chris williams had just told investigators about a bizarre interaction he had with rachel buffett anded dan some money, and on the day he came to collect, he said the feeling in the room was terrifying. turns out, that was the same day julie kibishi and sam herr had been killed. rachel never told police about the meeting with chris, so now they wanted to know why. once again, here's josh mankiewicz with "final curtain. " >> a reluctant rachel buffett took a voice stress analyzer. the results were less than encouraging. uraging. >> maybe. now detectives smelled blood. they circled back to that friday when dan left with sam and came back without him. im >> rachel insisted she had known nothing about the murders, until dan confessed to them. detective ed everett suspected otherwise from the moment he brought her into the interrogation room to see dan. >> it was almost like they were looking at each other feeding off each other, and she was waiting for her next line. >> remember, rachel and julie had been friends. her reaction when she heard what sam supposedly did to julie did not seem t

. >> chris, william shatner got the call.ou made several calls, you lobbied hard. you have worked throughout your career to boost excitement among kids in stem. and you look at this, you've said, as a mission. how does this flight further that mission for you? >> well, i mean, space has always been the domain of governments, and, you know, when i was a kid, i wanted to be a nasa astronaut until i found out i was partly color blind and was denied admission to the air force academy in australia, so i had to find a plan b. pretty remarkable 60 years into the space age, there is a plan b and a way for regular people to go to space. i'm excited to be part of this journey. i think in another 60 years we'll look back on this week, this year, and say this is when the human race finally began to move into space. it's a really exciting time. >> glen, you're using this as an opportunity to raise awareness about what's happening on planet earth. with your donation to water.org. what else do you hope comes out of this flight for you? >> s

welcome back, the newest astronauts, audrey, william shatner, glenn, and chris. what a day for you. welcome back. i cannot wait to talk to them, jackie. i just get what the experience up there was this morning. what a clean flight. >> what an absolutely stunning flight. i also love tearing that audio of them on their way back about how this experience was for them. i cannot wait to hear their stories. >> you heard william shatner say this is like nothing i have ever experienced before. coming from a man who in theory has experienced space. >> who has gone at warp speed and has traveled the intergalactic universe, this is like nothing he has ever seen before. >> what a day for our astronauts. our team is preparing landing safety operations and recovery of our astronauts from the capsule. we will be on the ground at the landing site to follow the action or just a bit. maybe even talk to the world's newest astronauts. some absolutely breathtaking stuff. i will note that you will see the recovery team show up shortly because we actually send them out before the capsule has landed becaus

captain kirk himself the great william shatner. chris the first full australia citizen to go to space and back and glenn. >> [laughing]. >> i loved it! >> oh my god! >> [laughing]. >> big hugs from their loved ones. >> it's indescribable. >> that's what i thought. >> it's so hard to work on. >> not only is it different than what you thought, it happens so quickly. >> well done. >> [laughing]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> the impression i had that i never expected is [inaudible]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> come here. [background talking]. >> i want to hear this. >> [laughing]. >> [cheering]. >> oh my god. >> [cheering]. >> [laughing]. >> champagne shower has begun. smiles all around. william shatner taking in the moment clearly. >> harris: we are watching the crew and guests from jeff bezos's space ship after they touched down. he had a few words with william shatner who said it's different than you would have thought. indescribable. he said no thank to you the rain shower of campaign. i want to bring in terry and tom. both former nasa

william shatner, chris onboard. they are wellhe on their way to space. so far a phenomenal flight and clean burn on the blue engine three. shepherd giving them a beautiful flight to space this morning. the rocket is climbing towards an altitude or aiming just over the line internationally recognized line as space 100 kilometers that is about 328,000 feet and a gorgeous view down the rocket. and now we've had a main engine cut off. the engine has shut off and in just a moment we are going to separate the capsule from the booster and at that point the astronauts will have the opportunity to get out of theirr harnesses and enjoy the beauties of 0g. let's wait to listen. there you can see a clean separation between the capsule andea the booster. there you can see the capsule from the top of the booster. >> they they are. they have just about hit. 351,000 feet. i can just imagine they are having the time of their lives. thank you again everybody joining us live from west texas the second human crew a phenomenal flight. so exciting. to have sent captain kirk h

you have william shatner. chris boss house. when you have that crew, what does it say about space travel. >> chris was inspired by the fictional role that bill shatner portrayed when chris was going up. chris was colorblind, so didn't have a chance to qualify for the old standards. he worked for nasa and recognized there was tremendous business potential with the drop of cost, access to space and he helped formed the company planet that has hundreds and hundreds of little cameras that allow us to see and learn about the world every single day for what the north koreans are up to and how we're changing the planet i itself. he turned the aspiration into a personal inspiration into one of the -- that's the motivation that an event like today can bring. i think the variety of the crew that you see, it's each one of them hopes and dreams and the successes they've had in life, all coming together to cross over into this moment, to do something that is still one of the rarest of human experiences, and the human stories to me are obvio

for joining us live for new shepherd's second human flight with audrey powers, william shatner, our customers glen and chris, on board, they are well on their way to space. so far, a phenomenal flight, clean burn on new engine three. new shepherd giving them a beautiful flight to space this morning. the rocket is climbing towards an altitude. we're aiming just over the line, the international recognized line of space of 100 kilometers. that's about 328,000 feet and a gorgeous view down the rocket. now we've had main engine cut off. the be 3 engine has shut off. in a moment we will separate the capsule from the booster, and at that point, our astronauts will have the opportunity to get out of their harnesses and enjoy the beauties of zero g. let's wait to listen. there you can see a clean separation between the capsule and the booster. there you can see the capsule from the top of the booster. they are continuing their ascent over the carmen line. you will known when they hit [inaudible] when the speed hits zero. there they are, over 328,000 feet, over 100 kilometers, welcome to space, the newest astronauts

alright, everybody, chris, when debris audrey williams are about to go are very few. have gone before. ladies and gentlemen. it's time to launch with rockets. god speed, news shepherd minutes . 1987654. to manage a q one ah. a space with the 2nd human space like through or with the space in you could follow along obviously with the ultimate or the base of the screen as well as the speedometer they are gaining speed on their climb to space. we have confirmed max q. this is when the mat, the, the aerodynamic stresses on the vehicle were at their maximum. de, okay, you are watching live pitches there of the blue origin. launching william shatner and 3 other passengers into space aboard. it's new at shepherd rocket. the star trek acta is 90 years old and he's the oldest person to go to space. it appears that launch has lifted off with very little issues and it seems to have gone very smoothly. the flight is he came back in for last that a little longer than 10 minutes. shatner is flying with 3 other passengers and lift off was scheduled for 930 or 13. so he jam tape, but

and i think williams right chris, thank you bye bye. after the withdrawal of the americans now and looking at the current situation, it seems that the 21 years stronger venture was a commercial break within the so. and what we see now is the continuation of the state it pursued. when the americans there being there wasn't a there, there is that this was not something that the i want people are more expecting after 20 years or into been chem millions tree and got dollars, things a man sucking hines. we wouldn't be watching the same. the sword, after the greek is over, her high schools and public universities remain closed to girls and most of afghanistan, and that's raising worry is about their education bots. in mazar, e sharif, they're still welcoming classrooms as hashanah hub, our reports girls are weighing their dreams for the future now against the uncertainties of the present. this is the only place in afghanistan where it goes can go to school. mazata sheriff is a vibrant cultural and commercial center and schools have remained o

captain kirk, himself, the great william shatner. chris god! >> big hugs from their loved ones. >> it is indescribable. indescribable. >> that's what i thought. so hard to describe. >> not only is it different from what you thought. >> you know what? >> the impression i had that i never expected -- is -- >> come here. i one. >> i said to hear this. [laughing] >> champagne showers have begun. smiles all around. william shatner taking in the moment. changes everybody in the world needs to do this. everybody in the world needs to see - unbelievable. unbelievable. the little things from so great a distance. to see the blue color and now you are staring into blackness. the covering of blue, the comforter blue we had around us. and all of a sudden as we whip the sheet off and you are looking to blackness and you look down and there is the blue down there and the black up there, it is just -- there is mother earth. is that death? is that the way death is? and it is gone. it was so moving. this experience is something unbelievable. you see it, my

william shatner was here? >> sing yourself in, mr. big shot. now is he taking over. adam sandler, chris rock, david spade, welcome to the big couch. >> why haven't i been cast in your movies. >> because i think you actually have too much personality. >> who is your daddy and what does he do? >> very good. >> dominate should we go to sitcom root. >> i could see it like a puppet or something.

williams. brian father chris is apparently helping cops in the preserve nature trails. does that mean anything? >> i question that portion of the search, eric. you are bringing the far it in three weeks later and he will -- you are bringing the father in three weeks later and he's going to show you certain trails? when i heard he was going to in the preserve, are they going to give him a megaphone and holler brian, come out? if brian is in that reserve, is he alive. as you have been reporting, there are all sorts of alligators, water moccasins. i'm from louisiana, i can tell you a water moccasin is one of the most poisonous snakes in this country. sean: do you think this is a red herring by the family and maybe he's on the appalachian trail or skipped the country. >> he could be anywhere. we have had several individuals who believe that they have seen brian. but just think about it. when a virus atmosphere at this time, so you have a lot of people wearing a mask. it's more likely than not if brian is out there he will be wearing a mask. sean: that wouldn't be suspicious

welcome back, the newest astronauts, audrey powers, william shatner, our customers glen devries and chris boshiuzen. i can't wait to talk to them, what a clean and beautiful flight from the rocket for our astronauts. >> what an absolutely stunning flight. i loved hearing that audio of them on their way back about how the experience was for them. i can't wait to hear their stories. >> you heard william shatner say this is like nothing i've ever experienced before. >> who has traveled at warp speed and traveled the entire galactic universe. >> our team is preparing landing safety operations and recovery of our astronauts from the crew capsule. we'll be on the ground at the landing site to follow the action in just a bit. maybe even talk to the world's newest astronauts, some absolutely breathtaking stuff. i'll note that you're going to see the recovery team show up very shortly, we actually send them out before the capsule has landed. by now we're very, very good analyzing where the capsule is going to come down, where the winds are. we're going to see the recovery team come out there and,

. >> a big hug from her sister captain kirk himself, the great william shatner. our customer chris boshuizen the first -- >> okay. there is the crew emerging from the capsule. we'll bring in will marshall and co-founder who co-founded that company, that space startup alongside chris boshuizen. will, i want to get your response to this successful, completed mission that your long-time friend and former colleague now has completed. >> yeah. i mean, i'm so happy for chris we've been friends for 20 years and he's been wanting to do this for many, many years also with that, just never gets old. >> this is william shatner describing his experience to jeff bezos. the champagne showers have begun. smiles all around. william shatner taking in the moment >> while the champagne bottles are open, we can probably suspend our coverage for a little bit congratulations to bezos and shatner and to the crew and blue origin, as once again, we see history getting made in this new era of space travel, morgan, which you covered and will continue to cover so beautifully. dow is off the initial intraday l

that they need >> the holiday shopping season is virtually upon us chris, thank you >>> captain kirk finally beamed into space william shatner tapped other blue origin paying passengers completed their flight to the final frontier he was at a loss of words after returning from space nbc news' tom costello has more. >> 3, 2, 1 >> reporter: against a cloudless sky, swagger and confidence on bold display, as jeff bes so blue origin carried a beloved star icon star trek captain william shatner, captain kirk. he was weightless with three fellow passengers. blue origins audra powers and they each paid an estimated $250,000 to fly. >> no description could equal this. >> reporter: it was a quick trip soon the booster rock was landing back on the pad. while shatner and team paradoubted to a soft landing. >> and the capsule touched down. >> reporter: one of the world's richest men opening the hatch. jeff bezos drew up a star trek and captain kirk fan and invited him to fly for shatner, this was much more than a ten-minute joyride. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i can ever have. i am so filled with em

the new is to astronaut audrey powers, william shatner, our customers, glenda reeves and chris paws, housing. what a day for you? well, come back. i cannot wait to talk to them, jackie, and just get what the experience up there this morning. what a clean and beautiful flight from the rocket for our astronauts, what an absolutely stunning flight. and i also loved hearing that audio of them on their way back. how about how this experience was for them? and i can't wait to hear their stories. well, you, you heard william shatner say this is like nothing i've ever experienced. okay, thank you. i mean, we're going to bring you back to me now because they have safely landed back on a 10 minute flight and millions and millions of dollars. what do you think people's reaction will be, you know, given the fact that this money could be spent helping people back on us. but, you know, with, with same shutting to go up into space and arrive back down. and it's been 10 minutes and millions of dollars just a bit, maybe even talk to the character, lee success, publicity, the song. there's no question

william cammon. hi, a with interesting as scheduled, unless you have, chris will never end up allow grassy seen a little bit ambien, a little spinky, those to be listed at leisure about kilos. put in here to see 2 yellow c c c campus . he knows how to mothers a batting gun, get foot on a chicago's policy that alice the whole out of in the not the nice will specials. yes, i miss minucci. so kayla. bless our principles with binion that of a love and with i'm in phyllis fiestas, but just being diverse for models that beside those isn't but i will come to that wellness, momentous scene 11, but i'm 50 for for with ah, here's another what about say we said are you going to put them in the you know the, these are some those perfect to do her well yes, someone to look up the little go vote just to see stuff but as emitted i would say we but don't we but that the deadline we put them to see and so i think, i guess i don't have any income. i can't seem to get the need for mothers. how can i can i for one in the loki go gonna give us a call for you. i don't get a little bit of too, but i'm just not the president.

audrey and william shatner and glenn and chris. what a day for you. welcome back.rienced up there this morning. what a clean and beautiful flight from the rocket for our astronauts. >> what a stunning flight. i also loved hearing that audio of them on their way back about how this experience was for them. i can't wait to hear their stories. >> you heard william shatner saying this is like nothing i have ever experienced before. coming from a man

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thank you, again, everybody for joining us live for with william shatner and chris boshosen on theirso far a clean burn on our blue engine 3 new shepard giving them a beautiful flight to space this morning. the rocket is climbing towards an altitude the line of space and a gorgeous view down the rocket the engine has shut off and in just a moment separate the capsule from the booster and at that point the astronauts will have the opportunity to get out of their harnesses and enjoy the beauty of zero g let's wait to listen. a clean separation between the capsule and the booster. there you can see the capsule from the top of the booster. they are continuing their ascent over the line. >> as you can see right there, that is the new shepard capsule with its four crew members drifting out in space, suborbital space just past the edge of space. you can see the booster, the new shepard booster is now going to begin the process of relanding it's so key to this process to talk about reusability this is a technology and innovation that spacex, for example, has harnessed and pioneered in many w

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williams was one-of-a-kind. he inspired a generation of entertainers. a new abc special shows us the way the bay area shaped his artistic genius. christ made robin williams the wonderful comedian, actor that was so special to so many of us was really forged in the bay area. in the excitement and tumult of the late 1960's and just as a highschooler coming from michigan to live in that part of the world and exposed to all the intellectual ferment and the comedy scene of the late 1960's and early 1970's, it really shaped him so much as a human being. it made his comedy so much more intelligent and in touch the world than it might have been otherwise. dan: superstar, robin williams, airs tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7. ama: caltrans is offering a way for people to help beautify their community. the agency is expanding its adopt a highway campaign. it pays people up to $250 to pick up trash. it is being offered in 13 counties outside the bay area, but they plan to expand statewide. dan: a san francisco museum reopens tomorrow for the first time since march of 2020. the museum of the african diaspora. reservations are required. you c

hillary vaughn at the white house, chris wallace with analysis and william la jeunesse is getting usangeles at the port. maybe you're in the water. >> almost, dana. have you ever been to a wal-mart or a home depot and wondered how did all this stuff get here? well, this is how. but when there is a kink in the supply chain, it is a mess. take a look. right now we're in san pedro bay. it is a parking lot. three miles off the port of l.a. and it has never been this crowded. there are 109 ships waiting to come into port. these guys are at anchor but there is another 55 that are up the coast malibu, down to san clemente. no parking space here. how big is a typical container ship? it will carry 25,000 pounds. a small car weighs -- tons. small car weighs one ton. imagine you go to game day, 25,000 cars, that's how much one will carry. so 10 days ago president biden said he had some good news that he was going to speed things up. that was news to these guys, these truckers we're talking to. they're saying going 24/7 at the ports is not solving their problems. >> the ports are already open fo

. >> with audrey powers, william shatner, our customers blend of reason, chris boss housing on board.ce. so far. a nominal flight, a clean burn on our blue engine 3 new shepard given them a beautiful flight to space this morning. you hear say our customers, altitude raining just over the karman line internationally recognized line of space of a 100 kilometers. >> that is about 328,000 feet. and a gorgeous view down the rocket. that >> fascinating view. you know, we have main engine cut off the bet. 3 engine has shut off. and in just a moment, we're going to separate the capsule from the booster. and at that point our astronauts will have the opportunity to get out of the harnesses and enjoy the beauties of 0 g. >> let's wait to listen. i hear people cheering on the ground. i think william shatner's captain kirk in space for real any moment. we'll expect to see a separation here of the main separation between the capsule and the booster. there we go. said the scary part is that the part where you get nervous. this is the point where they're on buckling. i'm sure they are. >> all vehicl

and as you know, we have william shatner as well as audrey powers, chris bus hauzen and glen devriessruck being driven by jeff bezos, of all people, and they've been sitting there ready to go. i think we're going to watch them pull away right about now leaving the training center to go over towards the launch pad. so rather than taking off at 10:00 eastern time, i think we're looking now at probably closer to i'm guessing 10:33, 10:34, something like that, by my count. whatever that hiccup was in the count, they seem to have resolved it, and yes, the trucks are, in fact, right now moving on their way out to the pad, guys. >> okay, but dr. may, help me out here because when i hear that that hold was for vehicle readiness, i'm a mere civilian. that makes me scared, more scared than i would be if, let's say it was weather out of one's control. if it's a vehicle readiness issue, what could that look like? >> so not being absolutely familiar with the blue origin vehicle, i think that as leroy said earlier that there are always holds built in so you can check through things. it could be tha

and william shatner just boarded a few minutes ago. and chris bosshousen. she's the cofounder of planet labs, and glen de vries, and a cofounder of meta data. those two guys allegedly paid about $250,000 each. what they're doing now, strapping in, they have practiced dozens of times. over and over and over again, because they don't want to screw up, right? and one of the biggest challenges is, it's easy enough to strap in before you launch. the challenge is going to be once you're actually at altitude and you're in space, unstrap, get out of your harness, you've got three minutes to float. and then quickly jump back in and harness back in. and these are reclining seats. you know, it's not like you're getting into a comfortable seat at the dining table. it's a little more challenging. and listen, we've talked about the fact that william shatner is 90 years old and in incredible shape. you know, you would think you're talking to a 50-year-old. but he's 90. and so jumping in and out of one of those reclining seats with a five-point harness, that's not easy. i

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william shatner might be the oldest person to go to space, but he's not the first canadian. here's canada s most famous astronaut, chrishts are so important. people may focus on william shatner flying today, but they should look at this technology. it is opening up space commerce like we've never seen before. and notjust tourism, but access to space at a much cheaper and hopefully safer level that we've ever seen. when we see this, is amazing to see him fly, but the real interesting part is how soon we will not decipher earth and near space, will have an earth moon economic system coming in the next couple of decades and that is where this is truly headed. well when rocket returned to the texas desert, our correspondent sophie long was there to watch. extraordinary day for the future space tourism, this is only the second flight carrying human passengers. people are shouting, there they are. can see the parishes have been deployed in the capsule making its way back down to the earth surface. so, it appears somewhere standing to be moving quite slowly. this whole journey, this lasting lesson of ii quite slowly. this who

ros: william shatne may be the oldest to go into space, but he is not the first canadian. canada's most famous astronaut is definitely chrisere he is on why these flights are important. >> they should look at this technology. it is opening up space commerce like we have never seen before. and not just tourism, but access to space at a much cheaper and hopefully safer level than we have ever seen. that is the significant part of this. it is fun to see bill fly, but the interesting part is how soon we will not just have earth, near space, but we willave an earth-moon economic system coming in the next decades. that is where this is truly headed. ros: when the rocket returned to the texas desert, our correspondent was there to watch. >> extraordinary day for the future of space tourism, or blue origin as well. this is only their second flight carrying human passengers. standing here on the ground and people are shouting. we can see in the distance the parachutes which have been deployed. the capsule making its way back to the earth surface. itppears, from where i'm standing, to be moving slowly, but this whole journey lasting

minutes 90-year-old william shatner became the oldest person ever to go to space, weightless for nearly four minutes with his three fellow passengers, blue origins' audrey powers and chris boshuizen and glen de vries, who each paid an estimated $250,000 to fly >> this is nuts! >> no description could beat this. >> reporter: it was a quick trip soon the booster rocket was landing back on the pad while shatner and team parachuted to a soft landing. >> and the capsule touched down. >> reporter: one of the world's richest men opening the hatch. jeff bezos grew up a star trek and captain kirk fan and invited shatner to fly but for shatner this was far more than a ten-minute joyride. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i have ever had i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened i hope that i can maintain what i feel now i don't want to lose it. >> reporter: soon after, we caught up with him on the landing pad. bill, you seemed emotional when you came down. >> i still am. i am overwhelmed by what i saw i saw death in the blackness of space. i saw life in the beauty and the warmth of earth. i am 90, close to death. did i see death? i don't know i'm

chris cuoms going to pretend to be a journalist. [laughter] where are we? number four? this week, williamame the oldest man to travel into space. the suspect a 90-year-old took control of the rocket at some point because it's never turned off its turn signal. footwear brand "minnetonka" has apologize for making moccasins. they made them for 75 years. because it's not a native american owned business. to remedy this problem, the ceo says the company will be changing its name to "elizabeth warren." number six, and finally with biden's warrant on energy and independence, the price of coal has skyrocketed. this christmas, all of the naughty kids will be getting their stockings filled with solar panels. and that's it. [applause] delicious water, julie. you might want to have some. did you know that the new york mayor bill de blasio, otherwise known as a walking tree of turds. jefferson was the founding father, our third president, but also a slave owner. the statue has been there for nearly 200 years, a year for every screw up that bill de blasio makes up in a week. after all the problems goin

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. >> reporter: 90-year-old william shatner, today joining audrey powers and two customers who reportedly paid $250,000 each. glen de vries and chris boshuizen. >> it was a positive thought for the future so i can't think of a better ambassador than william shatner. >> reporter: last night, we got our first glimpse ever of the astronaut village where those who pay to fly cool their jets before liftoff including the bar and personal accommodations lined up on the perimeter. >> each one of these astronauts stays in these air stream many spaces it's small but luxurious bezos's blue origin is jockeying for a position in the space flight tourism industry. along with spacex and virgin galactic but right now, this view is for high rollers only, although bezos and branson said they hope to make it more widely available in the future. >> ultimately, the price will come down to a level where an awful lot of people will be able to do it >> reporter: here in west texas, high winds postponed the launch day by a day, but did nothing to dampen the spirits of the four astronauts to be who spent the extra time training for the sensation of weightle

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chris wanted to be an astronaut since he was 4 but couldn't do it. he gets kids excited about s.t.e.m. it's just interesting to see it. william shatner gets the call.ream. >> do they consider themselves astronauts? >> good question. i was talking to kristin fisher on friday for a little prep of this interview. that is up for debate. i asked what they thought. >> small a. followed by two sss. >> i'll take the astronaut title. i would very much appreciate being held in that club. >> william shatner he is the small a, double ss kind of astronaut. we have a little bit more we didn't show. we will show you a little bit later this morning. there is a letter by 21 and former employees raising safety concerns about blue origin. i said if that gives some of them because before this flight. stay tuned. >> we call that a tease. >>> just ahead, breaking news on a new pill to treat people infected with covid. could this be a game changer? >>> plus, survivors calling out the company that turned iraq's bloodiest battle into a game. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you

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chris and in this. it must be hot inside there. >> the birth of harry and having two beautiful children just meant the world to her. >> question. what is prince william'ss. >> she thought that bond of parenthood would help bring the marriage together but that's not really what happened. charles at the beginning of the marriage tried to make things work. but i do believe that camilla was on his mind from early on. >> diana didn't talk much about camilla. she kept quiet and had her upset and hoped it would all come good. >> she wanted love. she craved love. and what she found she was getting was love the love of strangers. >> the public take to diana like no other royal. she had a kind of a dplamor and a kind of wholesomeness that people found very endearing. here is a popular young princess who engages with ordinary people. she seems to be kind, caring, and she's beautiful. >> the children in a more direct ways that only children have. it was the princess they wanted. >> charles became quite a forlorn figure. photographers didn't take many photographers unless he was in the frame with diana. he was very jealous. his wife is further down in the royal pec

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it is lifted, we're waiting to see william shatner and his crew make their way out there to the launchpad. we saw them in the truck with jeff bezos at the wheel. chrisoshuizen who was riding shotgun in the truck. we'll follow this. we're going to take a quick break. when we come back, the latest from west texas and this historic launch just ahead. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. so, you're recalibrating and reconnecting to the environment. seeing yourself as an artist - legitimate and genuine - can be transformational. daddy! for the best audio entertainment and storytelling. audible. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start s

william shatner and three others into suborbital space. two of them have ties to the bay area. audrey powers is a blue origin employee who graduated from santa clara university. dr. chrisrmer nasa employee. abarrein >>eeis cin a ose. francis c hall is lit up in red, white and blue this morning. >> today is one of your last chances to get in on fleet week activities. over the weekend, thousands of visitors and locals were out and about to enjoy all of this that you see behind me. >> very cool. there were three days of airshows, starting friday. celebrations included thousands of members exploring the city. >> the city opened up and let us come in and let us relax a little bit and made sure we could enjoy our time. >> this year's event was the only in person fleet week event to take place in the country. if you missed any, we have posted the fleet week highlights on our website, abc7news.com. did you want to say anything? >> i was outside friday night, having dinner and the marine corps band came by and they did a whole performance. >> that's fun. >> it was really cool. lisa: i heard them. they were close. unfortunately, i did not get to see them. if we had this wind yes

chris hatfield who served as commander of the international space station in 2013. he's also -- has a fiction book out today titled the apollo murders. it is good to have you with us. williamow canadian, he's a friend of yours. what advice do you have for him ahead of tomorrow's launch? >> yeah, it is a pretty amazing thing for a 90-year-old to do. bill and i were texting back and forth. he doesn't need any advice from me. he's taken a lot of risks in his life. but what i did tell him, we talked several times about this was, don't get all wrapped up in the process, don't be trying to take a picture nobody has ever taken. soak it up. absorb it. be completely human in the moment, notice the nuance of weightlessness and what you can see out the window. this is a real early experience for a passenger to get. i want him to come back as fulsome from it as he can possibly be. >> for folks sitting at home who think i'm not famous like william shatner, not rich like jeff bezos, when can i go to space, when does the future of space travel for everyday regular folks look like? >> jeff, it is sort of like asking me in 1919 what is the future of air travel. at the time it was dangerous

william shatner best known for his is captain cork in the original star trek? well beaming up now the oldest person to travel to space shatner joining three other passengers entrepreneurs glenda rise chris blue origins own audrey powers aboard the new shepherd rocket the crew reflecting on their experience everybody needs. space separating from the rocket leaving the more space travelers weightless for three minutes the crew taking in the incredible views through those giant windows the passengers capsule or shooting to the ground. celebrations roared shatner shar space adventures no longer fiction, but now a reality what you have given me. is the i can match so what's next for captain kirk shatner who loves music and performing says that he's writing new music inspired by everything that he saw in space. morgan norwood abc news, van horn, texas really cool to see his reaction because he was just overwhelmed by the whole experience spencer. he was it was it was just incredible you could feel his emotion. you know it. i don't think there was any acting there. i think that was his honest feeling. yeah true. yeah, i was those heartwarming to see you know get emotional. was the cool thing f

william shatner was here? >> sing yourself in, mr. big shot. now is he taking over. adam sandler, chris't i been cast in your movies. >> because i think you actually have too much personality. >> who is your daddy and what does he do? >> very good. >> dominate should we go to sitcom root. >> i could see it like a puppet or something. >> cookie,. >> thank you for having me. i love fox news. all you guys. i watch you all the time. >> i love it this place. >> the queen of southern question scene. >> it live in our studio. >> you are guy fieri? >> i actually feel like the guy fieri of fox. drivers, dine-ins and doocy. >> manage kids. >> be the rock. you can call me that. >> hulk hogan is set to return to the ring but first he has got to get past this couch. ainsley: feel this. i touched. brian: will you stop it? we are in front of kids. >> beat him i up every time i come here. brian: do you know knows you are president and should get in? >> no, he doesn't know that but, and in terms of should get in, we will see. so what i'm going to try to do is be real still and easy. steve: i would like