yes. i would say to myself okay, i know well a last but not least. amelia earhart, what, what a lovely transition. an aviation icon and now an aerospace, a space icon. what was it like? well, i can t tell you. i had such a good instructor. he told us through everything that we were going to do. so what i went up this morning. the noise was quite as bad and we were right on up and i saw the dark. i thought i was going to see the world, but we were quite high enough. and i felt great, and i felt like i was just laying down. i was just laying down and i was going in his face and i want to thank you sweetheart, because you made it possible for me. i ve been waiting a long time trying to get it up there. and i ve done a lot of actually not trading through the world, russia, america. and i could always be 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 brewer pray that were
class and many have to pass by homeless camps. parents come in the morning and do a sweep to make sure there aren t any needles that need picked up before the chirp get here. check out incredible rainbow on mars. critics say the chances of the image being an actual rainbow unlikely. rock casbah. ainsley: brian hates this song. brian: it is the worst. it s one of those songs you can t wait for it to end. ainsley: how you cannot hear it and sing along. steve: the way it works, brian. when you hear a song it takes you back to that time in your life. brian: right. steve: so whatever was going on in your life, that song you just didn t like. brian: i remember no matter what kind of day i was having when i heard this song everything got worse. it just it s a song that goes nowhere. they keep saying the same thing over and over again. steve: what song do you like? brian: i like feelings, debby boone. she was it really touched me. steve: i don t think debby boone did feelin
down for democrats and seven points up for republicans. that s a big move in a short period of time. karl rove is standing by with what he sees in these numbers. first, to capitol hill where some democrats plan to push for more spending on covid relief. aishah hasnie has more. hi, martha. this might seem like deja vu. democrats about a year ago passed this big covid-19 relief package. a big part of it were items that were on the president s social spending agenda. they could try this route again. democrats are very focused on trying to pass the core parts of the president s build back better plan. they need a vehicle, martha, that will get them the 51 votes. that vehicle could be a big covid relief package again. that could be money to fund the government is that is set to run out next month and social programs like paid leave could be tucked into this as well. let me remind you, congress has passed nearly $6 trillion in covid cash since the pandemic began. with the rise of
more the next one, possibly bringing in a debate consultant. their next showdown in nine days. and he s back. former football star tim tebow hits a home run on his very first pitch in professional baseball, sparking a brand new wave of tebow mania today, thursday, september 29th, 2016. with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to today. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast on a thursday. it s commuter time, rush hour here in new york city. we ve learned there s a commuter train in new jersey that crashed into the platform. this is right across the river from manhattan, new york city. it s about 2 1/2 miles from where we are. that train went through the end of the tracks right into the a pretty high rate of speed. nbc s rehema ellis is there. what can you tell us? what i can tell you is that emergency vehicles are still rushing to the scene. most of the streets in the area have been blocked off. i ve be
our first 45 minutes, with this new information out, not only react to this, but also what should be done about the v.a. here s how you can weigh in this morning. 1 for republicans. (202) 585-3880 for democrats. .202) 585-3882 for independents you can also reach out to us on social media. and you canfacebook send this e-mail, too. usa today and others showing highlights of the report that was released yesterday. this highlight this headline. analysis of the data that was made public monday shows that at 19 v.a. facilities across the country, new patients were waiting longer than 60 days to see a primary care doctor in may. the longest delays were in hawaii where veterans were waiting 145 days on average to see a primary doctor for the first time. andependent audit a couple ofit lists were put out there. the longest average wait time, honolulu, hawaii. that is followed by texas valley coastal bend, 85 days. carolina, 83 north days. baltimore, maryland, 81 days. the list