0 these are people with families, and the goal here really has been heartwarming. i think you ve probably seen the footage of the interactions that this crew has had with children in the hospital. i mean, it s been a fund-raising campaign for st. jude s, 200 million dollars has been the goal. and there s been all kinds of interaction from them there. it just has been an amazing experience to see regular americans, like you and i, in space. only less than 600 people jon: hang on a second, alexandria. we re getting our first images. let s listen to mission control. as part of the inspiration for mission, the crowd here is very excited to see them after the first time as well. so yeah, couple of minutes left of the blackout period, and we should be getting comms re-established with the crew here shortly. jon: the blackout period, clayton, perhaps you re the best to explain that to us. the capsule is coming back, and the friction of it ebb countering the earth s encountering the
over 10-lane freeway giving wild animals access to food and spaces it s open in 2023. finally two. that s how many mouths this trout appears to have. the one on the top and the one on the bottom. the angler reeling in a catch of a lifetime in upstate, new york. they took the picture and then they threw it back. but it still looks real. ainsley? ainsley: that s bizarre. thank you, steve. toddler brothers team up for daring escape and all caught on camera. i did it. i did it. > i helped you. ainsley: the boys are going viral for daring crib escape. 3-year-old georgey shouting with fist pumps saying i did it after freeing younger brother wild from her his
oval, i have been honored. and i actually think, i think this is an era of cities. i am not interested. so you actually have two mayors. three or four governors, three, four, five, senators. maybe as many as nine. personally, i don t want to own washington as a party. i want donald trump to own, all of washington. have him own the corruption, the dysfunction. we travel a lot, in this city, you come in here today, you are greeted by people, high-fives, fist pumps and sometimes open-handed salutes. as i always say, being mayor, you either get thumbs up or the one finger wave. you love it. love it.
game one. i have been a member of the boston red sox for 46 years now. reporter: you could pull a muscle with all the fist pumps when the sox scored, and the fans had all kinds of fun chants, including beat l.a. boston and los angeles, it s usually the celtics and lakers but it s playing out in the baseball diamond, and game one was back and forth early on this in this one, and neither team s pitcher was able to get out of the fifth inning. bottom of the seventh, eduardo nunez comes through with a
and in going against jeff sessions, he completely turned the tone of that event and that s what he woke up doing, wanting a fight, and that s what you see with the fist pumps and everything else. and he really just turned a date two times today, once with that and once again when we were talking about puerto rico. the man just cannot get out of his own way and stop thinking about himself. he s not a decent human being, chris. he s simply not a decent human being. here everything he says about 9/1 1 is over shadowed by sayin he saw miss limbs cheering in new jersey. he doesn t have any discipline. and to come into a space and not really recognize what it is reflects the thing he said about puerto rico, the guy lacks the capacity for empathy which means he s not a decent human being and the sad thing about it is he s the president of the united states. you sound as if he s schizoid, that he doesn t connect with human experience,