leroy, we talked about the civilians who were on board. what it is that they have just experienced, the way they're going to process it once they are back on dry land. we talked about the people in mission control who are watching this all happen and making sure this all happened, goes off without a hitch. we have not talked about the loved ones of the civilians on board. i have to admit, watching this myself, excited, nervous. what goes through the minds of the family members of the coworkers, of people who know those four civilians both as they launched and now as we are watching the splashdown. understand what you can do and can't do, and you decided that the award is worth it and relatively easy. a good friend of the person which is a different story. the astronaut office, had a few married couples. they can tell you it's really hard to watch their spouse go and fly whereas it's not that big of a deal for you yourself to get into the vehicles. and the good friends, the ones that were stressed out and worried about, the people inside, th

they'll go in one by one and evaluate the crew on board and take them out one by one.should be pretty soon now. >> i'm told that we are going to be seeing the crew. you see them there. we'll see them exiting the craft in about ten minutes. if you want to see that, definitely stick with us. kendis, when you were out in the field, as you are watching a live event, a historic event, there is always a plan. there is always a ticktock. we study it deeply, and then we watch and we wait to see what has happened. over the course of today, how much has expectation met reality in that regard, kendis? >> reporter: 1000%, i would say. it has been the sort of precision that take place when it comes to space travel. the re-entry, the orbiting process started exactly at 6:16 p.m. the splashdown, right at 7:06 p.m. as well. all the process you see here now is just what was expected to take place. we'll lose a small there from what i can see from the feed shortly. but they're expected to have a press conference less than an hour from now. what we call the phoner, the press conference w

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train cars came off the tracks in north central montana. 146 passengers and 16 crew numbers were on board. amtrak has not released info about how many were injured, one passenger did tell cbs news that she heard a boom and a car began pitching violently from side to side. that train runs from seattle to chicago. the ntsb is investing, tonight. >> it just became a lot easier to get a covid booster shot. nearly 600 cbs stores across california are giving out pfizer booster shots, but not everyone can get it. it is for people who have already received the pfizer vaccine and are eligible due to their job, health conditions, and age. today we saw people getting boosters on the peninsula. the snow just to remain safe, to protect my husband and my granddaughter, who is not old enough yet, to get the vaccine, and just to keep us as healthy as possible. >> if you got the moderna or johnson and johnson vaccine, you will have to wait a little longer. >> golden gate national recreation managers recognize that they have not been charging for you for parking. they like that to change. they will start c

let's listen in to space x mission control as they bring it on board. >> incredible. the dragon is being lifted on to the recovery vessel, into the dragon nest, that's what you see them setting the vehicle down on right there. >> you see at the very bottom of dragon, some water coming out, that's the system that helps keep dragon up right in the ocean so it's functioning as designed, and dragon is now on the recovery vessel. >> dragon is almost a bit of a mix of a rocket spacecraft, and a little bit of a boat. [laughter] >> it does everything you need it to. >> yeah, exactly. >> dragon, welcome aboard the recovery vessel. recovery personnel are completing final checks. standby for translation on to eagles platform in approximately one minute. >> good to be aboard. >> i see some fist pumps from the doctor, aboard the dragon capsule right now. next event coming up after the team does some safety checks is opening the side hatch. that's going to be very very exciting. we will see the crew for the first time, and they're going to see earth for the first time since three da

emma on board?ptions, _ emma on board? there are lots of different options, she - emma on board? there are lots of different options, she has . emma on board? there are lots of different options, she has a i of different options, she has a lot of sponsors already, nikkei has a simple racket un a simple clothing deal stop —— nike. that will ramp up as people decide she is a major person for the future. there will be other sponsors getting on board, there will be a big watch deal to be done, that will be huge and then she has a whole bunch of options in terms of female products, per diems, clothing, all sorts of things that she could really dominate and become a poster girl for. and this will have to be professionally managed to make sure that this is all done in the right way, and she is only 18 at the end of the day. yes, she has a _ 18 at the end of the day. yes, she has a great _ 18 at the end of the day. yes, she has a great management| 18 at the end of the day. yes she has a great management tea

from there it goes to working on the board or will y'all and label for some reason work or some your store on to be in the super easy on the work god 080. do do me a look at your past due? she did leave me. everyone on the river is marked by jesse his death. the youngsters have made a habit of visiting jesse's grave in the riverside cemetery. mm. 13 was jesse's favorite nephew. he's taken over now, along with his brothers him yell and his cousin cloud. you both age 12 and you know, as well, most convenient for me to move for your homework. are you on monday and thursday? yes. you feel friendly in a garage employee? the little girl that was for me to come i was i would i despite the incident life and trade on the river must go on for the children of the rio. there's no alternative the best setting ita live is the angus jungle fruit that's only found around the stretch of the river and which is much of the mob with passengers and fairies. museum cloudy and seem yell, know where to find them. but so the dangerous harvest the fruit is found only at the top of some trees of more than 30 me

i, as well, started on board 2. i'm now on board 1. i'm a certified general appraiser and involved in real estate. i've been appraising since the '80s, and been in real estate that long as well. so i understand real estate values and hope to continue and help with board 1. >> chair: thank you so much. and that takes on to paul beller. >> thank you. i appreciate it. i am residential appraiser here in san francisco. i only focus on san francisco county. i have about just over 10 years' experience, and i have enjoyed the past three on the board, the assessment appeals board, and i would like to continue. thank you. >> chair: thank you. ms. nelson, if you could turn your camera off, that would be great. and why don't we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. >> there are no callers. >> clerk: thank you, mr. atkins. >> chair: there are no callers for this item. okay. colleagues, i want to thank all of the ap applicants for board 1, the complex assessment appeals board and make the following suggestion to keep thing

these distractions on board do nothing to help us address what ms. beyer was just referring to. we have several threats going on at the same time. having the best communication for the crew to focus on that so everyone can do their jobs. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for this important hearing. my first question is to ms. nelson. it is not as if there had not been recognition of the presence of unruly passengers. and yet we have to hold this hearing this morning. i took note of the fact the faa administrator, steve gibson, had issued an order enforcing -- whatever that means -- a zero-tolerance policy against violence or threatening passengers. i have to ask you, how consistently is this zero-tolerance policy enforced? how is it enforced? >> thank you, i appreciate your support. you, of course, were part of working with our union two decades ago to put in place penalties for interfering with flight crews. penalties in terms of jail time and fines. the faa has addressed these issues as they come, sometimes issuing warnings to people. when the faa administrato

when american airlines flight 77 was hijacked and crashed into the pentagon, 64 people on board and 125 people in the bidding were killed. nearly 3,000 people died that fateful day. today, damian trujillo found two very different kinds of memorials for 9/11, with one thing in common. both aim to ensure america never forgets. >> reporter: this school is named after captain jason dahl, the pilot who crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. now everyone who

britain gets back on board.g that the tube in london was working to two thirds capacity. i think that's been a big spike in people getting back on the underground easing buses again and also saying that people feel quite reassured by the fact that they don't have to travel at peak times, you know, and players have been more flexible about when people come and go from work. i think it's also worth noting that one of the big consequences of the pandemic was people, even when returning to work where choosing to drive because they didn't want to get on public transport forfear of didn't want to get on public transport for fear of catching a bug. now it seems like there has been that big uptick, and i suppose also the fact that people can be a bit more flexible means that at least perhaps you don't get some of the overcrowding that they absolutely certainly side during pre— pandemic times. by, absolutely certainly side during pre- pandemic times.- absolutely certainly side during pre- pandemic times. a lot of people

do we know what she was doing on the board? in, the defense secretary said we're going to hit pause on all of these boards especially because of how many of the seats had been filled by trump right before he left office. he said we're going to pause on these boards and take a look at them. there's so many of them 37 we're going to do a zero review of them to see do we need. he came to the conclusion that no, they should not be on it. because of that review, none of the boards have met so far this year. >> she's the only one fired up about stepping down. here is what sean spicer said. >> remember during the inauguration when president biden said i'm going to be the president for all people. where did that go? pretty much out the window. at a time when the administration is dealing with covid, afghanistan, the effects of hurricane ida, what are trar priorities? they are prioritizing flying to california to campaign for governor newsom and firing veterans from service academies. >> i have to get your reaction here. >> okay, sean. s

this is a plane that was containing largely foreigners on board number of americans as well. we understand this is not a understand we understand a commercial flight. this is a charter flights one that was pre arranged for a number of people to, to travel and go on to further destinations from doha to, to elsewhere around the world. doha has been playing a large role in lifting many people evacuating many people from cobble in those last few days. so we saw last in this past month or so the cost, the cost of the government has been involved in getting the, the cargo airport up and running again, sending a number of technical specialists to help us get that airport opperation. all we understand from then that it is now around 90 percent operational. i understand we have how much jim june is there with us? not sure if he can. so right his we just, we just trying to establish communication with our correspondent, my jim jim, who is down there on the ground at the airport, hoping we can get a bit more from him on this as that playing tax sees on the runway. so how much i understan

crew members and passengers on board. united flight 93 are being hailed as heroes after sacrificing their lives to prevent a 3rd airplane from being flown into the capitol. >> or the white house in d c one of the flight attendants on board that day was oakland native one to green kron four's noelle bellow has more on how she's now being remembered. 20 years later. >> we consider hero. we appreciate that. people celebrate one of year olds. >> more like 93. a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11th. she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and other passengers. >> the tariffs and good night them use that planted the bomb heady sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also

amtrak says more than 150 people including 17 crew members were on board the empire builder train whenreened off the track saturday. >> i was laying down in my compartment on a bed, so luckily i just tumbled. >> reporter: andrew sivula was stuck in one of the cars that detached from the train. >> i heard a loud bang and then the cars tipped. >> reporter: sivula and other passengers worked with first responders using ladders to reach people trapped inside the overturned-- overturned cars. >> i was able to pop my winnow out and climb out and help other people out. and then we sat until we got some ladders and we got people down. >> reporter: they were changing cars when it happened. he survived by grabbing a cable bolted to the floor. >> the train tipped about 45 degrees and i thought it would stop and i hate to think what would happen if i hadn't been able to hold on. >> many of the injured were taken to local hospitals and released. about 60 passengers spent the night at a local high school. many of them have already been bussed out. the derailment comes at the end of rail safety week.

one of the flight attendants on board was oakland. native want to green kron four's. noelle bellow shows us how she's now being remembered 20 years later. >> we consider hero. appreciate that. people celebrate. one of year olds. >> more like 93. a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11th. she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and other passengers. >> the in the night them use that planted the bomb heady war and peace sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. what's happening. >> and they're very consciously made that decisi

one of the flight attendants on board was oakland. native want to green kron four's noelle bellow learned how she's now being remembered to 20 years later. >> we consider hero. appreciate that. people celebrate. one of year olds. we're quite 93, a flight attendant with united airlines for 29 years. wanda greene was one of the first african american flight attendants. >> with united a dedicated mother of 2 children and very active in the new jersey community you in which she lived. but her home town was oakland and on september 11, she planned to visit with her family on her layover from flight 93. but wanda and the 43 others on board that plane never made it. we're very proud of her and the other passengers. >> the tariffs and the night them use that planted the bomb heady and peace sundry swanson is want us cousin. he was also chief of staff for congresswoman barbara lee on 9/11/2000, one. >> he says the acts of all those on board flight 93 are an example of the courage of these passengers because of cell phones. what's happening. >>

one has landed in doha with about 200 people on board.ide afghanistan, the taliban continues to crackdown. journalists have been beaten as they cover demonstrations. and what is to blame for shortages in u.k. shops? is it brexit? covid? or something else? well, france is accusing the u.k. of breaking the law with its new policy to prevent migrants crossing the channel. the u.k. has authorized the border forced to turn back boats in limited circumstances. the context is the record number of migrants attempting the crossing. 785 arrived on monday. border staff are being trained to turn boats around,lthough we suld say this can only happen with signoff from the home secretary. today, boris johnson's said any plans would be safe and legal, but there has been stiff opposition to this, even within his own party. here is the conservative mp. >> it sounds good, but in practice, it is not going to happen. any boat coming up alongside would capsize next to these boats anyway. you are looking at choppy water and inevitably, drownings. and then of co

the claim of an emergency is rubbish. finally, this is our a rare look at life on board. a russian nuclear ice break ship behind me called 50 years victory and is one of the largest of its type. and usually its main job is to guide tankers through rushes, frozen northern seas. but in the off season, it also takes people on adventures to the top of the world. all roving reporter bought a ticket. were on board, a russian nuclear icebreaker bound for the north hall. as a journalist, i've been to many dangerous places all around the world, but this trip definitely stands out. we're about to visit police explored an accessible part of our planet that gets only a 1000 visitors the year because it's, it has that ability vironment and harsh climate. so like a lot, we're going all the way to the north. the word morning from the man, the whole board of worlds only nuclear ice breaker played a lot of stuff round as is considered technically, i'm not even allowed to film here. my throw caution to the wind and check out why the giant behind me is an icebreaker. called the fears of vict

all that the human pilot on board has to do is physically turn the plane on, check that all systems aree to liaise with a human in the ground control centre while it's making its way to the runway for take—off, but that's just to ensure it's safe to cross certain parts of the strip. during take—off, it's almost like an ghost is in control because all of the parts are still moving but i'm not seeing what's moving them. once you've trained a robot once, you can build as many robots as you want, they all do the same thing, right? yeah. some of what the sensors and cameras are picking up is augmented over a real—time view from three cameras mounted on the exterior of the plane. the purplish bits off to the side are other planes that are in the area, while the bluish coloured lines in front of the plane are the flight path. on our way back to base, the team decided to let me fly the plane. so we're taking control of the aeroplane. 0k. so he's out of the loop because he doesn't know what you are doing. all right. i don't know what i'm doing. perfect. after a quick lesson on an xbox controller

that too small to get on board the passing ships, so to attract their attention, they shout louder. what might be that you talk to me further down the young river traders are as numerous as ever come on the about a dozen canoes have fasting themselves to the fairy. but oddly, jesse is absent. it's unlike him to miss the opportunity to make a few rounds. something's changed on the river. the fairies still allow the kids to climb aboard. the crewmen on the merchant ships and barges have become less accommodating. these kids will soon find out for themselves. on the barge, they're not welcome. no chance of selling anything here. and for some of the crew, the kids don't cost off quickly enough. one man even threatens to cut the ropes, but tether the canoes vanished. what does it matter? get you in. okay. what's like worked, man it's going to put him in the middle of the bar above the shop or you must know boucher frank praise is i'm thank god i was there anything you might not cheat? i'm not cheated to be able to have the crews, however, have good reason to be cautious. over reason, mont

amtrak says more than 150 people including 17 crew members were on board the empire builder train when it careened off the tracks saturday. >> i was laying down in my compartment on a bed, so luckily i just tumbled. >> reporter: andrew sivula was stuck in one of the cars that detached from the train. >> i heard a loud bang, and then the cars tipped. >> reporter: he and other passengers worked with first responders using ladders to reach people trapped inside the overturned cars. >> i was able to pop my window out and climb out and help other people up. and then we sat until we get some ladders and got people down. >> reporter: wayne freed was changing cars when it happened. he survived by grabbing a table bolted to the floor. >> the train tipped about 45 degrees, and i thought it would stop. i hate to think what would have happened if i hadn't been able to hold on. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news. >>> new york's new health care vaccination order goes into effect today. the state has ordered all hospital and nursing home staff to get vaccinated. if they don't, they could get fired. go

the pilot was the only one on board. firefighters say he walked out on his own and was taken to a nearby hospital as a precaution. we talked with a pilot who frequently flies his single engine plane out of palo alto airport. he says given the tough landing he believes the pilot was experienced. >> i've heard of incidents around this airport that didn't turn out okay for everybody involved. so i think it is very lucky that he did make it. >> reporter: palo alto fire says a hazmat crew was called out because some fuel was leaking in the marshland. now a private environmental company is working to come up with a plan to safely remove that fuel. and the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause of the crash. but, again, thankfully, the pilot is okay. back to you. >> marianne, thank you. the trial disgracednos ceo eliz will restart tomorrow. she faces a dozen counts of wire fraud and conspiracy. on thursday a juror said he or she was possibly exposed to covid, stopping the trial after it barely started. h

on board isio vy important but the aircraft -- people are jammed and together closer than any other state. it's restricted heirs of the mask together with the filtration board together with the cleaning on board all the levels of safety or were keep us safe. flight attendants every single day hector mine people and actually i was onda a flight recently where had to be are my to buy a flight attendants but by mask back up so nott every instance is accompli. sometimes people are forgetting so there will be instances of that but the more we can keep those masks on the more we can keep everybody safe. >> thank you. >> i recognize jared defazio for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. ms. nelson mr. bidwell said many times the affected flight attendant are flight crew will not wait around for airport police. >> flight attendants are -- not all airlines have come indicated with flight attendants will support them emotionally and legally when these incidents occur. there's a program that united airlines that does provide this and does provide good indication to flight attendants to help

ending up having almost full control over free speech funding for his promise to re look at life on board russia nuclear icebreaker. the ships called 50 years of victory is one of the largest of its type in the world is mag job. when it's working hard is the tank is through rushes, froze northern seas. but on the off season, it also takes people adventurous, the frozen north as well. so 1st, the q particular correspondent is on board emission to the north pole will least explore the course and hardest to reach places normally were on board a russian nuclear icebreaker bound for the north pole. as a journalist, i've been to many dangerous places all around the world, but this trip definitely stands out. we're about to visit police explored an accessible part of our planet and gets only a 1000 visitors year because of this. it has sort of a lead environment that harsh climate. so like a lot, we're going all the way to the north. ah, we're departing from the man's god. the whole board of worlds only nuclear ice breaker played a lot of stuff round, as is considered top secret. know technicall

the four astronauts on board. on a spacex rocket, they have been orbiting the earth for the past three days and an altitude of more than 570 kilometres, which is higher than the international space station. let us just listen in. space station. let us “ust listen mi listen in. looking forward above the _ listen in. looking forward above the dragon - listen in. looking forward l above the dragon capsule, looking at those four main parachutes.— looking at those four main parachutes.- copy, | looking at those four main - parachutes.- copy, 1000. parachutes. 1000. copy, 1000. the next event _ parachutes. 1000. copy, 1000. the next event coming - parachutes. 1000. copy, 1000. the next event coming up - parachutes. 1000. copy, 1000. the next event coming up nowl parachutes. 1000. copy, 1000. l the next event coming up now is a visual confirmation of splashdown. you can see the dragon capsule on your screen coming down now. we talk about how fast the vehicle has been travelling, but they will be touching down approximate

call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that ship was already on their radar because of covid-19 on friday. >> was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing since like symptoms they were already at anchorage anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crews tested and sunday was when we were notified of positive tests monday. 6 were taken to the embarcadero fire station at pier 26 where they were put on board a mass casualty bus and transported split between 2 city hospitals while their symptoms were described as extremely mild by first responders. >> the san francisco joint information center says 2 crew members needed to be admitted to the hospital. >> the other 4 were discharged and placed in isolation. now the global striker remains at anchorage. 9 floating between hunters point and ella metas harbor bay island. the san francisco department of public health is coordinating ongoing quarantine efforts fo

having almost full control over free speech. eventually with the difference, rare, look at life on board russian nuclear icebreaker for the next bit to to the ship's gold, 50 years victory. it's if you count in the 2nd largest of its type in the world, it's my job is to go tankers through rushes froze. northern sees a correspondence on board for this latest mission than to the north pole coast. that place one of the world's least explored and hardest to reach places were on board, a russian nuclear icebreaker bound for the north pole. as a journalist, i've been to many dangerous places all around the world, but this trip definitely stands out. we're about to visit police explored and accessible part of our planet that gets only a 1000 visitors the year because of it's in his suitable environment. the harsh climate. so like a lot, we're going all the way to the nord ah, the word the morning from the city of more man, the whole board of world only nuclear eyes breaker played a lot of stuff round as it's considered. technically, i'm not even allowed to film here. my throw caution to the win

next is to i fly commercially, unmanned, so no one on board the aircraft. s life in danger on the aircraft and if you are flying over unpopulated areas, you are not putting anyone on the ground is in jeopardy. anyone on the ground is in jeopardy-— anyone on the ground is in “eoard. ., jeopardy. the system as a way to make everything _ to make everything cost—effective. it is uncharted territory, but to make it this far it has proved to the faa that it far it has proved to the faa thatitis far it has proved to the faa that it is possible and also it is safe. i have always wanted a pilots licence, but maybe tech like this will mean i will never need to. but we are far from having it approved by the faa for unmanned aircraft. drone is built of this country house in chichester don'tjust hover above the backyard. a ground—breaking new license means pilots can fly these aircraft from hundreds of miles away. typically, drones are not allowed to be flown outside the line of sight of the operator and even when this does happen, regulators only give permission for spe

amtrak is deeply saddened three people died in this incident. 141 passengers on board and 16 crew, and amtrak now says passengers and crew were among the injured. this all happened about 4:00 p.m. mountain time on saturday. two locomotives, ten cars in all, about eight of those according amtrak derailed up from the original five that was reported. the big trick here is the location. joplin is in liberty county, montana. population only about 150. passengers were being taken to a local senior center but because of this location where this derailment happened, amtrak is not able to provide another train to get these people to where they were going. i just want you to listen to one of these passengers now, meghan, she was on board as the train derailed and she describes a terrifying scene. >> i awoke to it derailing. i would describe the experience as kind of like extreme turbulence on an airplane, but like louder. there was kind of a lot of smoke smell. of it -- the first thought i really had when i woke up was owe my god we're derailing. it was 10 or 15 seconds of rocking back and forth

she says she's thrilled about the opportunity as the medical officer on board. >> i'm so excited about that we're going to be doing on this flight. and we're going to be collecting a lot of swabs to learn about the micro by and how that changes in flight. we're going to be performing ultrasounds evaluate for fluid ships as well as performing some kind of contest in setting radiation effects of going to our high altitude. >> the flight was paid for in full by jared isaacman, the 38 year-old billionaire businessman bought all the tickets and then auction them off with the proceeds going to saint jude hospital. he also donated a 100 million dollars of his own money to the hospital. call >> in national news, oil prices climbed today as oil refineries on the gulf of mexico still are struggling to get back up and running this storm after storm down there. hurricane ida temporarily knocked off 95% of the gulf's oil production 2 weeks ago and now. >> hurricane nicholas says postponed operations even longer. kron four's, washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki has more on what this could me

that too small to get on board the passing ships. so to attract their attention, they shout me further down the young river, traitors are as numerous as ever. come on the about a dozen canoes have fast themselves to the ferry, but oddly, jesse is absent. it's unlike him to miss the opportunity to make a few rounds. something's changed on the river. the fairies still allow the kids to climb aboard. the crewmen on the merchant ships and barges have become less accommodating. these kids will soon find out for themselves. on the barge, they're not welcome. no chance of selling anything here. and for some of the crew, the kids don't cost off quickly enough. one man even threatens to cut the ropes that tethered the canoes. vanished. what does my medicaid be you? what i did in a good question. i was just going to put him in the middle of the show or you must know boucher frank. crazy. i'm thank god i was i think you might have cheat are not cheated to be able to have the crews. however, have good reason to be cautious. over reason, month inc

one magazine estimates that the four seats on board this three-day trip have cost around $200 million. ♪ europe can and clearly should be able and willing to do more on its own. that was the message from the president of the european commission as she gave the annual state of the union address before lawmakers. she used her time at the mic to cover everything from covid-19 vaccinations to her desire to see the block boost its military capabilities. >> it is an annual policy speech given before the european parliament. in her second stick of the european union address, the commission president laid out the block's, schmitz, goals, and priorities -- efforts, goals, and priorities. fighting the spread of covid-19 was front and spread -- center. >> is the -- our main goal is to speed up global vaccination. i can announce that the commission will add a new donation of another 200 million doses until the middle of next year. >> significant funds will also go towards post-collapse afghanistan. she pledged additional euros stands by the afghan people.ock >> you must to everything to avert the

it is the first time a spare -- a spacecraft will circle earth with just amateurs on board and no astronauts. jared isaacman is the flight's billionaire leader. he's joined by hayley arceneaux, who's a cancer survivor. there are also two sweepstakes winners. one from washington state and the other from arizona. we get more now from mark strassmann. >> reporter: "inspiration 4's" crew blasted off into space history wednesday night. >> everything continues to be good. >> reporter: the commercial flight was the first for elon musk's spacex with no professional astronauts on board. >> i say give us two thumbs up -- >> reporter: on the launch tower high above pad 39a, jared isaacman, mission commander, showed us their walkways to the cosmos in may. >> this is where the rocket launches. >> reporter: the billionaire chartered the flight. price tag reportedly around $200 million. >> this is a first. that's significance, that's responsibility. >> reporter: responsibility being the first that there will be a second and a third? >> absolutely. you have to get this one right for the other missions to fo

the chief medical officer on board will be haley arsenault. she is a physician's assistant and recovered cancer patient who was treated at saint jude's at age 29. she's the youngest us citizen in orbit. i'm really honored to be representing with hands her and how to cancer survivors. but you know, everyone in life has, has been dealt a certain and everyone's had to overcome something. and i hope that those who are in the process of overcoming something can, can look to me and see the importance of holding on to their fellow. your astronauts include see in proctor, a geologist who barely missed being selected as a nasa astronaut in 2000. and 9 have been 3 black female astronauts have made it to face. and knowing that i'm going to be the 4th means that i have this opportunity to not only accomplish my dream, but also inspire and inspire the next generation of women of color. the 4th space traveler is christ kimbrough sky, and aerospace engineer at defense contractor, lockheed martin. the capsules docking port has been replaced for the occasion w

as you said, there are 200 people on board that plane, give or take. we don't know exactly how many americans are on there. we do know the state department has been saying there are about 100 americans trapped in afghanistan and trying to get out. hallie, what was so surreal about this was how normal it looked, given that this is an airport controlled by the taliban. these passengers came into hamid karzai, went through customs, immigration, security. they walked up the stairs to that civilian airliner. they got on board. the plane took off. this was a very different visual from those american military c-17s taking off in the middle of the night. now, assuming everything goes smoothly and that plane is wheels down here in doha in a couple of hours time, those americans are met by embassy staff. this is a big moment. and it is something of a vindication for the biden administration, which has been saying all along, it could get the cooperation from the taliban and get americans out of that country without u.s. troops on the ground. hallie? >> we can't sa

german, canadian, french, dutch, british belgian and modern katie and citizens are set to have been on board on what's currently speaking is dr. most like being i said, tommy, who's katara is a special envoy for the minister of foreign affairs for counter terrorism and mediation in conflict resolution. he's been on the flights with those citizens. natalie and turkish teams have been working at couples airport to resume their civilian flight. let's listen to what he's saying fully scheduled. with respect to the navigation, technically speaking, the airport is operational. little, however, what i can there are certain considerations that must be taken on and at the same time, each and every line should do their own calculations simply. there are certain technical considerations in addition to other commercial matters to be taken into account at the same time, the undertaking can take a government of afghanistan is doing all what they can to streamline the operation of the airport. and as you can see, the red ways is landing and taken off from the airport. we have done our best to have these fl

internet and mobile reception whatsoever, this is about all the digital entertainment that you will get on board. but you can always gaze in the window and enjoy using our new now it's time to meet the captain. a tall, handsome man who likes to smoke is bite on the bridge while steering the mighty vessel forward. at the other 20 miles, it's a rudder, as i understand. we'll move through all the more. you can effectively call the ship's wheel, the rudder, and it has automatic steering, which holds the ship's course. of course. so this is something like an auto pilot, right? nice axiom of the bill. that's quite an auto pilot. auto pilot is what keeps an aircraft in 3 dimensions, whereas on a ship it's just to shut up. i mean, if i turn the rudder than it was, it was just a new course. the vessel will turn and adjust to a new steady cause. and this is what happens on a lower deck. every time the captain adjusts the course. the helm sets the large pistons in motion, which turns the ship left or right. the we were on the bridge interview and the captain and we were lucky enough to side our 1st arctic

, but still people are managing to bring alcohol on board. orkers in and local 556 is taking a look into. you can't board an aircraft? if you have been drinking. if you're intoxicated, you will be refused boarding. but what's happening is, uh. customers are getting drunk and intoxicated in the gate areas where flight attendants don't see how much they consume, and sometimes they're not noticing that by the time they get on board the aircraft and they set up where the aircraft for a few minutes they've become completely intoxicated. okay so you and other flight attendants have turned to congress now for help. what do you want lawmakers to do? what we want to see is number one. we want to see a universal no fly list. that means if you misbehave on one airline, you're not going to be able to fly on any commercial airlines. so if your band on one airline your band on another airline, as you talked about, we want to prohibit serving alcohol on board flights, limiting the service of alcohol and also limiting options in the gate area, such as being a

call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that ship was already on their radar because of covid-19 on friday. >> was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing like symptoms they were already at anchorage. the anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crew was tested and sunday was when we were notified of the positive tests monday. 6 were taken to the embarcadero fire station at pier 26 where they were put on board a mass casualty bus and transported split between 2 city hospitals while their symptoms were described as extremely mild by first responders. >> the san francisco joint information center says 2 crew members needed to be admitted to the hospital. >> the other 4 were discharged and placed in isolation. now the global striker remains at anchorage. 9 floating between hunters point and ella metas harbor bay island. the san francisco department of public health is coordinating ongoing quarantine effo

next flight with no professional astronauts on board. the inspiration for mission blasted off from cape canaveral, florida. robbins has more lift off for inspiration for lasting, the world's 1st all civilian crew into orbit. the space ex falcon 9 rocket took off from florida on a 3 day mission that will take it 575 kilometers above the earth. higher even than the orbit of the international space station, on board businessman and pilot, jared isaac meant, who chartered the rocket from space. ex isaac man has piloted a variety of aircraft and will be at the controls. i just really felt at the time, inspiration for was created and knowing that this was, this was going to be a 1st and there's a lot of responsibility that comes with that. you know, we had to send a message that there real, real problems and real obligations we have to pay attention to here on earth in order to earn the right to make progress for tomorrow. the price tag to the flight was not disclosed. but isaac mon hopes to raise approximately $200000000.00 for st . jude chil