new level. you like that? i do. i didn t know if you were going to say it. i really like it. listen, a short time ago bezos s space travel company blue origin released video from inside the capsule of this fully autonomous rocket ship. you could see bezos, his brother, 82-year-old wally funk and 18-year-old oliver daemen, having a flip around here. a little tight. they seem to be having a grand old time. it looks like it is fun. oh. space. unbelievable. oh! is it everything you thought it would be? fantastic. here, look. oliver. oh, that s great! i couldn t tell if they were hugging each other or just running into each other. in a fete of engineering the rocket s booster is recyclable. it landed back at its designated spot so it can be reused, which is a major advance that could keep costs down for future space travelers. we can see it right there, that pinpoint landing. i mean, anderson that s incredible. a thing of beauty for blue origin. i m
okay. wally, last but not least. amelia earhart, and aviation icon and now a space icon. what was it like? i can t tell you. i had such a good instructor. he took us through everything that we were going to do, so when i went up this morning, the noise wasn t quite as bad, and we went right on up, and i saw darkness. i thought i was going to see the world, but we weren t quite high enough, and i felt great. i felt like i was just laying down. i was just laying down, and i was going into space. and i want to thank you, sweet heart, because you made it possible for me. i ve been waiting a long time to finally get it up there, and i ve done a lot of astronaut training through the world, russia, america, and i could always beat the guys on what they were doing because i was always stronger and i ve always done everything on my own, and i didn t do dolls. i did outside stuff. and i flew airplanes and i loved it. i love being here with all of you. your family. the four of us. w
an airing of grievances about biden, china, the economy. he reiterated that moment when he cautiously walked down a ramp at west point. i walked gingerly down. that was on every newscast in the world and i never went down. i never went down on my [ bleep ], i tell you. i wasn t going to fall. i will never forget that ramp. it was like a sheet of ice. it was cold, rainy, and that ramp was long and steep. he even lies about that. just to our viewers, so they can see the video right here. it was not pouring rain, it was funny. i kinspired by his lies republicans still caught in the grips of a man who insighted a mob and perhaps a telling twist, one of the songs playing before he came to the stage, the theme song to titanic. joining me, paul begala and david frum. it is amazing how i didn t know he was such an environmentalist, how he s just recycling, nothing new there. but what is this is an interesting paradox. he is at once pathetic and dangerous, like perhaps a nei
kind of sound you don t want to hear when you re on an airplane. we looked at each other, my wife and i, held hands, and just wished our kids, we would see them again. this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. a terrifying moment caught on a homeowner s surveillance camera when pieces of a commercial airline are suddenly smashed into the ground. this happened saturday afternoon near denver. watch and listen. this is broomfield, colorado, a city in the flight path for denver international airport. people in broomfield were unaware that a united airlines 777 was overhead with an engine on fire and dropping pieces to the ground below. incredibly, nobody was hurt despite metal pieces raining down across a one-mile debris field. some homes and vehicles were damaged but no injuries. much more on the investigation into what happe
his first classified briefing and his historic picks as he staffs up his administration the injury over the weekend he s recovering from and the two battlegrounds delivering a new blow today to president trump s legal fight. severe storms barrel through several states, tornadoes, strong winds, heavy rain al roker is here. cyber monday expected to be the biggest ever how to score deals all week long. plus, the shipping alert you need to know about. the man clinging to a capsized boat 86 miles off the coast. tonight how he survived messages to santa in the pandemic. what kids are really asking for this year this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, everyone the specter of a covid surge on top of a surge is almost too much to imagine. but it s exactly what public health officials believe we may be in for as millions of americans return to their lives today, some likely bringing home from thanksgiving gatherings more than just family memories official