captain kirk is star trek.r trek has presented this optimistic vision of the future, this inclusive vision of the future. andy: the private space race is underway, funded by a billionaires boys club with bezos, richard branson and 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 f

i mean, captain kirk is star trek, but really star trek is the thing that has had the impact on space travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future. the new private space race is now well under way. it may be funded by what some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bays us. 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 sou

from launching into space, the star trek actor, we're both boldly go away. no 92 year old has gone before becoming the oldest ever person to fly to space. the new shepherd n as 18 flight was originally scheduled for tuesday, but there's been a number of delays june, too windy weather at the texas launch site. while we're waiting for that you lift off. let's cross in advance cross till our reporter andy gallagher. we who ease live for us in miami. hello there, andy. it's just minutes away now until the launches. it's been a long time coming. just how significant is this mission? for luck, it's captain james, ty barriers, kirk going to the edge of our atmosphere. you can't really underestimate the influence that star trek had as a show. remember william shatner 1st appeared on my screen back in 1966, 3 years before we even landed on the moon. and here we are more than half a century later. one of the most iconic science fiction starship captains is about to meet science fact the entire journey will only last about 10 minutes. they'll get blasted up to about a

in the original star trek series has become the oldest man to make the journey. the 9 year old blasted off from texas on jeff basis as a blue origin spacecraft, and the gallagher has more managers there. q one lasting awfully us state of texas lou origins, you shepherd, rocket launchers for another journey to the edge of our atmosphere. a border man known to millions as captain james t. kirk of the starship enterprise. finally, frontier william shatner 1st shot to fame in 1966 lay in the iconic kirk in star trek. oh no more than 50 years later, he's boldly gone. one new 90 year old's human has been before what you have here. the blue is the most profound experience. i'm so feel with emotion over what just happened. i was just stored i hope i never recover from idle that i can between what i feel though, i don't want to lose once free of the earth's gravity, all 4 crew members enjoyed 3 minutes of weightlessness and a view of our planet, a blue origin zoner jeff bezos hopes will eventually become more accessible to so cool space tourists in a race funded by billio

ros: big moment for william shatner, a big moment for star trek fans, too. dr.ald is a physicist but also a science consultant to the star trek franchise. >> you talk about the legacy of star trek, it made them feel like they could go to space when they saw the makeup of the bridge 55 years ago. the privatization of space, right now it is reserved for the rich, famous, and well-connected, but things are changing. hopefully we can see that unfold. ros: william shatne may be the oldest to go into space, but he is not the first canadian. canada's most famous astronaut is definitely chris hatfield. here he is on why these flights are important. >> they should look at this technology. it is opening up space commerce like we have never seen before. and not just tourism, but access to space at a much cheaper and hopefully safer level than we have ever seen. that is the significant part of this. it is fun to see bill fly, but the interesting part is how soon we will not just have earth, near space, but we willave an earth-moon economic system coming in the next decades.

the real-life star trek, william shatner is to . iam shatner is to boldly go into space at the age of 90. a warm welcome to the programme. it has been a rough 24 programme. it has been a rough 2a hours for facebook. billions of users of the social media platform and its other services, whatsapp and instagram have finally had services restored after a six—hour global outage. facebook apologised and said teams working as fast as possible to debug and restore the platforms are. shares closed down almost 5%, the outage coming after a whistleblower went on us television to reveal she was behind the legal documents alleging facebook put profits before public safety. francis will testify at the senate subcommittee later today. here is james clayton with what happened in the last days. the number of people who use facebook across the world a staggering. 10.3 million. when something goes wrong, it goes very wrong. the outage was set to cause mayhem at facebook�*s headquarters here, as technicians scramble to work out what was going on. facebo

you talked about william shatner being on "star trek," and of course, i was a "star trek" fan growing up, but i was also able to be on "star trek: the next generation" after i had flown in space, so this whole generation of where stories and reality influence each other is really important, because "star trek" started after we already had a space program going. and it helped to reinforce all that could occur and people's excitement and involvement. >> scott kelly, watching this, how do you feel about this personally? did you think in your lifetime, we would see this private industry? there right now, you are watching jeff bezos close the door for the last time. you saw all four passengers of this unmanned flight indoors, they closed the door, and it was bezos himself who closed it. scott, can you tell us -- can you help us understand what we're looking at? >> well, i think it's exciting for the people inside the rocket. it's actually exciting for me, too. one of my earliest memories was watching apollo 11 land on the moon, but also my memory was crawling downstairs to sit behind the c

but really star trek is the thing that has had the impact on space travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future, the new private space race is now well under way. 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 go

this is not the first star trek actor that's been to space. share this is not the first star trek actor there is life _ actor that's been to space. are you convinced there is life on _ actor that's been to space. are you convinced there is life on other - convinced there is life on other planets and one day we will have a spaceship that the enterprise going around and going to visit all these planets with strange forms of life on them? ., “ , planets with strange forms of life on them? . �*, ., , �* planets with strange forms of life on them? ., �*, ., , “ on them? that's the dream, isn't it? there's lots — on them? that's the dream, isn't it? there's lots of _ on them? that's the dream, isn't it? there's lots of planets _ on them? that's the dream, isn't it? there's lots of planets out _ on them? that's the dream, isn't it? there's lots of planets out there - there's lots of planets out there and there is certainly reason to believe there is life on one of those many planets. the ability to actually go and visit and a long ways off for us but until then we have star trek and storytelli

but really, star trek is the thing that has had the impact on face travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future. the new private space race is now well under way. 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 pri

i mean, captain kirk is star trek, but really star trek is the thing that has had the impact on space travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future, the new private space race is now well under way. it may be funded by what some c as a 1000000000 as boys club with bait sauce, richard bronson, an 11 bhaskar old joking for domination. but his hope the final frontier may now be one step closer. for the rest of us. at the gallagher al jazeera ah, this is al jazeera, these you tube 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 that the u. k. might start running out of food because of a log jam. a shipping containers that the country's largest commercial port finnic sto in england handles about 36 percent of the countries in ports bought. they aren't enough. laurie drive is to transport the goods and some companies i have.

i mean, captain kirk is star trek for really star trek is the thing that has had the impact on space travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future, the new private space race is now well under way. 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 i

william shatner 3rd shot to fame in 1966 playing the iconic kirk in star trek. now more than 50 years later, these boldly gone where new 90 year old human has been before. what you have given what is the most profound experience. i do. so filled with emotional about what just happened. i just, it's extremely extra. i hope i never recover from this. i hope that i can be changed. what i feel though, i don't want to lose it once. free of the earth's gravity, all 4 crew members enjoyed 3 minutes of weightlessness and a view of our planet at blue origin. zona jeff bezos hopes will eventually become more accessible to so cool space tourists in a race funded by billionaires. having such a relatable crew member on board is being seen as a publicity coup. it's no secret that a lot of people who like on space and space systems are star trek fans for the immediately resonate with captain kirk in the, in, in the seat on the passenger flight. as the capsule and its crew safely returned to earth, fans of an iconic science fiction show that ins wide millions celebrated the ret

any in captain kirk is star trek, but really star trek is the thing that has had the impact on space travel right. by presenting this optimistic vision of the future, especially in inclusive vision of the future, the new private space race is now well under way. it may be funded by what 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 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 bo

an exclusive club that we don't have memberships to and now we have to live through people. >> "star trek." "star wars." >> is tom hanks going -- or cruise going to go? >> yeah, eventually. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now! other mortgages are paid back each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can choose to wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home. call today and find out more in aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage loan guide. access tax-free cash and stay in the home you love. you've been investing in your home for years... making monthly mortgage payments... doing the right thing... it's become your family's heart and soul... well, that i

here's rich handley, a columnist on star trek explaining what today's flight meant to star trek fans.dea that the world that we live in may not necessarily be the ideal place we would like to be the ideal place we would like to be living but some day, there could be living but some day, there could be a better place. we are not defined by your gender or your skin colour or your religion or your class in society. the utopian future that star trek aspires to his one in which people in the future live in harmony. william shatner might be the oldest person to go to space, but he's not the first canadian. here's canada s most famous astronaut, chris hadfield, on why he thinks these space flights are so important. people may focus on william shatner flying today, but they should look at this technology. it is opening up space commerce like we've never seen before. and notjust tourism, but access to space at a much cheaper and hopefully safer level that we've ever seen. when we see this, is amazing to see him fly, but the real interesting part is how soon we will not decipher earth and near

i have to say, i have never watched the star trek or star wars shows, it is not really my thing, butt get on the tube or the bus, so straightforward, seemingly, in terms of the trip. and then when he got off, as aubrey allegretti says, he was welling up, saying he had never seen anything like it before and all of us should go there. i think the price at the moment if you are not william shatner is $28 million, so i don't know about you, but i need to check my euromillions ticket from last night because that is the only hope for most of us going there. we were “ust seeinr for most of us going there. we were just seeing there — for most of us going there. we were just seeing there any _ for most of us going there. we were just seeing there any metro - for most of us going there. we were just seeing there any metro prince l just seeing there any metro prince william having a go at this billionaire space race, saying maybe we need to think about fixing our planet instead. aubrey allegretti, has he got a point?— planet instead. aubrey allegretti, has he got a point? yes, absolutely. it is

"star trek's" captain kirk, william shatner, boldly going to the final frontier and back.to blast off into space. more than five decades after "star trek" began. >> welcome aboard, captain. >> reporter: traveling aboard amazon-founder jeff craft. shatner saying, wow. the crew experiencing three minutes of weightlessness before parachuting back down to earth. the whole mission just over ten minutes. afterwards, bezos opening the latch. >> hello, astronauts. >> reporter: shatner and the crew emerging. >> to see the blue color. now you're staring at the black. that's the thing. the covering of blue. the sheet, the blanket, this comforter of blue that we have around us. we think oh, that's blue sky. and you shoot through it, all of a sudden, you whip off a sheet and you look into blackness, into black, ugliness, and you look down, there's the blue down there, and the black up there. >> reporter: shatner overcome. >> i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. i just, it's extraordinary, extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this. i hope that i can maintain what i

on tuesday, "star trek" star william shatner, a 90-year-old man is part of the blue orbit liftoff into> reporter: he led the uss enterprise on an intergalactic odyssey. now he will get to go on his own odyssey. >> things i only played as an actor, i'm going to see first hand. >> reporter: "star trek" iconic james kirk will get to go to space for real. >> i'm thrilled. anxious, a little nervous. and a little frightened about this whole new adventure. >> reporter: blue origin announced on monday that actor william shatner will be on the next flight alongside audrey powers blue origin's vice president of mission and flight operations. >> two -- one. >> reporter: shatner, powers and two others will liftoff next tuesday, less than three months after the company's first crew launch. the crew will enjoy about four minutes of weightlessness, during an 11-minute trip to space, similar to what jeff bezos and two others did in the summer. >> on tuesday morning, i go to the edge of space and loosen the restraints around me. and be weightless. and looking into the vastness of the universe. >> repor

what is the most prefer aldrich star trek actor william shatner land safely back on earth, becoming the oldest man to have gone to space. ah, hello i am emily ang, when this is out, 0 live from dough also coming up the european union and the u. k. a locked in a dispute over northern ireland, as the bricks minister proposes to tear up the existing drive protocol. a warning about our warming planet, steam, national energy agency says trillions must be spent on clean energy to limit climate change and carving out a new life. we made the syrian refugees who found a way to preserve their traditional crafts. ah, the actor who played one of t v 's best known space captains has returned from his 1st flight to space. william shatner who betrayed captain kirk and the original star trek series has become the oldest man to make the journey. the 90 euro blasted off from texas on a blue origin craft. the space tourism company is owned by amazon founder jeff bezos. what you have given me is the most profound experience. so filled with emotion, but what just happened? i just extra, extra we got, i just

and there has been a lot of focus on "star trek." i know you're a fan, but i don't think there has been enough focus on his truly great show "t.j. hooker." we'll speak to one of his co-stars from "t.j. hooker" in a few minutes. >> it is such a good show. i did watch reruns. so guilty here. >>> just in to cnn, some new evidence this morning that a significant number of republicans in congress would be prepared to support donald trump if he were to launch another bid for the white house. this coming after a growing number of gop lawmakers are publicly defending the former president's role in the january 6th capitol riot. joining us now to discuss, cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zanona and congressman and presidential candidate joe walsh. you've talked to a lot of republicans, very interesting what they have been telling you, very alarming. >> yeah, whatever reservations the gop may have had about donald trump appear to have completely evaporated from public view. we surveyed a very large swath of the republican conference yesterday,

what is the most prefer aldrich star trek actor william shatner land safely back on earth, becoming the oldest man to have gone to space? ah, hello, i am emily and gwen. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up a warning about our warming planet, the international energy agency says trillions must be spent on claim energy to limit climate change. taliban officials urge weston the envoys to unfreeze funds, which they say pose a threat to afghanistan, security and carving out a new life. we made the syrian refugees who have found a way to preserve their traditional crafts. ah, the actor who played one of tv best known space captains has just returned from his flight. his 1st flight to space william shatner who portrayed captain kirk in the original star trek series has become the oldest man to make the journey. the 90 year old blasted off from texas on a blue origin craft, the space tourism company is owned by amazon fattah, jeff bezos. what you have given me is the most profound experience. so filled with emotion, but what just happened? i just, it's extra, extra. we got to get

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kirk on "star trek," at last william shatner is going to be a rocket man. >> it captures the imaginationr: soaring about 60 miles above the earth's surface hitting weightlessness in zero gravity for about four minutes. >> i plan to be looking out the window with my nose pressed against the window. the only thing i don't want to see is a little gremlin looking back at me. >> reporter: still vigilant after his in-flight experience on "the twilight zone." >> there's a man out there! >> reporter: he won't be flying to space in the u.s.s. enterprise. this time his ride is the blue origin's "new shepherd" owned by jeff bezos. just two months after wally funk launched and landed safely in launched and landed safely in that same spaceship. now shatner, boldly going where no one his age has gone before. the iconic actor now 90 years old is set to become the oldest person ever to go to space. the trip won't be long, just 11 minutes, but it will offer a view of earth few humans have seen. our t.j. holmes spoke with the four-person crew on monday. >> what's the over/under, is there a betting line as

i watch d "star trek." i loved "last in space." "star trek number 2" never a fan of "star wars". >> i like "star wars" my kids hate it. i like the war of the world -- i didn't like that movie but world of the world type series. "the hobbit, fellowship of the ring" i'm into it. >> not my thing. not so much. >> you're more of a "squid game" guy. >> no, no, i'd rather watch an old movie on tcm. i'm an old man. >> i'll tell you what, i really believe -- >> "twilight zone". >> all right. i get it. [ laughter ] >> i really believe this supply chain -- i know it not sexy and i know it confusing. >> but it's em poo important. >> i'm telling you, come the holidays, have you tried to buy any gifts yet? >> yeah, that's not a problem for me. >> it's a problem. >> it is. it's awful. but maybe in someway this will teach us what's important about christmas -- >> i would love that. >> not necessarily gifts. >> i don't like christmas. i'm on record -- not a scrooge. i'm generous to a fault but it's all about the gifts. the little kids. do you know

his highly anticipated blast—off has reignited interest both in both the star trek...orld of pr to a stratospheric level. now, fire blind, lay down a pattern. it comes amid claims the space company has a toxic environment and failed to adhere to proper safety protocols, accusations it denies. thatjust hasn't been . my experience at blue. we're exceedingly thorough, from the earliest days up - through now as we've - started our human flights, and safety has always been our top priority. j # rocket man # burning out his fuse out here alone...# there's debate over whether he'll return to earth an astronaut, but as he himself said, he will be a real rocket man. fantastic! like blue 0rigin owner and star trek superfanjeff bezos, he'll experience zero gravity before gliding back to earth. the billionaires leading this space race say it's more than a rocket—fuelled ego trip. yeah! well done! they claim it could help us all to live long and prosper. sophie long, bbc news, west texas. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. well, it's

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 fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your ful

his highly anticipated blast—off has reignited interest in both the star trek...taking the world of pr to a stratospheric level. now, fire blind, lay down a pattern. it comes amid claims the space company has a toxic environment and failed to adhere to proper safety protocols, accusations it denies. thatjust hasn't been my experience at blue. we're exceedingly thorough, from the earliest days up through now as we've started our human flights, and safety has always been our top priority. # rocket man # burning out his fuse out here alone...# there's debate over whether he'll return to earth an astronaut, but as he himself said, he will be a real rocket man. fantastic! like blue 0rigin owner and star trek superfan jeff bezos, he'll experience zero gravity before gliding back to earth. the billionaires leading this space race say it's more than a rocket—fuelled ego trip. yeah! well done! they claim it could help us all to live long and prosper. sophie long, bbc news, west texas. archaeologists in israel have evacuated a 1500 —year—old winemaking site said to have bee

yeah, i grew up watching star trek. i loved it. i loved captain kirk and spock and the whole team, and nen for me, what a thrill to spend 30 minutes talking to william shatner last night. this is really what they hope will be the wave of the future for people who want to go and travel and want to see the earth from that altitude, 62 miles high, and trying to drive home the message of how fragile the earth is and how we all have to do our part to try to preserve it. and bezos has said after having left amazon as ceo, that's his focus now. it's on blue origin. it's on environmental causes, and so it all comes full circle for him after spending so much money, billions to make this all come together and make it a reality. >> tom costello, stay close. we're going to come back to you shortly. we will be following every moment, every motion as we prepare in the next hour, we are going to see that launch. >>> for now we've got to shift gears. there's a ton of news to get to. and focus on this mess making life difficult for millions of amer

his highly anticipated blast—off has reignited interest in both the star trek...stratospheric level. now, fire blind, lay down a pattern. it comes amid claims the space company has a toxic environment and failed to adhere to proper safety protocols, accusations it denies. thatjust hasn't been . my experience at blue. we're exceedingly thorough, from the earliest days up - through now as we've - started our human flights, and safety has always been our top priority. j # rocket man # burning out his fuse out here alone...# there's debate over whether he'll return to earth an astronaut, but as he himself said, he will be a real rocket man. fantastic! like blue 0rigin owner and star trek superfan jeff bezos, he'll experience zero gravity before gliding back to earth. the billionaires leading this space race say it's more than a rocket—fuelled ego trip. yeah! well done! they claim it could help us all to live long and prosper. sophie long, bbc news, west texas. that's all for now. hello. it was a chilly start to monday for many a morning commuter, and it will be again

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it's not as utopian as star trek. meets hollywood here and we're still trying to have the realities catch up to the science fiction vision. having shatner at this pivot point, maybe that will change the trajectory. >> we're now under four minutes if my eyes have not failed me. kristin, taking what miles was just saying about how different this is from what people would imagine, how a doctor feels from a medical show, this is still a really important moment, and i find it interesting that these last two flights are breaking their own records. we had wally funk at 82 who was the oldest. we have william shatner at 90. how much of that interest is coming from the way that these launches have been crewed? >> reporter: i think it's very deliberate, right? these billionaire owners of these companies, elon musk, jeff bezos, they are acutely aware of the criticism that has been coming their way from much of the population, accusing them of going on these joy rides into space and taking money from these very wealthy patrons. wi

the star trek actor william shatner has blasted off into space along with three other crew members on0rigin spacecraft. at the age of 90, he's become the oldest person to fly to the edge of space. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. we will be looking at captain kirk going off into space, two boldly go as one paper said. with me are benjamin butterworth, the late editor and senior reporter at the i, and aubrey allegretti, a political correspondent for the guardian. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... brexit features heavily in many of the papers. the financial times leads with the eu's offer to scrap most of the customs checks on goods going to northern ireland. meanwhile, the independent has been told the uk government believes the proposal isn't good enough. the guardian has the same story, saying the eu is preparing for borisjohnson to reject their new plan. the mirror leads with concerns about potential shortages of toys and iphones this christmas caused by the ongoing supply chain problems. the daily mail reports on the healt

. >> a star trek star's trip to space now pushed back this morning. >>> in money watch, why william shatner will have to wait a little longer until he makes history. >>> flying cars one step closer to reality. a california company ready to hit the skies. >>> facebook doing damage control. why the social network says the newest feature will keep kids safe. >>> a live look outside, you are looking at the bay bridge and the city of safrancisco from treasure island. it's 4:40. we'lbe right back. >>> time for this morning's money watch report. why blue origin has to postpone its upcoming flight. naomi ruchim reports from new york. >>> wall street slipped friday after the september employment report missed estimates stoking uncertainty about economic recovery. dow lost eight, nasdaq dropped 74. s&p 500 was down eight. >>> investors are awaiting quarterly earnings from jpmorgan chase, walgreens. shares of 90-year-old actor william shatner and crew mates will have to wait until wednesday to travel to the edge of space. blue origin is postponing flight from texas by one day because of high winds in

that is something "star trek" and "star wars" fans can get behind, right? >> yes. look, it's no star ship enterprise, but captain kirk is going to take it. kristin fisher, thank you so much. there's so much going on, we will check back with you later in the show. >> how is it playing with some of his most devoted fans? the trekkies. jason carroll went deep inside this complicated community and has emerged to talk about it. jason, i'm glad to see you're safe here. tell us what you learned. >> reporter: that sounds a little bit scary. it was actually a lot of fun, john. i have been getting email from fans. they have been on the edge of their seat waiting for this to happen. whether you call them trekkies or trekkers. we can agree to disagree. when shatner goes up, he's taking all his fans with him. william shatner is hours away from his scheduled flight to go boldly where few have gone before. >> captain the enterprise is up there. >> reporter: there is debate among his most devoted fans. >> i think it is an amazing opportunity for him. he's so well-known for being a

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the guy from star trek, star trek is this american tv show. >> trevor: i just did that. >> an analogy for socialism and working at-- the gap. >> trevor: i just did that. >> yeah, yeah, did you see, the guy is crazy, 90 years old, insane. >> trevor: yeah, i just. >> i mean it profers that like william shatner is the strongest human ever, or that going to space is nothing. you know what i mean. like all those-- you know astronauts training for months. you don't need any of that. you just need to have dreflt and you can-- if you are not dead you can go to space, apparently. also, also proves how much white people don't love their grandparents. because i mean i would never send my grandparents to space, you know what i mean, i wouldn't even send my grandparents to time square, the place is insane. >> trevor: yeah. good point. all right. let's make like nobody in history and move to north korea. you probably hear kim jong un has a big parade where he shows off all his military hardware, how we know what kind of high-tech missiles they will crash into the ocean next. but yesterday they repl

the sam star trek actor william shatner has safely returned from his flight 1st flight to space. the night hero blasted off from texas on a blue origin craft shanna who played captain kirk becomes the oldest man to have gone to space. what you have hubert b o is the most, prefer aldrich perkins are so real with emotion, what just happened. i took extra extra progress towards clean energy is far too slow and governments monster triple, they're spending. that's the call from the international energy agency in its latest report. as it stands, the world is 60 percent short of its target to cut emissions to net 0 by 2020, 2050. rather. that's what's needed to limit global warming to 1.5 to grace. los angeles port will now operate a round the clock. it's part of an intervention by u. s. president joe biden to ease a huge backlog of supplies. the taliban calling on the international community to unblock billions in funds, which it says risk undermining security. it's acting foreign minister is made to us and european envoys here in cut. the united nations has recalled to senior official

jeff bezos, "star trek's" william shatner bravely goes to the edge of space as a tourist. the 90-year-old actor reflects on the journey. >> here comes our crew back into the desert. newest astronauts 596, 97, 98 and 99. the capsule touchdown. welcome back. the news to astronauts. audrey powers, william shatner. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i've ever had. >> we'll go back to that dramatic story in a moment, but we begin this hour with president biden and his ambitious agenda and brand new polling on what you think. the president's standing is a bit stronger than what some other recent polling suggests. there are two big biden challenges, managing relationships within the biden family and selling his plan that would make your life better. the north star reporting heading into a midterm election year, where does the president stand with the american people? 50% in our brand new poll released right now approve, 49% disapprove. an even split in our polarized time. you would like it to be a little better, but that's not bad. 50% approval rating for t

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. >> star trek. >> star trek. did i -- >> we know you know what you're talking about. >> i can't believe i just made that error. >> that's okay. we know. we know you know, kristen. you're reporting on space all the time. >> i'm never going to live that down. >> i'm still going to say, beam me up, scottie. >> me too. >> beam me up, scottie. "new day" continues right now. >>> all right, good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. it is tuesday, october 5th. in a couple of hours, an attorney turned whistle-blower, frances haugen, will testify before a senate panel on her explosive allegations that facebook knew of the potential harm it was causing from negative or inflammatory content and lied about their efforts to stop it. cnn obtained an copy of her opening remarks in which she says, quote, facebook wants you to believe that the problems we're talking about are unsolvable. they want you to believe in false choices, that in order to s

william shatner bracing to boldly go where no "star trek" actor has gone before. >> live from cnn centerthis is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. well, the u.s. has reason for optimism in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. as data shows the country is gaining ground. only five states saw cases jump more than 10% over the week before. two-thirds of eligible americans, that's ages 12 and up, are now fully vaccinated. and shots for those aged 5 to 11 may be on the horizon. rates of new infections, hospitalizations, and deaths are all headed down. but experts warn now is not the time for americans to lower their defenses. here's national institutes of health director, dr. francis collins. >> kind of like if your house was on fire. and -- and delta had set it on fire, and now we could say, okay, the fire's under control. it's not time to run back in and pretend like nothing's going on. we still have some work to do here. >> and dr. collins, also, had a message for those who say they are unvaccinated because of religion. >> if you've prayed to god to g

they source who made a cameo in star trek's latest movie, and a self proclaimed tricky, this time inviting the star ship enterprise. it was to honor the 40th anniversary of the show. >> thanks to cable, still boldly going where no man has gone before. >> you are now going to disappear. all of you who have been and still are and will be fans of star trek, thank you for all these wonderful years. >> shatner will join three others on the mission. among them audrey powers, blue origin vice president, and to paying customers. come next week -- >> the boldly go where no man has gone before. >> shatner will boldly go where no one his age has gone before. life now imitating art. >> our thanks to carrie sanders there. we have much more on this new space race and we're joined right now by john herrman, a reporter for the new york times magazine. good morning, john. good to see you. >> so, john. in your latest article you say that the space race is happening right now. whether we choose to pay attention or not. we are at that point were billionaires are launching captain kirk himself into space. you

the legendary actor known for his role as "star trek 's" captain kirk set to make history on the "new shepard" rocket. shatner will become the oldest person to travel to the edge of space. >> while we wait for our own invitations, moments ago shatner and his three crewmates arrived at the site from a remote stretch in west texas where the launches come from, originally scheduled on tuesday, postponed a day due to dangerous rough winds. the 90-year-old shatner tells anderson cooper ahead of the launch, he's understandably anxious before hurdling into space at three times the speed of sound. that's more than 2200 miles an hour. and he'll go 62 miles above the earth. have a listen. >> my fear is as you go up, that you can't draw a breath. that apparently is not going to happen. that's what they say. i'm quite apprehensive as you might have guessed. >> the power of g forces. today will mark blue origin, the private space flight company, founded by amazon founder jeff bezos. the second launch of an all civilian crew. bezos and his brother and two others took blue origin's inaugural flight

galloping the cosmos is a game for the young, said captain kirk in star trek. actor, william shatner and into space at the age of 90. he was on jeff bezos's blue origin rocket. he is the oldest person ever to go into space. from texas, sophie long. >> as the sun rose over the most desolate part of the wild west, william shatner made his way to the use -- the new shepard aircraft. it was with three passengers who would share what the few who've gone beforeay is life-changing. more than 50 years after he first donned a spacesuit as captain kirk, william shatner is on his way to the final frontier. >> and there they are, over 328,000 feet. >> as they crossed the boundary of space, he became the oldest person in the world to float there, weightless and of the actor who for decades played an onic space explorer became e. >> capsule touchdown, welcome back the newest astronauts. >> he emerged from the capsule visibly moved by the adventure he says he never -- he hopes he never recovered from. back on earth, he told me the beauty of what he had seen was more profound

the man that played captain kirk on "star trek" goes on a real life space mission. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i ever experienced. >> 90-year-old william shatner gets emotional after landing back on earth. >> good wednesday, the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >>> will this help alleviate the shipping delays? today president biden met with labor leaders and major retailers including walmart and home depot to address the recent global supply chain bottle necks that threaten to snarl the holiday shopping and shipping season. the meeting comes as the biden administration announced 24/7 operations will begin at the port of l.a. in an effort to address the clog in that shipping chain and the supply chain. as for the port of oakland, they're keeping their normal hours. let's begin with alice bar. >> across you can't tri, frustrated customers are finding more empty shelves from grocery store euwells -- >> makes me angry. like, why? >> to halloween costumes. >> we're still waiting on about 25 or 30% of the merchandise. >> it's the latest infe

." >> yes >> seth: the original "star trek."ur character? do you remember that >> oh yes. [ audience aws ] i was commander balok in "the corbomite maneuver." [ laughter ] as you can tell -- as you can tell, i wasn't having a very happy day there when i was getting the skull cap put on but it was better than the first alternative that they gave me. they really wanted to shave my head and as a kid going to second grade, i thought, "there is no way i'm going to go back to school with a bald head. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean, even being on "star trek" couldn't make up for that. but your dad, he had a sense - you know, obviously, he had done, you know, he was in show business and he had kids who were going to be in it. and wanted you guys to have normal lives but he also wanted you to thrive and so tell the story about how he would fake a boom mic just so that you would be used to it if you were ever on set >> yeah. well, i mean, he -- my very first audition, i was still only three years old. and, you know, we learned the scen