abc's derrick dennis reports and liftoff of the first united launch alliance. >> vulcan rocket. >> lift50 years after the first american mission to the moon. a new american rocket is on its own. giant leap for mankind. launching overnight from cape canaveral, marking the first lunar launch from the u.s. since nasa's final apollo mission in the brand new rocket. the vulcan is made by the private space company united launch alliance, hoping to jump into the commercial space tourism industry. if all goes according to plan. a small lunar landing will touch down on the moon on february 23rd. they ask us, as a company, to buy a launch vehicle and to build a lander that can deliver their payloads, in this case, science payloads to the surface of the moon. >> rod roddenberry, son of star trek creator gene roddenberry, paying special attention to the launch on board several experiments and the remains of 70 people, including roddenberry and star trek actress nichelle nichols. >> he and the first lady of star trek, along with a number of the other cast members from star trek, along with countless

we have ignition and liftoff of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket. launching a new era in space flight to the moon and beyond. >> peak pressure on the srps and everything is looking good. >> coming into normal rates for that event. we have good hydraulic pressure on both engines. everything looking good. >> all right, it's looking pretty good. miles, let's go back to you. the first u.s. moon mission in decades to launch with nasa science and human remains on board. what is the goal and the significance of this as we watch these pictures live? >> well first of all, it's been 50 years since the united states attempted a soft landing on the moon. there is a historical piece to all of this. putting this into the larger context of why this is happening now. this is part of the overall effort by the united states and its so-called artemis mission to put people back on the moon in the next few years. this time instead of planting flags and leaving footprints behind t idea is to build an outpost there. so what nasa did about four or five years ago is gave co

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the launch took place the day before, it was carried out by the american company united launch alliance this is the first american commercial vehicle in history to land on the moon. and it just so happens that today nasa may announce a delay of several months in the artemis 2 program, american media report. speech it's about sending four countries to the moon. the flight was supposed to take place in november of this year, but it was postponed until 2025. the reasons were damage to the ground launch structure. an extreme beginning of the year, such frosts that they introduce free attendance or completely cancel classes at schools in the magadan region in yakutsk -50, this is 10° below the norm, even for these latitudes, and yet yakutsk is located in the permafrost zone. against this background, in central russia and the volga region it is downright warm, 25°. in the pskov region it’s -25 at night, but even the strongest ice can’t withstand some reckless drivers. these shots show what not to do. drifting on a frozen river, sharp turns at high speed, but even for the spectator, obviously,

united launch alliance vulcn company, start up, could become the first privately owned spacecraft totracted with nasa to deliver cargo and conduct research ahead of the return of americans to the moon later this decade, and ceo john thornson said this is 16 years in the making for astrobotic. >> potentially the first commercial mission to go back to the surface of the moon. first mission from u.s. soil in nearly 50 years. very very exciting. a new beginning of a new commercial era on the circus. the begins of routine access. it's going to carry 60 nations to the surface of the moon. it's going to open things up and make a whole new world possible for access and deliveries to the senate. >> it's a crucial moment for united launch alliances, jointly owned by boeing and lockheed martin. customers include the u.s. government and amazon, and we're going to be watching early monday morning from the florida space coast. chris. >> morgan brennan, thank you, and that's going to do it for us this hour. join us for a special edition of "chris jansing reports," one week to iowa: our top politica

. >>> lift off of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket launching new era of space light to the moon and beyond. >> the new vulcan rocket blasted off earlier this morning carrying a private craft. about seven hours after the launch, technicians say the solar panel wasn't properly pointed to the sun all to generate power. that can jeopardize the moon landing. the issue is being investigated. this is nasa's first mission to the moon since the '70s. >>> studying things including studying water, volatiles, or the resources on the moon and the radiation environment to help inform us for the future when we have humans back on the moon. >> if issues are resolved, lander should start orbiting in two and a half weeks with the goal of landing on the surface on february 23. >>> plenty high clouds today. we are watching that from our window on the bay. that's the leading edge of the storm that's going to get here tomorrow. calling this is a major upgrade. there is rain coming our way tomorrow and wednesday. first, monday. your highs will climb to the mark for average. you will be in the

and liftoff of the first - united launch alliance vulcan rocket, launching a new era...ocket and lander on top of it has been led by private companies. it's a start of what's been called "a new space race", more closely involving us industry. absolutely amazing. my heart is still pounding. it was excellent and just... i'm so proud of all the work that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation and everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully, the next stop is the moon — but they're taking the long way round, with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. about two and one half weeks, it's going to go into orbit and a few weeks later from that, in mid to late february, we're going to actually see it land. it was 1972 when nasa last successfully landed on the moon, during its finaljubilant apollo mission. # i was strolling on the moon one day... # in the merry month of december... may! # may! # the peregrine lander is uncrewed, but it has five instruments on board, including

launch alliance, hoping to jump into the commercial space tourism industry.es according to plan, a small lunar landing will touch down on the moon on february 23rd. >> they ask us, as a company, to buy a launch vehicle and to build a lander that can deliver their payloads, in this case, science payloads to the surface of the moon. >> rod roddenberry, son of star trek creator gene roddenberry, is paying special attention to the launch on board several experiments and the remains of 70 people, including roddenberry and star trek actress nichelle nichols. he and the first lady of star trek, along with a number of the other cast members from star trek, along with countless other prominent wonderful people. >> their ashes and their dna are going to join together and be launched out. humanity is going where no one has gone before, astrobotic's, the company behind the lander, warns the mission is still risky. >> it is a quarter million miles away. it is in the vacuum of space. um, you are controlling a vehicle that you can't use joystick with. from here on earth, 20

. >>> and lift-off of the first united launch alliance. >>> nasa's first mission to land on the moonoped a fuel leak hours after blasting off from cape canaveral. the company managed to point the moon lander's solar panels toward the sun, but they say the leak is continuing and the lander would lose power. >>> the plastics are back. >> why is he by our table? >> i can hear you by the way. >> can you hear me now? >> the stars were out for the new "mean girls" movie musical premiere in new york city last night. the new cast walked the pink carpet along with the original mean girl lindsay lohan. it is the 20th anniversary of the 2004 film. the new "mean girls" is based on the broadway version, and it opens in theaters friday. ♪ i only want to see you laughing in the purple rain ♪ >>> prince's "purple rain" is getting ready to go from the big screen to the stage. producers announced the 1984 movie about the up-and-coming rock musician from minneapolis is being adapted into a brond w broadway-bound musical. no world on the production. >>> well, coming up only on "cbs mornings," four-time

and liftoff of the first united . launch alliance vulcan rocket. but this is not a nasa launch.on the moon. absolutely amazing. my heart is still pounding. it was excellent and just, i'm so proud of all the work that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation. everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully the next stop is the moon, but they're taking the long way round with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. but seven hours into the launch came news of a malfunction preventing the spacecraft�*s solar panels from continuously pointing at the sun to draw power. i guess it's now looking like there might have been another glitch. simeon barber has spent four years developing a british sensor system on the lunar lander. unfortunately, astrobotic have not managed to get kind of a stable attitude control. so positioning and pointing of the spacecraft. so what does this mean for the spacecraft? it needs to point its solar cells in the right direction, so towards the sun. so you need

." >>> the united launch alliance's vulcan rocket just completed its first successful launch from capebotic spacecraft called peregrine to the moon to perform experiments for nasa. wonka continues its lead. night swim and aqua man took third with 10.6 million. "early today" will be right back after this. can an oven roasted turkey breast pack so much succulent flavor, that the mere glimpse of it induces turkey sandwich daydreams? if it's hillshire farm, oh, hill yeah.™ sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. wowwww... this new charmin ultra soft smooth tear is soooo soft and soo smooth, i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. mmmmm. huh? mom, you ok in there? i'm tear-ific! enjoy the go with charmin. >>> a new trend is proving

it was carried to space on board the first flight of a united launch alliance's new vulcan uncrewed rocketnder is carrying experiments, microrovers, and a collection of human ashes and dna including from "star trek" creator gene roddenberry to the moon. >>> and anti-semitic incident at a girls high school basketball game and new video in a police shooting. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "reuters" says mississippi authorities released body cam video of a police officer shooting an unarmed 11-year-old boy. >> police! you got any weapons, you better put them down! >> officer greg capers was called to a home last may after aderrien murry called police to say that his father was threatening his mother. he was shot in the chest as he entered a room and put his hands up. he survived but suffered extensive injuries. the grand jury decided not to indict the officer. the boy's family has filed a $5 million civil lawsuit against the officer, the city, and the police chief. >>> the "new york post" says a public high school in yonkers, new york, kicked a girls basketball co

and liftoff of the first - united launch alliance vulcan rocket, launching a new era...s. it's a start of what's been called "a new space race", more closely involving us industry. absolutely amazing. my heart is still pounding. it was excellent and just... i'm so proud of all the work that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation and everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully, the next stop is the moon — but they're taking the long way round, with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. about two and one half weeks, it's going to go into orbit and a few weeks later from that, in mid to late february, we're going to actually see it land. it was 1972 when nasa last successfully landed on the moon, during its finaljubilant apollo mission. # i was strolling on the moon one day... # in the merry month of december... may! # may! # the peregrine lander is uncrewed, but it has five instruments on board, including a british made sensor. its job is to assess conditions ahead

and liftoff of first united launch alliance vulcan rocket. >> launching a new era in space flight to the moon and beyond. >> well, take a look at this video from florida of a successful takeoff of the first u.s. lunar lander and more than 50 years to into space due to a propulsion issue. it does not look like the lander's actually going to make it to the moon. but the pittsburgh company teaming up with nasa is still happy. there was a successful launch. nasa said on x each mission is an opportunity to learn another launch is planned out of houston in february. >> all right. the lineup is out for this year's bottle rock music festival. you got pearl jam, ed sheeran, stevie nicks and mexican pop rock band. meta headlining the annual event in napa. megan, thee stallion and t-pain. >> maybe rexha will also be performing. the three-day event is scheduled for memorial day weekend. hello and that will start friday. may 24th the three-day passes for this thing. go on sale tomorrow. not cheap. general admission passes start at 459 bucks. >> coming up next in sports, draymond green spoke of hi

." >>> and also the united launch alliance's vulcan rocket completed its first successful launch from a robotic spacecraft to the moon to perform experiments for nasa. >>> and "wonka" continued the sweet lead at the box office bringing in another $14.4 million. "night swim" at second place with $12 million and "aquaman" took third with $10.6 million at the box office. "early today" will be right back after this break. can an oven roasted turkey breast pack so much succulent flavor, that the mere glimpse of it induces turkey sandwich daydreams? if it's hillshire farm, oh, hill yeah.™ sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. wowwww... this new charmin ultra soft smooth tear is soooo soft and soo smooth, i'm starting to get tearied away! ahhh, thank you mr. smooth bear. designed with smooth tear edges, new charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more

and liftoff of the first united . launch alliance vulcan rocket. but this is not a nasa launch.cket and lunar lander to put nasa instruments on the moon. absolutely amazing. my heart is still pounding. it was excellent and just, i'm so proud of all the work that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation. everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully the next stop is the moon, but they're taking the long way round with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. but seven hours into the launch came news of a malfunction preventing the spacecraft�*s solar panels from continuously pointing at the sun to draw power. i guess it's now looking like there might have been another glitch. simeon barber has spent four years developing a british sensor system on the lunar lander. unfortunately, astrobotic have not managed to get kind of a stable attitude control. so positioning and pointing of the spacecraft. so what does this mean for the spacecraft? it needs to point its solar cells in the ri

this is a new partnership between nasa and united launch alliance, and this is a vulcan sentinel, a privateom cape canaveral. the rocket is carrying astra biotics and aims to be the first crafter to make a soft lunar landings is the apollo programme. let's take a look at the rocket in more detail. it is nearly 62 metres tall and a diameter of 5.4 metres and a total mass of more than 500,000 kg. 0n total mass of more than 500,000 kg. on board our scientific instruments that will probe the lunar environments, hoping to pave the way for the return of astronauts on the moon. there was also some unusual cargo. physical bitcoin, sculptures by artists and controversially dna and human remains of the star trek creator as well as sci—fi author and scientist arthur c clarke. the rocket is also carrying late cast members of star trek as well as a former presidentsjohn f. kennedy, presidents john f. kennedy, dwight presidentsjohn f. kennedy, dwight eisenhower and george washington. the countdown is on. takeoff is expected to 18 am local time. hollywood stars are gearing up for the golden globe awards a

this is the new partnership between nasser and private industry united launch alliance.eral space force station. the rocket is carrying astrobotic peregrine one, and that aims to be the first us craft to make a soft lunar landing since the apollo programme. let's take a look at the rocket in more detail. we know it has a height of nearly 62 metres, a diameter of 5.4 metres, and a total mass of more than 500,000 kilograms on board a scientific instruments that will probe the lunar environment, hoping to pave the way for the return of astronauts on the moon. but there's also some unusual cargo. a physical bitcoin sculptures by the artistjeff koons and controversially, dna and human remains of the star trek creator gene roddenberry, as well as sci fi author and scientist arthur c clarke. the vulcan rocket�*s upper stage is also carrying late cast members of star trek, as well as former presidentsjohn f kennedy, dwight eisenhower and george washington. well, the countdown is on. take—off is expected at 2:18 a.m. local time. cold health alerts have been issued for parts of en

it's operated by the united launch alliance company , united launch alliance company, the number onecex. if it touches down safely, it will be the first american craft to make a soft landing on the lunar surface since the apollo era . surface since the apollo era. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to tom and dawn . back to tom and dawn. >> good afternoon britain. it's 1:08 and the prime minister, rishi sunak, says he would strongly support revoking former post office boss paula vennells cbe . this comes as justice cbe. this comes as justice secretary alex chalk is meeting with ministers to discuss one of the most widespread miscarriages of justice, the uk has ever seen i >> brought back to the fore by itv drama mr. bates versus the post office, the controversy centred around 700 subpostmasters prosecuted and convicted by dodgy it software, made it look like money was missing from their branches . missing from their branches. >> fresh calls are now being made for those responsible to b

this is a new partnership between nasa and private industry united launch alliance.al space for station. the rocket is carrying at robotics peregrine one and the aim is to be the first us graft to make a soft lunar landing since the apollo programme. if take a look at the rocket in more detail. we know it has a height of nearly two metres, i diameter of 5.4 metres and a total mass of more than 500,000 kg. on board our scientific instruments that will probe the lunar environment, hoping to pave the way for the return of astronauts on the moon. but there is also some unusual cargo. the physical bitcoin, cultures by the artist just screams, and controversially, dna and human remains of the star trek creatorjean roddenberry as alice skye five author and scientist arthur c clarke. the vulcan rocket is also carrying late cast members of star trek, as well as former presidentsjohn f kennedy, dwight d eisenhower and george washington. well, the countdown is on. takeoff is expected at 2:18am local time. if you want to know what that is in gmt, it is seven atm gmt. -- 07:18 gm

first sent by united launch alliance carrying the moon lander. expected to arrive on february 23rd. first ever lunar landing. this mission is sending a may morial payload into space? what is that? hair samples from u.s. presidents, eisenhower and kennedy and remains of cast members and common people. if you don't want to be buried in the cemetery go to space, it can happen now. unregistered cars belonging to migrants are being towed after being illegally parked outside a tent shelter. >> this is unbelievable. unfreaking believable. unbelievable. the migrants now have cars. >> todd: that is the question, how did they get cars? the state lawmaker who took that video wants answers. she joins us next. this was no bear. it was like a bearsquatch! dad. what's a bearsquatch? it's a cross between a bear and a sass... it's made up. he's usually sleeping. he'll never sleep again. ♪ he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. l

and liftoff of the first united . launch alliance vulcan rocket. but this is not a nasa launch.art is still pounding. it was excellent and just, i�*m so proud of all the work that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation. everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully the next stop is the moon, but they�*re taking the long way round with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. but seven hours into the launch came news of a malfunction preventing the spacecraft�*s solar panels from continuously pointing at the sun to draw power. i guess it�*s now looking like there might have been another glitch. simeon barber has spent four years developing a british sensor system on the lunar lander. unfortunately, astrobotic have not managed to get kind of a stable attitude control. so positioning and pointing of the spacecraft. so what does this mean for the spacecraft? it needs to point its solar cells in the right direction, so towards the sun. so you need to be able to recharge your batter

. >> and lift off of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket.e flight to the moon and beyond. >> neil: that was i think at 2:30 a.m. out of florida. so many launches. over 140 launches out of florida a year. every day some big new event. this mission, a little more than 50 years after we last landed on the moon. this was returning to the moon with that intent. a couple of hours after lift off, we got news that the solar panels on this aircraft were breaking down. so that was affecting the batteries. i think things are copacetic now. they wasted a lot of energy. that might delay the landing on the moon itself. mike massimino is joining us, the former astronaut, author. great human being. there's not many italian americans that made it in space. a lot of the people say go mike. it's good to see you. how you doing? >> good to see you. >> neil: this push, this unmanned push, private initiative, a whole bunch of them. six different companies competing in the united states to do this to say nothing of the world's major players, china among them. it's

this is the new partnership between nasser and private between nasa and private industry united launchtation. the rocket is carrying astrobotic peregrine one, and that aims to be the first us craft to make a soft lunar landing since the apollo programme. let's take a look at the rocket in more detail. we know it has a height of nearly 62 metres, a diameter of 5.4 metres, and a total mass of more than 500,000 kilograms on board a scientific instruments that will probe the lunar environment, hoping to pave the way for the return of astronauts on the moon. but there's also some unusual cargo. a physical bitcoin sculptures by the artistjeff koons a physical bitcoin, sculptures by the artistjeff koons and controversially, dna and human remains of the star trek creator gene roddenberry, as well as sci fi roddenberry, as well as sci—fi author and scientist arthur c clarke. the vulcan rocket�*s upper stage is also carrying late cast members of star trek, as well as former presidentsjohn f kennedy, dwight eisenhower and george washington. well, the countdown is on. take—off is expected at 2:18

and liftoff of the first united . launch alliance vulcan rocket. but this is not a nasa launch. that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation. everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully the next stop is the moon, but they're taking the long way round with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. but seven hours into the launch came news of a malfunction preventing the spacecraft�*s solar panels from continuously pointing at the sun to draw power. i guess it's now looking like there might have been another glitch. simeon barber has spent four years developing a british sensor system on the lunar lander. unfortunately, astrobotic have not managed to get kind of a stable attitude control. so positioning and pointing of the spacecraft. so what does this mean for the spacecraft? it needs to point its solar cells in the right direction, so towards the sun. so you need to be able to recharge your batteries in order to have a good state of battery charge for the journey to where you'

and liftoff of the first united . launch alliance vulcan rocket. but this is not a nasa launch.sa instruments on the moon. absolutely amazing. my heart is still pounding. it was excellent and just, i'm so proud of all the work that the team did to get where we are today. we have vulcan centaur separation. everything looking good. with the first stage released successfully the next stop is the moon, but they're taking the long way round with a landing scheduled towards the end of next month in order to test out the new systems. but seven hours into the launch came news of a malfunction preventing the spacecraft�*s solar panels from continuously pointing at the sun to draw power. i guess it's now looking like there might have been another glitch. simeon barber has spent four years developing a british sensor system on the lunar lander. unfortunately, astrobotic have not managed to get kind of a stable attitude control. so positioning and pointing of the spacecraft. so what does this mean for the spacecraft? it needs to point its solar cells in the right direction, so towards the s

and liftoff of the first united launch alliance rocket. launching a new era in space flight to the moon and beyond. >> it's scheduled to touch down on the moon next month with equipment to gather data for future missions. it's part of the preparations for eventual missions to mars. >>> now to the golden globe awards last night. >> and the golden globe goes to -- oppenheimer. >> the golden globe goes to -- >> christopher nolan's oppenheimer won best drama motion picture. and succession won best drama television series, both incredible. barbie took home the first ever award for sinmatic achievement. barbie was the most nominated film, but it left with only two globes. there was also football on last night. the playoffs are set. 14 teams trying to make it to vest fwas to play in super bowl lviii. coy wire is live from houston ahead of the college football national championship game. we're going to get to that in a moment. first, let's talk about the pros here. we've got a lot of sports. we're going to get back to coy in a moment. let's start

the vulcan rocket was created by the united launch alliance, a joint venture between boeing and lockheeds w will be its inaugu flight. nasa's taking a back seat on the mission with astrobottic running operations from its own ground control in pittsburgh. peregrine is due to land on the moon on the 23rd of february, gently touching down near the grudehuysen domes, named after the bavarian astronomer. payload services or clips will allow the government space agency to outsource the launch and transport of its lunar cargo to private companies. that cargo is key to nasa's artemis program, which aimed to put the first woman and the first person of color on the moon. the peregrine lander is a boxy, 2 1/2 meters long and just under 2 meters tall. on board, pieces of nasa cargo, some of which will gather valuable data for future moon missions. also on board, an assortment of payloads from seven different countries, including a bibitcoin-encocoded coin f from seychehelles, a lunar rorover r by s students at carnegie e mel ununiversity, , and even h huma remainins s thanks to elisium m. capsules c

to be clear here, the rocket that propelled the spacecraft into space, united launch alliances' vulcan rocket, the first flight for the rocket. the rocket itself performed well. that launch was a success. the problem now, this anomaly, as they like to say in space terms, this anomaly occurred with astrobotics peregrine lunar l lander, the rocket propelled into space. on its way to the moon it experienced this anomaly. i'll read the statement that the company just put out. they say, quote, unfortunately an anomaly then occurred which prevented astrobotsic from achieving a stable sun pointing orientation. the team is responding in real-time as the situation unfolds and will be providing alleys as more data is obtained and analyzed. so it's unclear exactly how bad this anomaly is. it did happen after a successful separation from the rocket and the spacecraft. so that's some good news there. but you know, kate, so much money, so much time went into this mission. the very first american-made spacecraft to attempt to land on the surface of the moon since the end of the aprevail program in 19

. >> five, four, three, we have ignition and lift off of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocketlaunching a new era in spaceflight to the moon and beyond. >> i still nerd out at these things. i love watching that. the privately built lander is scheduled to touch down on the moon next month with equipment to gather data for future missions. it's part of nasa's preparations for eventual missions to mars. >>> an astonishing rescue in japan. a woman in her 90s was pulled from the rubble of a two-story house more than five days after that powerful earthquake struck the country. she was rushed to the hospital where doctors say her legs were injured after being pinned by some furniture, but she is well enough now to talk. officials say more than 3,300 people remain stranded in the area where that quake struck on new year's day. the death toll has now risen to 168 people with 323 still missing. >>> the iowa caucuses just one week away. what are the can't-miss moments to see on the campaign trail today.

plus this -- >> we have ignition, and liftoff of the first united launch alliance alliance have you canission. >> what researchers plan to do with human remains on the moon's surface. >>> welcome back. antony blinken is on his way to saudi arabia. he will meet with the crown prince. this is his fourth trip to the middle east since the hamas terrorist attack on october 7th. this time, over fears the war in gaza could expand over the region. hostage talks wtook place. he says that displaced palestinians must be allowed to return home. he t recent killing of a hamas leader in beirut could affect these fragile hostage negotiations. jennifer chance llor is joining us. let's start with we're hearing. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. hearing this very strong message from the secretary throughout his trips in the region throughout these several countries he's visited so far about the need to stop this conflict from spreading. we know from a senior state department official that blinken was going to be pushing the leaders of these countries who do have ties to iran, that do have ties to grioups

[birds chirping] maria: time for the big bus of the morning, the united launch alliance sunday the firstocket to the moon in nearly 50 years. the vulcan aircraft taking off this morning from florida's cape canaveral. the space station, nasa says it'll be carrying a 200-pound payload full of innovative technology designed to further study the moons lunar surface, the rocket expected to land and february, how cool is that. >> that is really cool. the biggest thing i was reading the story i saw them talking about laser beams and stuff like that so the first thing was austin powers, doctor evil where he's doing is laserbeam to his finger by his mouth. his supercool, where is elon musk trying to go with spacex, mars? very cool. >> i'll make this fast, for all of you out there that want to go into space with richard branson or elon musk, knock yourself out, i'm going to stick to airplanes, thank you very much. >> is not the window seat. >> i think it's great to do this it's great to see the united states back in the space race and a happens it is amazing is private enterprise getting us there,

. >> lift off of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket. >> it is vulcan centaur.ed to life after 11:00 pacific carrying lunar lander peregrine. if all goes well, peregrine will perch on the moon about six weeks carrying science instruments and a bunch of other things. the flight is a pricey one which causes us to look at the nation's purse strings. elected leaders in congress have reached agreement on how to spend your money in 2024 to avoid a government shutdown later this month. $1.6 trillion with a deal that includes more than $800 billion for defense spending. >>> at the u.s. border with mexico, thousands want in. immigration is going to be a hot topic in the upcoming election. republicans continue to beat the drum that president joe biden isn't doing enough to ease the burden. you see migrants crossing illegally in unprecedented numbers. house republicans are trying to impeach the homeland security secretary. a poll shows an increasing number of you say situation at the u.s. mexico border is an all outcry sis and a majority tell us the situation is a crisis o

up further, had years in the making, the united launch alliances new heavy lift rocket is set to lift off for the first time early monday morning. this mission is to send a commercial lender to the surface of the moon and what would be a historic firsts if all goes according to plan. maybe a small step for man, but potentially big one for investors. we'll explain, next. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. welcome back to power lunch. let's get out to chicago for a look at how this morning's data is playing out in the bond market. work centrally with the latest. rick? >> hi. yes. what a wild day. if you looked at some of the key parts of

. >> lift off of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket. >> volcan centaur rocket rolled to lifeegrine. peregrine will perch on the moon in about six weeks carrying science instruments. this is a pricey one, causing some to look at purse strings. they've reached an agreement on how to spend your money to avoid a government shutdown. 1.6 trillion with a deal that includes more than 800 billion just for defense spending. at the u.s. border with mexico, thousands want in. immigration will be a hot topic going into election season. republicans say president joe biden is not doing enough to ease the burden, migrants crossing illegally in unprecedented numbers. a new cbs news poll shows increase in the number of americans who say the situation at the u.s. mexico border is a crisis. a majority tell us the situation is either a crisis or a serious problem. >>> taking a live look at oakland, a lot of violence in the past 24 hours. the city is investigating three deadly shootings which brings total number to four in the first week of the new year. most recent was yesterday around 7:45 on p

. >> it's a crucial moment for united launch alliances, jointly owned by boeing and lockheed martin. customers include the u.s. government and amazon, and we're going to be watching early monday morning from the florida space coast. chris. >> morgan brennan, thank you, and that's going to do it for us this hour. join us for a special edition of "chris jansing reports," one week to iowa: our top political correspondents and analysts will join me monday, 2:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. our coverage continues right now with "katy tur reports" ♪♪ >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur. tomorrow marks the three-year anniversary of the january 6th. in just a few minutes, president biden will give his first 2024 campaign speech marking that day, and warning americans the threat of that day still hangs over them. but what was the threat of that day? because in the years since january 6th, 2021, perceptions among some, especially republicans, have shifted. that trump wasn't responsible, that the fbi was really behind it, that it was no big deal or not that big of a deal. here's the thing, eve

. >> and liftoff of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket. >> the first lunar lander to takef and 5 decades now in jeopardy after officials say a mama lee and space prevented the lander from recharging its batteries. officials now say the lander has righted itself, but the future of the moon landing is unclear. astrobotic technology is which developed the spacecraft. believe that the likely cause is a propulsion problem, which could also threaten the crafts ability to land on the moon. the rocket launch from cape canaveral in florida around 11 o'clock last night. our time the last moon landing mission for the u.s. was apollo 17. and that was in december of 1972. coming up. >> monster jam back in the bay area over the weekend. we have a look at all those big trucks (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now...have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby.

. >> and liftoff of the first united launch alliance vulcan rocket launch a new era in space flight, right? the first lunar lander to take off in 5 decades now in jeopardy after officials say. >> a problem in space prevented the lander from recharging its batteries. officials now say the lander has righted itself, but the future of the moon landing is unclear. astrobotic technology's which developed the spacecraft dubbed the a peregrine believe the likely causes a propulsion anomaly, which could also threaten the crafts ability to land on the moon. a rocket launch from cape canaveral, florida, around 11 o'clock. our time last night as we're looking at here and the last moon landing mission for the u.s. was apollo 17 and december of 1972. so we'll ave to see if they can. we create facts. coming up. we're going to watch them. sea lions play alongside some whales the california coast. >> what you know exactly where this happened and gas prices dropping across the stay where they are here in the bay area. plus. what tech experts are looking forward to at this year's c e s about that. (vo

and liftoff of the first united launch alliance volume country rocket. >> first ever lunar lander launchedresearch to the moon. all along with the remains from "star trek" stars and u.s. presidents new era of space exploration. former astronaut joins us now. what is so significant about this. >> hello from houston, home of the national championship. and there's a couple big thing that ulavulcan rocket. that's good news and big deal for the u.s. first hopefully have a successful landing soon. look for interesting things on the moon. big day for nasa zaps public-private partnership. brian the commission was given a few years ago. who wants to be involved. nine companies, a bunch of companies volunteered. this one got it. as they land on the moon, will there be a probe released from it that goes around or how will they go ahead and explore? >> yeah. this is astro biotics, the second lander that's going to launch next month. it's going to be just a lander. so there is no rover. it's not going to drive around. going to be one thing that sits down. going to look for potentially water. other minu

at 2:18 eastern this morning, united launch alliance vulcan center lifted off at cape canaveral in aat if all goes according to plan will become the first privately owned spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. now, ula, which as you mentioned is a jv between boeing and lockheed martin had a lot riding on this mission, which ceo tory bruno called a dead-on bull's-eye in an exclusive interview with me this morning. >> this was tremendously important for our position in the marketplace and for the government. we replaced four families of rockets in 51 configurations with this single vulcan, it's part of what allowed it to become so affordable that it also means this is the platform. >> reporter: so next, six more launches for vulcan this year before ramping to 25 per year. 70 missions spoken for already between the u.s. government and commercial customers, including amazon as it launches and built out its satellite-based broad ban service, launch price undisclosed, believed to be much more competitive with industry leader spacex, and it comes as ula is on the sale block, which did

this is the new partnership between nasa and private industry united launch alliance.ding since the apollo programme. let�*s take a look at the rocket in more detail. we know it has a height of nearly 62 metres, a diameter of 5.4 metres, and a total mass of more than 500,000 kilograms. on board are scientific instruments that will probe the lunar environment, hoping to pave the way for the return of astronauts on the moon. but there�*s also some unusual cargo. a physical bitcoin, sculptures by the artistjeff koons and controversially, dna and human remains of the star trek creator gene roddenberry, as well as sci—fi author and scientist arthur c clarke. the vulcan rocket�*s upper stage is also carrying late cast members of star trek, as well as former presidentsjohn f kennedy, dwight eisenhower and george washington. well, the countdown is on. take—off is expected at 2:18 am local time. here in the uk, some parents believe the covid pandemic has shown that it�*s not essential for children to attend school every day — according to a new report. the centre for socialjust

she's speaking from the united launch alliance company, which is the primary . primary. >> we shoulde. three. two. one. launch. four, three. three. two. one. launch . 120. launch. 120. >> if you're listening on the radio at the moment, we haven't seen that rocket take off just yet . yet. >> it's obviously not going to take off at 718. so we can see mission control there. there um, waiting . want. no, they've got waiting. want. no, they've got a minute. they've got a minute. now they're saying no. so they're going to take off at 719 and 30s , as it turns out, all and 30s, as it turns out, all goes to plan. >> they will have this soft landing on the moon on february the 23rd. so over a month, uh, to get there. and it is always an incredible feat of science and the best brains in the business to get these things off the ground. >> so the main thing is, it was believed that the moon was bone dry and that any time that water was detected on the moon , it was was detected on the moon, it was deemed as contamination . so deemed as contamination. so they'll just take away the balancing scaff

the vulcan rocket is operated by the united launch alliance company . it touches alliance company. if it touches down safely, it will be the first american craft to make a soft landing on the lunar surface since the apollo era , surface since the apollo era, and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com now it's back to andrew and nellie . back to andrew and nellie. >> well, kate garraway is taking a leave of absence from her presenting roles following the death of her husband derek draper, the former political adviser to yes. >> on friday, the good morning britain presenter announced that her husband had died after suffering long lasting symptoms from covid 19. and andrew, you are a colleague of kate garraway, aren't you? i mean, how is this news? well, i was there on good morning britain this morning and of course there were the tributes are pouring in but i knew derek draper when he worked for labour party, he worked for the labour party, he worked for the labour party, he worked mandelson. worked for peter mandelson

ed: let's get a different take on tech and aviation because united launch allowances -- launch allianceset launched from cape canaveral early this morning. about 50 minutes after liftoff, the rocket deployed a robotic luna lander and if all goes well with the mission, it could be the first privately made lander to successfully land on the moon. caroline: coming back down to earth, let's look at twilio. shares, they are doing well on the back of the founder stepping down as ceo, giving up his board seat even. we are going to dig into this with brody for. because investors clearly wanted this. this was an activist who found their moment because jeff lawson finally gave up voting rights. >> when you start a company off, you have these high-powered chairs. jeff's art of the company into thousand eight and those shares expired in 2008. activist investors -- company in 2008 and those shares expired last year. a lot of investors i hear from say they wanted a switch up. i think this was expected. this came sooner than many folks anticipated. ed: jeff lawson out. what do we know about the new ceo

we're tracking possibly a bigger st we have ignition and liftoff of the first united launch allianceing a new era to space and beyond. >> back now at 7:30. that is the vulcan rocket. it launched from florida. >> it is carrying what could be the first commercial landing to touchdown on the moon. it is the first lunar landing to launch from the united states since 1972 if all goes right, the mission should culminate with an attempted landing on february 23rd. >>> we will start this half hour with hoda's exclusive interview with the legendary gymnast mary lou retton >> yeah. she was an adorable teenager she had the pixie haircut at the olympics back in 1984 in los angeles, winning america's first ever gold medal in women's gymnastics it was tough to learn in october mary lou was depravely ill. she had a rare form of pneumonia. she's out of the hospital recovering at home in texas. where we caught up with her. while she's not out of the woods, mary lou wanted to share a message of gratitude and hope. >> you know, i just thought i was a washed up old athlete, but the love was just -- it t

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it is the first lunar landing in more than 50 years, and liftoff of the first united launch alliancet launching a new era in space. >> flight to the moon and beyond . >> now, nasa's rocket carries a lunar lander made by a private company, astrobotic technology. nasa sponsoring of the launch signals a move to use private companies to gain more us presence on the moon. the spacecraft is expected to land february 23rd. it will spend about ten days on the moon's surface to collect data. governor newsom is set to release his new state budget this week. the programs that could lose funding as california deals with a massive deficit and golden gate park hosts its annual hot chocolate run. we'll tell you what runners had to say about motivating them to finish the race in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the compan

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the united kingdom-usa alliance strikes against the houthis in yemen. it was directed. on the destruction of sites from which the houthis launched drones and missiles against merchant ships in the red sea, this brought destruction and trouble, it led to a threat to maritime shipping, after repeated warnings about the need to stop these attacks after the un speech, nothing... happened, exactly that is why britain today, in particular, has taken limited steps in self-defense, and in the face of this aggression we will always uphold the rule of law. mr. colonel, how possible is it that the conflict with the houthis in yemen can turn into something more when iran supports the houthis, when ... turkey supports the houthis, when the arab world treats this as an attack on its entire territory, that is, does the world have other safeguards in order to keep the situation in yemen and in general in the region? it is very interesting from many angles, because we know that from yemen there were missiles against american military bases, and again, the attacks and ai