let's check out blue shepherd on the pad. we are awaiting -- the rocket is going to go into last-minute checks. t -2 minutes and we will throw the show over her. it's all on her gary, do you want to talk what are some of those last-minute checks that the vehicle is going through and we're going to see especially on our screen. >> as you mentioned the last few minutes our auto sequence and that is executed entirely by the vehicle itself through an automated checklist. you will see a couple of things. there are things youdon't see such as sensor checks, pressure checks onthe tank , radio checks . hundreds of different checks but what you will see is the hydraulic systems going up which will wiggle the engine gimbal as well as the afghan. they're making sure that there is no friction and they travel smoothly. >> we are waiting to see that. you'll be able to see as gary said all of those last-minute checks but we certainly get to see the things at the base of the vehicle, there are four of those direct down the engine, the, that

and then we will probably get those pictures after the blue origin shepherd news shepherd spacecraft has parachuted back down to earth after about 10 or 11 minute or so flight. and then after that, once everyone is, has exited the spacecraft, they will hold a press conference at their headquarters as you say that it's remote location of good view kilometers away from we are where we are right now. but we'll certainly see eventually the, the world's richest man, his brother, 82 year old wally funk and 18 year old oliver damon experience that wait list this as as the the, the cross the carman line. that's what the international agency that decides such things as decided is the boundary of space. a i remember the richard branson who flew in a space plane, virgin galactic from new mexico. just over a week week ago, he didn't actually cross the carman lines. so there was a bit of, you know, billionaire sniping back and forth about who really went into space and so on. but branson, the for his part, i think thought that it was close enough for base us. he will cost that, that 100 kilometer

the new if international astronaut, the crew of new shepherd, congratulations all for you. so with that we do do, how was it the right? yes. what, what was it like? cuz everything you imagined i can answer that question, but just real quick please. i wanna thank a few people 1st of all, all of the engineers or boards and who have toiled hard to get this done. the people who build the vehicle of our manufacturing people is a big team. they were working on it for many years and they have done an extraordinary job of building the most reliable, most beautiful, most fun. i mean, i can vouch for that. i'll get to that in a 2nd vehicle and we owe them a deep gratitude and the people who kept us safe today who operated vehicle. our trainers. everybody is as huge. i also want to think the toner, big horn. this is a small and amazing little town and you know, we're making a dent in it, and we appreciate you for allowing us to be part of your town. and then i also want to think every amazon employee and every amazon customer because you guys paid for all this so seriously for every a

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especially the new shepherd team. past and present. andawarding wings to the first four blue origin astronauts .these astronauts will wear a set of wings in the shape of the letter a. the side pieces represent the road to space. and heather logo of our area at the top, a tiny blue sapphire. remind these folks that they are from planet earth. and that they have a mission to protect this home. that said, oliver, would you join me ? [applause] i practice. oliver, you have received a special gift of the astronaut perspective. i know that you will do good things with it. and make the world a better place. graduations. [applause] mark, would you join me please? i'm so excited for you guys. mark, i hope this experience will help you continue to do the great things you're doing for humankind . violations. [applause] join me please. thank you. >> there are few people i know well agreeable. and i don't know what you're going to do next . i can't wait to watch. congratulations. [applause] and wally, would you join me? six years, wally. and i get

can you hear me in shepherd isa? it seems we have perhaps a little technical problem that of trying to hear us. we're trying to get back to him. every shepherd pizza in this program, living on an extreme heat, is building in the western united states with reco breaking temperatures forecast the california and nevada becomes 2 weeks after another dangerous he twice as alex here, bryan reports me. this is the largest wild fire of the year in california, burning along the border with nevada. a combination of 2 fires, sparked by lightning, are doubled in size between friday and saturday, fires rolling down air. it's one of several fires, straightening homes across the wasted united states, blamed on so called heat dome, pockets of high pressure which push warm air down, forcing temperatures up this job. those are the effects of climate change. here it's real human induced impacts. acute impacts are happening decades before even the scientists i predicted with scorching temperatures across 10 states, 30000000 americans of

his blue origin corporation, with the shepherd to cap soule on top, reached an altitude of about 100 kilometers above the earth. the speed of the ascent was 3 times the speed of sound, mach 3. so they were really feeling the g forces, i'm sure, as they were strapped in in that capsule then the booster rocket detached, floated back to earth, where it landed intact. and after several minutes of waitlist this a lot of shouting and gleeful noise from the 4 passengers in the fully automated capsule. it too began its descent and deployed its parachutes, landed softly and successfully in the test, texas desert. and then we are now waiting for a press conference by jeff bezos. and the other 3 newly minted astronaut, which should take place in an hour or 2 from now. we haven't been given an exact time for that event to take place, but we will certainly hear more from these new space travelers about what their experience was like. and, you know, peter, for those who are old enough to remember the early days of space exploration both the, the, the russian or soviet exploits and the american apo

the new shepherd rocket is name. he took that flight in 1961. nobody piloting this thing. this is like being on the top of a champagne cork. it's going to take about 11 minutes from start to finish. and it's over, but they will get there really quickly. and then they come down pretty fast hopefully with a slower part at the end. >> that's what you always hope for. >> tomorrow morning. >> we'll be watching it. thanks, scott. >>> happening today, members of the east oakland stadium alliance will hold another rally ahead of a big vote on the future of the a's the city. tomorrow the city council is set to take a nonbinding vote on a term sheet for building a waterfront ballpark for the a's. the alliance is pushing for city leaders to vote against it. oakland mayor libby schaaf said the city and the a's were working in tandem toward making the howard terminal station a reality. but the a's president said in a recent interview, he was open to negotiations, but the plan was not working. >>> at the a's current home site, a n

the new shepherd will be an 18 year old teenager. out of a damon missionary replacing the original and identified when it was paid $28000000.00 at auction. and it was given up the seat because of what is said to be a scheduling conflict. you're in 0 gravity performance. also a ball the craft will be up and jerry and while he functionally, i'm ready. i've been trained. she was one of 13 women who trained as esther notes and the mercury project in the 1900 sixty's, but were bought from going into space by nasa's then discriminate, re gender policy fees and on paying gifts of the anderson found her. i feel fantastic. i was so surprised, but i won't know more until everything comes around, release, release really a new ship at flight. come shortly after that by another billionaire richard branson. along with 3 crewmates and 2 pilots, the board space ship to the virgin. galactic owner caught a glimpse of earth from more than 80 kilometers up. and a few minutes of weightlessness before gliding safely back down. the billionaire space race h

and remains of 1900 victims of the 995 shepherds. the massacre are being laid to rest. on the anniversary of the genocide, the burial in bosnia and herzegovina, monks 26 years in the 4th of killed, more than 8000 mostly muslim men and boys. it's an election that was seen as a test for its prime minister and results show that he said to serve another term of the arm as ruling party won a majority of seats in parliament votes that he calls historic. now the landslide victory in the june election, the prosperity party and should be all met a 2nd time in office, but it was overshadowed by boycott of the opposition ethnic violence and conflict in northern t cry. now the widow of haiti's assassinated president has spoken of the 1st time since armed men attacked them in the home juvenile employees as widow who was injured in the attack as accuse political enemies of organizing his killing just stop the democratic change. meanwhile, political instability is intensify. patty calhoun reports the washington d. c. a sign of how scared people in haiti are a false rumors, spread on s

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shepherds versus wolves in ruddy, is territory. now this is misty, this could see that it's not like was i think i'm going to go to get some sheet from the pastor because they can't escape. so i'll talk them very clever and they can learn, but when they get into the it's all you can eat and helping doesn't show chasing after a deer is more work. but radi and this pack don't show away from putting in the work world is primarily a game for woods and meadows. the men dodged on sophie, we've got so much game in germany like deers, dogs or wild pause the manner that's what guides the population and the density limit. there was, this is the audience you more pray, more want feel of over the lose on i don't know my solution. if only i had a crystal ball, the cycle will become vegetarians, stefan roses, animals don't seem convinced. they can only hope that shy and cunning ruddy and his pack will leave them alone in the future, or move on to a new hunting ground. it may look intimidating to some drivers, but for italians is par for the cour

you heard reference to shepherd. that's what it's called after alan shepherd. would pave the way for john glenn's orbital flight that established our beechhead that were ahead of the russians. it began with one man and a risky sub orbital flight. alan shepherd, cool couple burr through it all. take a look back. >> left as near perfect as humans can make it. the rocket rips off into space with alan shepherd. now you'll see pictures never before seen by mortal eyes. the first film of a human flight in space. the floating strap showing his state of weightlessness. >> neil: you know, i've watched that a number of times. i always listen to the announcer. here he is. but that was history. that was unprecedented. we've had some practice. we go way, way far to the international space station. astronauts stay for months at a time. jose hernandez knows what i'm talking about. former nasa astronaut. jose, thanks for coming. i wonder from your perspective, the education, the training and all the stuff going with it. going forward, plunk the money down and come on board. wh

county reinstates indoor mask mandates for everyone i'm shepherd smith this is the news on cnbc >>> an urgent threat the surgeon general ringing the alarm not about delta but vaccine misinformation >> this has led to avoidable illnesses and death. >> as we see the effect first-hand >> i wish i would have made better choices for her >>> the assassination plot in haiti delivers another shocking curve ball some suspects arrested once trained by the u.s. military plus meet a man who spoke directly with the alleged mastermind of the attack >>> parents, check your bank accounts today millions of american families get direct cash deposits >> this can be life changing for so many families >> the impact and the push back. >>> i developed depression, anxiety. >> lives up ended, families left for broke. a cnbc investigation of stolen unemployment money during the pandemic wildfires force more evacuations in the west. the tiger king wins a battle in court. and the mysterious illness killing birds in america >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepherd smith >>> good evening we h

unreal. >> they're moments away from the launch of the new shepherd -- separation of the new shepherd space capsule. you can follow all of that over on our companion network. it's live now over on c-span 2. and next with us to talk about the new report on the high cost of housing is diane. she is the president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition. good morning. welcome to washington journal. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> tell us what your organization's mission is. >> the national coalition is an organization whose work is all about advancing federal policy solutions to ensure the lowest income people have decent, accessible and affordable homes. >> and we're having you on this morning to talk about your organize's latest report. the name of the report is appropriately enough "out of reach 2021" looking at how much it costs across the country to afford living in this country, to afford rent in this country. tell us about the extent of how you put this report together. what do you look at? >> sure, in our report "out of reach" we calculate what we call the h

it's no surprise that the launch of the new shepherd is planned for the 52nd anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. so he definitely wants to tie the legacy of his new company to the sort of aura and the mystique of the accomplishments of nasa during the space race. i want to go on this flight because it's the thing i want to do all my life. it's an adventure, it's a big deal for me. i invited my brother to come on this 1st flight because we're closest friends. i really watch it. come with me. would you? are you, sir? all right, you're hurting your joining the base us brothers the both the new ship. it will be an 18 year old teenager. out of a damon missionary replacing the original and identified when we paid $28000000.00 at auction. and it was given up to see because of what is said to be a scheduling conflict. you're in 0 gravity performance. also a ball the craft will be up and jerry and while he functionally i've ready, i've been trained. she was one of 13 women who trained as esther notes and the mercury project in the 1900 sixty's. but were bought from going into space by na

i'm scott wapner in for shepherd smith. this is the news on cnbc covid and kids, the new guidance calling for schools to fully reopen and no masks for children who have been vaccinated pfizer promoting a covid booster shot the cdc and fda say not so fast. tonight the debate heating up. >>> president biden's crackdown on big business. >> capitalism without competition isn't capitalism it's exploitation. >> the executive order's impact and concerns it could go too far. >> 3, 2, 1, release, release, release. >> rocketman richard branson cleared for takeoff, set to become the first billionaire to make it to outer space >> it's definitely a pinch yourself moment. >>> america's hottest june on record new video of the suspected assassins in haiti >>> plus a spelling bee champ makes history. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepherd smith >>> a major push to get schools back to normal in the fall the cdc says fully vaccinated students and teachers don't need to wear masks in classrooms. keep in mind only ki

>> thanks for having me, shepherd the details are pretty gory.t 12 times it was a really bloody scene, one that led me to believe this was not politically motivated. this was personal. that kind of violence is unleashed on someone you have deep animosity for >> personal. where does that lead your very well-trained mind on this matter >> well, he had been attacking the business community and he had alienated everyone so he had taken over some monopolies it sounds good but he was complicit in some things as well he was not as clean as he thought he was and so he attacked the livelihood of the monopolies, and in fact just two days before his death he had sent a warrant arrest for one of his top appointment who's also one of the leading businessmen in the country. >> wow who's really running haiti right now? and how are the people handling this >> well, the u.n. has acknowledged that joseph who was the prime minister, that he will remain in the position that they will support him, they will help him organize elections supposed to come in september, b

the new shepherd rocket, which both the biggest windows ever flown into space, bears also the company by his brother and crew that consists of the youngest and oldest people have ever been in space is my kind of all. this is where the journey began. altitude for the moon landing that inquired, they've been 5 year old kid to dare to dream. it's no surprise that the launch of the new shepherd is planned for the 52nd anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing . so he definitely wants to tie the legacy of his new company to the sort of aura and the mystique of the accomplishments of nasa during the space race. i want to go on this quite because it's the thing i want to do all my life adventure. it's a big deal for me. i invited my brother to come on this 1st site because we're closest friends. i really watch it. come with me. would you, are you, sir? all right, you're hurting your joining the base us brothers the both the new ship it will be an 18 year old teenager. all of the daemon visionary replacing the original and identified when we paid $28000000.00 at auction. and it was given up t

being here we watched new shepherd, the rocket named after allen shepherd who became the first americanlaunch from that pad. here's how both looked and sounded. >> t-minus 7, 9, 8, 5, 4, command and start. >> liftoff and the clock is starting . >> on tv you really don't get a sns of just the power of that engine. as i said from 3 miles away standing here when it went off, it was so loud. it was incredible. onboard the new shepherd amazon founder jeff bezos and his brother mark, and also 82-year-old wally funk who became the oldest person ever in space and 18-year-old oliver damen who was the youngest. for a few brief minutes they felt the weight of the world disappear. >> okay, oh, wow. >> oh, wow, that's incredible. >> whoo! >> i love each of them had the same reaction. oh, wow. what else can you say? soon, probably too soon they were drifting back home. their final few feet cushioned by a small rocket. the booster that launched them also amazingly returned safely so it can be reused and landed vertically. tech logically a huge achievement. a short time later i spoke with jeff bezos an

god feed, a 1st crew of new shepherd, left lights, his candle for command, and in the store to one the amazon powder jeff bezos, along with his brother mark 82 year old asian legend. while he funk an 18 year old student oliver damon have joined the exclusive club of less than $600.00 people to go to space on board blueridge and new shepherd rocket. the for ashley took off from the company's launch pad in west texas for their journey, which start to finish took less than 11 minutes. the fully autonomy rocket booster shot the capsule carrying basis and crew to a max altitude of 65 miles to the edge of space head up to 3 times the speed of sound before detaches. at that point, those in the capsule experienced roughly 3 minutes of weightlessness as it began to fall toward earth. in an incredible feat of engineering, the reusable new shepherd rocket then descended, making a perfect upright landing 2 miles north of the initial launch site. just minutes later, the capital with its crew landed in the west texas desert, supported by 3 parachutes, with a final booth from thrusters, which helped

shepherd did. it's a suborbital flight. we're building a vehicle to do that called new glenn after john glenn to orbit the earth. this is a tourism mission. it's important because it lets us practice and let more people get in space. >> neil: competitive jousting. bezos didn't take the bait. but what do make of that? big egos and one getting bumped for another. you're used to that. what do you think of this new wave coming? >> i think it's normal. we'll forget about it in the not too distant future. one thing to remind everybody that is very important. inherently there's risk involved with space flight. so we can celebrate the day, celebrate what has been done by spacex and virgin galactic. it's a tough business. while we ought to celebrate today, tomorrow they need all of them need to turn to and realize that this thing can bite you pretty quick. we learned that in a number of different ways. so i think there's -- >> neil: you're right about that, jerry. i was reading that where there was a 1% fat

the new shepherd craft blasted off from texas with its crew including phase of his brother and the youngest and oldest people to i've ever been in space. it is the 1st commercial flight for the tanker in blue origin space tourism company. after detached from the rocket booth to the camp to reach the height of around a 100 kilometers above the earth, just on the edge of space where they well did this 3 min of weightlessness before beginning their defense and touched down. and that is the descend, ending in the text and desert with just the flight of the bump and elated bayville and his crew emerging shortly after. he could be heard describing the trip as quote, the best day ever. the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth atmosphere. every astronaut ever who's been up into space, they say this that it changes them and they look at it and they're kind of amazed and off struck by the earth and its beauty. but also by its fragility. and i can vouch for that. when i look up, you know, who were still in this room were driving our cars were moving ar

the new shepherd craft blasted off from texas with its crew, including base on his brother mark, and also the youngest and oldest people who have now ever been in spain. this is the 1st commercial flights for the typhoons blue origin space tourism company. after detached from the rocket booth to the cap steel reached a height of round a 100 kilometers above the earth, which is just on the edge of space. they experienced about 3 minutes of weightless before beginning their defense and touched down. and that defense ended just like that in the text. and that bit of a bump and elated bays off and crew emerged shortly after he could be heard describing the trip is the best day of the most profound piece of it. for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth atmosphere. every astronaut, every who's been up in the space, they say this that it changes them and they look at it and they're kind of amazed and off struck by the earth and its beauty. but also by its fragility, and i can vouch for that. when i look up, you know, who were still in this room were driving our cars were

>> there's new shepherd, which is allen shepherd and the next thing is new glen.cle for orbital space travel that's the next step and really we need build infrastructure when we started amazon, we didn't have to build a pack dj livery system. it already existed and if you want to be a space entrepreneur, there's no real infrastructure that's an affordable cost. that's what we have to do is build that type of infrastructure and future generations will get to rest on top of it. >> it's a bold vision. >> and it's fun. we had so much fun today >> how much of your time are you dedicating to the vision >> since i stepped down as the ceo of amazon, i have a lot of time to dedicate to this vision. i'm going to split my time between this and the bezos earth fund >> let get to the fun stuff. best part of this flight >> all of it, yes. all of it. >> i think my favorite part was the first 11 minutes of the tliet. from launch to landing i was surprised, once we were in zero g, i was surprised how effortless it was to move around, how naturally it came. i thought i'd be flailin

we just got video overnight of that new shepherd rocket we'll show you that right now.begin its vertical launch a little less than two hours from now the rocket has been fueled the countdown has really begun for jeff bezos and his three crew mates to start moving around here at launch site one and board that capsule for this potentially historic flight. it is worth noting, though, meantime, that richard banson may have beat bezos to suborbital space but bezos is beating virgin galactic to market arianne cornell telling me two more flights to suborbittal spae are already booked today's flight that culminated in a $20 million bid rescheduled that allowed 18-year-old paying customer to join the crew today. so many folks are honing in about service. what's the price blue origin still not disclosing any price or what those booked passengers are agreeing to pay right now. this is very much a topic and focus for competitor virgin galactic as well as that company's ticket sales are scheduled to reopen ahead of a service launching next year. subor bital space tickets are expecte

the rocket new shepherd is on the launch pad and we have seen pictures of crew travelling out to boarderienced in the crew. there is no human pilot. she underwent testing and training in the 60s, but never made it to space, because she is a woman and she has been seeking to become an astronaut since. the other seat should have went to a person who bought a ticket for $28 million, but can't make it. so that seat has gone to 18—year—old oliver damon. so they will be the youngest and oldest people ever to travel to space.— a premier league footballer has been arrested on suspicion of child sexual offences. the 31—year—old man, who hasn't been named for legal reasons, was detained on friday by greater manchester police. in a statement, the player's club confirmed he'd been suspended and said it would continue to support the authorities with inquiries. the footballer has been bailed pending further inquiries. plenty of us will be heading to the uk's coastal towns for a holiday this summer, but many of those communities would like to attract people for a lot longer thanjust a few days. scarb

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as the mobile fence around his pasture is no obstacle for them, the shepherd had to keep watch at nightell i had no other choice but to sleep next to the sheep. so, i slept in the car. and i had a baseball bat with me in case of an emergency. the geese in the nearby pond started cackling the first time they came. i remember thinking, what's going on? but then the sheep started bleating, and i knew that the wolves were here. so, i got out of the car and chased them away. they came three times that night. >> sin toccasions.olf has they have even named this area after him, roddy. the authorities say the leader of the pack poses a problem and shooting him is permitted. to escape even if he does leave but so farrodtraces.naged >> definitely wolves feces? >> yes, definitely. you can tell from its consistency. the sun has dried it out now, but if it were fresh, it would stink horribly. >> so it could be roddy's? >> exactly. exactly, this could be roddy's. >> is this roddy? no, this wolf is fenced in and belongs to hunter frank fass. frank isn't sure if he s ever seen roddy but hunting him down

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what we're doing and virgin doing with the new shepherd vehicle what alan shepherd did first americano up into space but don't do that. we're building a new spacecraft, the new glenn, after john glenn the first american to orbit the earth. this will let us practice and get more people up into space. that practice will allow us to build the infrastructure to allow next generations to do amazing things in space. maybe that will do for our young friend oliver, who is 18 years old. maybe they founds a next generation space company, take the infrastructure we built and rest on top of that. neil: that is a cue for me to go to oliver. congratulations, you will be the youngest human being in space. i'm curious, your dad was among the original bidders for a seat on this spacecraft. was it always understood that he was saving it for you? could you tell us what was going on there? >> i think he is afraid of heights. [laughter]. neil: touche. >> no, i've been super excited about space and everything and austin, why not. just try and, now here i am. worked out really good for me. neil: you know, j

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he named his craft after alan shepherd.an shepherd did. so i don't think these are competitive programs. i think they're complementary and i think it's great that one is going before the other because we can get excited about one going up and then the blue origin space craft. very happy for the teams. a lot of people have worked hard to make this happen. >> neil: you worked harder. you're not holding grudges. that's fine. >> no. neil, you need to go up, man. find a way -- >> neil: i might be. they don't require any physical workout. i might sign up for that. mike, thanks so much. good having you. thanks for all you have done and the great pioneering work. we're at vegas, baby. did you hear about this huge casino opening up? the first one on the strip in the better part of a decade. i mean, this thing is ginormous. the guy behind it is here and next. etimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. welcome back, america. it sy

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