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That rocket is Russian Soyuz space craft that launched from Kazakhstan yesterday. It`s headed to the International Space Station and carrying a bit of history. The first ever astronaut from Denmark is aboard. It will take him, a Russian cosmonaut and a Kazakh cosmonaut two days to reach the orbiter. Well, it`s good to have you aboard for this Thursday`s edition of CNN STUDENT NEWS. I`m your Captain Carl Azuz. We`re flying through 10 minutes of commercial-free current events.Spinning the globe, it looks like President Obama may have enough Senate votes to protect his controversial nuclear deal with the Middle Eastern country of Iran. We covered the details of the deal in our August 18th show. Congress gets the final say on the U.S. end of the deal and it`s likely that lawmakers, virtually all Republicans and a few Democrats will vote to reject it. But President Obama has promised to veto that. And it would require a 2/3 votes in both the House and Senate to override that veto.Yesterday, it appeared that enough senators had announced their support for the deal to prevent that possible override. The Obama administration says this deal is the best way to make sure Iran doesn`t build a nuclear weapon. Critics say it won`t work, that Iran will still be able to build one in the years ahead.

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That rocket is Russian Soyuz space craft that launched from Kazakhstan yesterday. It's headed to the International Space Station and carrying a bit of history. The first ever astronaut from Denmark is aboard. It will take him, a Russian cosmonaut and a Kazakh cosmonaut two days to reach the orbiter. Well, it's good to have you aboard for this Thursday's edition of CNN STUDENT NEWS. I'm your Captain Carl Azuz. We're flying through 10 minutes of commercial-free current events. Spinning the globe, it looks like President Obama may have enough Senate votes to protect his nuclear deal there with the Middle Eastern country of Iran. We covered the details of the deal in our August 18th show. Congress gets the final say on the U.S. end of the deal and it's likely that lawmakers, virtually all Republicans and a few Democrats will vote to reject it. But President Obama has promised to veto that. And it would require a 2/3 votes in both the House and Senate to override that veto. Yesterday, it appeared that enough senators had announced their support for the deal to prevent that possible override. The Obama administration says this deal is the best way to make sure Iran doesn't build a nuclear weapon. Critics say it won't work, that Iran will still be able to build one in the years ahead.

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