elizabeth warren getting in on the criticism tweeting it time for jeff basis to take care of businessir share in taxes. dan, is this a joy ride or advancing space flight forward? >> i would think it advancing flight forward. if it were up to bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, we still be living in the dark ages, preindustrial age. they seem to have no interest in trying to shoot for the moon. let me draw an analogy, the left calling the 1%, but think about what happens with covet. you have the vaccine developed by the private pharmaceutical industry, they carry the ball forward. it was the result of a combination of both public science and private site. now we have the idea of the front tier of space which probably would also benefit combining both public and private sites. public science, researchers do a lot of great work in fomenting as a practical matter, private sector can move quickly on those things as we saw with the vaccine and i would expect we are probably going to see something similar to that happening in space in the years ahead. paul: kyle, quarterly learning from the

if successful, he will have been his rival, cut off from amazon ceo jeff basis jeff paul has details.e get closer and closer to the virgin galactic lunch. if all goes as planned and conditions hold up, this will be the first privately owned market company to launch his own into space. we'll enter richard along with free three virgin employees and palate set to launch on truth or consequences new mexico tomorrow morning. about the bss community from a passenger rocket plane between the lunch carrier jet to carry unity to 50000 feet and then be released and blast off to the earth's atmosphere. if you they hope to get 55 miles above the new mexico desert and then they will head back to earth. in all, it should last about 90 minutes start to finish. just shy of turning 71, he said he isn't apprehensive at all calling a dream. >> our own space line we can go on and yes, it's taken a while but this dream will come true. reporter: nine days after he passed out from under the billing or take jeff basis except you had to space from west texas. his flight is said to be longer, bezos origin were

. >> richard branson took off jeff basis is now getting the green light for his own flight when he plans to lift off and wildfires continue to burn across oregon. the latest on the fast-moving flames they're forcing evacuations. the tsa says more than 2 million people were screened at security checkpoints on monday. it is the 7th day this month. the number of. >> flyers has topped 2 million. this follows a travel rebound from the 4th of july holiday according to triple a nearly 3 and a half million americans flew making it the second highest independence day travel on record. jeff bezos is licensed to launch the u.s. just gave blue origin the amazon founder's aerospace company permission to carry humans to space on its new shepard launch system on july 20th basis in set to fly to the edge of space on a maiden voyage. the faa license is granted. and valid through august and it's approved to conduct missions from its watch site. one facility in texas. >> well, you don't need to be vaccinated to board a ship with carnival cruise line. the company is charging passengers. however, who have no

on july, the 20th a 2nd billionaire jeff basis could also be up there on board, a craft owned by the company blue origin. both flights will be far below the international space station. which of it's about 400 kilometers above earth space facts, the company owned by a 3rd millionaire on mosque has already delivered astronaut to the international space station. his commercial flights are due to launch later this year. let's go live to rob reynolds, who's at the virgin galactic space. sport in sierra county, new mexico. excitement is building up. rob, how is this all going to go down? the rocket? i understand is going to be carried 1st by a much bigger plane. yeah, that's right. excitement is building here the crew and the passengers including richard branson, are near the plane now that will take them into space. first the, the space plane unity which looks something like a very futuristic private jet will be attached to the belly of a custom made aircraft called eve. eve will take it up above the earth and at the certain point of the space plane will detach. and then will start its o

but jeff basis isn't disappearing from amazon as she have returns the reports side just base. those will remain influential in amazon. all 3 steps down, a c o becoming the company's executive chair report to be focused on which areas amazon will move into next year. expect to see amazon to venture into businesses where they feel like they can disrupt the landscape by being more customer, orient a customer focus, so health care education. all these things will be areas where we have lots of pain points. the world's richest man base authors estimated to make about $2300.00 per 2nd more in one week. and the median work at amazon makes in a year is one point. 6 trillion dollar company paid no federal income tax in 2018. instead receiving a $129000000.00 tax rebate from the government pays also, and amazon has become a symbol of 21st century inequality. family teacher paid 22 percent amazon and 90 other major corporations pay 0. federal taxes will put an end. but unlike companies such as facebook polls or amazon is trusted by the us public and respected for competence, even as it i

that of that showman, that, that the kind of public figure exuberant public figure more so than jeff basis, who's really, you know, a technocratic type of figure in the ceo business ban. of course, with an enormous a business empire that really dwarfs richard branson. but branson is really good at this kind of showmanship, base us maybe not so much, but basis is going to have his time to. we'll have his moment on the 20th. and i'm sure that with him, bringing on board his brother and bring on board wally funky, you mentioned a short while ago. that's going to be touching, i think that'll, that'll be some very emotional territory there. so we'll see how that goes. and then we'll see what, what eli musk can pull out of his head another showman with, with the reputation for a lot of surprises. we all remember that capsule, the, that rocket ship that headed off to mars with the david booey song playing in the, in the cockpit. so mosque has yet to unveil his his big show. but this is really, yeah, it's kind of like 3 really rich bars. men, bailey, kind of show me and doing their thing in space,

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the best way to stop this is we just saw jeff basis, find a space we saw richard branch and plan the space. well, everything i learned about cybersecurity joke, i said comes from ilan musto. you just simply said, why can't we reuse rocket? we've got to change this calculus from saying how do we detect and respond? how do we just stop these attacks from happening in the 1st place? if this were, and i had a chance to interview him to call pearl ross from the new york times on a webinar. she in her book, it's great thing. it's called, this is how they tell me the world is. she says there's a quote in there that says, this is like a scholar soccer match for this course. 652648. it's all off fence. no defense. we have to start playing defense. we have to start making it tougher to perpetrate these attacks. we can never stop them from attacking. but what we can do is make sure that these attacks fall short. they fall off at the shore and they do not enter our shores. and that's the different mindset we have to have. it's been awful for too long. we've got to get back into playing, good, st

and finally, the person who shelled out $28000000.00 for a seat with amazon founder jeff basis on blue origin. first, also 1000000000 trip to the edge of space will not be making the trip after all. so why would the anonymous, bitter, or winning bitter, that is say not be on board for the launch scheduled for the 20th of july. well, according to report, there was a quote scheduling conflict sitting in for the original winner of the trip will be 18 year old oliver damon, a physics student taking a year off before heading to college and son of somerset capital partners, ceo jose damon. it's unclear what was paid for the feat. damon was originally scheduled to be part of blue origins, 2nd crude flight. rachel, what could be more important than going to space and you could just had a meeting. mean that's an excellent question. i mean, do they have a doctors appointment and what made him change his mind, or was he not even planning to go in the 1st place? i mean, you're talking about someone who has data mystery is entire time still remains a mystery. and now we don't get to find out who, t

what's astonishing and i'm still a little bit at a loss for words, is that jeff basis is like, well then i'll pay for it, right? and that's a, that's intense and it's, it's unheard of and it brings up a whole bunch of other interesting observation as being of billionaires and space. the course dynasty is looking to make a name for itself by joining to investment companies for $75000000.00 into german start up. use our aerospace now. what is the company's focus and how likely are we to see a porsche $911.00 and lower earth orbit as a result of all for that last point? probably a low probability. but before i start aerospace technologies, that's a firm that's looking to do small fat launches in leo, lower orbit. and so, you know, it's, that's a really crowded market to be honest. of the current number of launch companies out there, which includes heavy, medium and small launch vehicles. there is $162.00 and about 70 percent of those maybe a little bit more going to be small launch vehicles. so you know, it's a very crowded market that is growing because of the smaller the new tries electro

and finally, the federal aviation administration said monday and approved a license for jeff basis is blue origin to send humans to space. now the amazon founder and 3 other passengers will had to the edge of space on the 20th of july were the company's new shepherd rocket. the license will be good through august approvals, blue origin, to take off from its launch site. one location in texas. now of course, the upcoming launch remains in the shadow a fellow billionaire richard branson and virgin galactic which completed their 1st space tourism flight on sunday with branson himself on board. now i know there is a lot of criticism in these billionaires in space, but we also have to remember just how incredible this innovation is. i mean, over the last few decades we've seen people kind of get bored with nasa and everything that they've done and everything that they've accomplished. well, now the idea of being able to go into space yourself truly is incredible. and yes, it's starting out at a price tag like $250000.00, but the hope is that it will keep going down as we go along. well, an

anyone who thinks differently than we, the mark secretaries, the jeff basis of the world. and if they think differently than we to be atlantic council in nato, they must be purch last week that is trying to bring them night. a for i was, i was our public if someone is wearing a shirt, make 1984 fiction again. and that's scary because i think a lot of people would like to see an unfortunate. i feel like in certain cases, this being one of them, we are living it line, although from a legal perspective is pretty virtually go head on. what is this line between extreme is and freedom of speech. and what does the everyday citizen have to defend themselves when they get this notification that they've been possibly turned in, or their accounts been suspended? do they have any chance to appeal it or any argument on their behalf? well 1st, a very interesting point here. i would correct not correct, but, but just know, want something. this isn't the thought police, these are the thought vigilantes. we're asking people to turn in other people. now . one thing that i would like in term

then we take a look at private space industry after jeff basis. the new origin is trying to make a deal with nasa on the lunar lander project. we'll get to the bottom of what the company is trying to accomplish. the fact. so today was dive right in we leave the program with the state of the global housing market. the house prices in the world's wealthiest nations may be overvalued by as much as 10 percent amid the recent boom. according to british research firm, oxford x economics. now the report release last week estimate home values across 14 advanced economy have risen more than 40 percent over the last decade, singling out the netherlands, canada, sweden, germany, and france at the most at risk market. as of april property prices in the u. k. rows. busy at the fastest pace in 17 years, just this week, china central bank ordered lenders in shanghai to raise mortgage rates to get ahold of inflated property prices. this latest boom rivals what was witnessed in 2006 when home prices were 13 to 15 percent over valued just prior to the global financ

force in america so i don't mind in this is why i start the book this way giving amazon credit and jeff basisdit as an innovative company and bezos as an inventor and that's like how he describes himself, and inventor. when i dug into the history of alexa, it was surprising because the real story hadng not bee told. the idea for alexa springs out of jeff's mind and an e-mail in 2010 he sent a note to greg hart to the technical assistant at the time ando chief of staff, in friede, steve and he says when we build $20 whose brains are in the cloud that uses aws which is completely controlled by your voice and that was a radical notion to say most of these speech recognition systems at the time you spoke right into and that makes it really easy since speaking to a device across the room would be a technical challenge event there is a challenge of having it understand you and respond, that requires advanced artificial intelligence but he was doing a couple of things, he is looking for ways to exploit amazon's early lead in amazon web services and he was looking for ways to move amazon into everyda

this is joining us this live, the launch of the new shepard spacecraft carrying jeff basis just intopace and 3 other astronauts as a lot of traveling i feel like i've been nowhere. that's right. what have we done with our lives. >> but maybe down the road you'll be able to take one of those flights as well. it is for tourists after all, but they haven't named the price, james. and you know, if you have to ask you now we're going to showing you the blast off and all of that how it all happened before you even look up. if you're just getting up now. >> we've got john in the weather center, though, kicking it off for us this half hour with a check of the forecast. good morning, john. if that doesn't motivate you as people have already been to your kids. i love space or they were at least we are looking at a cool morning. a little bit of a cloudy morning compared to yesterday, which was so nice in crystal clear to start the day. today is well been a little less nice and crystal clear. but that's fine. it's typical summer step in the bay. >> you look outside right now at the embarcadero a

jeff, mark bay. those got a wonder what mark basis is going to what, what jeff bezos is going to buy his brother for his birthday. you know, after getting this kind of a present, a trip into the outer space and the, the, the other members of the team there. and you can see them about to come out, i believe lots of thumbs up. lots of cheering on the ground there. and the door opened and there is the basis and it's, well that's, that's nice to look in in another way because when we were used to seeing the apollo pods splashing down in the ocean for the space shuttles coming back, there was always that moment when the people had been on the craft kind of secreted away because they had to go into oscillation. they had to have medical checks, but okay, they will and they just gone up to the corner and come back down again. but that's something that isn't happening here. they're not being taken away. no one's going to examine them and kind of, you know, put them into a doctor surgery for 24 hours to make sure they're ok. and landing of the new stuff or the right. i mean, some of the cause, the knots when

jeff bezos lift off. this morning on today, basis in his three fellow passengers were getting with excitement.they go into space that they come back changed. i can't wait to see what it's going to do to me. >> and we have lift off. well blue origin has flown 15 unmanned test, flights this will be the first to carry passengers. baseless will take seat number six, the simulator earnings that probe of the capsule that will carry all four, 62 miles high, for three minutes of weightlessness. and six massive windows. >> and as you are sending, essentially a feels like deer this falling away from. you you're watching the whole thing roll through your window. >> like the virgin galactic, paying passengers are already signing up. eventually blue origin sends to send six passengers at a time in the space, from this launch pad. on the west texas desert. but unlike a nasa rocket or the space plane, there are no professional astronauts are pilots on board. it is all controlled from the groom. blue origin insists this ship is loaded with safety back soft, with the bases great escape set for 9 pm eastern. va

jeff bezos and spaces founder you on month to have annual basis plans to lift off in his blue origin space companies rocket on july 20th mosques, plans for space travel haven't been announced. after maneuvering for reentry. unity glided to a flawless landing at the virgin galactic spaceport in a remote section of the new mexico desert. as onlookers cheered, the entire flight lasted about an hour back on earth. branson held a news conference. honestly, nothing could prepare you for the view from space and if the whole magical ship then it was time to celebrate frances plan is to make space tourism possible earthlings. following today's successful flight, there will be several more tests the branson spacecraft. the goal is to send tourists into space beginning next year. the price tag $250000.00 each. rob reynolds al jazeera in sierra county, new mexico. ah . this is al jazeera, these are the headlines. thousands have joined red anti government protests and cuba. demonstrators are demanding more actions from the government around poverty, the economy. the corona virus pandemic presiden

. >> show is jeff and mark my and i like to basis lightyear instead of buzz lightyear and the oldestr to go to space 82 years old while the funk and the youngest 18. >> everyone has all over dam and the son of a dutch billion billionaire yet. no other way to say it's a very rich and i guess his winning bid which came in second with 27 million in the op listen. take this right now that the winning bid of 28 million. that person still anonymous, but they backed out at the last minute because of a a scheduling conflict. but back to what we're talking about with the capsule. mentioned, it's the biggest windows on a a space vehicle ever because this is designed to be a vehicle for tourists. they want to give people the best view possible. once they get up to that out. and if you're going to spend, say 250 grand, which they think the tickets are going to be a piece. you want to win. does he want i want. i want window seat. >> and although it's just 4 of them flying today, the capsules actually designdd to hold 6 paying passengers. and so today will be the first day that people will be on b

just basis that it was the best day ever when he touchdown back on the ground in texas after -- jeffezos said it was the best day ever after he touchdown back in texas. thank you for joining us. emmanuel macron's phone was targeted by pegasus spyware. the intelligence service of morocco is behind the hack. since the misuse of the pegasus software -- the list of victims, other gernment victims in france were also potential victims of the spyware that can take over phone, access files, document, photos, calls and copy passwords. >> the latest victims revealed in this far reaching spy scandal. the top of the french government. according to the investigation of forbidden stories into the use of pegasus spyware. a phone belonging to president emmanual macron has been targeted by the moroccan secret service since 2017. the former prime minister Édoua philippe was also mked for surveillance, along with 14 other ministers. it's easily install. almost impossible to detect, and harder to get rid of. what isore it gives the tacker access to the victims phone allowing them to take complete contr

amazon founder jeff base has been working on his blue origin face project for years, and he will personally pilot the 1st flight and expecting also on board basis, brother, marketing and 82 year old wally funk. come back down. we land gently on the desert surface. we open the hatch and you step outside was the 1st thing you say? i was saying honey, that was the best thing that ever happened. i sunk, went through astronaut training in the 1960 s, but never made it to spaces as women were not yet approved for nasa mission. the 1st flight on new origin is scheduled for july 20th. i need no date has been set for the 3rd billionaire and the space race counselor. sandra musk has recently focused on launching satellites for online services for now using space to make money, not spend it and that's all for me that the w business team promot you had to our website dot com slash business. the ah, literature invite just to see people in particular. i like to see my kids find the strange grown up world. my only objective is to show what a thing beautiful p w books on youtube. ah, hello guys. this is a 77 percent. the platform is used to be issues you know,

basis. so that the investigation to find out who was behind the assassination of jeff. now my lease is still ongoing. its cost a very wide net. at the moment there was something like 18 former military people from columbia involved, but who is behind the attack? why they carried it out still seems to be on know, and thanks very much. and he got in miami. burton has recorded almost 40000 new cases of corona virus on the same day, almost always restrictions in england have been abolished. faced mosques are no longer legally required. social distancing rules have been scrapped, and size limits and events have been removed. doctors are wanting that could be a 100000 cases a day in weeks. john hall reports from london. how many young people this was the ultimate expression of freedom. nightclubs, roaring back to life in the early hours of monday morning with the lifting of cobra 19 restrictions. well, i definitely feel free to leave that things are going back to normal. it feels like is, but it still is a little bit apprehensive. like, yeah, i don't feel like it's great for

jeff pathos has returned from his maiden space voyage . the new shepherd croft blasted off with his crew including basis his brother and the youngest and oldest people to have ever been into space capsule reached a height of around 100 kilometers above us before touching down at t plus 10 minutes. rob reynolds has more now from near the lawn sites in van horn in texas. sure, it was in part ego driven by the world's richest man in part, an attempt to launch a lucrative space tourism enterprise. but the lasting impact of this may be to get some people a little more excited about the idea of journeying beyond earth and seeing what possibilities there might be for mankind. in doing so. not simply as a stunt, but as perhaps some way of finding lasting scientific discoveries and contributions for the people of earth that have been 3 rocket attacks in the afghan capital cobble they could be heard as president ref ghani was leading the ead prayers of the presidential palace, molly's interim president, as the me going to has survived an attempt on his life in the capital bama co appeared on national tv to say he's doing well just hours after a man tri

regime the old 2020 ten-year note yield stuck around 90 basis points, now we're tethered to 1.30, 1.40, rates slowly move higher, not 2% or 2.5% >> jeff, even while that seems like a big reach right now it would be well below what would make economic sense. even if we're past peak growth, we're still talking about high gdp, high nominal gdp because inflation is so high the fact the ten year would be at 1.3%, 1.4% seems to make no sense. >> i think this has been moved because you could argue, kelly, it made no sense it shot up to 1.75%. this is part of the process. we talk a lot going back to my days in the '90s at the cme group. there's a back and fill opportunity. so that volume has to come back to the yield to digest and conso consolidate. i think this is a really healthy move i do understand your point and that's where that stagflation conversation gets in point but we are seeing gdp. gdp is still growing i think this earnings season -- i can't believe we're not talking a lot about earnings season as we have 330 companies reporting, but it is critically important to your point. >> all right, jeff kilburg, thank you. appreciate your

jeff, based on his return from his maintenance space voyage. the new shepherd croft blasted off with its crew including basis, his brother, and the youngest and oldest people to have been into space. the capsule reached a height of around 100 kilometers above us before touching down a t plus 10 minutes. that had been 3 rockets, the tax and the afghan capital cobble. they could be heard as president, astra, guardians. we the eat, present the presidential palace money's interim president, asked me going to survives and attempt on his life in the capital family code. his office says he's safe for a man, tried to stab him during president's that he's great most to europe or a french prosecutor has opened an investigation into the use of spyware, known as pegasus, that can hack telephones a data leak of tens of thousands of numbers repeat, we'll have journalists, activists, and politicians, and always around the world were targeted by the israeli company, n s o surveillance software. the cybersecurity firm says it has no control over what its clients do with pegasus the software. but activists in israel are demanding accountability. as bill hamid reports

jeff bezos. that's i don't how you feel about this gotten into farce. mackenzie basis. his fortune, his half or how we want to say that hit 211 billion dollars yesterday on the day he retired as ceo. how highest total ever so elon musk had that title 200, 10 billion dollars back in january. but now in and as guinness book of world records wow. >> speaking of wealthy americans with money on their hands. so everybody is buying vacation homes now, if they got the money. i thought during the pandemic was all taken road trips and by unlike those fancy mercedes like camper things. no. now we buy houses. >> yeah. i just go up to truck. you're tired this weekend daryn. so you're from san francisco in. we're going to feel like you're in the movie deliverance where they want you out, what you out now. areas that have more than 20% homes as second homes or vacation homes. we're seeing the hottest demand right now. so a bit like doc the big city people are going to the country, so to speak, with beaches of the golf courses. whether it's ski resorts, the home equity that we have is

jeff bezos still lost in space in a few hours. time is blue origin commercial space flight company launch renew. shepard rockets basis will be accompanied by his brother and crew that consists of the youngest and the oldest people ever been in space before you. k, billionaire, richard brunswick, maiden flight, just over a week ago. let's cross live nights of old reynolds. he's near the lone site in van horn, texas, and rob for he was beaten to the punch really by, by richard branson. but there's still a lot to look forward to with jeff diesel says flight. just talk us through what we should be looking for. well, how if everything goes according to plan, they're just about 2 hours from now. the bays, those new shepherd, rocket, and capsule will blast off from a remote patch of texas desert not far from where i am right now. it will reach speeds of mach 3. that's 3 times the speed of sound and ascend to over 100 kilometers above the earth's surface. that is the internationally recognized boundary of outer space. and it is somewhat higher than what richard branson was able to do in his virgin galactic space plane. he went about 89 kilomete

. >> amazon founder jeff bezos is now the second billionaire to send himself at this pace basis alongand-picked crew carrying both the youngest and the oldest persons ever to go to space took off this morning on the 52nd anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing this is a thing now. the billionaire's go to space traveling 3 times the speed of sound. the. >> right on blue origin. snoo shepard rocket lasted just over 10 minutes. kelly davis has more from today's historic launch. >> a man and star. >> the ride to space and back only lasted 11 minutes, but it's a trip for new astronauts will remember forever. >> amazon >> founder jeff pesos was accompanied by his hand-picked crew, his brother, mark 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk an 18 year-old oliver daemen the dutch teen secured his seat after his dad bought it at an auction becoming the first paying passengers. >> well, the way cooler than he and funk are now the youngest and oldest astronauts. it was great. i love it. i could hardly wait to go again. >> blue origin's new shepard rocket is completely automated. not a single pil

there are some who argue if we had funded nasa on an ongoing basis maybe this wouldn't be necessary. we have elon musk, richard branson, jeffvation? he was one of the earliest in it. >> it really does go back to these incredible dreams that they had, really launched or sparked by the space race and seeing apollo 11 land on the moon in 1969. for richard branson i think he was 18 or 19 years old. peter, who you are having on later, the main character so to speak of my book, was 8 years old. they watched this incredible event of man first setting foot on another planet and were captivated and wanted to get to space. and realized at some point that they weren't going to get there through governmental channels and had to create this private path to space. from my perspective whether or not you are a space expert or geek, i say that with respect, this is a story about big dreams and incredible risk taking, innovations, and failing, and moving forward regardless. so it is a story we can all be captivated by and really inspired by. taking away from the billionaires, even though their dreams really, you know, when you look at richar

jeff quick. >> good afternoon senator. and talk about the competitiveness bill that was passed in june with the endless frontiers act including the landing system and then on the annual basis and so what progress you have seen about securing that with the regular appropriations process or the jobs and infrastructure package being proposed. >> the actual appropriations i have not gotten involved yet. so now we're focused on getting the endless frontier pass now we try to get the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed. and for me that is a high priority we do something on a significant level that is bipartisan. i was a couple minutes late for this meeting because i was in a meeting with a group of republicans and democratic senators finding out how we get universal coverage that is fair and equitable. and then put this to bed in the couple weeks. and then to get into those appropriations. and that is yet an appropriated. and it is based on existing funds some of that funding is thereby president. and then to go through the regular appropriation process. so i can get through exactly where where they are and get that through you. through this organization. >> courtney has a que

amazon founder jeff base has been working on his blue origin face project for years, and he will personally pilot the 1st flight expecting also on board basis from the market and 82 year old wally funk. come back down. we land gently on the desert surface. we open the hatch and you step outside was the 1st thing you say? i was saying honey, that was the best thing that ever happened. i sunk, went through astronaut training in the 1960 s, but never made it to spaces as women were not yet approved for nasa mission. the 1st flight on new origin is scheduled for july 20th. i need no date has been set for the 3rd billionaire and the space race chancellor sondra, ellen musk has recently focused on launching satellites for online services for now using space to make money. not spend it. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. my son was major all producing countries of agreed to boost output, enjoying an effect. plus meeting on friday. the united arab emirates is the only one not to sign up something that could still derailed the deal. chinese regulators of band right hailing joint d d from signing up new uses

i literally have had goose bumps >> jeff bezos and the blue origin crew making their final preparations before flying to space tomorrow basising to be joined by his brother mark aviation pioneer wally funk as well as a dutch teenager whose dad picked up the tab for the for his flight least his ticket. the new shepard rocket will take them 66 miles above earth. that is 13 miles further. then sir richard branson's flight little earlier this month. liftoff is scheduled for 06:00am pacific time. speaking of space, a new wedding venue in space could be available as early as 2024 florida-based from space for perspective, it says it has received interest for weddings aboard their luxury capsules. the company hopes to conduct its first customer flights in 2024 with tickets priced $225,000 apiece. each capsule is carried by a stadium sized balloon and it carries customers, 19 miles above sea level for 6 hours. guess that gives new meaning to the term honey, move. look at that. >> well, how dramatic homecoming for a missing dog in cincinnati, ohio. who had to be rescued from inside a wall. that will he had been missing for 5 days. wh

amazon founder jeff base has been working on his blue origin project for years, and he will personally pilot the 1st flight and expect and also on board basis from the market and 82 year old wally funk. come back down. we land gently on the desert surface. we open the hatch and you step outside was the 1st thing you say. i was saying honey, that was the best thing that ever happened. i sunk, went through astronaut training in the 1960 s, but never made it to spaces as women were not yet approved for nasa mission. first flight, undo origin. is scheduled for july 20th. i need no date has been set for the 3rd billionaire. the space race tesla sondra in musk has recently focused on launching satellites for online services. for now using space to make money, not spend it. look at that. that's it for this edition of the w. a business for more checkout website, a. d, w dot com, or call us? cuz colburn berlin, thanks for watching. ever so very successful. the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing what the us the latest research information and contact the corona virus. 19 special next on dw to be righ

drive old jeff bezos to space bronson's company, virgin galactic announced that he will be on board the rocket part plane scheduled to take off on july. the 11th just 9 days before amazon found a basis planned loans above bronson and bases have been developing and testing rockets to take wealthy tourists for short trips in 0 gravity. one of the 1st have a women trained to become an astronaut, will soon become the world's oldest person to be shot into space. we land gently on the desert surface. we opened the hatch and you step outside was the 1st thing you say. i was saying, honey, that was the best thing that ever happened. i. how funny is going to travel with jeff bezos from past dr. not training in the early 1900 sixty's, but she never made it into space because of her gender. she was the 1st female flight instructor at a u. s. military base, and the 1st woman to become an air safety investigator for the national transportation safety board. i didn't say that i would ever get to go. i nothing has ever done in my way. while you're a girl, you can't do that. i said guess what? doesn't matter what you are, you can still do it if you want to do it. and i like to do things that nobody

jeff bezos has scaled to heights after blasting off into orbit in his new rocket. while the space is cool, it was a quick trip into space. the entire journey lasted just 10 minutes. the basis landing, safely back on earth. some though had wanted the billionaire to stay in space for good. an online petition objecting to his re entry back. racked up more than 150000 signatures, kill him up and asked new yorkers whether in an ideal world they would allow them back. we need them. yeah. but i'm saying it's a lot of things happen in the world. you don't need to be flying to the space that seems a little bit extreme. but maybe because it will probably never really happen. those 3 people alone can take care of the whole world's problems right now with the pandemic. but they're going to space at the end of the day, we supposed be focused on our population, not up there down here jeff days. those is not the only 1000000000 air to have gotten space fever. he actually lost the space race to another. alter richman, richard branson, and ilan mosque is set to be 3rd on the podium. they all claim that it's for the common good way here to make space more accessible to all welcome to the da

rival jeff bezos to space ramson company. virgin galactic announced he will be on board a rocket powered flight schedule to take off on july. the 11th, that's just 9 days before amazon founder basis is planned launch. both branson and bases have been developing and testing rockets to take wealthy tourists for short trips in 0 gravity. very ex ah. hello, the headlines on al jazeera, all us troops on nato troops. i pulled out a bag from air base, have dentist on nearly 20 years.