dragon is — make sure that the area around dragon is safe to approach and then— dragon is safe to approachthen we will go in and start reading _ then we will go in and start reading the —— rigging the dragon _ reading the —— rigging the dragon up to our main vessel. they— dragon up to our main vessel. they gave _ dragon up to our main vessel. they gave us the confirmation of stable _ they gave us the confirmation of stable one, that means dragon _ of stable one, that means dragon has splashed down and is upright — dragon has splashed down and is upright. there is also stable two, _ upright. there is also stable two. if— upright. there is also stable two. if it— upright. there is also stable two, if it is upside down or sideways _ two, if it is upside down or sideways. it is waterproof and has systems where it can pump seawater — has systems where it can pump seawater into some bladders to help keep it upright. again, stable — help keep it upright. again, stable one is the best possible outcome — stable one is the best possible outcome that we can achieve and that is— outcome that we can ac

the dragon is being lifted on to the recovery vessel, into the dragon nest, that's what you see them setting the vehicle down on right there. >> you see at the very bottom of dragon, some water coming out, that's the system that helps keep dragon up right in the ocean so it's functioning as designed, and dragon is now on the recovery vessel. >> dragon is almost a bit of a mix of a rocket spacecraft, and a little bit of a boat. [laughter] >> it does everything you need it to. >> yeah, exactly. >> dragon, welcome aboard the recovery vessel. recovery personnel are completing final checks. standby for translation on to eagles platform in approximately one minute. >> good to be aboard. >> i see some fist pumps from the doctor, aboard the dragon capsule right now. next event coming up after the team does some safety checks is opening the side hatch. that's going to be very very exciting. we will see the crew for the first time, and they're going to see earth for the first time since three days ago. >> well, they've seen earth. >> they've seen earth. >> but from space. they will see earth f

the spacex crewed dragon inspiration 4. after three days in orbit, it's just about to reach to atlantic ocean, off the florida coast with a crew unlike any ever sent to the stars. these are citizens in space. none of the four people aboard came from nasa or another government-run space agency. if their trip ends successfully, it will mean the start of a new era for space exploration with billionaires like elon musk looking to see how far they can take things next. let's go to mission control for spacex and listen in . >> what you're seeing on your screen right now is on the left-hand side, that is mission control. >> gps converge expected. nominal altitude for parachute to deploy. >> we show same. >> coms confirm that we have regained coms with dragon. they're getting ready for the rogue to deploy here shortly. >> i love these tracking shots. again, that is dragon in the center of your screen. we've got visuals and we expect chutes to deploy and the main chutes shortly after that in a couple of minutes. [ applause ] >> agai

you can see falcon nine with the dragon capsule on top of it.hey've had five months of intense training, largely at the spacex facility in california. it's things you would expect. jeric isaac men, the commander of this mission, the ceo who is funding it, is an experienced and capable pilot in his spare time. he flew a number of the crewmembers and fighter jets to get them experienced with the geforce. they do virtual reality training about what it will be like in certain scenarios inside the capsule. dragon is designed to be fully at thomas. not just the launch process. in the event of an emergency, it will come to the mission commander to act. i'm assured by spacex and other personnel here that they are ready to do that. haidi: what are the risk that we are talking about here? these are not professional astronauts that are involved. ed: it's the distance from earth. they are going to orbit earth at an apogee of 360 miles. jeff bezos went to 65 miles above the earth for just a few minutes. on any measure, this is a magnitude greater. everyone i

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he wants to call the private monsters dragons dan permack with is us now what is a dragon >> a billionoff at it. if i create a company worth a billion dollars i'd be pretty happy. the dragon the way we're defining it is $12 billion valuation after you subtracted the money they raised from venture capitalists because some of the companies have raised over a billion dollars >> i like that you have it not to be distracted entirely by your background but you do have a unicorn. >> i told my daughter she needs to paint a dragon. that is on the the -- >> that is on the to-do list i'm sure guy has made this point that there are so many unicorns out there, it is sort of undermining the whole term unicorn because it should be a wear mythical beast not a common one and it is becoming a common thing in the financial markets now to have unicorns so what happens with valuations overall. >> there is over 800 of them as of last week that is goble and not just in the u.s. i think we said there was 19 of them globally, half in the u.s companies will still go public there is no shame in going public as a

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it's great to see that dragon space capsule pull through a port like this.but we're just now seconds, if not less than a minute away from this historic touchdown. but you can just feel that people are excited about what is happening right now. >> it is very exciting to watch. as we watch this all happening, what is the moment that people in mission control say, okay, our work here is done? >> well, the big event was the parachute deployed of four mains. from that cheering maybe they've splashed down. >> we have less than 10? there we are. >> stand by. >> so the vehicle is upright. >> let's listen. >> the shock absorbing mechanism -- [ inaudible ] and the crew is just back into gravity. >> inspiration 4, on behalf of spacex, welcome home to planet earth. your mission has shown the world that space is for all of us and everyday people can make extraordinary impacts in the world around them. thank you for sharing your leadership, hope, generosity, and prosperity, and congratulations on your incredible journey. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much, space

yes, the komodo dragon. national park, which is a very well—run national park. in actual fact the population, although it's small, is mostly stable, although one part of the population outside the national park is declining quite severely. the main concern with the komodo dragon is climate change. the human population is feeling climate change extremely strongly at the moment, so are species around the world. the komodo dragon, we think, based on climate change modelling, it could actually lose up to 30% of its habitat over the next 45 years, just due to sea—level rises because of global warming. so just briefly, we are talking about global warming, rising sea levels, a lot at the moment in the run—up to cop26 and there's a danger that animal species and human beings are looking for habitation in shrinking territory. absolutely, and that is the main concern, this balance between the human population and biodiversity. it's on a knife edge right now. we really need to do something about it. ideally we're looki

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the software called a shadow dragon allows please to monitor data from social media without a warrant right now there's just a handful police departments that are using it, but more are buying in our to turn funds that shows us how shadow dragon works. now even one government entity is already been using it for the past 2 years. so that one little bread crown led to an e mail the next day coming to me that said, hey, we got the guy. it's a new software investigators from your local police to the f b. i have at their fingertips, suite of tools that automates lots of different parts of the investigation process . that makes it quicker, easier, more reliable, and all in a way that forensically sam shadow dragon software that searches public information from at least a 100 social media networks. using digital clues to identify the human behind online accounts. and to visualize networks of suspected bad actors. that could soon commit a crime. you can pop in and email an alias, name, phone number, a variety of different things. you can immediately have information on your target . we can se

. >> dragons. >> medieval dragon fighting. >> lots of dragons. >> we didn't -- i didn't grow up aroundon howard stern the day before yesterday. you guys were talking about or maybe it was yesterday, actually. you guys were talking with miley cyrus and elton john came in. and you guys, miley and elton and chad from the red hot chili peppers collaborated to cover "nothing else matters". that's a group of people you never expect would do anything together. i was thinking about it, i used to work at k-rock. i remember when we started playing your music, how mad some of the listeners were. they said this is an alternative radio station. i feel like that's gone away. people are like who cares? if you guys had performed with someone like miley cyrus, let's say madonna in the 80s, that would have been maybe it. right? >> yeah. it would have been and probably ma dadonna as well. >> the swan song. >> jimmy: it is very interesting. >> there's a lot of borders that have been knocked down. >> back then things were so segregated in music. if you were in this lane, nobody else would want to know. and

i'll tell you, we heard this gigantic thud here in port canaveral as that dragon capsule made its way through the atmosphere and then that beautiful landing in the atlantic ocean, wrapping up this beautiful journey. tonight, the return to earth. the first all-civilian space crew to orbit the earth wrapping their history-making three-day mission. >> we're giving all of our time right now to science research and ukulele playing. and trying to raise some good awareness for an important cause for us back on earth. >> reporter: the inspiration 4, billionaire jared isaacman, who's bankrolling the trip bone cancer survivor haley arceneaux. pilot sian proctor the first black woman to pilot the spacecraft an chris sembroski, who won his ticket through a sweepstakes. their last hours in space spent taking in the views, snapping photos in the specially designed capsule dome, even chatting with bono they blasted off from cape canaveral wednesday evening on a spacex rocket. their capsule, the dragon, measuring 13 feet wide, their home as they whizzed around earth at 17,000 miles an hour. >> it's b

i think with the space x crew dragon, it is pretty automated.or the ride. >> jon: staying with you, clayton, for the moment. i mean, you know, the space x dragon capsule has not been without its problems. there were a couple of launch pad explosions that were pretty spectacular. this business of going to space is, you know, it can seem routine, but there's always an element of risk here, and we're going to see that tonight. >> yes, for sure. if you think back to columbia, most of us at nasa felt that entry was the easy part; right? launch was the difficult part. we had challenger occur back in 86, and so that was the thing we worried about. once we got past a certain point, everybody breathed a big sigh of relief. columbia came along and we had the issue there. nothing is really certain until they hit that water. even then they need to be floating safely and able to be picked up by their pick-up group. so, you know, space flight -- there's three d's of space flight, difficulty, dangerous, and dollars. we have to keep those in mind, especially th

the komodo dragon itself is native to indonesia.ne part outside of the national park is declining quite severely. the main concern for the komodo dragon is climate change. as the human population feels climate change at the moment, so our species around the world. the komodo dragon, based on modelling, it could lose up to 30 percent of its habitat. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lucyegrey. hello. sunnier, warmer weather on the way with september likely to top august in the temperature stakes. in the month of august, the high temperature was 27.2 degrees celsius. this week, we're expecting 29, maybe even 30. it is unusual for september to outdo august when it comes to the top temperature. and the warmth gets under way in england and wales for sunday, helped by a more generous helping of sunshine than of late, but wetter for some perhaps in scotland and northern ireland. very slowly, high pressure moving away, atlantic weather fronts coming in. that will bring a bit of rain

you brought up unicorns and dragons. dragons seem to be new hot thing. forget about unicorns. a dozen. these companies are worth a billion bucks. it is all about companies worth 10 billion bucks. one of the things that bother me about the whole thing, silvia, how much money is created when company foes private. getting 10 billion valuation and going public for $40 billion, that really fair for the investing public? >> it depends on the company and what it does. ipos hit the market this year not really rewarded investors that hit the secondary market after trading. long term they sort of will if you hang on to them. if you look what is being classified as a dragon, i think these are novel technologies. they are companies like data bricks for example, which is invested in big data, which is massively integral the way we'll operate in a growing digitalized economy. companies like flag, we use it every day and don't realize it, if you're buying things like bitcoin and transferring money from accounts. once those become universally adopted, they will be worth their valuations. to y

[cheers and applause] then you know him as the lead singer of imagine dragons dan reynolds is here! to that concert when it is available. be it is so good. but first to celebrate the season three premiere this week we have been asking some friends of the show to share their l.a. top three list. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ l.a. top three ♪♪ >> kelly: these are the off the beaten path personalized tips from people who have lived in l.a. for years. the top three comes from one of our favorite guest at the show, one of my favorites, let's head out to the little field where traffic anchor robin winston, from nbc los angeles has more on this developing story. >> hi, kelly, it's so nice to see you in by the way i hope you had a decent commute heading to work this morning. i know that l.a. traffic can be a little bit of an issue sometimes. but we have the side of los angeles where it is absolutely beautiful and so peaceful and so great here, trust me when you get here you won't have to worry about bumper-to-bumper traffic. >> kelly: it looks like you are at a ranch or something, i went to go where you are at. w

the main concern with the komodo dragon is climate change.e next 45 years because of global warming. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey. now, to some unfinished business from the world of classical music. beethoven is one of the most celebrated composers the world has seen, but he died without completing his tenth symphony. what it would have sounded like has always been a mystery. a computer has been enlisted to solve it. tim allman reports. classical music. beethoven's ninth symphony, also known as ode tojoy, is viewed by many as his greatest achievement. but it was his also his final symphony. a tenth was planned, but never finished. here in the swiss city of lausanne, the conductor guillaume berney and programmer florian colombo want to do something about that. inputting much of beethoven's work into a computer and then letting artificial intelligence take over. composing its own version of what his tenth symphony may have sounded like. the two men had no idea what to expect until the sheets of music were printed out

i should point out so few people have actually been on board that space dragon to space and back.em is victor glover, the nasa astronaut who is joining us right now, a pilot and the first operational flight commander of the spacex "crew dragon" back in november when you blasted off. so good to see you. >> good morning, kendis, great to see you, too. how are you doing? >> reporter: great, i'm doing great. it's nicer you to have gotten suited up and all of that as if you're ready for space this morning. victor, let me ask you about this. as we mentioned before, you were the first black man to have an extended stay on the iss, about six months or so. you just returned this past spring. you have and sian proctor on board the vessel right now only the third black woman to make it into space. give me a sense of the history that she's making and where we are. >> this mission is historic in so many ways being an all private mission and inspiring thing for folks to relate to going to space and human space flight in a completely new way and i'm super proud and what sian is doing is remarkab

>>>e l objetivo de dragones es que nos pierdan los chicos yd arles un futuro y para esto necesitamospor solo 25 dólares al mes obtén 5g sin límites y un smartphone 5g gratis. eso es la mitad de precio por una línea sin límites de datos 5g para smartphones mÁs un samsung galaxy 5g gratis al cambiarte y con intercambio. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. conquista tu día con 5g solo en metro. esta persona está ocupada... trabajando en la recuperación económica del estado. ¿sabes? vive en california. y vacacionando en el estado está apoyando a las comunidades y negocios locales. sus vacaciones ayudan a la reconstrucción de california. ¡inténtalo...! llamamos a todos los californianos a vacacionar aquí y ayudar a nuestra economía, viajando por el estado de manera responsable y dicen que los gatos tienen 7 vidas y a este le quedan seis pues la primerala salvó en un estadio , un grupo de aficionados improvisó una red con una bandera estadounidense para cazaro, qué bueno por ese gatito y hoy fue una fianal histórica la cual djokovic recordará siempre pues acabó ahogado en llanto al no ganarle

the previous dragon capsules splashed down in the gulf of mexico and before then, of course, we have the space shuttle. so this is a big deal for nasa. the reason they're over there is because of the weather conditions and how it worked out but still kind of cool to see. >> it is cool to see. leroy, as i hear candace describe the welcome reception that these civilians are going to be getting a celebration with celebrities, leroy, i'll imagine when you land and you wanted to get home and have a hot shower, am i right? >> it's interesting because as it is one of the first things we all want to do is take a nice hot shower. the hygiene system works well but using a wet towel to towel yourself off is not nearly as satisfying as a hot shower, but absolutely, yeah, you're looking forward to a hot shower and looking forward to being reunited with your family and loved ones, tell them all about the experience. >> doctor, i don't know if you were able to hear ken just talk us through what is going to happen from the time that these civilians, do you deboard the aircraft, get on board this boa

also coming up in the programme — a place in the grand final at stake — we'll look ahead to catalans dragonsthe super league tonight. so, plenty to come on the programme, but first, a football fan has been jailed for eight weeks after racially abusing a player online. west bromwich albion supporter simon silwood was found guilty of targeting one of the club's players, romaine sawyers. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has been following the case and sent this report. as he took the knee in the battle against racism, romaine sawyers hope to send a message to fans back home. but it was during west brom's 5—0 defeat to city in january that one of his clubmy own supporters posted a racial slur on to the media to describe his performance. the incident left him numb. in a victim impact statement, he said... throughout his trial in court, 15—year—old simon silwood blamed the language in his facebook post on autocorrect, but this defence was rejected and he was found guilty of racial abuse. today, a judge told him he had shown very minimal remorse for a serious offence and he was gales for eight

the komodo dragon itself is native to indonesia.de of the national parkis one part outside of the national park is declining quite severely. the main concern for the komodo dragon is climate change. as the human population feels climate change at the moment, so our species around the world. the komodo dragon, based on modelling, it could actually lose up to... of it have a set —— habitat. caroline pollock on the latest tuna conservation survey. a nature reserve in south africa has come up with a creative way to count big cats as part of conservation efforts. lions are classified as a vulnerable species, under threat from habitat loss and poaching. courtney bembridge reports. mooing. the sound of an injured animal reverberates through the bush and the smell of a fresh carcass fills the air. but this is no ordinary meal. this is how you conduct a lion census. we have to do this process to count predators because they don't... it's difficult to count them from a helicopter in an aerial census. they hide in the trees and it's difficult.

the komodo dragon has worsened to the point that it's now endangered. and rising temperatures and sea levels set to reduce its helped us by a 3rd over the next 4 decades. but in a sign of hope for species of tuna, including the atlantic briefing on the road to recovery. as laurie china explains, one of the most prized and over fish, bounties of the see. here it is examined tuna in a tokyo fish market. but better management of fishing means things are actually looking up for tuna species that had been heading towards extinction. albacore, yellow finn, and atlantic blue fin moved from endangers to lease concern on the i you see ends read list, southern blue fin move from critically endangered to endangered. that really is exciting news is chosen for marine species if we really are. we're cod and work with with emily or frameworks, work with the fisheries industries we can achieve several harvesting and make for 3, a sustainable adventure. that's the good news. but father marine animals, the international union for the conservation of nature is less optimi

ch the spacex crew dragon capsule gently landed in the atlantic ocean. back from orbit safe and sound. and take a look at these newest pioneers after they made their return to earth. the are a happy bunch. the mission called inspiration 4 and that's exactly what these four are, an inspiration. the cap sal they rode in is called resilience and this crew showed us to get to a better place at 17,000 miles an hour. >> few have come before, many are about to follow. the doors open now. it's pretty incredible. >> we've seened manned space milestones lift our spirits in troubled times before in the late '60s, early '80s and now another barrier shattered with that capsule and its explorers home. it is a moment our world can celebrate. all we need to do is look up and see how far we've come. congrats to all of them. well, heads up all next week on cnn our special champions for change series will spotlight every day people who don't make headlines but still smash barriers and inspire others to do the same. >> join your favorite cnn anchors for a special week. >> i

what with the dragon _ they loved the dragon stories. what with the dragon names?as and you would say, did you like that one, and it was maybe not so much. here we see a picture of you with the books. i imagine and we speak to a lot of authors and they have motivation for writing and dreaming things up. it's an emotional journey. i can only imagine, seeing the book existing and i can see you having a sip of water, which i understand, and it is emotional. there's a lot wrapped up in it. and i think it was such a shock having chemotherapy during the lockdown. in that time i did nothing for anyone else and we were an insular family and once i thought i wanted to put the walks out there and i want to see if dragons existed in their areas and are there any clues that they have left behind? find areas and are there any clues that they have left behind?— areas and are there any clues that they have left behind? and they do, don't they? — they have left behind? and they do, don't they? yes. — they have left behind? and they do, don't they? yes, it's _ they have left behind?

a pesar de los riesgos, un ex jefe de la nasa dice que el dragÓn es el equipo mÁs seguro que se hayapciÓn de un volcÁn en cumbre vieja, palma. una de los complejos volcÁnicos mÁs activos de canarias. despuÉs de una semana en la que se acumularon miles de sismos en la zona. pasamos a los deportes. el real madrid y el psg sufren, pero al final ganan en sus ligas, quedando como lÍderes en espaÑa y francia. julio: ¡fuerte abrazo para todos! arrancamos con informaciÓn mÁs importante. vamos hasta francia. tiempo de ver al psg con todas sus estrellas en acciÓn. recibÍa a lyon, que sorprendÍa. paquetÁ ponÍa el 1 — 0. neymar ponÍa el 1 — 1. sobre la hora aparece mauro icardi poniendo el 2 — 1. estamos en espaÑa. el valencia recibe al real madrid. el valencia se ponÍa en ventaja con este tanto de hugo duro. despuÉs habrÍa regentada de forma bravÍa. al 85 vinÍcius y sobre la hora karim benzema. el real madrid ganÓ 2—1. los invitamos a que nos acompaÑen en el amÉrica contra chivas el sÁbado 25 de septiembre. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn de los deportes. gracias por su atenciÓn. fÉlix: el festival m

the crew will load into the dragon capsule well ahead of time.ours of preparation, along 45 minute at least official countdown to go through a 13 minute process where they will be hurtled up above the urge -- above the earth. which for a nonprofessional astronaut whose only had five months of training is quite a significant step. matt: what does this mean for the industry that we are sending civilians up into orbit now? lisa: this is a fantastic moment to have civilians going to orbit. this hasn't happened before. what we saw with bob and doug going on the spacex dragon capsule, they were on a mission on the international space station. today spacex ingeniously changed the docking mechanism to beat this beautiful coppola and now that there's a coppola on the dragon and they're going to be in or get, they are going to have this unbelievable experience of flying in space and being in orbit and it's going to be extraordinary. this is a moment for commercial space. it's opening up access and showing that a commercial company can design a mission for

capsule being carried by a dragon off of earth. >> and chris sambroski, a musician playing the ukuleles than 600 humans have ever experienced. but the crew of inspiration 4 has a way of making it feel almost ordinary, as if anyone could do it, and that's precisely the point. >> few have come before, many are about to follow. the door is opening now. it's pretty incredible. >> we can see the entire parameter of the earth, which is so beautiful! >> opening up space travel to the masses and making it more affordable, which the invention of reusable rockets. it's been elon musk's goal ever since he founded spacex nearly 20 years ago. and now for the first time, nasa had little to do with a crewed launch from the kennedy space center. >> we don't have a very big role here. this is spacex's show and we're really happy for them. >> reporter: it's a milestone years in the making, as the government's decades-long monopoly on sending humans into orbit ends. >> reporter: isaacman, the founder and ceo of shift 4 payments, funded the entire trip, and put up the first half of $200 million that he's

they're inside that dragon capsule. they have been there the last several hours.illed for liftoff, since the rocket is fuelled with super cold liquid oxygen that dragon spacecraft that is atop that rocket, that will be home to the inspiration 4 crew mates for the next three days it will be turned on to private power. those private astronauts are going to -- which includes jared isaacman, sian procter, chris semibrowski, haley arceneau -- they are in white and black spacex suits, color coordinated with the spacex hard ware, they were deliver in the teslas that are also matching. the final checks, though, are being carried out in anticipation of this liftoff when we reach one minute to launch, the flight directors are going to be pulled for a final go or no-go this launch window will be open for five hours tonight if need be. but shep, the world is watching. this is a historic mission it is the first ever all civilian fully commercial space flight to earth orbit, and it is a crew that came together very, very quickly, just six months ago, which is staggering for a m

eastern time in the atlantic ocean, a first for a spacex dragon capsule. or splash down in the gulf of mexico. and earlier you may have seen, i was talking with victor glover abnasa astronaut who has flown on the dragon itself. i asked him what will this team of civilians experience as they re-enter earth's atmosphere. >> we'll see it go go dark at about the time when maximum heating rks whens lights went off the inside of the capsule glowed orange and pink that was amazing to see the flames outside were lighting up the inside of the vehicle. after that the g drops off at 2 gs as the g comes down the seats move to the landing position and then they will prepare for the chutes come out and the main chutes come out. and they'll prepare for splashdown and touchdown this time instead of gulf of mexico in the atlantic ocean for the first time with crew. it was a nice touchdown. i wish them calm seas and gate weather out there. >> it will be an amazing sight to see. they have already lowered -- the dragon already fired off a couple of burns to get to lower altit

tonight he's on his way to cape canaveral, florida, to watch the liftoff of the spacex dragon capsuleh elon musk and began his preparation for his own mission in the capsule. through an interpreter, he says for ten years i was handicapped and i could not accomplish things. now i think because of my hand cap, i can. >> in 1994 he lost his arms and legs in an electrical accident. this was just the beginning of his story. in 2010, wearing special flippers, he swam the english channel. he's also completed the grueling dakar rally in a especially designed buggy. last year he set his sights even higher tweeting elon musk, i am a famous french adventurer without arms or legs. send me into space to show that anything is possible. elon musk responded. one day we will. >> reporter: his training for the mission begins soon. and by the way, rather than call him disabled, he would prefer you call them first otherwise capable personal in space. >> my hanicap bothered me but otherwise i am extremely lucky. >>> have you voted yet? the polls open in less than eight hours. more than 8 million ballots h

fire-breathing dragon clouds over much of the west coast, making their way towards the midwest. take a look at the st. louis metro area. ( explosion ) yep, that's definitely going to affect evening commute time. we're expecting more threatening weather ahead.

the only thing different on this crew dragon is a coupe de la instead of a docking adapter to the iss. >> it is now the largest continuous window to ever has been in space. the crew while excited about the trip of a lifetime and abuse of a lifetime from the coop. a lot. >> truly do hope this flight inspires people to pledge and give back to saint jude reporting from cape canaveral. amanda holly back to you. >> it's on every time i see the space stories. it makes me feel like i'm missing now. i need to get on somebodys aircraft you know, i was talking to a lot of my friends and they were saying, well, you know, we know for certain we won't be astronauts. that's one thing for us or but i don't know. now. now on the way things are progressing might be astronauts. just a couple more months will >> it seems like there's a lot of these spacecrafts taking off. it's cool to see the saint jude's connection there we're looking outside this morning at some conditions that are a little bit cloudy overhead. you can see quite hour right here sitting under that cloud cover. here's some good news for

. >> cuatro civiles se fueron de turismo en la cÁpsula dragon sin ningÚn astronauta abordo, durante tres la vuelta al mundo a 365 millas de altura. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con patricia. patricia: buenas noches. iniciamos con la aterradora experiencia de una inmigrante mexicana, ella afirma que agentes de la patrulla fronteriza le dispararon en la cabeza cuando cruzÓ la frontera en arizona, iba con un coyote y con otras mujeres, marisol nos contÓ que despuÉs que les trajeron la bala fue deportada y los residuos le pueden dejar serias secuelas de por vida. oscar: habla por primera vez la migrante que fuebaleada por un agente fronterizo tras cruzar el muro en arizona, luego fue deportada a mÉxico sin una explicaciÓn. >> yo iba a buscar un mejor futuro para mis hijos, lo Único que recibÍ fue un balazo. >> marisol junto a cinco mujeres cruzaron la frontera, ruegos fueron detectados por agentes fronterizos que detuvieron al vehÍculo donde viajaba, uno de los agentes le dispararon en la cabeza. >> sentÍ un golpe muy fuerte, yo pensÉ que le habÍa pegado con la cacha de la pistola. >> l

their spacex crew dragon experiencing 3,500 degrees of heat as it re-entered the atmosphere. those parachutes deploying. splashing down in the atlantic, near florida, rescue boats at the ready. >> thanks so much, spacex. it was a heck of a ride for us. we're just getting started. >> reporter: geoscience professor and newly-minted astronaut dr. sian proctor dancing back on earth. the crew making history, traveling 367 miles above the earth for thee days -- farther than any other civilian on the planet. >> we're seeing the world every 90 minutes. that's how fast we're traveling around it. it's pretty incredible. >> reporter: one of goals of the mission -- to raise money for st. jude children's research hospital. and tonight, it's mission ccomplished. elon musk pledging $50 million, pushing the total raised to more than $200 million. >> your mission has shown the world that space is for all of us and that everyday people can make extraordinary impacts in the world around them. >> reporter: and tonight this successful mission proving the sky is no longer the limit for any of us.

>> i really wanted to say i love imagine dragons and trying to find the right song, he looked back atlly: that's so sweet. you were born and raised in the bronx, right? >> born and raised in the south bronx, i'm a proud new yorker it's a city of hope and inspiration and resilience. with the help of all of america, whenever something happens in new york we feel it everybody across the whole country with us and will not keep fighting back. [cheers and applause] >> kelly: thank y'all so much for being a part of this, it's been amazing. i'm feeling on top of the world, look at that view, we are here at the lincoln center, i can't tell you how amazing it is to have an audience filled with real, live, in person humans. very cool. i will see you new york, there is no better place on the planet to begin our third season and that's because this city has always come together and bounced back just like fat joe was saying. even in the toughest of times, your spirit is exactly what we all need right now, every city across the world trying to come back from this. surely we didn't think the pandemic

by the launch of falcon heavy or the private astronauts to the iss, was the first time he sent a dragonle up to the iss. he teaches himself about rocket business and sends a capsule to the space station. >> no private company had built a spacecraft that came back from space before and did it with a brand-new rocket, not only proving out the falcon 9 but putting dragon on it. that was a historic milestone in their evolution. >> your book title includes the phrase the desperate early days. explain to me why. >> well, there's no two reasons. they faced, you know, both a cash crunch and a time crunch as they were going along and the company was founded in 2002 and they had failed launches. they were building a simple rocket called the falcon one to get to orbit. and they failed in 2006. and, again, 2007. and then again in 2008. this was the summer of 2008. they had the hardware for just one more rocket left. they were out of the funding. this was during the great recession of 2008 was starting to deepen and they couldn't raise private capital. it was a couple dozen engineers on a tropical i

get ready to be inspired >> hello, everyone, and welcome to our dragon capsule here in space. >> the inspiration4 crew all smiles, feeling the exhilaration of floating free in space. >> we're flying 17,500 miles per hour, which is pretty fast. >> watching the earth go by through their space sun roof. >> the biggest window that's ever been flown in space and looking through the window, we can see the entire parameter of the earth, which is so beautiful >> the astronauts giving a tour of the dragon capsule and zooming through space with patients from st. jude >> are there cows on the moon >> i hope there will be one day right now, no. >> even answering the age old question, are there aliens in space? >> he is a friendly alien, as we discovered >> that's so cool! >> what is your favorite space food? >> pizza, which i had yesterday, and i'll probably have tonight for dinner also. >> what kind of sleeping bag do you have >> they're in our sleeping bags on top of our chairs, and we had a seat belt around our sleeping bags so we didn't fly away while we were sleeping. >> the civilian astron

and then there are some certain command that the crew inside the dragon can carry out as well. when they were landing, they have to punch a few little buttons and get everything set up so that they're right on course. i think it brings excitement and it actually get more people interested in space. and not only that, but this particular flight was part of a fundraising effort for st. jude children's research hospital. so it's, it's done a lot of good. one of the passengers. haley arsenault was a childhood cancer survivor, who now works for st. jude. and now she has gone into space. so it's kind of taking an inspirational message as well as just sort of reaching out to people about the planet and seeing the planet from space is sort of changing. so it's helping inspire people to be better stewards of the earth fella heads on al jazeera, prepared for trouble. heavy police presence in washington dc as hundreds of full trump protests, gather the capital building and libya begins the building. after a decade of conflict, he says that the militarized films for look at how they're bei

dragons always in control and went over in the second half of the game was beyond doubt.aps of the grenchen velodrome in switzerland where the attempt took place. lowden will support her partner dan bingham's attempt on friday before competing in the women's tour which starts in bicester in oxfordshire on monday. that's all the sport for now. from the rest of the team and me bye—bye. good evening. it's been a warm september for many, but we've certainly closed the chapter on that story in recently days, haven't we, with gusty winds and heavy rain for many. this was ambleside earlier on this afternoon, and that heavy rain, well, it's spreading its way steadily south and east. that means overnight tonight, we'll see some heavy rain pushing into west wales, particularly to higher ground, with strong, squally gusts of winds at times. now, that is going to gradually push its way south and east, a blanket of cloud and rain moving towards the south east by dawn. behind it, squally showers continuing to be a feature into western scotland, northern ireland and parts of north west