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Barrett have been in the courtroom doing business since february 2020. the prisoner is in a super max prison. will he be put to death? the attorney general wants to. will the 9 justices agree. >> bill: 10 a.m. eastern time. >> dana: the flight to take william shatner to space. he turned 90 earlier this year would make history as the oldest man to go to space. neil cavuto interviewed shatner earlier. space travel is for the young and fit. shatner is mentally and physically active at 90. this is fulfilling a vision that regular people can also go to

>> bill: in 28 minutes the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments about whether or not the boston marathon bomber should face the death penalty. 3 were killed and hundreds injured during that terrorists attack in 2013. the manhunt that followed after. david is live in d.c. good morning to you there at the supreme court. >> good morning. big day here at the supreme court of the united states. today's arguments come 2 days after the 125th running of the boston bombing marathon. his involvement is not if question. the justices will look at other issues related to the death penalty. he was sentenc...

The coroner.ating is live outsi the laundrie's home. >> strangulation the ruling by the coroner. gabby petito's death was deliberate. >> does this change your opinion knowing gabby petito was strangled. >> not a word of brian laundrie. the father went to the gas station. it was ruled a homicide by strangulation. the 22-year-old was found a month ago in wyoming and according to the medical examiner that's as long as she was dead when her body was discovered. >> the sometime of death we estimate 3 to 4 weeks from the time the body was found. >> brian laundrie is the only person of interest in he...

Whatever is growing around her body to time the time of the death to when the perp brian laundrie i believe was there. >> dana: we appreciate your time. we will move on. we have breaking news alert. we have the blue origin flight. it's a go. just a minute and 30 away. >> bill: it looks like it. this is produced very well. if you remember back from the third week of july, july 20th, the drone cameras gave us a perspective we have not seen before. neil cavuto reminded us don't take this for granted. this is dangerous stuff.

Question. people love to explore. they love the unknown and when something is done for the first time. as more launches happen, the public interest will wane. that happened in the space shuttle program. it's important for those working in these programs to stay focussed. you don't want to get lackadaisical. you want this to become routine. these flights are still risky. this is a small margin between life-and-death. those going up on the flights they are brave. they are making a risk decision. i am glad they are doing it. we need people to go into space because without them, we won't be able t...