just a few days before on july 11th, richard branson, the multi billionaire owner of the space tourism company, virgin galactic was on board of his own space plane and also enjoyed microgravity. for a few minutes. i was on the child dreamed looking out to song. now i'm and i don't, it was wonderful. i was looking down for a lease to you space flights shock the whole world as they kicked off a new age, the age of space tourism. what we're doing is not only adventure, but it's also important because what we're doing is the 1st step of something big. this is a big vision, but big things start smaller. in this intense competition to give human beings be opportunity to travel to space. space acts has taken a step forward as just a couple months after these milestones. on september 15th, they launched inspiration for the 1st all civilian human space flight to orbit range. this space ex mission reached an altitude of 590 kilometers, much higher than previous sub orbital flight. and even higher than the international space station. and it's spent 3 days orbiting the earth. this private space f

richard branson recently revealed his. they are screw it, let's do it. of the chances that you do not swing at. only a fool never changes his mind. isn't life wonderful and you don't learn to walk by following rules. you learn by doing and by falling over. harris, i love his mantras. >> yeah, they are great. although wayne gretzky said you miss 100 of the shots you don't take. >> i messed that up. >> richard branson says he has a version of it. don't we all have a version of something? >> he can live by it, even though he did not come up with it. >> i'm a hockey fan, i want to make sure wayne got his props. >> i like the sentiment there, to me, i never have regretted any of the chances i've taken on things. always the things i look back and should have tried that. >> emily, isn't life wonderful. i love he that he case says that when he wakes up. >> every day above ground is an absolute blessing and infuses joy as well, that is wonderful, with all of its ups and downs, still a blessing. >> steven, he dropped out of school at 16 years old and became a mega

billionaire richard branson performed in the subway, the band okean elsa sang and the youtube soloist bono organizes concerts at closed stations where the trains do not stop until now, and still use the capital's metro daily for a direct purpose already about half a million passengers, i remember this photo from the kharkiv subway, where children sat and studied besides all that. well, besides all that, even during the war, ukrainian women were smart and moved their manicure offices and continued to do manicures, because nothing would stand in the way of a ukrainian woman looking well-groomed under any circumstances well, but now it's not about the kharkiv manicure, it's about the kharkiv theater, which continued to remain russian, this time and the second time, and continued to remain the name of pushkin, she almost called putin pavlo fedosenko or fedusenko kharkiv journalist and volunteer in contact with us, mr. pavlyk, what is the correct accent, first of all, the surname so that i do not call you names well, secondly, good morning to you good morning fedosenko fedosenko, mr. pavlo

richard branson gives her money and equipment and contacts.and contacts. the vast majority of people who give money are foreign donors. that is to say, in ukraine there is probably no particular source of money from which to take money now, there are very many people. many people of ukraine want to give money, we refuse. i think there will be some kind of hybrid option, we will take money from someone in ukraine as well, but still the priority of our fundraising is foreigners. 12 million we raised about 12 million dollars to start we need 20 to finish the whole big program 50 to start face reconstruction operations in the hospital and start prosthetics at the first stage prosthetics will be abroad and in parallel we will build a laboratory for the production of prostheses the clinic will be opened in in kyiv , a clinic in lviv on a base in lviv on the base of a veterans hospital, we have a nine-story wing there and a separate building for rehabilitation and a training center quietly because not everyone is probably in our viewers know that thi

176 noes from potential novice torrs so how -- investors and how did he land a billionaire like richard bransont helped him take the company public into all stores across the nation? hear how he battled the nay sayers in my brand new edition of everyone talks to liz podcast. download it now. you're going to commute home and be stuck in traffic and you've got to hear it. very, very inspirational. apple, google, spotify, every are you get your podcast. closing bell 24 minutes away. dow up about 42 points and it has been a rocky road for the markets today. considering we had such a hammering yesterday. can we punch into positive territory? we're coming right back. liz: other breaking news now. pet food company fresh pet halted at this moment after "the wall street journal" reported activist investor janna partners took a 10% stake in the company. the report says that janna plans to push fresh pet to make changes in order to boost its stock price and explore a sale. fresh pet specializizes in refrigerated high end and trying to attract larger competitors in the sector. like cano health. day two of

you know who thinks he's the best, sir richard branson who helped him go public via spac.nge juice futures are surging at this hour as hurricane eastern bears down on florida's orange belt. we are going to take you live to that region that is in danger. plus, cr crops across the county now constantly threatened by everything from hurricanes to natural disasters. well, app harvest, a publicly traded virtual or indoor farming company racing against the clock to solve the fresh produce scarety problem the nation faces. guess what they're now growing totally protected from the elements? with the closing bell ringing in 39 minutes and dow jones industrials down 109 and s&p down about six points and nasdaq holding to 23 points of green and russell up 6. we're going to show you app harvest's new harvest, that's next. ♪ liz: fox business alert. wholesale gasoline, rbob, jumped nearly 5% during the regular session and right now up nearly 4.5% alongside crude, which is up 2.5%. as fossil fuels pop, luxury ev maker lucid is in the sweet spot moving higher at this hour by about 2.25%

nonhuman spaceflight get a lot of attention of suborbital lunches with jeff bezos and richard bransonoth having gone to space last year with their companies. and of course you have the astronauts not going with spacex thand soon to be going wit boeing. hisst age. there's just no question. link to first state state and tape it was about the cold water. it was very much associated with the military. it was all white men. so, this needs space age it's about a lot of things. for me, it is about getting back to our roots of space is another amazing resource that we couldn't used to help society. >> let's talk about that vertically the space tourism aspect. and has its roots in the shuttle for the space shuttle with speed flying private citizens all the time but it's going to playt so frequently could not fill all deceit with professionally trained astronauts. and of course the teacher from new hampshire was on challenger in 1986 when it exploded. that program basically went away. it's now being resurrected by the private industry. there is a lot of criticism of this that's a lot of rich wh

this is a woman who didn't leave anyone untouched around the globe and entrepreneur richard branson was saying just a short while ago that she stood for the best of british values. and that quote you played from liz truss, the new prime minister of britain, instructed to form a government by queen elizabeth just three days ago. it is now was saying that she, elizabeth , was the rock upon which modern britain was built. and i think a lot of people, while some would criticize the monarchy for being a bit stuck in the past, many really applauded queen elizabeth's ability to move the institution forward, to grow and to modernize , not forgetting that she was ninety six years old when she died. so it's hard to change the older you get. and she did her best to to move with the times. people will miss her steady hand . that sense of consistency, though, because there always was an ethic there that was consistent, that was kind, and that strived to do the right thing. people have been gathering outside in front of buckingham palace. they many were there to see the announcement of the queen's de

so how did he land a heck yes from billionaire sir richard branson who helped stu?aysayers in the brand new edition of my everyone talks to liz podcast. think about that, guys, 176 rejections and and he still fought on? it's available on apple, google, spotify, wherever you get your podcast. closing bell 25 minutes away. dow is down 300 points. can it get closer to the flatline? stay tuned. charlie gasparino is coming up as well. ♪ ♪ out the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. if you shop with the walmart app? you know everything you need is right at your fingertips. ♪ so you can spend a little less, to get a little more. to make life a little better. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points

we have suborbital launches with jeff bezos and richard branson both having gone to space themselves last year with their with their companies. and of course you have the astronauts now going with spacex and hopefully soon to be going with boeing that is a new space age. there's just no question. we consider the first space age and lots of things differentiate it it was about the cold war it was very much associated with the military. it was all white men. so this new space age is about a lot of things for me. it is about getting sort of back to our roots of spaces another amazing resource that we can use to help society. well, let's talk about that. i mean particularly the space tourism aspect because it has its roots and shuttle. i mean the space shuttle was supposed to be flying private citizens all the time. is it going to fly so frequently the nassau could not fill all the seat with professionally trained astronauts. and of course christa mcauliffe the teacher from new hampshire was on a challenger in 1986 when it exploded in that program basically went away and now it's being r