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

just wanted the book to be about the falcon one. the last chapter i kind of glossed over. the launch director for the falcon one and nine told me a funny story which really resonated and kind of tells how musk is kind of always looking -- his eyes are never really on the present. he's always looking to the future. there's an anecdote in the book about the fact during the first launch of the falcon one, he gets very aggressive with the launch conductor and pressing him, this was like 20 minutes before lift-off, asking him about ordering aluminium for the falcon five, the bigger rocket which never ultimately got built. it was just like he never launched a rocket before, and like this was crunch-time, and here he was sort of aggressively -- and so on the night before the first falcon nine launch in 2010, he and buzz had gone out to the launch pad because there was this issue with the storm and the rocket had been damaged and needed to be fixed before the first launch attempt. they were driving back to the hotel about 4:00 in the mornin

the book is framed around the four launches, the falcon one. i o think each of the failures e interesting because they tell you something about the company and the people who worked there and he made some mistakes after the firstad launch when in fact they left the vehicle exposed. that was in retrospect a pretty obvious mistake, kind of a rookie mistake you might say. then the second vehicle they were aware of the potential problem with the second stage but to fix it would have required more time and they were running up against performance issues and the third one was heartbreaking because they had tested the engine and haven't seen this bit of thrust that came on right at the end and it ultimately got them and there was lots of drama. before i started working on the project, i thought i wonder if there is a full book to be told and when i got into it it was fascinating because the people involvedau and sort of what they went through to get the rocket to orbit is a heck of a story. so, this group of people grew really close because they were

and so if you look since like about 2010, the first falcon success and the first falcon nine success, amount of funding going into an equity or space companies, is gone up a lot. space x has shown in terms of just want companies, name shown to be successful with a commercial vehicle predict the rocket lab has followed and literally dozens of other coming trying to doth the same thing. many will fail but some will succeed. and in the backs of space x. >> i really appreciate everyone's questions and also andrea and eric and in the background or coordinator. [inaudible]. in 1969 when it the first one landed on the moon pretty. >> team is just amazing what is happening and eric you have brought it to life for us. emily also when hoping that everybody will appreciate his like you said, some of these erthings were happening when otr major things were happening. and now you're bringing it back in history of it and hoping is kind of form a base for how to go forward enough meetings and andrea we really appreciate all of the work that you do. reporting on the space industry, that means so much

if you look since 2010 and the first falcon one success of the first falcon ix success the amount of funding going into private equity for space companies have gone up a lot. and spacex has shown in terms of just launch companies they have shown you can be successful with a commercial vehicle. rocket lab followed and there are dozens of other companies trying to do the same thing. many of which will fail on the backs of spacex. >> these havee been fed those questions andti i appreciate everyone joining in tonight. andrea eric and arafat i coordinator who is not too far from where i was. it's amazing what has happened and eric you have brought it to life for us. and really also what you done and i was hoping everyone would appreciate this is like you said of these things were happening and maybe we didn't pay close attention but now they are ringing c it back and helpig us form a base for how to move forward in our reading and andrea we appreciate all the work that you do in reporting on the space industry and appearing in the t greater houston area. eric is going to keep at it so by

i put in a lot of stuff that i thought, i mean, i really wanted to have about the falcon. i did cut to some information about the first couple of launches because i just wanted the book to be about the falcon one but then the launch of director told me a funny story that resonated and it kind of tells how his eyes are never on thed present he's always looking to the future. there is an anecdote that during the first launch he gets very aggressive and this is 20 minutes before liftoff asking about ordering aluminum for the falcon five. he never launched a rocket before and then here he was. on the night before the first launchnc in 2010, he and buzz hd gone out to the launchpad because there was w this issue that needed to be fixed before the first attempt so they were driving back he said he stayed until about four in the morning. his mind was on the future. he wanted to talk about landing the falcon nine and he wanted to talk about reusing them. for them at the time this huge falcon nine was a totally revolutionary booster and he was always looking far beyond the next day

that's one of the falcons. >> "dateline" took pictures of a falcon when we met larry hall's twin brotherrved that falcon in the woodshop at the springfield prison, then mailed it to their mother. i showed a photo of that falcon to beaumont and jimmy. >> what's it like for you to see that after all these years? >> it's definitely bizarre, but it's also reassuring to me, lester, i'll tell you why. now these falcons backs everything i said. that's exactly what it looked like. >> 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's kept his nose clean, not wasting his incredible opportunity. >> he sees the hall experience as something that gave him a second chance at life. >> he's done well in real estate and co-wrote a book, "in with the devil," that tells jimmy's compelling story of redemption. he says he is working on several hollywood projects, most notably, the movie version of his book, academy award winning producer of "the departed" owns film rights. >> but jimmy is especially proud he says his book re-en

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us he'll earn that millennium falcon and so much more.e, florida. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday from tokyo. i'll see you back re he >>> right now at their gold medal hopes alive. the u.s. women's soccer team wins a nail biter. >> you come in and give it everything or go home. >> we're going to go live to tokyo for more reaction and what to expect tonight. >> plus a fourth covid surge. that's what san francisco health leaders are calling it. >> the delta variant is covid on steroids. >> the warning as the delta variant spreads across the bay area. >> and as contagious as the chickenpox, the grim message from the cdc with more people being admitted into local now. thanks for joining us for this olympics edition of nbc bay area news. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we're going to go live to tokyo in just a few minutes. but first we begin with a sobering pandemic. break through cases among fully vaccinated residents as nbc bay area's christie smith explains the vaccines may not be the

thank you and go falcons. >> keep proving them wrong, nick. i'm david muir.ack here tomorrow. good night. >>> now from abc7, live, breaking news. >> a covid crackdown today, where federal agencies seized documents from an office where patients received fake covid-19 vaccine cards. good afternoon,kristen sze. >> you are watching here on abc7 news, hulu live, and wherever you string. >> in napa, a homeopathic doctor was arrested for selling a fake pallet to protect people from covid-19. a statement from the acting u.s. attorney in san francisco says the doctor allegedly told people the vaccines contained toxic ingredients and urged patients to buy immunization pallets. a family member of one patient told authorities that there was a claim the pellets contained a small amount of covid to give them lifelong immunity. she is also accused of providing fake vaccine cards and told patients to falsely mark that they received a vaccine. this is her website. she has facing one count each of wire fraud. her website says she holds a doctorate in natural medicine, not a me

the next half inning is the big falcon. high school and crawford was three for three.nts are two gains ahead of the dodgers in the nlf best. say hello say hello to downtown. amador valley high school's finest as the a's 18-4. chris bassett was named to the first all-star team. they pitch tomorrow and will join the battles for tuesday's game in denver. was the great thing about the end of segment one? segment two is about to drop. the basketball outcome broke the internet. to stand up and take a bow at ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. >>> tonight nigerian t did something. >> the talent was off the charts. there is no way, shape, or form watch a play to set the tone. that is precious. the green storm was coming. nigeria was up by 2 now up five. this was the team's 20th three- pointer and they stunned team usa. they were congratulated there. a pivot to london. ashley party dwindled in the final. the australian and world's number one ranked player could

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el lado humano es el momento en que ariel gonzÁlez falcÓn es arrestado por participar en una protestaciÓn digital que conversamos con su hermano arnaldo, quien vive en espaÑa. lamentamos mucho que estÉs viviendo todo esto especialmente a millas de distancia. ¿quÉ es lo Último que supiste de tu hermano? armando: buenos dÍas. pues lo Último que supimos fue un mensaje que logrÓ mandar en la estaciÓn de policÍa. pidiÓ un telÉfono prestado a un compaÑero y me logrÓ mandar un mensaje de apoyo, de que siguiÉramos usando las redes. y que siguiÉramos. que no podÍa ser en vano su detenciÓn. desde entonces no sabemos mÁs nada. mÁs allÁ de que hemos logrado localizar dÓnde lo tienen metido con amigos que estÁn en cuba y estÁn mis padres en la prisiÓn, que lo acaban de soldar. estoy aquÍ con mucha incertidumbre esperando alguna noticia. carolina: es un joven de 21 aÑos, estudiante de medicina, un joven que segÚn cuentan no le hace mal a nadie como ustedes han visto las imÁgenes, hemos escuchado las historias de lo que pasa desafortunadamente en cuba. ¿quÉ es lo que pasa por tu cabeza? ¿cuÁl es tu

today and in times past in 1911 norwegian, explore old, ominous, and of norway and britons robert falcon, scott race to be the 1st to reach the south pole. once and triumphed while scots team perished trying to return. though his expedition ended in tragedy, scott was celebrated as a hero. on his way back, scott had picked up a fossil from a tree also found in south america. and india. defined supported the theory that the continents were once joined and had drifted apart. and so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding of our planets, evolutionary history. the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island. long ago the location was referred to as bred bay because of the bloodstained water or stinking bay. due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. an international ban on commercial wailing came into force in 1986. the japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quote by pursuing commercial wailing and antarctica. we supposed sust

. >> liftoff as the falcon 9 and crew dragon... >> there's also a brand-new government report about unexplained sightings in the sky. >> look at that thing, dude. >> and it may have raised more questions than answers. >> look at it fly! >> what does nasa administrator bill nelson say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> nasa administrator bill nelson, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you so much. i love to talk about space. >> you have said that nasa is in your blood. you grew up on the space coast and became the second sitting member of congress to travel into space aboard the space shuttle columbia in 1986. but a decade ago, nasa seemed adrift in space. the space shuttle program was ending, and the u.s. had no means of reaching space. compared to 10 years ago, senator, where does nasa stand today? >> well, it was specifically 11 years ago that kay bailey hutchison of texas and i wrote the bill that put nasa on the course that it's on, a dual course -- one-course commercial companies that nasa would hire, s

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what else struck you about this novel and falconers? depiction of the home front in mississippi yeah, steve. i think the way that he talks about the slaves who are trying to escape was ridiculous because it he sort of like made it into this like deep deep sea, like spiritual exodus that like the white characters couldn't understand and all the slaves were moving. it's like a solid mass towards this this freedom. they thought they could obtain, but it was eventually hopeless and like they didn't know any better. i feel like i don't know i've i feel like it's kind of offensive non that he like painted the black characters as like, you know, untrustworthy or bad or unintelligent because like they're not that it's just like he's saying that they have these like spiritual motivations that that can't be understood and it really can be understood. they're just trying to not be slaves anymore. i feel that the fact that he paints them as is so like you know sort of a sense of being like other or different and in that sort misguided is just he ki

and falconer will not be listed on the ballot as retired san diego mayor at a separate court hearing,office rejected that title because falconer now works as a consultant and guest lecturer, and a judge agreed that he should instead be listed as a businessman, educator and vice president kamala harris is supporting governor gavin newsom and intends to campaign for the governor ahead of the recall election. we don't know how she intends to support him. the recall election, though, is on september 14th. helping food stamp users double their money while also benefiting farmers. the program that could now be in jeopardy and the push now underway to keep it going, plus warmer temperatures today across the bay area ktvu meteorologist colleague wrote. good we'll have your full good we'll have your full forecast coming up. after my car accident, wondnder whahatmy c cas. good we'll have your full forecast coming up. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. youour cidedentase e woh than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. yoyou ght t beurprpris call the barnes firm now

. >> former mayor kevin falconer is one of the 24 republicans looking to replace newsom, he campaigned in san francisco today outside a now closed walgreens where he promised to address rising crime . >> californians, they know they want to governor who's going to stand up for them . >> can you talk specifically about what you will do to curb crime? >> first and foremost not defunding police . >> you said he wants to and 47 which reduced penalties for for certain low-level crimes . >> folks can still $950 worth of merchandise with virtually no consequences . >> as videos of thefts go viral the issue of crime is becoming a defining issue. last week newsom held his own press conference to address it. >> the bottom line at the end of the day as members of the public, you expect us to resolve to address these issues. >> more than 50% of voters need to vote no on the recall for newsom to stay in office, if not the top performing alternative candidate wins, according to the poll, conservative talk show host larry elder leads the pack with 34%, followed by john cox at 28%, katelyn jenner is c

the games look set to march on we spoke to elena rosa falcon, a german olympic wrestler. she's disappointed that there will be no fans. it says it's right that the games are still going ahead of crows island. it. is it extra disappointed today because wrestling in especially women's wrestling is really, really big in japan. and i was really happy to see all the crazy fans of the crowd . it's much easier to, to make the best promotion after the 7 to make the best fights of the big crow cheering on you and the japanese fans always really loud and really fast. they cheer on all the people that's just on their own. so it's going to be really, really crazy and going to be really tough to, to show everything and do a whole pretension is much easier with people on canceling would be the rest of especially for their lives. because we are training for a long time for this moment and we want to to show what we've trained what we did all the time. so of course it said and it's going to be different. 6 without people, but i think it's better to, to go through it with people and to sh

for governor john cox, conservative talk show host larry elder and former san diego mayor kevin falconer. dozens of other people have also declared. the recall election set for september 14th. >>> we are learning new details on the foiled plot by two bay area men to bomb the democratic headquarters in sacramento. reporter marissa perlman spoke with investigators. >> you just never know. >> reporter: sandy silva in the arden arcade area says there were no signs her neighbor, jared copeland, was involved in an alleged domestic terror threat to blow up the john l burton democratic headquarters. >> but nothing was unusual, out of place, or what i suspect anything. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say 45-year-old ian rogers and 47-year-old jared copeland started plotting an attack on targets they associated with democrats after the 2020 presidential ngto spar overthrow the government. early monday morning, sandy saw 14 cop cars outside her apartment and she saw her neighbor get arrested. >> and by 6:30, they all converged on that apartment. >> reporter: investigators left with dozens of boxes

injuring the 58-year- old nfl vet who has worked on the sidelines with the 49ers, raiders, seahawks, falconsuncles, and texans, before joining the staff of the new york jets. knapp's family released a statement. it reads, greg is an amazing father and husband whose passion for life can be felt in all of his interactions with people. he is our rock and biggest supporter, pushing us al strive to better ourselves each day, with constant love and inspiration. during his nfl journey, knapp has worked with some of the biggest names in llcluding mich vick, matt ryan, and peyton manning, with whom he won super bowl l, played at levi stadium.u

she joins us from falcon berg, near the border with germany and a step, the water line over your shoulders. it's very high and thieves. what's happening there? yes, exactly. people are really taken by surprise here also in this side of the board of the whole border region basically between then germany and belgium is now flooded. rescue workers are going from door to door right behind me knocking on the door because they're trying to safe people asking for the offense yesterday. because that was when the water suddenly got really high after 3 days of continuous down forth. it's unprecedented flooding here in this part of the netherlands. they never seen a thing like this before. rebels are over flooded. i'm here in fountain burke, which is a. b tourist center, lots of tourists were here, but hundreds of people are now being evacuated to safe places. also, elderly homes have been evacuated, a bridge has collapse, and the damage of course, is immense. and the authorities here are really asking for how the military has actually moved in as well to try to evacuate as many people as possible. n

injuring the 58-year- old nfl vet who has worked on the sidelines with the 49ers, raiders, seahawks, falcons, uncles, and texans, before joining the staff of the new york jets. knapp's family released a statement. it reads, greg is an amazing father and husband whose passion for life can be felt in all of his interactions with people. he is our rock and biggest supporter, pushing us al strive to better ourselves each day, with constant love and inspiration. during his nfl journey, knapp has worked with some of the biggest names in llcluding mich vick, matt ryan, and peyton manning, with whom he won super bowl l, played at levi stadium. but for all of the professional accolades, his family is now simply asking for prayers. their statement continues -- while many know him for his achievement as a coach, his impact as a father and husband are far greater. we are so fortunate to have him in our lives. we ask that you continue to pray for greg and our family during this time. >>> the driver responsible for this crash did stay at the scene, so this is not considered a hit and run, and investigator

this is falcon berg, this is the center of dutch tourism in the south of the natalie. this is a place where many people come to especially now with cove, with people don't want to travel abroad. they want to come here, so thousands of tourists were here when this flood happened. they have been evacuated as well. they also asking for compensation. of course, the small business owners are very emotional, very frustrated and upset that this is happening to them. but they're also very worried about their safety because of course, as we say this water is not going away anytime soon. now, still to come on this program. columbia, as president reveals new details about the assassination of the haitian president, joe and alamo, easy, damaged vandalized, destroyed. will explore the cultural heritage sites, caught up in last year's war between as a by john and armenia. ah, ah, it's time for the journey. the winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello, the weather remains very disturbed across the northeast and parts of china. we've had days of heavy rain up towards yellow sea towar

have expected that the water could rise higher, but not so high that a river virtually went through falcon book. it's just bizarre. in russia, the army is sending plains to put out wildfires in one of the coldest places on earth. 800000 hector's of forests have been burned in siberia. of the wildfires happen every year. scientists say they've become more intense because of unusually high temperatures across the tundra. wildfires are also sweeping across the western regions of canada and the united states. a fire in oregon larger than the size of new york city has been burning for 9 days. forecasters say the wildfires will lead to the regions 4th, heat wave in 5 weeks with temperatures about 40 degrees celsius. the alright, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in london. tim forsyth, professor of environment and development at the london school of economics and political science in london, sweden, emily, boy, director of learned university center for sustainability studies and a professor of sustainability science and vancouver, simon donner, professor of climate ology at the university o

. >> lift off for the falcon nine crew dragon. go nasa, go spacex. ♪

this is falcon burn. this is the center of dutch tourism in the south of the novel. and this is a place where many people come to especially now with cove, with people don't want to travel abroad. they want to come here, so thousands of tourists were here when this flood happened. they have been evacuated as well. they also asking for compensation. of course, the small business owners are very emotional, very frustrated and upset that this is happening to them. but they're also very worried about their safety because of course, as we say this water is not going away anytime soon. now. well, staying in the netherlands, where a prominent crime reporter has died off to being shot earlier this month. peter r. debrief was 64 years old. he was shot 5 times and was hit in the head as he was walking along the street in amsterdam. 3 men were arrested in connection with the attack, but one has since been released. deputies was known for his work, exposing monsters and drugs, lords, and he's help police to fill the number of high profile cases. she was very, as me, so the more

absolutely, this is falcon burn. this is the center of dutch tourism in the south of benevolence . this is a place where many people come to especially now with cope with. people don't want to travel abroad. they want to come here. so thousands of tourists were here when this flood happened. they have been evacuated as well. they also asking for compensation. of course, the small business owners are very emotional, very frustrated and upset that this is happening to them. but they're also very worried about their safety. because of course, as we say this water is not going away anytime soon. now. okay, we must leave it there. awesome reporting live from a welcome book. thank you very much. still to come here on the news for you into an easy, a reporting, a record number of corona virus infections and the government says the worst is still to come day one of goals open championship will update you on what's going on in the sports with pizza. in about 15 minutes. ah hello, here's something we don't get to say too often. there's looking like some rather wet weather coming in across th

but for the moment, power puzzle. falcon, thanks so much for joining us from moscow. thank you for having me. now, the french president has demanded an explanation from israel after the investigation revealed at spy with sounds on his phone and manuel macros. phone along with the french government officials, was reportedly hacked, using pegasus spyware, developed by the israel base. and as so group 10 governments, including the united arab emirates, are led to a bolt, the surveillance device to track activists, journalists, lawyers, and politicians. her dilemma has more from west jerusalem. my new i like, oh would have us enough, fairly bennett to make sure that there's an investigation that would be happening. that certainly is well, should look a bit more closely into licensing at the moment than licensing for any of these sort of cyber weapon companies are given by the ministry of defense and all any contract that the company like. and so there are several others that are based here in israel. they do exactly the same thing. well, any of those lies is, or any of th

this is falcon berg, this is the center of dutch tourism in the south of the natalie, and this is a place where many people come to, especially now with kobe. people don't want to travel abroad, they want to come here. so thousands of tourists were here when this flat happen. they have been evacuated as well. they also asking for compensation. of course, the small business owners are very emotional, very frustrated and upset that this is happening to them. but they're also very worried about their safety because of course, as we say this water is not going away anytime soon. now jim and john's langley michael is meeting us president joe biden at the white house during her last official visit to the united states before she steps down his german chancellor. later this year. it is a farewell trip for a politician who semen office has spent for american presidency earlier on. thursday. merkel met the vice president common harris and received an honorary doctorate from johns hopkins university in recognition of her leadership during the global pandemic life. now the white house about correspo

spacex has done 122 on falcon nine alone.said all they wanted to do was to successful flights without humans, which they did on the same rocket easter and capitals -- and capsule, which they have done. and they would be ready for humans to go up. they have much less experience. the risk is the weather. this is an autonomous process. there are not overrides astronauts can do. it is less tested than space x. jeff bezos is putting his money where his mouth is and putting himself in the situation for the astronaut experience. shery: ed ludlow in vanhorn, texas, our west coast reporter. with the latest on the launch our special coverage of the blue origin launch starts at 8:30 p.m. hong kong time in 8:30 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. you can also turn to your bloomberg for more on this, tliv has commentary, market analysis from bloomberg expert. plus -- experts. plus or on the evolution of the space industry, within -- with another guest, tracking debris and low-earth orbit. haidi: headlines, a brazilian mining giant produce l

and in times past in 1911 norwegian explore rolled amans of norway and britain's robert falcon scott race to be the 1st to reach the south pole. ominous and triumphed while scots team perished trying to return. though his expedition ended in tragedy, scott was celebrated as a hero. on his way back, scott had picked up a fossil from a tree also found in south america. and india. defined supported the theory that the continents were once joined and had drifted apart. so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding our planet's evolutionary history. ah, the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island. long ago the location was referred to as bred bay because of the bloodstained water or stinking bay. due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. an international ban on commercial wailing came into force in 1986 japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quote by pursuing commercial wailing and antarctica. we support sustainable use.

the solo pilots highlight the capability of the falcon. that's michelle curran.male in the squadron. she pulls the most gs and doing vertical climbs and showing what that aircraft can do. i asked why do you want to be a fighter pilot. >> i wanted to fly fast and upside down. i did time in two different combat squadrons. i applied to the team, went through the interview process, and here i am. reporter: one of my favorite parts is she said one of the main reasons she joined the thunderbird is she wanted all the little girls to watch the show and take off her helmet and see her braid and say she looks just like me, and she just did that. alicia: that's pretty awesome. thank you for telling us that story. .griff: joining us to discuss te importance of honoring veterans. will, happy 4th of july. before we get into the withdrawal. as a reservist you were deployed in cabal, afghanistan. but abby hornacek at the cass *e kansas city air show. but you have a much more personal actually we are look now at the shot from gardner campus, the air show. that's the blue angels t

they've done more than 120 on their single falcon nine booster alone.t have a lot of data or past precedent for successful launch. jonathan: this is one of the most divisive stories worldwide this very moment. we have enough problems on planet earth. taking his brother, the wealthy teenager gets the spot on this flight as well. with the exception of maybe an aviation icon, a lot of people are sitting here wondering what is going on. how is jeff bezos navigating these highly critical questions of him. >> i heard there's a petition going around to keep bezos up there. [laughter] one of the questions blue origin and i have been going back and forth on is what is the benefit of this trip to society? vanhorn has not made any sort of direct investment in the town. i asked if there going to offset the carbon for example. they have this massive net emissions goal. i've spoken to their weakest competitors in the industry and none of them would say this is a frivolous exercise. they think it's very important. basically the view of the private sector is if this mi

and then the big falcon, the 18th home run for the year. he was three for three in the giants won 10-4. they are two games ahead of the dodgers and the nl west. and matt olson got some hacks in with the rangers. the big blow, say hello to downtown brown. seth brown. the longest big fly in the history of that ballpark. the long ball was in order and the fourth. 3-2, oakland. here is jonah who found a hole in the eighth and brought home a game-tying run. the a's ran out and scored five more runs. 8-4. before the game yesterday, chris bassitt was named to his first all-star team. he will be a spectator because he pitches later today. he will join matt olson in tuesday's game in denver. >> nine years ago the usa basketball team beat nigeria. last night under the directions of the assistant the nigeria team did something about it. >> there is no way we should be ranked 22nd or 23rd in the world. >> coach mike brown wasn't wrong. kevin durrant for a dunk. the u.s. led by two at the break and here came the green storm. they knock down at three and

they also found evidence that he planned to storm the millennium falcon, hogwarts, and winnie the pooh'sehouse. ( applause ) >> going for that honey pot! >> jon: yeah, he wants that honey. >> stephen: law enforcement also recovered a notebook from morss' car with a section titled step by step to create a hometown militia. the notebook included reminders to bring kit/body amour, bring assault rifle and four magazines. those magazines? architectural distress good house-taking highlights: all goofus edition 20 years to life ( laughter ) ( applause ) tick tock. >> jon: tick tock! >> stephen: tick tock. next up on the 's' to the double-r, insurrectionist and woman demanding, "give mama a kiss on the teeth," pauline bauer. bauer is accused of violent entry and obstruction of congress, and allegedly told a police officer to, "bring nancy pelosi out here now, we want to hang that (bleep) bitch." watch your manners, pauline. remember, you hang more elected officials with honey than you do with vinegar. bauer has chosen to represent herself in court, and she's got a unique defense: she claims she'

and highlighting capabilities of the falcon. >> it is a proud day to be an american on the 4th of julyft people a spirits, it has been a tough year for america. the 4th of july with bring people together. reporter: bring people together it did. everyone showed their patriotism all weekend long. jon: "fox nation" host, proud american, abbey thank you. >> that is how "fox reports" on this sunday. i am jon scott, thank you for joining us, i'll see you again next week. at you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪♪ (vo) the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choose verizon than any other network. we are open and ready f

we will see more frequent launches of falcon nine.s is just an accelerating curve over the next few years. guy: i'm spending a lot of my time at the moment talking to technology officers from major aerospace companies, and their biggest aviation industry -- their biggest challenge is how to de-carbonized the aviation industry. chris: when you look at rocket engines, it is burning liquid oxygen and an incredibly efficient form of kerosene. so if you plant two trees for every launch, you are carbon neutral on the left side. alix: that is impressive -- on the launch site. alix: that is impressive. chris: as we look at new technologies, hydrogen and liquid oxygen as a fuel, the only byproduct will be water, so i think that where the technology is going is these will be some of the most efficient and clean vehicles ever created. guy: ok. that is impressive, chris. i hadn't actually considered that the chemistry would work as efficiently as that. chris kemp, astra ceo, thank you very much, indeed. let me turn our attention to the news we ar