welcome back new shepard! a beautiful rocket that provided a beautiful flight it space. >> your booster has landed. >> booster landed! >> good to hear about the booster. >> and there it is. our crew capsule with the crew members on board. >> you have a very happy crew up here, i want you to know. >> oh, yeah. i see blue. i see the big one. >> stand by drove, stand by drove. stand by main. standby main. >> oh, so far, a nam nal flight. here comes the crew capsule back from space. the drove deployed. and the main is out and coming to full inflation. our rocket went over mach3 and floating down at 15 or 16 miles an hour, about to join us home, back here in west texas after having gone over the karman line, the internationally recognized line of space. the world's newest astronauts. gary, how are you holding up, friend? >> i am speechless. >> wow. and those big beautiful windows. >> just got about a minute and a half of floating before the activation of the skirt check before a soft touchdown. there are sensors on

welcome back, new shepard's first human crew. what a flight. >> congratulations, to all of you. >> what a day. what a day. >> the people in this capsule are so grateful to everybody who made this possible. thank you. >> thank you very much. it was amazing. amazing. >> you have a very happy cap, here as well. astronaut check. astronaut oliver. >> status great. >> copy. astronaut [indiscernible] >> copy. astronaut demo. >> astronaut demo, i am unbelievably good. >> copy. >> bezos' best day ever. >> copy, everyone. go ahead and remain in your seats. crewmember seven is on the way. shortly after, you will hear. >> does anybody [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> my main mission was accomplished. i didn't take anybody. >> [laughter] >> control, your apogee was 351,210 feet. [applause] >> that was incredible. that was incredible. >> it was. [indiscernible] >> i was surprised at how easy zero g was. it is like swimming. >> yeah. it is weird. it actually feels good. >> what heyday. you -- what a day. you can see our four, the world's n

let's check out new shepard on the pad. we are awaiting -- the rocket is going into last-minute checks. t minus two minutes is when we throw the show over to her, it is an atomic vehicle. gary, what our last-minute checks the vehicle is going through, that we are going to see on our screen? gary: the last two minutes are auto sequence. and that is executed entirely by the vehicle itself through an automated checklist. there will be things that you don't see, such as pressure checks on the tanks, radio checks, hundreds and hundreds of different checks on this checklist. but what you will see is hydraulic systems going up which will wiggle the engine gimbal as well as the out fins. they are not only wiggling those surfaces, but they are making sure there business direction and that they travel smoothly. ariane: fantastic. again, we are waiting to see , as gary said, you will not get to see all the last-minute checks, but we get to see the aft fins. as gary said, they are at the base of the vehicle. there are four of those. th

for this vehicle, new shepard. that is because the mission profile we did today is similar to the one alan flew when he became the first american in space 60ish years ago. we are very honored to have you guys here, and thank you for joining us. it is incredible. i got pictures with them backstage. i know those are getting blown up. thank you. [applause] and i have a couple things to show. can we start? mark: we had the opportunity to bring with us, on loan from the explorers club, a piece of canvas from the wright flyer, the plane that the wright brothers flew. we brought a piece of canvas from that plane with us, which was very powerful, as well as a bronze medallion made from the firstthe explorers will be pleao hear that. we have one more thing i would like to show you. could you please bring them up to me? ms. funk: this is incredible. jeff bezos: all right. this also flow -- these are amelia earhart goggles. the ones she flew across the atlantic with. you can see she put tape over them to kind of have less lig

welcome back, new shepard. a beautiful rocket that provided a beautiful flight to space. >> bull's-eye right on the landing. >> stuck the landing. tom, that capsule, that capsule should follow here in roughly three minutes, correct? >> reporter: that is exactly right. so -- and they will pull those chutes. as the capsule is coming back down, it will hit 3.7. >> you have a very happy crew up there. >> mach 3.7 as it initially comes back down and the chutes will come out and eventually slow to 16 miles per hour. as it comes within about 20 feet of earth, they will fire some retrorockets that will slow it even further as it has a very soft landing in the west texas sand. there is a lot of sand. there are the chutes. >> all three parachutes. tom, do stand by for me once again. we are joined now by space royalty. a former nasa astronaut is with me, the first woman of color in space in 1992, part of that first crew after the "challenger" explosion in '86. the four civilians who are inside that capsule, may, about to

for this vehicle, new shepard. that is because e mission profile we did today is similar to the one alan flew when he became the first american in space 60ish years ago. we are very honored to have you guys here, and thank you for joining us. it is incredible. i got pictures with them backstage. i know those are getting blown up. thank you. [applause] and i have a couple things to show. can we start? mark: we had the opportunity to bring with us, on loan from the explorers club, a piece of canvas from the wright flyer, the plane that the wright brothers flew. we brought a piece of canvas from that plane with us, which was very powerful, as well as a bronze medallion made from the firstthe explorers will be pleao hear that. we have one more thing i would like to show you. could you please bring them up to me? ms. funk: this is incredible. jeff bezos: all right. this also flow -- these are amelia earhart goggles. the ones she flew across the atlantic with. you can see she put tape over them to kind of have less light

for this vehicle, new shepard. and that is because the mission profile we did today is very similar to the one alan flew when he became the first american in space 60ish years ago. so, we are very honored to have you guys here, and thank you for joining us. it is incredible. i got pictures with them backstage. i know those are getting blown up, big. thank you. [applause] -- [laughter] and i have a couple things to show. can we start? mark: we had the opportunity to bring with us, it was actually on loan from the explorers club. we were able to bring a piece of canvas from the wright flyer, the plane that the wright brothers flew. we brought a piece of canvas from that plane with us, which was very powerful, as well as a bronze medallion made from the first hot air balloon flight in 1783, which was the first time man ever left the earth in controlled flight. we are thrilled to bring those along with us, and we brought those precious objects back. [laughter] jeff: yes, we did. and the explorers club will be very plea

down the "new shepard" rocket. look at that view. >> they're weightless. >> unreal. >> coming up. >> once they hit zero g -- >> as soon as they got that separation they're at zero g there. >> here we are, you can start to s see, stand by, you'll see the separation of the capsule from the booster itself. >> cady, once the booster separates, what's going to happen? >> that's when they are -- >> look at the window. oh, wow. >> i'm not sure if you can hear them. >> that sounds like the crew inside there. >> it's awesome. >> that was definitely -- >> our astronauts have passed the line at 320,000 feet. the two vehicles there. when the speed hits zero you know hit half g. their maximum altitude. quite an experience. >> that's a high, cady, isn't it? >> oh, you can hear it in their voices. there's nothing like it. the floating. the flying, you're flying inside the capsule. the view of the earth. that combination. and those windows are as big as you are. >> no matter how many times you practice it still feels different whe

new shepard. so why are boosters about to return to its landing pad. there we see and then rely. touchdown. welcome back. new shepard. a beautiful rocket that provided beautiful flight to space. >> your has landed. >> control >> and there it is. caplan with our crew members on board you have very grew up stand by. standby stand stand by me. >> so a nominal flight. here comes the crew capsule back from space. the drones deployed here, the mains out re thing and coming to a full inflation. per hour rocket went over mach 3 and now they're coming floating back down and just about 15 or 16 miles an hour. >> about to join us home back here in west texas after having gone over the karman line. the internationally recognized line of space. the world's newest astronauts. >> i'm not friends. i i'm speechless. >> and those big beautiful windows. >> just got about a minute and a half. floating the activation of the scourge at 2 for for soft touchdown. at this there are sensors on board that are detecting how

this is not saturn five, mercury redstone of alan shepard, 1961. it is a 60 foot tall rocket with a little capsule on top of it. jonathan: in 11 minutes we will see the astronauts to be leave the training center for the launchpad, and then they will ascend the tower in about 26 minutes. the launch taking place in 55 minutes. quite an event for this company. tom: we will give you that full coverage beginning in about 25 minutes. right now, we are advantaged by alicia levine of bny mellon. did you go to cash yesterday? alicia: i did not go to cash. we are 3.5% below the high. that is not something to really write home about. and you all know the average drawdown in any calendar year is 14%, and this year we never got more than 4%. we keep bouncing off the 50 day moving average. so if we do something worse, it would not be something so out of sync with how the market typically behaves. it was pretty ugly, though, and the bond market is really leading this. i thing this morning's actions suggest you look at the bond market and the kind of tepid action

"new shepard" name for alan shepard, the first american in space. a pivotal moment for the space industry, potentially. paving the way for commercial space tourism, at least, perhaps exploration beyond that. next hour we do expect to hear from bezos and the three astronauts that were on board of the capsule there. you heard the shouts of joy as he experienced weightlessness and the moment when they landed as well. you see there. that included mark bezos, jeff bezos's brother and 82-year-old wally funk, the oldest person to leave funk and a lucky 18-year-old oliver damon. two records broken there. kristin fisher is at launch site one in van horn, texas. and kristen, we are going to hear from jeff bezos and the crew soon. excitement as they landed, excitement as they were experiencing weightlessness. i even think one of them said if i heard correctly, do you want a skittle in the midst of that moment. but quite a moment in space. >> reporter: yeah, there was so much cheering, so i just can't wait to see the video from that. but at least we got to hear

she's been best friends with shepard and his wife kristen bell for years.heir banter about life clicks, any topic is on the table,ro da addiction andnce harryivg here . my shoulders dropped so has hers and now i can ride my bicycle. >> when matthew mcconaughey was a guest they swapped stories about violence in the home. >> i saw my mom get beat up. >> in this podcast pain is often processed with humor. >> after they're bloody, she's swinging the blade at him. they're dancing around the kitchen and all of a sudden he swipes a bottle of hieeinztherr being in the moment. like monica's gift to dax. >> i made this calendar he's affectionately called god body. >> shepard is in shape to enjoy a favorite pasttime motorcycles. >> i grew up without a dad, anything that made you a man i ran towards, motorcycles, jumping stuff, being crazy, anything that would have got me a pat on the back from my friends saying you are doing this boy thing correctly i did so hard to know how much i love it on its own or part of it is this identity i koppled together. >> but last augus

is that he is the name sake for the vehicle new shepard.od is very similar to the one that alan flew when he became the first american in space, i guess 60ish years ago so that is -- we are very honored to have you guys here. thank you for joining us it's incredible. i got some pictures with them back stage and i know -- those are getting blown up big thank you. so -- and then i have a couple of things to show. do you want to talk about the couple of things we flew, like the -- go ahead. >> we did -- so we had the tune to bring with us actually on loan from the explorer's club able to fly with a piece of canvas from the wright flier the plane you the wright brothers flew we brought a piece of that canvas with us, as well as a bronze medal onfrom the first hot air balloon flight in 1783 the first time man left the earth? controlled flight. we were thrilled to bring both of those. >> and we brought those precious objects back. >> and the explorers club will be pleased >> they are happy about that. >> one more thing i would like to show you if

>> yeah, i'm skeptical of that, shepard. i do think thatpeople who are saying that this is not going to be enough to get weisselberg to flip have a point. typically, now i was a federal prosecutor for a long time now i represent defendants if somebody is looking at a year or two, most likely they're going to try to challenge it i will say the sex offender very strong, and i think this will be, if the indictment is accurately described the evidence, and it's going to be a very difficult case to try, but nonetheless, i think someone like weisselberg's going to roll the dice >> renato mariotti, thank you so much >> thank you >>> search-and-rescue operations in surfside, florida are back in full power that's how the miami-dade county mayor put it after a nearly 15-hour work stop over concerns of further collapse from parts of the building that still stand. they paused the efforts around 2:00 this morning after rescue crews spotted widening cracks, and they say they saw a column swaying six to 12 inches, something they hadn't see

the dow down 726 s&p down 69, nasdaq down 152 i'm shepard smith.e top of the news at the bottom of the hour amazon founder jeff bezos hours away from launching into space and inside look at what the billionaire astronaut and his crew will see and feel as they blast off in this rocket >>> today, a top nhl prospect announces he's gay marking the first time an active or retired professional hockey player has ever come out. >>> plus rising crime in america, and the solutions to stopping it. at least 160 people died and dozens of others were hurt in shootings from coast to coast over the weekend, from the gun violence archive, a group that tracks shootings across america. in d.c., a shooting outside nats stadium sent fans inside running for cover. gunfire in another part of the city killed a 6-year-old girl on friday in philly, a 1-year-old baby hurt in a drive-by shooting saturday night, and in portland, oregon, a mass shooting killed one person and hurt six others early saturday morning violent crime has been rising over the last year at an unusually

vehicle new shepard.ecause the mission profile we did today is very similar to the one alan flew when he became the first american in space 60ish years ago. we are honored to have you here and thank you for joining us. it is incredible. i got pictures with him backstage and those are getting blown up a big. thank you. i have a couple of things to show. can we start? you want to talk about the couple things we flew? mark: we had the opportunity to bring with us, on loan from the explorers club, we were able to fly with a piece of canvas from the wright brothers flyer, the plane they flew, we brought a piece of that canvas with us, which was powerful. as well as a bronze medallion that was made from the first hot air balloon flight in 1783, which was the first time man ever left the earth in controlled flight. we were thrilled to bring both of those along with us. we brought those precious objects back. jeff: yes we did. in the explorers club will be happy. we have one more thing i would like to show you. w

two minutes after launch the "new shepard" reaches mach 3 speed.s on board will feel a pressure three times the force of earth's gravity. a minute later the main engine of "new shepard" cuts off, also known as mikko or main engine cutoff and it separates from the rocket and they can unbuckle and experience weightlessness, four minutes into the mission the crew capsule reaches the highest point of the flight as the capsule speed slows to zero miles per hour. now both the capsule and the "new shepard" rocket separately make their controlled descent back to earth. "new shepard" is more aerodynamic and will reach the earth before the capsule. six minutes in and the astronauts buckle back in in preparation for the capsule to re-enter earth's atmosphere. moments before the "new shepard" rocket lands, the engine reignites, the rocket makes a pinpoint vertical touchdown so it can be reused for future flights. nine minutes after launch, the parachutes deploy from the capsule. they will bring the speed of the capsule down to 16 miles per hour as it drifts ba

this rocket here, the "new shepard" rocket, was fully automated. fully automated.future we're going to have robots, artificially intelligent systems to aid our astronauts as they build bases on the moon and mars. who is going to do the heavy lifting? who is going to do all of the dangerous chores in outer space on mars and the moon? that is where artificial intelligence comes into the picture. so i think in the same that the space race stimulated the microchip, which in turn gave birth to the modern economy, i think this new rivalry between the billionaires will force them to adopt more and more intelligent systems as we colonize the moon and we go on to mars. >> and kristen, blue origin is already working with the military? >> they are. they're trying to help right now, the unite the launch alliance with the vulcan rocket. it is a huge engine and the reason it is so important is because this engine is going to end the united states' reliance on russian rd 180 engines. we've been paying the russians millions of determine to launch our own spy satellites into orbit.

"new shepard" is part of a much, much bigger program.iles north of van horn, texas will be th first unpiloted flight it will be the first for a u.s. company. the new shephard rocket will be launching autonomously wit the capsule on top four of the six seats will be filled and special suits or helmets aren't necessary they get two full days of training before liftoff. blue origin says the complexity of the computer code ensure safety >> that is all on purpose, from the astronaut experience from the fun perspective and amusement perspective, but a safety perspective as well we think the computer brains are faster and better than the brains here. >> reporter: it has successfully flown 15 flights and including three of the emergency test system, but none with people on board, until now experts say this is a milestone for an emerging commercial space market decades in the making >> it's important to our civilization i think if you look at branson's flight last week and a 70-year-old man flying around in space with shades on, living his best l

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> this is a hot verdict for us. >> bill cosby set free the disgraced former tv icon released from prison after the pennsylvania supreme court vacates his conviction for aggravated indecent assault >>> families hurting, rescue workers still searching for survivors. >> we continue our search and rescue efforts, 24/7 without stop >> the growing legal push to uncover what caused the collapse, as more bodies are pulled from the rubble criminal charges expected against the trump organization what the company faces, and why more indictments may be coming >>> donald rumsfeld, dead at 88. the former defense secretary and original architect of the war or terror >>> the heat wave turns deadly >>> new documents in britney spears' court battle >>> and toasting pride, with queer beer >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. bill cosby walked free today after the supreme court of pennsylvania overturned his assault conviction,

we are honored today to have allen shepard's daughter, laura and julie.so we can see you? [ applause ] and of course, allen shepard was an apollo moonwalker and has a gigantic list of accomplishments, but for our purposes today, the thing that is most interesting about allen shepard is that he is the namesake for this vehicle new shepard and that was because the mission profile that we did today is very similar to the one that allen flew when he became the first american in space i guess 60 years ago. so we are very honored to have you guys here. thank you for joining us. it's incredible. i got some pictures with them backstage, and those are getting blown up big. thank you. [ laughter ] and we have a couple of things we flew. >> so we had the opportunity to bring with us -- it was actually on loan from the explorers club. we were able to fly with a piece of canvas from the wright flyer. so the plane that the wright brothers flew, we brought a piece of that canvas with us which was really powerful as well as a bronze medallion that was made from the first

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc the trump organization and cfo allen weisselberg plead not guilty to charges of fraud and grand larceny. what is in the newly unsealed indictments? rescue efforts back on after fears of a second collapse >> there is still a possibility someone could be alive someone could still be breathing. someone could be there >> the consoler-in-chief thanking first responders and visiting victim family shock and outrage. bill cosby's accusers speaking out. after the former tv star's release from prison. the supreme court closes it term with a major decision on voting rights the ruling and how it will impact all of us at the polls. 17 injured in a fireworks explosion. and represent liz cheney gets the nod to investigate the capitol hill riot. >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening former president trump's family business is facings it gravest threat yet the trump organization ands it money man, indicted, charged and accused wh

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc covid's fourth wave has arrived. >> insane to go from having one covid patient to having all covid patients again. >> could vaccine mandates be around the corner? reports of new havana syndrome hot spots with as many as 200 americans reporting symptoms on six continents what we know about the mystery illness. >>> the richest person on the planet just took the ultimate joy raid to space. >> my expectations were high, and they were dramatically exceeded. >> blue origins makes history. >> we have to build a road to space so that our kids and their kids can build a future. >>> crime in america and the push to address it in new ways inside one community's plan to create a private police force. >>> 13 states battling wildfires. a gator attacks a man who fell off his bicycle, and extreme tokyo heat impacting olympic athletes >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith. >>> good evening there's a new study out today that raises

four that we have seen with new shepard three.ly: blue origin will compete directly with virgin galactic on the space tourism front. they are also working on an orbital rocket, and with that they compete with spacex. how do you see blue positioned with respect to spacex, seeing as how spacex have one lucrative government contracts? if bezos pulls this off, will that change the perception nasa has of the company? sean: i think nasa has a fairly good relationship with blue origin. as i mentioned, the flight opportunities program. jeff and the team is clearly focused on operations and low-earth orbit. as a student of princeton may he is part of the o'neill community, talking about large habitats in low-earth orbit. we have a number of companies that are coming online with a lot of nasa experience, thinking about the next generation of space stations in low-earth orbit. clearly, blue has some catch-up to do with regards to spacex. space x has delivered both cargo and astronauts to the iss. blue should be in that position. i believe bl

the first human passengers aboard blue origin's new shepard. >> godspeed first crew of new shepard. >> reporter: the countdown. >> command start, 2, 1. >> and new shepard has cleared the tower on our way to space with our first human crew. go jeff! go mark! go wally! go oliver! you are going to space. >> reporter: the crew traveling at up to 2,200 miles per hour, and 3 1/2 minutes, in the capsule separating from its booster. >> and there we go, our astronauts have passed the carmine line, at about 328,000 feet. continuing their ascent. >> reporter: traveling 66 miles above the earth's surface, farther than virgin galactic's flight nine days ago. and inside that capsule -- >> oh, wow. that's incredible. >> whoo! >> reporter: the passengers experiencing zero gravity for four minutes. >> is this everything you thought it would be? >> fantastic! >> here, look. see if you can catch this. >> yeah! well done! >> reporter: and looking down at earth. >> this is incredible. >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> oh wow, just take a moment to look outside. >> reporter: the re-usable booster, making a p

i'm shepard smith. this i is the most infeinnfectious respiratory high obvious we know i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc do we need covid booster shots >> the delta variant is spreading with inefficiency. >> the cdc meets to discuss the variant. violent crime crackdown. the doj creates a few strike force to target gun traffickers. what cities could see a direct impact covid travel ban, lawmakers and the airlines pushing hard to lift international flying restrictions. >> it's been a source of frustration for many of us. >> reporter: the race to reduce carbon emissions. >> this means about 926 a year globally, we emit 40 billion ton. the massive passport backlog, disaster death toll rises in china. >>> and another country pulls out of the olympics. >> live from cnbc. cnbc. the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >> good the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening, covid delta is spreading rapidly, some hospitals are now full today a sobering assessment from the

the first manned trip for this blue origin new shepard rocket. tom: it is significant anytime men and women are involved. you get the simpler systems, and you can go right down to the rocket nozzle at the bottom of the be3 engine. everything is about simpler, simpler, and what haunts everyone is the apollo accident years ago, and the challenger blow up where people were trying to get simpler and they blew it with complexity, for whatever reason, and the whole focus when you put many women in space is simple systems that men and women in space in's -- men and women in space is simpler systems win. the people that want to romanticize this and compare and contrast with the wright stuff, the number one variant is not the rocketry or the plastics or all of that. the computer systems are so dramatically superior now that's when we hear it is all going to be done by computers, there's no pilot, there's really no control center, you know what? the computers are probably more reliable. jonathan: full coverage right here at 8:30 eastern, and about 85 minut

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc. >> there's going to be storm surge. >> tropical storm elsa set to slam into florida. the dangerous system threatening millions, already breaking records. tonight, the forecast and impact >>> more bodies pulled from the rubble as rescue operations pick up speed a report sheds new light on concerns before the collapse. >> the whole world wants to know what happened here. >>> russian hackers strike again in what's being called the largest attack in history. hundreds of u.s. companies impacted now the pressure on president biden to respond. >>> taliban forces make big gains in afghanistan as the u.s. pulls out. we're on the ground with local commandos as they keep up the fight. >>> a state of emergency declared over gun violence setbacks in the fight against the code of delta variant and china gets aggressive pushing to dominate the world of wine >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news" with shepard smith. >> good evening. the gulf coast o

we are honored today to have alan shepard's daughters laura and julie. could youstand up just briefly . and of course alan shepard was apollo moon walker and as a gigantic list of accomplishments. but for our purposes today, the thing that is most interesting about alan shepard is that he is the namesake for this vehicle new shepherd and that's because the position profile we did is very similar to the one that alan flew and he became the first american in space i guess 60-ish years ago. so that is, we are very honored to have you guys here . thank you for joining us, it's incredible. i got some pictures with him backstage and i know those are getting blown up big. thank you area so and i have a couple of things to show. this, you want to talk about a couple of things we flew. goahead . >> we had the opportunity to bring with us on loan from the explorers club. we were able to fly with a piece of canvas on the right flyer, the plane the wright brothers flew. we brought a piece of that canvas with us which is powerful as well as a bronze medallion made fr

welcome back "new shepard." beautiful rocket, provided a beautiful flight to space. >> your booster has landed. >> booster landing! blue control. >> there it is. crew capsule with our four crew members on board. >> you have a very happy crew up here, i want you to know. >> i see blue. >> stand by droves. stand by droves. stand by main. stand by main. >> oh. so far a phenomenal flight. here comes the crew capsule back from space. droves deployed. here are mains out, coming to full inflation. our rocket went over mock three, now floating 15 or 16 miles per hour, about to join us home, back here in west texas, after having gone over the carmen internationally line of space. the world's newest astronauts. gary, how you holding up? >> i am speechless. >> wow. and those big beautiful windows. >> just got about a minute and a half of floating before deactivation of the skirt jet for a soft touch down. at this point there are sensors on board detecting how high they are above the ground. multiple sensors. six feet above

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> this is a hot verdict for us. >> bill cosby set free the disgraced-former tv icon released from prison after the pennsylvania supreme court vacates his conviction for aggravated indecent assault. >> it was on technical grounds they did not vindicate bill cosby's conduct. >>> families hurting rescue workers, still, searching for survivors. >> we continue our search-and-rescue efforts, 24/7, without stop. >> the growing legal push to uncover what caused the collapse as more bodies are pulled from the rubble >>> criminal charges expected against the trump organization what the company faces and why more indictments may be coming >>> donald rumsfeld dead at 88 the former-defense secretary and original architect of america's war on terror. rumsfeld's life and legacy >>> the heatwave turns deadly. >>> new documents in britney spears' court battle. >>> and toasting pride with queer beer >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >>> go

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> cdc whiplash. for most of the country, masks once again recommended indoors, including for everyone in k through 12 schools >> we are dealing with a much different strain of this virus >> and being vaccinated will not exempt you >>> a setback for two of the biggest names in the olympic games. simone biles withdraws from the olympics teams final >> i was like you guys need to relax. you're going to be fine without me >> will she defend her individual gold. >>> and days after she lit the olympic flame naomi osaka eliminated >>> the pliz on the capitol, their injuries and pleas to investigate and and their anger. >> the indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful! >>> temperatures on the rise the heat dome that's about to settle over the country and bring record temps coast to coast. inside america's only operating rare earth mine. >>> britany spears making a big move >>> and a man survives a sidewalk explosion >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth,

i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> the boosters are coming. pfizer, set to ask the fda for the green light, citing the threat of covid variants i'm shepard smith. this is "the news on cnbc. delta fueling a rise in covid cases. >> we are starting to see some new and concerning trends. >> where cluster are emerging and what we just learned about the new variant and the vaccines >>> president biden defending the draw down of troops even as the taliban makes gains. >> do i trust the taliban, no, but i trust the capacity of the afghan military. >> his message to those who worry afghanistan will collapse. >>> suspects rounded up in haiti after the shocking assassination of its president, the fallout and who's in charge of a country in crisis. >>> japan, state of emergency as covid cases spike. no fans allowed at the olympics. we're on the ground in tokyo >>> oxycontin's maker dolls out billions to settle a lawsuit. >>> heat wave inside a town with no running water >>> and stolen military weapons, now in the hands of violent criminals. >> announcer:

we are honored today to have alan shepard's daughters laura and julie. moon walker and has a gigantic list of accomplishments but for our purposes today, the thing that is most interesting about alan shepard is that he is the namesake for this vehicle new shepard and that is because the mission profile that we did today is very similar to the one that alan flew when he became the first american in space 60ish years ago. we are very honored to have you guys here and thank you for joining us. it is incredible. i got some pictures with them backstage. those are getting blown up big. thank you. so then i have a couple of things to show. can we start -- you want the talk about the couple of things we flew? >> so we had the opportunity to bring with us actually on loan from the explorer's club we were able to fly with a piece of canvas from the wright flyer. so the plane the wright brothers flew we brought a piece of that canvas with us that was powerful as well as a bronze medallion made from the first hot air balloon flight in 1783. the first time man ever l

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom.-billion dollar settlement nears over the opioid crisis and congress getting in on the free britney movement a new bipartisan bill announced today and the push to fight back against crime in america one of the nation's largest cities is sending more cops to tourist hot spots to make sure people feel safe when very visit. surrounded by officers san francisco's mayor says show wants people not to worry they will get attacked or robbed in the city >> we want to make sure that we can see officers and we have eyes on the street and that people know that there are folks here watching and that people know that if you choose to commit a crime in this city you will be held accountable. >> nearly all voters think that violent crime is a problem in the u.s. a recent morning consult politico poll found 78% say they believe it's a major problem in a moment we'll hear from bill bratton former top cop in new york, los angeles and boston about the changes facing police and their challenges, but, first

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> extreme weather sweeping the globe. america, europe, and now asia. rushing waters trap and kill people on the subway city streets transformed into raging rivers. tonight, the worldwide impact. >>> shots ring out in milwaukee. across the country, many fearful of a rise in crime the man hoping to be new york city's next mayor joins us eric adams on his plan to stop the violence >>> mandates and restrictions, cities debating new rules as the pandemic surges. we visit a hospital about to reopen its covid icu the alarming difference this time around. >>> we want to do our job. >> a giant step backward the republican minority leader threatens to pull all his selections to investigate the capitol insurrection after speaker pelosi rejects two gop members. >>> harvey weinstein back in court. >>> american olympians sidelined with covid and acid shooting lobsters >> live from cnbc, the facts the truth. the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening. across three con

blast off for the new shepard and lift off for— space.ly, good - and lift off for space tourism. look out the window. holy, good god. | and lift off for space tourism. look i out the window. holy, good god. the ca sule out the window. holy, good god. the capsule separated _ out the window. holy, good god. the capsule separated from _ out the window. holy, good god. the capsule separated from the _ capsule separated from the booster at 250,000 feet and continued to the edge of space. look at 250,000 feet and continued to the edge of space-— at 250,000 feet and continued to the edge of space._ where i edge of space. look at this. where the four people — edge of space. look at this. where the four people were _ edge of space. look at this. where the four people were floating - edge of space. look at this. where the four people were floating and i the four people were floating and weightless but critics say this is the wrong time for the uber rich to be blasting off in rockets while the planet faces climate disasters. the blue origin capsule

the nasdaq up 31 i'm shepard smith., it's the bottom of the hour time for the top of the news >> an explosion of wildfires across multiple states in the west weeks of extreme heat and drought fueling. >>> a symbolic end to america's longest war. >>> and democratic lawmakers fleeing the state of texas and risking arrest they say they are boycotting gop efforts to pass sweeping voting laws during a special session of the legislature. democratic state lawmaker trey martinez fischer posting this photo of himself and others and his colleagues on a flight to the nation's capital it's one of two charter jets carrying 50 democrats.0 democra. martinez a source telling nbc news. martinez fischer also asked volunteers and voters to help fund their hotel rooms and flights with donations by leaving the state, they are breaking the quorum in the legislature and they could face arrest the republican governor there, greg abbott, slammed the move in that statement saying texas democrats' decision to break a quorum of the texas legislatu

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> tropical storm elsa makes landfall, the wind, heavy rain, and the tens of millions still in its path. >>> assassinated in his own home, the president of haiti gunned down, his wife critical what we know about the assailants >> it's been very worrisome. >> after yet another cyber attack, the growing pressure to respond to the russian-based hackers. how america might fight back >>> banned from social media, the former president files suit in federal court target, facebook, google and twitter. >>> delta, now the dominant covid strain in america. a court blames the government for a mass shooting, and a ticker tape parade for the heroes of the pandemic >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening after two agonizing weeks of holding out hope, the search for survivors is ending in surfside, florida. the rescue operation is now shifting to recovery tonight at midnight that was the grim announcement from official

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