. >>> philadelphia eagles head coach doug pederson has tested positive for covid-19. he'll continue to work from home, leading the team virtually during his quarantine. and we're only a few weeks into the shortened season, and there are already questions about how long baseball can last. over the weekend, more games were postponed and more schedules were disrupted after more players and staffers tested positive for covid-19. the miami marlins have 20 cases, and there are now six cases

that gets to the protection of this area the conservation projects she started with her husband doug has become a true inspiration to those who believe the wilderness can heal itself given half a chance. but i won't miss a boss 3. and of mountains and forests spawning seldom chile and argentina. though famous for its a stunning landscapes for center a seat has been an important region for livestock farming and many of its grasslands have been graced there. at the region's hot lights patagonia national park. and here to find out how this became one of the biggest conservation projects in history. you know full well i think yeah i mean i'm chris ok and what are you a little do. former c.e.o. of elder company but they go into priest marry doug tomkins and interplay newer and i've been through who had founded rival brand the north face. both fronts made them by your mentor protections central to their company ethos but greece and dog wanted to do more from the early ninety's but over $300000000.00 u.s. dollars of land for preservation across chile and argentina they build parks complete with

doug, the flag is all yours. it has been a pleasure. here you go. doug: thanks for this. this flag has spent some time up here on the order of nine years since we dropped it off. very proud to return this flag home. itswhat is next for it on journey to the moon. wordshard to put into just what it was like to be part of this expedition 63. it leah memory that will last a lifetime for me, all the incredible teamwork and compliments -- and accomplishments, the highlights being the four spacewalks as a crew of five to complete that upgrade for the international space station, which leaves it in a great posture for the future. the other thing to think about for us is our mission is not over. the test flight is, in some ways, just two thirds complete. we completed the rendezvous and docking. we completed our talked objectives -- docked objectives. now is the splash down phase after we undock hopefully later today. we will be focused on completing those objectives. teams are working hard, especially with the dynamics of the weather in the next few days around florida. we apprecia

doug, welcome, good to see you again. tell us where the race stands right now, particularly in the crucial states, it seems like biden has ead. doug: he has about five and a half, six points in the swing states michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania little closer. but outside of the margin of error. paul: without in mind it seems like the trump campaign is retooling its messaging and its ruling out the two ads and trying to make a consistent message that biden has moved too far left to be safe for you to vote for, what do you think of that line of attack? doug: i think it's a reasonable line of attack that will help potentially tighten the race. in this environment we do not want higher taxes and biden is saying you are certainly right, i will raise taxes, that is for swing voters even who don't like to deal with it. i think it will help, will the be a game changer, i don't think so. paul: why not a game changer, does it lead to substantial, why won't it work? doug: i think it will help as i said to tighten the race, republican leaning suburbanites, independent to feel the impact but the president's ratings of the coronavirus

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. >>> doug has the latest now from washington, where speaker pelosi is calling the house back from their august recess. house speaker nancy pelosi cutting recess short. pelosi is other democratic leaders say president trump is trying to sabotage the election, accusing his administration of making cuts to the postal service that will cause massive delays to mail- in. and keeping ballots from reaching people in time for the election. >> if they don't get those two items, that means you can't have uniform mail-in voting. >> pelosi said the house will be voting on a bill town do changes made to the postal service when the new post master took over. it would require all ballots to be trited at first class mail. democratic leaders are calling on senator initial mcconnell to call the institute on the issue. >> he said he wants to slow down the mail to hurt the election and make people doubt the results of the election. maybe he is afraid he's going to lose. it doesn't matter. >> the president said that uniform mail-in ballots would cause widespread voter fraud, but he does support absentee vote

doug luzader has more from washington. >> doug: they are also talking about china and iran.f the u.s. national counterintelligence and security center says about this. foreign actors he says may, quote, seek to compromise our election infrastructure for a range of possible purposes such as interfering interfering withg process, stealing sensitive data or calling into question the validity of the election results. now late yesterday during press conference in new jersey president trump was asked about this and belief that russia will try to hurt former vice president's campaign and the president disputes that but he agrees with the assessment that china will work against his reelection. >> china would love to have an election with donald trump, lose to sleepy joe biden. they will dream and if joe biden was president of the country -- >> doug: they will try to repeat that this year. >> other countries have difference of policies and there's a difference between taking active measures to try to defeat a candidate for president of the united states. that's what russia did in 201

>> doug: exactly right. the president hasthat we turn the corner on both the virus and the economy, a tough face to make now and the other engaged in, paul, is as you said the vice presidential choice, it has to be somebody qualified. paul: okay. i think the debates are going to happen. do you have any doubt that they will? >> doug: i only doubt that the number of debates three that i'm certain but, yes. paul: okay, all right. on the vp choice that you're saying that the most important factor will be somebody who appears to be able to be president if the president himself, joe biden, can't serve? and i would argue that this is a more important pick than any recent vp choice for precisely that reason given joe biden's age, do you agree with that? >> doug: i completely agree and that's why i think his only choice is kamala harris. paul: really? >> doug: yeah, she's a sitting u.s. senator, she was a moderate and will help her with swing voters and she was air of confidence about her and everybody is either too far left and too i

from my perspective, it really is critical to continue to building build on that relationship that doug hased to. it won't be appropriate if we take the next step which is to restart with a different nasa team and a different spacex team. we really need to leverage those relationships and continue with all of the five years of experience that we have of figuring out the things that nasa can best share with spacex to make them as successful as quickly as possible and that applies to all of the partnerships that nasa sets up is figuring out the best way to communicate and share information is how we all cooperation to get to our end objective i am really excited as we go forward that the relationships and the work that -- the groundwork in place will be leveraged to accomplish even more great things in the future. >> tale wake one from mark from aviation week. >> reporter: wondering what the primary question is you are getting from your astronaut colleagues is and what you are telling them about the experience? >> we haven't had a ton of interaction where anybody. given that when you get back

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doug ducey has done a fantastic job, beyond the covid situation as it pertains to arizona. a state that is a model for applying a science taste approach to decreasing cases and hospitalizations without implementing a punishing lockdown. arizona's record in reducing the spread of the virus while maintaining hospital capacity, and allowing society to continue functioning, and functioning nicely. very successfully. it's an example that shows how the path forward can work in other states. arizona has a record to be roud of. it's reduced the number of daily new cases by over 75%. at the positivity rate in half and reduced yar visits -- er visits to two thirds, all while keeping the economy functioning well. when cases surged in june, the vice president and dr. birx visited arizona to consult with governor ducey. they had long consultations with governor ducey and his staff. the vice president has been in constant contact ever since. my administration is collaborating with the state and local officials across the south and midwest to provide similar guidance. we had a great relat

before i hand the microphone over to bob and doug, i want to verymention of this special flag. it has space history getting deeper as this flag will return to worth with the crew dragon guys. it spent a little bit of time and very soon will make a trip to the moon in short order. here you go. >> thanks for this. this flag has spent some time up here on the order of nine years and three dropped it off after it was on stf 1. very proud to return this flag home and see what is next for it on its 30 to the moon. wordshard to put into just what it was like to be part of this expedition. it will be a memory that will last a lifetime for me, all the incredible teamwork and accomplishments with the highlights obviously being the four spacewalks that we worked together literally as a through five to have success and to complete that part of the upgrade for the international space station, which we did in a great posture for the future. the other thing to think about for us is that our mission isn't over. the test flight is in some ways third --here is two just two thirds complete. undock hopef

we have that com back with bob and doug, you heard agps is converging. dragon has 3gps units that it uses. actually in the parachute deployment process. as it helps along with the pressure censors really give a solid altitude to the flight computers on when these are supposed to deploy. we are standing by for the drogue chute deployment, we are under five minutes away from splash down. >> passing 15 kilometers, brace for drogue window. >> we are braised. >> just about 14 kilometres in another tuesday. 8.4 miles continuing to descent. >> there on your screen we have a shot of the capsule as it is preparing to deploy the initial parachutes, the drogue parachute. again, these parachutes help slow the vehicle down. even further, and help stabilize in preparation for main chute deployment. right about now the capsule is going about 400 miles per hour. did he celebrating quickly. >> and standing by for drogue deploys. >> visual two drogues out. >> there on the screen we have visual confirmation of the two drogue december h deployment. >> 2 of 2 the drogues now out they w

what are my favorite stte pictures doug hurley has posted -- favorite pictures doug hurley has posted on instagram today is a picture of what he can see outside the window. there is a window outside the side hatch. c will provide visual onformation that reentry is happening. -- confirmation that reentry is happening. they will be able to see that from the windows themselves. it will be quite the fireworks show. >> joe wants to know "does the dragon capsule have netflix?" [laughter] another important question. >> the answer to that is no. were in the center screen, have the ground tracking map. as you can see, actually it is hard to make out, but dragon is cresting the atlantic ocean, approaching what looks like england and ireland. it will be crossing over into europe soon. the righte left into of that ground track screen, there are the telemetry screens. that will be the interface they use during the deorbit burn. that is what they will essentially used to make sure everything is working good and performing optimally. >> that is the same map we have been looking at. they are looking

so doug mcmillen has leaned hard it would be hard to not try to go for this.is a lot about personal relationships. it appears nonpartisan so the question is who can convince whoever is speaking for the white house. they come in all of the time and they mess up things. who will have the influence over this deal in the end and of course it will be president trump. >> finally, kara, you have been but think safe to say, you're a fan of the product itself of what tiktok offers do you look to the linked in deal as analog to how moft might about sork this? >> i hope so, run correctively the way that others have been run. less people have complained about skype. they have not innovated as much. they have a whole unmuch they are certainly able to do this depends on where it comes down i just, even though i don't see oracle owning this, it seems crazy. i don't think you can count them out by any means whatsoever. >> intriguing, kara. >> next week we will know, right? if i'm right you'll have to call me a genius. >> i will do that anyway >> let's get to your latest colum

doug has more on this. >> this is a major warning for the u.s. intelligence community.ects involving russia will get a lot of attention, they are also talking about china and iran. here's what the director of the u.s. national counterintelligence and security center is saying about this, he said they may seek to compromise our election infrastructure for a range of possible process, calling into question the validity of the election results. late yesterday during his press conference, the president was asked about this and the belief that russia will try to hurt former vice president, joe biden's campaign. the president disputes that but he agrees with the assessment that china will work against his reelection. >> china would love us to have an election with donald trump versus sleepy joe biden. they would own our country. if joe biden was president, china would own our country. >> supporters of the vice president, not surprisingly, are focusing on the russia aspect of this report arguing russia interfered in the last presidential election and they will try to repeat th

doug mckelway has more on this. doug? >> hi, harris.started when a good year employee based in topeka, kansas, gave a local tv station what he alleges with a screenshot of goodyear's diversity training seminar. in it, he alleged they banned political expressions like maga hats and blue lives matter while permitting slogans like black lives matter. and in support of lgbt pride. the president got wind of it and tweeted, "don't buy goodyear tires. they announced a ban on maga hats. get better tires for far less. this is what those radical democrats do. two can play this game and we have to start playing it now." goodyear's stock took a tumble down about 5% for the week. that could also be because the pandemic has hurt new car sales and people are driving bliss, meaning less tire wear. the president are threatening remove them from the presidential limousine. >> i would swap them out, based on what i've heard. we will see what happens. >> in a statement, goodyear denied that that screenshot was indeed part of its diversity training seminar.

doug, she has called joe biden a segregationist, she said she agrees with his sexual harassment, but it's a primary win last night that you say offers another warning sign. i want you to explain that. >> sure. the squad has been uniformly successful, governor, in their primaries. representative omar was facing a very well-funded candidate -- also a self-described progressive, who outraised her in the fourth quarter, i'm sorry, the second quarter, and she won by i think over 15 points. representative tlaib won handily, and aoc was renominated with about three quarters of the vote. so it's not just what your guests are saying are the positions of the democratic party, that'll be debated, governor, but it is incontrovertible that the fard, left has had great success getting reelected in house races and also electing a number of additional members to the democratic delegation. >> governor huckabee: doug, do the democrats voting for these people, do they truly understand what they represent? are they just kind of following the celebrity status of these folks? that is a real question i thi

year up and they are for many families, millions of families returning to homeschooling and doug mckelway hashis. this is an attractive idea for some families, doug. >> it's getting a lot of steam. here in d.c., for example, like many other places across the country they are opting to begin the public schools online learning. now widely acknowledged to be an inferior substitute in class structure. it is one of the reasons more parents across america are looking at homeschooling. an estimated 2 million american children are homeschooled. it may be much more than that at some states do not keep records. >> we think it is closer to four, may be 4.5 million before the pandemic. i'm pretty sure we are looking at close to 10 million by the end of this year. >> if that estimate proves to be true, that will be a threat to public education as state funding is dictated in part by enrollment. the exodus from school trenched public school interest or demand think that safeguards be put in place that may be politically unattainable. the american federation of teachers for example estimates covid mitigatio

doug mcelwee has a lotus. >> we will make our post office great .it has been a disaster for many years. right now it is a laughingstock. >> reporter: the u.s. postal service turns political as they face off over pond -- the bill will rollback we think of to the postal service made by postmaster general louis dejoy. du jour who was appointed by president trump have defended the cuts citing loss of revenue. but the president says he is not trying to slow down the mail and postal workers disagree. the president said -- >> we never delay mail. now we are being told that we have to delay mail and these new policies are delaying well. >> reporter: the president is critical of mail-in voting claiming it would cause widespread voter fraud. but the president of the postal union work it says mail-in voting and absentee voting are the same. >> the system works. i think people will and can't trust it. >> reporter: the postmaster general will testify monday before a house panel on the issue and president trump is critical of the timing calling up democrats for a

bob behnken and doug hurley on board. >> we were able to reacquire communication earlier than expected and now we are just waiting. we should be about 2.5 minutes chute deploy. >> gps has converged. >> copy that. >> you may have heard earlier bob and doug are experiencing 3.5 gs. that is what they pulled during the ascent phase. just like a mild roller coaster. the vehicle is now over the gulf of mexico. it is approaching the landing zone off the coast of florida near pensacola and we have our first shot. >> there is. t is. the first view from the wb 57 airplane. it shows us dragon reentering. we have that comm back with bob and doug. units its three gps uses in the parachute deployment process that helps, along with the pressure sensors, to give a solid altitude to the flight computers on when these are supposed to deploy. we are standing by for the deployment. we should be under five minutes away from splashdown. kilometers. drog window. >> copy. >> 14 kilometers in altitude and continuing to descend. capsuleve a shot of the as it is preparing to deploy those initial parachutes. parachutes help slow the vehicle down even further and help stabilize in preparation for

on sunday the eagles confirmed that doug pedersen has an asymptomatic infection.ey say he's doing well and is currently in self-quarantine. the team has notified anyone who is in close contact with him and asked him to follow the league safety protocols. >>> major league baseball player cespedes is opting out of the game. he made the decision on sunday without telling the team. he skipped the day in atlanta and went missing for part of the day. the team sent security and eventually they found out about his decision and called it a surprising move. >>> well, a safe return to earth for two nasa astronauts sunday. >> splash down. >> there it is. spacex's crew dragon spacecraft safely splashed down in the gulf of mexico proving the first ever manned commercial flight a success. we are taken through the final moments. >> nasa astronauts making history with crew dragon's successful splash down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of pensacola after a two-month stay at the international space station and 19 hour journey. after the capsule parachuted into the ocean at arou

kind words exchanged between crew dragon and endeavor with bob and doug now on the way home. >> iss and dragon on the big loop, dragon hase keep out sphere. endeavor copies. and doug leaving behind three people aboard the iss that will return in october, chris cassidy, anatoly and yvonne from russia. they exited the keep out sphere, that is an imaginary sphere around the space station, a safety zone set up to govern any spacecraft arriving or departing. spacecraft have to be configured so they would not cross the boundary for at least four orbits, even if the spacecraft were to for some reason lose all maneuvering capabilities. , what wet capability are looking to here is the i'm having a -- hard time saying this -- it is on a 24 hour safe free drift trajectory. if we were to completely lose commanding authority over the spacecraft, we want to make sure we would not potentially interact with the iss in an uncontrolled way. the burns help us get away from the space station in a way that we could if someone were to go -- if something were to go catastrophically wrong on the spacecraft the dragon spacecraft has been rocksol

correspondent doug mckelway has the story. >> the big ten and packed 12 conferences today announced theeason is postponed. joining at least 21 other ncaa conferences either canceling or delaying full sports. the big ten commissioner decided there was too much uncertainty with medical wrist to allow the student athletes to compete this fall." that uncertainty compromises strong protocols at some sports program set up. " experts say the cost will be immense. >> they estimated between 75 million to 125 million for each of these universities and it's just not only going to affect all of the sports programs, but a lot of major programs at the university depends upon this revenue for it. so it is devastating. speak with a division i football is a huge driver of more than $18 billion spent on athletics 0 ncaa schools. its revenue funds everything from $3.5 billion in financial aid to $3.4 billion and coaches pay. president trump echoing many college football players today hoping the policies and would not be sacked. >> hopefully we can watch colleges play football. we want to get football and

philadelphia eagles head coach doug pedersen has tested positive and is in self-quarantine. matthew stafford and gardner minchu and four other teammates all placed on the so-called reserve covid-19 play list. they have been guaranteed after being in close contact with someone infected. >> i think there's a real chance that the league starts and then stops. you may, in fact, see several of them. you may see it start and stop and start and stop. it could stutter along. of all the leagues i think the nfl has always been in the most jeopardy. >> reporter: this comes after major league baseball's action has been shaky. seven players and six team staffers tested positive and the miami marlins meltdown continues. a source telling them one person tested positive. >> that suggests the r it's widespread. i think it depends on what the mitigation plans are but it's not a great place to be starting. >> reporter: it's gotten so bad that according to espn rob manfred in recent days warned the head of the player's union that if the league and the players don't do a better job in following

and in the nfl, philadelphia eagles head coach doug pederson has tested positive for covid-19.he team says he is asymptomatic and doing well. pederson has self-quarantined, he is communicating with the eagles medical staff. the eagles have also notified any staff members who had contact with him at the team's headquarters. the nfl has already canceled its preseason because of the pandemic. regular season games begin september 10th. >>> and there are now more than 4.6 million indicaticases natio. and the sooecdc predicts more t 180,000 americans could die by august 22. jobina has more on this. >> and nancy pelosi is blasting dr. birx and the federal response to covid-19. pelosi says she does not have confidence in the coronavirus 256k force coordinator. we've also learned that july had the worst numbers sinces the pandemic began with nearly 2 million cases. 22 state, washington, d.c. and puerto rico are seeing an increase. dr. birx says that the country is entering a new phase of the pandemic. >> what we're seeing today is different from imagine and april. it is extra ordinarili

doug. >> america has launched.o rises the new era of american space flight. >> on may 30th. >>> spacex in partnership with nasa sent two astronauts into space from american soil for the first time in nine years. bob behnken and doug hurley arinarrived at the international space space. >> the robotics that we did, it was just an incredible experience and one that i will absolutely never forget and will always cherish. >> now it's time for our astronauts to come home. the space ship will face temperatures over 3,000 degrees fahrenheit as it reenters the atmosphere and splashes down on earth in the first water landing for u.s. astronauts since 1975. >> we have a vehicle they're responsible for, that their lives are at stake. it really hits home. the return is more dangerous in some ways than the event. so in order to declare victory, we need to bring them home safely. >> i still don't feel nervous about it and we're focused on the things that we'll need to do to be as safe as possible as we come back. >> dragon depart

philadelphia eagles head coach doug pederson has tested positive and is in self-quarantine.ions quarterback matthew stafford placed on the nfl's so-called reserve covid-19 list for players who have either tested positive or been quarantined after being in close contact with someone who's infected. >> i think there's a real chance that the league starts and then stopped. you may in fact see several of those. you may see the league start, stop, start, stop. it could stutter along. but of all the leagues, i think the nfl has always been in the most jeopardy. >> reporter: this comes as major league baseball's return to action tonight is shakier than ever. several games involving the st. louis cardinals have had to be postponed after at least seven players and six team staffers tested positive. and the miami marlins meltdown continues. a source within the team telling cnn at least 21 marlins players and coaches tested positive in recent days. >> that does suggest that the outbreak is fairly widespread, and they might have trouble turning the corner on that in time to continue the

four years to supply the international space station but this is the first time that cargo has been human cargo. dougn. let's listen in again to see what else they are saying. we wa nt to see what else they are saying. we want to keep all crew members safe as we prepare the side hatch for opening in order to progress. looks like limits are dropping and looking pretty good. we are still continuing with the purge just to be extra sure. so, there you are, libby, a purge, so it is fumes and maybe what you were saying about event. yes, they said that limits we re event. yes, they said that limits were going in the right direction, that was mission control there, they are monitoring it and seeing the numbers go down and they will wait until it is all gone before opening the hatch, so they are on top of it, they are following these things and just taking their time and making sure it is safe. all the aspects, jonathan, i suppose that either point at which, for a commercial space programme, these are the practical difficulties, aren't they? because when you talk about commercial operations, you want efficien

. >>> philadelphia eagles head coach doug pederson has tested positive for covid-19. he'll continue to work from home, leading the team virtually during his quarantine. and we're only a few weeks into the shortened season, and there are already questions about how long baseball can last. over the weekend, more games were postponed and more schedules were disrupted after more players and staffers tested positive for covid-19. the miami marlins have 20 cases, and there are now six cases within the st. louis cardinals organization, according to "the new york times." joining me now from miami is nbc news correspondent sam brock. so sam, there's over 100 pages of protocols for how players and staffers and venues are supposed to operate when they get in -- when they leave home to when they get into the stadium. it sounds like not even that can stop the spread of this virus. where do we stand on the likelihood we're going to make it through this 60-game season? >> it's hard to believe, katy. good afternoon, that we're only ten days into the major league baseball season. it's

the philadelphia eagles announced head coach doug pederson has tested positive for the virus. >>> southern california firefighters are battling a wildfire about 80 miles east of los angeles. the apple fire has destroyed at least one home and burned more than 20,000 acres. officials say it may be the result of arson fires. >>> and coronavirus takes out the country's oldest department store chain. liquidation sale signs could be seen on lord & taylor locations yesterday. the nearly 200-year-old company announcing it's declared bankruptcy. those are some of our top stories on this monday, august 3rd. >>> thank you for joining us. hope you had a good weekend. lots of news to get to. we're beginning this half hour with the possible hurricane heading for landfall in north carolina. residents and president trump has already approved a disaster declaration for parts of the state. >> isaias is a strong tropical storm and heading north-northwest. >> before it's done it will bring as much as six inches of rain to north carolina. reporter josh chapin is there. >> reporter: beachgoers raving about the

has been a great flight. bettina: thank you for that question. we are all anxious to see more about bob and doug and make sure they continue to be ok. our next question. gwenfore ask the question, i remember sitting in a hotel lobby with you and elon, looking at the first drawings, so this has to be cool for you guys. everyone had a tear in their eye. regarding the boats, i took safety classes at nasa and nitrogen tests are something you do not monkey with. i wonder why you dropped space capsule into a location where powerboats were likely to be. board anda guy with another with a flag and no one seemed to be trying to shoo them off. are you going to try to be not as close to shore next time? >> a number of options but you are right, we can do better. certainly, we had all the clearance that was required at landing. capsule soon as that was in the water, for a time, the boats made a beeline for it. it is the big area to have to clear and to clear all of it is probably going to require more resources. yes, there are things we will look at for next time, for sure. everybody understands the cruise

work all the work they have done to get us to this point, before the test flight, it has been a true honor. as doug mentioned, we are part of a test mission that began two months ago with the initial success of launching from american soil, bringing launches of astronauts to the florida coast. i am extremely proud to have been a part of that. we accomplished the next third of the mission, our time on orbit and checking out dragon while it was docked to make sure it would be ready for the next launch of the crew one astronauts as they head to the space station for an even longer stay. as doug mentioned, we are about to embark on the final portion of the journey. i have referred to some of our spacex brands, the hardest part was getting us launched, but the most important part is getting us home. i look forward to the test objectives not only separating from the international space smoothly, but coming to an ice splashdown off the florida coast, to come full circle with bringing capability to launch astronauts again to the united states. as we look back on the mission we have had here on the internat

arizona governor doug ducey. he has really done a fantastic job.tuation which you have been reading about as it pertains to arizona. a state that is a model for applying a science-based approach to the decrease in cases and hospitalizations without implementing a punishing lockdown. eris on this record the spread of the virus while maintaining hospital capacity and allowing society continue functioning and functioning very nicely, very successfully is an example that shows how our path forward can work in arizona has a record really to be proud of. it's reduced the number of daily new cases by over 75%. cut the positivity rate in half and reduced e.r. visits by two-thirds all the while keeping the economy functioning and functioning really well. when cases surged in june, the vice president and dr. birx visited arizona to consult with governor ducey. their long consultations with governor ducey and his staff. the vice president has been in constant contact ever since. my administration is also collaborating with state and local officials across the

has returned home. and nasa astronauts bob and doug -- >> on behalf of the spacex and nasa teams welcome back to planet earth and thanks for flying spacex. [ laughter ] >> it was truly our honor and privilege. congrats to everybody at spacex. all good. and we are in to section four decimal 800. >> thanks for those words, doug, and we copy that you are in to four dez natural 800. >> great news all around there. our space dads are back on earth. after a 19-hour return journey from space. dragon endeavor has spaced splash down in the gulf of mexico just off the coast of pensacola florida. and on your screen there, you can see our two fast boats and they are indeed fast. racing out to greet dragon endeavor as it sits there. the first -- we can see a few inside the capsule. bob and doug looking good. although the communication was a little choppy we did hear -- >> spacex enderle three dez knowledge one we show ourselves in stable one. >> and spacex copies for vehicle assessment, step 3.1 stable one. good news. >> their up right in the water, stable two also another potential where it could be on itsy side o

has returned home. nasa astronauts bob and doug. >> welcome back to planet earth and thank you for flying spacex. [laughter] >> it is truly our honor and privilege. congrats to everybody. all good. -- decimal section 800. >> thanks for those words. into 4.800. you are back onpace dads are arthur after a 19 hour return journey from space. splashdown in the gulf of mexico off the coast of pensacola, florida. you can see our two fast boats. they are indeed fast. racing out to greet dragon endeavor as it since there -- as it sits there. bob and doug looking good. although the communication was a little chubby, -- stablehow ourselves in one. >> spacex copies for vehicle assessment. stable one. good news. >> stable one essentially. they are upright. in the water. stable two, another potential work could be on its side or upside down. it does have a water balance system to keep it up right where it is able to essentially pump seawater into bladders of the service section of the capsule. they are upright. we already see the boats approaching. they touch -- the touchdown came right on time at 11:48 a.m. p

as i was saying, the recovery team has rehearsed and practiced this with bob and doug themselves in a test capsule, practicing the egress as well as -- they have practiced the recovery process many times. actually, through those practice runs, they have effectively cut the recovery period in half from the initial demo one mission. processce to see the itself after being rehearsed and carefully choreographed is going super efficiently. again, safety is the number one priority. making sure only personnel involved in active recovery operations are present on the deck. you may have heard us mention before there are about 40 people on board. we certainly do not want anyone in danger or to fall overboard. that guy intentionally jumped, speaking of falling overboard. >> ready. thank you. >> the crew was just told in about 30 seconds, they have the line to fix. they are going to start lifting the capsule up out of the water. beginning occasion we are getting from dragon is being routed through the boat itself at this point. there we can see the left. -- the lift. dragon is out of the water. t

2 months after blasting off from florida test pilots doug hurley and bob behnken rode the space straggling capsule back to earth dragon and ever has returned home bob and doug completed over 110 hours of science utilization research technology development work that will help them scrape laboratory that we have there capsule parachuting into the calm waters of the gulf of mexico the 1st class down by u.s. astronauts in 45 years it was just a beautiful day lots of people out maybe boating fishing and then saw the capsule and kind of came in and we have some work to do with space x. and i will work together to do a better job for the next splashdown going to be unprecedented test flight also making history as the 1st commercially built and operated spacecraft to carry people to and from orbit the successful launch now paving the way for another space x. crew launch and potential tour flights next year but we certainly feel comfortable that we're on the right path to carry commercial passengers not too long from now now nasa's commercial crew program directors that had not at all mile area was cleared with the help of the u.s. coast g