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destination from the airport all the way up to north salt lake address and she was dropped off at hatch park in north salt lake, just before 3 am. >> a park? at 3 am? why would mackenzie come here? and just as important, why would a driver leave a young woman alone, burdened with luggage, at a park in the middle of the night? who would do such a thing? it was detective sayes to track down the driver. who she discovered, was not so easy to find. we >> were like, is this guy dodging us? >> coming up -- mackenzie's france have a terrifying theory about why she's missing. >> i assumed that the lyft driver abducted her. >> and here's one reason why. >> her last text message that we recovered was at 2:58, prior to her arrival arriving at the hatch park location. and that was the last activity ever we had on her phone. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. there's lots of people who are confused about which medicare plan is right for them. hey, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a

on my second flight, we couldn't tell whether the hatch was physically closed. the ground couldn't tell. we thought it was, but the way we found out is eventually, we just put one of the closeout crew guys inside the space shuttle, to then examine all the hardware of the hatch from inside, and then we opened the hatch up, he jumped out, we closed it and we launched. these things happen. it's not that unexpected. >> one of the many things they do to prepare for this, even the morning of, is sort of a last-minute medical check. may, help us understand the kind of message clearance one needs. william shatner, for example, is not a trained astronaut. and while he's a beloved american, he's 90 years old. >> i don't actually know what all the checks are that they do, but what you want to do is to make sure that people's blood pressure was within reason, that there's no new abnormalities with their heart. you want to make sure their sensory perception is normal. but normally you would have done that all before. and you'll know what kind of condition they're in before y

we are awaiting jeff bezos to open the hatch.eers and applause] >> there is audrey powers a big hug from her sister. captain kirk himself, the great william shatner. and our customer the first full australian citizen to go to space and back. big hugs from their loved ones. [inaudible conversations] >> not only is it different from what you thought. [inaudible] [laughter] >> i want to hear this. >> the champagne showers have begun. to taken a moment clearly. >> it was unbelievable. everybody needs to see this. but to see the blue color then you are staring at blackness. the coloring of blue like a comforter of blue and then you look into blackness the blue over there than the black up there there is mother earth is at the way death is? i don't know. then when it is gone it is peace? this experience to say yes. you know. it's all true but what isn't true but the soft blue. it is so thin and you are through in an instant. >> but you go to thousand miles an hour whatever the mathematics are many were throughh the blue then it is blac

our recovery crew is out there and is about to open the hatch. there is jeff bezos, giving a big thumbs up. >>wooo! >> wooooo! >> here comes the friends and family. [applause] >> wooo! >> woo! >> let me know when you are ready. >> yeah! [applause] [laughter] >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you for 20 us from west texas. -- thank you for joining us in west texas. we are awaiting jeff bezos who is now opening the hatch. >> hello, astronauts! [applause] >> come on up, guys. [laughter] [applause] >> there is audrey, a big hug from her sister. captain kirk himself, the great william shatner. our customer, the foes -- the first fully australian citizen to go to space and back. and glenn. some big hugs from their loved ones. >> you have got to work on it. >> not only is it different from what you thought, the impression i have i never expected -- [indiscernible] >> i want to hear this. [applause] [laughter] >> the champagne showers have begun. smiles all around. william shatner taking in the moment, clearly. >> everybody in the world needs to do this.

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our recovery crew is out there and about to open the hatch. there's our founder jeff bezos giving the big thumbs up. >> very happy -- >> woo! >> woo! >> here come their friends and family. [clapping and cheering] [cheering] >> let me know when you're ready. >> woo! [clapping and cheering] [laughter] >> i don't know. >> yeah, thank you. thank you. [laughter] >> again, thank you everybody for joining us live from west texas at our launch site one, our second human space flight crew has gone to space and back up over the carmen line just over 351,000 feet. we're waiting jeff bezos who is now opening the hatch. [clapping and cheering] ::. [background sounds]. >> the first full australian citizen to go to space and back and go and as well. [inaudible]. >> i love it. some big hugs from their loved ones. >> in a way this was indescribable. and that's what i thought. >> not only is this different than what you thought, well done. [background sounds]. >> i never expected this. >> i want to hear this. [clapping and cheering]. [clapping and cheering]. >>

the way these trials work, you give half the people in the trial the pill and hatch a placebo. per vent of the people in the trial that had covid or had just had it ended up going in the hospital. in the placebo part it was twice that. that's where you get that positive result of cuts hospitalizations by half. also, when you look rat some other statistics, there were eight deaths in that placebo arm, zero deaths frommed group that had taken this pill so overall on the surface very, very positive news. since we started covering covid 18 months ago, that phrase game changer from scientists has been used again and again but the are imminent science, very positive about this results. dr. amounted any fauci, the top diseases expert in the united states gave his reaction. and, the news of the efficacy of this particular anti-viral is obviously very good news. the company, when they briefed us last night, had mentioned that they will be submitting their adapta to the f.d.a. imminently. the data are impressive. >> interesting what's happened here. the regulators and this independent so

as we are told, they are just closing the hatch right now. you can see the picture there, up high in the sky after they climb those stairs, a little dark in that shot, but the hatch being closed as they prepare. commander chris hod hatfield, walk us through. you had more time to sit there and wait before the launch, but these 15 minutes or so, 16, 15 minutes, i would imagine those are going to feel kind of long. >> there's two things going on. one is you've got stuff to do. that's getting all of the things configured right, getting the straps that will hold you securely, getting those done right. getting all your gear in the right place, all the stuff that they rehearsed for, that they trained for. but then suddenly, there's nothing to do. and now all you really have to do is think and imagine about what's going to happen and listen to your heart actually starting to beat faster and faster. our flight surgeons, our doctors, used to come on the loops just to sort of chat and talk with us because they're monitoring our heart. when i flew on the

with us, it actually hatched out in one of the nests.assachusetts, and we have lots of people, lots of town people and non—profit organisations who look after individual nests, and one of those nests, this particular one came in from the town of barnstable is, nature group there, and they brought it to us because they were concerned. we are a veterinary hospital and they were concerned about what to do, whether we should destroy it, try to raise it, it was an anomaly. they look pretty big on the screen behind me, but how big are they in real life? they are probably the size of a silver dollar. let me think about this. the good question, if you were to make, do the ok sign with your hands, probably slightly smaller than the palm of your hand. what are their chances of survival than? typically, the survival rate is not good. the thing that has caught our attention, and everybody�*s attention is the fact that these guys are, i guess he, she, they, we are not sure, there are actually thriving, they are getting bigger, they have grown seven o

. >> well, the hatch is about to open. you can see jeff bezos making his way around, giving the double thumbs up to each member aboard. no doubt he cannot wait to hear from captain kirk. he's also been working with audrey powers since 2013 on the blue origin missions. may, for you, what has watching this been like? you were with us back in july for bezos's launch, and here we are again. >> of course it's been very exciting, and just wanting to see everybody go up and come back down safely. that was very much a part of it. so what's thrilling for me is that we remain committed and excited about space exploration, and the challenge that we have going forward just as a society and country and a world as we're thinking about tourism in space and paying attention to the commercial ventures is to maybe commit to covering space exploration and what it does even more. more fully. so that people don't continue to have to ask that question, what does it have to do with me? why should i care? and i think a lot of that has to do with

with us, it actually hatched out in one of the nests.ho look after individual nests, and one of those nests, this particular one came in from the town of barnstable is, nature group there, and they brought it to us because they were concerned. we are a veterinary hospital and they were concerned about what to do, whether we should destroy it, try to raise it, it was an anomaly. it, try to raise it, it was an anomaly-— it, try to raise it, it was an anomal . , , , , anomaly. they look pretty big on the screen _ anomaly. they look pretty big on the screen behind - anomaly. they look pretty big on the screen behind me, - anomaly. they look pretty big on the screen behind me, butj on the screen behind me, but how big are they in real life? they are probably the size of a silver dollar. let me think about this. the good question, if you were to make, do the ok sign with your hands, probably slightly smaller than the palm of your hand. slightly smaller than the palm of your hand-— of your hand. what are their chances of _ of your hand. what ar

but the hatch, or the pipe business, humor the to the will to stood that i will you had told her that it was released. ah, i still don't think it hides it. oh, i thought i thought there was ah ah there is i know a little better than you think that a little did you excuse me talk to me shortly. it is danced though not the last. i love it. i thought about this. yeah. yeah. we all know, i think she did, she was talking stuff, but it's from but out of those to the talking to rose to talk. but doris did with teaching it not our phone looks good to look. take me install it. are you doing? i think they're going to go to fi fantasy almost to get to mini pills, passing through 5th grade teacher. didn't even want to hosting on the portal to put please hold such a source. ah. we don't have to move in a paper in ah, you bought it. i hope that she's with her. i had to speak with some of your desk or for on do you want those tools to do it? do you have you been good to know how long it will? and then i will go with with a student with who who who, who? i suppose as australia burned, a photo journal

like just the little edge of course, to get the get on the without the upper height here, but the hatch or the pipe business humor the to the will to stood that i will you had told her that it was released ah jumped up. jake, do i think it hides it? ah, the other ones are not allowed to roy with ah there's a kit dog b talk to me shortly. it is danced though not for us to love it. i thought about this. yeah stuff. yeah. yeah, no, i think she did. she studied from a lot of those to the talking to rose as she thought. but doris did with how many continued our phone looks good look. tedney installed it. are you doing it? i think totally teached girl to feel free to say almost to get them in full bathroom and fifthly, teaching didn't even want to hosting on the portal to put please hold such a sorta ah, there gentlemen. a barrier with with most of your day or for all you want those schools it could be i didn't tell you better get to know how long it will and then i will go with with with who ah when an ethiopian mother put her daughter up for adoption, she knew little of what was to come wit

our recovery crew is about to open the hatch. there is our founder jeff bezos giving the big thumb's up. >> [laughing]. >> very happy. >> whoo! >> [laughing]. >> audrey. >> here come your family and friends. >> [cheering]. >> stand by. >> harris: in case william shatner says something. there is screaming and champagne for some. the blue origin vice-president audrey powers on board and a former nasa engineer chris and lynn and of course space superstar william shatner. captain kirk. this is making news and history for a host of reasons. they are reusable engine here. something they can show the world is easier to put up into space than some of the other equipment we have seen in the decades we have been flying. you are putting people who want to experience this on board. they are calling them new astronauts. they are american citizens with a lot of cash. they are able to do this. you have that former nasa engineer. some people are teaching the next generation. it's always a lot more forceful to say that you have done something tha

after pg&e set up a cara, 50 falcons have been hatched. the utility is selling the headquarters, the live stream the end on october 15th. >> what do you call it, a fog-free view? >> a golden gate view. we have clear skies, if you are headed to the coast, the strong high pressure, patchy, dense fog. there is the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the low 60s. morning temperatures, 50s and 60s, by lunch time, the temperatures warm. are you about to see an important forecast for the giants and the 49ers tomorrow, durgs the games, mid to upper 70s around san francisco. tmps in the mid 80s for kickoff time. san francisco mostly 70s for the game. seahawks in town at levis stadium. mid 80s. busy day for anthony. busy sunday tomorrow. monday, finally, something to show you in the future cast out of the south. that first wave, i don't think it will be more, look what happens by tmptds a weakening cold front coming through. more that will follow behind it. that i think will present us with our best chance of showers. here comes a few showers to the

in the championship a hatch patrick was scored. when fulham13—0. —— 3-0.d hat—trick. west bromwich stay third. in scotland, celtic lost out on the chance to go top of the premiership after missing a penalty in the dying minutes of their match against livingston. it finished 0—0. ross county's match against hibs was postponed because of a positive covid test. there was a win for aberdeen against hearts, saintjohnstone beat dundee united. and dundee beat st mirren. the men's autumn internationals have kicked off with a huge match for wales at the principality stadium. an understrength side lost 5a points to 16. the last time wales beat the all blacks was back in 1953. earlier scott thrashed tonga 60 points— 1a. —— scotland. the cardiff skyline in contrast to the challenge in front of wales. new zealand plasma all blacks have been the team to catching rugby for years, often one step ahead. although the 100th cap was one to cherish. adam wynnjones record of 149th was knocked already without a number of key players, without a number of key players, with the lea

if a a sterile male mates with a fertile female she will still produce and lay eggs, but they won't hatch, each generation gets smaller and smaller and you can actually completely remove mosquitoes from an area. >> so upson hatched a plan, build a factory that churns out millions of special male mosquitoes, each carrying a harmless natural bacteria that makes him incapable of reproducing. release those males to mate with the wild females, with the epa's blessing, of course. and presto, the mosquito population plummets. in theory. >> oh, wow. you have an airlock? >> remember, leave the mosquitoes in. >> pete massaro google's director of automation, gave us a rare tour of massaro's marvelous male mosquito making machinery. >> it's taking those bags filled with food and l-1 larvae and putting them on the trays. those are going to then enter into the larvae room robot. >> for the next six days this robot will keep the mosquitoes warm, feed them and keep them company. >> the females are stlietly bigger than males. >> the next step is to separate the boys from the girls using a glorified sieve.

they will unbuckle and open the hatch on the side, and they will emerge. usually what happens, and this is based on the mission blue origin did in july -- there's jeff bezos. he looks so happy. his company is doing so well. [laughter] what they are supposed to do is go through health checks. you are under intense aerodynamic stress when you are in the capsule. they will need to make sure that all of the crewmembers are ok. william shatner, as we know, is 90 years old, but all signs from the community and is that everyone is healthy and well, and momentarily they will pop open that hatch, and as you can see, the tv crews are waiting. guy: does that capsule get reused? how much of the aircraft actually gets reused? ed: on this mission in particular, the system that carried up the crew is the same as the one in july. that is the point of the reusability. people in the industry describe it with the airplane example. imagine taking an airbus a380 or boeing 777 on a journey and then throwing it away after a single use. that is what the space industry is doing no

and the senate report says the president is subject to the hatch act. i just don't know -- i haven't refund that question. i don't know whether that's a settled question or not. presidents engage in politics all the time. they do that thing where they run for re-election, for example, and they advocate their own election. so i don't know whether it's subject to the hatch act, but if that's the enforcement mechanism, i wouldn't hold my breath. >> i've been a believer that you're better off asking a democratic president to sign something, new executive orders and then force the next president to rescind that order. because i don't think the legislative can tell the executive how to manage its business. that's what we ultimately find out. >> that is the problem. what the senate report says are the chief of staff mark meadows and justices violate not only the law, but these established norms that have been set up by past attorneys general that go back basically to watergate saying -- >> have you been indicted on norms before? who do we indict on norms? >> t

i don't see how it hatches. that's what progressives want. this could hatch is if president joe biden goes to house democrats and tells them you have my word that joe manchin and kyrsten sinema are going to vote on this bill. they're going to support it, and you may now -- you have my blessings to move forward and it's going to happen. and i think that that is the only way that president biden is able to seal this deal and convince the progressives they're not going out on a limb. but absent that, i don't see how there's a vote today. >> thank you for that. i should note you contributed to the why are you up way too early. you were up in support of the $500,000 raised for breast cancer. and the bad news babies. >> thanks, leann caldwell. still ahead with halloween just a few days away, one state is preparing for a totally different holiday. "way too early" will be right back. ent holiday. "way too early" will be right back this is... ♪ ♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets l

then they'll open up the hatch and we'll see them all come out and hug each other. they'll have some people there to greet them. and then of course wave to the cameras. >> at that if it happens like last time they take them back to the launch for a little press. carlos press conference and then we'll hear them all speak at length about what the experience was like. i'm able to play some of that video of captain kirk i've just been playing videos this is just needed. our second human flight. >> of the new shepard vehicle. on board. the great william shatner now who has become the oldest person to have ever flown to space at the ripe age of 90 years old. >> our very own audrey powers as well as our to customers. glen de vries and styles and our recovery crew is out there and is about to open the hash. there's our founder jeff bezos given the big thumbs up. >> looking in the although year, haha. oh, here we go. shot right >> this is this how surreal is it right now. you know, back in star trek days. they would like to find mission to outer and just the fact of normal p

those inside the amarula had now found a weapon and hatched a plan.t, we won't survive another night there and they were going to get in. 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 their home. th

meanwhile, investigators had hat hatch declaring plantings near one of her captors.n who called himself adam. after years of phone calls, emails and other an undercover investigator had earned adam stress. now, it was time to tighten the net. continuing with the capture, here's kate snow. >> as the hunt for her kidnappers progress, amanda continued to recover and heal. part of that journey included sharing her story with the world. four years after being freed, she released her memoir, a house in the sky. it became a best seller. >> in my own life, friends, families, book love people, say to me have you read this book? you've reached a lot of people. >> most people never will be kidnapped, but people know pin and loss and adversity that they don't think that they can get through. so, what i feel people find in the pages's inspiration and a reminder that they are strong, too. >> her strength would become a crucial to the operation now underway. investigators knew they had her kidnapped her, adam, on the hook. they also knew that in order to get justice for amanda, the

i don't know what hatch you speak of. people generally want prosperity and security. having difficulty providing that or if it's being subverted by those who want to create chaos so that they can make a more authoritarian government, that's part of it, too. nothing is guaranteed like that. the encouraging thing is watching on a grass-roots level, people that are really viewing it as something that they want to protect and that they want to strengthen and working on those things on the ground. >> as somebody who worries about democracy every day, i do appreciate your conveying of optimism right now. but we have a majority of the republican voters out there who think that -- falsely the election was stolen and who think it's an integral part of defining themselves as a republican to say that donald trump had the election stolen from him. this is not only not going away, this misinformation, big lie, you know, flirtation with autocracy, it's getting worse. >> that's the worst bedtime story i have ever heard. you can fret about it or you can go about strengthening those a

these rare leatherback turtles hatching in droves on beaches normally occupied by sunbathers.rding the turtles is a big deal for biologists. they want to fly, this one. >> this one, about 8 months. >> 8 months old, he's stretching his wings. i might put him back and let him rest. in thai folklore, turtles represent hard work and prosperity, something workers desperately need. enjoying the allure here is easy, but striking that balance may prove to be more elusive. britt clennett, abc news, phuket. >> thanks to britt. >>> up next, the show of solidarity on the field of play. plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen can help you explore cost support options. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted.

for the american people. >> kim, when's the last time that anybody's faced consequences under the hatch act? >> i don't know. that's probably a question for the history books, i would agree, but we have -- we are in uncharted waters, victor, on so many levels. as a constitutional law professor, i don't need to make up hypotheticals anymore because life is outliving the imagination under this past president and what we're living through right now when it comes to the degradation of democracy itself in america. >> yeah, real-life examples of constitutional crises that this country's facing. elie, one more to you. we're getting through the thousands of documents that cnn's great folks have been looking through about some of the president's allies. after the election, the claims about dominion voting and they really had no idea what they were talking about because they didn't spend time even to review the facts. >> yeah. first of all, let it be known, they knew. they knew this was nonsense, and they got out there and they spouted it anyway. we are seeing some meaningful accountability now t

would not further research or determine that the former president could be prosecuted under the hatch act? >> congresswoman, the justice department has a longstanding policy of not commenting on potential investigations or actual or pending investigations. it's a foundational element of our rule of law norms. it is to protect everyone no matter what their position, former president, current president, congresswoman, senator, or ordinary citizen. ly have to rest on that. i can't comment. >> i take there is no prohibition but thank you so much. the justice department investigated texas five secure juvenile facilities finding sexual abuse. can i get an answer working with the justice department encouraging standardized conditions for these facilities since the facts were gross in terms of the abuse of those children? i think you are investigating georgia as well. >> we are investigating texas and that was announced and i believe the governor welcomed that investigation and it's being done by a combination of the civil rights division and all four u.s. attorneys offices in texas. >> with

as game plan was hatched to face chicago bears it will be garoppolo under center, four point road favorite to end a game skid, rookie grew up 30 miles from soldier field. he's been out two weeks so coach is cautious. >> i don't think it's right for him to start full time now especially when i don't know if he can get through practice today. i want to see if he is healthy first. when he is healthy for more than one day, we'll start to see when is the best time. i don't think that's crazy to think now is the best time when he will come to practice limited for the first time in two weeks. >>> soccer, portland timbers do not fall down. earthquakes in white saw this unbelievable goal, oh my gosh! a bicycle number epic shot in a 2-nil victory which sadly eliminated san jose from the mls playoffs. this brings us to this picture. ken bastida, my teammate because of nine years and because of scheduling last night was my last time i got to look to my left and see him sitting there. we are talking about honesty, insight, humor, wisdom. that's what you want from a father figure. ken and i at our age,

. >> reporter: one of the world's richest men opening the hatch. jeff bezos grew up a star trek and captain kirk fan and invited shatner to fly but for shatner this was far more than a ten-minute joyride. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i have ever had i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened i hope that i can maintain what i feel now i don't want to lose it. >> reporter: soon after, we caught up with him on the landing pad. bill, you seemed emotional when you came down. >> i still am. i am overwhelmed by what i saw i saw death in the blackness of space. i saw life in the beauty and the warmth of earth. i am 90, close to death. did i see death? i don't know i'm moved by the enormous experience i just had. >> reporter: a deep appreciation for how fragile the earth truly is and for blue origin, mission accomplished >> yeah, tom speaking of mission accomplished, blue origin also got what it wanted today, which was a lot of free publicity. >> reporter: this was a stroke of marketing genius. by inviting captain kirk

you can bet they are hatching plans to attack us. that is who they are. that is what they do. thinking otherwise is naive and dangerous. america is in greater danger today than we were just three months ago. joe biden thinks retreat is a sign of strength. just realized that his actions have told the world that america is too weak to stand up for itself. the consequences of this failure are echoing across the world. there are not one but two radical islamic regimes in the world. afghanistan and iran. they are different in some ways. but they are united in their hatred for america. and because of the ministrations policies, they are gaining strength and determination. you can bet they will push their advantages because joe biden has proven he will fold. russia is happy too. vladimir putin is thinking about how he can swallow more of ukraine and perhaps other neighbors and he is pocketing the president's foolish concessions on nord stream 2. the media limitless lay and falsely called donald trump a russian student. in eight months in office, joe biden has done more to produce --

viewers around the world have watched nearly 50 baby falcons hatch over the years, but since pg&e recentlye building, the camera is going to be turned off two weeks from today. in the east bay, the popular first friday festival in oakland is back for the first time in over a year. we were there tonight speaking with artists and business owners who have been waiting through the entire pandemic to finally showcase their work. >> the music, the dancing, the food. all of it is back. oakland's first friday festival is here. >> after a most two years, this is amazing. >> the last time adriana and her family came to first fridays, her daughter was four months old. today, she speaks and even has her own opinions about the festival. welcoming the crowd of 30,000 to 50,000 people who typically come to this outdoor festival are stores and three live bands. >> this is historical, important, and powerful. >> powerful economic boost for small businesses. >> the smoothie. i got sandals. >> as well as food stands. >> i live in stockton. we drove all the way over here for this. of course. so worth it. 100%

afterwards, bezos opening the hatch. >> hello, astronauts. welcome to earth. >> reporter: shatner and the crew emerging. >> to see the blue cover go right by and now you're staring into blackness. that's the thing. the covering of blue, this sheet, this blanket, this comforter of blue that we have around us. we think, oh, the blue sky, and then suddenly you shoot through it all, and you rip off the sheet when you're asleep and you're looking into blackness, into black ugliness. and you look down, there's the blue down there and the black up there. >> reporter: shatner overcome. >> i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. it's extraordinary. extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this. i hope that i can maintain what i feel now. i don't want to lose it. >> reporter: and right after, we were there with the crew. what made you so emotional up there? >> the absolute startling, unexpected difference between the darkness of space and the blue of earth. out there lies coldness. yes, the mystery of space, but right here lies sustenanc

the game plan was hatched to face the chicago bears.ll be jimmy garoppolo, a 4 point favorite to end a four- game skid. he group 30 miles from soldier field. trey lance was back at practice under limited activity because of a knee issue. he is been out two weeks. the coach is cautious. >>> i do not think it is the right thing for him to start full-time. especially if i do not know if he can get to practice today. when he is healthy, or at least more than one day, we will start to see when it is the best time for him. which i do not think that is crazy at all to think now is the best time for him when he will come out to practice limited for the first time in two weeks. >>> the portland timbers do not fall at home. there is is unbelievable goal. my gosh. a bicycle number? epic shot in a two-nil victory, which sadly, eliminated san jose from the mls playoffs. which brings us to this picture. ken bastida, my teammate of nine years. because of scheduling, tonight is my last time. i will look to my left and see him sitting there. insight, hu

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. >> reporter: one of the world's richest men opening the hatch. jeff bezos drew up a star trek and captain kirk fan and invited him to fly for shatner, this was much more than a ten-minute joyride. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i can ever have. i am so filled with emotion about what just happened i hope that i can maintain what i fell if you. i don't want to lose it. >> reporter: son after, we caught up with him on the landing pad. bill, you seemed emotional when you came down. >> i still am. i am overwhelm by what i saw i saw death in the blackness of space. i saw life in the beauty and the warmth of earth. i am 90-close-to-death did i see death? i don't know i am moved by the enormous experience i just had. >> reporter: a deep appreciation for how fragile the earth truly is and for blue origin, mission accomplished yeah, make no mistake about it, this was a stroeblke of marketi genius to put captain kirk, thereby, ensuring you will get the world's media to pay attention and to come back here to remote texas. as for th

so you can that they are hatching plans to attack us. so to think otherwise is naÏve and dangerous america is in greater danger today than we were just three months ago. joe biden things retreat as a sign of strength. he doesn't even realize that his option that america is to week to stand up for itself. the consequences of the failure is echoing across the world. now they are not one bit to radical islamic regimes in the world afghanistan and iran they are different in some ways but they are united in their hatred for america. and because of this administration's policies with strength and determination you can bet they will push advantages because joe biden has proven he will fold. russia is happy. vladimir putin is thinking about how he can swallow more of ukraine and the southern neighbors and with the fullest concession the media relentlessly falsely calls donald russian stooge and an eight months in office joe biden has done more to improve russia's economic and strategic and trump ever did it is disgraceful and then the worst thre

batten down the hatches for tomorrow morning and afternoon. >>> now to one of the biggest victims of climate change. iceland is melting fast. scientists say the amount of ice lost in iceland fueled by global warming totals more than 1.2 trillion tons per year. there are roughly 400 glaciers on iceland, experts say a majority of them are melting at rates never seen before. glacier melts are the main cause of rising sea level that threatened to flood coastal communities around the world. scientists say all that water could be changing the oceans circulation which could fuel more extreme weather like hurricanes and heat waves. one expert says we can keep the planet from overheating. >> that means we have to act now. i want people to think about the future with ice. >> jackson says if nothing is done to reduce global warming there's a possibility iceland could lose nearly all of its ice in the next century. >>> coming up, how rock 'n roll paid the way for one bay area photographer to be remembered long after his death. >>> and why the reality of flying cars could be... here now. >>> and

we are awaiting jeff bezos, who is now opening the hatch. >> all of them appear healthy.ir own power. >> he said hello, astronauts, as he poked his head through the hatch door. [ applause ] >> a big hug from her sister. the vice president of mission and flight operations at blue origin, the only blue origin employee. and there it is. >> the first full australian citizen to go to space and back. and glenn devries. >> i don't know if you could hear that, savannah. william shatner just said "it's fun." well, i'll tell you, he was really nervous about this. he said it on our air. he said it in conversations with me. he was nervous about this trip. >> he said i really want to come back down. let's listen and see if we can catch some of this. >> the impression that i've that i never expected to have is the shooting up -- >> come here. i want one. i want to hear this. here. okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my god. >> the champagne showers have begun. smiles all around. william shatner taking in the moment, clearly. >> what you have done, everybody in the world needs to do th

. >>> coming up, how this hatch could make getting your vaccines pain-free. we will show you how it works. >>> planning to visit family this holiday season? the new guidelines just released by the cdc. >>> all new at 6:00 after a groundbreaking 60 minutes report, the mounting pressure for facebook to release research data. >>> i'm sean ramus in lhasa lafayette. this tree needs to be cut down for safety, but the neighbors disagree. now, a third party may decide he was right. we will have that story coming up. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and a little elizabeth is coming up next. >>> on the cbs evening news. >> we have a lot of news to cover tonight, the stunning facebook news. the social network along with instagram and what's up and 3 billion users knocked off the internet. >>> what you didn't hear from the facebook whistleblower last night on 60 minutes. >>> we have exclusive reportin ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> covid-19 shots, flu shots,

theconservative like orrin hatch and strom thurmond.s, he worked productively with botht were that'sg part of r president last year. he was difrent and he was different and they liked some the things he did but they were upset by their and they said he will work across party lines so let's elect until the last few days frankly when we see them trying to negotiate a compromise this wonderful new programs down to some affordable amount negotiating to not the centerleft democrats but to the left of democrats. it's had an influence is and just the johnson and as a republican cross party lines it's time for the president to pull democrats together for the sake of the country but also for the sake of the party and i hope that's what we will see and if notwh i fear democrats suffer next year in the congressional election and probably in the presidential e line next. i will get to you next. in medford oregon, you are next up. go ahead. go ahead jim. >> good morning. joe year centrist ideas have not exact the poor. i think are around the world today. your opinion during situation where you th

batten down the hatches. >> people i know out in the valley are just dying on the vine. >> we will get plenty of rain over the next several days. we have showers moving in right now, and will look at those and hide of doppler in a moment. one storm system is giving us the rain tonight and wednesday, with lingering showers thursday, and then yet another storm system will move towards us on friday. rain to end the work week, and the strongest will hold off until sunday and monday. a full-fledged atmospheric river will soak us sunday and monday across the entire bay area. right now the heaviest rain is falling over sonoma county. a few showers in marin county, just starting to shower right now. the heavier brain will move farther to the east, making its way on shore right over highway 1. they heaviest rain is still off the coast. it will go up across the north bay over the next few hours. the best chance of rain will stay north of the golden gate until about 8:00 or 9:00 or so. it does look like that rain will push further east. the first batch of heavy rain will fall apart as it makes it

after pg&e set up the camera, almost 50 falcons have been hatched in front of an international audiencee utility is selling its headquarters. the live stream will end on october 15th. >>> well, this woman got to watch babe ruth in his prime. but she has never seen the giants win 107 games. she was hoping to see that today. that didn't happen. but she saw the game. that's the important thing. pauline engleman turns 113 on monday. we believe she is the oldest giants fan alive. i am going to say she is. she was around when the then-new york giants beat the yankees in the world series in 1922. she even moved here in 1958, the same year the giants moved here. mm-hmm. now she lives in cord a madera. what do you think she wanted to do for the party? watch that giants game. local first responders stopped by to wish her a very happy 113th birthday. rob, wherever she was, wherever anybody was today, it was a fantastic day. a great day to almost turn 113. >> yeah, any day is great for that. the weather was really nice, too, if you were outside. san francisco, you got close to 80 degrees briefly. t