that's one of the falcons.teline" took pictures of a falcon when we met larry hall's twin brother. he said larry carved the falcon in the wood shop at the springfield prison, and then mailed it to their mother. i showed a photo of that falcon to both beaumont and jimmy. >> what's it like for you to see that, after all these years? >> well, it's definitely bizarre. but it's, also, reassuring to me, lester. and i'll tell you why. now, these falcons, backs everything i said. it's exactly what it would look like. >> reporter: after becoming a free man, in 1999, jimmy got to spend five more years with a father he idolized, before big jim passed away. and he tried to make the most of his incredible opportunity. >> he sees the hall experience as something that gave him a second chance at life. >> reporter: when we last met with jimmy, he had done well in real estate and co-written a book which tells jimmy's compelling story of redemption. he said he also had several hollywood projects in the works. most notably, the m

one so many years ago and even falcon, the third launch of falcon ones with a failure, and let me be clear. spacex is so good at adapting. as? team is so good about sharing what the den nearing challenges are anthem responding. af amazing partnership ain't culminated in this speck take core will you event today and then, when nas sass comes and we want to create high level requirements we have a payload capacity that bed. we have safety require ams that need then allow a private company lake spacex. we launched rockets with nine engines. we launch rockets with the launch abort capability is in integrated into the spacecraft and spacecraft propulsion system itself and we have, fou he, a pressure vessel inside of a liquid oxygen tank and these are things that nasa never would have done on its own but because we set to high level requires then say to a private company. we say prove to us your engineering is sound through both engineering anteing and then, then as time went on, over the years behind us now, spacex proved and we of course as an agency had to make sure that what they were

nejra: and there it is, the spacex falcon nine launch.hat a thing of beauty for this time in the morning, taking off from the kennedy space center. >> 42nd since the launch of falcon nine. that looks phenomenal. telemetry is confirmed nominal. with therottling down engines. preparing for supersonic and ma ch 2. we got the call out for mach 1. we have throttled the merlins back up. the maximum dynamic pressure. there we are. we are going through the thickest push in the atmosphere, the highest space. as we continue to accelerate, the air density gets thinner. nejra: i was stunned into silence for a moment. absolutely mesmerized by those pictures and the voiceover. did not feel i needed to talk over the voiceover. 57 starling satellites, the 10th mission from spacex, is what we are looking at right now. wow, what a way to start our weekend. thomas harr from dots bank ske bankus -- from danks is with us. stunning pictures there. we will hopefully come back to those throughout the morning. but let's get back to the u.s., because we are s

one so many years ago and even falcon, the third launch of falcon ones with a failure, and let me be clear. spacex is so good at adapting. as? team is so good about sharing what the den nearing challenges are anthem responding. af amazing partnership ain't culminated in this speck take core will you event today and then, when nas sass comes and we want to create high level requirements we have a payload capacity that bed. we have safety require ams that need then allow a private company lake spacex. we launched rockets with nine engines. we launch rockets with the launch abort capability is in integrated into the spacecraft and spacecraft propulsion system itself and we have, fou he, a pressure vessel inside of a liquid oxygen tank and these are things that nasa never would have done on its own but because we set to high level requires then say to a private company. we say prove to us your engineering is sound through both engineering anteing and then, then as time went on, over the years behind us now, spacex proved and we of course as an agency had to make sure that what they were

astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken boarded the falcon 9 rocket and took off to the international space station it was significant for 2 reasons not since 2011 had the united states launched a spacecraft carrying astronauts after the retirement of the space shuttle u.s. astronauts had been relying on russian ships to get to the international space station. it was also the 1st mission to the i s s with a privately built spacecraft the falcon 9 rocket a product of the space x. company built in collaboration with nasa. the unable to fly a 1st flight of a vehicle as a test pilot is is it once in a generational type of opportunity so obviously i'm very thankful for it. once the ship reached low orbit successfully the 1st real test was docking with the international space station a few tense minutes passed before the 2 were safely on board. it was then time to get to work but the astronauts completing multiple spacewalks to complete essential maintenance and safety checks of the space station. it really is something that you're aware that you are on the very edge of the space station so

this will be the falcon 9 booster's sixth flight.eason why that's so important, is because it's basically the commercialization of space. the point is to create a network that will help provide internet services for those that are not connected, provide reliable, affordable internet across the globe and a backdrop for why the falcon 9 and the launch is so important. these are though world's whichreusable rockets, makes it cheaper down the road, and you can reply the most expensive parts of the rocket. the falcon 9 taking off right there from the cape canaveral air station in florida. this is the 11th startlink mission. get back to retail on the stocks that are moving. scarlet, thanks for that roundup. joining me with more is stacy widlitz. let's go forward with the outlook. i want to hone in on walmart and what they were saying about july's sales. stacy: walmart average ticket was up 27%. that is huge. but they did talk about slowing into july and kohl's talked about the same thing. if we think about what has been driving the consume

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the falcon 9 rocket that launched yesterday, it was the first southbound rocket to launch from floridaof the falcon. >> most rockets launch from florida head east during liftoff, but this rocket headed south. and that is because the rocket aimed for the polar or bit which runs between the north and south poles. recent fires have damaged some of the infrastructure here, so this is what we have. >>> and much like many other big events, burninging man w 3457mad so people were celebrating online. it draws thousands of people to black rock city. virtual burning man is free, but people are asking to donate if they can. people who had purchased tickets to this year's event will get full refunds. >>> coming up next, a light night visitor that had people in one pacifica neighborhood on alert. >>> and he has been kicking our butts. i can say butt, right? >> and meet this little boy known as the kid superintendent. he is telling us how he came up with his inspiring message for kids returning to school during the pandemic. >>> and"techbytes," apple is preparing to roll out its next line of product

i did not know today was the anniversary of the third falcon one flight. but you would know that, so thank you for reminding me of that. i never shy away from our failures. they are incredible opportunities to learn. this company has learned a lot. but i have to say that we would not be the company that we are today, and we would not have achieved this goal, without the support that basically, kind of the moral support and the financial support, as well as the technical support that nasa has given us over the years. i think in august, 2000 six, is when we started working very closely with nasa. -- august, 2006. although it seems like a long time we have done a lot in that timeframe and we have done this in partnership hand-in-hand with nasa. it is a great day to celebrate, not only bob and doug's return and there being the heroes that they are, but also to celebrate this extraordinary relationship that we have with nasa. bettina: and it has been a great relationship. we are going to ask lessons from social media. we have a question from arturo valdez, for

spacex is preparing a launch for its satellites the falcon 9 rocket is scheduled for liftoff from cape canaveral, weather permitting today's launch will mark the 91st flight for the falcon 9 and the sixth record launch for its re-useable first stage so far the company put nearly 600 satellites into orbit, which will be used to beam high speed internet to anywhere in the world. >>> a confrontation at a texas walmart turns deadly. >>> the trump administration unralsve 60 years of wildlife protecti protection they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... our first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense... mr... uhh... winkle. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. ... to crispy fluffy eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. when they're this crispy and fluffy... i think this one's a solo mission. i understand. would you l'eggo your eggo? contactless delivery tarright to

hurley left the international space station 2 months ago now that dragon capsule endeavor launched a falcon 9 rocket both of which were supplied by iran mosques space x. . talked as air is coming up next with sweden's health minister in a sea of atta. all orders. swedens on all 3 docs approach to handling the health crisis has made headlines throughout the covert 19 pandemic unlike most members the swedes didn't impose any strict lockdown measures it remained business as usual in stockholm and elsewhere even when cases peaked there and opinions became more divided than ever. while the relaxed strategy is expected to ease the impact on the economy sweden has one of europe's highest fatality rates.

seen here elon musk developed this rocket system which is reusable, certainly the lower half of the falconpsule, as i was saying, also is reusable. europe really needs to get its act together now if it is going to compete with united states because it is notjust elon musk, it isjeff because it is notjust elon musk, it is jeff besort from amazon because it is notjust elon musk, it isjeff besort from amazon coming, you know, the world's richest man and he can write cheques for fun and he is developing a reusable rocket, to and, you know, if we want to keep launches in europe and stay competitive, then we are going to have to up our game, no doubt about that. there is a new rocket coming in europe which will be cheaper but it will still not be reusable in the way that the falcon is. it is very much a case of elon musk has come in and he really has upset the applecart and he really has upset the appleca rt and people and he really has upset the applecart and people are having to react and having to react fast as well to what he has done because he has, without question, change the conversation

in disney's live action movie moulin faces a new enemy a witch who transforms into a falcon. and the sentencing. proof that there's a place for people and turns out that place is online. coronavirus has forced disney to slash its plans for a global theatrical release viewers and much of the world will only be able to watch the film on the disney plus streaming platform if you know something i am blessed to adore i would. like milan who picks up the sword to save her family disney is trying to save its investment a steep streaming fini in addition to subscription fees is meant to help offset the company's gigantic losses. disney is still putting some hopes on movie theaters in china moulins red carpet premiere back in march came as the country was the 1st to shut its cinemas. now china will be one of the few countries to see milan on the big screen. now even though movie theaters are opening again in many countries a lot of festivals are going to streaming that includes this year's locarno film festival which kicks off this week not in locarno switzerland but online because of

jillian: space x launches its falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral, florida. >> 3, 2, one, 0.t off. >> never gets old. the falcon 9 is carrying 57 starling satellites in two black sky satellite into orbit, the second starlike launch of what is expected to be a series of rideshare missions. cool to a lot of people as well. a new wave of fans might soon be having the time of their lives. here it is, there is. get ready. do it, jennifer grey. there we go. making a comeback to the big screen with the sql and get this, jennifer, jillian, jennifer grey is starring. >> promising the same romantic nostalgic film alongside patrick swayze in the original, no word on when. i don't know. i fall in the category of you can't mess with perfection. that was perfection. >> my only worry is people would get excited for the reboot, practice the lift and people are going to get hurt, don't try that at home. >> 42 after they are, teachers union fighting in public schools closed but should they have a say in what private schools do. >> our next guest says all education is not created equal. jillian

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left for the international space station 2 months ago that dragon capsule endeavor launched on a falcon 9 rocket both of which were supplied by iran must space x. this is the 1st time yes have successfully launched into low earth orbit on a commercial spacecraft of course they landed in the water and that was an event in itself that hadn't happened for a long time as he was saying over 4 decades and then the capsule was carefully drawn and it's now safely aboard the ship but it has been some time actually perhaps it's taken longer than expected for the astronauts actually emerge from the capsule have calls that's the moment that waiting for reports suggest that they are in good health they have been but they will have to undergo a series of checks they will be seen by a medical team and then of course will be keen to get back to life and to see their families as well but they will have to be just waiting for them to emerge from the capsule and of course this was done in conjunction with it on must space x. agency the significance is that it could pave the way for really a wide variety o

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during falcon 9's ascent. nothing too far out of family for the crewmembers. leah: this view of crew dragon is from the international space station. these cameras can be controlled by mission control houston. joint operations with mission control houston have ended now that crew dragon is outside of the approach ellipsoid. it is entirely under the supervision of mission control in hawthorne, however houston is still monitoring the status of the astronauts and the vehicle. these cameras can be controlled by teams on the ground. they help us to find what we are looking for whenever the astronauts are on a spacewalk or get a better view of an arriving or departing spacecraft, as we have today. crew dragon looking pretty small compared to how we saw it just even 40 minutes ago. just before undocking, you can see the trunk near the top of your screen. crew dragon's capsule down at the bottom. that is the only portion that will return tomorrow at splashdown in the ocean. the trunk itself will be jettisoned and burn up upon reentry into the earth's atmosphere. siva:

a training camp is now about to begin for the atlanta falcons. there's a real schism. some people say, here's what you do, here's the plan. and there's other people who say, it's absolutely ludicrous to even try this. the country is in the middle of a pandemic. football's great. but we've got to sit this season out. >> i think people are trying to be really thoughtful about this, and i think people do look at risk and risk mitigation in different ways, but i feel like it's the right thing to do, to try to learn to live with this virus. >> dr. allen sills is chief medical officer for the nfl. we're both neurosurgeons and we've known each other for several years. >> can we find ways to do that safely in ? that's our challenge. >> the last nfl game was february 2 of this year. the chiefs beat the 49ers. two days earlier, the u.s. declared a public health emergency because of coronavirus. since then, millions of people have become infected. more than 140,000 have died. and now the nfl wants to do the seemingly impossible, bring back some sense of normalcy to one of the lar

the spacex falcon 9 rocket has now made its sixth flight.d nearly 60 more internet satellites into orbit and spacex and elon musk is now among the top five wealthiest people in the world. his net worth vaulted $7.8 billion within just a few hours yesterday. after tesla's shares surged 11% and closed at a record high. musk is still morn $100 billion behind the top spot and that's held by amazon's ceo jeff bezos. >>> tesla's stock is still seeing gains this afternoon. but right now the dow is down about 60 points. we time now r check of lee. >> all right, friends, we are looking at temperatures on the rise as we head through the rest of our afternoon. so another day of this extreme heat. but changes are on the way by the end of the week. a little bit of a cooldown in store for us so we have that to look forward to. here's a live look with our treasure island camera. and it's kind of a hazy view this afternoon. and let's check our temperatures. so we're looking at mid 90s already for concord and looking at 79 in oakland and 97 in livermore. 74

mancha de petróleo amenaza el mar de venezuela,videos grabados por pescadores muestran el daño en falcón peligro, están desapareciendo en cifras alarmantes. fuimos a quintana roo a investigar . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> con más de 5 filas de dientes y 3 mil colmillos, los tiburones tienen mala fama, pero pocos saben que mantienen en balance el ecosistema marino. >> son seres que han vivido más de 400 millones de años en el planeta, son grandiosos, han evolucionado increíblemente. >> (información en pantalla) es un buzo profesional, ha derribado el mito de tiburones, dice que los humanos no estamos en su menú . >> el tiburón al tener mala visibilidad, lo primero que hará es que con su morro, tocarla, abre la boca y muerde, al morderte se da cuenta que no eres pez porque tu sangre es diferente te muerde y te suelta. >> muerden por equivocación; anualmente hay 30 accidentes de tiburones en el mundo, hay más posibilidades que te caiga un rayo a que te muerda un tiburón . >> tiene dientes filosos . >> mucho filo. >> claro, te va a cortar . >> en su escuela no solo enseña a

it was the first time they've been able to do so in two months since they boarded the falcon nine at the start of the mission back on may 30th. >> then ontime splashdown, they return with 54 days in space on this mission, a few minutes shy of that. so i know they're looking forward to it. in a little more of stable condition now that they're on the boat and not in the water. the team is continuing to step through and they're reporting they're seeing all the vapor levels have been dropping and that's -- that's dragon spacex. we show levels are declining and continuing with purge. in addition, just so you know, we're not seeing any -- any leak indications or anything like that. these are small levels but we need to do the purge at this time. >> mike, we were wondering if you saw any cases of leaks or pressure. sounds like it is part of the deal. >> that is good, doug. we're continuing to get a view down at the hatch of the capsule. they're detecting small traces of a couple of the hyperdols. nitrogen dioxide. they're at low levels. obviously not -- not at very harmful level as we have

. >>> in today's top stories another historic moment for spacex >> liftoff for falcon's first solar launchany successfully launched an argentina satellite. >>> at the pga, bmw championship came down to an exciting sudden death playoff. dustin johnson forced the playoff by seeking this side winding putt on 18 but jon rahm had other plans. he got a putt gliding across the green, bernding a bit. rahm is off this week for tour championship in atlanta. >>> nba returned to action this weekend. players reflected on the situation. >> you hold things that are value, thing to fight for. we found something to fight for. nba as a unit, need to keep fighting all around the world. that's all i can say gave me power to keep fighting we want to win i share my emotion >> the sneakers he wore honoring both george floyd and breonna taylor for the nuggets game win over jazz. he scored 50 points propelling the nuggets to a 12-point win. >>> before the games this weekend players observed a moment of silence for bose cliff robinson and severity of arizona coach. during the game right at the start things got chip

corona has taken a toll on the cultural sector including on the summer festivals falcon still rocking in germany. i'm sure. you know what's it like in venice where there have been more fish than overseas tourists. how is moscow's art scene reviving after the strike lockdown. and how salzburg celebrating the 100th anniversary of its festival a cultural tour of europe and the time. it may seem as a bill is normal on stage in salzburg austria with the on some of those performing richard strauss' opera electra but there are strict safety rules in place at the festival and it's hardly normal outside salzburg is not as it was the city is almost empty the atmosphere in subdued. this was not how the summer music festivals 100th anniversary was supposed to be. but it's a minor miracle that the festival is happening at all with the covert 19 pandemic festival president hegar harbor to stardom made it possible. to insist i would have been ashamed of our current us if we'd not had a festival this year. after all it was founded at a time which was much more difficult just after the 1st world war w

. >>> and liftoff for falcon's first launch over argentina. >> in today's top stories, spacex launchedobservation satellite for argentina into orbit last night. it was the first launch from florida in over five decades >>> in georgia, u.s. marshals busted a child sex trafficking ring, saving 39 children nine people were arrested and 26 warrants were cleared. the children rescued range from 3 to 17 years old. officials say they were some of the most at-risk and challenging cases in the area. >>> dozens gathered in boston to speak out about a flu vaccine mandate. state leaders annoe mandatory to all studeno in-person learning there are exceptions for medical and religious reasons. some parents are saying the decisions should be left to the family >>> with the rise over remote working, most americans are looking for places to ive, and some are finding surprising deals on social media. >> my house is pretty affordable i think it was less than my car. >> reporter: her new dream home in west virginia didn't break the bank >> the purchase price of my home was $18,500. >> reporter: she found t

formalization of the deal for the pentagon to sell taiwan 66 of the latest generation f-16 fighting falcon jets to the tune of about $8 billion. that was a deal that was announced back in august of 2019. back then, beijing did not shy away from its criticism. the ministry of foreign affairs putting out a statement saying the u.s. arms sale to taiwan severely violates the one china principle. the u.s. will have to bear all the consequences. the foreign minister also warned the u.s. not to send the wrong signal to separatist forces in taiwan. don't repeat mistakes and don't play with fire on taiwan related issues. they are not mincing words. you will have to see how they respond monday morning. yvonne: stephen engle with the latest on what was a busy weekend when it comes to president trump in the latest when it comes to tech. we will see how the past years geopolitical risks are creating some long-term winners and losers. we will have everbright wealth management coming up next. tom: it is no surprise that dealmaking in china has taken a hit. we will get the regions m&a outlook from bain &

the space x falcon nine rocket has now made its sixth flight. and that's a record.the rocket launched from cape canaveral today, it lifted nearly 60 more internet satellites into orbit. >>> a close call in iowa when the wing of a plane crashed down on to a home. the family was inside the house when the wing blew into the top of its garage. it did not fall out of the sky. high winds blew the piece of the plane in the house. the family says they had no idea what happened until they peeked outside. . >> what a plane right in the middle of like-like in the middle of our kitchen and in our living room. >> flew over their house and did two cart wheels into our house. and there's the relt of what the wing did imagine if it was the whole plane. the damage forced the family to stay in a hotel. it's still unclear if the crash impacted more than just the garage. >> good attitude about that though. new video of a natural light show in monterey bay. produced by trillions of plant plankton. bio luminescence. the production of light by living organisms. other camps include the glo

we use the same control room for falcon operations. the third row is where most of the primary operators are and we have other specialists in other roles. folks who devoted their careers and expertise to understanding the nuances of certain systems. even the health and safety of the crew. we have a flight surgeon, a nasa flight surgeon, in that front-row and he is there to make sure if bob and doug have any complains from a physiological effective, he can weigh in. a big team to make sure bob and doug get home safely both from the vehicle performing well as well as their own individual health. speaking of the vehicle, the vestibule pressure now at less than .3 psi, getting down as close as it can to a vacuum. i'm glad you mentioned the astronauts have a flight doctor. they have someone specifically assigned to them for all of their preflight medical and in-flight medical. someone able to speak with him at almost any time, and conducts health and wellness checks, and makes sure every thing is going well while they are in the rough envir

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effective method driving your car over the nearest caring hand this very for other reason i like falcon level we've got to protect the community and fellow we are going to handle. it's the end of our wild life travels it stand months. many are not aware of just how rich the small desert country is when it comes to nature increased awareness hopefully will lead to more efforts to protect and conserve all these diverse back tickles of nature. not just through government policies but it's also down to us as individuals to do our part in protecting the land and the waters . that we are privileged to share. on the deserted streets of bogota they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants they might go in with some mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind none of them receive health insurance for their work and exposing themselves and very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as own skilled migrants now say they're essential to control the virus

. >>> that is the sound of the 100th successful launch of a spacex falcon 9 rocket.t happened at cave canaveral, florida, sunday. as you can tell, the cargo was from argentina. its satellite set to orbit around the earth's poles. the first launch in that direction from florida since 1969. >>> tennis players at the u.s. open face silence, and controversy over intelligence briefings on election security. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "washington post" says senior u.s. intelligence officials will no longer brief congress in person on foreign interference in this year's election. the office of the director of national intelligence says that it will inform lawmakers of threats in writing. officials say the deci w made because of concerns that classified information disclosed in earlier briefings was leaked. democratic house leaders called the move shameful. >>> "usa today" says northern california fire crews helped by cooler weather report great 46 progress against nearly two dozen wildfires. the fires, which started two weeks ago, have b