carmen bárcena: ¿cómo está señor damián? la invitación-- damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observado nosotros en la escuela, pero se ha generalizado en la mayoría de todos los estudiantes en nuestra área, es la cantidad de estrés y ansiedad, que se ha promovido con esta pandemia, la inhabilidad de ellos, estar con sus amigos, con su familia, el poder salir de su casa, y estar estudiando casi que 24 horas en la pantalla, ha sido muy difícil para todos los jóvenes, y los estudiantes más pequeños, porque no pueden salir afuera, y ha sido un cambio tremendo para ellos. damián trujillo: eh, depresión, ¿verdad?, puede ser algo que puede deprimir a los estudiantes. carmen

his new half-hour, "carmen christopher: street special" is streaming now on peacock.not pee and poo. i'm excited to say that i got through most of my goals this year except for my summer reading list, which was the bible, "a bridge to terabithia" and the "from dusk till dawn" dvd case >> can you do that somewhere else >> yeah. sorry. just trying to bring joy to new york >> seth: please welcome to the show, carmen christopher, everybody. ♪ [ applause ] >> s >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: so, carmen, i'm thrilled to have you here, but you have, in fact, been here before you are friendly with a bunch of the writers on the show and you have done bits on this show. here is one -- do you remember what you were doing in this sketch >> yes this is a character, his name is lil bobo and he pranks dogs. >> seth: yeah. >> this is -- i think this was written by conner o'malley and possibly seth and ben, too >> seth: yeah, yeah. the great conner o'malley has -- you guys have collaborated before and this is one of your finest pieces of work >> i think so. you guys let me ha

carmen: con todas las cosas. siempre dando para adelante. gracias por estar con nosotros. sabes que te queremos. pronto te vamos a visitar. quiero que sepas que cada minuto que pasa "despierta amÉrica" se pone mejor, mejor y mejor. existe un vÍnculo entre la vacuna de johnson y johnson y una enfermedad autoinmune?los doctores lo explican. tambiÉn. una gran diva. lucÍa mÉndez estarÁ con nosotros en vivo. darÁ unanuncio. michelle salas pide respeto. vamos a conocer los detalles en "sin rollo". la palabra nuestra es decirte gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros. queremos que tu familia progresen, se informen y vivan mejor. [mÚsica] aha, looks like you're in the 'dancing to the beat of my own drum' stage, baby. we're huggies. we got just what you need. and we'll keep you comfy through all your moves. that's it kid, dance like nobody's watching. huggies, we got you, baby. hola, soy yo... tu piel. algunos limpiadores funcionan, pero me resecan. los limpiadores de cerave me ayudan a mantener mi hidratación balanceada con ácido hialurónico

crossing the carmen line into a suborbital flight. turn the control room down so viewers can hear us about what we expect to see. crew members, getting ready to take them out of the capsule. we will see them the first time since they launched into space. bring in morgan chesky, stephanie ruhle with clayton anderson, 30 year nasa veteran who spent five months on the international space station in 2007. getting ready to see them here back on earth. incredible moment. heard bezos call it the best day ever. they were remarking, clayton, how easy zero gravity was. it felt remarkably natural to be in a moment of weightlessness. your take away from that in what you saw in this flight. >> congratulations to all of them. i think it is a significant milestone. it is funny, zero g is not really natural. you start to get space adaptation syndrome. for me, one of the coolest things, land first stage on earth to reuse it again. i am jealous. they went to the place i would love to go back and at least the bezos brothers and i have the same hair. >>

your legs, carmen, 90 degrees like this. lean backwards. taking off is terrifying. constant pressure of the water pushing me backwards, and i'm told this is the easy part. 0k! we reached the tiny ledge overlooking the last 70 metres and prepare for our descent. what a view! oh, my gosh, it's amazing! woo hoo! ok. here we go. we're so close. this is amazing! so far, so good. but halfway down, i'm in for a shock. slightly unnerving we're going to lose the rock now and go into freefall. ah! i can do this. ah, yep, this is good. without the rock face, i'm literally hanging. it's hard work on my hand. basically, this rope is holding my body weight. i'm having to release the rope to get me down. this way of coming down is faster and scarier, but a lot more exciting. we reach the last part of the descent, and i'm so relieved to finally get to the bottom. whoa! i know it's crazy, i didn't expect so much water! that was amazing. what a rush. yeah! well, that's it for this week, and our look back at some of our wildest adventures here on the travel show. and hopefully we will

the carmen line. explain the carmen line. it's not a term i had heard much about before, but obviously given -- they pointed out richard branson did not go above the carmen line. it's an imaginary line. >> it is the internationally recognized boundary of space. but the u.s. government and the u.s. military, the faa, they recognize it a little bit lower. so virgin galactic says, hey, we were all astronauts. we became astronauts because we crossed the threshold that the u.s. government recognizes in space. blue origin right before branson's launch, they put out that graphic saying, hey, we're going to go further. >> when it gets 62 miles or so up in the air, the capsule separates. the booster falls back to earth as we said. it's going to land vertically. how long is the capsule up there for? >> actually, the separation happens before they hit the carmen line. the separation happens right before that moment and then both the booster and the capsule pass that carmen line. so, you know, the booster also gets its astronaut wings. i

london breed: thank you so much, carmen. it is so great to finally be here. this project is a long time coming. clearly, it's important because we have a quorum of thefire commission joining us here, and we'll get to you today. station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so e

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our astronauts have passed the carmen line at 328,000 feet, continuing their ascent. you see the two vehicles there. when the speed hits you know zero, they have hit apogee, maximum altitude, and you can hear the cabin -- quite an experience. [unintelligible voices] >> woo hoo. >> i can't find the word for it. >> yeah! >> one-minute warning. one-minute warning. >> [indiscernible voices] >> that was awesome. >> got it. >> let's see if i can see the moon. i cannot. >> take a moment. >> ok, get it in. >> wooo, hah hah. >> fantastic, look at this. it is dark up here. >> everybody in? >> satus check. astronaut oliver. >> oliver, status check. >> oliver, status perfect. >> astronaut wally? >> wally? >> [inaudible] >> copy. astronaut demo? >> astronaut demo in live space. >> copy. astronaut bezos? >> woo hoo. wheeee. >> [indiscernible] >> astronaut bezos, happy, happy, happy. >> copy. ariane: >> thanks, everybody, for joining us live for our first human flight on new shepard. so far, a phenomenal flight. our booster is about to return to its landing pad. we see engine religh

carmen, let me go to you and cedric, we want you weigh in as well. talk about what it means to have the officers who are in positions of law enforcement here to be speaking so openly and publicly about not just the physical trauma but frankly the mental trauma they suffered as well. >> it's critically important. when i see the videos and pictures of what happened to the officers and hear their account, i find it very frustrating, very angry about it, and it's highly disappointing to hear the distractions from others not focusing on the truth of the matter. these officers who have committed to public safety were attacked, they were assaulted, they were degraded, and it is horrible to watch and horrible to see. i think it's very compelling to hear from these people who are on the front lines about what happened and what from my view again all the details will come out looks like a coordinated attack on police, and on the capitol, and not just something that was impromptu and people died, more people could have died, and the psychological trauma these o

carmen, considera por muchos simpatizant >> me parece absolutamente fuera de lugar, fuera de todos losel festejo de los tres aÑos de su triunfo electoral el presidente dijo que hay periodistas aliados a sus opositores >> para enfrentar el proyecto de transformaciÓn que estamos aplicando. >> mientras que este paÍs es considerado de alto riesgo para el periodismo. en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >> en california un juez le neÓo a la cantante brittany spears una solicitud de retirar la tutela a su padre sobre su patrimonio de 60 millones de dÓlares, responde a una peticiÓ de la cantante hace meses pero no estÁ relacionado con la resÓo audiencia de la semana pasada en que britney spears calificÓ de que iba a administrar el dinero abandonÓ el caso. abutivo el tutelaje, la empresa que iba a administrar el dinero abandonÓ el caso. jamie spears pidiÓ que una corte investigue las denuncias de su hija. al regresar, en planeta tierra respondemos a la interrogante de cuÁnto tiene qu ver la emergencia climÁtica en el derrumbe. . con una certeza que nos alimenta, y mantiene en dónde estam

back in 2018, carmen headed to taiwan to explore a gigantic new art centre about to reopen, claimingd exhibition spaces, she got to fulfil one of my childhood dreams, playing one of those huge dramatic pipe organs. yeah, i'm pretty jealous of that one. this is the weiwuying, taiwan's brand new national art centre. the centre has been built to become a fixture on the international performance circuit. so this might look like a big empty warehouse, but we are actually backstage at one of the more intimate auditoriums here. it can seat around 1,200 people. the centre will stage its own performances and host international touring productions. the weiwuying has four main stages — an opera house, a concert hall, a playhouse and a recital hall. pipe organ plays this splendid venue can seat over 2,000 people. after rehearsal, organist tony liu kindly offered to show me the pride of the concert hall. wow, tony, that was amazing. yeah, thank you so much. what does it feel like to play such a magnificent instrument? yeah, it's very exciting because i can make any kind of music in here. and... t

decenas de personas, salieron a las calles para bailar enlos festejos en honor a la virgen del carmenestar suspendida un aqo y medio, debido a la pandemia, la celebracion se realizo en el centro de la ciudad de el alto... esta vez se presentaron 11 fraternidades con 50 bailarines cada una... lo que atrajo a muchisimos espectadores. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta horagracias por acompaqarnos. recuerde... manana aqui nos vemos con las noticias... descance lorena: yo soy lorena. ella es mi mamá. maribel: hoy nos toca... ¡pizza! lorena: Él es nacho. su sueño es ser un héroe de acción. ella es lucía. maribel: ¡lucía! lucía: ay, la culpa es tuya por castigarme sin salir, ¿eh? o sea... lorena: ella es mi abuelita, titita, es la mejor... para descuartizar zombis. el es mi papito. vendía máquinas. dijo que la empresa donde trabajaba se rompió pero mi papi jamás se da por vencido. ahora vivimos de hacer bromas. nosotros somos los gonzález. policía: a ver, aquí tengo ya sus datos, nombre completo, domicilio.

the this, the historic moment when executive secretary of the election commission, carmen glory of i should always wore them in them. but, you know, gratian was delayed by protest inside the convention hall by those not happy with the procedure unless she's outside between police and demonstrators. this isn't assembly designed to heal the divisions in july and society. the newly elected president is elisa, long gone, never poochie indigenous people. off the convention, members, a women, 17 seats, the phil by representatives of indigenous communities. of course this is tory, which was one with a tough fight and a lot of pain. the chilean people, the indigenous people are now able to abolish pin shad evil constitution. this is a time of hope. the other, the other goes represent the l g, b t, q, community and those with disabilities. 65 are independence who belong to? none of these established political parties know can move, got never before and surely. we elected people in this way. this is an unforgettable moment. unique for those of us representing social movements in the fight for

i made phrases with that with carmen today. it's an honor to see the mayor and i thought that as a commissioner that saw the e.m.s. come over from public health and try all of the levels of history of being in a station and out of a station and on the street, at what i call now 049 and to see this magnificent structure with all of the staff. it was just really nice. i wanted to take advance taming -- advantage of that and acknowledge the support of the commissioners. i will have some comments when it comes to the reports, so i'll refrain. thank you for the comments as well. i wanted to call out paramedic carla babeyan. i wanted to acknowledge that and welcome chief brown in terms of the airport assignment. it's a great honor. i look forward to it. the fire marshal, again, through the years, it's really nice to see the elevation, what i call internally among the department. i'm looking forward to working with you as well. thank you madam president. i will refrain. >> thank you commissioner nakajo. you couldn't have said it bette

london breed: thank you so much, carmen. it is so great to finally be here. this project is a long time coming. clearly, it's important because we have a quorum of thefire commission joining us here, and we'll get to you today. station 49, tom o'connor, when i was on the board of supervisors, i remember tom coming to my office and harassing me about the need for changes to station 49. not just rehabbing the existing facility, but the fact it is an absolute need of what our e.m.t.s and paramedics deal with every single day. we're talking about over 90,000 calls a year to respond to people who are in need in san francisco, and the fact is, that's a large volume. but the fact is we know all the work that goes into that. whether it's staffing up with fuel or supplies or resources or what have you, it's a lot of work, and not to mention the shifts and the long hours and the need to have a place to go to just basically sit down for one minute to relax after going through maybe a tough call. this is a long time coming for this city and this department, and i am so e

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. >>> a los 6 meses de este regalo, carmen y arcadio fundaron (hablan en inglÉs) una organizaciÓn que de la segunda generaciÓn que administra las donaciones. >>> la mÚsica es mi trabajo pero la filantrÓpica es mi familia. >>> es maestro y tiene a su cargo un quinteto de mÚsica clÁsica y tambiÉn quiere convencer corazones a donar dinero para organizaciones que reciben poco apoyo. >>> imagÍnate el 1% de todo el dinero. >>> aquÍ en silicÓn valley hay mucho dinero para donar. >>> el acceso al dinero. >>> la labor de armando es promover el fondo (hablan en inglÉs) con el que busca recaudar 10 millones de dÓlares para los condados san mateo y santa clara. >>> viene de latinos y de (hablan en inglÉs) y otras fundaciones pero es para los latinoss. >>> su filosofÍa es que poniendo el foco en los demÁs la vida mejora para todos. >>> filantropÍa es mÁs que dinero, es mucho meo. >>> y no descarta que el golpe de suerte que le tocÓ a su padre pueda repetirse. >>> el siempre compra un boleto para volver a ganar. >>> para telemundo 48. >>> quiero decirte que me recuerdo cuando dijimos que premio se

the carmen line, karman. 62 miles, depending on the atmosphere.ne is different than ours. jonathan: for nasa, it is 50 miles to become an astronaut. tom: what is important here is mr. bezos and his team are approaching the carmen line where they go into space. there is no lift. the algebra here, to great respect for our economics and finance that we take seriously here, that equation on radio, let me say for radio, it is the equilibrium point where the plane starts going down. you've got to worry about other things like orbit. so they go up, and they are not going into orbit. jonathan: some people very concerned about where the share price might be, so i will bring that to them. i think we were up a little more than 5% on virgin the lack this morning. i don't think it is going to move the dial here too much for bezos. jonathan: we are doing great, i promise you. lisa? lisa: i am just inking about the fact that people want to say they have been to space, and people really want to achieve their dreams. you spoke about -- you talk about space tourism

esta enfermedad >> su hijo sufrió un coma diabético >> está enojad su mamá tiene hambre >> la señora carmens >> entonces sube la glucosa y puede morir de problemas respiratorios >> el riesgo es importante en la comunidad hispana >> incluso en puerto rico el índice de diabetes es alto >> familiares se preparan para dar un último adiós que deja una bebé de dos años de edad sin su padre >> en especialistas otra cosa es que es importante hacerse chequeo de la diabetes >> otra enfermedad la viruela del cine llegó al país un residentes hospitalizado por el virus los cdc (centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades) dijeron que la persona viajó de nigeria hacia atlanta el riesgo es bajo porque las mascarillas son obligatorias en aeropuertos >> reportan aumento de las enfermedades de transmisión sexual >> regresamos para hablar de las enfermedades de transmisión sexual en su punto más alto los cdc (centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades) carla explica le panorama >> algo en el 56% >> dice que es alarmante ver aumentos en el estado >> están haciedno más pruebas y el hech

sobrevivientes pedían ser llevados a un punto seguro los audios recrean el caos tras el derrumbe carmenr con la búsqueda dicen que las lluvias y el mal tiempo es retroceso en su labor >> 97 fallecidos hasta ahora perdidas de vidas que predecia esta persona que llamó a pedir aya lodes noticias telemundo >> una pesadilla de verdad en consumo johnson & johnson retiró cinco preotectores porque encontraron bajo niveles de benceno sustancia química que puede causar cáncer johnson & johnson pide que los que tengan el producto dejen de usarlos si quieren saber cuáles son los protectores usen la cuenta de instagram noticias telemundo hay más información en oaxaca legisló de la forma en que se trata la imagen de las mujeres en concursos de belleza no habrá recursos públicos en estocertamenes >> el congreso de oaxaca hace historia es el primer estado de méxico que los concursos de belleza será considerado un acto discriminatorio >> es sexista como jeto sexual >> ademÁs que considerenstos eventos como publicidad o promoción de turio no habrá recursos públicos para ese concurso pero la decisión gene

the 11-minute ride is going to take him and his crew from here in west texas to beyond the carmen line, an invisible line that many say is the edge of space. back again, his ride notably higher in altitude than billionaire rival richard branson's mission nine days ago. a different mission today on a rocket, a vertical takeoff and vertical booster landing. we have other guests as well, colonel chris hatfield, retired astronaut mcdowell, astrophysicist, we'll get to all of them. bezos is expected to travel further than branson did, rachel. there is obviously competition with spacex as well, so there's a lot of eyes watching this in the space community. >> that's right. and you know, elon musk tweeting this morning to blue origin, wishing them well. we have not yet heard from richard branson wishing blue origin or jeff bezos well. that might be coming in the future. there is this competitive spirit between the companies we saw right before richard branson and virgin galactic made their historic flight blue origin pointing out there would be an asterisk by the name of those astronauts beca

hello, i'm carmen roberts.ou forjoining me here injapan�*s capital, tokyo, for this special edition of witness history, celebrating five extraordinary moments in japanese history, as told to us by people who were there. coming up: the trees that survived the atomic bombing in hiroshima and stand as beacons of hope. the campaign to make the contraceptive pill available in japan. and an imperial wedding that broke with tradition. but first we head back to 1964, ahead of the first olympic games here in tokyo when the fastest train the world had ever seen was launched. the shinkansen, or bullet train, ran between tokyo and osaka and reached a top speed of 210 kilometres an hour. witness history spoke to one of the train�*s first drivers. it looks like a bullet, this super express that thrusts aside all existing ideas on train speed. it runs on rail links a mile long on which it has reached 150 miles an hour on a trial run. even then it was not flat out. translation: nobody had ever gone that fast, - maybe on a plan

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it goes up to the edge of space but not above what is known as the carmen line at 62 miles. view? >> it depends on your definition. so back in the '50s when we were flying x-15s and we had air force pilots flying them above 50 miles, the faa and the government, u.s. government defined space the edge of space as 50 miles. some years later, the international consortium decided that 1100 kilometers was more fitting to the von carmen line is at 100 kilometers which worked out to 62 miles sox in my eyes, if you fly 50 miles or 62 miles you're in space. you won't notice the difference between the 12 miles. neither go into the orbit. they touch space and come right back down which is why they are so short. >> understood. i would take it in a second. they get a little bit of weightlessness at that level where virgin galactic is going? >> absolutely. once they get into orbit and hit the top of their flight profile, then they'll get a little bit of zero g. as if he fall back down. >> leroy ciao, i'm green with jealousy at the experiences you are able to have up in space. thank you for

the carmen line at 62 miles. we're getting the technical techniques in. but they went up 66 miles an the carmen line at 62 and virgin galactic went to 53. that is above the earth which is what the u.s. government recognizes as the boundary of space. but the blue origin team loves to say that hey, if you take a ride on a virgin galactic spaceship, will you have an asterisk beside your name, you are not fully a astronaut. >> to get customers to come on to space. >> be they all get to see the curvature of the earth and experience weightlessness. >> with all of the hype, with all of the effort put into it, bezos has been created blue origin in 2000, it was under 11 minutes. >> under 11 minutes. but you know, that is what this rocket ship was designed to do. with new glenn, as we were talking about, that is going to go much higher, much father actually into orbit and there are people that say why would i spend this much money for a 11-minute joy ride and that is certainly a valid point. as jeff bezos was saying in your interview, this is all about building in

buenas tardes, carmen. >> buenas tardes, gracias por tenerme >> gracias por estar aquí con nosotros.ios mío. me siento superorgullosa de ser parte de las dos porque es importante representar la cultura, especialmente en los estados unidos con tanta gente diferente y para que otras enfermeras digan que pueda hacer esto también >> lo que representa este grupo, dónde cantan, desde cuándo se conocen? >> nos conocimos y que al hacer video y cantando juntos y como que era una comunidad de enfermeros, una comunidad latina y están emocionadas que nos puso juntos para hacer este anuncio tan importante para poder decirle a otra gente que es una posición positiva, y es bien importante para ayudar a la comunidad latina >> es lo que tratan de hacer con este video es incentivar a los jóvenes que se unan a esta profesión, verdad? >> no solo soy enefermera en un hospital, soy profesora también porque quiero enseñar al futuro de enfermeros . necesitamos más latinos, nuestra comunidad neceista ver que neceistamos eso y como parte de ellos. >> pues, te aplaudo. mcuhas gracias a ti y a tus compañeros po

his company blue origin taking a shot at branson's ship, tweeting it was designed above the carmen linefly 62 miles, you're in space. you're not going to notice the difference between those 12 miles. neither of these vehicles go into orbit, by the way. they touch space and come right back down. >> reporter: both space companies had successful suborbital over the past decade but with space travel comes inherent risk. in 2014, a co-pilot for virgin galactic was killed during a test flight of a previous model of their spacecraft. >> i like to say you can do risky things safely if you know the risk you're taking, you know the controls you have in place and verify that they're active and we do just that. i don't think the risk of this flight is high. it's not zero. >> two, one. zero and liftoff. >> reporter: in the ten years since the launch of atlantis, nasa's final space shuttle mission, the privatization of space flight has quickly expanded. today, the commercial aerospace company spacex founded by yet another billionaire elon musk regularly takes nasa astronauts at a fraction of the cost

otras ciudades y estados para noticieros telemundo >>> algo valioso para nuestra comunidad gracias carmene altas temperaturas en la amazonía se emite más dióxido de carbono (co2) que lo que consumo porque se está alterando la selva tropical por la industria las temperaturas han aumentado 3 veces en l meses más calurosos con más incendios y la deforestación no para en ciudad de méxico los residentes trabajan para limpiar los jardines flotantes de xochimilco este lugar está contaminado y con peces deprepadores y con una de las megaciudades cerca pero hoy se limpian con métodos aztecas adicionales, este animal es raro de ver el pulpo de cristal diferente de ver tanto que este fue grabado a 2 mil pies de profundidad en el océano pacífico puede alcanzar 4 pulgadas hasta 18 pulgadas con sus tentaculos recibe su nombre por su capacidad de ser casi transparente, vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos a noticias telemundo mediodía, tiktok ayuda a empresas a encontrar los trabajadores que necesitan con videos de los currículums de los candidatos cuenta regresiva para que jeff bezos viaje al espac

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past the carmen line, which is the altitude natiinternationall recognized to be the demarcation in spaceompany, blue origin, taking a shot at branson's trip tweeting their rocket was quote designed to fly above the carmen line so none of our astronauts have an asterisk next to their name. >> if you fly 50 miles or 62 miles, you're in space. i mean, you are not going to notice the difference between those 12 miles. neither of these vehicles go into orbit, by the way. they touch space and then come right back down. >> reporter: both companies have had successful suborbital test flights over the past decade but with space travel comes inherent risk. in 2014, a co-pilot for virgin galactic was killed during a test flight of a previous model of their spacecraft. >> i like to say that you can do risky things safely, if you know the risks you are taking, you know the controls you have in place and you verify that they are active and we do just that. i don't think the risk of this flight is high. it's not zero. >> liftoff. the final liftoff of atlantis on the shoulders of the space shuttle. >> l

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and together, the four hope to make an 11-minute round trip to space, traveling over the carmen livestello got a look at what bezos could experience tomorrow morning. >> reporter: number 6, jeff bezos. >> that is where jeff bezos will sit, in seat number 6. >> reporter: blue origin took us inside the simulator that all four have been training in. >> there you go, you are all buckled in and ready to go to space. >> reporter: this is a big window. >> as you're ascending, essentially it feels like the earth is falling away from you. >> joining us from van horn, texas, nbc news correspondent morgan chesky. morgan, the countdown clock is on and the launch pad is ready, i'm told. what's the level of anticipation in texas right now? >> reporter: it's a lot of excitement here, geoff. 18 hours, 19 minutes, and 40 seconds until liftoff for blue origin's new shepherd rocket. all systems were go at last check. they're monitoring the weather conditions using weather balloons they've put up in the air today. right now that desert weather playing right to their favor. we know that the crew of four

traditionally the edge of space was considered the carmen line which is about 62 miles above the surfacewhat many internationally recognize as the edge of space. but nasa and the u.s. military do recognize those 50 miles above the surface as the edge of space so jeff bezos was basically saying, you know what, our "blue origin" is going to the edge but this is not, the folks at virgin galactic say, a play on words, semantic, they believe that the experience and the view are going to be about the same and we are hearing now it's about two minutes until that release, dan. >> i can only imagine what it's like to be inside the plane as we are in the midst of this sort of billionaire space race with jeff bezos and richard branson and trying to make a mark on this new industry of commercial spaceflight that would be available widely at some point. let's bring in somebody who actually know what it's like to go to space now. retired nasa astronaut katie coleman, she is also the host of a podcast called "mission in interplanetary" a veteran of two space migs and spent six months on board the inter

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the carmen line, as it is called is technically, according to international law, 62 miles above sea level. richard branson will go to 55, bezos making that plane earlier, that he will go further into space, past that carmen line. there has been, in the last 24 hours, social media posts backing up this trash talk, this sort of congratulatory posed we have seen from bezos. look, if there's a modern-day howard hughes, it is richard branson. the man has been doing these sort of adventurous acts his entire life, he tried to cross the atlantic three separate times in hot air balloons he once landed in the arctic, 3000 miles from where he was supposed to. in his book, he talks about the first time he parachuted. he pulled the wrong cord. so this man, by his own admission says he has had 27 near misses with death. we see some posts this morning from bezos, sort of talking about him being a daredevil, wishing him the best of luck. the other thing we should say about this space race is elon musk, whether or not you think of elon musk as a good guy, bad guy or a guy with a lot of social problems, he