OF PRICES. A NEW REPORT SHOWS INFLATION TRIPLED.WE'RE LIVE IN THE REGION WITH HIS NEW THREATS AHEAD OF THOSE KEY PEACE TALKS TOMORR ...

Okay. So, what is this stabilization power. >> This is what's going to stabilize the capsule out there in the ocean.Uh we don't know how good the weather or the waves will be that day. So, this will help prevent any >> unnecessary occurrences from happening. Uh stabilizing the capsule and the astronauts inside.>> So, basically, this is a float that will go around Orion. I'm assuming that what they're doing right now, these are the lines that will attach the collar onto Orion. >> That is correct.>> And so, w ...

And Tom, an incredible ending to this journey. >> It was It was nearly a 700,000mile journey from start to finish. Keep in mind that they did a big elliptical loop around the Earth and then went out around the moon.252,000 mi just there. And there they came back just a short time ago, splashing down off the coast of San Diego right on the money. Could not have been more accurate.the shoots deploying and slowing that vehicle down from 25,000 mph, Mach 33 when it entered the atmosphere at 400,000 ft, and then ...

The tone from the Cuban president is one of absolute defiance. No, this country is not failing. Yes, there are problems, but yes, we are preparing militarily if that's what's necessary.President Diaz Canel telling me he is willing to give his life for Cuba. Hey everybody and welcome to Here's the Scoop from NBC News. I'm Ryan Nobles filling in for Yasmin Vugian.Today on the show, NBC News Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker sat down for a network exclusive interview with Cuban President Miguel Diaz Cane ...

These human beings have been through an amazing experience in just the last hour. They started out in microgravity. They're floating. Everything was floating.And you get used to that. And then they strapped into their seats and they felt the geforce coming on. It's kind of gradual.And it went all the way up to 4Gs. And then they saw things out the windows they've never seen before. I guarantee you, you're going to hear them talk about that with the colors of the plasma and um the the force building up.And t ...

Across America's heartland, farmers in the crucial spring planting season already fear a fall harvest in the red, potentially losing money thanks in part to a war thousands of miles away. >> I'm not a very political person, but everything affects our prices it seems like in one way or another. >> You're not a very political person, but politics is impacting >> Oh, definitely.Mhm. >> Fourth generation corn and soybean farmer Rod Bushmeer's family has worked this rural Illinois land for more than a century. R ...

They tried to have a baby for years with no luck. So last year, Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner and his wife Amy decided to explore in vitro fertilization. They were instantly hit with sticker shock.>> We don't have that money. That's ridiculous. >> The couple wed later in life and hoped to start a family right away, but it did not come easy.It is such an emotional roller coaster of like up up and hopeful and wanting to be optimistic and you're feeling great and then there's just this point where you ...