oh, well, poor richard branson had bad luck. and, i mean, that kind of thing happens in the development of new aircraft. but i think we've got a lot more fussy these days than we used to be. itjust intrigued me that you sounded quite keen to go. i was. do you see human colonisation of space as a vital part of our future as a species? because elon musk, for example, and jeff bezos, they both seem to believe that, frankly, the future for human beings on earth is very limited. i think they're crazy. you... they're crazy? on that issue, yes. they're not crazy in what they've been doing commercially, obviously. i mean, amazon is probably the most successful shop there's ever been. no, no, but... well, we'll leave aside his success with amazon as a business, but when bezos talks about the exciting future for the human species far beyond... he doesn't know much about it. i've spent a lot of time with nasa atjet propulsion labs and elsewhere, with the people who are concerned with actually going there and sending stuff there. by "there,

why the bezos rocket over richard branson's? 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 vehicle is getting in and out of the seat with any kind of three cyst. so unless you're really supple, getting in and out of these seats in weight when we're on gravity is a chore. but it's designed to float out o

including a setback for sir richard branson. silvana is here with that and more good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brian, happy friday. johnson & johnson is putting its liabilities for tens of thousands of claims linking products to cancer into bankruptcy the company said the new subsidiary has filed for chapter 11 to, quote, resolve all claims related to cosmetic talc in a manner equitable to all parties, including any future or current claimants. shares of virgin galactic are sinking in the pre-market this after the company said it's delaying the start of its commercial space service to the fourth quarter of 2022 as it looks to reorganize the test flight schedule. the company will this month begin work refurbishing its spacecraft and carrier craft a process, a spokesperson told krn cnbc is expected to last 8 to 10 months >>> and a spac that began with crypto in august said it decided not to move forward with not accepting crypto as payment. the hurdles of the cost and regulatory uncertainty were too great to overcome. br

how many times says space tourism in the being that the news with jeff bezos them richard branson and everybody going to speak. so i think it's a market opportunity for the best. really, if you remember the firm called the martian, starting matt damon, nobody talked movie about mars would attract maybe boxes restructured, but it was a very big ah, a quick fermented out of those top stories on al jazeera, a group of 17 christian missionaries, including children, have been kidnapped in haiti, they were on their way to the airport in the capitol porter, pranced when they were taken by armed men in the area of candy air. 16 of the missionaries who were building an orphanage or from the us and one from canada. haiti, of course, is injured years of economic and political upheaval, but the situation worse and after the assassination of president joe, now moist in july and devastating earthquake in august, my camera has more. well, the group is actually from a mission, reorganization based in ohio. the vision has released a statement asking for prayers of those, abducted as well as the kidnap

andy: the private space race is underway, funded by a billionaires boys club with bezos, richard branson 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 follow a similar path in the same week. it will bring huge amounts of rain, and it is taking this storm surge and six meter waves. it is going to produce so much rain. ♪ barbara: a reminder of the top stor

i want some c as a billionaires boys club with bays us, richard branson, an e long mosque all jockeying for domination. but his hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us and the galico al jazeera i saw no storm has produced a spectacular light shows across northern parts of the globe. theodora, borealis on northern lights lit up skies in north america and northern europe over night. the strength of the solar option meant the phenomenon could be seen much further south than usual. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories president vladimir putin says. russia is not responsible for an energy shortage in europe, and he says moscow standing by to help natural gas prices arisen sharply. and b, e says people are going to need support as winter approaches and used a bow and arrow to kill 5 people and injured several others in norway. it happened in the town of con, spoke south west of the capital. also a suspects been arrested. police are investigating whether it was an act of terrorism, or there's a mirror later, the arrested person is a man, and that's al

the modern civilization and keep in mind the people funding this whether it's justhe bezos or richard branson, enjoying the spaceflights not following this or bill gates who is one of the biggest activists bidding on the world's largest private jet to transport company so it's not going to affect them and i get into that in the book as well. the people in charge this is going to affect what we call the masses. is going tow deal repress thee absolute masses. they want to morph under a climate emergency you can only fly when it's morally justifiable. we have the international agency report proposing climate lockdowns where people have less freedom of movement and economic de- growth movement because they reduce emissions and this is why all the major environmentalists praise lockdown because they were good for the claimant agenda and there was a movement now and i detail this in the book in academia where they want to add climate change as a cause of death to death certificates and it's much greater than covid-19. they want climate change daily, monthly, annual death tolls so they can gin up mo

spend four minutes floating in microgravity after a summer of launches including by jeff bezos, richard branson and elon musk. this week, all eyes on the blue origin recruit >> i'm anxious and a little nervous and frightened about this whole new add ven occur >> never too late for captain kirk to remind himself >> risk is our business. that's what the star ship is all about. >> reporting for nbc news, los angeles. >>> a day on the water in new york turned into a rescue mission after a boat caught fire in a marina. at the venice marina in brooklyn, they were able to get people safely off the boat five people suffered injuries. no word how that fire started. >>> a missing fort hood soldier who disappeared has been found the private first class jennifer sewell went missing and failed to show up for work. releasing a statement saying she was found, her family said she was safe the private first class is a valued member of our team. our number one priority is ensuring her safe return >>> the area known as tornado alley is living up to its name with at least six possible tornadoes in the oklahoma are

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, nonetheless, it's important to the bezos team. they'll be in space three to four minutes of weightlessness, and all of that is what is kind of driving this. it is an ingenious way to push the blue origin line and the space tourism business. by the way, as you know, william shatner is passionate about the earth, and he talked about this in a video clip just released by blue origin. >> we're just at the beginning but how miraculous that beginning is and how extraordinary it is to be part of that beginning. there is this mystique of being in space and that much closer to the stars and being weightless. i shall be entranced by the view of space. >> reporter: yeah, shatner is also passionate about the environment, trying to save the planet, and so this all is hand in hand with his passion about that as well. amazing

and virgin galactic founder richard branson who was the first of the three to fly into space in julyf this year. what all three companies have in common, the lunches are massive media events staged like a hollywood production. the companies claim they want to democratize space but chris system is widespread. some call it an ego trip for eccentric billionaires as financial early quality is rising. -- financial inequality is rising. the criticism has not hampered the billionaires' enthusiasm. brent: the climate crisis is being felt all of the world from rising sea levels to deadly wildfires. now a group of researchers has found lightning strikes are becoming more frequent because of climate change. figures from india show that around two and a half thousand people died in lightning strikes across the country last year. >> lightning often stunning. sometimes unexpected and deadly. one of these indian men was killed after seeking shelter under a tree. mohammed and his wife were often -- were also left devastated when lightning killed their boy. he was 21. he and friends of reclaiming the

the british royal also slammed the current billionaire space race, taking aim at richard branson anded some of the world's greatest brains and minds fixed on repairing this planet, not trying to find the next place to go and live. >> as the prince levels criticism, activists are calling on his family to do more. a group of young protesters met z4jxmz zi0z y4jxmy yi0y >>> some people who were forced to evacuate because of the caldor fire near tahoe have decided not to go back. >> rachel wolf with what prompted them to pack up and leave entirely. >> reporter: are you planning to rebuild? >> no. everything is gone. >> reporter: carol hill and her husband have been living at this fulsome hotel says their house in grizzly flats burned to the ground. >> i haven't been up, it, i don't want to go back. >> reporter: in late august, we met them at an evacuation center. they were temporarily staying in an rv someone load them until they could get back on their feet. >> so far no luck. >> reporter: the path to a new home has been winding. the insurance company that an apartment for them, but it

. >>> up next here at 5:30, jeff bezos and richard branson, you've got company.ewest billionaire joining the space race. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> it was the center of the tokyo olympics, and now the tokyo dome has been transformed into a mass covid-19 vaccination site. by appointment only. now people in tokyo are those who commute to the capital city will be able to receive the moderna shot without an appointment. japan has been speeding up its coronavirus vaccine rollout after a slow start. over 67% of the population is now fully vaccinated. >> the billionaire space race has a new member. a japanese billionaire is training in russia to take a trip out of this world. the online fashion tycoon is scheduled to lift off

richard branson, an e long mosque all jockeying for domination. but his hope, the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us and the galico al jazeera. ah, this is our designer. these are the top stories, rushes president is denying his country is behind an energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by to help natural gas prices have skyrocketed the use as people are going to need support as the continent heads into winter, a man's used a bow and arrow to kill 5 people and injure several others in norway. it happened in the town of kong, spoke south west of the capital are slow, a suspect has been arrested. police are investigating whether the act with the attack was an act of terrorism. or there's a mirror later, the arrested person is a man, and that's all i can say about the person suspected. in this case, he's been taken to prison. there has been a now will continue to be a large police presence overnight. there are many crime scenes. the perpetrator operated over a large area. these places have been secured by polic

the lifeblood of modern civilization and the people funding this whether it's the jeff bezos or richard branson or bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists, actually is bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affectthem all . i get into that in the book as well. this is a system in which the people in charge are going to have their livesaffected . this will affectwhat we regrettably called the masses . the new deal will suppress the absolute masses. we have people declaring in a climate emergency they want to go from cobit lockdowns to climate lockdowns. you can only flywhen it's morally justifiable . we have climate lockdowns where people will have missed more freedom. you have a moment who likes recessions. this is why the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns and there is a movement in academia where they need to add climate change because it causes death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater. they want to now have climate change daily, monthly annual death toll eng

months or 3 months, how many times says space tourism it being the good news with jeff bezos them richard branson and everybody going to speak. so i think it's a market opportunity for the bus. if you remember with a firm called a martian starting bob demon, nobody talked movie about bars would attract maybe box off is structured, but it was a very big it army tough. gosh, there. now let's get all the de sports news with far. julie, thank you so much. the international committee has dismiss protests over china's human rights record, saying the games are about bringing young people together. the latest protests were held in athens on sunday a day before the torch. lighting ceremony is set to take place to protesters have been arrested. the i o. c is facing criticism for wording beijing, the right to host the olympics. human rights groups have been calling for a full boycott of the games that we will be has the right to is entitled to the ideas that positions and their principles are with a gov to cease. we cannot comment on those protest. there were some protest or today enough and we cannot guara

tourism now picking up steam after a summer of launches including by billionaires jeff bezos, richard branson, and elon musk. yet this week all eyes on the galactic star trek recruit. >> i'm thrilled. and anxious and a little nervous and a little frightened about this whole new adventure. >> reporter: never too late for captain kirk to remind himself. >> risk is our business. that's what the star ship is all about. >> reporter: nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back one of the biggest health care challenges to date. millions in this country without health insurance. living on the brink of disaster. living on the brink of disaster. that's the thing about claims, you see. they don't happen on your schedule. i mean, take a chestnut, it doesn't just say “oh, beg pardon, sir, but is now a good time for a jolly bit of window cracking?” i mean, if they did, you wouldn't need a geico claims team that's available 24/7. but, near as i can tell, chestnuts don't talk. or maybe they're just really quiet. geico. your claims team is here for you, 24/7. well, got things to do mr. chestnut, so... at fid

it may be funded by want some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bays us, richard branson and e. long mosque, old jockeying for domination. it is hope the final front. it may now be one step closer for the rest of us. i think alika al jazeera, the palestinian prisoners committee says 250 prisoners from the islamic jihad movement have started a hunger strike. prisoners say they have been fighting for the punishment after 6 inmates tunnel their way out of a maximum security jail last month. needed it for him has more from brumbalow is language had the saying that this batch will be joined by more and more prisoners and some of them, or even from different political parties, with a 100 of them intending to stop drinking water athletes, or sage. in addition to that hunger strike dirty man is that they want their situation inside is really prison, to return back to how it was in september before 6 south indian prisoners escaped. and it's winn prison. 5 of them are from slamming had movement. and members of that movement say that they've been singled out by israel, by solitary confinem

as a richard branson and this some ego involved here. i would have to imagine between the 3 characters but for bays off on the blue origin program. this was a flawless flight, an amazing publicity. to other world news. now i me use top of bricks. it official has proposed to remove many of the customs checks between britain and northern ireland. as a trade dispute intensifies earlier the u. k. bricks, it minister cold for tearing up the protocol that's created. trade checks between great britain and northern ireland. u. k. says it will engage fully and constructively with the year, but names to say significant change. the european commission vice president says the new proposals would also unique opportunities to know the islands. this, this for all the specs which of practical imaginative solutions we can continue to implement to the protocol on ireland. northern ireland for the benefit of all communities on the grounds is not only sermons, stability and predictability. and in these festival ingredients for the local economy to flourish

it may be funded by what some c as a billionaires boys club with bays us, richard branson, and e. long mosque all jockeying for domination, but his hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us and gallagher al jazeera. netflix has announced the south korean drama squid game as become its biggest original series. the streaming service says the show was watched by a 111000000 people in under 4 weeks. and i'm part thriller pits contestants against each other and games from their childhood. but with a deadly twist. it became a worldwide sensation, adding to south korea's growing pop culture influence content. kim is a fessor of east asian studies at the university of california irvine. he explains why squared game has resonated with so many people. well as a fan is see ah drama. it actually borrows from this kind of gothic, creepy dition, are that many people recognize in people wearing these holly halloween costumes. and yet are the, the actual premise in the background is, you know, harsh reality than yoke capitalism, neo liberal capitalism created the one t

the lifeblood of modern civilization and the people funding this whether it's the jeff bezos or richard branson or bill gates who is one of the biggest climate activists, actually is bidding on the world's largest private jet transport company so it's not going to affectthem all . i get into that in the book as well. this is a system in which the people in charge are going to have their livesaffected . this will affectwhat we regrettably called the masses . the new deal will suppress the absolute masses. we have people declaring in a climate emergency they want to go from cobit lockdowns to climate lockdowns. you can only flywhen it's morally justifiable . we have climate lockdowns where people will have missed more freedom. you have a moment who likes recessions. this is why the major environmentalists praise the covid lockdowns and there is a movement in academia where they need to add climate change because it causes death to death certificates so we can start getting the tolls from climate change will be much greater. they want to now have climate change daily, monthly annual death toll eng

presenter] this week, we're in the bahamas with iconic billionaire and now space explorer, sir richard bransonbeing just a generally positive person, you can make positive things happen. - [presenter] over three days with the virgin founder, we take to the waves and catch up with the pros at his exclusive necker cup tournament. - for richard, it's about giving and effecting others in a positive way, and he's done that for millions of people. - [presenter] branson shares his incredible rise from teenage magazine entrepreneur to record label mogul to the face behind one of the world's premier travel and lifestyle brands. - the head of british airways came out with a sort of a caustic comment, "too young to fly, too old to rock and roll. they're never gonna succeed."

richard branson and everybody going to space. so i think it's a market opportunity for the summit. that's if you remember, the firm called the martian starting matt damon. nobody taught movie about mars would attract maybe box up is structured, but it was a very big it. ah, i reminded them of those top stories on al jazeera, a group of 17 christian missionaries, including children, had been kidnapped in haiti, where they'd been building an orphanage. they were on their way to the airport in the capitol porto prince when they were taken by armed man in the area of gunther air. 16 of the missionaries are from the us and one is from canada. now haiti's endured years of economic and political upheaval, but the situation worse and after the assassination of president you over now moist back in july. while the group is actually from a mission reorganization based in ohio, the vision has released a statement asking for prayers of those abducted as well as the kidnappers, the organization has been operating in haiti for decades. it only broke operations for some line months. 2 years ago, f

i think people would have laughed at you more until recently when we saw richard branson and jeff bezosinto space as private companies. is that a model for you for success? >> incredibly inspired by what's been accomplished at spacex and blue origin and virgin galactic. sometimes the most important breakthroughs come from folks who have the benefit of a fresh perspective, coming from outside the industry. >> reporter: and united airlines isn't laughing. it's ordered 15 supersonic jets with options for 35 more. its first flights will be newark to london which now takes about seven hours. the supersonic jet will do it in about 3.5, and overseas business trip could be done in a single day. and that's what customers want, says michael leskinen, president of united airlines ventures. >> the difference will be that we won't have live seats and we're going to be getting customers home to their own beds. >> reporter: in terms of validating or encouraging this dream, how important is it that you have a client like, say, united airlines that says if you build it we'll buy it? >> absolutely critic

both jeff pathos, a lot mosque and richard branson are all fighting for dominance in this race to get people like you and i up into space to make it cheaper to make it more accessible. and there's no one more accessible, i think, than william shatner, who, you know, a lot of people working on the blue origin project site. they were highly influenced by star trek as a tv show and remember shot net 1st hit, the screens in 1966 that 3 years before we landed on the moon. and here we are half a century later. and william shatner is actually taking the journey for himself. so in terms of this space rates between these 2 and 3, johns, yes, the so me go involved here, but getting shatner on board. the blue origin i think is a huge to for bays off. it's got lots of people watching lots of people saying what shatner's reaction will be when he gets back down to earth. but right now, we're on this holding patton's. he can only imagine what bill shatner is feeling strapped into this new shepherd capsule. remember, there's no pilot is all automated about to be blasted up into the atmosphere while f

it may be funded by what some c as a billionaires boys club with bay sauce, richard branson and e. long mosque, all joking for domination. good as hope. the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us. i think alika al jazeera ah, this is al jazeera, these, you top stories, rushes president is denying his countries behind an energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by to help. natural gas prices have skyrocketed on the east as people are going to need support as the winter approaches. their phase at the u. k. might start running out of food because of a log jam of shipping containers and the country's largest commercial port. felix dough, in england handles about 36 percent of the country's imports, but they aren't enough lori drivers to transport the goods. and some companies are having to move shipments to all the ports. a man has used a bow and arrow to kill 5 people and injure several others in norway. it happened in the town of cones, big south, west of the capital, or slow suspect has been arrested for a mere freighter. the arrested person is a man

or 3 months, how many times says space tourism in the being the good news with jeff bezos them richard branson and everybody going to speak. so i think it's a market opportunity for the best. if you remember though, the firm called the martian starting bad treatment, nobody taught movie about bars would attract maybe box off is structured, but it was a very big ah a quick reminder of those top stories on al jazeera, a group of 17 christian missionaries, including children have been kidnapped in haiti. they were on their way to the airport in the capitol, porto pranced when they were taken by armed men in the area of guns there. 16 of the missionaries who were building an orphanage or from the u. s. and one from canada, haiti, of course, is injured years of economic and political upheaval, but the situation worse and after the assassination of president joe.

as a richard branson and this some ego involved here. i would have to imagine between the 3 characters, but for base off on the blue origin program. this was a flawless flight, an amazing publicity. and layer and ride is a space generalist, he says launches of this kind of joy writing, but it will be a boost for bay. so this is certainly been a success for bays off as we've been saying he needs it. abby, because his company has been criticized in the media in recent weeks. indeed, even in his own newspaper of the washington post, just this past monday, which published a truly embarrassing report and criticizing the way in which his company is wrong. so these are the need successes, he will trying to launch one more time this year. there are 6 people hooked to fly later this year. this sort of thing is genuinely just going right there going up and coming back down. there is, there's very little there is some science that can be done with these rockets that go up and come down. but, but it's quite limited. the real money and the real progr

richard branson, an e long mosque all jockeying for domination. but his hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us. and the gallagher al jazeera, a solar storm has produced, spectacular light shows across northern parts of the globe. the other robbery, alice or northern lights lit up skies in north america and northern europe. over night. the strength of the solar option meant the lights could be seen much further south than usual. ah, this is audra 0. these are the top stories and rushes presidents denying his country is behind an energy shortage in europe saying moscow is standing by to help natural gas prices have skyrocketed. b, you says people are going to need support as the continent heads into winter. a man's used a bow and arrow to kill 5 people and injure several others in norway. it happened in the town of kong, spoke south west of the capital, all slow, a suspect has been arrested. but he said, investigating whether the attack was.

it may be funded by what some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bays us, richard branson and e. long mosque all jockeying for domination. it is hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us. i think alika al jazeera ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, rushes president is denying his country, is behind an energy shortage in europe, saying moscow is standing by to help natural gas prices have skyrocketed the use as people are going to need support as the continent heads into winter, a man's used a bow and arrow to kill 5 people and injure several others in norway. it happened in the town of kong, spoke southwest of the capital, all slow, a suspect has been arrested lou.

as a richard branson. and that's some ego involved. i would have to imagine between the 3 characters but for bays off on the blue origin program. this was a flawless flight, an amazing publicity. andy, apart from the enormous amount of publicity and the egos that you are talking about, what you're in the aim of this launch was well, the idea behind all of this, all the 3 programs that we're looking at right now is to make space tourism more accessible to ordinary people at the moment the seats are about half a $1000000.00, a piece is only for people on the cap fuel, but eventually it's hope that they will all become more accessible to the rest of us. and there's no one more accessible and related to. busy them william shatner, but you can underestimate this is at the end of the day, a 90 year old man who went on this journey. you cannot imagine the pressures that were on his body and almost as soon as it landed that capture line did. you could see william shatner giving the thumbs up clearly he had the experience of a lifetime. and tha

think last, maybe 2 months or 3 months, how many times space tourism in to be in the news, jeff richard branson and everybody going to space. so i think it's a market opportunity for the 7 best. so i guess it depends on how the public would take it, but all indications are big. if you remember, the firm called the martian starting matt damon, nobody taught will be about mars would attract maybe box office traction. but it was a very big it. a major hollywood shut down has been avoided thanks to an agreement range between a union and produces the international alliance of the actual stage. employees were present 60000 a film and have a crew members. it says the panoramic cause backlog, that left staff working 14 hours a day on streaming services. it's written to strike it produces didn't made its demands for shorter shifts, and higher pay. halloway is still a couple of weeks away, but this is london film festival. showcasing a host of new horror movies aimed at drawing people back into cinema's. name back tags a look at what's giving festival. go is goosebumps. so oh, now we have your attention.

it may be funded by what some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bays us, richard branson, an e long mosque, all joking for domination. but his hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us and alika al jazeera. tropical storm. compar seal has swept through hong kong, killing one person and injuring 21 others. schools and businesses were closed. the head of the storms arrival and the authorities canceled trading on the city stock market. ports in china's southern high non province also shut down and fishing boats were called back to shore. sh 11 people died in flash floods and landslides, when compassed to hit the philippines earlier this week. rob mcbride has more from hong kong. as it barreled in from the western pacific compassed to 1st hit the philippines, especially the northern island of luzon, which sore extensive flooding and land slides with a number of deaths and injuries. these typhoons often lose some of their force over the philippines as compassed, who did, but it then passed into the south china sea moving westwards over open water. and so maint

months or 3 months, how many times says space tourism and being that the news with jeff bezos and richard branson and everybody going to speak. so i think it's a market opportunity for the best 3. and so i guess it depends on how the public would take it, but all indications are big. if you remember, there was a firm called the martian starting matt damon. yeah. nobody thought of movie about mars would attract in the box office structure, but it was a very big hit. but you can feel that on earth. this is what i'm thinking. the business case for this whole thing is that there's another film and the names escaped me, but i know it was george clooney and sandra bullock and i were floating around in space and it was old on green screen. i'm just wondering, is there a real case for, for doing this? no, i don't think that is see, this is when you're talking movies your drink talking entertainment. ah. so is there, can you feel great business or not? that has been difficult. you can feel weightlessness on a different leg, matha, hello, airplane, where it goes very fast and it's called the bomb it commen

think last, maybe 2 months or 3 months, how many times space tourism in to be in the news, jeff richard branson and everybody going to space. and so i think it's a market opportunity for the 7 dust. so i guess it depends on how the public would take it, but all indications are big. if you remember though, the firm called the martian starting bad demon nobody taught will be about mars would attract maybe both stuff is structured, but it was a very big it. halloween is still a couple of weeks away, but this is the london film festival is showcasing a host of new horror movies. aimed at drawing people back into the cinema's name back and takes a look at what's giving festival goers. goosebumps, so oh, now we have your attention, let's talk. all right. this is london film festivals, a wash with a list who's plugging oscar fodder. lurking in the back grounds, a glut of horror movies that delve into our deepest anxieties. among them, british movie shepherd. he's one i can see the story of a man seeking solitude of the mysterious death of his wife, only to find himself trapped and spiraling into madne

it may be funded by will some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bays us, richard branson and ilan mosque, old jockeying for domination. it is hope the final frontier may now be one step closer for the rest of us. i think alika al jazeera still to come in this half hour. the taliban warns its own members that anyone found to be linked to i so will be punished as a traitor, plus the brutal survival dramas where the game becomes. netflix is most popular original series, yet as south korea's global, cultural influence continues to grow. ah, william shatner will be able to see this. this huge curl of cloud in the australian byte is a good spring storm. it's slow moving. it's throwing rain into south australia. so showers all way across. new south wales and up into sudden queens and of course concentrate in victoria. and that's in contrast to places further west pers, enjoying 24 quiet sunny degrees. it is quite warm in the interior of the thames. we'll certainly come down fairly rapidly. so for example, in the north and new south weather at 21 in book 29 in prison with that normally breeze th

that same month entrepreneur richard branson also took off in his specially designed rocket, plain branson's virgin galactic mission, reaching out to altitude of 88 kilometers. now both commercial flights are still a long way from the international space station which orbit around 400 kilometers above earth. but all our major milestones, of course, in the push towards private commercial space travel live to andy gallagher, who's in miami for his lunch time for william shatner's is what 20 minutes away. andy, it's been a long time coming for shot. and i have to say, can you tell us about what's going to happen and you know how this is all going to unfold? well, we're about a half an hour away from launch. everything looks good. that should have been in launch on tuesday that was delayed because of high winds. but look, captain kirk is going to the final frontier. that's all anyone cares about. on this particular 2nd man mission of the new shepherd rocket. this, i think will mean so much to so many people around the world. remember william shatner 1st hit the tv screens in 1966 up 3 years befo

it was just sponsored by millionaire millionaire philanthropist because they want to know the richard branson's of the law must because they want to go to space . one could also argue, is that the best place to spend our money? why are we spending it more on tackling disease, all curing cancer? and that's an age old problem, but science is broader than that. some of it is, is, is probably unsavory in terms of how it's applied. other science is purely because as humans, we are curious about the world and we want to understand world. yeah, but i mean, i mean on monday we're talking to the nobel prize winner of a physics a century of drives i'm wanted, obviously that's about climate change research. that's always he doing something good. but on balance like won't be with the nazis or rose shermer vietnam, iraq, when britain was selling chemical weapons do is that i was saying, i mean, science has been, is it worth it on balance in terms of the numbers of dead versus the number saved. but absolutely, because without science, there will be many more people dead science has also cure disease. science

business up and running and of course says not just blue origin, you've got a lot mosque and richard branson both all competing but dominance in this space race. and the idea is to make this more affordable. and of course, since the private sector took over and the kinds of operations, the costs have gone down, the rockets are re usable. so there is a point in time, i think when we could see perhaps in years to come, where ordinary people could potentially afford to do this. but the fact that william shatner captain kirk has done this is really science fiction meeting science 5. so i think in about 5 minutes or so, the new ship at rocket should slowly come back down through the atmosphere. the parachutes will open it. hopefully, everything will go well, but i'm sure the entire world is waiting to see william shatner has to say about the 6 barrier. yes, andy, that launch certainly went off without it. and let's hope that the landing goes much the same. beyond the publicity of this mission, what do you think shatner in the company behind this trip or hoping to get out of it and hear rick well,

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 southfield, reactivate talked about. thursday's forecast has already brought snow to the bolcom disturbing stairs. parts of bel gallagher men. yes, no or no. it's october. so fears about 6 degrees that further west is lovely. i mean spain and portugal. yes, the sun is out in the side that through

because of the federal government, it will be because of the entrepreneurial spirit of people like richard bransonmen, more powers to the weirdos. kennedy: if it weren't for weirdos, i wouldn't be here right now. [laughter] that's right. marie, this is the think that's going to -- not going to be the government or nasa, bless their heart but this is where cool stuff is going to be. >> and my favorite is still multifunctional a shout out to the lady astronaut. i never watched "star trek" i will admit shatner emotion was moving and honest and raw and i like that but i agree this is my private industry in our country is so amazing because we can do things like this and still look to the stars push the limits and there's a bunch of use for that in addition to just exploration so i think my amazon prime membership, i'm happy for it to go towards this cause. kennedy: i don't have a problem with it. he doesn't have all the money in the world, it's funny elon musk has about 30 billion more than jeff bezos and sent him of silver metal on twitter which i think is funny and elon musk is like peas, it's super

. >> caller: she loves you i had a quick question about a richard branson-backed stock, 23 and me >>ntly and called it, i'm not going to mention it, the next such and such what they were saying is, it's a misunderstood company. i agree, and i think the stock should be bought james in texas, james? >> caller: hey, jim. booyah >> booyah. >> caller: first i would like to thank you for giving me the confidence to rejoin the stock market thank you. >> that's what i want. >> caller: yes, sir. what are your thoughts on pbr? >> i think it can be owned i think oil, i think a rising tide lifts even that boat. michael? >> caller: in 2008, you warned us 2020, you calmed us. you have really improved my life 1970s, inflation was terrible. i think we may be back there now. 2.7%. >> it's too cheap. you're on to something i like wy. i think they're doing a real good job thank you for the kind comments. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade coming up, excluding his phd in pizzazz, cramer is no doctor but his hip

elon musk and others are playing in this game, as well as richard branson. the captain is going with jeff bezos. that will do it. >> dana: i am dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" -- this is "the five." chaos, confusion, mass cancellations. thousands of people living their worst travel nightmares across the country. southwest airlines canceling nearly 2,000 flights and that instruction continues today with more than 350 being called off and another 750 delayed. frustration boiling over for passengers who say they were completely blindsided. >> we didn't find out until 5:00 this morning that it was canceled. we were on the phone for seven hours. it was so backlogged. >> said they were having problems. they didn't say what it was and "you're lucky you got a flight." because the weather is fine and all collecting areas. connecting areas. that has to be something we haven't seen. >> dana: southwest blaming it on air traffic control and severe weather. the faa contradicting it saying it's not to blame for what happened. the cancellation

that goes for richard branson as well.han watching. back down correspondentjonathan watching. back down to earth now. 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 from great britain to northern ireland. a fresh row has broken out between the eu and the uk over the arrangements agreed as part of the brexit deal. earlier, the conservative party co—chair, oliver dowden, said the government would wait to see the eu plans in full, but it would "engage fully and constructively" on the matter. i'm joined now by rte's europe editor and author of brexit and ireland, tony connelly. what can we expect from the eu? we are what can we expect from the eu? - are expecting four papers altogether from maros sefcovic he was the chief eu interlocutor in the next hour or so or 15 minutes, he is going to have a news conference here in brussels and these will cover the key areas where the most contentious friction created between great britain

the company founded by richard branson is pushing off its start of commercial flights into space nexthere was a potential issue with joint materials in a lab test and says that the carrier aircraft needs even further inspection. it was the worst september for auto sales in europe since 1990 five. used car registrations plunged 25% to less than 973,000. that put the industry on track to do worse than last year's disaster is showing. they largely attribute the drop to semiconductor shortage. global news, 24 hours a day on-air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> one of the problems that we didn't foresee is we couldn't place inflation targets. we assumed, it is in the books that we wrote, that you would be able to reset the target as economic knowledge and circumstances changes. we've never seen targets get raised for inflation coverage. we should be opportunistically re-fleeting saying that inflation is above 3%, let's re-anchor it there. jonathan: wonderful voices on the inflation debate. on the other

something similar to richard branson! iwonder what i'd be doing.hine we have clear skies. you can see the cloud and nine of rain. this weather front has moved down towards the northey overnight and is coming back in over the course of the day. nothing particularly heavy. some spots and other parts of southern and western scotland. also into east anglia. it will brighten up quite nicely across the north—east of scotland and eastern england by the end of the day. it will feel pretty chilly, nine to 14 degrees in the east. as we push towards the west, especially in any sunshine. we are looking at 16, 17th is that this evening and overnight the weather front beaches out. still a fair bit of clout in the west and drizzle on western facing coasts and hills. the new weather front coming in across the north of scotland, introducing rain, some of which will be heavy across the northern isles was that these are the overnight" roughly between five and 11. in some rural areas temperatures could full lower than that. tomorrow we say goodbye early on to the rain