Quick Guide ＆amp； Transcript： NASA OKs Hubble mission, John Kerry makes controversial remarksPOSTED： 0411 GMT （1211 HKT）, October 31, 2006 Adjust font size：（CNN Student News） －－ November 1, 2006Quick GuideHelping Hubble － Find out why NASA has changed its mind and decided to service the Hubble Space Telescope． Fighting Words － Learn how a politician who＆＃39；s not running for office this year sparked national controversy． America Votes 2006 － Discover why many voters in Ohio are once again concerned about their election－day ballots． TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT． THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED．SHANNON COOK, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR： Hello and welcome to CNN Student News! I＆＃39；m Shanon Cook． Nasa＆＃39；s eye on the universe is now scheduled for its last repair job． Why the shuttle will play ＆quot；Mr． Fix－it＆quot； again． Was it a disrespectful remark? Or a disproportionate response? Why one Democrat＆＃39；s words could come back to haunt him． And in Ohio, confusion on the eve of an election． Why there＆＃39；s fear some votes won＆＃39；t be counted．First Up： Helping HubbleCOOK： First up today, NASA＆＃39；s decision to make a last repair call on the Hubble Space Telescope． Hubble missions once were common for NASA＆＃39；s space shuttle fleet． But that ended after the Columbia disaster in 2003． Since then, all shuttles have docked at the Space Station to give crews a ＆quot；safe haven＆quot； if problems arise． But the last trip to Hubble won＆＃39；t ．．．．．．余下全文＞＞
