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And work as an astronaut and i want i had to have it as a career. now in kids growing up today there are many different ways they can engage it. it might be still as a nasa or government astronaut but also maybe working for a commercial company or being even a tourist like some of these people are interested in doing. there are so many possibilities coming up in the next couple decades it will be very exciting. >> dana: what should kids study if they want to do that? >> they should study what th...

Tom costello reporting early in the morning inside the bubble hell join us because of high winds bringing out that carrier plane. that plane, eve, named after richard bransons late mother. youll get to engineers and astronauts. let me give you perspective of reporters in the desert. plane went to 50,000 feet. then it dropped beneath that and burned that fuel for one minute. a heavy burn. it went straight vertical for a full minute up to 55 miles above sea level. it is a suborbital flight. amazin...

Historically been in the speech next week, because it is time that we really call out what is happening. and i think that senator eckardt said it well, and to what victoria said about the unintended consequences, and i the they texas is going too far and just like ga -- georgia. they are making discriminatory intent easier the prove by what is filed by this horrible legislation. >> is that the overreach there, because the senate math is what the senate math is, and so i cheryl and i have with th...

Liquid math hidden in the fuel tank of a bus coming into the united states. this comes after officers intercepted lanes in fentanyl, cocaine and meth in just eight 2-day period. joining us now is david maltz. i want to put if we can that picture back up with part of the 758 pounds of liquid meth which was found, brought in by a male driver who is applying for entry into the united states which im assuming is a good indicator that the cartels are using that as a crush of migrants at the border to...

Really debatable in most homes. its just not. i think they are making a huge mistake. >> yeah, thats absolutely right. we did polling recently in fairfax county and loudoun county virginia and we found both republicans and independents are overwhelmingly against this kind of overreach from the schools. this is not your liberalism of the 1960s or 1990s, where the government says we know what to do with your money better than you. this is a new kind of radical left that says "we know what to do wi...

Weeks ago weve heard from thousands of parents in all 50 states with various examples of activist curriculum that is not focused on academic achievement and academic outcomes and parents are frustrated. >> in loudoun county, virginia, six board members are facing a recall and incentive cisco, three others are likely to be ousted this fall. reasons range from pushback over critical race theory and woke ideologies to school boards not doing enough to reopen schools closed during the covid-19 pande...

Issue. but for money, its not quite enough. they want the president to really lean on this. the white house aides feel somewhat frustrated as to what they can do. they can do the math in the senate as anybody else. they dont really see a chance for sweeping federal election reform there. they dont see any voting rights bills getting passed without changing or eliminating the filibuster. yet there are democrats, manchin and cinnamon cinema, senators among, that we dont to do that. short of that t...

Absolutely everything will join us on "new day" later in the show. i mean, is there anything she cant do? >> i know. >> i also wonder are these skills somehow interrelated? how does this work that she can manage all of these things, all of these words, all of these basketballs? i just want to know how that works. shes unbelievable. >> and shes ridiculous good at math. i dont think theres anything shes not good at. >> awesome. cant wait to speak with her. this weekend richard branson is set to ...

From that position. were saying we need you to get up as congressman jon lewis told us, we got to get in good trouble together. >> good morning. its jonathan lemire. the white house said the president is going to be out soon delivering a major address on this, turning up pressure, but theyre looking more towards legal remedies. they seem to be skeptical of the math in the senate as to whether one of these bills could get passed. can you tell us about the specifics of the discussion yesterday and...

Tracks, the bipartisan agreement and the reconciliation part of it, yet there hasnt been an outward real push on this, which many democrats feel is the existential threat facing not just their party, but democracy itself. sure, we heard from the president occasionally on the issue, but aides kept pushing there will be a big speech, there will be a big rollout on this. that hasnt happened yet. we were reporting this could as soon as next week, perhaps early as tuesday the president giving a speec...