-while they were in training, dave brown, one of the astronauts, came to rick and asked if it was okayage of the crew throughout the mission. -we're trying to ignore our best pal, dave, who's busy documenting our journey toward space. -dr. dave! -yeah. -man, this is above and beyond. -i know. 6:30. -yeah. -dave, your camera is affecting me. -it is? -[ laughing ] yeah. -kalpana was definitely one of her kind. and what everybody knows about her is the first female astronaut from india. she was intelligent. she was hardworking. she was unstoppable. ♪ -rolling. -take 3, dave and laurel. -action! we're here in the wind river mountains with the crew of sts-107. -brought to you by the national outdoor leadership school. -well, laurel, are you ready? -dave, my palms are sweaty. my knees are weak. i'm ready for an outdoor adventure. [ all cheering ] ♪ -the crew went on an outdoor team-building trip in wyoming. -now, willie's not safe until we're all safe, right? -it was, i think, close to two weeks long. -and it comes around... -right down in this valley. -my dad had come up with the idea to he

dave brown: there's a lot of desperation.d, you're hoping that someone has her held against her will. and so the detectives don't want to go home. nobody wants to go home. nobody wants to sleep. we have to find her. narrator: it was like some nightmarish deja vu. amber dubois vanished in san diego county. a search turned up nothing. then a year later, in a neighboring town, another teenage girl was gone. another search going nowhere. were the two connected? that's what the cop who searched for amber wondered. bob benton: it was more of a hope that they were somehow connected and would help us solve the amber case. narrator: and so he watched as search and rescue literally beat the bushes and probed the treacherous muddy water. and detectives in suits worked the neighborhoods nearby. dave brown: they find who here friends are, where she was, talking to anybody and everybody who might have been in that park that day, hoping to find something. narrator: and they were trying to make sense of evidence scattered around the park. ch

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he -- dave: yes, oj consciously positioned himself commercially as someone who would be different from civil rights figures at the intersection of sports and black politics. people like jim brownexample. o.j. simpson was not going to be that. he was not going to be someone who raised a fist on the medal stand in any ceremony. he was going to be o.j. simpson. like t like to say to reporters very famously, i am not black, i am oj. positiong -- positioning himself that way commercially met it was a great difference between o.j. simpson and the black community. but as was set quite often in 1995 when oj was put on trial, that is when he and a lot of other people discovered he was in fact a black man in the u.s. william:, dave zirin, always great to talk to you. dave: thank you for having me. ♪ geoff: today, president biden host of the leaders of japan in the philippines and sent a strong message of unity to beijing. nick schifrin has been following the developments and joins me now. nick: the administration calls it the u.s.'s greatest strength, an alliance. our oldest ally in asia the philippines and today we are expanding in direct response to china. with the camera and water ca