Angeles here this is america s late news fox at night. We are near day 24 of harris avoiding the press and it appears voters are catching on. I think she is following the job item playbook because she doesn t want anybody to know what she is for so she can change it all the time. Even the mainstream media those who support them are beginning to get annoyed. Would it kill you guys to have a press conference?. She has time if you wanted to do an interview with a member of the media. Why hasn t she laid out a policy agenda?. He s doing interviews, harris hasn t. Do you think that s becoming a problem?. The tele band celebrating 3 years since getting control of afghanistan and fox news at night is taking an important look back at a dark moment in american history. He made a real big decision were you the last person in the room?. Yes. More in the last person in the room and if you thought the minnesota governor s record couldn t get scarier wait until you see video showing rieck cops enfor
Only star on show. Emerging from behind a veil of ink feathers was lady gaga, the first musical act of the night. Now that of athletes then sailed down the river seine. Total of 85 boats paraded the teams on a six km journey through the centre of paris, with more than 300,000 spectators lining the banks of the river without relentless rain put a damper on the party. There were more pyrotechnics throughout the evening. The only torts was used to light a massive display of fireworks alongside the river. The day he got off to a difficult start after a several of the acts sabotaged of several of the acts sabotaged of several acts of sabotage on france s high speed railway network the olympic torts was used. More now from our correspondent andrew harding. Something the attackers clearly understood. The impact immediately felt across northern france, passengers forced to abandon this train stuck on the outskirts of paris. And in the capital itself, confusion at the busiest railway station
Los angeles county already mandating mask wearing indoors regardless of vaccination status. Las vegas recommending them again among other areas. And today on capitol hill cdc director addressed the spike in cases and urged those who haven t yet been vaccinated to do so. In areas where vaccine coverage is low, cases and hospitalizations are starting to climb again. The message from cdc remains clear. The best way to prevent the spread of covid19 variants is to prevent the spread of disease and vaccination is the most powerful tool we have. The overwhelming majority of deaths from covid19 are now occurring in unvaccinated people harris: the american peed attic association all children 3 and up wear masks regardless of vaccination status. Dr. Fauci says he agrees. I think that the american academy of pediatrics are a thoughtful group and analyze the situation and if they feel that s the way to go i think it s the reasonable thing to do. Harris: senator ted cruz, republican from the great
Good tuesday morning to you. Craig melvin with my hallie jackson. Back with our special coverage of the blue origin rocket launch and a new space race that just took one giant leap forward a short time ago. Jeff bezos carved out his own slice of history at the edge of space. It s part of the first unpiloted sub orbital flight with an all civilian crew and it came some 15 years to the day of that apollo moon landing. Any moment we expect to hear from bezos and the folks that went to space alongside him. His brother mark bezos and two others, 82yearold wally funk, she trained in the 1960s to show women could qualify for the astronaut core, but was ult patly rejected because she s a woman. And an 18yearold also along for the ride. He got his seat after an auction winner had had a scheduling conflict. They both just became the old est and younger people ever to make it to space again on the 52nd anniversary of that lunar landing. Let s get to morgan chesky on the ground. We should point ou
Space rocket science there that makes a lot of us optimistic about the possibility that more and more humans will get an opportunity to go to space. And that opens up all kinds of things that you could possibly not imagine right now. Yeah. It was interesting, miles, i spoke to jeff bezos just a couple of minutes ago when his brother and we ll have that tape shortly for you. But one of the things that we said is that it is better than he expected. He read a lot about what to expect, what it was going to be like. But it surpassed his expectations. He talk the a lot, too, about his vision for the future of space exploration and space colonization. I want to bring in mitchia kaku, a theoretical physicist. How likely is that vision of having a permanent settlement on moon or on mars, having the kind of space exploration, the kind of human presence in space that bezos and elon musk are talking about? well the key factor that has not been mentioned yet, cost. The cost has been dropping like a