we know that in the spacecraft for jeff basals, he sold one tourist seat on auction for $20 million.do not know who it is but somebody paid $20 million to go up with him. tourism is here, ladies and gentlemen. we have already had some go up already. but, this seems to be the trend and that may help pay for some of the costs of exploration. >> all right. tourism pays the cost for expiration and exploration is what you need before colonization. i want to ask we think a timeline might be. he says that spacex will launch the first on crude mission. when will the first man to crew be possible? >> nobody knows. the difficulty of sending humans to mars is so much greater than sending robots to mars. there are a lot of difficulties. imagine if we sent a crew to mars and something went wrong and they could not take off? and they essentially were then condemned to death on mars on live television. this is not the sort of thing that we really want to have happen. so i think a lot more precautions need to be taken before people are ready to go to mars. >> would it be easier to colonize the moon

now, at the age of 82 she is getting her chance flying with jeff basals aboard the inaugural flight ofrds sub >> isn't that amazing? she would joan she will join jeff basals, his brother and an unknown person who play who paid $28 million to be on the flight. she waited decades for this. she volunteered for the mercury spaceflight but nasa canceled it. she logged nearly 20,000 hours of flight timeight timeight time overdue. you can't help but be excited for her for this great opportunity. >> eyes just lit up when she found that the good news. spencer i am so glad she finally gets to live outlive out lifelong dream. >> you see the joy in her face? it is unbelievable. we will be watching. i am watching the weather for you. we are having increasing low clouds and some drizzle. overnight lows in the upper 50s. tomorrow it moves to the coastline. sunny over the bay and in the. low 60s and low to mid 70s and the bay. mid 80s inland. here is the accuweather forecast. not much change in the pattern for the fourth of july. expect a little bit of a warm up at the end of next week but we have lov

jeff basals went up in space or branson is hoping to become astronauts because they are able to go astronautswn. and it says in the front of the telegraph the clause that makes you in astronaut has been changed to include that your trip should be to perform activities essential to public safety or contributed to human space safety. i'm not sure, what's behind it, i'm sure. but going up to space and coming straight back down might not qualify them to be astronauts just yet. i them to be astronautsjust yet. i feel a bit sorry for that. not so much forjeff basals or richard branson who frankly are two wealthy men who invested in a lot of money and what they think will be very successful commercial ventures and full marks to them, there's nothing wrong with that. but that's their motivation. i do feel a bit sorry for poor old wally funk. i waited all these years to get into space and and find she's still not going to be allowed to call herself in astronaut. to be allowed to call herself in astronaut-— to be allowed to call herself in astronaut. , , , , , astronaut. maybe she will be present becau

amazon founder jeff basal has been working on his blue origin face project for years, and he will personally pilot the 1st flight expecting also on board basis, brother mark and 82 year old wally funk. come back down. we land gently on the desert surface. 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 do origin, is scheduled for july 20th. i need no date has been set for the 3rd 1000000000 and the space race. chancellor sondra musk has recently focused on launching satellites for online services for now using space to make money. not spend it. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. most of those major over using countries have agreed to boost outputs showing an effect plus me thing. on friday, united, our amaris is the only one not to sign up something that could fill derailed the deal. chinese regulators of band right haili

jeff bezos, the founder of amazon boarded it and was outside of our atmosphere for 1s brother mark basals as an 18-year-old student and an 81-year-old. a lot of people missed the launch. we wanted to give you a quick replay of what it looks like. ♪ ♪ >> colonel, you better take a look at this radar. what is that, son customer >> i don't know, sir. but it looks like a giant -- >> oh, my god, it looks like a huge -- >> any of you kids want another -- >> dad, what's that customer >> i don't know, son. >> tucker: yep, the world's largest plant. we didn't make that up. we didn't want to put that on television that that is the man's richest man and we had no choice to cover his hobby. i'm going to tell you the name of the actual rocket. he's calling it -- here is what we are want to tell you. we are going to tell you about his reception. as soon as he landed, he was greeted by a throng of his own reporters, he owns "the washington post." you tend to get good coverage when you pay the people producing it. these are people who know how bad life can be. they could be working at an amazon fulfillme