After 21 hours of peace talks, failed to bring a deal, the standoff with Iran now escalating as the U.S. moves to blockade the Strait of Hormuz. Congressman Eric Swalwell of California hit with multiple sexual assault allegations, leading allies to abandon him and a late night suspension of his campaign. Former Vice President Kamala Harris teases another run for the White House in 2028. A high stakes trip around the moon comes to a successful end, with the Artemis II crew landing safely back on Earth. All that and more coming up in a moment on Your AM Update.
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00:13:46.560Former Vice President Kamala Harris appearing to inch closer to a potential 2028 presidential run.0.96
00:13:52.560joining a slate of other likely Democratic contenders, including Pennsylvania Governor
00:13:57.140Josh Shapiro, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Congressman Ro Khanna of California, and
00:14:02.300former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at last week's National Action Network,
00:14:08.120or NAN, convention, hosted by Reverend Al Sharpton. The NAN, a major early proving ground
00:14:14.760in Democrat politics, where candidates make their case directly to Black voters, a critical
00:14:19.340block of support. According to Politico, Ms. Harris drawing the most enthusiasm of anyone
00:14:24.660who took the stage from a crowd packed with Black lawmakers and party insiders. She sat0.91
00:14:30.160down for a roughly 40-minute conversation with the Reverend Al, touching on a range
00:14:35.120of issues including the state of the Democrat Party and voting rights. At one point, Harris
00:14:40.360taking aim at President Trump's approach to foreign policy, unveiling a new accent.
00:14:45.040and a rev acts like a mob boss so then he's kind of like well you know you take eastern europe
00:14:54.800and i'll take the western hemisphere and then you over there you can you get asia
00:15:01.760and we'll just divide it up more on that on the mk show and then at the end of the session at the
00:15:39.280I'm thinking about it. I'm thinking about it.
00:15:43.680Never change, Kamala. Political reporting, Harris is, quote, genuinely undecided, but making moves that look a lot like a campaign ramp up with a series of public appearances ahead, including a swing through South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Arkansas.
00:15:59.460A new Harvard-Harris poll showing Harris leading the early Democrat field at 41 percent, ahead of Governor Gavin Newsom at 26 percent, with Governor Josh Shapiro trailing at 10.
00:16:13.340Splashdown confirmed at 7.07 p.m. Central Time, 5.07 p.m. Pacific Time.
00:16:20.320From the pages of Jules Verne to a modern-day mission to the moon, a new chapter of the exploration of our celestial neighbor is complete.
00:16:28.220Integrity's astronauts back on Earth. The Artemis II crew officially back safely on Earth,
00:16:35.220splashing down off the coast of San Diego Friday evening. Capping off the most dangerous phase of
00:16:40.320the mission, a white-knuckle re-entry that put the Orion capsule's heat shield facing temperatures
00:16:45.540of up to 5,000 degrees, a component that faced prior concerns, to the ultimate test. The capsule
00:16:52.460re-entering the Earth's atmosphere, hitting a max speed of 24,664 miles per hour. And in a
00:17:00.440remarkable display of precision navigation, NASA officials saying the crew had less than a one
00:17:06.160degree margin of error during re-entry into the atmosphere after traveling a quarter of a million
00:17:12.000miles and still hit their mark. Associate NASA Administrator Amit Kashitriya saying, quote,
00:17:18.940that is not luck. That is 1,000 people doing their job. After about an hour bobbing in the
00:17:25.020ocean, the U.S. Navy, able to approach the capsule and begin recovery. All four crew members,
00:17:30.640Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Cook, and Jeremy Hansen, undergoing medical evaluations
00:17:36.080on board the USS John P. Murtha, and reported to be happy and healthy. Here, Wiseman and Glover
00:17:42.660speaking about their experience. We are bonded forever, and no one down here is ever going to
00:17:48.920know what the four of us just went through. And it was the most special thing that will ever
00:17:53.860happen in my life. The gratitude of seeing what we saw, doing what we did and being with who I was
00:18:02.100with. It's too big to just be in one body. See, no one lectured us on how inspirational they were
00:18:11.100or called a sexist if we called it a ride, Gayle King, which we didn't because it was a mission
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