on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima a 21 year old commoner for the occasion. 50000 who to needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple not did it. please remain seated. are you? no, i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. the silver and presents himself as a man of the people, but really speaks to the prince. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i'm not. was the how do you? oh, yeah, definitely. within the country, we're going to drive into all the districts to get to meet the people. and i must thank the people all their good mission. thank you. he's subjects say they appreciate their kings, warmth and kindly not magically the cleaning helps and advisors had people even let them discover things. they didn't know he's truly benevolence. an extraordinary chasm. the people's enthusiasm can also be seen in the photoshop surround him who along with representations of the buddha's lamas and other spiritual leaders,

. ♪ meet george jetson, his boy elroy ♪ >> so are we closer?s the retired astronaut kay heyer. we all thought that the day couldn't possibly come but wouldn't it be fun if can do. so are we closer now that we're seeing that civilians will be in sub orbital space and perhaps even beyond after today's test flight? >> we have absolutely closer to making science fiction reality. watching the jetsons as a young child and when i was very young watching the apollo program and astronauts watch on the moon and the way that technology was chancing so quickly during that time, i just assumed that everyone would be flying in space by the time i was an adult. so in my mind it slowed down a little bit so i'm excited that efforts are accelerating it and making some of these things come true. >> so customers have already put town their deposits for these tickets to virgin galactic flights to fly in 2022. how will what we saw today be perhaps further perfected before then? >> certainly everything about the flight will be evaluated by the virgin galactic team to

like the jetsons at some point, zooming, you know, right over the earth much faster than we can now. that eventually could be what happens in space travel. jeff, thank you. back here on earth, violent crime, as you know, well, it keeps rising in some cities across the country. former cop eric adams just won new york city's democratic mayoral primary over progressives who supported calls to defund the police. what could that mean for democrats in the fight against crime? the jersey republican leader john jon bramnick on what cities need to do. he's next. ♪♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ men, you need to get off the couch and get with the program. with golo, i lost 50 pounds. it feels really good to be able to button your jacket and not worry about it blowing up. -(laughs) -go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier. ok e

the spector of the jetsons has been raised on the broadcast this morning.eff bezos talked about is having this vision of a future where millions of people are living and working in space to benefit earth. is that pie-in-the-sky, generations and generations down the road or is that a time frame that is possible, maybe within our kids' lifetimes? >> as i said, i'm sort of the skeptic but being realistic, i don't see colonization, and i hate the word to be quite honest but i don't see that happening in my life time. i think somewhere down the road if we can get our act together here on the planet, you will see normal, everyday people living and working in space for periods of time. some in low earth orbit, some on the lunar surface and lunar orbit. i believe by the next decade and the decade of the 2030s, we'll have humans in the martian environment and probably on the surface of mars but those are going to be, you know, exploration people, who go there for months at a time maybe, but not long, long-term in the next few generations of people. >> one of the thi

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. >> i call it keeping up with the jetsons. >> reporter: this nasa astronaut watched richard bransonwe have three good viable companies that will give us access to space. >> reporter: elon musk and jeff bezos are planning trips with aerospace companies. if offered a seat by any of them, his answer would be easy. would you take him up? >> in a heartbeat. i would love to go back up. >> reporter: he went to the international space station in 2009 with nasa and said the new opportunity in space travel means more people will have an opportunity to see the world in this new way. a profound experience that could even prevent conflicts. >> from this perspective, we are just one. i wish our leadersismingonline it should be a requirement that any world leader that comes into power take a spaceflight so they can see our world from the perspective. >> reporter: he said aside space tourism, virgin galactic success could lead to faster travel on earth. >> you can imagine leaving new york and going to singapore in one hour as opposed to a 14 hour plane ride. >> reporter: spaceflight for civilians,

on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima a 21 year old commoner for the occasion. 50000 needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple. i didn't want to remain seated. jo, are you know, i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. the sovereign presents himself as a man of the people, but really speaks to the prince. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i'm not. was the how do you? oh, yes, definitely. but within the country, we're going to drive them to the district and get to meet the people. and i must thank the people all the good vision. thank you. the subject say they appreciate their king's warmth, untimeliness magically getting help and advising people, even let them discover things. they didn't know he's truly benevolent. and extraordinary came the people's enthusiasm can also be seen in the photoshop surround him who, along with representations of the buddha's lamas and other spiritual leaders, photos of the gla

on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima a 21 year old commoner for the occasion. 50000 who to needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple not did it. please remain seated. are you? no, i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. the silver and presents himself as a man of the people, but really speaks to the prince. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i'm not. was the how do you? oh, yes, definitely. within the country, going to drive into the district to get to meet the people. and i must thank the people all the good vision. thank you. he's subjects say they appreciate their king's warmth and kindliness. your majesty helped and advisors had people even let them discover things. they didn't know he's truly benevolence, an extraordinary chasm. the people's enthusiasm can also be seen in the photo shops around him who along with representations of the buddha's lamens and other spiritual leaders, photos of the glamoro

meet george jetson the closest thing we have to flying cars is what happens when it kia driver driveswhere we are going we don't need roads. a 35 minute test of flight from one city to another that i can pronounce and what started as crazy idea is taken. enforcing the current version will fall out of the sky if you stop singing chitty chitty bang bang but the creators say they plan on fixing that for future models. after landing the aircraft quickly retracting its wings another three minutes and it cruises the streets. transformers. topic number two. the creator of goat yoga has created a goat hotel in texas where guests can sleep overnight in night goat bar and guess what it smells better than the air in san francisco. called the go tell. it starts at 150 night in rampart ludicrous said go tell everybody. a night stay includes a goat's therapy happier in which guests can pet him play with goats to heal there, but something tells me this is a bad idea can also milk the goat. the hotel honors milk you out of your hard-earned cash and you can upgrade to an goat yoga package forum and at

on that day jig make his saw introduced to the people their future queen his wife jetson pima. a 21 year old commoner for the occasion, 50000 who to needs gathered in the hope of getting close to the royal couple. did it please remain seated? are you? no, i'm really glad you're here today. i'm very happy to see you today. i need the sovereign presents himself as a man of the people, but really speaks to the prince. the following exchange is one of the few he's had with journalists since he came to power. are you married? no, i'm not. what? the how do you think? oh, yes, definitely. within the country, going to drive into the district to get to meet the people and i must thank the people all the good mission. thank you. he's subjects say they appreciate their king's warmth and kindliness. magically and helped, and advisors had people even let them discover things. they didn't know he's truly benevolence. an extraordinary chasm. the people's enthusiasm can also be seen in the photoshop surround him who along with representations of the buddha's lamens and other spiritual leaders,

that probably is not meant to really drive it is still not quite "the jetsons. >> a woman in france wanted that you don't want to see anybody go to jail. the sign said something like -- hi, grandpa. >> i don't think that was her intent >> she fled. >> they had a protest yesterday. they let people get far too close. as you see it is dangerous. some people's tour ended with that >> i guess we are truly finally back to normal bertha coombs, thank you see you in a few minutes >>> coming up, boeing going all-in on ge with the big new hire for the cfo job speaking of big, dow futures up 86 points. >>> a gentle nudge follow our podcast check it out every day we appreciate the reviews. we have a 4.6 or 4.7 somebody had a one-star review by the way, check out the podcast. we do appreciate it. we're back right after this. ♪ maybe i didn't love you ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ quite as often as i could have ♪ we're delivering for the earth. by investing in more electric vehicles, reusable packaging, and carbon capture research. making earth our priority. i thought i'd seen it all. ( ♪♪ ) another day, another chance. i

we do have a good question and we do have time to ask it from lou jetson who says you have an opinionabout mark twain and n word as in huckleberry finn. the publisher didn't want to use the word in. but it's historical and represents the time in which he lived. this really encapsulates the free-speech censorship historical perspective what was the intention that solve their and all across the country the board of education are banning huckleberry finn. the classic. would be thing? >> i think saying that word the word born of hatred and the word born of everything wrong is radioactive. >> i should point out to people who haven't read huckleberry finn the character of jim the n word is used in front of him because that was the style of free-speech at the time. >> yes and so if we went through huckleberry finn and the word is probably use 1500 times and not book and let's just say one that would only call further attention to the existence of that word would erase something you simply highlight so it gets back to what we talked about the very beginning. it would only make the word that m

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and we have a getting a real flashback lesson on the jetsons.n talking with that all morning. >> he remembered all of the names. >> well, then got it started when he was bring up his fond childhood memories, we just want deep into the weeds. >> then viewers in the west, and welcome to cbs this morning. it's wednesday, july 28th, 2021. i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason. jericka duncan is still here. breaking overnight, simone biles pulls out of another event at the tokyo olympics. we'll talk about the pressure on elite athletes with someone who knows all about it, gold medalg. >> a stunning reversal by the cdc on wearing masks. we'll ask the cdc director about who should wear them and when. plus, new guidance for schools. >> and testimony from four police officers who defended capitol hill from a pro-trump mob on january 6th. how they

now having said that, it is almost like keeping up with the jones' but keeping up with the jetsons becausehe other one said we have bigger windows. those ktype of things that are tat for tat and i find it amusing. >> i would hop on that in a moment. just quickly, how soon or does it happen, right, where this becomes not just, you know, the play thing of the super wealthy, does it reach a point where it is more affordable? >> i believe space flight ultimately will be affordable to the upper middle class. i think like sen this situation similar to what aviation start. the only way passenger airplanes were viable because they contracted to take air mail. the same way nasa is contracted with the companies to take passengers and pay loads up and sk experiments and eventually their self sustainable and affordable. >> it is a good comparison. but let's hope it goes in the same direction. jose hernandez, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> well with just days until the olympic games, more athletes linked to the olympics are testing positive for covid. it remaining a very small percentage of the

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> when we talk about the future of childcare, we're not talking about robots like rosie from "the jetsonsthat might be nice, every now and then mommy needs a break. no, we're looking forward to a world where childcare is affordable and accessible to all. it's crucial to the economy and we can't function without it. almost 70% of kids under the age of 6 have all available parents in the workforce. so that's over 15 million children who need supervision during the day. but that care comes at too high a cost for many families. a recent survey finding nearly half of parents paying for childcare this summer are racking up credit card debt. even president biden said day-care was too expensive for him as a single dad and how lucky he was to have his sister step in. >> i was a senator making $42,000 a year. you could no longer afford day-care and someone to take care of my kids than fly. and thank god i had a sister who was my best friend, she and her husband, without asking, moved in and helped raise my kids. i got lucky. >> unfortunately the high cost of childcare does not translate into high w

what was the name of the robot in in the jetsons. rose. rose. i was pretty good mix. fast.his still fast. this, but come them. haha. >> robot to a speedy server. >> so this guy like i don't need a robot. this is what you call pro fast food service. the server not messing around when it comes to delivering food and drinks putting rosie to shame, make sure that ice does not have time to melt in your food is hot and fresh. and on the table when it hits it. look it everywhere. >> i mean, i'm just wondering why doesn't on skates as you just run. >> he's just high on life. all. and feels his job might threaten better step up this game. all right. get this guy my way. and i'm moving fast >> maybe they can use them at disney world. that's because more than 30 rides and restaurants are closed right now at disneyland and disney's california adventure. disney says some closures are covid related. for example, social distancing isn't possible on some of the rides. other attractions are also closed because of construction. park officials say while 30 closings does sound like a lot nearl

when we talk about the future of child care, we are not talking about robots like rosy from "the jetsonswhere child care is affordable for and accessible to all. the pandemic has shown us how crucial child care is to the u.s. economy. quite simply, we cannot function without it. according to the ana e. casey foundation, 70% of kids under the age of 6 have all available parents in the workforce. so that's over 15 million children who need supervision during the day. but that care comes at too high a cost for many families. half of parents paying for child care this summer are racking up credit card debt. even president biden says day care was too expensive for him as a single dad, recalling friday how lucky he was to have his sister step in. >> i was a senator making $42,000 a year. i could no longer afford day care and someone to take care of my kids than flying. and thank god aid sister who's my best friend. she and her husband without my asking moved in and helped me raise my kids, my mom and my brother as well. i got lucky. >> unfortunately, the high cost of child care does not transl

you know, making the jet -- jetsons come true. do you think we'll get to that world?o tom of jones earlier in the show. he is all for it. he thinks commercial travel to space is a good thing and with jeff bezos doing this in nine days and then the competition goes on from there and the more access that you have, those of us like us and regular people i should say -- not right now because it is very expensive. it is for the rich. however, eventually with more opportunity and more competition it will become accessible to people who are -- working class people like us who may be able to afford it eventually and tom jones is saying that here's a person that helped build the international space station, if he's okay with it, then i'm okay with it. he says the more people go up there, the more prior united nations we have -- appreciation we have for our planet and how delicate our earth is the earth environment is, so when you see this picture happening right now of richard branson getting his wings, his astronaut wings, then more people will get this opportunity. the more