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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 im...

Voyage, jeff bezos' brother, and he said from culture to engineering to training, safety is the absolutely number one priority for blue origin. but safety without regulation, how concerned are you? >> it's not that there's no regulation. the faa has, you know, oversight of all flying things. even launched from foreign shores, if it's an american company. so there definitely is faa oversight. there's not probably to the degree of commercial airliners, but commercial aviation is very mature. and so i think it's not natural to see this nascent industry, it's going to evolve to more strict regulat...

Look out the window to space, i saw something i didn't recognize, and i said to the commander, what is that? and he said, that's the sunrise. as the sun came up, i thought how breathtakingly beautiful. like someone took the most brilliant blue paint and painted it on a mirror right in front of your eyes. and i knew right then, i would never see anything as beautiful as our planet earth again. you have those kind of memories. certainly, the rocket launching, the first time on the space shuttle, when you feel that 7 million pounds of thrust instantaneously, that gets your attention like nothing ...

This capsule has been designed is clearly so that people can see as much as possible. >> reporter: -- in the short time, if you think back to 1961, when alan shepard first went, windows were a big controversial item, because they were expensive to put in and they didn't think they were needed. so the fact that these guys are going to spend about 11 minutes in space and they get to look out these gorgeous windows, i would love to be up there to see it again, but i think all it's going to do is whet their appetite and they're going to be longing for more. >> leroy, i want to bring you back in. i...

Dream that really achieved for her, all of what she had done in her life was really something. we also heard from mark bezos, of course, brother of jeff who said you lucky bastards. clearly a little jealous this morning, jim, enjoyed his trip ten weeks ago. he wants them all to know that he thinks he should be there with them. those messages being sent, being read to this crew as they prepare and as they wait for that launch, jim. >> no question. again, that hold still in place coming up above eight minutes. other than that, the crew is in that capsule there. you can see, i believe that's will...