at the hatch. clear. okay. >> they're just moving one of the main parachute lines to make sure it didn't snag the hatch when it happens. >> there's jeff. thumbs up. >> you see it's safe. [cheers] . >> confirmed. go to the camera. woo hoo! >> gary, the architect of new shepard. congratulations to you, man. >> congratulations to you. >> and it's just, oh, what a day. [laughter]. again, thank you everybody for joining us live for our first human slight of new shepard. our four astronauts went to space and back, over 350,000 feet. well over 100 kilometers. they've come back down safely and we're just waiting here for egress. our crew is going to get out of the capsule and meet their families back here on the ground. their families that provided so much support since they were little kids and dreamt of this day and this moment. >> right there. woo hoo! >> all right. are you ready? are we ready? [cheers] >> yes, [cheers and applause] woo hoo! woo hoo! >> oliver! congratulations! congratulations! >> oh. congratu

the hatch has been closed. it is t -20 until lunchtime. tom: t -20 with the hatch closed.nd then on we go to further testing before the glenn mission maybe a year and a half, two years out, which is a two-stage rocket into orbit. it is very much the pattern we saw in mercury to gemini. jonathan: it is the "what's next" that gets your attention. i reflected on this moment an hour ago, and i will do it again. i think people are very quick to throw mud at innovation like this, at an effort like this. i think of amazon and people questioning what it could become. why did it have the valuation it had when it was an online bookseller? the abrasive snark was almost immediate. i wonder if we have to be really humble about this moment when we look back in 10, 20 years, when we look at what this could become. tom: i think everybody is living their lives. i have the clearest memory of being in a nasa family, and literally neighbors down the street dead set against the nasa program. in the early morning of west texas, we await a launch. right now, we are thrilled to bring you without

got a line in front of the hatch. >> there's a main parachute line. >> okay. we'll have to leave this here as the u.s. senate is about to gavel in this morning. this is in keeping with our long-term commitment to bring you live gavel to gavel coverage of congress. you can continue watching our blue origins launch coverage on

[indiscernible] >> name pressure line or the have -- main pressure line for the hatch. gary: they are moving one of the main piercer lines to make sure it doesn't snag the hatch when it opens. >> there is jeff. thumbs up. you're there, the cc is safe. >> [indiscernible] >> woo hoo! >> confirmed. you can go live. >> woo hoo. >> gary, the architect of new shepard, congratulations to you. give me a hug. this is just -- what, what a day. [laughter] thank you, everybody, for joining us alive for our first human flight of new shepard. our fiyr asked asked our four astronauts went to space and back, topping 450,000 feet, well over 100 kilometers. we are waiting for egress. our cruise what you get out of the capsule and meet their families back on the ground, the families that have prevented so much support since they were little kids and dreamt of this day, and this moment. >> bailey, are you ready? are we ready? [cheering] >> wooo! [applause] >> i love you. >> oliver, congratulations. >> oh, my gosh. congratulations. >> you have got to get up there, sweetheart. my, so good. >

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before the corona, virus pandemic, the hatch would drop millions of muslims from around the world to the city of mecca . some of cinema's biggest stars have been in front of the cameras as the can film festival draws to a close in the south of france. actress sharon stone and jury chief spike lee announced the biggest prize. the calendar went to, to 10 by the french director juliet the call. know about a young serial killer festival was making him come back after the pandemic force, the cancellation of last year's movie industry extravaganza. and a quick reminder, the top story we're following for you. a master clean up operation is underway and western regions of germany hit by severe flooding. the country remains on alert after downpours of rain, all in the south and east. of course, watching the news line from berlin coming up next it's reporter and dw investigative, to look into the kidnapping of a serious human rights activists. don't forget, you can get more news information around the clock on our website at w dot com leg spicer. case for lunch with the news. what secrets why

the recovery crew has already minutes ago has left the barn there to go open the hatch. you can see them there they are arriving at the capsule . you can actually see the parachutes felt very close to the capsule and even though there's not much when there's a beautiful day. not too shabby gary, what do you think? >> it was extra perfect and it sounds like it landed pretty much exactly where we predicted. that's how we can get to it so quickly, we startedmoving before it landed based on the production . we used weather balloons that we launched throughout the morning that gives us a very good idea of within 1000 feet . what you're seeing that they're doing right now is crewmember seven is making sure everybody's okay and gives him a thumbs up. they are also grounding the vehicle. when you go into space you could accumulate significant electrical charge that's why we prefer that the astronauts not get themselves so we can roundthe vehicle with a static charge . >> i think that kevin, our crewmember has given the thumbs up. for all of our astronauts that are on board there

we open the hatch and you step outside. what's the first thing you say?would say, honey, that was the best thing that ever happened to me. [ laughter ] >> that's jeff bezos talking to wally funk. she's kind of a legend. she'll be the oldest person to launch into space, joining jeff bezos on this historic rocket launch. the crews expect today walk out of the training center any moment. joining us now for all of this and our coverage in this hour, cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien, astro physics professor at the university of rochester adam frank. and city university of new york, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. miles, it is great to see you. miles, you've seen a lot of space flights. this reeling i is kind of the beginning, obviously a lot of attention is paid to the space tourism aspect of this, but this is really kind of a cross-over point for the entire privatization of space and the building of greater infrastructure in space. >> yeah, it's taken a little bit longer than i think we all hoped it would, those of us who care about these ki

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. >> no training in the world would have got that 5,000-pound hatch open. the hatch was not going to open. >> reporter: amphibious assault vehicles move on tank-like tracks. they work on land as well as water. attorneys say they should be beached until the issues are fixed. >> no track, no amphibious assault vehicle should be in the water -- >> reporter: christiana sweetwood's son, 18-year-old lance corporal chase sweetwood, was also killed. >> there's a hole in my family i can't fix. i don't want another mother standing in the door at 7:00 a.m. as two casualty officers tell her that her son is missing. >> reporter: family members hope their lawsuit will force action so no other families will have to go through what they did. anthony pura, cbs news, los angeles. >>> carl levin, michigan's longest serving senator, has died at the age of 87. the levin center at wayne state university's law school said the prominent democrat died yesterday. a cause of death was not released but he was getting treatment for lung cancer. he was first elected to the senate in 197

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. >> when we open up the hatch and you step outside, what is the first thing you say?ey, that was the best thing that happened to me. >> reporter: in 1961, already a professional aviation instructor, funk became the youngest member of the mercury 13, the first group of women to be put through rigorous astronaut training, for a women in space program, designed to see if women were as capable as handling space travel as men. none of the women would ever fly. the program was later canceled. but funk continued blazing trails for women in flight, becoming the first female air safety investigator for the ntsb and the first female inspector for the faa. her love for the skies never waned. over the years, she logged nearly 20,000 miles flying hours and taught more than 3,000 people how to fly. that dream, always in the forefront. >> to get to go and do those things, it's everything for wally. but it's really so much for all of us and all of us who have dreams that persist. >> wally. how are you? >> i couldn't be better. i'm going to be in that window. >> reporter: now, the wom

everyone batton's down the hatches. it wasn't so dramatic on our trip though. sort of that will look at i'm which luckily technology has improved a lot to day before setting sail, we can check the weather forecast to find the best window for crossing the passage of the office. the adventure may not be as wild as it once was. i but it's still beautiful. me, i oh. and article has been subject to territorial disputes. for centuries. the passage went 1st, sales by spaniards, francisco the orsis in 1525. 50 years later, it was discovered by the english explore sir francis drake and bears his name to this day. or in. in the early 20th century, 7 countries laid territorial claims to parts of antarctica. the overlapping claims of the united kingdom, argentina, and julie cause tensions that erupt it into armed conflict between britain and argentina in 1952, as the cold war set in the last thing the world needed was a new geo political flash point. it was that realization that gave rise to the and arctic treaty. many people including scientists, were looking for ways to

checking it out, making sure it's safe to open the hatch. it looks like we've seen through the windows that the after notes on board of started to unbuckle from their seats. i think we saw jeff pesos putting on his cowboy hat and they're making preparations to it looks like open the hatch and guide them out. so let's listen in to the coverage and take you there now. >> i just moving them one of them and eyes to make sure >> there's that comes up. >> cdc is saying. from lot. >> we are protected congratulations to you, man. graduate. this is just. what again. thank you, everybody, for joining us live for our first human flight of new shepard said our 4 astronauts went to space and back topping over 350,000 well over a 100 kilometers they've come back down safely. we're just waiting here for rest our crew is going to get out of the capsules and meet their families back here on the ground for some families. >> that have provided so much support since they were little kids and durant of and this is are >> your you ready? >> he went all of her dam

there are some tiniest hatching is the survival tactic. if a lot of baby turtles run across the sand together, at least a few will managed to dodge predatory birds of fish. once they've got to the booster, they head out into the open sea for 2 days. biologist, piano data tells us that we estimate that out of a 1000. only one or 2 animals will actually grow to maturity. they stand a big danger being eaten in their 1st stages of life and its nature. that's why so many hats out there, part of the ocean, the food chain, the main. the turtles arrive at the beach to lay their eggs in december, january and february brazil's summer months. luciana mo, data us and denise the motor check this section every other night. it doesn't take long for them to find the she is already dug dentist and begun to lay 102120 eggs divided to seize the opportunity to measure and mark the turtle. thanks to this method, scientists were able to prove that turtles keep returning to the beach where they were born. the over doesn't matter when a turtle lazy egg, it's as i

no longer seems to be any great obstacle in saudi arabia. pilgrims arriving in mecca to perform the hatch, which officially starts on sunday. the annual pilgrimage has been scaled back for a 2nd year running and is taking place under type restrictions. this year, just 60000 people will be allowed to perform, but it's one of the most important acts of faith in it. and only people living in saudi arabia can attend. before the corona, virus pandemic, the hedge would drug, millions of muslims from around the world to the city of mecca. some of cinema's biggest stars have been in front of the cameras as the can film festival draws to a close in the south of france. after sharon stone and jerry chief spike li announced the biggest prize, panama dog went to 10 by the french director. she had to call no, but a young, serial killer festival, it's making it's come back after the panoramic force, the cancellation of last year's movie industry extravaganza. and reminder, the top story we're following for you. a massive clean rob ration is underway in western regions in germany by severe fleming. the

we open the hatch and you step outside was the 1st thing you say? i was saying honey, that was the best thing that ever happened. i sunk, went through astronaut training in the 1960 s, but never made it to spaces as women were not yet approved for nasa mission. the 1st flight on new origin is scheduled for july 20th. i need no date has been set for the 3rd billionaire and the space race counselor. sandra musk has recently focused on launching satellites for online services for now using space to make money, not spend it and that's all for me that the w business team promot you had to our website dot com slash business. the ah, literature invite just to see people in particular. i like to see my kids find the strange grown up world. my only objective is to show what a thing beautiful p w books on youtube. ah, hello guys. this is a 77 percent. the platform is used to be issues you know, on this channel, we are not afraid to young people clearly have the solutions, the future. 77 percent. now, every weekend on the w this is the news a show coming up to

and won the next _ 7—6, batten down the hatches and won the next three sets.stounding. rafa nadal with 20 and roger— astounding. rafa nadal with 20 and roger with 20 but djokovic can get to 25_ roger with 20 but djokovic can get to 25 or— roger with 20 but djokovic can get to 25 or 26— roger with 20 but djokovic can get to 25 or 26 and he could win the catendar— to 25 or 26 and he could win the calendar grand slam as well as the golden— calendar grand slam as well as the golden slam, which no male tennis player— golden slam, which no male tennis player has— golden slam, which no male tennis player has done before. in golden slam, which no male tennis player has done before.— golden slam, which no male tennis player has done before. in terms of the first set, _ player has done before. in terms of the first set, berrettini _ player has done before. in terms of the first set, berrettini wins - player has done before. in terms of the first set, berrettini wins it - the first set, berrettini wins it but we saw djokovic do it in the past. what gives him that ability

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those inside the amarula had now found a weapon and hatched a plan.y night, we won't survive another night there and they were going to get in. and if they got in, we would be slaughtered. we've got the vehicles there. if the choppers aren't going to be able to evacuate us, then we need to try and make a run for it before nightfall. we took a list of all of the people, their names, and worked out how many vehicles we needed and we started to load. we put all the women and children in armoured vehicles. and the rest of us were all in unarmoured vehicles. i have a wife and three children — that was my motivation. to get in a car and to try to drive and drive to a place, that we do not know if the road is open. will we get killed or not? but if we stay here, we will die. my brother had said to us at that stage that he thinks this is a bad idea. "we've got a weapon. "maybe we should stay?" and, um, isaid, "let'sjust go". in a forest on the edge of town, ancha and herfamily were also planning an escape. before they left, muanassa went back to check on thei

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, they need to replay it in their mind over and over again, not just the champagne and opening the hatch, but the actual uniqueness of the human experience. and interplay that with what's coming with our technology. where is this going to take us? and then they need to try and share that with as many people as possible. they are rare amongst humans on earth right now. and if they just keep it to themselves, i think they will have squandered the entire experience. we're not sending robots. we're not sending, you know, iphones up there. these are human beings and their interpretation of this, their insights into it, and then how that can be applied to future decision makers to inspiring young people today, that is the real quest right now. that was real it the whole purpose of this flight. >> you know, astronauts of the past had often made the point, seeing the blue marble from space makes borders disappear, right, conflict between countries and man disappear, right. and you see us as one human race, right, from afar. to this point, miles o'brien, space has been the sole province of nation

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in the now-unsealed documents, federal prosecutors say the two men began hatching the plan shortly after 2020 election. they had a plan to fire bomb that democratic headquarters there in the state's capital. those two men, 45-year-old ian rogers of napa and 37-year-old jared copeland of have vallejo behind the plan. the plan was to fire bomb the headquarters was the hope that explosion would be the beginning of some type of a movement. prosecutors say the pair used multiple messaging platforms to discuss the plan and at one point copeland messaged rogers saying he contacted an anti-government militia group to gather support. for some lawmakers this plan signals a greater issue. >> these are symptoms of a larger issue, and that is our society and this separatism. even now i thank the fbi for their work, but in this day and age, you know, we should not be concerned about violence and terrorism just for participating in the democratic process. >> reporter: rogers and copeland are both charged with conspiracy to destroy by fire or explosives a building used or affecting interstate commerce.

federal prosecutors say these four men in iran, operatives of its intelligence service, hatched a plot to snatch her off the street, hiring private investigators to watch and photograph her house, falsely telling them she owed money to a client in the middle east the fbi says it found this screen shot showing that one of the iranian men even researched ways to spirit her away by boat u.s. authorities were so concerned, they moved her to safe houses for eight months a fifth person, a woman in california is charged with helping move nearly half a million dollars here from iran to finance the plot iran's foreign ministry tonight calls the charges baseless and ridiculous, but the justice department says iran has a history of dragging dissidents back home to be jailed or executed lester >> all right, pete, thank you. >>> some stunning images coming out of south africa tonight, where the worst rioting in decades has left at least 72 people dead. one mother was forced to toss her 2-year-old off a balcony after looters set the building on fire incredibly, the child was uninjured. hundreds of s

once the eggs hatch we can't wait to see what her reaction will be to seeing all of those cute littleaway. >> they all get along in the animal kingdom. one more time. this is what to look out for. k take on spain. the men's 100 meter backstroke and at 8 p.m. palo alto's lily zhang will show off her table tennis. we will hopefully -- >> good bay area. >> so many people in the bay area. >> and i played table tennis with lily ten years ago. she just kicked my butt. she's amazing. >> even better now. >> yes, i wouldn't challenge her. >> lester holt is next. >> bye. we'll see you at 4. vaccine mandates as covid surges in the u.s. california and new york city now requiring vaccinations or weekly testing for all their employees. the department of veterans affairs the first federal agency to issue a vaccine mandate. and the list of cities reimposing mask mandates growing as the delta variant rapidly spreads among the unvaccinated. >>> the drama here in tokyo. swimmer caeleb dressel leading the u.s. men's team to gold. katie ledecky, her duel in the pool. and simone biles hopes to bounce back

new video out of singapore, where 100 newly hatched sea turtles waddled into the waves for the firsttime. they are the hawksbill turtles, one of two species of marine turtles found off singapore. they're considered critically endangered. >>> china has now announced the giant panda is no longer endangered, and that's thanks to painstaking conservation efforts. the nation has spent half a century working to boost the population of its most famous native animal. there are now about 1800 of them in the wild. china says they will now be reclassified as vulnerable. we'll leave you with that. thanks for watching the news, continue streaming on cbsn bay area. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00, up to you on al the -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles] aww! oh! he's leaving! -nice work, guys! -introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. what if you could p