ha sido un placer representar a kirk.en su pantalla 619-566-8080 hoy me sentaré con una invitada muy especial, una abogada de lesiones personales, con más de 20 años de experiencia. y $750 millones de dólares en resultados para sus clientes. super lawyer, maryam parman. cuéntame un poco sobre ti. bueno, soy madre de un increíble hijo de 9 años, él es realmente increíble. he sido abogada por más de 20 años, a través de mis experiencias y lo que he aprendido a través de los años, he podido devolver mucho a la comunidad, de lo que estoy muy orgullosa. soy miembro de la junta nacional para t.i.p. programa de intervención traumática un grupo de voluntarios que son personal de emergencia a las tragedias, pero lo más importante, representar miles de niños a través de mi carrera, me di cuenta de la necesidad de atención médica especial para aquellos que sus seguros usualmente no cubren. tales como camionetas accesibles para sillas de ruedas, terapia de caballos, terapia del habla, así que inicié una fundación sin fines de lucro,

excited to see captain kirk blasting off? i was really i kirk blasting off?ting off? i was reallyj emotionalwatching it. i think emotional watching it. ithink there's a human being and this is basely what william shatner was saying, it really reminds you of your vulnerability and your smallness. to see... t your vulnerability and your smallness. to see... i think we've lost our connexion _ smallness. to see... i think we've lost our connexion with _ smallness. to see. .. i think we've lost our connexion with outer- smallness. to see... i think we've. lost our connexion with outer space actually and we have just lost you. but never mind. we got the gist of it. both of you, thank you so much for being with us. benjamin and aubrey and there takes on tamara's newspapers and very good to see you. that is it from our review for tonight. thank you for watching, goodbye. good evening. i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news, and chelsea got their women's champions league campaign back on track with a 2—1 win away tojuventus in group a. erin cuthbert put the londoner

do you take this now -- that was captain kirk.liam shatner sitting here about to go to space. do you take this also as an opportunity to inspire? >> no. i'm taking it as an experience. >> reporter: so he's taking it all in, so get this, guys, the entire flight will last about 11 minutes and the crew will get three minutes of weightlessness. the capsule will then parachute back down to earth here in west texas. mona, andrew. >>> morgan, thank you. our streaming channel abc newslive will be covering today's launch as it happens. >>> all right, and from space to sports, it will be win or go eidivisi siefrancisco tomorrow n >>> coming up, a country music star caught on camera confronting a fan who was booing him. >>> also ahead, news for people who haven't bought their pumpkin yet. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole l

so said captain kirk in star trek. company. but the actor made history as he became the oldest person to go into orbit. back on earth, he described it as the most profound experience he could imagaine. experience he could imagine. from texas, sophie long reports. as the sun rose over one of the most desolate parts of the wild west, william shatner made his way to the suborbital spacecraft.— suborbital spacecraft. william shatner. he _ suborbital spacecraft. william shatner. he was _ suborbital spacecraft. william shatner. he was knocked i suborbital spacecraft. william i shatner. he was knocked leading the crew his alter — shatner. he was knocked leading the crew his alter ego _ shatner. he was knocked leading the crew his alter ego commanded i shatner. he was knocked leading the crew his alter ego commanded but i crew his alter ego commanded but with three other passengers who would share what the few who have gone before say is a life changing experience. two, one... more than 50 years after he first— two, one... mor

captain kirk is star trek.r trek has presented this optimistic vision of the future, this inclusive vision of the future. andy: the private space race is underway, funded by a billionaires boys club with bezos, richard branson and elon musk jockeying for domination. barbara: still to come into this half-hour, the taliban warns its own members that anyone found to be linked to isil will be punished as a traitor. plus -- ♪ barbara: the brutal survivor drama "squid gabe" becomes netflix's top hit yet, as south korea's global cultural influence continues to grow. >> william shatner will be able to see this cloud in australia. it is slow-moving, throwing rain all the way across new south wales and into southern queens, concentrated in victoria, and that is in contrast to places further west. it is quite warm in the interior, but temperatures will come down rapidly. north of new south wales, 21. victoria will stay fairly way it -- wet into friday and saturday. tropical heat and drain. buthe second tropical storm to f

captain kirk first! the third corresponded _ captain kirk first!mount of brain, that you might associate - why! there is an amount of brain, that you might associate with - that you might associate with climate change, torrential rain has flooded several regions in china, disposing 1.8 million people and flooding coalmines and the chinese already have an energy crunch as they come out of the covid crisis and i think we are worried about energy supply. there have been cuts in some part of china and they will have to invest more coal to do with that and it may mean it will not hit the targets that they have set for reducing carbon emissions. what they have said is they will peak by 2030 with an ambition of reducing its net zero x 2060. there is some uncertainty now about what the kind of offer for the world that china will be bringing to the table in glasgow in three weeks' time. this is the kind of— glasgow in three weeks' time. this is the kind of thing people will be thinking, when they see the chinese delegation coming in, we do not know who it w

of so many of us to see captain kirk getting to space. >> reporter: soaring about 60 miles above thefour minutes. >> i plan to be looking out the window with my nose pressed against the window. the only thing i don't want to see is a little gremlin looking back at me. >> reporter: still vigilant after his in-flight experience on "the twilight zone." >> there's a man out there! >> reporter: he won't be flying to space in the u.s.s. enterprise. this time his ride is the blue origin's "new shepherd" owned by jeff bezos. just two months after wally funk launched and landed safely in launched and landed safely in that same spaceship. now shatner, boldly going where no one his age has gone before. the iconic actor now 90 years old is set to become the oldest person ever to go to space. the trip won't be long, just 11 minutes, but it will offer a view of earth few humans have seen. our t.j. holmes spoke with the four-person crew on monday. >> what's the over/under, is there a betting line as to how many times you will be called captain kirk on this trip? >> actually, i haven't heard shatner

kirk took a little visit to mr.ver gone before. >> actor and friend of "world news now," william shatner has officially made history, beaming up to the edge of space and back. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: history made. "star trek's" captain kirk, william shatner, boldly going to the final frontier and back. at 90 years old, becoming the oldest person ever to blast off into space. more than five decades after "star trek" began. >> welcome aboard, captain. >> reporter: traveling aboard amazon-founder jeff craft. shatner saying, wow. the crew experiencing three minutes of weightlessness before parachuting back down to earth. the whole mission just over ten minutes. afterwards, bezos opening the latch. >> hello, astronauts. >> reporter: shatner and the crew emerging. >> to see the blue color. now you're staring at the black. that's the thing. the covering of blue. the sheet, the blanket, this comforter of blue that we have around us. we think oh, that's blue sky. and you shoot through it, all of a sudden, you whip o

six decades ago when he was playing captain kirk. he came on our screen as this man of bravado, this man of risk, and that's who we thought he was. then we get to know william shatner. he is this man of hilarity and has these amazing words. it just almost confirmed that hero status we all want to have for him for so long. to see this career span six decades, to see him win grammys, have these spoken word albums. to have morphed from captain kirk into this man, and to have that full circle moment today, it's almost indescribable. he was a trailblazer on television. he was the first to have an interracial case with my nam namesake, nischelle nichols. now in his real life, to meld back into captain kirk e oh i'm trying to be as astute as him and you just can't. >> what you said totally makes sense. i'm glad one of us is making sense as we've been watching this in awe. >> i was listening to miles and trying to take in everything he was saying because it's definitely an experience, even for us sitting at home watching this. >> miles, you

there's an ardent trumper named charlie kirk. his organization is called turning point usa. there he is. he's currently on what he calls the critical racism tour. as all major tours do, this one recently made a stop in napa, idaho, on the campus of northwest nazarene university. where charlie kirk called on a man in the audience who had a question. >> at this point, we're living under corporate and medical fascism. this is tyranny. when do we get to use the guns. no, and i'm not -- that's not a joke. i'm not saying it like that. literally, where is the line? how many elections are they going to steal before we kill these people? >> so, no, i -- hold on. stop. hold on. now, i'm going to denounce that and tell you why. because you're playing into all their plans. they're trying to make you do this. that's okay. hear me out. you started with a compliment so at least give me a little bit. they're trying to provoke you and everyone here. they're trying to make you do something that will be violent. that will justify a takeover of your freedoms and liberties the likes of which we'

it is, as you mentioned, captain kirk, right? the iconic star fleet captain we all grew with up, at least i grew up with and what a brilliant piece of marketing on behalf of bezos. he is as you mentioned, 90 years old. i was with him last night, and with jeff bezos last night, remarkable. he's in remarkable shape. he is just as bright and smart and witty and funny as he was 40, 50 years ago, and he admits he said it on our air, he's nervous about this flight, and then i said, wait a minute, you battled rom yulens and klingons, and he said yes, but this is the real deal. he's going up, as you mentioned, it's just an 11-minute trip. three to four minutes of weightlessness, about 62 miles up, what is that you say? let me bring you back to the summer. remember richard branson, he was the first one to go up and float in space for three to four minutes, but the bezos team came back and said, no, no, no, that's not over the carmin line, the internationally recognized border to space. that's not what the faa and nasa recognizes, nonethel

>> kirk. >> jim, thank you. we appreciate it >>> still on the show, bitcoin mining race. guess what country is number one? >>. >>> and texas airlines take on rn abbott and mandating covid vaccines we'll be right back. ♪ earl: - hey barista: - good morning, earl! narrator: - since our beginning, barista: - there he is! narrator: - we've looked to inspire and nurture each other, by asking what's possible? what's possible when we connect? office worker: - coffee's here! narrator: - what's possible when we come together. female 1: - kayla? female 2: - oh. is it ok to hug? narrator: - when we open our hearts. female 2: - this is like the best date i've ever been on. narrator: - when we grow together. narrator: - after 50 years, we've learned that possible is just the beginning. this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. narrator: - after 50 years, like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with"

a final frontier william shatner 3rd shot to fame in 1966 playing the icon at kirk in star trek. now more than 50 years later, he's boldly gone. we're new 90 year old's human has been before what you have to do, what is the most profound experience i'm so filled with emotion, liver. what just happened. i was just extra extra. i hope i never recover from this. i hope that i can be changed. what i feel though, i don't want to lose it once free of the earth's gravity, all 4 crew members enjoyed 3 minutes of weightlessness and a view of our planet. a blue origin zone. jeff bezos hopes will eventually become more accessible to so cool space tourists in a race funded by billionaires. having such a relatable crew member on board is being seen as a publicity coup. it's no secret that a lot of people who like on space and space systems are star trek fans for the immediately resonate with captain kirk in the, in, in the seat on the passenger flight. as the capsule in its cru safely returned to earth funds of an iconic science fiction show that inspired millions celebrates the return of the

the new crisis over its power supply and the tv legend who played "star trek's" captain kirk about to boldly go where no man at his age has ever gone before. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening a potential new weapon against covid-19 may soon enter the fight an anti-covid pill, not to prevent but to treat the infection in high-risk patients drug maker merck submitting its anti-viral pill to the fda for emergency use authorization claiming the drug could substantially cut the number of hospitalizations and deaths but the number of pills ordered by the government falls far short of the 67 million eligible americans who remain unvaccinated today's submission comes as covid cases, hospitalizations and deaths are on the decline amid more signs of public normalcy today's return of the boston marathon just one of them. our team covering it all tonight, starting with miguel almaguer. >> reporter: now officially seeking emergency use authorization from the fda, if granted, merck's first of its kind antiviral pill to treat covid could be prescribed to americans by

kirk, it's incredible. really incredible and we'll probably hear more from him throughout the morning. but. >> an amazing ride life imitating. >> how all of those years after he was captain kirk he went to space for real. now is the oldest person ever to do so. an incredible 8.22 the time will be right back. >> we're back in. 25 is the time in the south bay. a woman is behind bars now after being accused of supplying teenagers with alcohol and pressuring them to drink in her home kron four's ella sogomonian has the details. >> 47 year-old shannon o'connor, who also goes by shannon is accused of buying whiskey and vodka for her son and his teenage friends then luring them to drunken house parties were often times they were pressured into having and at some point there are claims that the mother allegedly watched teams from los gatos high who reported these claims with authorities said that she would real them in through text and snapchat messages between june 2020 and may of this year. one center house they

and the impact on holiday shopping >>> also tonight captain kirk on a real-life mission. 90-year-old william shatner making history as the oldest person to reach the final frontier aboard jeff bezos' blue origin capsule. shatner's emotional words after touching down. >>> new data on booster shots on the eve of critical fda advisory meeting. are people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine better off getting a pfizer or moderna booster? we'll tell you what a new study found. >>> a horrific bow and arrow attack. multiple people killed what we're learning about it >>> our nbc news exclusive on havana syndrome. three of the original victims of the mystery illness speaking out for the first time, the symptoms they suffered and were they targeted by deliberate attacks. >>> and the new warning by the fda on how much salt you are eating what you need to know. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening the white house tonight responding to the growing supply chain disruption that has left cargo ships waiting at sea to unload and consumers and small retailers burdened wit

and captain kirk takes a real life journey into and captain kirk takes a real lifejourney into space.takes a real life journey into space. the 90—year—old actor — mcwilliam shatner explains why. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it is newsday. it is eight o'clock in the morning here in singapore and 3am in istanbul where turkish authorities have boosted security on the border with iran and warned they won't accept an influx of migrants and refugees fleeing the taliban in afghanistan. many afghans made thejourney afghans made the journey through afghans made thejourney through iran to afghans made the journey through iran to turkey, afghans made thejourney through iran to turkey, hoping to travel onwards to other european countries. turkey already has the world's biggest refugee population of around 4 million people. our international correspondence has been to the turkish border and send this report. turkey is cracking down. on those who sneak across the border. even those in this smuggler�*s safe house, who may have fled in fear from the taliban. well, the operatio

it's captain kirk.hadn't heard anybody call him shatner in a long time. >> captain it is. >> captain it is. >>> a lot to get into this morning including the travel trouble for southwest. now, that doesn't look like a lot of trouble there. looks pretty calm at the airport in houston. this comes from ktrk. thank you for that picture. passengers are checking in there, but it was a major issue over the weekend. some 300 more flights canceled this morning, had thousands canceled over the weekend. we'll see how they're doing with that airport chaos. >> we'll have more on that in just a moment. >>> but first we begin with the breaking news, drugmaker merck submitting its covid medication for fda authorization which was found to reduce the risk of hospitalization or death by 50%. this as dr. fauci is giving halloween the green light for americans. matt gutman has more on all of this. good morning to you, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. this new antiviral pill by merck is being billed as a potential g

i mean, captain kirk is star trek, but really star trek is the thing that has had the impact on space travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future. the new private space race is now well under way. it may be funded by what some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bays us. richard branson, an 11 musk old jockeying for domination. but his hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us. and to kalika al jazeera. still to come in this half hour, the taliban that warns its own members, anyone found to be linked to i so will be punished as a traitor. and that the breck said border problem, the you all for is that northern ireland compromised, but it looks unlikely to end pensions over trading. ah well, winter shouldn't be here with us yet, but the not to snow is about to fall on these currently falling. you might think twice about that there's a lot of crowd around in europe and is maybe not obvious where the weather is except may be over here. but look down to this part, this circulation, which now sou

jeff bezos drew up a star trek and captain kirk fan and invited him to fly for shatner, this was much more than a ten-minute joyride. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i can ever have. i am so filled with emotion about what just happened i hope that i can maintain what i fell if you. i don't want to lose it. >> reporter: son after, we caught up with him on the landing pad. bill, you seemed emotional when you came down. >> i still am. i am overwhelm by what i saw i saw death in the blackness of space. i saw life in the beauty and the warmth of earth. i am 90-close-to-death did i see death? i don't know i am moved by the enormous experience i just had. >> reporter: a deep appreciation for how fragile the earth truly is and for blue origin, mission accomplished yeah, make no mistake about it, this was a stroeblke of marketi genius to put captain kirk, thereby, ensuring you will get the world's media to pay attention and to come back here to remote texas. as for the rest of the year, we expect one more flight and several next year. we don't know exactly how many we

>> well, you know, first of all, i just have to say like go kirk.planation of the importance of getting people into space so they can see really what's at stake. you know, what i think is really interesting about this is that it's really a testimony to the human imagination, and what i mean by that is sort of the power, you know, the power of science fiction and the stories it tells us about a hopeful human future. who is william shatner, he's just an actor, but james t. kirk, he isthey are all a part r imagination about a vibrant human future that includes space, so i think that's really the importance of james kirk being in space today. >> what i love is the juxtaposition, adam, of jeff bezos' reaction after he landed, what, back in july, popping bottles and pumping fists, and then this emotional and philosophical resonance from william shatner, and i wonder when we watch the science of this, when the new shepherd rocket lands, something that the shuttle mission was never able to accomplish, just the remarkable element there that this program has

captain kirk all their the live pictures of

look, it's no star ship enterprise, but captain kirk is going to take it. kristin fisher, thank you so much. there's so much going on, we will check back with you later in the show. >> how is it playing with some of his most devoted fans? the trekkies. jason carroll went deep inside this complicated community and has emerged to talk about it. jason, i'm glad to see you're safe here. tell us what you learned. >> reporter: that sounds a little bit scary. it was actually a lot of fun, john. i have been getting email from fans. they have been on the edge of their seat waiting for this to happen. whether you call them trekkies or trekkers. we can agree to disagree. when shatner goes up, he's taking all his fans with him. william shatner is hours away from his scheduled flight to go boldly where few have gone before. >> captain the enterprise is up there. >> reporter: there is debate among his most devoted fans. >> i think it is an amazing opportunity for him. he's so well-known for being a space captain. >> reporter: about whether captain kirk should be going on

he became kirk.90 overcome by the moment. >> everybody in the world needs to see the -- it was unbelievable. unbelievable. i mean, you know, the little things, the weightlessness. but to see the blue color go right by, and now you're staring into blackness. what you have given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. i -- i just -- it's extraordinary. extraordinary. >> reporter: all the crew cried after landing. >> i hope i never recover from this. captain kirk's a fictional figure, i'm flesh and blood. >> reporter: you're flesh and blood. you came back clearly moved. >> tremendously, enormously. >> reporter: his reaction was so memorable, blue origin could turn it into a commercial hoping to reel in more paying customers. shatner's ticket was comped. another shrewd investment by jeff bezos. mark ssm culberson county, texas. >> his reaction was really moving. i thought i was going to cry. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," though, we will talk w

captain kirk is a fictional figure. bl cabaarov.>> ty.emorable, blue origin could turn it into a commercial hoping to reel in more paying customers. shatner's ticket was comp, another shrewd investment by jeff bezos. norah. >> o'donnell: and a prime trip. mark strassmann, thank you. well, tonight, warnings of a possible twin-demic of both covid and the flu. the c.d.c. estimates an average of 36,000,000 people died of the flu each year over the past decade, and there are fears this season could be a bad one. here's cbs' janet shamlian. .>> reporter: tonight the race is on to get shots into arms as health officials warn of a potentially devastating flu season colliding with the pandemic. should we have a tremendously bad flu season, how could that impact the covid situation? >> if we have eriousuenza ouak e going to overwhelm the healthcare system. >> reporter: that's why in little rock, at the university of arkansas for medical sciences, there's a new strategy. >> that was quick. >> reporter: a one-stop shop for flu shots and covid vaccine

captain kirk returning to earth overcome with emotion. saying he was struck by the planet's vulnerability. gio benitez was there for the launch, later speaking with the planet's newest space travelers. >> reporter: tonight, history made. "star trek's" captain kirk, william shatner, boldly going to the final frontier and back. >> william shatner. >> reporter: at 90 years old, becoming the oldest person ever to blast off into space. more than five decades after "star trek" began. >> welcome aboard, captain. >> reporter: today, traveling aboard amazon founder jeff bezos' blue origin spacecraft, along with two paying customers, and blue origin's vp, audrey powers. the rocket traveling 66.5 miles over the west texas desert. shatner saying simply, wow. the crew experiencing three minutes of weightlessness before parachuting back down to earth. the whole mission just over ten minutes. afterwards, bezos opening the latch. >> hello, astronauts. welcome to earth. >> reporter: shatner and the crew emerging. >> to see the blue cover go right by and n

at 90 years old, "star trek's" captain kirk became the oldest person to travel to space.e was clearly moved by the experience. cbs' mark strassmann was there to witness it all. >> blue origin has cleared the tower, she is on her pace with the second human space flight crew. >> reporter: this was the voyage of the blue origin spaceship first step, its 10-minute mission-- space. >> oh, jesus. >> reporter: william shatner's latest frontier, up almost 66 miles to the edge of space. >> and here come the mains. >> reporter: and right back down again, like same-day shippng. >> and capsule touchdown. ( cheers and applause ). >> reporter: a gift from amazon and blue origin founder jeff bezos. >> it was so moving to me. this experience is something unbelievable. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( "star trek theme) >> reporter: 55 years ago, shatner's captain kirk led a starship of galactic hop scotchers. today, he became kirk, and at 90, overcome by the moment. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience ( crying ) ...i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. i-- i jus

. >> captain kirk is a fictional figure. i'm flesh and blood. >> you're flesh and blood. you came back clearly moved. >> tremendously. enormously. >> reporter: shatner's reaction was so memorable, blue origin could turn it into a commercial hoping to reel in more paying customers. shatner's ticket was comped, another shrewd investment by jeff bezos. norah? >> and a prime trip. mark strassmann, thank you. >>> well, tonight warnings of a possible twin-demic of both covid and the flu. the cdc estimates an average of 36,000 people died of the flu each year over the past decade, and there are fears this season could be a bad one. here is cbs' janet shamlian. >> reporter: tonight the race is on the get shots into arms as health officials warn of a potentially devastating flu season colliding with the pandemic. should we have a tremendously bad flu season, how could that impact the covid situation? >> if we have a serious influenza outbreak on top of covid-19, we potentially are going to overwhelm the health care system. >> reporter: that's why in little rock at the university o

jeff basis is literally sending captain kirk into orbit.ple on the side of the mega richmond plane with rockets? that's next. italian b.m.t.®, with new artisan italian bread, new black forest ham, and new mv- you gotta refresh to be fresh! hold up, false start on the spokesperson. save big. order through the app. ♪ people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your do

let's say kept kirk is excited. >> again, congratulations.you would turn down a flight on richard branson's virgin galactic. now here you are going up on blue origin, jeff bezos plane. why the bezos rocket over richard branson's? >> well, it's not that i don't love each of those billionaires, but it's because the opportunity presented itself. jeff bezos vision is a remarkable practical one. let's build the industries on earth, build it in space. connection with space. it's not flying to flying to mars in 1 1/2 years, six months there, six months back, this is let's build now and start right now to protect our planet. >> neil: you've heard this more than you care to, mr. shatner that at 90 years young, you're the oldest human being up to this point to travel into space. when you were peppered with that question, you said over the weekend, i'm bloody captain kirk. yet all they're focusing on including this questioner is your age. what do you think of that? >> yeah. well, the only thing about age that has an application to this particular vehicl

captain kirk,. -- captain kirk, full stop. alix: what does this do to the industry?model brought up is how commercial airlines started, where it was first barnstormers which you wondered if they were crazy. and then they found a way with bigger airlines to hopscotch across the pacific, and someone said, i can build a bigger plane . they served champagne, and said i can do it cheaper. it is a certain classic thing where you hope that people will say i want to do that. since it is all private, you want the classic competition seem to come into play where someone says i can fly more people for cheap. here's where you buy the ticket. guy: in terms of what this becomes, there was an endgame in terms of what happened with the aviation industry. it was about the journey, but it was about getting from a to b. what does the a to b look like with this industry? i appreciate the journey into space is epic, and the earth from their will be something i hope i get to experience. but nevertheless, is there a second iteration, i.e., this becomes art of the transport infrastructure -

well, it's a science fiction meeting science fact here we have james t kirk, the captain of the u. s. s. enterprise. actually going into space and you saw just how emotional he got when he came back from that. something like 11 minute journey and the flight couldn't have gone off better. yes, there was some delays due to high wind, but this automated new shepherd rocket did exactly what it was designed to do. so you heard shutting down once, he came out of that capsule talking about the fragility of the emotion of the experience itself. and remember, the new shepherd rocket has some of the biggest windows of any spacecraft ever made . so you can only assume that he got not only to experience about 3 minutes of weightlessness, but to see the curvature of the earth. just how thin the atmosphere that protects us is. and that was the message you want to get across. even before this launch went ahead, but for jeff bay's off who owns blue origin, this was a public relations to he got perhaps the most culturally significant, starship captain and tv history to go up and really get all eyes

two have sent captain kirk himself william shatner to space. i can't wait to hear his commentary upon return the others. a big shoutout to those tuning in from down under. they are coming back home. the booster, of course, is going to beat the capsule back home. it is more aero dynamically spaced. what we're going to see coming up shortly is at the top of the rocket we have the ring fin, the -- there's some what we call the pie fins that extend from the ring fin as well as the drag brakes, the pie fins, the wedge fins helps stabilize the vehicle like kind of like the feathers of the back of an arrow, and then you'll also see the drag brakes. as you mentioned, it cuts the velocity dramatically. you can see the wedge fins are out. >> we are going to expect the engine to relight in about 36 hours feet or about 1200 meters aboveground level. here we come, new shepherd. welcome back new shepherd. a beautiful flight to space for our second human crew. wow. that gets me every time we do this live down here in texas. the sonic boom is so cool. drag bra

i'm a little surprised, kirk, is not self-evident. i think seriously if you things.now a lot of these people. i've been in washington i note leon i know admiral mcraven, john brennan i think i had if you will some street credit with them. i think two things most of all, these are reasons why i think the timing of the book really worked out well. for several history books written in the year or two after the bin laden raid. a lot was still pretty classified at that point. that is one. the tenth anniversary of this raid. i think people can talk more freely. i think people are justifiably proud of it. i was able to persuade them i was serious about this book, i wanted to tell the story and all detail. i think they're happy to have this on the record. it is interesting because while a couple of books were written as a say in the immediate aftermath of the raid, they wrote a memoir of barack obama is devoted at a chapter. i did not into nearly as much detail as to how it came down, what their role was, the back-and-forth, detention. say for the commonwealth. and you get a

today was captain kirk stern. it wasn't william shatner's final frontier, but his latest one. mark strassmann, cbs news, cobblestone county, texas. >> nigh celebration there. still ahead on kpix 5 and steaming streaming on cbsn. >>> people who get social security are about to see more cash each month. wide arises not a good news. >>> an intriguing new study on exercise is wowing scientists in the world of medicine. there is evidence it is not what you do to work out, but when that may give you an edge. >>> this study is mind- boggling. >> just an outstanding idea. >> it was surprising. >>> the tip we can take from our prehistoric ancestors that may optimize >>> is a live look at the big bore this afternoon. the dow is wn a bit in the red. about 10 point is a. people who get social security are getting some relief next year. recipients will see month the checks jumped by 5.9%. those monthly payments will soar about $92 to an estimated $1657 for 2022. but, not time for a shopping spree. the reason for the hike is because of inflation. >>> another major company is issuing a vacci

the man that played captain kirk on "star trek" goes on a real life space mission. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i ever experienced. >> 90-year-old william shatner gets emotional after landing back on earth. >> good wednesday, the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >>> will this help alleviate the shipping delays? today president biden met with labor leaders and major retailers including walmart and home depot to address the recent global supply chain bottle necks that threaten to snarl the holiday shopping and shipping season. the meeting comes as the biden administration announced 24/7 operations will begin at the port of l.a. in an effort to address the clog in that shipping chain and the supply chain. as for the port of oakland, they're keeping their normal hours. let's begin with alice bar. >> across you can't tri, frustrated customers are finding more empty shelves from grocery store euwells -- >> makes me angry. like, why? >> to halloween costumes. >> we're still waiting on about 25 or 30% of the merchandise. >> it's the latest infe

the final frontierfor captain kirk, as he prepares to blast off into space.ean tv series that has the world gripped in its tentacles — the incredible success of squid game. and coming up on the bbc news channel: fifa condemns the reaction by hungary fans to england's players taking the knee, and the clashes with police that followed during the world cup qualifier at wembley. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it's caused problems since day one of the brexit process and, now, eu officials are on their way to london to discuss reducing checks on goods moving between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. a fresh row had broken out between the eu and the uk over the arrangements agreed as part of the brexit deal which cover those checks. earlier, the conservative party co—chair 0liver dowden said the government would wait to see the eu plans in full, but would "engage fully and constructively" on the matter. 0ur brussels correspondent jess parkerjoins me now. yes, these proposals have been months in the making. a response to uk calls for change

captain kirk himself, the great william shatner. our customer the first full australian citizen to go to space and back. big hugs from their loved ones. [inaudible conversations] >> not only is it different from what you thought. [inaudible] [laughter] >> i want to hear this. >> the champagne showers have begun. to taken a moment clearly. >> it was unbelievable. everybody needs to see this. but to see the blue color then you are staring at blackness. the coloring of blue like a comforter of blue and then you look into blackness the blue over there than the black up there there is mother earth is at the way death is? i don't know. then when it is gone it is peace? this experience to say yes. you know. it's all true but what isn't true but the soft blue. it is so thin and you are through in an instant. >> but you go to thousand miles an hour whatever the mathematics are many were throughh the blue then it is black of what that galaxies but what you see is black and what you see down there is white and that is the difference. so what y

the entire flight was piloted remotely. >> captain kirk is headed to space.n the fictional world of star trek, he has done it many times. for william shatner, it is an entirely new experience. the 90-year-old is one of four crewmembers of the expedition into earth's orbit. the crew was greeted by jeff azo's. -- jeff bezos. it is the second manned expedition by the blue origin company and it made shatner the older rson -- the oldest person to travel io orbit. the trip lasted around 11 minutes. jeff bezos was also the after the capital landed in west texas. william shatner was visibly moved. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience can -- i am so filled with emotion about what just happened. it was extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this. i hope i can maintain what i feel now. two other players in the commercial race for space are tesla ceo elon musk. and virgin galactic founder richard branson who was the first of the three to fly into space in july of this year. what all three companies have in common, the lunches are massive media ev