a couple miles off the coast of florida in the atlantic ocean . second stage on the right-hand side, everything continues to be nominal there as the engine is powering the second stage and dragon endeavor to its targeted drop-off orbit. absolutely beautiful view of both the first and second stages. so coming up in a minute and a half the first stage will execute the first of two birds. t minutes seven seconds you will see that energy burn. that's where the first stage will unite the center engine first and ignite two more engines. 29 seconds, that entry burn slows the vehicle down significantly as it reenters back into the earth atmosphere . the first stage sees high drag which is roughly 70 percent of thatvelocity by the time the landing begins . stunning view where you can see the curvature of the earth at the left-hand side. >> trajectory nominal. >> there you can see the nitrogen gas thruster. that's the cost of gas you see there occasionally. we also utilize those grid fins around the booster and also helps steer for a precise landing. >> sta

from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands, picked up by the spanish coast guard.en to a port on gran canaria. 4004 hundred people including hundreds of children died last year trying to reach spain from africa. chinese authorities have reported through coronavirus deaths in shanghai. the first since the city's latest outbreak. shanghai is in its third week of lockdown, as a country continues to enforce. a zero-tolerance approach. another round of mass testing is also due to take these. -- due to take place. >> none of them had been vaccinated. your condition deteriorated after being admitted to the hospital. and they died despite medical intervention. the direct cause of death was underlying diseases. >> we have an entrepreneur based in shanghai that's been locked down with his family for 18 days. he told us what life is like there. >> the first week of partial lockdowns was almost normal. you could go around your community. even though my son was at home learning through school, we were kind of -- we would kind of get around the city. we could do what we wanted t

landing a shortfall of gravitas parked a couple hundred miles off the course of florida in the atlantic ocean. second stage on the right hand side everything continues to be nominal there is the engine is powering second stage and dragon endeavor. to its target drop off orbit. absolutely beautiful views of the first and second stage. >> trajectory nominal. all right, coming up in about a minute and a half, first stage will execute the first of two required for landing attempts about seven minutes and 30 seconds, we'll see entry burns again, the first stage will ignite the center engine first in a couple seconds later ignite two more engines for a total of three engine burns that will last about 29 seconds. it slows the vehicle significantly as it reenters back into the earth's atmosphere. the first stage sees 70% of the velocity by the time it landing again funding view where you can see the curvature of the earth on the left-hand side. >> trajectory nominal. >> you can see the gas cluster,r the cost of gas uc occasionally used for attitude control system and utilize the wristbands, you can s

our drone ship, a short call of gravitas, parked several miles off the coast of florida in the atlantic ocean. second stage on the right-hand side, everything continues to be nominal there as the engine is powering the second stage and dragon endeavor to its targeted drop-off orbit. absolutely beautiful views of the first and second stages. >> trajectory nominal. >> [inaudible] >> all right. coming up in about a minute and a half, the first stage will execute the first of two burns required for a landing attempt at about t+ 7 minutes, 30 seconds. the center engine will ignite first and a second later, will ignite to other engines for a total of three engine burns, which will last 29 seconds. the entry burn slows down the vehicle significantly as it enters back into the earth's atmosphere. the first stage sees hydride, 70% of that velocity by the time the landing burn begins. a stunning view, where you can see that curvature of the earth on the left-hand side. >> trajectory nominal. >> [inaudible] >> there you can see the nitrous gas thruster, the puff of gas that you see there occasionally. t

some species of whales have already completely disappeared from the atlantic ocean due to uncontrolledollution. you are talking now about oil spills, spills, oil, heavy metals, all kinds of garbage, everything is thrown into the water. well, did you find our french newspapers? it's clear the commander's empire at the bottom of 20 million debts under water remember our old sea battle. didn't he burnt out and imagine soon to re- earn. here is a completely new idea, the revolutionary propulsion system. we intend to equip our underwater vehicle with its help. yes, and here is our submarine hull already built to service your pipelines. i'm glad it's great, hang in there. read newspapers. i think it's all a little overblown.

there are plenty of oil platforms in the atlantic ocean, semi state owned company, petro brass together with its international partners, is extracting oil from beneath the sea bed. it's an expensive operation, but the sharp rise of oil prices due to the war in ukraine has made this oil field economically viable once more. if you want me to provide you with brazil could export more oil in the short term. but of course, this is only possible if it doesn't lead to a shortage of gasoline or diesel in brazil itself. it's important to remember that internal demand has to be met. first pop up is the robbery. more to produce a deposit damage? further south in argentina, why the world's 2nd largest shale gas deposits production by fracking could theoretically be doubled to replace russian gas. but that's not possible at present because argentina isn't prepared for the volume. really, molly, i'm good at them in the jan tina's problem today is the lack of infrastructure to transport and export crude oil and gas. for example. and there are no pipelines to bring the gas from the fields in the provin

they left novorossiysk, crossed several seas, including the black aegean, the mediterranean atlantic oceannd drifting ukrainian mines , they waited a long time from the turkish authorities for permission to enter the bosphorus. as a result, 2 weeks on the road. here is the end point of the route of the western port of the country itself, baltiysk dry cargo ship ursy major - this is the fourth ferry that will now run regularly between baltiysk and the service. it will increase the volume of cargo transportation by rolling on board. the vessel can accommodate 39 trucks or 33 road trains, an ice-class vessel capable of transporting oversized heavy cargo will help ensure the transport security of the region last year, for example, we went to france joseph land, this is where the northernmost military airfield was built, and everything you need for construction we delivered there, the leningrad region, which is surrounded by eu countries, is experiencing problems with the transportation of goods. ferry line becomes main alternative route movement of goods between the russian ex-head and the mai

. >>> up next, a grandfather with big dreams that span the atlantic ocean. >>> a north carolina grandfather has plans so big they plan the north atlantic. >> he plans to row from virginia to france nonstop by himself. >> peter's boat has sleeping quarters and plenty of food stored for his protein shakes, energy bars, and the occasional pasta. the boat even converts salt water into drinking water. >> i'm rowing a boat that should be really rowed by two people, but that's just who i am. >> i know what's coming and i'm happy to take it on. >> >>> new video just into the newsroom, fbi agents arriving in the san jose neighborhood where an infant was stolen from his home by a stranger nearly 11 hours ago. surveillance video shows the man walking away with the three month old in his carrier. >> police say the family did not recognize the kidnapper. they're asking you to call 911 immediately if you spot the baby or that suspect. join our morning team for the latest (contempororary music)c) - hi e everyone, a and welcoe to the l legal help p cente. this is s where we

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. >> reporter: the endeavor capsule splashdown in the atlantic ocean near jacksonville florida after one a clock p.m. >> endeavor has returned home. we see splashdown. >> reporter: the pitcher perfect landing followed 17 days in space and 240 orbits around the earth in 6.3 million miles. >> my thanks to everybody and all the people who have supported us around the world just an amazing job and mission. >> reporter: the four man team lasted off on april 8 for what was supposed to be an eight day mission and bad weather extended the trip to 17 days. >> welcome back to planet earth and we hope you enjoyed the extra few days. >> it is the first time they have flown to the international space station and the former nasa astronaut michael lopez led as mission commander and others aboard included and real estate entrepreneur and a fighter pilot and a canadian businessman. the man lived among the seven astronauts already aboard and they spent their days working on more than two dozen science and technology experiments. within an hour of prate astronts were lking their way ck toearth. >> it i

call them the falklands or the --, it is an archipelago in the south of the atlantic ocean. british territory, but argentina has never thought should be. >> the blue and white of argentina on every balcony and in every window. >> the dispute led to a war in 1982, which argentina lost. since then, its people have been through a lot. inflation, poverty, and most recently covid. in a deeply divided country, getting the islands back is one thing that unifies argentines. it is a fundamental part to their identity. 40 years after the war, an overwhelming majority of people still feel the u.k. is illegally occupying their territory. polls suggest as many as 80% of the population feel this way. >> they are ours. they are a piece of argentina. why did the brits have to come so far away to occupy a place that isn't theirs? >> a friend of mine, his dad died in the war. people really do have strong feelings. >> i asked the president of argentina but he is doing about the falklands. >> we will continue to insist on a diplomatic path so that argentina can regain its sovereignty over the i

mission to the international space station arrived back on earth today, splashing down in the atlantic oceanoff the coast of florida. the crew included philanthropists and businessmen, the first all private astronaut team to spend time at the international space station. their two-week mission has been hailed as a new milestone in commercial spaceflight. you could be seeing an awful lot more of that remember, you can find much more on the news of the day on our website and to see what we are working on it anytime, to check us out on twitter. i'm laura trevelyan and thank you for watching "bbc world news narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, ukrai

the french called wilde head was blowing wind sooner or later ended up here on the coast of the atlantic ocean the most beautiful and most liberated, despite the powerful fortress in the city of morocco travelers from europe to america always came and in the mid-sixties of the last century, not only tourists, but also rock musicians in particular, pulled up here. here, where the hotel is today, there was once a cafe, where jimi hendrix spent all his free time with the guest himself and the american rock musician. in those days with hendrix on a friendly footing was a good half of the city hendrix often came here to drink and smoke and you could always go up to him and say hey jimmy how are you he smiled back and said all right. it was very cool these days, where was jimmy's favorite cafe located small on a cozy hotel. fans of the musician stop here, but not all of them. and only those who can afford to pay a fantastic support to the standards of the price of 120 euros per night for an overnight stay in the legendary place of shendrix in morocco is associated not only with the suveyera, but als

now the capsule is supposed to parachute into the atlantic ocean this afternoon off the coast of floridathe mission was organized by houston-based startup axion space. >>> coming up, remembering orrin hatch of utah. the longest serving republican senator in history. >>> and later, a surprise on the green. what gave a pro golfer a scare of a lifetime. this is the "cbs morning news." your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire why woolite? because its specially formulated to protect your clothing from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching and pilling. woolite has a first of its kind formula that keeps today's fabrics looking like new. woolite damage and darks defense. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supp

. >> reporter: the space x dragon endeavor capsule splashdown in the atlantic ocean just after one a clock p.m. >> dragon endeavor has returned home with the crew. we do see splashdown. >> reporter: picture perfect landing followed 17 days in space with 240 orbits around earth and 6.3 million miles. >> my thanks to you and everybody and just all of the people who supported us around the world and just an amazing job and mission. >> reporter: the team blasted off from kennedy space center on april eight for what was supposed to be an eight day admission but the bad weather extended 17 days. >> welcome back to planet earth. we hope you enjoyed the extra few days in space. >> reporter: it is the first time it completely private crew has flown to the staff station. he led his mission commander and others included a real estate entrepreneur, and israelis by pilate and a canadian businessman. the men lived among the seven astronauts already aboard and spent their days working on board the two dozen science and technology experiments. within an hour of splashing down, the world's newest pri

well, we'll see the color, it says people living in the west and granted there's a buffer on the atlantic ocean that prevents the air the ins and everybody over there, from ceiling detention like we are here in europe, but we'll see how hard it means. i have to germany, we're almost out of town and we're almost out of ha, he'll give me, give me 15 seconds. go ahead. jump in on, well, as rachel was saying, but i couldn't hear very well, but yes, i think that the people will not be tolerant. i mean the, and now we are seeing, you know, this enters the awesome because this is a new thing. you know, as same as my squaring and i recovered jobs, but all of a sudden a same as you've said about poland. i mean about poland. people will soon realize that this is unfair. and. busy once they're a lot of you know, the increase in payments for, for the utility bills and they, alex, life expectancy will, will kick in. they will realize that they've been treated you unfairly because someone from the ukraine is being given something for free. and you are supposed to be paying for of them. okay, well, i have a 1

we'll see that the color and said people living in the west and granted there's a buffer on the atlantic ocean that prevents the air and everybody over there from feeling the pinch like we are here in europe. but we'll see how hard it means. i have to germany, we're almost out of town and we're almost out of time. it will give me, give me 15 seconds. go ahead. jump in. oh, well, rachel was saying, but i couldn't hear very well. but yes, i think that the people will not be tolerant. i mean, the, and now we are seeing, you know, this enters yeah, them, because this is a new thing, you know, as same as my squaring and, you know, i recovered jobs, but all of a sudden, a same as you've said about poland. i mean about poland, people will soon realize that this is unfair and. busy once they're, you know, the increase in payments for, for the utility bills and they, alex, life expectancy will, will kick in. they will realize that they've been treated unfairly because someone from the ukraine is being given something for free and you are supposed to be paying for of them. okay, well i haven't been a ru

when it comes to the full systems over the atlantic ocean, you will have very good, solid wind more or you need to put in some other kind of energy. it could be a wind assist, where you take itjust to reduce the co2 emissions from the main engine. you also need a backup system in case you have no wind. taking new steps will be a challenge. the shipping industry has been going on for the last hundred years, basically. what we can show is that if this is a profitable way of going forward, it's also a very environmentally friendly way, that would make it super interesting for all ship owners in the world. that was niclas dahl finishing off this sustainable journey by road and water on what turns out to be click�*s 22nd birthday. would you believe? now, we're making a few changes behind the scenes here on the programme, so while we get things sorted, we're going to treat you to a few of our favourite episodes from the last few months. do enjoy those. we'll still be on social media — on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll be back soon. overn

while in the splashdown area in the atlantic ocean.ng should have happened yesterday, a new estimated date. return today after lunch. well, that's if you're lucky to the iss now there are three entrepreneurs from the usa, israel and canada . i love to return.

beginning of the week may weather settled on the russian plain, but now the cold front of the atlantic oceany into the region . cyclone clash of heat and cold led to the development of powerful cloud fields on the eve at the epicenter of bad weather turned out to be the east of the central region and the volga region in places in the ryazan vladimir regions and tatarstan 12 hours a third of the monthly rainfall fell today they will weaken the main array of frontal clouds will begin to move to the urals. the bad weather zone will stretch from the bottom of the yenisei to the middle volga. but in the west of the russian plain, the influence of the anticyclone ridge coming from europe will begin to affect, therefore the cloud will become smaller and the probability of precipitation will decrease. however, the cooling of the air masses will intensify and the mediterranean will be able to warm only the south of russia and the trans-urals. but the air from the waters of the barents sea will capture the middle and northern latitudes, as a result, the daytime temperature there will drop to plus fift

marina naumova, they left novorossiysk crossed several seas, including black aegean mediterranean atlantic ocean from e, drifting ukrainian mines have long been waiting for permission from the turkish authorities to enter the bosphorus 2 weeks of travel. here is the end point of the route the country's westernmost port, baltiysk dry cargo vessel meydzher is the fourth ferry that will now run regularly between baltiysk and the service. it will increase the volume of cargo transportation by rolling on board. the vessel can accommodate 39 trucks or 33 road trains. an ice class vessel can carry a large load. well, and cargo, it worked on the northern sea route and last year delivered building materials to franz josef land , it is it that will transport every crane from the medical equipment service for the cancer center under construction in kaliningrad. can e lift 350, t, that is, we can buy we can lift 700 t the task of this passage is to carry large and heavy loads under sanctions all ferries on the line operate with 100% load kaliningrad region is surrounded by the borders of the european union

. >> reporter: this morning their spacex capsule docking successfully 250 miles above the atlantic ocean. a real estate mogul from ohio, a canadian investor, and a former israeli fighter pilot escorted by a former nasa astronaut, each laying out a staggering $55 million for the 10-day trip. the astronauts in awe. >> it's hard to find the words, but it's been an amazing journey. >> we understand there's a responsibility, and the responsibility is for this first civilian crew to get it right. >> reporter: the trip, chartered by the start-up company axiom space, isn't just for fun. each private astronaut completed months of training and will assist in experiments being conducted onboard. still, they will have time to enjoy that multimillion dollar view. that $55 million ticket, whit, doesn't guarantee access to the russian side of the space station. for that they're going to have to ask permission from the three russian cosmonauts already on board. if all goes as planned, crew and capsule will splash down in about nine days off the coast of florida. >> that will be quite a sight. thank you.

now, dozens of people who been rescued from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands. $61.00 refugees and migrants including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish coast guard were taken to a port on grand canaria rights groups. at least 4400 people, including hundreds of children, died last year trying to reach spain from africa. dozens of people have been arrested during 4 days of riots in sweden, triggered by a far right group announcing plans to publicly burn copies of the koran rallies. protest isn't police were injured in these clashes violent started on thursday. a protest designed to oppose demonstrations, organized by daniel swedish politician rasmus pollutant, who leads the anti immigration and anti islamic hot line movement. andreas on a 4 is, is a professor of intellectual history with the university of california. but he's institute of european studies. he says far right parties are finding it easier now to spread their message, what we have see and has both an outrageous reaction upon his burden and the koran . but on the other hand, also a very naive view upon the fr

or dozens of people who rescued from the atlantic ocean near the canary islands. $61.00 refugees and migrants including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish polk coast guard. they were taken to a port on grand canaria human rights groups say at least 4400 people, including hundreds of children, died last year, trying to reach spain from africa. now, chinese authorities have reported 3 corona virus tests in shanghai. the 1st of the cities latest outbreak, shanghai is in its 3rd week of lockdown as the country continues to enforce a 0 tolerance approach. another round of mass testing is also due to take place. june, we just cancel. none of them had been vaccinated, their condition deteriorated after being admitted to the hospital and they died despite the medical intervention, the direct cause of death with underlying diseases. richard bro baker is an entrepreneur based in shanghai has been locked down with his family for 18 days. he told us what life has been like that the 1st week of parcel lockdown is, is almost normal if you could go around your community. even though my son w

kolya told me that we would drop the americans and the atlantic ocean. so it will become an inland german sea, but such health of children dreamed of all this. i think dreaming is not forbid. yes, it took, in fact, both russia and its political elite, including higher education, for about 10 years to understand that europe is not sovereign, but it is not sovereign, which means that it can slightly buckle back and forth fifth or tenth, but she still walks like this lamb on a lasso. in fact, i've been doing this for quite some time. i still don't understand so. what other mechanisms are built in there, besides the american bases, there is such corruption of the european elite, something else exists there, because they keep it. it's all very firmly, in turn, the united states, as it were, they always considered europe as their own. uh, the closest partner to suffocate into a hug. well, i will not talk about the republicans, who simply hate and many of them told me in particular that the prince of this world will come from there, when it is already a religio

while in the area splashdown in the atlantic ocean. the wind will not subside, everything should have happened yesterday, a new estimated date. return today after lunch, but this, if you're lucky to the iss now there are three entrepreneurs from the usa, israel and canada i love to come back to our house, because home is where you are tea, princess nouri is good where you are. anxiety anxiety insomnia habitual actions no longer help. afobazol helps cope with anxiety and insomnia afobazon 4 weeks for the most pronounced effect. make purchases in magnet stores. send checks at 1 year. i will help. win items from the bbq collection and 100,000 bonus points for all grilling occasions. gifts of full roasting in magnit with a berpyt , the ability to pay for purchases on websites and in applications with any sberbank card works. pay for purchases on the internet without entering card data quickly and safely. payment is made through the sberbank online application. sberbank works securely, continue to pay for purchases on the internet convenien

this is the atlantic ocean - this is, uh, a natural border, another, natural, border of the pacific ocean have never been able to achieve this. so it is determined in ukraine. what is the border of ukraine - these three parts were all the time historically these are three parts, holicia valyn, galician how is the principality of kiev with towns and the wild field our mouse? yes, as they say, which were the great valor of the regiments and in the brilliant age of catherine yes, now the wild field is being mastered, where the border will be the border. indeed, probably, most likely, it should pass along the dnieper. because when the wild field existed, the border of moscow passed under voronezh ; russia and control, how already without the wild? fields, right? there, too, by the way, the wild field. and you see, that's good. he even i like the stroke of the error. and if there is, in fact schemes geopolitics - this is geography, it is, there is still some possibility. yes, but when we are here, if the wild field, then we will not join the wild field and that’s all and forgot to go politics.

thunderstorm brought hail and gusty winds to south florida over the weekend video posted by the noah atlantic oceangraphic they'll help me out on that word oceanographic because i say it right? okay i did. and meteorological lab shows hail as large as quarters. quarters falling in the miami area yesterday, the lab wrote. hale is a rare occurrence in that area with yesterday being the first time it has been seen in over a year. look at that. how rare is that? there are more than 3500 flights across the country were canceled over the weekend airports in miami and other florida locations were affected because of those local storms. american airlines, spirit, jetblue and spirit again were most affected. canceling one third of the trips and again this is a live look at sfo today . 12 flights were canceled there today will bring in chief meteorologist bill martin. okay, so fog is very common here. but the hill in miami not too much, not their thing at all. and of course you got 35 what you say 35,000 cancelations. that's hundreds of thousands and millions of passengers, so you probably might even know so

feet above sea level -- the state of delaware, the delaware river, the delaware bay, and the atlantic ocean. well, you saw what happened, by the way, down on the gulf. you saw what happened in louisiana when they had that -- you know, it matters whether that -- there's a wetlands. they're significantly more consequential than seawalls. in order to help bring more of those nature-based solutions into our planning, we have to move quickly. and with this executive order on earth day, we're also showing this moment of maximum threat and urgency can also be a moment of enormous hope and enormous opportunity. you know, that we -- you know, that we carry in heart and mind the image of the ideal place, the right place, the one true home, known or unknown, actual or visionary. i know you all feel it. and you wouldn't be sitting here in the cold with your coats not on if you didn't. so i'm now going to sign this executive order. and i think we're going to make -- i just think this is the beginning of a new day. and we're going to just have to overtake the opposition on this. i really mean it. so than

eastern time, 12:29 utc the station and dragon flew 258 statute miles over the central atlantic oceanth that initial contact made, the soft capture ring is now going to begin to retract. to be able to start -- >> retraction in progress. [overlapping radio transmissions] >> soft capture in progress. >> so, we're going to seen dragon enter a little bit closer to the dock, after it essentially performs a sealed connection and we will be able to engage 12 hooks that form the hard capture function on board dragon. six of those are engaged during the launch and on the way during the open they hold the nose cone, which you can see open to the right, they hold that in place and they are open up once we are in orbit. 12 of those will engage. once those 12 engage we have a hard ring we can connect two umbilicals that are going to provide hardline data and power to dragon through systems. we'll be able to get the docking complete call. and then it is under some of the posts docking operations. for the crew of dragon, they will begin doing some basic cabin configuration as they get ready to open

there is a 26 mile strip of heaven, called topsail island, residents have the atlantic ocean as theirarter your own boat, or if you want to enjoy sun and surf, hop on a paddleboard and cruise the coast. you could visit sea turtle hospital or go bird watching inland. >> if we

the station x dragon through 272,000 miles over the central atlantic ocean. so, with that initial contact made, the soft capturing is now going to begin to retract. that is completed. we will able to start -- >> -- direction in progress. >> soft capturing in progress. >> so, we're now going to see dragon inch a little bit closer to that docking, until it actually performs a sealed connection. then we'll be able to engage 12 hooks that perform the hard capture. six of those were actually engaged during the launch. and on the way to, orbit, they open up that you see there to deploy the nose cone. but 12 of those are now going to engage after the soft capture ring has retracted. after those 12 engage, we'll have a hard ring. they will start to connect to umbilicals that will provide hard line data and power to dragon through systems. and then we'll be able to get the docking complete call. and then it's onto some of the post docking operations. so for the crew inside of dragon, they'll be getting out of their suits. doing basic cabin configuration, as they get r

sustained winds of at least 111 miles per hour the researchers cite a warmer than normal subtropical atlantic oceanas the third most active hurricane season on record that's according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration hurricane ida battered the louisiana coastline last august, flooding homes authorities say the storm killed more than 90 people across the u.s. hurricane season runs from the 1st of june to the end of november >>> slots in the middle of times square blackjack with an east river view maybe a monaco-style studio on top of saks fifth avenue that could all be a reality now that new york state has reached a budget deal. the $220 billion spending plan clears the way for the big apple's first big casino cnbc's contessa brewer is in manhattan for us. >> reporter: new york is already the financial heart of the country. the shopping, the restaurants, broadway make it an international tourism destination. but what we don't have are casinos. where bright lights of the big city are concerned, times square gives las vegas a run for its money. now new york is ready to roll the d

karina: row, row, row your boat gently across the atlantic ocean. the man setting sail for a first of its kind solo mission. frances: get ready for a windy, breezy day. temperatures are cooler. right now, winds at 32 miles per hour in san francisco and gusting to 35 miles per hour at sfo. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. frances: here is live doppler 7. we have clouds over the bay area right now and this is allowing temperatures to be more mild compared yesterday. lots of low 50's in santa rosa, san jose currently at 54 degrees, and the breeze will pick up this afternoon. we are going to be cooler for almost everyone. at the beaches upper 50

. >> there's nowhere you'll see a hippo in the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: the series not just a feastesidents. >> i'm hoping we'll learn why it's so important to deal with issues like climate change that threaten the whole planet. >> we have younger kids, sasha melilla when the younger generation that demands us being better care takers. will people seeing this heed that call? >> i think the generation of our kids are more mindful of how we haven't always taken care of the planet. with climate change effecting everything, they are demanding action. and president obama's been navigating political terrain. and ended up clear. >> it was wonderful to see some of the old team. the fact i could leave was nice. >> vice president biden, vice president -- >> vice president biden joke, were you surprised people were like what's up with that? >> you know, president biden and i have an extraordinary friendship, as well as professional relationship. >> last month mr. obama became one of the more than 80 million who tested positive for covid-19. how you feeling? >> i was fortunate i did not get it