we are beginning to recline away from the falcon 9 and move the strong back two degrees away the falcon 9 and will git ready for liftoff. at t0 when the flight computer >>. sbav$, the first stage. you will hear that call very shortly. >> dragon transitioned to eternal count. the load is complete. >> ok. we heard the callout. stage one is complete. we're leading for another 30 seconds or so. the line that runs up the side that carries liquid oxygen will vent that line down to make sure there is no liquid in it when we get to liftoff. when we do that we open up valves on the strong back. as kate and may pretalking earlier when we got off the cold oxygen, it will merge with the warm humid florida air and get a large white plume off the back of the strong back and will be normal coming 1:30 before launch. everything continuing. >> dragon is auto idol. a with that the falcon 9 is fully fueled. we have fuel on the first and second stages and both stages are filled with liquid oxygen. >> started. expect venting. >> dragon is in auto idol. the flight computers on dragon maintaining their calcul

we are beginning to recline away from the falcon 9 and move the strong back two degrees away the falcon 9 and will git ready for liftoff. at t0 when the flight computer >>. sbav$, the first stage. you will hear that call very shortly. >> dragon transitioned to eternal count. the load is complete. >> ok. we heard the callout. stage one is complete. we're leading for another 30 seconds or so. the line that runs up the side that carries liquid oxygen will vent that line down to make sure there is no liquid in it when we get to liftoff. when we do that we open up valves on the strong back. as kate and may pretalking earlier when we got off the cold oxygen, it will merge with the warm humid florida air and get a large white plume off the back of the strong back and will be normal coming 1:30 before launch. everything continuing. >> dragon is auto idol. a with that the falcon 9 is fully fueled. we have fuel on the first and second stages and both stages are filled with liquid oxygen. >> started. expect venting. >> dragon is in auto idol. the flight computers on dragon maintaining their calcul

we are beginning to recline away from the falcon nine. we will move the strong back to decrease from the falcon nine and and i will get it ready for liftoff and at t0 when the flight computer commands liftoff, the hydraulics on the strong back for polo to position 45° away five degrees away from the falcon nine hitting it to clearance for launch. so right now the strong back is moving away. everything proceeding nominally. >> it's great to hear, john, we are anxious and waiting the liquid oxygen complete on the first stage. we should hear that call very shortly. >> dragon has transitioned to terminal count and is on internal power. stage one lox load is complete. >> we have heard the callout. stage one lox load is complete. we are loading liquid oxygen on the second state for about another 30 seconds or so. once we get the liquid oxygen load complete on the second stage the propellant line that runs up the t side of the strong back the casee liquid oxygen wil bend the line down to make sure the still liquid in it. we open the valves on th

so in the last chapter i kind of -- tim who was a launch director for the falcon 1 and falcon 9 told me this funny story that resonated and kind of tells how much always looking, his eyes are never really on the the present, he's always looking to the future. there's an anecdote about the fact that during the first launch of the falcon 1, he gets very aggressive. this was 20 minutes before liftoff, asking him about ordering aluminum for the falcon 5 which never ultimately got built. it just was, like, he'd never launched a rocket before, and this was crunch time. and here he was sort of aggressively, and so on the night before the first falcon 1 -- falcon 9 launch in 2010, he and buzz had gone out to the launch pad because there was this issue with a storm, the rocket had been damaged and needed to be fixed before this first launch attempt. they were driving back, tim said, to the hotel about four in the morning. and elon was just, his mind was on the future. like, he wanted to talk about landing the falcon 9. he wanted to talk about, you know, reusing them. it was just, like, you kn

so when the last chapter i glossed over it but the launch director for the falcon one and the falcon nine told me this funny story which really resonated and kind of tells how elon is always looking, his eyes and never really on the president. he's always looking at the future. there's an anecdote in the book about during the fact the launch of the first falcon when he is very aggressive conductor and pressing him. this is like 20 minutes before liftoff asking him about ordering aluminum for the falcon five, a bigger rocket which ultimately never got built. it's like yet never launched a rocket before and this is crunch time and here he was sort of -- so on the night before the first falcon nine launch in 2010, he and buzz had gone out to the launchpad because there was this issue with the storm and prerogative and damage than it need to be fixed before the first launched the tent. they they were driving back and tim sent to the hotel about four in the morning, and elon was just, his mind was on the future. like, he wanted to talk about landing the falcon nine. he wanted to talk abou

[applause] thanks for flying our crew on falcon 9. >> thank you very much. it is great. we're glad to be back in space for all of us we'll sen our regards to crew one when we get. thanks. >> axe elementally stunning views from both inside of the cabin seeing the excitement of the four in-person crew inside of endeavor and watching endeavor drift away from the camera on the second stage as the earth passes by on an or bitter sunrise. >> spacex endeavor. >> endeavor you cut out a little bit. you are a go to open visors at this time. >> copy. thanks. >> all right 13.5 minutes past liftoff. the crew is in orbit, traveling nearly 17,000 miles per hour. >> well, gary, i don't know about you, but that was great countdown, everything sound great. rating on time. actual lay little ahead of time. >> service section draco checkouts. >> a good orbit on falcon 9 and landed on the drone ship end that sunlight over the atlantic ocean with the dragonext, massee from earlier this morning. -- nasa's news conference from earlier this morning. >> earlier today, nasa and spacex blasted off f

but it feels like the cowboy days of the falcon one. why did you start the book that way and what are the similarities between what happens now and then quick. >> i want readers to understand why we should carry about what space x put so much effort into launching 15 years ago it is ancient history sort of the speed at which space x moves but the reality is that they had not been successful with the falcon one rat one - - rocket finally launching into thousand eight successfully they never would've gotten into orbit. the other thing that's important to understand is the way space x is today all that dna was established in this contemptuous. when they started the company and elon musk with hiring people he thought would help him succeed in his quest to build a rocket from scratch. so the fact building a starship is all down to what happened then. it's interesting because there's another parallel they launched the falcon one from the middle of nowhere in the central pacific ocean. if you fly from l.a. to hawaii than the same distance agai

how many missions can you get out of a falcon booster. is that something are you willing to push the limit on to keep flying until it breaks or for the star link mission for example or are you see like sa plateau or ceiling in terms of flight number for falcon 9 booster going for hard? well, that doesn't seem to be -- that doesn't seem to be any obvious limit to the vehicle and yeah, we do in ten to fly the falcon 9 booster until we see failure with the star link mission to have that be a life lea leader. and we are actually talking to in the control room between spacex and nasa wondering like what us the optimal. before he launches and want to be and booster or probably don't want to be on the lead foreare crew mission but probably we have nine flight and have a tenth flight soon with the star link mission and learning a lot about reusability and hard problem for rockets. main, the reason it stopped, really you know, right now, falcon to be flown and coming back and come back. we don't reuse the drgson trunk and so star ship like hopfull

i'll take the first question regarding the certification of falcon nine. you know for -- for the first flight for demo two for bob and doug we've gone through a certification of the rocket. for that very for one flight so we have started to understand the system.th wewe actually follow the whole fleet of all of the flights that spacex flies space xx has been a great partner in sharing data and every flight and we were tiebltn look at the performanceo over time we started to understandst how engine perform and rocket itself perform and then with partnership with spacex we went through and looked at every piece of the launch vehicle, the engines, the structures, everything about reentry and heating ten months able to go through on the order of 400 or so certification products, in addition to those products delivered by spacex we also did our independent analysis certain key components from structural perspective we looked at the heeding for entry and did independent assessment of that to make sure that we were comfortable with the margins and quite an extens

it will take that long until the spacecraft separates from the falcon 9.w in a nominal orbit. it's great to see some of the views of the earth as it passes by over the north atlantic ocean.

falcon heavy is a perfect example of that. 80 to 100 years. >> reporter: and is he walking alongside of the beach because of us and the cameras? are we in his way? >> don't we all love to walk the beach? they live in this beautiful ocean so he will make his way in and you'll see him do that it's really important for us that we allow them as best we can to make their way back into the ocean. >> reporter: one thing that was amazing is during the moment of all the rescues, this was not just sea turtle inc. but you coordinated volunteers how did that happen, and what happened to the community here >> you know, it's just a perfect example of people helping others it was a herculean effort by the community. when they saw we were in need, this was the largest recorded cold stun in history we needed help and, boy, did the community rally to give us that help thousands of people came and spent 12 and 14 hours a day helping us rescue and treat these animals over 8, 10 days. >> do you think falcon heavy is just exhausted here? he's pausi

you know my first guest as falcon in the marvel cinematic universe.inale on friday. please welcome back to "a late show," anthony mackie. hey, anthony, good to see you. >> what's up, man? how's it going? >> stephen: it's going okay. we have not talked in just over a year. you were the second-to-last week, not the week we went off the air but the week right before that was when we saw each other last. >> yeah, yeah. i was the one that brought covid in and shut everybody down. >> stephen: thatch. much appreciated. how has the last year been for you? have you been hunkered down? have you been just basically going to the grocery store and home? >> not pretty much. i spend all my time in my backyard anyway, so it was pretty great for me. my family's been safe. we've all been sequestered and isolated so we haven't had any issues. but that's pretty much how i live my life anyway. pretty quiet, a lot of gardening. >> stephen: that's good. for a lot of people, there's been a lot of streaming out there. i've enjoyed "the falcon and the winter soldier." it's bee

>>> we are on falcon watch, and not for the falcons, either. this is the real thing. a third hatched the top of the tower. this is the fifth year the peregrine falcon pair has nestled there. the female has been sitting on for eggs, two of which hatched of this weekend. now, just one more egg remains. researchers named mom and dad annie and grenell. and keep an eagle eye out for an online naming contest to come out for the new checks. >> she's got to feed all those babies, as well. >>> thank you for watching at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix5 news app >> the state has failed to meet its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> o'donnell: now the jury captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, derek chauvin's fate is in the hands of the jury as the city and a nation anxiously await a verdict. barricades, boarded up businesses and 3,000 national guard troops on duty in minnesota as the prosecution and defense deliver their closing arguments. >> the reason george floyd is dead is because mr. chauvin's heart wa

falcon heavy, one of her toughest patients. he not been brought here. >> unfortunately, i don't think he would have made it. whoever rescued that turtle got there just in the nick of tame. >> reporter: and now this morning, falcon heavy is ready for his own liftoff. how do you feel about falcon heavy returning? >> i have never been happier to evict a patient in my life. we have all rallied for him. we wish the best and it's going to be beautiful. >> wow. looking good out there. you know, when you release them back, vian. makes you feel like, they're going back into the water, maybe we should take a dip in a pool. is it going to be warm enough for that? >> you know, depending on where you're at, it's going to be too much of a sea breeze, cool ac around the coastline but if you're in the interior valleys and we've got a couple 70s on there. maybe. san francisco, beautiful skies. now, great baseball weather, you might be thinking, right, because of course the sunshine. however, we got to factor in the wind speeds that are expected

falcon has nested on celts tower.gle eye out for an online naming contest still to come for the ks. >>> the planted drill for gas is causing uproar because it would be drilled in the protected marsh, the largest wetlands on the west coast. >> there is no compromise here. >> you are bringing it in from dirtier sources. >> tuning for the special report tomorrow night at 11:00. right here on kpix 5. >>> coming up, we take a look at who won big during tonight's people are always finding ways to save money. i learned to cut hair. fortunately, xfinity makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wireless. two great products. one great value. saving made easy. can your internet do that? this place can fix it. thanks. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile and you could save up to $300 a year. switch today. so things are a little different. maybe normal isn't normal. but at denny'

it will take that long until the spacecraft separates from the falcon 9. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it's great to see some of the views of the earth as it passes by over the north atlantic ocean. >> we're getting shots of the crew in orbit. looking for that zero g indicator. can't seem to see it in this shot, but we have a minute to go until we have spacecraft separation. dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour at an altitude of 124 miles. again, the four-person crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. less than 30 seconds until we have spacecraft separation . ten seconds to spacecraft separation. we should hear words from the core here in hawthorne once we have successful separation. [ applause ] >> spacex, have a great rest of your trip. let them know you're safe. thanks for flying. falcon 9. >> thanks very much. we're glad to be back in space for all of us. we'll send our regards to crew one when we get there, thanks. >> absolutely stunning views from both inside the cabin, seeing the excitement of our four-person crew inside endeav

how do you feel about falcon heavy returning?ever been happier to evict a patient in my life. we have all rallied for him. we wish the best. and it's going to be beautiful. >> that was kerry sanders reporting. well, volunteers wishing falcon heavy well say he made slow progress into the gulf and eventually swam off. >>> and we still have much more for you on "today in the bay." coming up, people around the country and here in the bay area are experiencing vaccine side effects. the new question swirling around that one-shot dose of johnson & johnson vaccine. plus, nbc bay area responds. >> it's possible one day soon, you'll have to prove you've been vaccinated against covid-19. i'm consumer investigative chris chmura. we'll show you how, next. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so

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falcon 9 is supersonic. max q.night where it just lights up the sky and you not only hear the sound of the launch but when you are here at kennedy space center you feel it and the closest thing i can compare it to outside of kennedy space center would be really loud fireworks, gives you the since these four astronauts are riding atop a very powerful fireball, the falcon 9 rocket, but all control, everything seems to be functioning as intended, properly. that powerful falcon 9 rocket, lifting it towards earth orbit which it will achieve, and tomorrow it will dock with the international space station bringing the total number of astronauts aboard the iss to a record 11, makes for some very interesting sleeping arrangements. this is amazing. jillian: i got chills watching it on screen. thank you. we will be right back. did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with bounce pet hair & lint guard, your clothes can repel pet hair. look how the shirt on the left attracts pet hair like a magnet! pet hair

i was doing "falcon and the winter soldier" out here.ident, you are a nurse practitioner on that show? >> i am indeed, yes. >> jimmy: i assume you could probably, you know, if you think about it -- i don't know if you've been vaccinated yet. you could probably dress up in your costume from the show and pretend to be a health worker, right? [ laughter ] >> sure. i could. i don't know that i'd want to do that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i don't know that, you know, people would like me to do that. yeah, i suppose. i'm sure i could pass out some jabs here and there, you know. >> jimmy: you feel now that you are -- are you able, you feel like you would be able to give somebody a vaccination properly? >> look, i'm not going to try. but i probably could. >> jimmy: where would you put it? where in your body would you put it? >> i'd go arm. >> jimmy: arm, yeah. but there's a part of the arm where it's supposed to go. do you know what it is? >> right here. >> jimmy: yeah that's right, the deltoid. [ laughter ] >> thank you. why am i trusting you? you don

9 falcon 9 >> wow that is some cool.rew members. three nations. headed to the international space station. reusable orbital space flight. that falcon rocket will touchdown on a barge in the ocean as the crew makes its way to the iss that is just cool to see and a reminder because we need it. we can still do really great things as a country and business people and human beings of all backgrounds, nationalities and whatever we can still do amazing things that is very cool. lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. ♪♪ at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you to create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to drafting dreams and building your future. edward jones. it is time for investing to feel individual. >>> welcome back intel shares are under pressure this morning first quarter results beat forecast the company raised sales outlook for the year sales missed expectation and second quarter sales missed the forecast har

catherine zeta-jones star of "the falcon and the winter soldier," actor wyatt russell, an all-new "closereaturing the 8g band with emmanuelle caplette. and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that is so good to hear. let's get to the news. president biden on saturday played his first round of golf since becoming president though he has picked up his driver a few times this year but only to stop his dog major from attacking a staff member. "get behind me everybody get behind me. that dog's got some scranton in him. [ laughter ] that's right president biden played his first round of golf since becoming president, which weirdly is weirdly what made it finally hit home for trump "oh, my god. he is president now. all u.s. adults are now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine. not so fast, senator kyrsten sinema they're probably going to card you if you keep dressing like a three episode character from "square pegs." it's base with the "square pegs" ref. [ laughter ] long time. yeah keep them in darkness. [ laughter ] the pe

new video shows three falcons hatching in their nest in the building on beale street. you can watch the young falcon family grow on pg&e's live webcam and put a link to it on our website, kpix.com. >>> a live look outside, we can see sutro tower peeking through the fog, underneath it, it is about it. chief neurologist paul heggen is here. >> the camera is in it. we will not show that particular perspective. the fog is rolled right and as we were trying to show the view. let's take a look at what we are are expecting. warmer temperatures inland, it is going to be slightly warmer around the bay, but still generally cool near the water. the onshore breeze is still going to be with us until about tuesday or wednesday. brief offshore wind pattern will develop and that means warmer temperatures everywhere, still no rain in sight. that part of the forecast has not changed, we will keep looking.the month of april. right now you can see the coast of clouds behind downtown san francisco in the cameras are shaking around because of the strong wind. 51 degrees downtown, everybody

new video shows three hatchlings that emerged from a falcon nest.mpanies buildings unsealed street. you can watch the young falcon family grow on pg&e's life webcam. get your dose of cute. we have a link to it on our website. >>> i am endorsed today for a change and it is nice. it is nice being here. it is also really nice outside. >> i think as soon as you step outside on it in a break you're going to say no, it is windy. i thought i could be inside for at least a little while today and welcome back indoors, by the way. let's take a look outside, plenty of sunshine as we look to the east from the top of the hotel, little hayes on the horizon. the fog will make its way back in later tonight but for now temperatures on the cool side if you don't mind that in the breeze, fantastic, temperatures mostly in the 50s. low 60s for santa rosa and concord but you are the warm spots. you can see the camera shaking around a little bit because of that breeze. it will take a few more hours for that to die down. we have boba bring us the dog working forecast for s

. >> today was hatch today for falcon chicks. here they are.y say the falcon live on top of the campus. momma bird laid the eggs in march. streaming online so people can watch the miracle of life without disturbing the animals. very well done. beautiful pictures too. thanks for watching. nightly news is next. >>> tonight, the final farewell the british royal family reunited for the funeral of prince philip the military procession the nationwide moment of silence princes william and harry, together, again. as the queen is forced, by covid, to sit alone. and the card she left on her husband's casket >>> the victims of the fedex shooting in inanapolis what we're learning tonight about the eight people who lost their lives. and why police had previously taken away the suspect's gun. his family speaking out tonight. >>> massive protests across the midwest, after multiple-police shootings, including a 13-year-old boy. the police union says

and a lot of people are really excited about the idea of the falcon becoming captain america and whatuniverse but in our true reality. you know because it gives a younger generation a different perspective and different way to look at the world, and that's what is cool and what i am so excited about, because when my kids have a birthday party, you know t looks like a damn crayon box in the backyard. i don't know who, what, who, what-- you know, but at the same time that's the way it is supposed to be. like it is supposed to be a mix, america is a melting potk you know t is supposed to be a micros could am of little people from little backgrounds having little fun in their little way and i think this is a blip on the radar of what that next generation is going to look like which is what i am so excited about, you know, because we're only as effed up as our parents and grandparents were. and my only goal becoming captain america is not to pass on the lineage of effed on nature that came from the generation before me. >> i think you do a great job and i think that is what makes the show

. >>> a successful early morning launch for spacex and its falcon 9 rocket. the reason why this mission to the international space station is making history, but, first happening now with three months to go until the opening ceremonies of the tokyo olympics organizers are testing the transportation system for the athletes. some committee staff members played the role of athletes while others acted as guides. they checked for any issues transporting olympians to the opening ceremony venue. 6,000 athletes are expected to take in the gala to kick off the tokyo games and you can watch them all right here on the nbc bay area. mom needs help but, she doesn't want to move. we're mostly concerned about her safety. she's already had a couple of falls. we had this joke, 'oh, that's a senior moment, right? but it wasn't. i'm driving her to the doctor, physical therapy... making sure that she's eating and staying hydrated. home care with an entire support team. mom could stay in her house, as long as she wants. that would be the perfect solution. she could live independe

things are getting tense on "the falcon and the winter soldier." left and this morning one of the stars, desmond chiam, going to join us live. that is coming up in our next hour. >> fol arera aut this series. ltion. >>> we're following a lot of news this morning as well including the johnson & johnson vaccine. still on pause, the cdc advisory committee met yesterday and they decided they need more information. and we are learning more about the rare blood clotting cases connected to it right now. >>> also right now, the biden administration prepared to announce sanctions against russia today. this is response to last year's hacking campaign against u.s. agencies and for election interference. they reacted to it saying they are illegal and will respond reciprocally. >>> and we have a big announcement this morning. kim godwin has been named the next president of abc news. godwin spent more than a decade at cbs, most recently as the executive vice president of news. she began her career in local news running newsrooms in communities from dallas to phi

mission blasted off reusing a falcon rocket and dragon capsule and and gallagher reports it's hoped they could dramatically cut the cost of future space travel. and launches from the kennedy space center in florida are among the most spectacular 3 to one. on friday mornings blast off did not disappoint this is the 3rd crude launch from space 6 in less than 12 months the 1st time the company reuse their falcon 9 rocket and dragon capsule using recyclable boosters designed to fly themselves back to earth is a cornerstone of space x.'s plans to make missions cheap and it took 10 years to get here to achieve this bold vision we have for commercial crew and i and again it's been amazing what the team has been able to accomplish say hi to the crew of dragon resilience for us and let them know your rock is home safe on board the 4 astronauts from the 3 nations are on a 6 month mission to the international space station if all goes well they'll be welcomed on board the space station on saturday morning 12 a part of advancing human spaceflight and looking forward to. going beyond earth orbit to t

pair of peregrine falcons at u. c berkeley.o chicks over the weekend and a third ste falcons youtube page. the first two chicks made their appearance saturday morning and earlier this morningas just onen the nest. falcons have been nesting there on the upper section of cal's famous clock tower since 2007 so ah chocolate diet could give some health benefits for people dealing with a serious weight problem, researchers at penn state found that cocoa powder could be a potential wonder drug when it comes to dealing with obesity. they say the primary ingredient in chocolate contains relatively high levels of fiber, iron and antioxidant for talking about the kick cow that is used to make chocolate. but if you look at the finished product, chocolate, the scientists say it also has a lot of sugar, which is a major factor in weight gain. and poor health. mike i don't know if you've ever tried playing cacau nibs or in just playing cocoa powder, but there's a big difference from that to the chocolate bar. you get a halloween. have not. i

falcon 9 now traveling at more than 15 -- >> tom, what are we seeing here?are actually inserted into the orbit, that should happen at 5:57 a.m., we are still very much in a wait-and-see mode. we want to watch closely for main engine cutoff. >> about 30 more seconds of the first stage firing to bring our four astronauts into orbit. >> from here, coming up, in about 20-some seconds, we're going to have three major milestones. we'll have shutdown of the nine merlin engines, we're beginning to throttle them down. we will then get stage -- >> tom -- >> and then we will get -- >> are we looking at a camera that's on the rocket? >> -- and the -- >> yeah, you've got multiple cameras there, kasie, coming from the rocket, looking as we look now for main engine cutoff on the first stage. it will drop away, and that's the critical point here. >> there it goes. cheering. >> and we have ignition of the second stage. you can see the green flash of that t-teb fluid. the expansion nozzle on the second stage merlin vacuum glowing that bright red that we like to see. good perf

mandatario que ha pasado de reducir los efectos del gas invernadero 50% y el despegue del cohete falcónuelos son la antesala para la conquista de otro planeta >>el despegue se realizó la 5:54 de la mañana llevando a bordo cuatro astronautas en la cápsula endevour, lo que se acoplará en la estación internacional espacial esto fue espectacular porque fue antes de que saliera el sol >> el doctor díaz es actualmente uno de los gerentes de transferencias para otras misiones espaciales. >>nuevas tecnologías que nos ayudan a preparar vuelos hasta más de la cuenta de una astronautas y por diceque el programa como autónomus a la conquista de nuevos planetas y el que llevará próximamente a la luna nuevamente dentro de tres años y son la base para la lista de nuevos planetsus >>espectacular por el efecto de la luz >>es la emoción del evento hemos intentado ver varios lanzamientos y nunca lo hemos logrado por lo tanto estamos emocionados >>tribulaciones intercambiará al anterior que regresará a la tierra omar machuca del mundo >>vamos a regresar el embajador de la garza es guillermo quiroz >>es la

reached the european challenge cup semifinals for a second successive season by beating newcastle falconsy tries, one in each half, against an indisciplined newcastle, who finished with 13 men. northampton saints kick off their quarterfinal against ulster at eight o'clock. st helens are through to the quarterfinals of rugby league's challenge cup after a hard—fought 26—18 victory over last years winners leeds rhinos. adam wild was watching. it is the sport's grandest of competitions. even at this early stage, only one of these grand old clubs would go any further. leeds are the challenge cup holders, but in st helens, there is no more fearsome opposition. that point forcefully made within three minutes. leeds are a developing side with plenty of potential. it was going to take something special to stop them here. but having kept the scores tight in the first—half, they went too far. a tackle that was as high as it was late. a red card followed, and games can turn. especially when saints have such talents. this pass allowed them to wind in the gap. it seemed the cup holders were going out.

bristol bears stay 12 points clear at the top of the english premiership after beating newcastle falcons but bristol rallied back, scoring five tries including this one from max malins, running through after capitalising on a poor newcastle kick. exeter came from behind to beat wasps to stay second in the table. stuart hogg with this magnificent try. he kicked the ball from deep inside his own half before going on the chase himself, beating everyone to the ball and touching down. dan evans' impressive run at the monte carlo masters has come to an end after he was beaten today in the semifinals by stefanos tsitsipas. in a week where evans beat novak djokovic and david goffin, tsitsipas — the number 5 seed here — proved to be one step too far. the british number one losing 6—2 6—1. still an impressive run for evans who'd only ever won four top level matches on clay before this week. and tsitsipas will face the sixth seed andrey rublev in tomorrow's final, after the russian beat casper ruud of norway in straight sets in their semi final. rublev knocked out the 11 time champion rafa nadal ye

it didn't though, and it all ended happily. >>> two peregrine falcon checks just hatched a few hours ago, mama is keeping them warm right now. this is the second check at hatching. earlier today it's older sibling made its debut earlier tonight. the meeting couple has returned to the clock tower every year since 2017. we are still on hatch watch for those two other eggs. they are expected to hold an online naming contest for that new chicks. and mr. darren peck is here to tell us about the weather. >> this is a time lapse i started right around 8:00. this is what the blanket of the great stratus look like, this is from the top of the sutro tower. once we get into the late afternoon, i will switch this to the live camera, that is what it looks like. we burned back most of the marine layer. the reason why i'm pointing that out, if you remember waking up this morning and it was great for your part of the bay area, we are not doing that tomorrow. tomorrow will be different. you will see the marine layer having burned all the way back to the coast, and that is where it will stay. it will

new episode of "the falcon and the winter soldier" drop every friday.s live. stay here on "gma." ♪ nothing ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. >>> welcome back to "gma." back with a woman who is history and a hero. dr. kizzmekia corbett, one of the scientists who played a key role in developing the moderna coronavirus vaccine at the national institute of health vaccine research center. there she is. doctor, thank you so much. i'm saying you thank you because that vaccine, you developed, in my arm. so thank you. >> well, thank you for getting vaccinated. >> absolutely. i will. do you think we're doing better? that was a big concern and seeing still some hesitancy in particular with the african-american community and getting the vaccines. there is a big push of yours. is it getting better that hesitancy going away a little bit? >> well, you know what, t.j., i like to change the narrative a little bit and instead of calling it hesitancy, i call it vaccine inquisitiveness. it is getting better. people have questions but they are seeking

a little fun fact that the soot and the scorch marks that you could see on that falcon nine booster,playing and deciding no the to repaint or revushish it because it highlights, you know, the main goal of reusability. in order to drive down the cost of spacex, they say this, you know, this one and done spacecraft, it has to be over in order to make, you know, humanity a multiplanetary species. and that is elon musk's and spacex's ultimate goal. the astronauts that flew on the system todayen ott rocket, on that spacecraft, they wrote their names in the soot on the sued of that booster. really personalizing it. so an incredible day here at the kennedy space center. beautiful launch. as you pointed out, those astronauts are making thur way, coasting on to the international space station as we speak. kate? >> big moment still ahead. great to always watch it along with you, rachael. thank you so much. let's turn now to the mission to mars. here is the moment this week when nasa scientists confirmed they had successfully flown the first helicopter on mars. >> landing. touchdown has been do

this is a live look at the peregrine falcon family who is made their home on this tower.wo of their four eggs hatch yesterday and we got some glimpses of the chicks peeking out from under mom. earlier today the two little white balls of flufwe chirping away if they had lunch and they were sitting beside the two other eggs. researchers say the window before the first and last hatch can be up to 72 hours, so we may just see more chicks on the way. this is the fifth consecutive a this tower and researchers have named mom and dad annie and glenn all and they keep an eagle eye out for online naming contest still to come for the new chicks. look at that. >>> and some dramatic new video in the north bay. phoenix lake above the town of ross is at its lowest level in years and the marin municipal water district pump most of it into the reservoir downstream because of the lack of winter rain. on tuesday the district could vote to impose mandatory restrictions on outdoor watering beginning next month. it would be the first time it had to do anything like that since the 1988. we blam

one of the falcon nine boosters has been used nine times.sion. that's what is different here. the rocket booster and the spacecraft endeavor had both flown before. they were flight crew aboard. nasa and spacex putting them through thousands of tests to make sure they were safe for today's launch. the astronauts, they were even able to write their names on the soot and scorch on the side of the falcon nine booster. and, you know, musk says that it's not just about driving down the cost here in terms of reusability. it also can help with safety. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it's good to have a booster that has flown once or twice. if it is like an aircraft coming out of an aircraft factory, you want the aircraft and you know, you put passengers on. they have for a crew booster. >> poppy and jim, also important to note, this is the third launch that has happened, a crewed launch from kennedy space center in 11 months. so really the space coast, the pace is picking up since, you know, over almost a decade now that the shuttle program

they show the falcon 9 rocket and crew soaring over star wars galaxies edge at disney's hollywood studiosc kingdom park in florida, great shot. >>> as we head into auster weekend, we are all about movies, today. argoin the past and into the future, yes, a few of these places do still exist. that is coming up. it was when she started forgetting things. i didn't know how much mom was struggling. when i pictured us growing old together. i didn't envision this. i did think of it, but i also thought of her happiness, and i would never put my mom into a facility. i love caring for him. we've been together for so many years, he's my best friend. but i can't do it alone anymore. if he's at home, getting the best care... home care with an entire support team. mom could stay in her house, as long as she wants. thekey would be the perfect solution. they'd play her favorite music, cook her favorite foods... and walk everyday, safely! his days will be filled with joyful moments. she'd have her dignity and i wouldn't have to do this...by myself. >>> coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:hundred, shark tank fo

a spoiler alert for anyone who hasn't caught up on "the falcon and the winter soldier" series on disneyica for all future projects. fans are thrilled at the news and some may not be surprised. eagle-eyed viewers who kept the credits rolling after the final episode of the series aired friday spotting the change from "the falcon and the winter soldi soldier" to "captain america and the winter soldier," and anthony mackey himself also celebrating his new role posting this black and white photo on instagram with the caption, thank you to everyone for watching "the falcon and the winter soldier," #captime. as we said mackey will appear as captain america in all future projects. we don't know exactly what those projects are at the moment but congratulations, a great choice. >>> also this morning, ewan mcgregor taking on a new role as american fashion designer, roy halston. ryan murphy behind the limited series on the '80s fashion icon which will follow halston as he leverages his name into an empire that's synonymous with luxury, status, sex and fame defining the era. netflix releasing a look

first of all, for those that don't know, melissa, ben falcone, who was holding the gun, is your husbandt more fun to fight with him in the movies than in real life? [ laughter ] >> yeah. because we don't -- i usually don't push off of him and go through the ceiling often at home, yeah. and every time he's like -- every time he pitches something i'm like, oh -- what if you're the guy that i punch? >> jimmy: yeah. >> why is that always the request? i don't mean it in that way. but he went through everything we've done together. he goes, every time, there's six different people, and i'm always like, oh, what if you're bob, who i punch right in the gut? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jason bateman is -- we couldn't see it in that clip. but we have a still photograph, i believe. jason has crab claws for arms. >> yes. >> jimmy: did jason know when he signed on for this film that he would have crab claws for arms? >> first of all, when ben wrote it he was like, huh, i'm going to make bateman wear big crab arms. [ laughter ] the entire thing was just to screw with bateman. he goes -- he was like, i'm s

we're talking about the first stage booster of the falcon 9.oster through many, many checks. thousands of checks, including the spacecraft "endeavour" it's returning to the space station. it's already been there. from bob behnken from a year ago. from the crew on board. a moment where spacex has been able to have crack the nut on reusability in terms of crew missions on all the effort of driving down the cost of space exploration. elon musk making it possible for space and hardware. you know it's already working. and it's interesting to see yesterday at the launch that the falcon 9 launch -- >> rachel -- i don't want -- i just want to let you know that right now, the astronauts aboard the space sx capsule are actual entering the iss. it looks like thomas pesquet is there. and what do you think about heading to build the iss as it is today -- >> hold on a second. can we listen. >> the 11-person crew of the expedition 65 now together inside node 2 of the international space station. >> okay. i guess that's all we get to hear. but go ahead. go ahe