Suddenly it goes out of sight. there s that sense of panic, but you know, when you speak to anyone on the blue origin team, i spoke to mark bezos who was part of the mission over the summer in the last few days who said this is all about safety, safety, safety. audry powers is going to be part of this mission. she joined blue origin in 2013. she is in charge of this rocket, of specifically land operations. so for those who are saying, oh, my gosh, captain kirk, is she going to be safe? safety does seem to be their top mission. also ahead this hour, the new change at our borders that could impact thousands coming into the u.s. and could be a game changer in our fight against covid. and the shot nba star kyrie irving won t take, widening the vaccine mandate debate. all the facts you need to know right now. the facts you need tow right now. (man 2) definitely higher.
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Todd: the mother of gabby petito slamming brian laundrie s lawyer after doubling down, calls schmidt, calling it garbage, a coroner reveals petito was strangled. caused by death by strangulation in a manner of homicide. carley: the coroner believes petito was killed, doctor michael joins us to break down the autopsy report. jillian: black belt day for captain kirk, william general head to space after the blue origin lunch was delayed due to weather. the actor will be joined by a crew of three when they head 62 miles above the earth s surface in the new shepherd rocket. they went over training to prepare for the launch including what it will be like in 0 gravity. 90 years old shannon will be the oldest person to travel into
Tourism. the only thing that i sort of would like to sort of raise a red flag is the fact that right now, it s not being regular utilitied so much. i mean, you look at our airline industry, you ve got the faa that dictates when engines have to be reinspected or serviced. and i don t think there s that such mechanism here in this industry, and it s only a matter of time where we re going to have to impose those type of conditions to ensure the safety of these tourists that are going up and crossing the carmen line and getting their wings. may, as we are watching this, and we can see on our screen right now, we can see these four astronauts making their way to the launch site. you know, they ve gotten out of the vehicles. they re walking to the rocket. a lot of people watching are saying, well, this looks like the world s most expensive joy ride to outer space, while back
My daughter-in-law is a nurse practitioner, and they have been forced over the past 18 months to help people to the end of their lives and to say good-bye to their loved ones over an iphone, and we should honor them, recognize them as this book does, as we have just done in this segment, but there are too many anonymous heroes out there in america that we don t pay enough attention to. amen. that does it for us this morning, happy birthday, mike. thank you so much. happy birthday, mike. and stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. hi there, i m stephanie ruhle live from our nation s capital, washington, d.c., it is wednesday, october 13th. let s get smarter with all the facts you need to know right now. this morning we are literally in countdown mode, exactly one hour from now, the new shepherd rocket from jeff bezos s blue