. >> the house in the woods was home to tom in kelly clayton and they're too adorable children. he'd been a local star of sorts. a hockey player. and kelly, she was a hometown girl. raised rate here in the finger lakes region of new york state. >> when you grow up here, it actually took for me to move away and go to college, before i came back and really appreciated how pretty it is. >> andrea is kelly's best friends. they grew up together near elm irony york. she says it was if the land had a bit of sweetness into kelly. maybe a little tartness too. after all mark twain also lived here. >> how did you see kelly sense of? humor >> she was very goofy, always happy, always trying to have fun. she loved to laugh, she was sarcastic, witty. >> she, always made things fun. >> funny and beautiful. couldn't keep a girl like that and a small town forever. after college, kelly broke some news to her big sister cam. she was very enticed, by some bright lights. out west. >> absolutely. and she's, like i'm moving to vegas. >> what did you think when you heard? that >> i was sad, but i was sad

also, morgan chesky near the launch site, a former nasa astronauts may jenison, scott kelly, clayton emerson, and leroy chow. >> i want to bring in former nasa astronaut, a man who has spent a whole lot of time in space, scott kelly. scott, for someone like you, this is exciting. for science enthusiasts, they are thrilled to watch this. why should the average american care? >> well, i think when you fly flights like this, you know, with a celebrity or some other person that gets some extra attention, you just show the public how the accessibility of spaceflight is becoming more broad. hopefully, eventually, the cost will come down. i don't think these flights mean we're going to be jumping on a rocket like we jump on airplanes anytime soon, but it is a step in that direction. >> clayton, i want to ask you as we're looking at this, one of the things i'm particularly fascinated by is the size of the windows on the capsule. this is clearly designed so that people can enjoy the view, as short as three minutes can be in zero gravity. it must be extraordinary to see so much of something tha