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station this is houston are you ready

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houston stations with you we are ready

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cbs this is mission control houston

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please call station for a voice check

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station good morning this is cbs news

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hello cbs loud and clear

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hey guys this is bill harwood of florida

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and uh mike before we get started i had

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a pressing question for you specifically

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and that is what's all this i hear about

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a m going to the sec and what do you

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hey bill i think that i think that's a

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done deal and it sounds like a really

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good thing

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i know the folks back home are very

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excited about it so i look forward to

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seeing the changes

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well you know as an sec guy myself we're

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always glad to have a little break in

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the competition so we welcome you aboard

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um on a more serious note i know a lot

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of you guys have ipods on board and i

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was wondering if you had any thoughts

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about the passing of steve jobs

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in every generation there are great

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thinkers and and people with vision that

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the the vision of of what can be and

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then have the energy the skill

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and the genius to make it happen and

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steve jobs is definitely one of those

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rare individuals and the world's going

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guys this is peter king also in florida

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i want to turn to the progress accident

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the reduced crew size uh over the past

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few weeks mike i'm wondering how much uh

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has that hurt your ability to meet your

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objectives on stations and what kinds of

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hey peter so far so good we're we're

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full speed ahead up here satoshi and i

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are holding down the fort on the us os

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side of the station we're meeting our

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goals actually exceeding our goals for

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science right now and so there's you

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know very little impact to us at this

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point we have all the supplies we need

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and we're working hard but we're you

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know getting the job done

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will the 30 crew be able to make up for

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uh the things that you've missed when

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the the advantage that we've had of

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overlapping crews is a really solid

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handover and so when you know normally

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other guys are up to full speed and

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ready to take over just like we were

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uh the 28 guys left uh and so that you

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know it it'll hurt efficiency a little

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bit as they're not quite as quick at

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accomplishing things because they're

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they're working through it more and have

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i expect there'll be a little bit of

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efficiency as they you know really come

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hey mike this is bill again if you guys

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heard any updates on the soyuz

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investigation or the upcoming launch and

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entry date solid as far as you know any

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i talked to dan burbank yesterday uh

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we're in contact with the crews uh you

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all the word we're getting is that

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things are on track it seems to be an

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unexplained anomaly in the fuel system

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uh and so they're they've added in more

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tear downs reinspections uh as uh you

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know they get it certified and prepared

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the current schedule we stick but

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everything sounds good and everybody's

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hey thanks uh you know the progress

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failure once again you know proves the

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obvious that this is a risky business

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industry on the requirements of the

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contracts to design a commercial launch

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vehicle and i guess the question is how

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important is it to you for nasa to get a

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us spacecraft flying and does it bother

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whatever comes out of this won't be a

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nasa owned spacecraft at least not the

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a different way of doing business that

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its nuance really rather than than big

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that we do have another capability as

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blip as they work through this problem

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that something bigger is going to happen

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that's going to require a cessation of

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this is peter again and a question for

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both of you but let's start with uh dr

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professional i'm wondering if either of

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you or your crewmates have had any

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vision problems up there i'm sure you're

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aware that we've heard reports that some

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of your colleagues have come back

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interocular pressure and all those kind

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wondering what each of you has missed

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the most and what you're looking forward

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russia for the last several years at

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thanksgiving so i look forward to

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spending thanksgiving with my family for

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the first time in years a whole lot

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just to continue the earlier line of

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questioning i was i was out at ksc a few

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days ago and it and it's almost like a

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ghost town out there at least in the in

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down and i know you guys never like to

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talk politics but you know this is a

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pretty rough time in the space business

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and i guess i wonder what's your message

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development time and the the life of the

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unsettling for the all of us kids who

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business and cheering the space program

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wonderful incredible group of people

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that have been so dedicated to walk

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there too to walk through those hangars

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where they're taking care of their

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babies you know and it's their space

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shuttles you know uh when i was a a

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calling discovery my shuttle or our

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shuttle and uh one of those big guys

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down there kind of squared on me and he

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borrowing it that you betcha that's

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exactly right and uh that's how proud

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something that you feel that personal

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dedicated your life your career to and

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now we've decided it's time for that one

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to end and move forward into something

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else the adjustment is just tough

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there's no way around it

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well bill i think you have to be an

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optimist there are a lot of tough

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problems there's a lot of different ways

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to look at this and the the economic

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situation we're in the budgets for the

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for the nation and really for the

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nations of the world everybody's going

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through a period of turmoil right now

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and we have to you know pay attention to

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the details and understand our

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priorities i think space is worth it i

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think that the the the payoffs that we

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get from this kind of an endeavor are

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worth

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the the

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the precious gold that we put into it

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that it does

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generate a lot of benefits that aren't

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measured necessarily by having humans

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directly in space or even the science

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that we're doing here you know today but

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there's there's a whole lot of benefits

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in it from a lot of different angles and

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i i believe that we're going to find a

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way to continue keeping the resources

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going to keep this facility going and

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keep

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mankind's vision looking out looking

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forward and finding a way to make it

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happen mike it's peter again and every

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reporter gets one frivolous question so

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this is mine i'm just curious because

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you know we take for granted that we can

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switch back and forth on tv and radio

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between all the baseball playoff games

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and college football all that this fall

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i'm wondering if you're able to follow

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any of this stuff in real time including

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mostly i'm i'm keeping track of the

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aggies i get real-time updates from the

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games via twitter there's a lot of

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people out there sending the senate

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information and that's my fastest

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real-time way to keep up with the scores

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and cheer along

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my family's been at the at the games and

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so i've talked to them

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and they actually are shipping the games

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up to me or highlights uh to me a day or

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two after the game so i get to

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i get to cheer along a little later

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while i'm exercising or something like

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that

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diversions one of the things you you do

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to keep track of home and just feel like

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you're human

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all right well mike and satoshi thank

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you both so much have a great rest of

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the mission we'll uh see you when you

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peter bill it's great talking to you

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guys thanks for your support and uh all

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the best from the international space

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station this is the crew of expedition

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29 signing off

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the station this is houston acr that

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thank you cbs news station please stand