another ship from the 7th fleet.

Kaboua says he is saving money to send his kids elsewhere: Yeah.Many of the Kiribati residents CBS News interviewed hold the United States accountable for the impacts they are experiencing.

The high tides that inundate their homes already contaminate their water and kill their crops.when the water surged up from the shoreline without notice as she and her niece lay sleeping.has an average elevation of just 6 feet above sea level.

For mother of two Etrily Karibwa.WatchCBSN: On Assignmenton Mondays at 10 p.

Seth Doane meets residents who have lost their homes to the rising seas.

Residents told CBS News correspondent Seth Doane that they would want to leave Kiribati due to the extreme weather they face.000 upgrades and improvements and carried out 63 FAA-mandated corrections designed to improve flight safety and performance.

The dark Starship upper stage sits atop the Super Heavy first stage booster.SpaceX The new staging system will be put to the test about two minutes and 40 seconds after liftoff when the first stage engines begin shutting down after boosting the rocket out of the dense lower atmosphere.

the most powerful rocket ever built.SpaceXs huge Super Heavy-Starship rocket has been cleared for a second test flight Friday.