and finally, nasa once you've been asked or not on the moon by 2024 and jeff davis wants to be a part of the action. the blue origin founder who just returned from his 1st 10 minute trip to space is now calling for his company to be allowed to join the contract that was previously awarded to space x and you on month and an open letter to the administrator of nasa. they those offered to waive $2000000000.00 and fees over the next 2 years, as long as blue origin is allowed to contribute to the development and launch of nasa lunar lander, while nasa originally awarded 10 month contract space ex blue origin and dianetics before choosing space x alone for a nearly 3000000000 dollar deal phases argued the agency should continue to allow competition in order to get the best possible result. now of course jeff pays us makes this a right this open letter to nasa about a week before it's expected that the government accountability office is going to rule on that contract, which eventually went to space x. they essentially suspended it while they researched what the concerns that dynamics and bl

hopefully when jeff davis himself. >> grab some like to say a few stay tuned for that on earth.eather, john, that thing, huh. >> a little cloudy here in the bay area today, at least for a lot of the bay area. we're kicking things off with the low gray yet again. you're nor cal how the weather center forecast starting things off in your berkeley hills cam right here without much visibility at all. now it is going to take a bit for our bayside and coastal areas to clear out inland areas. you've already done so and looking at some sunshine from san jose on up through the east bay. yesterday was a day with ample thunderstorms across the sierra nevada, which does up fire risk out there yet again. some good news, though, is this high-pressure ridge begins to exit the region. thunderstorm potential begins to diminish for high country neighbors. well, for the bay area. it's all but gone now. we're going to be looking at a really calm day ahead of us. albeit still a warm one. areas like livermore concord in antioch well into the 90's for another day. oakland delay hayward and fremont in

extremely detail oriented at the, perhaps one different as is that he's described as a bit nicer than jeff davis and not quite as harsh. but i'd also say that jeff pieces isn't completely leaving amazon, he's going to remain as chairman and likely remain involved in some of the bigger decisions. one of the big challenges ahead is how and he just deals with global regulators. right? yes, definitely. i just, he was really inheriting it, he's inheriting a complicated situation here on the one hand, amazon's business has really never been so strong, especially the pandemic, but they've never had as big of a target as they have on their back now from global regulators. so they're even been proposals, for example, in the us in the house of representatives to break up amazon. it's unclear if that's actually going to happen. there have been a lot of setbacks for regulators and trying to push forward with some of these anti trust actions. but there definitely is going to be more and more regulatory pressure and potentially more regulatory changes for amazon in the years. i had chelsea delaney and dw busi

and their invasion of jeff davis and elon musk is simply what i have just said.g to 11 billion people and we cannot carry on doing the things we do now. one of the west problems we have at the moment is data service. they have overtaken aviation as a source of carbon in the atmosphere is that every time you download a film i watch a programme we think that it's environmentally much my family but it is actually what billions and billions of us are doing it on a vast scale or it is not an almost every aspect of what humans are trying to do now needs to states. even solar power. we now have the technology to put solar power systems in space which can make power is selling wind farms when there is no land, we can microwave power it down there and send it into the grade, this is now technically possible and it's the cheapest space launch system of these on to to bring it about.— launch system of these on to to bring it about. you mentioned you had this ambition _ bring it about. you mentioned you had this ambition dream - bring it about. you mentioned you had this amb

jeff. one of the members on that select committee who is now no longer on that select committee, represent rodney davis, he told me a couple of weeks ago that the fact that republicans refused to go along with this non-partisan commission that republicans blocked, especially in the senate, that it was becoming republicans' worst nightmare, because now you go from this nonpartisan commission to this partisan select committee that is run by the democrats, where republicans don't have a lot of control over it. i was just texting with some sources, some house republican sources on how this is going to play out. if this is short-term and long-term is going to be good for republicans, bad for republicans. and what i'm hearing back is that ultimately this is they think better for republicans, because they think it looks like a farce before it even began. and so that it looks like it is all pelosi's fault and that what republicans are going to say is that this is just a political exercise on behalf of the speaker. so, you know, we'll have to wait and see how voters and how the public responds, but this was dan

davis has more from today's historic launch. >> a man and star. >> the ride to space and back only lasted 11 minutes, but it's a trip for new astronauts will remember forever. >> amazon >> founder jeffs accompanied by his hand-picked crew, his brother, mark 82 year-old aviation pioneer wally funk an 18 year-old oliver daemen the dutch teen secured his seat after his dad bought it at an auction becoming the first paying passengers. >> well, the way cooler than he and funk are now the youngest and oldest astronauts. it was great. i love it. i could hardly wait to go again. >> blue origin's new shepard rocket is completely automated. not a single pilot or flight engineer on my goodness. listen the roar of the be 3 engine america. the 11 minute ride travel past the karman line which international agencies consider the beginning states after about 3 minutes of weightlessness. it was a smooth landing back to earth. >> touchdown is the only good planet in the solar system. this is the only good one. i promise you. and we have to take care of it and when you go to space resolution wanted to curate even more. >> and that's what this is about. >> kelly davis wgn news. >> neighbors and fire. i

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davisirector of the office of transgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic kn

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davisender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am so honored to int

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davisder initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am so honored to intro

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davis, director of the office of transgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davisust gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am so honored to introduce someone who, frankly, in this crowd needs no introduc

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davisansgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am so honored to

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davisoffice of transgender initiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am s

jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, we have chief nicholson, h.r.c. director sheryl davistiatives, clair farley, and jason pellegrini, who just gave our land acknowledgement. thank you. [applause] >> we are all extremely excited to join mayor breed to officiate this new relaunch of the lgbtq + launch. i see amazing leadership in front of me, i see amazing leadership beside me, and without further adieu, i'd like to introduce karen clopton to introduce the mayor. >> i'm going to ask our vice chair, joseph sweiss, to stand by me, in response to all of his amazing work, maturity, consulting the elders in how to do things and how to go about things because he's one of those that knows he doesn't know everything. we love you, we appreciate you and we want to give you this present. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. frz frz [applause] . >> i also want to acknowledge commissioner amhon for all of her work on this revitalization. >> me, too? >> not yet. >> and commissioner kelleher. [applause] >> for providing institutional and historic knowledge. i am so honored to introduce so