shatner in space is premiering on prime video next week. joining me now is the actor and now astronaut william shatner. we can put you in spatce, but te technologies won't let us connect properly to do the interview. >> in addition to all of that, i'm an electronics technician holding my camera at arm's length, trying to keep kate bolduan at arms length. >> you and every other man in america. >> i know. >> i do not think it is too bold to say that the world was captivated when you emerged from that capsule and spoke about your experience. >> it's pretty bold. >> it happened during our show, and i was -- it was riveting. i rewatched it after the show. it was amazing to see, truly, and you said then something that stuck with me, i hope i never recover from this. i hope that i can maintain what i feel now and i don't want to lose it. what did you want to hold on to? were you able to keep it? >> yeah, yes. and i've been able to segment what it was i was feeling. when i came out of that spaceship, i must have been relieved to step on to firm gro

william shatner. star trek�*s captain kirk, william shatner, blasted off from a launch site in texas. it was a ten—minute flightjust 60 miles above the earth, but enough time to float in zero gravity. waiting for him on his return, amazon founderjeff bezos, whose company developed the rocket system. what you have given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about whatjust happened, ijust... it's extraordinary. at the age of 90, william shatner finally reached the final frontier. in physics, there was what could be one of the biggest steps forward for a generation. scientists believe that there are four fundamental forces of nature. one for gravity, another for electricity, and two nuclear forces which control the behaviour of atoms. together, they explain the way the world works. but, in recent years, astronomers began noticing things in space that can't be explained by the four forces, such as galaxies spinning faster than they should. and they can't explain

william shatner. ..star trek�*s captain kirk, william shatner, blasted off from a launch site in texas. it was a ten—minute flightjust 60 miles above the earth, but enough time to float in zero gravity. waiting for him on his return, amazon founderjeff bezos, whose company developed the rocket system. what you have given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about whatjust happened, ijust... it's extraordinary. at the age of 90, william shatner finally reached the final frontier. in physics, there was what could be one of the biggest steps forward for a generation. scientists believe that there are four fundamental forces of nature. one for gravity, another for electricity, and two nuclear forces which control the behaviour of atoms. together, they explained the way the world works. but, in recent years, astronomers began noticing things in space that can't be explained by the four forces, such as galaxies spinning faster than they should. and they can't explain why the stars and planets and everything on them, including us, exist at all. the ne

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i was very excited to see william shatner to go to space. i was very excited to see jeff bezos go to space. i love them and i know them from afar, those are my guys. but this is my guy. let's listen to some of this interaction with the family and new astronauts. as soon as i wanted to listen, they stopped talking. here we go. >> it was dark. >> okay, kyrie irving. when you're going up and going up, it's getting dark and you realize you're going to be in the dark, you're not going to be in the light. you're going to be looking at the light from the darkness. it's unreal. >> i get it, though. you said -- like when you said you wouldn't go and i was like i'm not going. i want to go now. >> i'm telling you. i told them you guys experienced it this way. you've got to come back and experience a launch and watch the rocket land. you have to get that perspective from it because that's what -- >> is it what you expected? >> i visualized -- i've been watching videos and visualized. you know what the problem is? i want to go back. >> same thing. i had

shatner was genuine really emotional kind of sweet. all right. let's take a live look at sfo there on your we're also looking at stormtracker 4 radar and we see there is some rain and we know a lot more to erica caturay joining us now with a look at the forecast. what we can expect there. yeah. well, we're just seeing some light showers right now that heavier downpour, of course not till after midnight. >> it's looking very quiet out in the south and north bay right now won't be the case tomorrow. and we've been seeing all this rain hasn't really helped with the drought, though, as you can see, still in an extreme exceptional drought levels there. we did, though, see some improvement in the very northern part of sonoma county there. we dipped to the orange level because of the rain. but just a little portion of the bay area. here's futurecast. don't be surprised if you see a pop-up shower these next few hours in your neighborhood. but the heavier downpour there it is just around 4 o'clock tomorrow morning and the higher hills out there. you could

at the age of 90, william shatner finally reached the final frontier. in physics, there was what could be one of the biggest steps forward for a generation. scientists believe that there are four fundamental forces of nature. one for gravity, another for electricity, and two nuclear forces which control the behaviour of atoms. together, they explain the way the world works, but in recent years, astronomers began noticing things in space that can't be explained by the four forces, such as galaxies spinning faster than they should. and they can't explain why the stars and planets and everything on them, including us, exists at all. the new results suggest there might be a fifth force which could explain some of these mysteries. the result was from fermi lab, a particle accelerator from just outside chicago. scientists accelerated particles inside this giant ring close to the speed of light. and they found something that cannot be explained by the current theory of physics at the subatomic level. i think it's quite mind—boggling and has the potential to

[ laughter ] hey, i saw that amazon is releasing an hour-long special about william shatner's trip to space called "shatner in space. [ laughter ] he promised to answer the burning question that everyone has. "what's the opposite of a documentary about the beatles? [ laughter ] yeah, the amazon special will stream for an hour just like shatner at 2:00 a.m. [ laughter ] ♪ you can see that from space. you can see that joke from space. come on! >> steve: low marks. >> jimmy: you can -- well, this went viral. there was a pretty rough weather at the chicago bears game yesterday, right? and one fan was having a little trouble putting his poncho on but -- watch this >> you said that you really have a couple of opponents you've got the field you've got the weather, and it is starting -- i mean, obviously, you see it coming down i really walked this field before the game. it was in great condition. i barely saw any little divots or holes and it looked great. matt schrieder told me it's the best that he's seen it but you can really see the water kind of standing on the field right now. i actu

west texas and we were just out here in late october for the second successful mission when william shatner went upended was warm, these have been back to back to back pretty rapidly. when you think about the inaugural flight with jeff bezos himself in july and flight number 2 with humans on board with shatner in october and here we are right before christmas, the third successful mission and that is pretty quick if you think about it in terms of not much time in between actual launches themselves. that speaks to the sustainability of what you were talking about, you look at the fact the passenger capsule, the booster, much of the system that flew these people to the carmen line today was the same equal and that successfully carried out the mission, the previous two. the fact that it is reused is a big deal. prior to launch this morning, they play some promotional videos while the press is getting ready and announcing how the origin is hiring in and expanding into these miami and washington, various cities around the country in texas. and and and >> they were simple together fairly quickly.

along for the ride star trek icon william shatner. >> it is extraordinary. >> reporter: he boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >> i can't believe how much has happened. >>> hundreds and thousands of teslas have been recalled. the technical defects owners need to know about. >> streaming today, food banks are in big need of donations with the end of the year approaching. we will share more information about their matching donations. you can find us on kpix.com or on our >>> welcome back. avoid cruises, even if you're vaccinated. that is the message from the cdc today and the agency just increased the risk level there to the highest level and they have seen a recent cases. they recommend getting fully vaccinated and getting a booster shot and te or tworthree days before 5 days afterward. changes may be on the way for a booster eligibility and the new york times report people familiar with these plants say they could start allowing 12 to 15- year-olds to receive third doses of the pfizer vaccine and it may allow people to get that shot five mon

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william shatner points out dr. recent flu seasons, nine out of 10 people hospitalized with flu had at least one underlying health condition. there were relatively few flu cases last year because of all of the pandemic precautions, but this year the flu is back. some large outbreaks have been reported. >> there was so little flu last year, and vaccination didn't reach the usual levels. there's concern that many of us may have built up some susceptible to flu, all the more important to get vaccinated. >> reporter: to the flu shot effectiveness varies each season, public health experts say it prevents millions of infections and can reduce the seve of i you get sick. 'swa yone six months and older to get vaccinated. bradley blackburn, cbs news. >>> still ahead, ever wonder what is the story behind santa claus? why today is the perfect day to find out. >>> in miami, we're tracking developments on the haiti hostage situation. three additional hostages have been released. four are still captive. we're speak with a former

you have a celebrity, william shatner was invited, and you have people with resources who do pay, nobody is disclosing what these prices are and whether you want to customize for the person who is flying and what they can afford, how that works out, but the investors, people with money are paying. it's an interesting business model and you think over time, they probably migrate away from the complementary rides to everybody who flies is going to pay. romaine: would you go up in space if invited? justin: at this point, probably not. i've got three kids. taylor: i get it. romaine: i may not come back. i want to one-way ticket. [laughter] justin: no one really wants a one-way ticket. romaine: i am kind of tired of earth. justin: it is not really an airplane ride, but someday we could see that. taylor: justin and katie stay on earth, romaine and i are going to space. she's an aerospace engineer. she nods her head. let's get right to her. as we think about the investing world of it, a dozen space companies launch spac deals this year. our next guest is an expert on investing in that frontier

along for the ride, star trek icon william shatner. >> it's extraordinary. >> reporter: who boldly went where no 90-year-old has ever gone before. michael george, cbs news. >>> southern california is now getting hit with drenching rain. check out flooding at this campground in malibu. a creek overflowed. several people got stuck. everyone trying to get to higher ground. >> we woke up, and we saw the river swelled up, flowing through the campground. it was kind of like, great. what are we going to do now? >> our friends were in a trailer and we were in a tent behind them. but the bed was moving when we got up off of it. >>> heavy rain, mud slides have closed down freeways and roads. >>> incredible video from the sierra tonight. a skier makes a jump at palisades tahoe, and seconds later is buried alive in the snow. >> it shows how quickly a day of fun can turn deadly if not prepared. josh gold was out taking advantage of the deep powder, filming tricks with a group of friends. his helmet camera captured his buddy, jeremy, leading in the deep snow, and notice jeremy's feet swooped up and h

william shatner and director of infectious ziesz and state $from louisiana's department of health. lee anne, let me start with the politics, two democrats joining here. so it will be a majority in the senate. what happens to this in the house? is it a sure thing that it doesn't pass the house in. >> well, it's not a sure thing. it's probably not going to come up in the house, chuck. the reason it's coming up in the senate as early as today is because of how the process works when you try to unveil a biden administration rule or any administration rule, you have an incubation period. it automatically has to get a vote. it's different in the house. speaker pelosi doesn't have to bring it up. but a republican could bring it up a and force a vote. but that republican has to have the sole support of 218 members. so that means they would have to find five democrats. now, democratic leadership are skeptical that republicans will find those five democrats to sign on in this and this is important. so if the vote was forced, if the vote had to come up on the floor, then, yes, probably five m

star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue origin's first full capacity one with six people on board which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! awesome, she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about daddy coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation, well, that's anyone�*s guess. mark lobel, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello, mild air has been pushing its way northwards across the uk through sunday. it is following on a weather front, this band of cloud you see

then he surprised us as we were reporting on the launch for william shatner. take a look at this. >> i would do it. i've changed my mind. >> that's a change. >> being with gio, i realize i would probably do it. >> george and i will be waiting. >> he said he would probably do it and then he got called on it. >> that's when he got that call. that's when he got that call from blue origin. but i like that he said a few more test flights. no, no, you're on the next one, buddy. you're on the next one. amy, we're looking at that countdown clock right now. it looks like we are on a hold right now so it stopped at t-minus 15 minutes. usually that just means that they may be running ahead of time or behind a little bit. we'll find out from blue origin what that hold is about but it looks like we've been in that hold now about three minutes. >> and this happened before, correct? >> this happened in the jeff bezos flight. this also happened with the william shatner flight. there was a slight hold. it wasn't a big deal, they were able to just wait and make sure everybody i

let's see if we can learn more from william shatner. he's a professor preventative medicine at vanderbilt university in the u. s. the city of nashville. welcome to the w professor. so novak has not been cleared for used by the world health organization and the e. m a. what does it bring to the table? well, fill it brains, simply another manufacturer, and that's excellent. the more actually we have available. the more we can use around the world to stand this pandemic. and as you're leading said, it's made in a more conventional traditional technology. and there may indeed be many people out there who will more readily accept a conventional vaccine. then this modern m already. and then one last thing, it's refrigerators table, which will mean it can be widely distributed to doctors, offices, clinics, and even can go to rather remote locations. that's a very nice advantage, right? i mean, we have seen a number of a small number of this is terrible for those people involved of a people dying from side effects. what, what is being said abou

star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin�*s first full capacity one, with six people on board, which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! "awesome," she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about dad coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation — well, that's anyone�*s guess. mark lobel, bbc news. long queues have formed in bristol, as limited—edition t—shirts made by the street artist banksy went on sale. the artist announced on friday night that the shirts

let's see if we can learn more from william shatner. he's a professor. preventative medicine at vanderbilt university in the u. s. the city of nashville. welcome to the w professor. so novak has not been cleared for used by the world health organization and the and what does it bring to the table? well, feel free to simply another manufacturer and that's excellent. the law actually we have available the more we can use around the world to stand this pandemic. and as your lead, it said it's made in a more conventional traditional technology. and there may indeed be many people out there who will more readily accept a conventional vaccine, then this modern and already and then one last thing, it's refrigerators table, which will mean it can be widely distributed to doctors offices, clinics, and even can go to rather remote locations, that's a very nice advantage, right? i mean, we have seen a number of a small number of this is terrible for the, for those people involved of a people dying from side effects. what, what is being said about

. >> reporter: captain kirk himself, actor william shatner,experienced a few minutes of weightlessness on blue origin's next flight. >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: but they were all topped by this fall's inspiration4 mission, the first all civilian trip to orbit, three days circling the earth. 29 astronauts worldwide flew to space this year. >> it's a real experience. it kind of opens your eyes to how much more there is out there we don't really experience in our day to day lives. >> reporter: today's passengers on blue origin's mission, four paying customers. venture capitalist lane bess and son cameron will be the first parent-child duo in space. dylan taylor a space industry investor and evan dick, an engineer and investor. abc's michael strahan and laura shepard churchley, the daughter of alan shepard, the first american in space. >> his era, you know, 60 years ago was so different from today. i mean, i still can't believe that nobody was driving that space ship. >> reporter: do you approve of the original shepherd on the new shepard? >> yes. >> reporter: you do. >> , i'm ver

star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin's first full capacity one, with six people on board, which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! "awesome," she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about dad coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation — well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @ si pusey. thank you for watching and stay tuned. hello there. the second half of the weekend is going to remain fairly unsettled. a lot of cloud around on sunday but o

back in october, blue origin launched 90 year old william shatner to the interest space. its inaugural flight was in late july, and that was when the company's owner, amazon mogul jeff bezos, and his brother made the trip along with some others. by the way, there are zero pilots on board. the entire new shepard rocket system is fully autonomous. sequoia national park reopened its giant forest area today on a limited schedule this since being closed since mid september because of the canopy complex fire that fire burned more than 88,000 acres, mostly within sequoia and kings canyon national parks. firefighters took extraordinary measures to save the grill, which includes the iconic general sherman tree crews wrapped the trunk of the giant sequoia in foil to protect it from the flames. marin county supervisors have come up with new guidelines for complying with the state's mandate to build more housing supervisors and planning commissioners this week. have come up with more concrete plans on where to zone more housing. under state law, marin county needs to build more than

star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin�*s first full capacity one, with six people on board, which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! "awesome," she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about dad coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right. because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation — well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. long queues have formed in bristol, as limited—edition t—shirts made by the street artist banksy went on sale. the artist announced on friday night that the shirts would go on sale at locations i

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shatner, thank you so much. i'm looking forward to it. >> we are looking forward too. a lot of good advice. >>> first, a lot of news starting with the latest on the new covid variant. five states here in the u.s. are now reporting omicron cases, let's go back to whit johnson there at the javits center here in new york city where a man from minnesota attended a huge convention there before experiencing symptoms. good morning again, whit. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning to you. the javits center here behind me was once a covid field hospital then a mass vaccination site. now possibly linked to a case of the new omicron variant. health experts insist there's still so much we don't know about this strain. but say community spread is inevitable. this morning, the new omicron variant discovered in at least five states from hawaii -- >> the hawaii department of health has confirmed our first reported case infected with the omicron variant strain. >> reporter: to new york where overnight the governor announced five people have now tested positive, all experiencing mild symp

star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin's first full capacity one with six people on board which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! awesome, she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about daddy coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation, well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. some latest lines regarding the referendum in new caledonia which has overwhelmingly rejected the idea of independence from france. president macron said it will remain for a but will remain divided. more co

star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue 0rigin�*s first full capacity one, with six people on board, which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! awesome, she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about dad coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation — well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. finally, long queues formed here in england as limited—edition t—shirts made by the street artist banksy went on sale. the bristol—born artist announced on friday night that the shirts would go o

we even had our own william shatner take a trip with blue origin earlier this year. but how important will the tourism angle be in the industry, especially in the coming years? it provides a pretty. it's a really good mechanism to provide legitimacy for space. you know, tourism is, it provides 2 functions, right? one, a revenue stream for these firms that are relied on angel investment or venture capital or private equity in some scenarios. and also government contracts, right, which is something we'll talk a little bit more. but this tourism aspect is a b to c component where the value of that is more about who like in that individual of what they value that experience. and additionally, for people who might not be able to go to space because tourism in space, doors and quite expensive, they can see themselves as those individuals who are non asher are going to space. so you know, space tourism might get, might quickly feel like a old hat thing, which is good because it means the technology is working really well. but it does provide a valuable function for the indu

if, if we had our, our friend william shatner up in the air. thanks for joining me. thank you. thank you for covering this for me. you got to the study, and then i in time fall mantra, scottie and he's the hash tag team and b h. make sure that you download the portal that to be app and your apple or android device because we're always here and thank you for watching. ah ah for headline stories this hour, a child lost by his parents during august, chaotic, us withdraw enough gala them may have been find ortiz speaks to the family that took the boy in and follow the search for his duration. suddenly i saw this baby on the ground crying in pain. it was to haunt the baby, was just wearing a shirt. so it was difficult for me to leave him there. in the u. k, our grades, boils over at video were key members of boris johnson's team joke about a party in dunning street last christmas. but seeing as it supposedly took place amidst last year is locked on restrictions. few are finding and funny how's restriction start to again ramp off by the way around the world and the face of the new al

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star trek�*s william shatner, the oldest person to make it into space, followed in october. this third flight is blue origin's first full capacity one with six people on board which descended safely back to earth. the 74—year—old's verdict? awesome! awesome, she says. and following in her father's footsteps? i thought about daddy coming down, and gosh, he didn't even get to enjoy anything i enjoyed. he was working. he was all business. right, he had to do it himself. i went on for the ride. have you seen how small his capsule was? he wasn't doing somersaults, he didn't have your windows. the only way he knew he was weightless was his straps were flying. right, because he was strapped in. underlining just how remarkably space travel has changed since 1961. how it will evolve in 2022 and beyond for the next generation, well, that's anyone's guess. mark lobel, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. —— susan powell... through sunday a weather_ —— susan powell... through sunday a weather system to the west of the uk pulled _ weather system

william shatner went up in october. >> good to see you, jacqui, start to finish, takeoff to touchdown, the whole flight lasts a whopping 11 minutes and after today, well, you can put another successful mission down in blue origin's book. this is the third human submarine -- sub-orbital flight. six new astronauts mach3 more than 60 miles per hour above the earth's surface. experienced weightlessness for three minutes and then fell back to earth pair shueded -- parachuted back down nfl player michael strahan and also daughter of astronaut alan shepard. >> he didn't get to enjoy what i enjoyed. he was all business, i went on it for the ride. >> and now, back in october, blue origin launched 90-year-old william shatner to the edge of space. its inaugural flight was in late july when the company's owner, amazon mogul jeff bezos and his brother made the trip. a trip, by the way, with zero pilots on board, just passengers. the entire system is autonomous. pretty spectacular, jacqui. jacqui: pretty cool, casey. i don't have a roster of all astronauts in history and i bet you michael strahan p

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we even had our own william shatner take a trip with blue origin earlier this year. but how important will the tourism angle be in the industry, especially in the coming years? it provides a pretty. it's a really good mechanism to provide legitimacy for space. you know, tourism is, it provides 2 functions, right? one, a revenue stream for these firms that are relied on angel investment or venture capital or private equity in some scenarios. and also government contracts, right, which is something we'll talk a little bit more. but this tourism aspect of the b to c component where the value of that is more about who like in that individual of what they value that experience. and additionally, for people who might not be able to go to space because tourism is space stores and quite expensive, they can see themselves as those individuals who are non astra going to space. so you know, space tourism might get might quickly feel like a old hat thing, which is good because it means the technology is working really well. but it does provide a valuable function for the industr

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we heard william shatner speak to eloquently about this, once he landed just a little over a month ago. same thing with jeff bezos. most astronauts who have traveled to space speak about this "survivor" view effects and how it makes them stewards of the universe they want to allow more people -- i the y certainly they have enjoyed their journey. >>> there's an idea of colonization -- what do you think of that? >> it's sort of taking the early steps permanently away from earth. people living on a space station the last 21 years, but that's injure our early forays. i'm interesting what these six new astronauts will do with the experience. i'm delighted that michael strahan, they'll be able to get something with that personal impact and what it meant to him. i think that piece, the technological and the human impacts, those are the two big pieces that really strike over for me, and really lend significance to what happened in west texas. >> let's listen as they get close to about 150 -- there it is. they have now landed. let's listen in. [ cheering ] >> oh, look at that. >> was that gorge

william shatner, what have you done now? the accused is nasa astronaut international space station crewmember, serena chancellor. risk is say they sabotage one of their spacecrafts while docked at the international space station her motive according to the russians was to force the mission to enter early after getting into a fight with her boyfriend was also a space station crewmember. as a claims russians made up a story to cover their own incompetence and if it's true, it's the most epic breakup revenge story and history. here with me tonight to discuss that felt -- you think she did it? she's married. >> is it cheating if it's not on earth? kennedy: it's not. >> i don't know. you are using space condoms, not cheating. no herpes in space. everybody knows that. [laughter] everybody knows sex tourism in space is a big thing. you heard it here folks. assess had even with holes in the ship, there's no way anybody could have suffocated so it's not like she was being dramatic, she wasn't being back dramatic, and sometimes when y

. >> jeff besos sent wally funk to space and william shatner. what does 2022 hold in store? >> if we can do this, just imagine what you can do. a lot of unfinished business. richard branson went to space over the summer, but his virgin galactic has not carried a single paying passenger as they work out redesign issues. they hope to start the backlog by the end of 2022 including justin bieber, lady gaga, and tom hanks. next month elon music plans to zest his rocket that they hope to send astronauts back to the moon. they could be in the class that is just announced. ten kal dates stroezen from 10,000 applicant can'ts. but the bigger prokt is -- project is a floating business part ready in five to eight years. but the coolest mission of 2022. nasa's dart. it will crash into as asteroid's on a next fall. >> it is so go hit an asteroid and see if we can move it. >> nasa hopes to use that know how. >> we want to demonstrate the med and to learn what happens when you crash at high speed into an asteroid. china is going big on space builds it's own space station with plans to put h

where he took an interest in in fact, the trials most famously for georgie scott had included william shatner before he flew into space. [laughter] and he was actually one of the federal prosecutors in fact, prosecutor not in the george see scott but in the tv versions of that something i think that a lot of people don't realize and he was very interested in history and in the book and interested in the civil war and came would be his civil war movie and is very disappointed that it turned out to not be and of course i think it would be more disappointed that is not only civil war channels from the western channel all of the time. [laughter] >> i really didn't think he would think much of that pretty hundred. >> john what are you working on pretty. >> sketched out more of seven chapters, wartime to try to get an idea of how thorough the research is in what holes still remain so that is front and center and on the back burner, the project in 2013, have been writing three - 17 years to work. and took a while, 17 years and all the needed maybe this would be a good subject for research. what abou

. >>> bezos and others like richard branson and william shatner got their wings only be to those during space flights. friday the faa backtracked and decided any space tourists will get the wings and thereafter they will get a mention on the website. >>> we've got 25 seconds in our race to the finish more than 100 people still missing in kentucky after deadly tornadoes ripped through the midwest. dozens death and plans to survive. isf now you know thenews o th monday, december 13th, 2021 i'm tyler mathisen in for shepard smith. have a very pleasant evening hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. vanguard. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪♪ with a new twist to a conventional product. hello, sharks. my name is dave

shatner. always great to see you. we need help understanding what to do about omicron, which is fast becoming so if omicron is much more transmissible, is less severe than previous variants, at the moment, we think, what does that mean for christmas? should we? can we be get together with our vaccinated loved ones? or do you not recommend that? >> alisyn, i would recommend we hang our stockings with care. i think we have to be careful. if we're all going to get together, we should all be vaccinated, and prefer referenceally boosted. we should wear or masks if we're uncertain, and another thing we can do is we could all get tested the morning of our getting together. we did that at our house over thanksgiving, because we had a member who had a very serious condition that put them at risk of very severe disease, should they get infected. we have all negative. it worked out just fine. >> that's a little easier said than done, dr. schaffner. it's not that easy to get those rapid at-home tests still. >> you're exactly corr

. >> reporter: jeff bezos sensually funk to space and then 90-year-old william shatner. what does 2022 hold in store? >> for the next generation of dreamers, if we can do this, just imagine what you can do. >> reporter: a lot of unfinished business. richard branson went to space over the summer, but his virgin galactic has not carried a single paying passenger as they work out redesign issues. they hope to start flying the backlog of famous paying passengers by the end of 2022, including justin bieber, lady gaga and tom hanks. at least paying $500,000. next month elon music plans to test his monster starship rocket that nasa hopes to use to send astronauts back to the moon in the next decade. they could be in the class that is just announced. ten candidates chosen from 12,000 applicants. jeff bezos' blue origin plans to continue taking passengers for quick ten-minute rides into space. but his new venture is this, a sort of floating business park that will be ready in three to five years. but the coolest mission of 2022, nasa's dart. it will purposely crash into an astero

it was private space flights, sending celebs -- >> captain kirk himself, william shatner -- >> reporter: and thrill-seekers into space. number eight, cyber attacks for ransom, unless companies paid up. like meat supplier jbs usa. >> jbs usa said it paid a ransom. >> reporter: it compromised hundreds of companies. and in may, hackers forced one of the largest u.s. gas pipelines offline. >> the colonial pipeline, site of a massive cyber attack. >> reporter: fuel distribution shuttered across the east coast, and beginning panic buying and shortages. >> we see the lines that are building up as people try to get gas. >> reporter: it drew the white house's attention, which drove the private sector to do more against cyber security. >> reporter: number seven, corporate america needed a vaccinated workforce so it took action. >> united airlines announced a vaccine monday date for all of its workers. >> tyson foods will require all workers to be fully vaccinated. >> reporter: companies pushed back to 2022. despite warnings of employee revolt, most workers complied, as cases continued to rise, th