myles we watched the first manned spacex launch together. this is the third with a used rocket and capsule, or as nasa likes to say, previously owned. how significant is this moment? >> well, it's a cream puff, of course, john. no question about it. but it's significant for that very fact you just mentioned. the shuttle program was supposed to be reusable. and in some respects it was, but it never really delivered on the promise of reusability in a way that made the cost of getting to space cheaper. it was a finky vehicle. the orbiter came back but it required all kinds of work to get back to space. sure the rocket boosters could be reused but they had to be fished out of the water and that was a difficult and time consuming process. elon musk and spacex is proving reusability in a way that drives down the cost to space. and that's a big deal because it opens to enterprises we've been hoping for for a long time. those of us who like space and makes it accessible in a way we couldn't imagine. it used to be the back of the napkin cost of getti

we are so happy you brought myles into the family. this is great. good news. tomorrow night, i'm off. the show goes on. the show has grown to the point, thanks to you, where it stays on the schedule, whether i'm here or not. and you will have an upgrade, in the form of michael smerconish. all right. time for the big show, "cnn tonight" with the big star, d lemon, right now. >> that is definitely an upgrade. anything would be an upgrade. >> true. >> why are you indoctrinating kisha's baby, already? she is a good woman, her husband is a good man. it's a great family. what are you indoctrinating them with that "cuomo prime time" for? >> here is the thing. if we were to give that kid a "cnn tonight" onesie if one existed because no one would make one. it is telling this kid, that you cannot be great, that you must aspire for something less than greatness. by -- by giving a "cuomo prime time" onesie, the kid knows anything is possible. sky's the limit. >> that's right. anything is possible. look. we have had some flukes over the past four or five years.

we are so happy you brought myles into the family. this is great.news. >>> more good news. tomorrow night i'm off. the show goes on. the show has grown to the point thanks to you where it stays on the schedule whether i'm here or not, and you will have an upgrade in the form of michael smerconish, all right? time for the big show. "cnn tonight" with the big star d. lemon right now. >> that is definitely an upgrade. anything would be an upgrade. >> true. >> why are you indoctrinating kisha's baby already? we don't want that. >> why? >> kisha is a good woman. her husband's a good man. what are you indoctrinating with that cuomo prime time" -- >> if we were to give that kid a cnn tonight onesie, it is telling this kid that you cannot be great, that you must aspire for something less than greatness. by giving the cuomo prime time" onesie, the kid knows anything's possible. the sky's the limit. >> no, that's right.

guided by myles' interviews, dissecting the life of jam master jay and his humble beginnings. >> i neverhe would grow up to be a dj. not when he was little when i was with him. his mother and my mom were sisters. we did everything together as a unit, everything. >> throughout it seems like jam master jay and the other members of run dmc really gave back to the new york community. >> archival interviews with jam master jay being an active member of the community, he stayed close to queens. he was just the guy who stayed close to his roots, wanted to uplift as many people as he could along the way. >> not at any other concerts, but run dmc concerts you can come to get a job, to register to vote. we know we're trying to help our kids. >> before run and d actually came on stage, it was jam master jay that did the scratching. and, you know, he would cut that, run, run, run, and then run would walk on the stage and get the crowd hyped. >> jay now was the centerpiece of the stage. before run dmc hits the stage, there is jam master jay. and then he going ♪ jam master jay ♪ >> who was jam master

the later of man myles military is an intern asia for crisis talks with regional later as he and heads of state a pressing for an end to the deadly crackdown on pro-democracy activists military arrested democratically elected lawmakers and seized control in february when the army general the cleric himself the new data. it's the 1st time general men on long has left me and ma since the army seized power from the civilian government at the beginning of february other nations in southeast asia one myanmar's army to end the brutal repression of its opponents. would be done outside the summit in the indonesian capital jakarta protesters gathered to reinforce those demands the united nations says the under arrest in myanmar is a security risk for the whole region. it wants members of the asio and bloc of countries to lead the way. as a result is more crucial than ever as the region faces an urgent crisis in yet the situation requires a robust international response all unified regional effort more than 700 people have been killed in the crackdown on opponents of the military regime in myanm

signed this recommendation leaders from southeast asia are preparing for crisis talks with me and myles military ruler general ming online as arrived in indonesia's capital jakarta to attend the 10 nation asiad summit his participation has been condemned by anti coup protest leaders the search for a missing in the nation's submarine is taking on added urgency oxygen supplies on board are now calculated to have run out it went missing with $53.00 people on board on wednesday israel's army says it struck an observation post belonging to hamas in the gaza strip israel says it's in response to 3 rockets fired from the palestinian territory hamas says it's responding to israeli police intervention at the logs hamas compound in the occupied east jerusalem which would do more than $100.00 palestinians. headlines the news continues after witness. the river narin flows through the coldest region of kyrgyzstan the temperatures here could drop to 20 degrees below 0 this time of year but the driving snow and bitter winter conditions on the enough to keep these men from working on the ice and in the

a new unity government formed by those who oppose me and myles coup says it should be included in crisis talks with neighboring countries it's criticized a move to invite the military's leader to a special r.c. on summit in jakarta on saturday and he could protesters held rallies in a show of support for the national unity government formed on friday that includes asked of members of parliament ethnic leaders and activists or than 730 people have been killed since the military seized power in february. and in japan hundreds of shown support for cooper test is a memorial service to those killed by security forces was held at a temple in tokyo japan is among a growing number of countries that have condemned the military's violence. i came here to show that they didn't die in frame and to pray for peace in may and mark. i cannot is that i don't mourn my skater the most i know the situation they is pretty hard but i believe me en masse peace will be restored soon so i want to say to the people of myanmar please hang in there a little bit longer. police in pakistan said supporters of a banned

it's possible that myles standish so the captain the man chiefly responsible for the defense of the colony. we know that he owned the earliest english translation of the iliad we know that he owned an english translation of caesar. and terry's on the gallic wars. so not only furniture and linens and food, but also this was a place of thought these were people who read and brought their libraries with them. the deck that we're standing on would have been filled with things that were needed every day linens. canvas bedding stuffed out with straw curtains to give families a little bit of privacy in there in their small bunks. we're not sure how they fed themselves. that's still. a matter of controversy or up for grabs? we don't know whether the cooking is being done by the ship's cook and food distributed among the passengers to keep down the dangers of fire at one point. it was thought possibly there were sandboxes with little brazzers that were used for cooking during the voyage. we don't know it the record just isn't thick enough for us to get those kinds of details so you might have had c

. >> let's bring in myles taylor, former dhs chief of staff and he spoke out against president trump new york post piece, and david holder who has done a lot of work digging into trump's finances. welcome to both of you. i want to start with this excerpt from hunter biden book. referencing former president trump. take a look, he writes, throughout the campaign, trump attacked everyone in the family in the harshest, most horrible terms. but instead of tearing us apart, the barrage of assaults accomplished the opposite. they allowed us to fully heal again. that part stood out to me because both of you guys have been targets of trump in the past. miles, how does this resonate for you personally? >> that's a great question, kendis. i'm glad you asked it. hunter biden put that in pretty eloquent terms. donald trump is the master of the politics of personal destruction. look, in my own life he came after me, he came after -- he and his supporters came after family members. we had to leave our home, our jobs, had to hire a full-time security detail. no one needs to have sympathy for me for

wasn't given the opportunity and would not be where i am today without the program and director, lisa myles-wilkerson. without her the program wouldn't be as successful and as well known and loved as it is today. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comment. next caller you have two minutes. >> caller: i'm kelly ommeran. i was in the from 2014 to 2019. i was super committed to this program from the start. the reason i continue to apply and return every year is because i knew i was part of something very special. i aligned with the program's mission and goals which are to give young people a chance to learn and succeed and the opportunity to grow especially for those who come from under privileged backgrounds who never thought success would ever be possible. the project is so diverse and has such an inclusive, inviting atmosphere and warm people and i'm a child of immigrant and first generation college student and growing up i never thought about working for the city and didn't realize it was something that was possible for me to do. once i learned of the project it opened up my eye to the w