how are they feeling and what was your takeaway? she seem pumped and psyched. whether you are in that rocket or looking at that rocket you re pumped. something that jeff bezos has been doing going back 21 years elon musk and richard branson. no rush to be first but a rush to be right. he has taken some slings and arrows on this being the second man in space but his blue origin company is pointing out he will go higher than branson did. 66 miles versus 53. a back and forth on what s really space. i think when you re up there and see the black contrasted with the blue of earth you re in space. once you are there for 2 or 3 minutes it is a big achievement. a huge achievement. sandra: susan lee is with us as well. i love that he chose his brother, mark, to accompany him. his little brother. he is a firefighters here in westchester county outside of new york city and runs a financial firm as well but brothers going to space and an 18-year-old oliver damon, a dutch teenager and
off for the first time to the edge of space. a space ship called spaceship 2, is about the side of an executive joe and will take off from new hampshire. it s named the vss unity compared by a larger plane to an altitude about 50 thousand feet above, from there it will be released. the rocket plane motor will ig nikd carrying it into launch position, about 50 miles from earth. at that point the pilot and crew will be able to exit their seats to enjoy sweeping votes of this big blue marble, experiencing four minutes of weightlessness. the miami-dade courthouse is closed due to safety concerns that were resleeld during the building review that was prompted by the tragic surfside condo collapse. the engineering firm says during their inspection they found structure discretion? support beams and joists, including steel columns that are in, quote, poor condition and concrete columns that have numerous cracks. the courthouse will undergo repairs immediately. all employees will
why are they a r. they uncomfortable this marxist regime? if we continue this, just imagine what can you do. going to score here to keep alive. and he does it. easily champion s europe. are i m back back in the new york groove back groove. steve: i am back in the new york groove after taking a little time off. ainsley: how was it? steve: it was great. it was down in celebrating the 4th of july, can had a couple days off, then we got my oldest daughter mary married off. [cheers and applause] steve: three children off married off in the last calendar year. brian: that s impossible. is that a record? steve: could be. how crazy is that. ainsley: how was it? tell us about it. steve: it was lovely, down in palm beach, it was saturday night. and it all worked out. the weather held. it was beautiful. i m going to have some pictures tomorrow. ainsley: did you still have to have a small amount of people there? steve: we had planned for the small because they had still had
stuck about how to pay for it. democrats want to finance the infrastructure plans by expanding the enforcement powers of the irs so that the agency can collect an additional $100 billion in unpaid taxes. republicans are not onboard with that plan. believe it or not. which would involve making rich people actually pay their fair share of taxes. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will hold the vote on the bipartisan bill on wednesday. meaning that for the first time in a long time it could actually be infrastructure week in washington. your former president used to promise those regularly. meanwhile, senate democrats appear to be better poised to push forward the larger $3.5 trillion bill without republican support. in contrast to the bipartisan plan, this plan focuses on the country s human infrastructure. and party priorities like subsidized kid childcare. elder careo care. universal pre-kay and litany of climate initiatives. needing the support of all 50 de
the risk of this is extremely low. very, very low risk of this adverse event. and the fact that the cdc and the fda originally paused this should underscore to everyone that we take safety very, very seriously. so when a vaccine is let out again to be able to be vaccinating people in this country, you can rest assured that that s a safe and efficacious vaccine. you can watch that full interview with anthony fauci as part of a special town hall called american voices: latinos and the covid fight. that s tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. we ll have more on this in a bit including the heated political fight over vaccinations and how that may delay or prevent the country from reaching herd immunity. first, as you can tell by my back drop, i m back in new york after a week spent covering history in minnesota. i was outside the courthouse with so many others to bear witness as derek chauvin was held accountable in a court of law for murdering george floyd on a minneapolis street