how was it for you keisha? i saw that as well. how was it for you keisha? ., ,._ , ., keisha?i would say everything that john said. i — keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt _ keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt that. _ keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt that. but _ keisha? i would say everything that john said, | felt that. but | - keisha? i would say everything that john said, i felt that. but i am - john said, i felt that. but i am still— john said, i felt that. but i am still up — john said, i felt that. but i am still up there _ john said, i felt that. but i am still up there will— john said, i felt that. but i am still up there will stop - john said, i felt that. but i am still up there will stop i'm - still up there will stop i'm not here — still up there will stop i'm not here yet _ still up there will stop i'm not here yet ini— still up there will stop i'm not here yet. i'm still— still up there will stop i'm not here yet. i'm still up- still up there will stop i'm notl here yet. i'm still up there and it's amazing

and keisha, how about _ that you can use? hopefully, yes. and keisha, how about you?ing on a plane, travelling to the uk would end up with you travelling to space? it is such an incredible story. it travelling to space? it is such an incredible story.— incredible story. it is truly an amazin: incredible story. it is truly an amazing adventure, - incredible story. it is truly an l amazing adventure, especially incredible story. it is truly an - amazing adventure, especially for me as a seeker and a spiritualist and a mystic, just really connecting with the energy of the universe and just being up there and seeing that the energy is actually real, you actually do feel such a presence, such a piece up there. it is almost like an initiation. so, although i do love science so much, it is also a deep connection to who i am and the connection that we have with each other as energetic beings, so it was really interesting to see it from a spiritual and science point of view as well. and earth is just amazing, just this big all floating in this massive darkness out there —— lik

congratulations to jon, to keisha, to ana... , ., ., ,., congratulations to jon, to keisha, to ana...views of our planet that only astronauts have _ to ana... views of our planet that only astronauts have ever - only astronauts have ever experienced. back home in newcastle—under—lyme, there were cheers for the man who proved to the world that living with parkinson's does not mean you cannot live life to the full. he does not mean you cannot live life to the full-— does not mean you cannot live life to the full. , ., ,, , ., �* , to the full. he is a superman. he's alwa s to the full. he is a superman. he's always been _ to the full. he is a superman. he's always been very _ to the full. he is a superman. he's always been very positive. - to the full. he is a superman. he's always been very positive. the i to the full. he is a superman. he's always been very positive. the fact he has got parkinson's, he does thrive to go on, and anything he puts his mind to he does. welcome our crew back... _ puts his mind to he does. welcome our crew back... as _ puts his mind to he does. welcome our

and i can also be so transforming as well as face traveler to be keisha sha half there. and so you can watch a longer version of that interview on the do you use youtube channel? now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making been use. the new inflation in turkey, swords to just on to 48 percent in july, according to the government's data. as of more than 9 percentage points on june's finger. the countries and box on a new strategy to team inflation since present adeline's re election in may independent economists say prizes are rising at a much higher rate than the official figures suggest. green peace activists have draped black fabric over the private time. a british prime minister risky su neck group says its impact. it's government's policy on oil treading throat and conservative this week announced plans to grant hundreds of new licenses for oil and gas extraction in the north sea. and so you may just space companies that have us on voyage of space joining forces to build a commercial space station code stall out is expected to b

you ever have to go into space is keisha shaw hoff, who will be going up along with her daughter and i may as thank you so much for being with us on the day we business. hi, how are you feeling knowing that you're going to be going into space and ceiling. so elated. i'm feeling awesome. it's like the best feeling ever for a dream to come true, especially representing my country, n t g a. i'm just so happy. i know it's not that long ago that normal people, if you don't mind me calling you in the home, help us and i've had no chance of of going into space. it seems like something that could be the decades off. is this something you have a ever dreams of actually happening before? now, as always, trends of this. and so as know myself, i can say probably from around 2 years old memory goes back to that. and i've always been curious about the size and life and you know, like how things are working with this very curious mind. sometimes he seemed to trouble. but like just going into space has just. busy has been such a dream and you know like as you grow. busy there are, you're trying to f

but for keisha and ana, their dream is on the edge of becoming a reality.n galactic�*s unity spacecraft. to just have the experience to actually go to space and look at our amazing planet from that high and to just breathe that in and to just be in that energy is just super amazing. it brings out a lot of emotion in me because it's something that i've wanted for so long and it's happening. i know we will get to experience weightlessness and see the planet from out of space. i have no words to describe how i feel about experiencing that. originally from antigua in the caribbean, ana is currently studying physics at aberdeen university and hopes to eventually work for nasa. you and your mother are going to space. i we won! her mum won their seats on the rocket after entering a competition she saw advertised on a flight as they travelled to get ana's student visa. ana believes it was written in the stars. had i not randomly chosen aberdeen university and had we not had to take a massive detour to get my visa, we wouldn't be going to space. this is cool! ana ho

congratulations tojon, to keisha, to ana on becoming astronauts today.atulations to our unity pilot kelly for her first space flight... ..three minutes of weightlessness and views of our planet that only astronauts have ever experienced. you are so much more connected to everything than you would expect to be. like, you felt like a part of the team, a part of the ship, a part of the universe, a part of earth. it was incredible. we welcome our crew back as they come in for landing... as unity glided back down to the new mexico desert, there was jubilation and relief. i'm still up there, and it's just amazing that you can land so smoothly on the runway coming back from space. safely back on earth, jon told me his experience was better than he ever imagined it would be. looking at earth from space, the curvature of the earth, the brightness of space, the pure clarity was amazing. in 2014, you got diagnosed with parkinson's. three years ago, you went up kilimanjaro. today, you went to space. how are you going to top this? what's next forjon goodwin? the grea

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joining me now is the former mayor of atlanta, keisha lance bottoms. she is also former magistrate judge in atlanta, she was outside the jail as donald trump was booked this week. mayor bottoms, it's great to see you. thank you for joining me this afternoon. i want to start with what happen this week. you are outside of fulton county jail on thursday evening, watching it, as the former mayor, and for magistrate judge. describe to us what the scene was like on the ground. >> well, thank you for having me. it really was surreal, jen. you're right, i used to work inside of that jail, signing warrants, presiding over first appearance hearings. to see the circus that missed fear, obviously, something we don't normally see outside of fulton county jail. there was a lot of anger, a lot of hatred in the air when i pulled up, many of those that said the jill thought i was the district attorney, fani willis. they began to very angrily chant, lock her up, lock her up. so, it was something i have never seen before outside of the jail. but kudos to sheriff patrick

a to go into space is keisha shaw hoff who will be going up along with her daughter and a may us thank you so much for being with us on the to we your business and how you .

keisha schaaf and anna mares became the first mum and daughter to go to the edge of space.ormer british olympian who bought his ticket all the way back in 2005. that's it from me. you're all caught up. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sara watkins. harry kane faces the bigget decision of his career — will he leave boyhood club tottenham for german giants bayern munich? the premier league is back — we'll hear from the defending champions manchester city day one complete at the women's open — and it's the usa's ally ewing who leads the way welcome along the programme. so it's appears it is now harry kane's decision to make. will he or won't he move to bayern munich? the german club has agreed a deal in principle with tottenham to sign their record goalscoredrfor 100 million euros.... so will he now leave london? kane has a year left on his contract with spurs, and racked up 280 goals in over 400 appearances.

congratulations tojon, to keisha, to ana...that living with parkinson's does not mean you cannot live life to the full. he is a superman. he's always been very positive. the fact he has got parkinson's, he does thrive to go on, and anything he puts his mind to he does. welcome our crew back... as unity glided back down to the desert, there was jubilation and relief. a giant leap for those on board and a major milestone for space tourism, at least for those who can afford it. tickets currently cost more than £350,000. sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. this is the first space tourism five from virgin galactic we had people on board who bought tickets. what did he think of this? i board who bought tickets. what did he think of this?— he think of this? i watched it on tv. i he think of this? i watched it on n i thought — he think of this? i watched it on tv. | thought it _ he think of this? i watched it on tv. i thought it was _ he think of this? i watched it on tv. i thought it was really - he think of this? i

congratulations tojon, to keisha, to ana... ..three minutes of weightlessness and views of our planetpect to be. you felt like a part of the team, part of the ship, a part of the universe, a part of the earth. it was incredible. we welcome our crew back... as unity glided back down to the new mexico desert, there was jubilation and relief. iam i am still iam stillup i am still up there and it's just amazing that you can learn so smoothly on the runway coming back from space. smoothly on the runway coming back from space-— from space. safely back on earth, john told from space. safely back on earth, john told me _ from space. safely back on earth, john told me his _ from space. safely back on earth, john told me his experience - from space. safely back on earth, john told me his experience was i john told me his experience was better than he ever imagined it would be. ., ., ., would be. looking at earth from sace, would be. looking at earth from space. the _ would be. looking at earth from space, the curvature _ would be. looking at earth from space, the curvature of- would be. looking

people like keisha shahof and her 18-year-old daughter, natives from antigua, the first astronauts fromildhood. >> i'm hoping to give myself the confidence to trying new things. >> reporter: what are you looking forward most? >> looking back and seeing my daughter's face r the former olympian from england who's also battling parkinson's disease. >> just shows you this attitude of space for all is a wonderful attitude. >> reporter: these passengers undergo three days of rigorous training to prepare for the 90-minute flight, including three minutes of total weightlessness. >> you want to go in flight? >> i would love to fly. >> reporter: to find out what to expect, i took a spin in the cockpit simulator, with chief pilot david mckay. >> i'm going to pitch it up into the vertical. >> we're climbing. >> reporter: and there's planet earth above us now, wow. even if this simulator, earth just seems like a miracle. >> yeah, it is, it's a very beautiful thing. >> reporter: all of this, part of british billionaire sir richard branson's quest to make space travel to everyone. 800 people on a wait

. >> is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure few will ever experience, but for keisha and anna, their dreamhe edge of becoming a reality. they are about to become the first ever mom and daughter in space. they will be on board virgin galactic's unity spacecraft. >> to actually go to space and look at our amazing planet from that height and to breathe that in and being that energy is amazing. >> kit brings up a lot of emotion in me. it is something i have wanted for so long. and it is happening. i know we will experience weightlessness and city planner from outer space. i have no words to describe how i feel about that. >> originally from the caribbean, anna is studying physics at aberdeen university and hopes to work for nasa. >> you and your mother or to space. >> they won 80 seats after entering a competition advertise on the flight as they traveled to get anna's student visa. anna believes it was written in the stars. >> having not only ventures and it -- had i not been chosen at aberdeen and had we not had to take a massive detour to get my visa, we would not be going to space. >> anna

keisha lance bottoms, former mayor of atlanta, former director of the white house office of public engagement. so, lisa, what more do we know about this hearing currently under way on the harrison floyd case? >> so, jose, we were expecting that hearing to take place right behind me at the fulton county courthouse, but as of right now, it is unclear whether that hearing is taking place here or with a magistrate judge at the fulton county jail where blayne is right now. and either event, one of the things that will undoubtedly come up is why harrison floyd is the only one of the 19 defendants who remains in custody. the fulton county sheriff said he was unable to negotiate a bond for himself, but why is still a mystery. is it because harrison floyd couldn't come up with the necessary funds to negotiate a bond order, or is it because there couldn't be an agreement on the conditions of his release? you might know that harrison floyd, in addition to this case, is also facing federal indictment or -- sorry, federal criminal client in federal district court in maryland. why? because when the fbi wen

travelers returned from a tour into space 80-year-old former olympian john goodwin , 46-year-old keisha shahav and her 18-year-old daughter anastasia myers became passengers on a commercial flight of the space tourism company virginal galaxy the flight continued for about 90 minutes, the greco-plane rose to an altitude of about 85 km, after that the space glider successfully returned to the runway , i note that the international space station orbits the earth at an altitude of about 415 km a. we continue the urgent collection for the front. our defenders from the 27th separate rifle battalion need a car. they are fighting in the eastern direction, where fierce battles are taking place. our goal is uah 400,000, so we ask you to actively participate and donate, because only in this way and only together will we be able to you will bring our victory closer to the outside, this is all the information, the next issue will be at 11:00, the air alert still continues, so take care, stay in the shelters. my colleagues lesya vakulyuk and andriy sachuk will continue the attack if the woman i like

virgin galaxy space tourism company became an 80-year-old former olympian john goodwin, 46-year-old keishand her 18-year-old daughter anastasia myers, the field lasted about 90 minutes, the rocket plane rose to an altitude of about 85 km, after that the space plane leisurely returned to the runway, i note that the international space station orbits the earth at an altitude about 415 km and we continue collecting for the front, our defenders from the 27th separate rifle battalion need a car, they are fighting in the eastern direction, where the smell is turning on the left, our goal is uah 400,000, together with you, we have already closed many volunteer assemblies and defenders are grateful for our contribution to the fight against the occupiers. we ask you to donate more actively, because without your help we will not be able to cope, every hryvnia is important, remember that only together we can bring our victory over the enemy closer to him, for the moment, he is not all news economy with andrii yanitsky next vetaria espresso andriy yanitsky with economic topics on the espresso tv chann

vinnytsia, kharkiv, zhytomyr oblast, and other cities. 80-year-old ex-olympian john goodwin, 46-year-old keisha shakhov and her 18-year-old daughter anastasia myers became passengers of a commercial flight in the usa after a trip to space . the flight lasted almost one and a half hours, the rocket plane rose to an altitude of about 85 km, after which the space plane successfully returned to airstrip and we continue the urgent collection for the armed forces our defenders from the 27th separate rifle battalion really need a car they are fighting in the eastern direction where fierce battles are taking place our goal - 400,000 hryvnias together with you we have already closed many volunteer meetings and the defenders are grateful for our contribution to the fight against the occupiers . i'm telling you everything see you in 15 and read more on our website espresso tv , subscribe to our channels in social networks, stay close and continue to work for you my colleagues yehor checherenta and oksana basachanska welcome to the channel espresso is his thing oksana vysochanska today is friday, a savior

former atlanta mayor and judge keisha -- was outside the jail, as that surreal scene unfolded this week. and, she is coming up first. plus, the law firm of -- is back. they are here to preview high stakes hearings tomorrow, for both fani willis and jack smith. also today, tragedy in jacksonville, florida, where a white gunman kills three black people, in what authorities are investigating as a hate crime. florida congressman maxwell frost is standing by with his reaction. and later, my wide-ranging conversations with new hampshire governor chris sununu. i get his take on the first gop debate, and ask him where his party goes from here. ♪ ♪ ♪ so every once in a while, things happen in politics that sort of stop you dead in your tracks. things you just know you are going to remember for a very long time. in 20 years of working in this world, i've seen a lot of them up close. but these moments do seem to be happening much more frequently now than i can remember. the word unprecedented has never been more precedent did. there are also times when the stop everything you're doing moments to s

. >> reporter: like keisha schahaff and her 18-year-old daughter ana lucky enough to skip the $450,000a lottery, and they'll become the first mother and daughter duo to go to space. what are you looking forward to the most? >> looking back and seeing our beautiful planetet and then lolooking acrossss to see my daughter's face while she's looking at it as well. >> reporter: the 90-minute flight blasting off to three times the speed of sound with three magical minutes of total weightlessness. >> and then you go, oh, okay. >> reporter: and to find out what to expect, i took a spin in their cockpit simulator. >> two, one, and fire. so, we fire up the motor, and off we go. >> and there we go. and now earth is above us. wait. what? >> reporter: the launch of a lifetime at the edge of a new frontier. where do you think humanity goes from here? >> outward and upward. this is the very beginning. it's going to grow dramatically. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news from new mexico's gateway to space. >>> and up next for us, the last waltz for robbie robertson, legendary songwriter of the band. ♪

peacefulul, serene moment evever, where everythingng just stopped >> reporter: natives of antigua, keisha, they're also the first female astronauts froe caribbean. what do you hope little girls back on the island seeing this happen feel after seeing what you guys went through? >> i hope th like it's okay to dream. it's okay to have these craz dreamsnd the >> reporter: and the hero's welcome for john goodwin from his wife of 52 years the e former british olympian who is battling parkinson's disease, bought his ticket back in 2005, waiting nearly two decades for this view. >> even at 80 years of age, w parkinson's, i can do it >> reporter: a 60-minflight that for t trail blazing life it was so beautiful. just breathtaking. and i just felt this total cotion >> it's something so deep within yourself, like, that feeling that you have in your heart when you just know that you love someone or something so truly >> reporter: much-needed perspective from a spaceship called "unity. gadi schwartz, nbc news, new mexico >> and that's what i call a family road trip that's "nightly news" for this thursd

diary as a customer who just also looking at what options that they may have, which i would really keisha's suggest that that may change the race. so it might be the last option. so why is quite a lot of people have to do for my sake, routes on the condo. so say that's why you have that on one hand. on the other hand, you have the number to mind, the jews that kind of the mouth in money, speaking with the money and you know, just a resume day. so you, so you're asking that it looks like both news and as far as i explained, all forms of support that they can, i didn't have one to say, but i dispose of, but hopefully we will be one of those that i'm going to, i will be good to avoid problems. we've been hearing about some protest, some demonstrations taking place, a made what is independence day today in the share which marks the nations independence from france back in 1960, what's expected, or how do i run it? do you have to say the site you they just when we got the cubic in and now they have that independence they well process have begun. demonstrations have been gone . all the nonsense o

. >> reporter: natives of antigua, keisha schahaff and her daughter ana are not only the first mothere caribbean. what do you hope little girack on the island seeing this happen feel after seeing what you guys went through? >> i hope they feel invincible. like it's okay to dream. it's okay to have these crazy dreams. [ cheering ] >> reporter: and the hero's welcome for john goodwin from his wife of 52 years. ththe former briritish olympian, whwho is battling parkinson's disease bought his ticket in 2005, waiting nearly two decades for this view. >> even at 80 years of age with parkinson's, i can do it. >> reporter: a 60-minute flight that for these trailblazing tourists will last a lifetime. >> it was so beautiful. just breathtaking. and i just felt this total connection. it's something so deep within yourself, like have in your heart u en you just thou love someone omething so y. >> rter: much needed perspective from a spaceship ed unity. gadi schwartz, nbc news, above new mexico. >> that's what i call a family road trip. that's "tly news for this thursday. thanks for watg, everyone.

ana mayers and her mother keisha schahaff won a place in a prize draw. to make thejourney. i people from the caribbean to make the journey. i will be back with business news shortly but for now thank you so much for watching. hello there. there's a promise of something a little bit warmerfor all of us towards the end of the week. but it's going to be a short—lived warm snap, as cooler, wetter conditions return for many northern and western areas over the weekend. for the next few days, its southern areas which will see the mist, the murk, the cloud, the rain. a bit brighter further north. this deep area of low pressure will bring all sorts of problems to scandinavia, with localised flooding, heavy rain and strong winds. but the weather front pushing in across the south of the uk for tuesday will be a much weakeraffair, bringing increasing cloud to the southern half of the country, with some patchy rain and drizzle, low cloud, some sea fog around south—western coasts and into wales. but for northern england, northern ireland, scotland, bright with some su

he'll bejoined on his mission by keisha schahaff from antigua and her daughter, ana mayers, who studieshe first mother and daughter to travel together to space. such an interesting man. he is one of the most incredible people i've ever met. he's such a daredevil. this guy lives. as we re—enter the atmosphere, it creates a very loud noise. - the three have undergone four days of training at spaceport america. the pilots who will be in control, much more. so this is the flight simulator where the pilots do the vast majority of their on—the—ground training, and they'll actually come in here hours before the actual mission itself and do one last flight profile with all the latest data to hand. at the moment, conditions look perfect. all three hope their adventure will be an inspiration to others to reach beyond what they think is possible. some 800 people have already bought tickets in the hope of following in their footsteps and their flight path. the sky is no longer the limit. sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. let's talk to our science correspondent, jonathan amos. jo

but for keisha and ana... fire, fire! ..their dream is on the edge of becoming a reality.d daughter in space. they'll be on board virgin galactic�*s vss unity spacecraft. to just have the experience to actually go to space and look at our amazing planet from that high and to just breathe that in and to just be in that energy isjust super amazing. it brings out a lot of emotion in me because it's something that i've wanted for so long and it's happening. i know that we'll get to experience weightlessness and be able to see the planet from outer space. i have no words to describe how i feel about experiencing that. originally from antigua in the caribbean, ana is currently studying physics at aberdeen university and hopes to eventually work for nasa. hi, ana. you and your mother are going to space. ana, we won! her mum won their seats on the rocket after entering a competition she saw advertised on a flight as they travelled to get ana's student visa. ana believes it was written in the stars. had i not randomly chosen aberdeen university and had we not had to take a massive

he'll bejoined on his mission by keisha schahaff from antigua and her daughter, ana mayers, who studiesother and daughter to travel together to space. such an interesting man. he is one of the most incredible people i've ever met. he's such a daredevil. this guy lives. as we re—enter the atmosphere, it creates a very loud noise. - the three have undergone four days of training at spaceport america. the pilots who will be in control, much more. so this is the flight simulator where the pilots do the vast majority of their on—the—ground training, and they'll actually come in here hours before the actual mission itself and do one last flight profile with all the latest data to hand. at the moment, conditions look perfect. all three hope their adventure will be an inspiration to others to reach beyond what they think is possible. some 800 people have already bought tickets in the hope of following in their footsteps and their flight path. the sky is no longer the limit. sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. for many of us today, th

mother and daughter anastasio mares and keisha, who had described how much they were looking forwardunity showed the passengers out of their seats. peering down at the earth. they enjoyed that. cameras captured the curvature of the earth. we saw the marveling at that. a little while later, they made the dissent. finally, the landing going like clockwork. so, that, the course of an hour and a half, the trip to the edge of space. let's return to the news we just heard from the white house. the wildfires in hawaii. they havejust announced it as a major disaster, and that means they can unlock federal funds and that means they can unlock federalfunds in order to help all those relief efforts. that the latest line from hawaii. more on that here in the next couple of hours. hello. for many parts of the uk, it feels as if summer has made a return. the warmest weather we have seen for quite some time. it may not last that long, because on the satellite picture, you can see the cloud out to the west, a weather front that will bring something of a change. ahead of that, a feed of southerly win

he'll bejoined on his mission by keisha schahaff from antigua and her daughter, ana mayers, who studiesch an interesting man. he is one of the most incredible people i've ever met. he's such a daredevil. this guy lives. as we re—enter the atmosphere, it creates a very loud noise. - the three have undergone four days of training at spaceport america. the pilots who will be in control, much more. so this is the flight simulator where the pilots do the vast majority of their on—the—ground training, and they'll actually come in here hours before the actual mission itself and do one last flight profile with all the latest data to hand. at the moment, conditions look perfect. all three hope their adventure will be an inspiration to others to reach beyond what they think is possible. some 800 people have already bought tickets in the hope of following in their footsteps and their flight path. the sky is no longer the limit. sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. absolutely fantastic, looking forward to watching that. kuwait has banned the barbie movie, it says the decision was t

ana mayers and her mother keisha schahaff won a place on the company's second flight in a prize draw.g planet from that height, and to just breathe that in and to just be height, and to just breathe that in and tojust be in height, and to just breathe that in and to just be in that energy is just that in and to just be in that energy isjust super that in and to just be in that energy is just super amazing. it brings out a lot of emotion in me — it brings out a lot of emotion in me because it is something i have _ in me because it is something i have wanted for so long and it is happening. then people take off thursday local time whether the meeting. that's all from us here in washington for now. i'll be back at the top of the hour. stay with us here on bbc news hello there. there's a promise of something a little bit warmer for all of us, towards the end of the week. but it's going to be a short—lived warm snap, as cooler, wetter conditions return for many northern and western areas over the weekend. for the next few days, it's southern areas which will see the mist, the murk, the clo

he'll bejoined on his mission by keisha schahaff from antigua and her daughter, ana mayers, who studies i've ever met. he's such a daredevil. this guy lives. as we re—enter the atmosphere, it creates a very loud noise. i the three have undergone four days of training at spaceport america. the pilots who will be in control, much more. so this is the flight simulator where the pilots do the vast majority of their on—the—ground training, and they'll actually come in here hours before the actual mission itself and do one last flight profile with all the latest data to hand. at the moment, conditions look perfect. all three hope their adventure will be an inspiration to others to reach beyond what they think is possible. some 800 people have already bought tickets in the hope of following in their footsteps and their flight path. the sky is no longer the limit. sophie long, bbc news, spaceport america, new mexico. good luck to all of them. and you can see live coverage of the galactic launch — due at 3.30 — on the bbc news website and on iplayer. time for a look at the weather. very nice for

congratulations tojon, to keisha, to ana on becoming astronauts today.weightlessness and views of our planet that only astronauts have ever experienced. you are so much more connected to everything than you would expect to be. like, you felt like a part of the team, a part of the ship, a part of the universe, a part of earth. it was incredible. we welcome our crew back as they come in for landing. as unity glided back down to the new mexico desert, there was jubilation and relief. i'm still up there and it's just amazing that you can land so smoothly on the runway, coming back from space. safely back on earth, jon told me his experience was better than he ever imagined it would be. looking at earth from space, the curvature of the earth, the blackness of space — the pure clarity was amazing. in 2014, you got diagnosed with parkinson's. three years ago, you went up kilimanjaro. today, you went to space. how are you going to top this? what's next forjon goodwin? the great thing of waiting 18 years was it wasn't a problem. i'd got something to look forward

. >> do you think that that could be an issue, seating a juror, former mayor keisha lance bottom was on cnn talking about how difficult it has been to seat a jury in the ysl young thug case happening now. it is my understanding because it is expected to take so long. so the time that jurors would need to be there to give up. but do you think that is the only reason? >> well, i think there is plenty of considerations and part of that is really depending on when the trial starts, and how many defendants will be at the table. we've already started to see how that number of 19 will begin to get narrowed. obviously there is a trial for mr. cheesebro at the end of october. as for the discovery, the number of defendants seated when a jury is sworn could also be reduced further. all of that will play into how long it will take for the trial to occur. obviously the more defendants that you have, that have to be cross-examined or have the opportunity to cross-examine each witness, that will extend things. but these are questions that really will fall squarely on judge macafee and the d.a. offi

the first olympian, john goodwin and the mother/daughter pair, keisha and anastasia. >> hopefully thisill inspire people to go beyond fears that's holding them back from the dreams that they have tucked in their little side drawer. open your side drawer, take your dreams back up, conquer your fears and go get them. >> it reminds me of the movie "up" where he had the dream and finally does it. her daughter is 18 and the daughter will be the youngest person ever to go into space. there's a lot more ahead on the "today" show and then the launch tomorrow. >> looking at that mother, i would imagine she thought about it because i know one of these has crashed before, right? >> and the pilot was killed. this is a dangerous sort of thing to do and we will see tomorrow. but it also brings up oceangate, the submarine. this is different in the sense that these spaceships are solid, well thought-through devices. but going to space is dangerous. >> it can be exciting, too. thanks, scott. >>> it is 6:19 right now. happening today, california leaders are working to keep tahoe blue. senator alex padil

. >> keisha, that would be the expectation but that's his first debate ever.s coming from both sides on the stage from all the other candidates and i would like to point out he is pulling probably younger moderate republicans from ron desantis i don't want a boat from donald trump but their learning more about ron desantis and his policies are little bit too extreme for him and he is becoming more curious, vivek ramaswamy is. as people learn more, his policy position is going to be tested on the debate stage, they have been tested on nash international media saying i want to raise the voting age to 25, i don't think that's going to go so well with younger movement between ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy it'll be interesting. mike: on the democratic side has biden made the economy better or worse, 25% better, 52% worse, 22% no difference, what about that. >> that is issue number won this is a horrible pull number for joe biden and when you say 80% of the overall electorate's approve of his handling of the economy which is why we have got to get back talking ab

people like keisha and herer 1818-year-oldd daughterer.e t the firirst mother-daughter team to go to space. it's been a dream since childhood. >> i'm hoping to give myself that confidence to try new things. >> reporter: whatt are you looking f forward too the most? >> jusust lookingng back and se how beautiful it is, and l lookg back t to myy taughtht's face.. >> reporter: 80-year-old john goodman, an olympian who is battling parkinson's diseasase. >> it shows you, this space f f all is a wonderful attitude.. >> reporteter: these passengers undergo three days of rigorous training to prepare for the 90-minute flight, including three minutes of total weightlessness. >> you want to try it? >> reporter: to find out what to expect, i took a spin in their cockpit simulator with the operator. >> i'm going to pitch it into vertical. >> we're climbing! and there is planet earth above us now. wow! even in this simulator, earth just seems like a miracle. >>> yeah. itit is. a very, very beautiful thing. >> reporter: all this, part of the british billi

congratulations to jon, to keisha, to ana on becoming astronauts today and special congratulations toty pilot kelly for her first space flight. and welcome back to space, c.j. and beth. >> and the vehicle is oriented in that back flip or that upside down maneuver from our perspective. >> adam, this is just amazing. what is it that they're experiencing and what was this 289,000 feet they were talking about? >> that's just because they're reaching the height. it is a big parabola, they fly up, reach the highest point and then they start coming -- re-entering into the atmosphere. and what they're seeing now is this incredible view of the reality of earth. it is not a bunch of separate countries with little lines drawn on the continents, it is a planet, fragile planet, orbiting in space as with the person said, where all of human history has happened. and to have that view, to see earth as it really is, not with the political divisions, not with the silliness of, you know, partisan divide, but to see the planet, the home for what it is. people say that that changes their lives. >> yeah. l

and on keisha sims' with the support we countdown. so the women's world cup coastal finals post talk to them agree a deal to solving and can't seem to bind munich. but is harvey kane able to say good bye to see the we begin this use how and jerry a with the leaders of west african nations, a holding an emergency meeting to discuss the military tank of an issue. only if it's by the regional block, a co boss have failed since the crew 2 weeks ago. the group says it will continue to prioritize diplomacy and restore civilian role. yeah, democratic is a sense. yeah. so evaluate the effectiveness over 8 dimensions. did you bet any gaps or challenges that we have in that progress? well it through, it is comprehensive assessment. kind of, we collectively track it, news of the label, but was less than piece stability for us better t in the j allow is before the segments, the military counseling, the i me announced an interim government of 21 ministers, deposed president mohammed visiting remains on the house arrest and both the you and you wit