[applause] >> you can hear the applause here in hawthorne.waiting to get a a video back fm of course i still love you and the view from the camera we saw just briefly. news of the dragon trunk pics of the first stages on the ground ship successfully landed more poorly second stage is in a nominal orbit with the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up. >> that's right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon nine will be in a coast phase. it will take that long until the spacecraft separates from the falcon nine. of course both now and a nominal orbit. great to see some of the views of the earth as it passes by over the north atlantic ocean. >> we are getting shot of the crew in orbit. i'm looking for the 0g indicator. can't see it in this shot but we have a minute to go into we have spacecraft separation. dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour and an altitude of 124 miles. again the four person crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. less than 30 seconds do we have spacecraft

a was chad here in mission control hawthorne responding with commander shane kimbrough. the first major burn of endeavor's approach though international space station. that is expected in less than minute from now. again a two minute firing of dragon's draco thrusters the combination of the forward bulkhead that are now exposed to the nose cone opening on the forward end of drg on and the service section draco that surround the dragon capsule. >> if you are just now joining us what you are looking at is mission control hawthorne. on the left hand screen is the corp who is speaking with the crew throughout the in tire duration of the mission. >> and we have confirmation of firing. again, a two minute burn, a little more than two minutes. this will lay the dragon lowest point in the orbit to a higher altitude. >> if you are just joining us, we are currently in the phase burn as we speak. you see is mission control hawthorne the corp on the left-hand side and waiting for confirmation. >> dragon spacex burn nominal. >> copy. >> perfect timing. we had good call university nom

[applause] >> applause here in hawthorne. waiting to get a video signal back from the droneship. the view from the onboard camera. we saw it briefly. it looks like first stage on the drone ship getting views of the dragon, the first stage on the droneship successfully landed and more importantly, second stage is in a nominal orbit the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up, gary. that is right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon 9 will be in a coast phase. it will take that long. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it is greet see some of the viewings of the earth as it passes bay over the north atlantic ocean. >> we are getting shots of the crew in orbit looking forethe 0g indicator. you see in this shot. we have a minute to go up until we have spacecraft separation. dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour at altitude of 124 miles. again the four-person crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. less than 30 seconds until we have spacecraft separation. woe should hear words were the corp here in mission con

wellle from here in author hawthorne it was very exciting. we are going to be with you throughout the entire phase. the rendezvous phase until dragon docks with the international space station over the next 23 hours and bring you through the major burns that are happening but i am so jealous of marie and the group over there over at the kennedy space center. you actually got see the launch and probably feel it as well. marie, what was that like? >> oh, it was just spectacular! you know, the sun has not come up yelt here in florida, but you know, we were able to turn around and see the launch right behind us, and it lit up the sky just absolutely breath take. >> it was so -- it was astounding to see the colors mean not the just the usual fireball but there was pulsating to the end and you are much more eloquent describing that sequence which i appreciate you doing that. >> happy to help. >> it was so fun and knowing that those guys were enjoying the ride along with the site wes got see. of course, we were so lucky have clear weather here being

[applause] >> applause here in hawthorne. waiting to get a video signal back from the droneship. the view from the onboard camera. we saw it briefly. it looks like first stage on the drone ship getting views of the dragon, the first stage on the droneship successfully landed and more importantly, second stage is in a nominal orbit the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up, gary. that is right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon 9 will be in a coast phase. it will take that long. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it is greet see some of the viewings of the earth as it passes bay over the north atlantic ocean. >> we are getting shots of the crew in orbit looking forethe 0g indicator. you see in this shot. we have a minute to go up until we have spacecraft separation. dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour at altitude of 124 miles. again the four-person crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. less than 30 seconds until we have spacecraft separation. woe should hear words were the corp here in mission con

have are excellent training team at johnson space center also an outstanding training team from hawthorne and the iss program and commercial program working together to get us here as well as our international partners. we are really excited to be here and be part of this historic mission with two dragons on board, the first reuse of a capsule and booster, it is a tremendous achievement on behalf of our partner spacex. i want to congratulate and thank them. we are so excited to be here. we are ready to get to work. there is a lot of great science that i know we will be doing. we are excited to learning get -- to learn and get started. thank you. >> thank you, mr. jersek. we now welcome associate administer kathy leaders to provide remarks. please call station for a voice check. >> this is kathy lueders. do you hear me? >> we have you loud and clear. >> i could see and ever approaching the station one more time, near and dear to my heart to see that going on. i think both steve and megan mentioned how amazing it was to see resilience there on the station. the folks on the crew one and othe

hawthorn, waiting to get a video signal back from the drone ship. of course i still love you. and the view from the on board camera we saw it just briefly. looks like first stage on the drone ship, getting views of the dragon chart. so the first stage is on the drone ship, successfully landed, and more importantly second stage is in a nominal orbit with the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up, gary. >> that's right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon 9 will be in a coast phase. it will take that long until the spacecraft separates from the falcon 9. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it's great to see some of the views of the earth as it passes by over the north atlantic ocean. >> we're getting shots of the crew in orbit. looking for that zero g indicator. can't seem to see it in this shot, but we have a minute to go until we have spacecraft separation. dragon traveling at nearly 17,000 miles per hour at an altitude of 124 miles. again, the four-person crew of endeavor is in orbit right now. less than 30 se

. >> reporter: michelle hawthorne who works at the chill bar feels the same way. >> everything that has happened in the last year and half is frustrating and so we are trying not to look at it, and try to focus on our business. >> reporter: so why is solano county the last one in red? health officials say that the covid rates are very close to move into the orange tier, but not close enough. another problem here, young people are gathering, and there remains a challenge to get enough vaccines. >> and being pushed by the age of 18 to 49-year-olds, and tht is that we have not been able to get enough vaccines in solano county. >> reporter: and another reason that the county is in the red tier is because it is sitting between the greater bay area and sacramento, meaning a lot of people coming in and out of the county on a daily basis. health officials here are optimistic tonight. they say that solano county could make it into the orange tier in a cup of weeks. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> new details in the cities of alameda and san francisco will take new action to boost the protect

. >> reporter: michelle hawthorne, who works at a vine bar, feels the same way. >> everything that's been happening in the last year and a half has been frustrating. so we try not to look at that. we just see what's happening in our business. >> reporter: so that big question -- why is a llano county the last county in red? health officials say the county's covid rates are so close on several levels to move into the orange tier. but not close enough. another problem here, young people are gathering. and there remains a challenge to get enough vaccine. >> the data being pushed by the age range of 18 to 49-year-olds, and that age population hasn't been able to get as much vaccine as other populations in solano county. >> reporter: another reason why the county is still in the red tier is because solano sits between the greater bay area and sacramento, meaning there are a lot of people coming in and out of the county on a daily basis. health officials here are optimistic tonight. they say that solano county could make it into the orange tier in a couple of weeks. cheryl hurd, nbc bay ar

. >> reporter: nearly twice the speed limit on the downhill stretch of hawthorne lavar where woods crashed february 23rd. the sheriff explain why investigators did not seek a search warrant or a blood sample which would have screened for drugs or alcohol. >> without signs of impairment, we don't get to the point where we can actually authorize a search warrant for probable cause and execute the search word. >> the no alcohol, no open containers in the vehicle and no comics are evidence of medication in the vehicle or on his person. >> reporter: investigators also said there was no evidenc of distracted driving. the sheriff said no traffic citations were issued and emphasized that his department did not give woods a special trip. >> the situation would be the same for anyone in the room in the same situation with the solo traffic collision. no witnesses, and we do not issue a citation. >> totally run-of-the-mill findings. the same findings you find with thousands and thousands of other reports that don't get, you know, publicly revealed. >> reporter: he is the los angeles criminal defense a

he has madison hawthorne from north carolina who women have said would drive them to the boondocks tohe has that doctor, the white house doctor from texas who, you know, a report, a government report said would get drunk and knock on women's doors in the middle of the night. he hasqanon conspiracy theirist marjorie taylor greene. look what trump has brought into the republican party. and it is to the point where kevin mccarthy can't even out them. can't even get his own party under control. it is creepo. the creepo caucus. >> mark, let me ask but the fox -- the gop and the fox propaganda network pushing this bogus claim that biden wants to force americans to eat less red meat. is this what happens when the cancel culture grievances are combined with misinformation? >> well, it's a real whopper, don. excuse the pun. >> you've been waiting form one. >> so this is the clearest case of desperation i've seen at least in the last 24 hours, where, and you know, democrats should sort of secretly be cheering about this. what it says to me is that they can't take on biden himself, his policies.

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. >> you hear the applause here in hawthorn, waiting to get a video signal back from the drone ship.love you. and the view from the on board camera we saw it just briefly. looks like first stage on the drone ship, getting views of the dragon chart. so the first stage is on the drone ship, successfully landed, and more importantly second stage is in a nominal orbit with the dragon spacecraft getting ready for some important events coming up, gary. >> that's right. about two more minutes the dragon and the second stage of the falcon 9 will be in a coast phase. it will take that long until the spacecraft separates from the falcon 9. of course, both now in a nominal orbit. it's great to see some of the views of the earth as it passes by over the north atlantic ocean.

purpose in running for office was to become twitter famous and to become famous on the right, madison hawthornez, who now we're learning more and more about his behavior in tallahassee. politico, mark's outfit, reports that gaetz's own aides would regularly send embarrassing videos of their boss to other gop operatives, meaning they didn't even like the guy himself. i wonder why this model, if it's so unsuccessful at politics, at mark just said, they don't accomplish much for their constituents, why does this seem to work so well in the gop? >> well, look, politics has changed, and you could make a case that congress is not as serious as an institution that it once was. evidence being matt gaetz's election and his continuance in service in the body and i think the story around coming out of the florida legislature, the story about his aides in congress right now just reflect that matt gaetz really is a man on an island, whether he runs for re-election or not, the intriguing thing is you do have candidates beginning to swirl. republican candidates beginning to swirl in the panhandle of florida,

rollover accident happened on february 23rd just after seven a.m. on the curvy downhill stretch of hawthorne boulevard near blackhorse road and rancho palace very days. sheriff alex vienna wave is adamant woods was not given special treatment, the sheriff says. nobody search wood's phone for possible texting or tested him for drugs or alcohol because there was no reason to believe he was distracted or impaired. without the signs of impairment. we don't get to the point where we can actually author a search warrant and develop the probable cause to get that execute that search warrant, so that did not happen, and that is not preferential treatment that would occur in any collision of this type based on these circumstances. past history does not get you the elements you need establish their probable cause. woods was not even ticketed for speeding because as the law stands right now, a black box, which is an all new vehicles is not enough evidence. you're not gonna be able to use the speed from the black box to sight. you've got to have an observation under the current regulations and rules by

hawthorne, he estimates it will be 90-100 ignitions. you the of those 90-100, 20 can be put out by citizens. this is where i feel mucky. you have the ignition and then the discovery by the citizen and then there is the reporting phase. which is the third part of the equation. the reporting phase is the most difficult, because communications will be down. phone lines will be jammed. so getting the fire reported and as we all know fire grows exponentially, that's the biggest sort of unknown variable as to how big the fires will grow. then there is response. and then there is suppression. so some of the fires will be held to content. some will be a fifth alarm. so it's all -- it's all -- there are estimates from 24 to 72 hours and the other unknown variable of how many water main breaks there may be and how many failures of the a.w.s.s., the old system. so there will be a range of answers on the water demand needs before that comes out and we're still kind of working the variables on that. we're can looking at a host of issues for the repo

we have the nevada test site, nellis air force base, fallon air naval station, hawthorne ammunition depot. we have done our share. it's not compatible with tourism, which is our number-one industry. people are afraid of it, based upon chernobyl, based upon the george, where they have the st. highest cancer rate in the world, literally. we don't want it if it's 1,700 feet underground or 10,000 feet underground. when nada was first mentioned as a possibldump site for nuclear waste, i said, "no way." my goal is to deliver these signed petitions to the president and impress upon him that nevadans don't want a nuclear dump in their backyard. man: joining me now live is u.s. senator harry reid. what's your strongest argument to keeping nuclear waste out of nevada? reid: how are you gonna get it here? we had 400,000 truck accidents last year. 14,000 of those dealt with hazardous materials. we had 2,100 train wrecks last year. over 1,000 of those dealt with hazardous materials. this is an accident waiting to happen. man: and they say most americans will join the opposition once they see the web o

and then the third area of impact was on the west curb on the opposite side of hawthorne boulevard andforth impact, a tree west of the curb off of the roadway approximately 71 feet. and the blue dot indicated there is the point of where the vehicle was. the impact of the vehicle when they hit the tree because the vehicle to go airborne and do somewhat landing on its side. the follow-up investigation after the fact has the sheriff indicated that, there was no evidence of any impairment or no odor of alcohol were no open vehicles and the vehicle. no narcotics or medication in the vehicle or on his person. in this situation come up course, he was asked about that we conduct field sobriety test. due to his injuries and due to the traumatic nature of his injuries, it would not be appropriate to do a field sobriety test. i will say that tiger woods and his management team have been in communication with us and throughout this entire event and cooperative with any of our investigation questions and responded to any of our questions and or concerns. the event data reporter was investigated on

. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says as woods' suv headed downhill on hawthorn boulevard it reachedonds, the vehicle traveled over the center median crossing two lanes of traffic, hit a tree, went airborne, and pirouetted to a stop landing on its side about 71 feet from the curb. evidence from the vehicle's data recorder shows no attempt to brake. still unknown, whether woods might have been distracted. >> captain, wouldn't it seem to be logical to check to see if tiger woods was perhaps distracted, using his cell phone or texting before the accident? >> well, i mean, it's not going to change anything. the cause of the collision was the speed and the inability to maintain the roadway, and so all it would have been is an associated factor, which wouldn't cause the collision. >> reporter: with woods seriously injured and showing no signs of impairment, officers say they had no probable cause to obtain a blood sample to test for drugs or alcohol. neither his previous accident nor his dui arrest were a factor in this case. >> do you think you asked enough questions and got enough answer

that changed on hawthorne boulevard. the investigation revealed he speeded up to 87 miles per hour in a 45-mile-per-hour zone and the car's so-called black box revealing tiger woods never touched the brakes, instead slamming all the way down on the gas pedal. >> it is speculated and believed that tiger woods inadvertently hit the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal causing the rating on the accelerator. >> reporter: the four collision points as woods' vehicle went rocketing over a median across the road through brush then slamming into a tree at 75 miles an hour. first responders say they used an axe and pry bar to yank woods out the windshield and pull him to safety. the police report feeling woods had lacerations or bruising on his head, nose and chin and an open fracture on his right leg leading to emergency surgery. police are calling woods' driving unsafe, but did not cite him for speeding, and they've ruled out impairment. >> there was no odor of alcohol. there were no open containers in the vehicle and there were

they beat southampton 3—0 at the hawthorns, callum robinson rounding off the scoring.ly thing we failed to do, as you heard me say many times, was finish the chances they created. now they're winning, they're getting the praise that they deserve. brighton are edging towards safety. they're seven points clear of the bottom three after a goalless draw with everton, who had the best chance through alex iwobi. saturday's scottish cup match between rangers and celtic has been moved to sunday, as a mark of respect, to avoid a clash with prince philip's funeral. a national minute's silence will be held at three o'clock, and there will be no kick—offs at that time. many sporting events have been rescheduled, and others, such as race meetings and cricket matches, will be paused for at least an hour. it's all still sinking in for grand national winner rachel blackmore. the leading jockey at this year's cheltenham festival produced that brilliant ride at aintree to become the first woman to win the historic race. she says she's been blown away by the support she's received from s

we have our excellent training team at johnson space center and outstanding training team from hawthorne in the entire iss program and commercial crew program working to gather as well along with our international partners. we are excited to be here and be part of this historic mission with two dragons on board, first reuse of encapsulated booster, tremendous achievement on behalf of our partner space x so i congratulate and thank them. so excited to be here and ready to get to work. i know we are going to be doing and exciting to learn and get started. >> we now welcome associate administrator kathy leers for remarks. please call station for a voice check. >> station, do you hear me? >> yes we do. >> we have you loud and clear. >> i see endeavor approaching station one more time, near and dear to my heart. steve and megan mentioned how important it was to see "resilience" on the station, you guys had the best view but it was really cool seeing it from here on earth. like steve talked about, wow, and megan too, we talk a lot about this being a team sport, this exemplifies that. our comme