accelerated from >> the manned capsule is probably capable to our gemini series. it's the second manned launch. it's longer, wider and heavier than the soyuz and it's in fact quite a bit more capable than the soyuz. >> is it as big as a standard public bus? >> it is about 25 feet long. so i have to admit, i'm not sure how long a bus is. >> what about the interior of the vessel? >> it's quite cramped. and some of the video we've seen so far put out by the chinese suggest that much accelerated from w module is crd indeed. last night they went into the orbital module, which is a separate section, so that gives them a little more room to get around. >> does it have flush toilets? >> no, it does not. what it does have is basically, for weightless conditions, a trap. >> the reason i bring that up is it would be quite a piece of chnology and it has been in the press, but it maybe was -- it clearly was not true of this cap you'll, but there are advance features that china is looking ahead to putting into those capsules. does it resemble, on the inside, what is in a u.s. s

accelerated from >> the manned capsule is probably capable to our gemini series. it's the second manned launch. it's longer, wider and heavier than the soyuz and it's in fact quite a bit more capable than the soyuz. >> is it as big as a standard public bus? >> it is about 25 feet long. so i have to admit, i'm not sure how long a bus is. >> what about the interior of the vessel? >> it's quite cramped. and some of the video we've seen so far put out by the chinese suggest that much accelerated from w module is crd indeed. last night they went into the orbital module, which is a separate section, so that gives them a little more room to get around. >> does it have flush toilets? >> no, it does not. what it does have is basically, for weightless conditions, a trap. >> the reason i bring that up is it would be quite a piece of technology and it has been in the press, but it maybe was -- it clearly was not true of this cap you'll, but there are advance features that china is looking ahead to putting into those capsules. does it resemble, on the inside, what is in a u.s.

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don't worry, the geminis peak on the 15th, one of the more spectacular of the year. >>> there is an onlineideo series from the department 60 transportation that they hope will get people to stop using cell phones behind the wheel. nbc's kurt gregory shows us why putting faces to the numbers is so important. >> the truck caught on fire and margay was killed. >> reporter: the online video series was called the faces of distracted driving, the dot launched a campaign in an effort to raise awareness of the grave consequences of talking and texting while driving. >> what we have heard from families and loved one as well is that we have to attack this problem if we are going to save lives and save injuries. >> reporter: last year, nearly 5500 people died and half a million were injured in accidents involving a distracted driver. dan phillips has been speaking to parents and teens about the dangers of distracted driving for a year and a half. his daughter died in an accident involving a distracted driver who was adjusting a music player while at the wheel. >> if you were paying attention there is