but between bezos and trump. was it a good thing? or was it bezos fault?those are really good iquestions. i might have thought that he got off on the wrong side. and that donald trump is campaigning to be president. he's taking shots at everyone. and then pesos on —- bezos enters the fray we are going out on a blue origin rocket and they were asking jeff not to send j the e-mails. but he insisted. i don't know if he was just being protective that may be a little bit of ego like intoone else's getting it with this guy i want my turn to take a shot at him. then trump one. that seems like a lifetime ago but i guess it was five years ago. and t4 gets hammered. he also "washington post" it is a great job. and then amazon loses the jedi contract. $10million that is a huge leg up. and huge problems of the post office. and then with trumps bitterness and with bezos in particular. and he talks about raising corporate taxes. and then with ridiculous claims about the post being a lobbyist for amazon. and that was true. but recently the judge ruled that amazon should

emily: jeff bezos and his brother.also caught up with a former blue origin employee and current ceo of relativity space. here is what it was like for him to watch that flight. >> it was a pretty awesome moment. i started as an intern with blue origin. the whole company was only about 150 people at the time. because of the small size, i have kept in touch with jeff. it is amazing, not just to see blue origin fly, but virgin galactic. pretty huge milestones right next to each other. emily: what does this all mean? having worked here, understanding how jeff bezos things, when he landed he articulated this vision of building a road to space. building a space economy. what do you imagine the next move for blue origin? what is the next priority? >> definitely the new shepard program. i think jeff made a bold move to fly on the first flight, this has been in testing for a long time. they are developing -- it's quite huge. it's a heavy rocket they are launching from cape canaveral. that is going to be a huge milestone. to your

emily: amazon founder jeff bezos and his brother mark.t up with a former blue origin employee and current ceo of relatively space. this is what it was like for him to watch that flight. >> it was a pretty awesome moment. i first started as an intern at blue origin. starting in 2011. the whole company was about 150 people at the time. and because of the small size, i have kept in touch with jeff during the years. he even came out to visit us not too long ago at relatively. i have been a huge fan ever since i left. it is pretty amazing, not just to see blue origin fly, but to see virgin galactic. two pretty huge human spaceflight milestones right next to each other. pretty amazing. emily: what does this all mean? obviously having worked here, understanding more how jeff bezos thinks -- when he landed, he articulate this vision of building a road to space. building up a space economy and a way to protect the earth. what did you imagine the next move for blue origin will be? what is the next priority? tim: yeah, so, definitely the new program

i was very excited to see jeff bezos go to space. i love them and i know them from afar, those are my guys. but this is my guy. let's listen to some of this interaction with the family and new astronauts. as soon as i wanted to listen, they stopped talking. here we go. >> it was dark. >> okay, kyrie irving. when you're going up and going up, it's getting dark and you realize you're going to be in the dark, you're not going to be in the light. you're going to be looking at the light from the darkness. it's unreal. >> i get it, though. you said -- like when you said you wouldn't go and i was like i'm not going. i want to go now. >> i'm telling you. i told them you guys experienced it this way. you've got to come back and experience a launch and watch the rocket land. you have to get that perspective from it because that's what -- >> is it what you expected? >> i visualized -- i've been watching videos and visualized. you know what the problem is? i want to go back. >> same thing. i had the same feeling. >> that's what every astronaut s

this is the third such mission for jeff bezos's. origins space group and this will be the most crowded yet all six seats filled. stranahan himself squeezed in with five others but he was commenting earlier, ground controlling vanhorn, texas, for the launch. >> t minus 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, four, main engine start, two, one. [engine roaring] [engine roaring] [silence] [silence] bill: for those just tuning in you are witnessing the third launch of the blue origin rocket, the new shepard rocket named after alan shepard, the first american to go into space on a suborbital flight. all the various new shepard rockets, the first mission -- they are all suborbital, about 10 minutes. we are already about halfway into this. technically getting into space, they are going to have a couple minutes to look around. you might be hearing crewmembers inside. let's go back. >> never seen anything like this. all right. there we go. >> make sure you know where your seat is. >> 19. original sin. >> one minute warning. one minute warning. 40-second warning.

this thursday, a silicon valley venture capitalist is blasting off on jeff bezos' rocket ship. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, has the exclusive story. all right next blue origin launch is set is for thursday, and among those on board, one of the bay area's more successful venture capitalists. >> i like challenges. and i think that's pretty consistent with most people who come to silicon valley. not afraid of risk. >> reporter: he was 8 years old when apollo 11 landed on the moon. he's been fascinated with space ever since and is counting the days until he boards jeff bezos' ship with his son. >> this is one of the most unexpected and spectacular opportunities, so why not grab it? >> reporter: and he grabbed it. he says buying two tickets to buy the bezos' owned spaceship is a great investment, both for the company and a way to bond with his son cameron. >> i got a kick. so many of my associates have reached out and said okay, you dropped the mic on the father and son road trip of the year. >> reporter: and about the cost? you mentioned that this was a high bid in

richard branson and jeff bezos hustle to make their commercial space tayeb use. >> originally virginrd branson had planned to launch at a later date. but quickly changed his mission time after amazon founder jeff bezos announced plans for a july lift off, though the 2 never admitted it was a race branson beat bezos by 9 days with a message for my crew upon landing very case. >> bases may have reached the edge of space. later. >> but some would say his with more flair for his first flight. he invited 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, one of the mercury 13 women who received astronaut training back in the 60's but never made it to next up, a member of the starfleet getting a real chance at space flight is all business 55 years after star trek's debut captain kirk reached the edge of space at 90 william shatner becoming the oldest person to make it to the final frontier what you can is the profound >> so. filled with emotion. >> this month. blue origin marked its 3rd human spaceflight in plans to do more in the new year. >> virgin galactic has big ambitions to the company says it

. ♪ >> the first -- of the coveted jeff bezos -- has been awarded.him why he chose to be a part of jeff bezos space efforts rather than those of elon musk. >> going to space is something i have dreamed of since i was a child. i want to catch up these trends. as long as i get the chance, definitely i think this is a very good initiative. the $28 million went to blue origin foundation club for the future which in turn validates charities to inspire the future generation to go into space as well. as well as i believe entering the space may become a dream that everyone can achieve in our generation. >> tell us some names. who are you taking with you? >> right now, i haven't decided. they will be nominated very soon. >> i bet you are getting a lot of interesting phone calls from friends. you will also be taking the flag of the caribbean nation grenada as the new wto representative. how did that come about? box first of all, i will be representing grenada to work for wto. to represent grenada peoples interest in wti. most importantly, i think is about to p

the owner, jeff bezos, says he is heartbroken about the loss of life at his warehouse.siness — and lots more besides — updated24 hours a day. just head to bbc.com/news — or download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ si pusey. stay with us on bbc news. plenty more news, sport and business. thank you for watching. do stay tuned. hello there. the second half of the weekend is going to remain fairly unsettled. a lot of cloud around on sunday but one thing you will notice, particularly in england and wales, is it will be very mild indeed. further north, there will be outbreaks of rain tied in with this area of low pressure, keeping a watch on this area of low pressure, it is going deepen as it passes the north—west of the uk to bring gales, even severe gales, to the far north—west of scotland. but it will bring some rain to the north and west and it will scoop up very mild air across much of the country, particularly for england and wales. we start sunday on a rather cloudy note. some mist and low cloud, a bit of drizzle as well, some brightness breaking

same thing with jeff bezos. most astronauts who have traveled to space speak about this "survivor" view effects and how it makes them stewards of the universe they want to allow more people -- i the y certainly they have enjoyed their journey. >>> there's an idea of colonization -- what do you think of that? >> it's sort of taking the early steps permanently away from earth. people living on a space station the last 21 years, but that's injure our early forays. i'm interesting what these six new astronauts will do with the experience. i'm delighted that michael strahan, they'll be able to get something with that personal impact and what it meant to him. i think that piece, the technological and the human impacts, those are the two big pieces that really strike over for me, and really lend significance to what happened in west texas. >> let's listen as they get close to about 150 -- there it is. they have now landed. let's listen in. [ cheering ] >> oh, look at that. >> was that gorgeous? >> oh, my god! >> from t

upon landing very case. >> bezos may have reached the edge of space. later. >> but some would say his journey came with more flair for his first flight. he invited 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, one of the mercury 13 women who received astronaut training back in the 60's but never made it to next up, a member of the starfleet getting a real chance at space flight is all business 55 years after star trek's debut captain kirk reached the edge of space at 90 william shatner becoming the oldest person to make it to the final frontier but you get the is the profound pumped. >> so. filled with emotion. >> this month. blue origin marked its 3rd human spaceflight in plans to do more in the new year. virgin galactic has big ambitions to the company says it will offer paying customers a space plane ride next year at roughly 250,000 bucks a pop. meanwhile, nasa and space x teamed up this year to plan america's next lunar mission now slated for 2025, the head of nasa warning that china could make it their first summer linked to plea confirmed space x als

>> he did, he did. >> and that was jeff bezos. that was when jeff bezos launched into space.e still was a little unsure about it all. i still felt some hesitation from him. then he surprised us as we were reporting on the launch for william shatner. take a look at this. >> i would do it. i've changed my mind. >> that's a change. >> being with gio, i realize i would probably do it. >> george and i will be waiting. >> he said he would probably do it and then he got called on it. >> that's when he got that call. that's when he got that call from blue origin. but i like that he said a few more test flights. no, no, you're on the next one, buddy. you're on the next one. amy, we're looking at that countdown clock right now. it looks like we are on a hold right now so it stopped at t-minus 15 minutes. usually that just means that they may be running ahead of time or behind a little bit. we'll find out from blue origin what that hold is about but it looks like we've been in that hold now about three minutes. >> and this happened before, correct? >> this happened in the jeff bezos fli

upon landing very case. >> bezos may have reached the edge of space. but some would say his journey came with more flair for his first flight. he invited 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, one of the mercury 13 women who received astronaut training back in the 60's but never made it to next up, a member of the starfleet getting a real chance at space flight is all business 55 years after star trek's debut captain kirk reached the edge of space at 90 william shatner becoming the oldest person to make it to the final frontier but you get the bill is the most profound pumped. >> so. filled with emotion. >> this month. blue origin marked its 3rd human spaceflight in plans to do more in the new year. virgin galactic has big ambitions to the company says it will offer paying customers a space plane ride next year at roughly 250,000 bucks a pop. meanwhile, nasa and space x teamed up this year to plan america's next lunar mission now slated for 2025, the head of nasa warning that china could make it their first summer linked to plea confirmed space x als

upon landing very case. >> bezos may have reached the edge of space. later. >> but some would say his journey came with more flair for his first flight. he invited 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, one of the mercury 13 women who received astronaut training back in the 60's but never made it to next up, a member of the starfleet getting a real chance at space flight is all business 55 years after star trek's debut captain kirk reached the edge of space at 90 william shatner becoming the oldest person to make it to the final frontier but you get the is the most profound pumped. >> so. filled with emotion. >> this month. blue origin marked its 3rd human spaceflight in plans to do more in the new year. virgin galactic has big ambitions to the company says it will offer paying customers a space plane ride next year at roughly 250,000 bucks a pop. meanwhile, nasa and space x teamed up this year to plan america's next lunar mission now slated for 2025, the head of nasa warning that china could make it their first summer linked to plea confirmed space

agency has had staff on site since saturday, inspecting safety code compliance amazon founder jeff bezos facing criticism over the weekend for posting about his blue origin space flight at the same time recovery crews were digging through rubble bezos since said he is heartbroken over the loss of amazon teammates lester >> morgan, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, the new grim milestones in the pandemic as some areas see a devastating wave of new infections >>> and the latest showdown between congress and a top trump official over the capitol riot >>> tonight, one more stark pandemic milestone we have now surpassed 800,000 covid deaths with more than a thousand people dying each day some hospitals are seeing their worst days in all this here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: inside the nation's busiest hospitals there was no time to reflect on the loss our nation surpasses a staggering 800,000 deaths, the most devastating wave of covid infections is right now overwhelming many medical centers across the northeast and great lakes. more national disaster teams are arriving at hospitals as the u.

upon landing very case. >> bezos may have reached the edge of space. some would say his journey came with more flair for his first flight. he invited 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, one of the mercury 13 women who received astronaut training back in the 60's but never made it to next up, a member of the starfleet getting a real chance at space flight is all business 55 years after star trek's debut captain kirk reached the edge of space at 90 william shatner becoming the oldest person to make it to the final frontier but you get the bill is the most profound pumped. >> so. filled with emotion. >> this month. blue origin marked its 3rd human spaceflight in plans to do more in the new year. virgin galactic has big ambitions to the company says it will offer paying customers a space plane ride next year at roughly 250,000 bucks a pop. meanwhile, nasa and space x teamed up this year to plan america's next lunar mission now slated for 2025, the head of nasa warning that china could make it their first summer linked to plea confirmed space x also sh

by zuckerberg accounting for 40% higher federal taxes bezos saving around $700 million >> saving moneytaxes more than you or i would seein five lifetimes that turns out that plan with most of these sellers. it may not be they are selling more shares but that the stock prices are so muchhigher and is probably one factor when we get into even the normal year and some at the state level as well robert frank we appreciate it so much the morning rbi. why we were in england and the follow-up. and what you need to know now about the latest covid variant maybe some is good news around treatment you may not hear anywhere else and pro talks with cathie wood. she'll take some of your questions at 10:00 a.m only if you sign up and are a pro subscriber sign up. we'll see you there at 10:00 a.m. wel bk teth srt'lbeacafr isho break. >>> today's rbi has to did with the weather. we went to england to talk about power shortages there and in europe especially if it gets really cold. well it ishappening. up nearly 500% more. the uk power suppliers may have to buy more gas at these rates if they cannot pas

they got their wings pinned on by jeff bezos himself, and after those amazing experiences, he says his goal is to make space travel affordable and accessible for the rest of us. >> but also for me, and coming from the bay area and spending most of my last 20 years in tech, this is perhaps the next frontier in terms of investing. the technologies that are being developed to make these trips possible. >> okay. let's talk about just how possible this really is, because $28 million, i would say he went ultra first class. when is it going to come down to like economy, economy premium that's the rest of us can afford? >> it's going to take a while, but as wayne said, the first step is a huge step because we have now done it and then done it again, and other companies are doing it, and that's how competition brings prices down. obviously, we have to come down a whole bunch. >> a lot. >> my dad and i bonded at a's games, but really, it's eventual wale going to be the kind of thing that i think will do like airline flights. it's going to take a while to get there. >> okay, so i know it's a brie

the people funding it, jeff bezos or richard branson, they're often joying space flights and not doing any of this and bill gates bidding on one of the largest jet transport companies and it's not going to affect them and i get into that. and the system where people in charge aren't going to have their lives affected. this is going to affect what we pejoratively call the masses and owe press the masses. we have people now declaring a climate emergency. they want covid lockdowns and climate lockdown. we have the agency report proposing climate lockdown and less emissions. and there's a recession movement, they like recessions because they reduce emissions and that's why environmentalists liked the lockdown because. >> and a cause of death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater than covid-19. we want climate change monthly, annual death tolls to gin up more political action. this is far from a science movement. this is a movement-- mark ma rono. what do you think of the climate denier. >> we're offended by this. and one said this

now i'm an adult in a spaceship. >> reporter: days later blue origin founder jeff bezos got his turnne of his company's first astronauts. >> weightlessness. >> reporter: captain kirk himself, actor william shatner,experienced a few minutes of weightlessness on blue origin's next flight. >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: but they were all topped by this fall's inspiration4 mission, the first all civilian trip to orbit, three days circling the earth. 29 astronauts worldwide flew to space this year. >> it's a real experience. it kind of opens your eyes to how much more there is out there we don't really experience in our day to day lives. >> reporter: today's passengers on blue origin's mission, four paying customers. venture capitalist lane bess and son cameron will be the first parent-child duo in space. dylan taylor a space industry investor and evan dick, an engineer and investor. abc's michael strahan and laura shepard churchley, the daughter of alan shepard, the first american in space. >> his era, you know, 60 years ago was so different from today. i mean, i still can't believ

we demonize the lifeblood of modern civilization and the people funding this whether it's the jeff bezos or richard branson or bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists, actually is bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affectthem all . i get into that in the book as well. this is a system in which the people in charge are going to have their livesaffected . this will affectwhat we regrettably called the masses . the new deal will suppress the absolute masses. we have people declaring in a climate emergency they want to go from cobit lockdowns to climate lockdowns. you can only flywhen it's morally justifiable . we have climate lockdowns where people will have missed more freedom. you have a moment who likes recessions. this is why the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns and there is a movement in academia where they need to add climate change because it causes death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater. they want to now have climate change daily, monthly an

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this marks the third of what founder jeff bezos hopes will be many trips to the edge of space.shepard" spacecraft, including news anchor michael strahan, and laura shepard, the daughter of alan shepard. the spacecraft is actually named after alan. they are riding along with four other paying customers. i'm almost trembling, i'm so excited to see this live. similar to previous flights, the mission is expected to last about ten minutes. with the crew experiencing about three minutes of weightlessness before the capsule starts to descent back to earth. we're being told t-minus one minute. six passengers on board. i guess one of the

and this year branson's and bezos' rivalry took center stage. >> yay!> reporter: branson took flight on july 11th. >> the first person to ride into space aboard a rocket he helped fund. >> reporter: edging out bezos by nine days. what followed were several high-profile private space flights sending both celebs -- >> captain kirk himself, the great william shatner. >> reporter: -- and wealthy thrill seekers into space. number eight, cyberattacks held industries for ransom unless they paid off. >> jbsusa is repealing it paid an $11 million ransom after a cyberattack shut down its entire beef processing operation. >> reporter: a july attack on software vendor kasai ya compromised hundreds of companies. in may, hackers forced one of the largest u.s. gas pipelines offline. >> the colonial pop line triggered a massive cyberattack. >> reporter: fuel distribution shuttered across the east coast sparking gas shortages. >> we are still seeing these lines that are building up as people are trying to get gas. >> reporter: the attacks drew the white house's attentio

nadella saves $21 million in taxes by selling now jeff bezos saving $700 million so we'll see whetherther people who live in washington who are wealthy are going to do a little holiday trimming in december, as well. >> yeah. plus christmas shopping, right,l >> yeah. plus christmas shopping, with inflation and everything, we'll have a little extra change >> that's right. they need the cash >> apple shares just touched another all-time high, top gainer on the dow for november and rallying over yesterday's sell-off and have you mentioned the week we just heard from aws don't miss microftso's jason zander we're back in two. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast business has an exclusive gift for you. introducing the gift of savings sale. for a limited time, ask how to get a great deal for your business. and get up to a $500 prepaid card with select bundles when you switch to the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. or get started with internet and voice for $64.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee. give your business the gift of s

the origins launched its first crude space flight injuly carrying its founder, jeff bezos.n october. this third flight is blue origin�*s first full capacity one with six people on board which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome, she says. and a following in her father's footsteps? you might have thought about it coming down and he didn't even get to enjoy any of what i enjoy. he was working. it was all business. he enjoy. he was working. it was all business.— all business. he had to do it himself- _ all business. he had to do it himself. ma _ all business. he had to do it himself. did you _ all business. he had to do it himself. did you see - all business. he had to do it himself. did you see how i all business. he had to do it i himself. did you see how small his capsule _ himself. did you see how small his capsule was? _ himself. did you see how small his capsule was? i _ himself. did you see how small his capsule was? i in _ himself. did you see how small his capsule was? i in it. - himself. did you see how small his capsule was? i in it. h

and jeff bezos owning amazon is a different matter that's owning means of production. it's only work places, resources, and means of communication, and transportation is on and so forth. and having dominion over them, in the sense of deciding on their, on their use, determining how they will be employed and to what ends they will be employed, for instance, his profit. and there's a big difference. one is you being in position to control your life with a relevant amount of say, but the operations of amazon or of any corporation are not properly handled by an owner, right? as compared to the workforce who are affected and the consumers who are affected, the whole society that's affected, it shouldn't be in the hands of a few. now we can dispense with the claims of social mobility in those ones that we always hear from the right and the and then the liberals. but obviously a question. i know that you raise the idea of mrs. thatcher, the great to sky on a british politics. again and again in the book, how do you address the key argument that there are inefficiencies in any

laura shepard churchley took off on board a commercial spacecraft in west texas, owned byjeff bezos�*o, one. from rural texas to the edge of space. laura shepard churchley following in herfather�*s footsteps 60 years after his pioneering flight as the first american to make the journey, in a spacecraft named after him. mission control has confirmed new shepard has cleared the tower and is on its way to space. it was a once—in—a—lifetime ride on board this fully autonomous six—storey—tall commercial flight, reaching an altitude of over 100 kilometres during a thrilling 10—minute trip. long enough to experience zero gravity, though. whoa! never seen anything like this. just like my dad! this tops an unforgettable year for human space flight, with private space companies aplenty, including space x and virgin galactic. blue 0rigin launched its first crewed space flight injuly carrying its founder, amazon's jeff bezos. captain kirk himself! star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin�*s first full capacity one

a silicon valley venture capitalist is blast off on jeff bezos's rocket? so what did he pay and who is he bringing with him? >>> and i am tracking a few showers from fremont to livermore, on storm ranger. plus, what i know about that stronger storm coming our way when it comes to wind, snow, and also that rain. i am back with that in about six minutes. >>> the search for a killer in the east bay. a shooting took place around 10:30 last night along 7th and 8th street in union city. police say when they arrived they found a man shot several times inside a parked car. investigators are identifying him as 35-year-old tyrrell martin of union city. if you know or saw anything, you are asked to call the police. >>> well, for many people, it's apology not accepted. the backlash continues tonight against that san francisco restaurant that refused to serve three cops. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is in north beach. >> reporter: today, steve set up shop right in front of the hilda and jesse restaurant with a very blunt message. his sign reads looters welcomed.

may be jeff bezos and ellen musk thing. they can make it without the rest of us. but the rest of us know that we are part of this world and that opportunity is here to make a change no time like the present a slot. i figure like an absolute and it appears that glasgow did not bring the change. imagine the alcoholics anonymous via global conference, and the biggest litigation to the conference was alcohol in destroy. all in the past, a big anti slavery conference. and the biggest delegation was slave owners. by the way, that's what it was. that's why slave owners could compensation. and those was slaves with no compensation. and this is how the crime with negotiations are going. and now, you know, people like myself when we look at where we get inspiration from. and i think that the inspiration right now is coming from young people, but it's also when you're looking at bodies and knowledge. indigenous wisdom teaches us the way out of this miss. because unless you manatee can learn to coexist with nature in a mutually interdependent relationship, you know, we're not

is considerably low, jeff bezos managed to avoid quite a bit of taxes. and this huge multinational corporation doesn't seem to be paying, it's their share of taxes. so quite a, quite an interesting demonstration here. quite an interesting gathering. we'll be giving you more updates as it goes on later in the evening. right. we know that if it does freak out into something else, you'll be there for us to cover it all and kill them up in new york. thanks. and does it for me? i'll be back in about 31 and a half minutes with another phone. fresh local news, say with us, ah, ah, how should we describe our time? what is the zeitgeist, as they say, do we have a sense of direction and purpose? we also hear a lot about the desire to return to normal. what does that mean? are we actually living in the new normal ah, the come down to christmas is on and with it being too late to ship. if you are looking for a last minute gift, you're going to have to do so in person. but retail is we're worried. fears of a new variance in the current challenges in the economy. supp

blue 0rigin launched its first crewed space flight injuly carrying its founder, amazon's jeff bezos.est person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin�*s first full capacity one, with six people on board, which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! awesome, she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about dad coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation — well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. finally, long queues formed here in england as limited—edition t—shirts made by the street artist banksy went on sale. the bristol—born artist announced on

its inaugural flight was in late july, and that was when the company's owner, amazon mogul jeff bezos, and his brother made the trip along with some others. by the way, there are zero pilots on board. the entire new shepard rocket system is fully autonomous. sequoia national park reopened its giant forest area today on a limited schedule this since being closed since mid september because of the canopy complex fire that fire burned more than 88,000 acres, mostly within sequoia and kings canyon national parks. firefighters took extraordinary measures to save the grill, which includes the iconic general sherman tree crews wrapped the trunk of the giant sequoia in foil to protect it from the flames. marin county supervisors have come up with new guidelines for complying with the state's mandate to build more housing supervisors and planning commissioners this week. have come up with more concrete plans on where to zone more housing. under state law, marin county needs to build more than 3500 homes in unincorporated areas by 2030. some commissioners have expressed concern about building i

. >> yeah, we're talking about tomorrow's scheduled launch of jeff bezos' blue origin which will carryhael strahan straight into the history books. our own will ganss is here with more. hi, will. >> safely on the ground. strahan and his five crewmates will spend about 11 minutes, 62 miles above earth, and despite a weather delay, it seems michael is feeling comfortable and confident with one day to go before launch. one day before he's scheduled to go to space, michael strahan in great spirits. >> they wanted to offer you a ride, but your head couldn't get through the door. >> the gma anchor joking on thursday night football about blue origin's "new shepard" launch tomorrow morning. >> even if i fumble this ball, if i fumble it, it's just going to float. >> stray bringing the football with him along with his grandfather's pocket watch, super bowl ring, a lucky $2 bill and other things. >> a little nervous. >> you know, if he's nervous, just relax and breathe and look out that big, beautiful window. and take it all in. because it's a magical experience, both on the way up, while you're

the new seats on jeff bezos's blue origin market have been awarded. one went to justin son.- justin sun. why he became part of jeff bezos' s space efforts rather than elon musk. >> i wanted to do this as soon as i got a chance. this is a very good initiative. this benefits space to inspire the future generation to go to space as well. i believe that entering space may become a dream that everybody can achieve, meaning our generation. >> justin, tell us some names. who are you taking with you? >> i have not decided. correct i bet you're getting a lot of interested phone calls from friends. he will also be taking the flag of granada. how did that appointment come about? justin: first of all, i think i will be representing grenada and to represent grenada but most importantly, i think i want to promote a digital economy and blockchain economy in the vcl and grenada. i want to -- i believe that this will be good for the caribbean islands. rishaad: let's take a look at india with the rupee having its most swiss year, ending this quarter as the worst emerging-market currency. decl

. ♪ >> jeff bezos is now very active in -- not very active in crypto industry.be a good opportunity because we have way more collaboration chance with bezos man elon musk. >> that was a chinese crypto entrepreneur who revealed himself as the secret bidder of the blue origin seat last year. he could not go due to conflict, but he is planning to go next year. there is a special space launch scheduled christmas day. nasa is sending the most powerful space telescope ever created. the telescope cost around $11 billion and is said to be 100 times more powerful than its predecessor, the hubble telescope. the new instrument is designed to look at the most distant galaxies ever seen and it gives us a better understanding of our place in the universe. as we count down to the launch, we have gathered a group of amateur astronomers to see what is already visible from the planet. >> humans have a connection to the cosmos that has existed since the beginning of time. my name is thomas and i plan the trips for the amateur astronomers association. >> my name is catherine. i am

take shelter anywhere they could find around $45.00 employees made it out though amazon founded jeff bezos says he's heart broken by the incident and pledged support to the community. in are all the headlines to grind rebels of reclaim the northern ethiopian town of lally baylor, just 11 days off the ethiopian forces said they had taken it back. this is according to information from local residence integrity people's liberation front of said, they've launched widespread counter offensives. in numerous locations, including the road linking a shayna and lally baylor, in the am hora region. but communications have been caught in a conflict zone which makes these reports difficult to verify. residents have been speaking out low saying to grind fighters or in the town center, and that there is no fighting for ministers from the g 7 group of nations. a warning that russia face is what i calling massive consequences if it invades ukraine. statement came on the final day of the gathering of top diplomats from the world's richest democracies. marshes, military build up near ukraine's border is domi

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and 2021 was out of this world for billionaires jeff bezos and richard branson as they raced into space. along for the ride star trek icon william shatner. >> it is extraordinary. >> reporter: he boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >> i can't believe how much has happened. >>> hundreds and thousands of teslas have been recalled. the technical defects owners need to know about. >> streaming today, food banks are in big need of donations with the end of the year approaching. we will share more information about their matching donations. you can find us on kpix.com or on our >>> welcome back. avoid cruises, even if you're vaccinated. that is the message from the cdc today and the agency just increased the risk level there to the highest level and they have seen a recent cases. they recommend getting fully vaccinated and getting a booster shot and te or tworthree days before 5 days afterward. changes may be on the way for a booster eligibility and the new york times report people familiar with these plants say they could start allowing 12 to 15-