marcell is one of the first customers of a company that will soon be sending private individuals like himself on brief trips into space >> it takes some training to fly in space. he booked a preparation course. she explains some of the physical laws of outer space and tops off the lesson with a look at the sun through a reflecting telescope. >> it is a dream of mine to go into space. now this dream starts to become a reality for many more people. this would be the time to hop on this wagon. >> the training also involves a flight with nancy in a light plane. marcell would even have to fly it. >> a lot of people are afraid of flying, especially of traveling via space. the only solution is to do it yourself. >> i never have been on such a small plane. basically i am quite excited about it. it is also the first time i will be in the cockpit and be under the controls. >> he can practice dealing with weightlessness. not everyone can handle the steep climbs and sudden drops. we better turn the camera off here. the passengers sit in a space plane carried up to 16 kilometers and released. it f

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inside the pierce county courthouse, marcell henderson is on trial for murder.m, 18-year-old victor shwanki. a popular teen in the community. henderson, 20, allegedly shot shwanki believing he killed a member of his gang. now inside the courtroom, tension is running high. >> there were words every time someone would testify. the judge had to get on and tell people to get quiet, call for order in his court. >> sergeants jeff bradding and jesus villahermosa share security. >> there was a lot of animosity, tension, and threats being exchanged between these groups. they had to add another officer. >>> june 30th is a quiet day in the courtroom. no testimony, no jury. just a few motions before the judge. by 10:00 a.m., proceedings are over, and it's time to bring defendant henderson back to his jail cell. >> before they move him, they have to clear a hallway from point a to point b, hopefully without any threat of harm. >> but there's a problem. a relative and a friend of the murder victim have suddenly appeared in the corridor. >> they knew we were coming out the sid

as for marcel johnson, his arraignment is set for monday. it's ultimately up to the prosecutor whether to charge him with a third strike. live in oakland tonight, manufactu monte francis. >>> a benign brain tomber affected her decision-making, her attorney says, the day she was caught. mary hayashi was convicted of stealing almost $2,500 worth of clothes from neiman marcus in san francisco. hayashi will serve three years probation and must stay 50 feet away from the union square neiman marcus. hayashi is not eligible for reelection to the same office. >>> he's about to take helm at san francisco's new sheriff this sunday. but he's being questioned about abuse of an officer. lopez has issued a statement saying the allegations are false and that she has never been abused. so far, the mayor has not commented. the mayor was elected for the position last year after serving seven years as a san francisco city supervisor. >>> new tonight at 6:00, an emotional plea today from the family of a drive-by shooting victim. they need help solving a cold ca

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a dispute over a blanket on december 16th landed 38-year-old marcell johnson in a santa rita jail. once there, he got into a scuffle with a prison guard and faces a felony assault charge. his attorney says he is homeless and mentally ill and deprived of his psych medication while in jail. he has a prior criminal record. now, the prosecutor could decide to charge johnson with his third strike, which can carry a life sentence. >> then, because he doesn't have his medication, gets into a fight with a guard and now faces three strikes. i think that's not only terribly unjust to mr. johnson but it is terribly unjust to all of us. >> critics of the current three strikes law are currently gathering signatures for a november ballot measure which would reduce sentences for third strikers who commit nonviolent crimes are set to be arraigned on monday. >>. >> coming up this morning, a south bay burglar that knows apparently a bit too much about his victims. that story and more coming up right here at 7:00. more local news in 30 minutes. >>> it's the first weekend of the new year. we want to t

in pennsylvania where our home state is the marcel bushfield, you've heard about that, the largest extractionivities, with gas, lots of liquids, methane, butane, natural gasoline, etc.. it can be easily consumed so there's probably enough there for a cracker which is an enormous investment and all the downstream that comes from that. i'm not a chemicals business but it's a huge opportunity and there are lots of plans which were shut down by other companies. was andrew here this morning with us. he had a much different view of natural gas than before. it's enabled his company and i think to be much more competitive in the world with investment. so the availability of low-cost c's and h's is a huge opportunity not just for our company but all. >> i don't want to put you too much on the spot, but you do have a unionized work force and competition in the united states. a lot of steel capacity has grown up that's non-union. you do have been reports as well coming in. so, what is your secret? how have you been able to be competitive and survive and remain as a union operation and reman -- i know yo

marcel and i got a lot of christmas cards this year, a lot. but one we saved especially.is from chris richardson. is here? [applause] chris, there you go. he said, my family and i just want to take a second and thank you for all you've done for the post office, its employees, the families and customers. we appreciate everything you've done. chris, i want you and your families to know senator sanders, congressman welch, governor shumlin, and i, we will not stop one moment standing up for you. bernie. [applause] >> thank you. let me begin by thanking all of you, not only for being here tonight. this is phenomenal turnout but thank you for the ex-trord -- extraordinary work you do every single day. sometimes we take you for granted. we shouldn't. you're doing a great job and thank you for that. [applause] i also want to thank the post office. this meeting was originally scheduled for december 18th. that was a very bad time. i appreciate you're rescheduling the meeting to a more convenient and appropriate time. now, let me begin by picking up on a point that the governor and