straight line from the bay of pigs to the the cuban missile crisis of october 1962 the soviet leader chris jeffaw the bay of pigs failure. failure of the united states is a great victory for soviet foreign policy and it's desire to have inroads into the western hemisphere through cuba kristoff. saw this as an indication of weakness and indecision on the part of the american president and at their they're later. summit in vienna in the summer of 1961 kristoff basically beat up kennedy rhetorically and then later that summer put up the berlin wall. khrushchev also saw this as an opportunity. change the strategic imbalance in nuclear force posture. by putting these medium range and intermediate range missiles secretly in cuba his intent was that he would be able to get away with it and then announce it as a fatal complete and force western concessions on other issues like berlin. did president kennedy or anyone from the united states ever admit the country's role in the bay of pigs invasion? oh, i think so. yeah, so i mean it was a pretty clear to all through the media through the exile community

decade of cold war. adding the soviet delegation will bring their gun him and communist party chief chris jeff, is playing russia as plan policy of friendship. bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. man. the nominally ranked by the mayor, bruce just appeared very much. the boss, president eisenhower, accompanied by secretary of state dollars to exchange complete military and venetian with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal. the plan was rejected. bible gannon and the president war time friend general, so called left me written aiden and french premier for support during american proposal. it was in this hall of the united nations that the so called big form it. it was also here the geneva conference in 1900. 54. was it a new chapter? was set in motion for viet nam and it's where the geneva caught on a chemist. ben was fined in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. the how does the history of the united nations overlap put the hotel over the shallow new shack. my i wanted to know more about the us 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his fa

chris meekins is here to talk about it. >>> the billionaire space race jeff bezos and his blue originis tuesday, july 20th this is "worldwide exchange. >>> welcome or welcome back. good tuesday morning 5:31 on the east coast here is how your money and investments look halfway through the 5:00 hour. different story from yesterday after the steep selloff. dow futures down 350 i said i had no idea what was going on the selling continued. down at 900 at one point ended down at 725. right now, we are up, not nearly to the level we were down yesterday. dow futures up 200 right now in bonds, the bond yield story that continues to be a story as we talked about it with guggenheim's scott minerd. that call is looking super smart. bond yields down 1.19% wow. with the markets coming down and new delta variant concerns going up, we have to talk about the goat index the get out and travel index it took a huge hit on the covid concerns delta, american, all down 4% united airlines, down more than that southwest, jetblue, all down a bit of a bounceback right now. the airline stocks are up 1% to 2% rig

okay, thank said, chris, for those reminders. >> jeff ranieri back with us. usgs says a 6.1 earthquake in 1994 was the biggest in that region. and now we are at a 6.0. so we got really close. >> yeah, and that's just along with the data i have been looking at, based on the seismic zone that we're looking at here, that's probably on the most powerful strength that we could have seen being generated from this area. and that's why a lot of folks are kind of shaken and rattled up there. we're tracking the aftershocks, and we're going to have more looks at this earthquake and the seismic zone, and we'll also get you into the bay area weather and the heat coming our way. let's bring you into the microclimate forecast and start off with a look at that earthquake and the aftershocks. we recentered things. we updated it to a 6.0. again, happening at 3:49, and happening on the antelope valley fault zone. there is some history behind it. but nothing i'm seeing showing an earthquake of this size. at least in that particular seismic zone. the largest aftershock so far rat

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and they can do that probably because the printer is gonna last for a little while jeff, are we gotta go boom by chris. the jeffrey soccer author of liberty were locked down. thank you both for your time. thank you. and that, that for the time you can get boom bus on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. google play in the apple app store by searching for portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out a portable doc tv. well see you next time. me the the the the is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation for community. are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is true? what is in a world or up did you need to descend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows? i know as part of the international mega science research project, neither is being built into its goal is to allow the scientists to study matter. they believe it existed just after the big bang get formed. ah, she's more flu shane and the order for t

jeff, where do you fall? >> i would agree with chris that we would be watching a good sign is the increase in labor productivity, which will help keep labor costs kind of controlled but we'll continue to watch that i think going into the year we felt like inflation could be a wildcard item that wasn't on a lot of radar screens and i think what gives us comfort that it will be controlled, contained is the reaction of the bond market. the bond vigilantes so far have been completely quiet and reaction of the bond market and stock market we don't like to predict the predictors, and it says it's not going to be a problem. i do think there are reasons to think there are base effects, that understandably you would see a spike. you've got these prices that are undue influence. you've got supply chain bottlenecks that will unwind a bit and labor shortages that also should ease a bit as we move through the anniversary of the unemployment benefits. everyone is saying the yield curve is inverting the yield curve was inverting in 2018 and it inverted for a nanosecond and it quickly went positive again i think we have to be

jeff, or we got to go boom. but chris, the jeffrey tucker, author of liberty are locked down. thank you both for your time. thank you. and that's it for the time you can get boom bus on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones, tablets, google play in the apple app store by searching for a portable tv, portable tv. you can also download it on samsung, smart tv and roku devices. or simply check it out portable tv we'll see you next time. me ah, ah, and out of the international mega science research project night is being built into . its goal is to allow the scientists to study matter, as they believe it existed just after the big bang that formed the solution. and the order for the delivery authority. one is not $13.00, deal it clear to teach as a month or summer. go out and we just go play that niga evolution zillow. i hear from go that i don't watch the movies. we just please, could you spell that? ah, the last, the end appears to be, or washington's 20 year half or 2 nation bill in afghanistan was always going to end this way, a complete and total failure. it

chris livesay, thank you. if all goes well, by this time tomorrow, jeff bezos won't just be the richest man in the world but one of the first civilians making it to the edge of space. cbs's mark strassmann reports on how bezos and team are preparing for the big lunch. >> reporter: as jeff bezos sees space. >> we are excited. >> reporter: two days of training is all he needs, all anyone needs to become a astronaut. >> this is an exact replica of what they'll fly. >> exactly. >> reporter: we saw blue or gin's capsule similar later. >> these are the largest windows that have ever flown in space. >> reporter: she's selling tickets to wealthy wanna be astronauts. >> this is supposed to be an experience. >> it is. >> reporter: a roughly ten-minute thrill ride, launch and rocket, separation 62 miles above earth, float in micro gravity for several minutes before parachutes and thrust rockets land the capsule back in the desert of westics the. >> we set out to create the safest human space flight vehicle ever designed or built or operated and we think we have succeeded. >> reporter: bezos' dream, about planettizing the

chris livsay, venice. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeffues. >>> it's >>> it's thursday, july 15th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." discouraging setback. new covid cases are up 50% in more than half the nation. how the white house enlisted star power to connect with vaccine skeptics. >>> case mishandled. a scathing report slams the fbi in the larry nassar investigation. the critical errors while the former team usa doctor sexually abused female athletes.wa people to stop using several of its products after some were found to contain a doctor that -- contain a chemical that captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning.

conference at 11:30 eastern time, 10:30 local time here with jeff bezos and the others, so we'll obviously bring that to you as well. colonel chris hatfield, how, how important is this? because obviously, look, a lot of people will be looking at this skeptically, look, this is billionaires playing with toys, and this is stuff that doesn't have any impact on, you know, a family's life right now. hardly anyone can afford a flight like this. what is the importance of this? >> there will always be cynical criticism, no matter whatever happens in history. and obviously when you're trying to do something that is really hard for the very first time, it takes a lot of resources. i mean, blue origin has 3,500 employees all earning salary every single day just to try and make this thing possible. but now that the -- and it used to be -- it took entire governments to finance this type of thing. now there are private companies that are capable of doing this. that reflects an increase in safety and, therefore, a decrease in cost. so that's not about to suddenly end. as you were saying earlier, it's a lot like the first airlines 120 years ago.

jeff bezos and elon musk are chasing closing behind. coming up, i will speak with chris hatfield, part of who could be seen pinning astronaut flight wings on each of them. >>> president biden is preparing to give a major address on tuesday, one of the his most powerful allies in the house for a suggestion for a path forward to get legislation through despite the filibuster. representative clyburn is suggesting a work-around. he's joining me live to talk more about this. congressman clyburn, thanks for joining us on this sunday. i appreciate it. talk me through this filibuster proposal you are putting out there. >> thank you very much for having me. as you know, we have made an exception to the filibuster when it comes to the budget. that's what we call reconciliation. it means that you will not allow anyone to threatenle -- of the united states of america. so you want to do so your budget on time and not allow anybody to filibuster that. we ought to do the same thing when it comes to the constitutional issues, votes rights being one of them. we should not allow any one p

chris is off tonight. in this hour of 360 my conversation with jeff and mark bezos after their history making flight into space

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but so look, if chris is right, 112 to 115 or maybe even here jeff brings up carter's note either waygh will sensitive to the move in rates? it's been banks. we come through an earnings period where people forget the credit quality in the banking sector is as good as it's been in a long, long time i'm not going to say in my lifetime, but who knows? and also, what the banks have also gone through in terms of their ability to pass capital standard tests and give more back to investors. also just a trend we've seen in bank earnings over the last four or five years, which is that they don't trade well when they get the earnings announcements and as you start to sort through here, i think you're going start to see a lot of the banks start to rally after all this pain in banks, exactly chris's theme, some of the places that play offense are financials industrials, i'm not sure i'm ready togo there, because i think there is still going to be a lot more concern around growth i don't think the delta variant concerns go away for another four to six weeks. i think banks have priced in a lot of p

chris is off tonight. in this hour of 360 my conversation with jeff and mark bezos after their history making flight into space. >> and vaccination is the most powerful tool we have. >> i available. >> so really being very careful about these precautions. and i think finally, anderson, just having some criteria at this point because we're here on the ground. it's confusion now because as you mentioned the ceo says the games could still be canceled at the 11th hour. what other criteria, those are the types of things i think we all want to know. >> just talking about this johnson & johnson issue, should -- if you've had a johnson & johnson and one shot, should you get a booster shot? >> let's clarify the situation. as you pointed out there was a study similar in size and reported a few weeks ago that found just the opposite conclusion. i think at this point we do need more data. we do want to take protect if they do need a booster dose with j&j, but i think it's a little too early to come to the conclusion that's what we need right now. i think it's possible all the vaccines will ultimately need that. >> testing

nature's bounty >>> all right, time for the four at 4:00 as sandy and chris alvarez joins us from the space center -- it turns out jeffare not astronauts. the faa changed their definition of who is eight real astronaut the same day that jeff bezos took his flight. it is part of a crew that contributes to public safety or spaceflight safety, which results and branson fell short of according to these rules. here's my take on that. you don't have to call them and astronaut if you don't want to, as long as you keep calling me billionaire, i am fine. >> that is you. those two desperately wanted to be astronauts. so many people said they earned astronaut weightings by reaching that height above the earth. nasa realizes that anyone who pays to go up there shouldn't be an astronaut. they should be doing for -- missions for human good. they are space tourists. i agree with that. >> i agree. i think they should have some sort of training and be able to keep everyone safe in a situation like that. but, i mean, they do have money and the ability to go up, so i mean, what can you do? >> i know, kristin, you are pretty strong on th

astronaut and former international space station commander colonel chris hadfield, thanks for joining us. let's talk first about what jeffrst in space and feeling that sense of weightlessness. >> what gets you there is the first thing you'll experience, that is getting crushed in their seat as they accelerate faster than three times of speed of sound. then their capsule will pop off the top of the rocket like mine did on my third space flight and they'll be instantly weightless. out those huge windows they'll be able to see thousands of miles and the curvature of the earth and they'll be in the blackness of space. that combination of weightlessness and the view of the world are two of the things that i treasure and love the most about flying in space. >> and there's a lot of talk right now about crossing over what's called the carmen line, bezos could cross it where branson didn't. >> everybody is an expert on something nobody ever heard of until a week ago. space doesn't magically start anywhere. the international space station still feels the earth's atmosphere, way, way up there. one said, if it's mechanic rick units,

jeff called will gone back for camera. man, though nominally ranked by the premier, chris just appeared very much. the boss. president eisenhower, accompanied by a secretary of state dollars, offered to exchange complete military information with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal. but the plan was rejected. bible gannon and the president war time friend generals, so called and left me written eton and french premier for support of the daring american proposal. it was in this hall of the united nations that the so called big form it. it was also here the geneva conference in 1954. was it a new chapter with session motion for viet nam and it's with geneva caught on a chemist that was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over the shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the us 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head archivist of the united nations library. committed the proposal that the casual position in new york i

jeff ross." and then behind him, in comes walking chris rock well then -- yeah. tina, steve higgins was there and mike schumacher. so you have this tribunal. they're in the back, i figured "chris is just going them. then, the person ends and chris is standing right next to me >> jimmy: you're about to go up >> about to go up. i just -- you know, suck down my rum and diet coke and chris looks up at me and he goes, "oh, hey, man. i go, "hey." he goes, "was this your big shot?" i go, "uh, kinda." he goes, "sorry. "ladies and gentlemen, chris rock." the guy says that. the place goes bonkers like, legit bonkers. [ light laughter ] i mean -- no and i was just -- and even lorne was like, "ah, it's chris rock! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, he didn't. >> no, he didn't he did not do that [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you -- >> yup so he went up. he -- luckily, he only did, like, 15 minutes they were preparing jokes for mtv video music awards >> jimmy: you can't follow chris rock >> "oh, but you had to, jason. [ light laughter ] no, "i know, you can't." and so, he comes down and then

chris is off tonight. in this hour of 360 my conversation with jeff and mark bezos after their history making flight into space. we begin with the world of trouble they return to. >> it follows word today that the delta variant now accounts for 83% of coronavirus samples sequenced in this country. in other words, it is now the dominant strain in the united states . >> this is a dramatic increase. up 50% from july 3. particularly in areas of low vaccination rates. the message from cdc is clear. the best way to prevent the spread of covid-19 variant is prevent the spread of disease and vaccination is the most powerful tool we have. >> i mean, it's certainly a lot to think about tonight especially when you consider how badly behind the eight ball so many states now are. because when people in those places were offered the vaccine, they said no. so let's not make any mistake this situation is happening because not enough people have gotten vaccines yet, and you can still get them. they are available. it makes a difference. if not this various, there will be another one. the longest this lasts. before we talked abo

chris just said. the word competition. go back to something chrisjust said. jeff has been _ something chrisjust said.en donating a billion, 1 billion with a b. — been donating a billion, 1 billion with a b, dollars of his income to make _ with a b, dollars of his income to make the — with a b, dollars of his income to make the company successful. those facilities, _ make the company successful. those facilities, everything. and that is making _ facilities, everything. and that is making a — facilities, everything. and that is making a big difference. that is spending — making a big difference. that is spending money on the planet and not wasting _ spending money on the planet and not wasting space that some people would like to— wasting space that some people would like to saw _ wasting space that some people would like to say. i don't see it is competition as i would like to see it is from — competition as i would like to see it is from the collaboration and they're — it is from the collaboration and they're all— it is from the collaboration and they're all trying to help nasa get people _ they're a

jeff, i will let you lead on this one after i show you the tape. chris't see showed off this tough guy persona but he really lost this sparring session. >> honestly, you sound like an idiot, good luck with it. >> so to you. >> only for having you on the show, that is my only mistake. >> at such a false sense of strength, such a stupid ethnic stereotype masculine thing to me. >> brian: with him gone, actually had that restaurant owner who said only unvaccinated can come in to my restaurant it's all about freedom, i can say with certainty that he was definitely not an idiot like chris cuomo portrayed him. your thoughts about that guy and his reaction. >> we've been around the television world, you can be assured this guy was checked out before they invited him on and there had to be some attention to do this. chris cuomo last summer was called out in a restaurant by some nitwit who went after him. he got very upset, he was out with his family -- i don't think that is the way to invite people on television and treat them, trying to make his restaurant work

chris bedford, the end of this event i can't believe, it's like the world's worst and midlife crisis that jeffeverything about it was inspirational. what about inspiring kids to achieve? you look to the skies and into space it makes you want to do anything, what about that? >> i think it was a great space adventure siphon effect it kind of looked a lot like the austin powers spacecraft doctor evil escaped temper think it's a good thing we should be explored but should be pushing for it said mass is not leading the way on this anymore. and has come down to private individuals. i was uplifted by some of the charity to have some of the pessimism you don't think giving one heard million to somebody is worth $5 million is that great. not nor do i think giving one 30,000 dollars to josÉ who is worth ten times more but she also knows that great. i think there's a lot of people would benefit to that, to leslie's point her but the space part is fantastic break china as you mentioned is helping, they are catching up with us dramatically. they are not went to be an alley we need to be up there, that's th

chris. the first thing i think of is the competition has to be intense. what is it like and how do you deal going up against elon musk and jeffare two of the richest men in the world. you are backed by one of the world richest men. >> astra is only the third company that has mistreated the ability to get the space. spacex and brocket lab are the other two. merge in orbit -- androcket lab are the other two. we are building a very small rocket produced in very large quantity like a car factory in california that will be able to launch and produce a rocket. we are betting on a mass reduction and a scale that is beyond these others that are focused on putting other very large rockets and going to other planets. i think there's a big difference between those two approaches. matt: what is the payload that you are looking at? i think spacex has a maximum payload of 800 -- 830 kilograms. i bolivia -- i believe virgin can deliver. are you looking at a much smaller payload? >> we believe we will be able to address the entire market for more satellites and the entire market of emerging small satellite companies. if you focus on the smal

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jeff. >> joining us now from capitol hill is texas democratic congressman who represents parts of dallas and tarrant counties in washington, d.c. and texas state representative chrisas house democratic caucus, who is one of the lawmakers who left the state last night. representative turner, you're meeting with chuck schumer next hour and also senator joe manchin. what's your message? are you hopeful you plan to meet with president biden at some point? >> good afternoon. thanks for having me. our message here on capitol hill to our friends in the u.s. senate is simply that the time is now. we urgently need the u.s. senate to pass hr-1, the for the people act, and we need hr-4, the john lewis voting rights act, to also be enacted. the assault on voting rights in texas and across the country is only going to continue unless the u.s. senate does what it has to do to pass strong federal voting rights legislation. that's why we're here and we look forward to the meetings we have today and the week ahead. >> is there a meeting with president biden on the books yet? >> no, not at this time. we're looking forward to hearing what the president says in philadelphia today. >>

chris bauers has emmy and oscar nominations. we'll introduce you to this composer. >>> and jeff gets up close and personal with friends out at snakectacular ranch became home to some of the best free-range beef in the world. those stories next week on "cbs this morning saturday." >>> for those of you without local news, "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. i'm ian lee with a look beyond this morning's headlines. a growing number of people are cutting back on alcohol consumption. some abstaining altogether. michael george with more on the booze-free boom and now ze zero-proof brands hitting the shelves. >> reporter: like many americans, lily looked at her own drinking during lockdown. >> i was trying to kick the nightly glass of wine and realized i wanted to create my own. >> reporter: she got her brand off the ground in challenge. al free called thelia. >> you mix it in as something like a spritz or, you know, you could top it with soda water. >> reporter: thelia is part of a booze-free boom. according to an iwsr drinks market analysis, the volume of no alcohol products in the u.s. increased more than 22% last

jeff bezos preparing to lift off with three other civilians from a launch site in the west texas desert. morgan chesky is there. set the scene for us, morgan. >> reporter: chris 24 hours to go. you can imagine this is ratcheting up from excitement standpoint. this is the launch that made front page of the van horn advocate. blue origin set to take off in the shepherd rocket. on board, jeff bezos, soon to be the oldest astronaut, 82-year-old, and youngest, oliver damon. the launch is set for 9:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. take a listen. >> there's one person who is the first person in space, and that happened a long time ago. i am number 570. that's where we are going to be in this list. this isn't a competition. this is about building a road to space so future generations can do incredible things in space. >> excited to join the club. >> reporter: the launch is nine days after richard branson skimmed the edge of space. bezos didn't call it a competition, there are key differences. this is a true rocket that will be piloted from the ground. branson had a pilot on board, then dropping back to the west texas desert floor via parachute for hopefully a soft land

jeff bezos will be the next billionaire to fly into space. he's set to fly with his company blue origin on july 20th. >>> perhaps the best story out of the espy awards is about chris nikic. chris had a bigger dream to feel included. his dad came up with an idea to hire a coach for him to compete in one of the most grueling races in the world. >> i thought what if chris could do something that's never been done. what an impact that would have on his life and others like him around the world. >> listen to the schedule right here. chris trained six day as week for 13 months. then last november he became the first person with down syndrome to complete the iron man triathlon. a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run in it less than 17 hours. >> when i started this was all about a boy and his dream. but now it is so much more. >> chris received the jimmy v. award for perseverance at the espys. incredible, incredible feat. those iron mans are no joke. >> that's amazing. >> and a lot of dedication. six days for 13 months. >> for 13 months. that's a lot of training. congratulations to him. >> not worthy. i may swim two miles today but i'm not going to bike

hours of each other. jeff bezos�*s flight is scheduled for the 20th ofjuly and then richard branson comes out and says it's on the 11th. now it's time for a look at the weather with chrisg patches developing across england and wales. fresher for scotland and northern ireland. around 11 to 13 degrees here. into the weekend and a particularly disturbed spell of weather is on the way with widespread downpours. we have got this thundery rain which is going to be pushing northwards through the day, followed by showers. and the showers across parts of england could bring 30 millimetres of rain in the space ofjust one hour. that is enough to cause some localised surface water flooding. but worst still, across the south—west where the winds converge, they lock this line of showers into the same kind of areas and along this line, particularly across parts of south—west england, we could see something like 40 to 80 millimetres of rain in one or two hours. that is enough to cause some nasty flooding. that is about a month's worth of rain in the space ofjust a few hours. temperatures coming down little bit. highs into the high teens and low 20s. saturday, england are playing ukrai