payload bay door cycling tests help ensure that latching and closing procedures can also be done before entry tomorrow. as with every mission, many pictures of the earth are taken by the astronauts over 500 on this first shuttle flight. active volcanoes. cloud formations, alluvial. and giant whirlpools over 15 miles in diameter. sand dunes, 1500 feet high, running for hundreds of miles. the high himalayas where mountain peaks reach 24,000 feet. and one of the most remarkable photographs ever taken of the earth an area in iran expose to wind erosion, which has resulted in these breathtaking silt and, sandstone formations that look more like a painting than a desert. after lunch on the second day, the astronauts receive, a phone call from the vice president of, the united states, george bush. how's it going up there? everything rocking long. our ride, jeff, as if performing this well. great. and everybody views it i'm sure just is the forerunner of things to come i think your trip is just going to ignite the and the forward thinking this country so i really just wanted to call up and wish

payload bay door cycling tests help ensure that latching and closing procedures can also be done before entry tomorrow. as with every mission, many pictures of the earth are taken by the astronauts over 500 on this first shuttle flight. active volcanoes. cloud formations, alluvial. and giant whirlpools over 15 miles in diameter. sand dunes, 1500 feet high, running for hundreds of miles. the high himalayas where mountain peaks reach 24,000 feet. and one of the most remarkable photographs ever taken of the earth an area in iran expose to wind erosion, which has resulted in these breathtaking silt and, sandstone formations that look more like a painting than a desert. after lunch on the second day, the astronauts receive, a phone call from the vice president of, the united states, george bush. how's it going up there? everything rocking long. our ride, jeff, as if performing this well. great. and everybody views it i'm sure just is the forerunner of things to come i think your trip is just going to ignite the and the forward thinking this country so i really just wanted to call up and wish

doors. in some evs, a double pull of the latch will open the door.ut in the cybertruck, as tesla's website shows, the front door release is in front of the window switches and the back door release is in a side pocket underneath a panel. >> really absurd to expect humans in situations where there is a fire and seconds matter, to be able to look in their owner's manual and figure out how they're going to open a manual door release that's hidden. >> a video posted by all set collision of florida showed it took a person inside more than 12 seconds to break the cybertruck's reinforced glass and escape using a type of hammer that people carry in their cars for emergencies. the piedmont crash is under investigation by the chp and ntsb. [music] in arizona, a man's body was recovered from a frozen lake today after authorities say he fell through the ice. >> this story begins tonight's west coast rap. the coconino county sheriff's office says the 26 year old man fell into the woods canyon lake yesterday. >> authorities say he was one of three people who walke

doors. and many evs. a double pull of the latch will open the door.ck, tesla's website shows the front door release is in front of the window switches. the back door release is inside the side door pocket under a panel. michael brooks of the center for auto safety in washington, dc told us there are no federal standards for where those emergency releases are located. >> there should be a federal safety standard in place that dictates the type of markings that that these systems should have that dictate their location, so that when you rent a car or when you hop into someone else's vehicle or a rideshare, it's fairly obvious to you as a passenger how you can escape that vehicle in seconds if you need to. >> other methods of escape may also pose a problem. a viral video posted by all set collision of florida showed it took a person inside more than 12 seconds to break the cybertruck's reinforced glass and escape using the type of hammer that many people carry in their cars for emergency. the chp currently has custody of the cybertruck and the piedmont c

doors and some evs. a double pull of the latch will open the door.ruck, as tesla's website shows, the front door release is in front of the window switches. the back door release is in a side pocket underneath the panel. >> really absurd to expect humans in situations where there is a fire and seconds matter, to be able to look in their owner's manual and figure out how they're going to open a manual door release that's hidden. >> a video posted by all set collision of florida showed it took a person inside more than 12 seconds to break the cybertruck's reinforced glass and escape using a type of hammer that people carry in their cars for emergencies. chp and ntsb are investigating the piedmont crash now. police in pleasant hill say a child and an adult were injured during a shootout on the roads tied to a custody battle. it happened yesterday afternoon, just before noon near contra costa boulevard and vivian drive. police say a seven year old suffered minor injuries during what officers are describing as a rolling car battle between the children's p

doors. now, in many evs, a double pull of the latch will open the door. but in the cybertruck, tesla's website shows the front door release is in front of the window switches. the back door release is in the side door pocket underneath a panel. michael brooks of the center for auto safety in washington, dc told us there are currently no federal standards for where those emergency releases have to be located. >> really absurd to expect humans in situations where there is a fire and seconds matter, to be able to look in their owner's manual and figure out how they're going to open a manual door release that's hidden. >> other methods of escape may also pose a problem in those cybertrucks. a viral video posted by alset collision in florida showed it took a person inside more than 12 seconds to break the cybertruck's reinforced glass and escape. they had to use a special hammer that some people carry in their cars for emergencies. now, the chp has custody of the cybertruck involved in the piedmont crash. at the time, authorities said speed was likely a factor

doors in some evs. a double pull of the latch will open the door.ebsite shows, the front door release is in front of the window switches. the back door release is in a side pocket underneath the panel. >> it's really absurd to expect humans in situations where there is a fire and seconds matter, to be able to look in their owner's manual and figure out how they're going to open a manual door release that's hidden. >> we don't know if escaping the burning car was a particular issue in that case in piedmont. the video posted on all set collision in florida shows it took someone inside more than 12 seconds to break the cybertruck's reinforced glass and escape using a type of hammer that people often carry in their cars for such emergencies, will note. the chp and ntsb are investigating that crash in piedmont. >> 846 now, san francisco hotel workers are poised to end a 92 day strike after reaching a tentative agreement for a new contract. a final approval vote by workers is set for today. previous votes passed with hyatt and marriott workers after they

doors in some evs. a double pull of the latch will open the door, but in the cybertruck, as tesla's website shows, the frontel. >> it's really absurd to expect humans in situations where there is a fire and seconds matter, to be able to look in their owner's manual and figure out how they're going to open a manual door release that's hidden. >> the video posted at all set collision in florida, showed it took a person inside more than 12 seconds to break the cybertruck's reinforced glass and escape using a type of hammer that people sometimes carry in their cars for emergencies. the chp and ntsb are investigating the piedmont crash. >> our time is 644. the former owner of the la dodgers, now considering becoming the new owner of tiktok, billionaire frank mccourt, is putting together a team of financial investors to consider buying the popular social media platform within the next few weeks. it's his effort to save tiktok in the united states. the congress passed a law requiring tiktok's chinese parent company to divest from the app by january 19th, or be banned in the country due to security concerns. >> mic

. >> i reached up, flipped the latch, opened the door.there is a lot of raw emotion shown by both john and patsy ramsey. but the bottom line is, both john and patsy deny that anyone in their family killed jonbenet, and there was nothing reveled that allowed for charges to be brought against them. >> and we want to do anything we can to help solve this case for you. >> my dad's conclusions after that interview were -- just firmed up his belief that the ramseys had nothing to do with this murder. >> i'm not saying parents don't kill their kids. parents do kill their children. so -- but they're trying to say patsy did it. their actions before, during and after are all consistent with innocent people. they didn't do it. >> my dad started getting frustrated as time went on, because he felt that the case against the ramseys was being slanted where no other evidence was coming in. >> i thought there was something drastically wrong and that there was a gross injustice in this case. i had seen evidence of an intruder in the house that night. >> lo

they had locked their doors and they had a hatchback, and somehow thieves that were masked went to the back of their car and unhooked the latch to that hatchback. and opened the trunk of their car, stole all of their stuff inside. so we're talking about laptops, books. there were other electronics and a whole bunch of things needed for their finals that they were studying for. they called the non-emergency line a couple of times, finally got someone on the line, told them to stay put, and that opd would come and opd has still not arrived, but they are hoping that that online report will lead to something. take a listen to what the kids had to say about this frightening moment. we think there was like four of them and they were just grabbing all of our stuff, and they ran and got into their car and drove away, and it didn't really process for me at what exactly happened until my friend mira started screaming and being like, it's our stuff. i've called 911 twice and the non-emergency number twice, and they told me that the cops will call me when they're on their way here. now, it took a minute for this to really set in with tho