an ultra secret satellite launched by spacex goes missing. how big of a setback is this for their ambitious 2018 schedule? first, to our lead. the continued fallout over the microchip security flaw affecting nearly all of the world devices. microsoft says fixes for the meltdownd baltimore -- vulnerabilities may significantly slow down performance. is also temporarily suspending some updates to windows operating systems that amc -- a.m. -- poorlyt are performing as a result. >> the primary focus of our decisions and discussions have been to keep our customers' data safe. as of now, we have not received any information that these exploits have been used to obtain customer data. us now, ian king who covers the industry. it sounds like microsoft and intel are at all its. ian: to start off, they were "we're the world, everything is going to be fine." microsoft says they are finding problems in certain circumstances, so the industrywide effort to put on a brave face appears to be fragmenting. emily: what is microsoft saying here? : that in certain

, but not great >> that's what happens with spacex >> i guess probably falls on spacex i don't know ithe contracts are we don't know. it's not listed. >> slow steps. slowly making progress, i guess. the weekend is also cutting ties with h & m over an offensive picture. it features a black child model wearing a hoodie with the phrase coolest monkey in the jungle the singer said he was shocked and embarrassed by the photo he said i'm deeply offended and will not be working with h & m anymore. the hoodie will not be for sale in the u.s >> still for sale elsewhere that implies. which is kind of crazy >> shocking they wouldn't entirely get rid of it. >> seems short-sighted and clearly offensive to many. >> pink is headed to the super bowl the pop star will perform the national anthem at the big game. pink joins the ranks of lady gaga, luke bryant, kelly clarkson and alicia keys what is more prestigious, that or the half time performance >> that's the show you want. it must be prestigious to sing the national anthem. >> any vovrme meinvolvement is deal >> i prefer the half time show >> espe

spacex went on to say future launches won't be affected.multibillion-dollar top secret government satellite apparently crashes and burns, congress tends to want answers. and in this case the answer likely lies with the problem during separation. and there is videotape for investigators to examine. the launch of the satellite was broadcast in realtime on the spacex website but because the government didn't want anyone to see the satellite itself, the public broadcast was halted right before separation but we're told there is ample video of the actual event. and amid the secrecy and the finger pointing, there are also allegations that this satellite was rushed in to space. it was initially scheduled to launch in november. but spacex scrubbed it wanted to play it safe and get a better look at all the data. remember, it was just 16 months ago facebook's 200-million-dollar internet satellite went up in flames atop a spacex falcon 9 rocket. though it's also fair to note spacex has had numerous successful missions and is now competing against boei

the private company, spacex delivered a secret government orbit. spacex guided the first stage rocket booster back to earth. it'll be reused. it hopes to set a record this year for number of launches. >>> a search is under way for a missing sports reporter that covers texas a&m football. courtney roland was last seen after a football camp in houston saturday around midnight. she texted her roommate saying she was worried she was being followed a by man in a truck. roland's mother also says she received a cryptic text from her daughter's phone but there has been no sign of her. >>> senator rand paul says his recovery from an alleged attack in november has been a living hell. paul claims he was attacked by his neighbor. he talked about his current condition and long recovery which he describes as a tough go. >> you know, a little better each day. it was sort of i guess a living hell for the first four or five weeks, you know, difficulty, couldn't get out of bed without damage to my lungs, two bouts of pneumonia. >> the man who allegedly attacked paul

the zuma launch kicked off what spacex hopes will be an exciting year. the company completed a record-setting 18 launches last year, and spacex plans to do even more this year. it's xx and we're just getting started. this winter blast is on the way out-- but the damage is done. why the clean up is more complicated that just shoveling some snow. good morning washington. - winter weather advisory from 3pm to 9pm - light freezing rain possible, most likely a glaze around the metro and points nw - milder temperatures finally with highs in the 50s to near 60 thursday/friday afternoon rain and freezing rain possible (glaze to 0.05") highs: 31-37 wind: s 5-10 mph tonight: rain ends, mostly cloudy lows: 26-33 wind: w 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy to mostly sunny highs: upper 40s the big story this winter blast- slamming much of north and east. a broken water main at the main international terminal of new york's kennedy airport caused hundreds of cancellations and delays. and this morning, temperatures are still below freezing... from the carolinas up to canada. a

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hasy: north are from an it's a classified mission, they can,, but what does this mean for spacex andir ambitious launch schedule for 2018? max: i think what it means that as long as they don't have any additional problems -- as long as no more rockets a blowup this year, they will probably be able to get past this and be on track. business, this is a where perception matters. right now, they are trying to keep a brave face and say we did everything right. that said, if nothing else goes wrong, some other reason to doubt their capability, it could be a different ballgame. i'm not sure this is going to change anything. they are planning this big launch, their next generation rocket, they are saying this is moving on schedule here at the upshot is nothing, but any kind of accident is problematic for a company like this. emily: thank you, max chafkin. coming up, how do you build the goldman sachs of cryptocurrency? we will talk about that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you're watching bloomberg here is a check of your trustworthiness, diane feinstein has released a transcript from a sena

it was launched sunday night by a rocket made by spacex. elon musk said he's out to revolutionalize space technology. the second stage carried the satellite toward what was supposed to be a low earth orbit from which it could carry out its intelligence mission. spacex released a statement saying after review of all data to date, falcon 9 did everything correctly on sunday night. but northrop grum monday which made the zuma satellite remained silent saying it could not comment on a classified mission. it appears the satellite failed to separate from the rocket second stage. an airline pilot took this picture of what is believed to be the second stage over africa as it descended toward earth, presumably taking the satellite with it. the spiral-like effect is commissioned by fuel. we don't know the value of what was lost or how much minute cost. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> coming up on the "morning new news", from lawman to lawmaker. a former sheriff launches senate aspirations. >>> rists are trapped in the swiss alps. this is th

it is some sort of spacecraft and that's all spacex or the government is saying about it.s me think of zumba, which is a dance exercise you can find at a 24-hour fitness. >> i love zumba classes. the dvds at home. >>> a scare in reno has set a personal setback into helping others. >> roy tuscany whose zest for life was defined by the rush that extreme skiing gave him was told he would never walk again. >> i remember telling my mom, i don't want this. i want to die. my mom looked at me and got so angry at me for basically saying was ready to give up. i department raise someone to give up. i didn't give birth to you so you could give up. >> roy fought back, eventually walking out of the hospital and decided to use the second chance to help others. he has used $500 from a social security check to start a foundation. the foundation which pays for rehab for those who suffered spinal cord injuries has raised nearly $3 million. that's amazing. >>> let's talk about how the winds are really going to pick up later today especially around the lunch hour through 6:00 tomorrow morning.

spacex launching a secret satellite into air. >> mission lift off. >> zuma aircraft taking off

it was launched across a spacex 9 rocket from cape canaveral.to reach orbit and is believed to have plummeted back into the atmosphere. he said he can't comment on classified missions. spacex also said it cannot comment. >>> h and m is apologizing for a hoodie and the prognosis for mitt romney. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the salt lake city tribune reports former presidential candidate mitt romney was successfully treated for prostate last year. the cancer was surgely remove and the prognosis is good. the 70-year-old romney is considering whether to run for the senate from utah. >>> the new york times says a fraternity is banned from operating in pennsylvania after a student's hazing death. a judge banned the fraternity for ten years and fined it $110,000 for its role in the student's death in 2013. 18-year-old dang was blindfolded, forced to wear a heavy backpack and repeatedly pushed and tackled by members. he was knocked unconscious and died the next day. >>> the washington post reports h and m apologizes for sho

from spacex.ines on the falcon's heavy rocket roared to life for first time yesterday at nasa's kennedy space center in florida. it was a critical test for the 230-foot rocket. spacex is aiming for a february test flight, which will carry one of elon musk's tesla roadsters in orbit around the sun. musk is ahead of both tesla and spacex. >>> the flu is hitting hard everywhere except hawaii. no through's a study that proves a deadly link between the flu and your heart. danielle nottingham has your story. >> reporter: ronald le lebrane got his first flu shot this year. he's had two heart attacks in the past. >> i always say i don't want to get a flu shot. the thought hit me, and i decided to do it. >> reporter: a new study suggests it could keep his heart healthy. research published finds the chance of heart attack is six-fold during first seven days of the flu. >> it goes through a lot of >> during the flu episode, it goes through a lot of changes, increased inflammation, increased stress. their blo

. >> where a sunday you have the spacex launch of satellite is what they were supposedly launching.was seen in the skies above america after that launch. a weird little spiral. >> it's alien. >> that's why they kept it a secret. >> i'm wearing a lab coat alien. >> it kind of reminds us and takes us back to that other spacex launch late last year where all of california was intrigued that they saw it in southern california. it resulted in an accident. did you see that video? >> oh, my gosh. >> so many people were caught looking up at the sky. >> don't live stream thins whgs while you're driving. >> don't look at the aliens. >> don't look at the aliens. ignore the spacecraft. >> nothing creepy here, but a japanese astronaut just got back from space. and he got back to earth, that he's three and a half inches taller. >> that's a lot. that's not a little growth spurt. >> yeah, i know. since arriving back from the space station on december 19th. it actually doesn't last very long. it's the most he's grown in three weeks since high school is what the astronaut says. >> i'm jealous. i want

satellite by spacex ended in failure.ails on this from national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. >> mission liftoff. >> reporter: the launch was a success. >> we have had successful liftoff of falcon nine carrying zuma. >> reporter: but the top-secret spy satellite it was carrying died. a u.s. official toll cbs news the satellite, code named "zuma" failed to achieve its intended orbit and crashed into the indian ocean, a total loss. it was launched sunday night atop a falcon 9 rocket made by spacex, whose founder, elon musk, says he is out the revolutionize space technology. >> stage one. >> reporter: the rocket's first stage returned to earth, so it could be used again. the second stage carried the satellite toward what was supposed to be a low-earth orbit, from which it could carry out its intelligence mission. spacex released a statement saying, "after review of all data to date, falcon 9 did everything correctly on sunday night." but northrup grumman, which made the zuma satellite, remained silent,

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do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> spacex's dragon cargo spacecraft is back on earth. it splashed down into the pacific ocean about 7:30 this morning. the dragon left the international space station after delivering 148,000 supplies. it brought back studies from science studies. >>> organizers of pavrics were looking to hit the water tuesday, but scratched those plans this afternoon due to unfavorable conditions along the san mateo coast. the world surfing league said it will instead see what the rest of the competition holds. >>> a washington state grandmother is now an internet sensation after a rather interesting present for her 101st birthday. grandma eileen gained popularity. what she really likes is to receive letters. she was in for quite a surprise when he walked into a ups store this week. >> i can't believe it. >> virginia, idaho, kentucky. >> i can't believe it. >> people all over the world sent you -- >> this is magic. >> oh, she is precious, isn't she? there were hundreds of letters you can see jammed into her mailbox. herground son says she doesn't really

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monday night's spacex launch may have not been a success. the rocket carrying zuma to the government, it is classified so we don't know much. zuma did not separate from the rocket. experts say it probably burned up in the atmosphere. industry insiders speculate it may have been worth billions of dollars. >>> people are warming up to the idea of self-driving cars. according to a new study, half of those surveyed feel they would be safe. it's a change from last year when 74% didn't trust them. it's good timing because they are expected to showcase them at the consumer electronic show. >>> a single flow won last night's national championship game. >> fired to the end zone. alabama wins! >> that was a throw and a catch. what a way to end that football season. alabama defeating georgia with a 42-yard pass in overtime. the quarterback, a freshman from hawaii. he took over halftime because alabama's defense was sputtering. the win marks the sixth national title for the bama coach. >> to put a freshman in. >> no kidding. >> check this out, a little

launch mayt spacex have lost its payload, a satellite. the top-secret military satellite has not been spotted by u.s. officials since it's florida launch. when asked if it fell back to earth and burned in the atmosphere, spacex said it does not comment on launches of this nature. the consumer electronics show kicks off and there are some hot gadgets on cap. what can you expect to see -- tv's everywhere. that includes the prototypes of the roll up television by lg. get ready for big car announcements as well. thinking $1 billion into self-driving technology. they plan to roll out the services. more roomen making for wearable fitness tech including smart shoes and more. now you can wear big brother. steve: i love that roll up tv -- that was cool. you just roll it up, it is 60 inches. adrianna: why not leave it on the wall? what if you want to move it to the kitchen? adrianna: a 65 inch tv? itve: i do not know how much weighs. adrianna: you have 65-inch wall space all over your house? you do live in a mansion. steve: i can assure you of that

. >> spacex delivered a spacecraft into orbit. very few details were given about the launch. the commentary stopped five minutes into flight. it's not clear which arm of the government funded the launch. >> spacex once again guided the first stage rocket booster back to earth to be reused. >>> and a samsung tv is getting early buzz. >> it's called the wall because it's 146 inches. samsung says it will be available this year. no price as yet. and two major apple investors say the iphone is toxic for children. they want apple to help parents control how much their kids use their iphones. >> and they want to study the impact of the overuse of smart phones on >>> let's start with the rainfall. look at this already by noon. we're looking at a third of an inch in the south bay. that crescendos to more than an inch in the areas in green including the for the bay. spreading overnight through tomorrow morning's commute which could be the hardest with the most amount of ponding. an hour by hour look coming up next. >> this is the latest recall involving the air bags defective inflators

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spacex is set to launch the 230-foot rocket from the kennedy space center on february 6th.cessful test firing of the rocket's 27 engines. it's the second most powerful rocket ever built after the saturn v rocket used for the apollo moon flights. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a warning about the high tech robbery of at ms called jackpoting that causes the machines to spit out cash. i'm anne marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is charlie. and this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. this is charlie not coughing while trying not to wake zeus. this is charlie not coughing while sitting very still. and this is charlie not coughing while getting a little too into nana's party. because he took delsym. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. delsym. the joy of not coughing. and don't forget kids 4 and up. delsym is #1 pediatrician recommended. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probioti

musk is ahead of tesla and spacex. >>> the flu has hit everywhere. a city that proves a deadly link between the flu and your heart. danielle nottingham has your story. >> ronald got his first flu shot this year. he's had two heart attacks in the past. >> i always say i don't want to get a flu shot. the thought hit mend i decided to do it. >> reporter: a new study suggests it could keep his heart healthy. research published finds the chance of heart attack is six-fold during first seven days of the flu. >> it goes through a lot of changes, increased inflammation, increased stress. their blood vessels tend to go into spasms, their blood gets a little more thicker. >> reporter: researchers looked at 20,000 adults in canada and found the risk may be higher for older adults, patients with b-flu infections and those who have never had a heart attack. it magnifies the importance of getting vaccinated and taking precautions like washing your hands and staying home at least 24 hours after fever subsides. >> this particular fever has been devastating for patie

. >> spacex launched the secret zuma satellite on sunday. it seemed like it went fine, but now dow jones is reporting that satellite didn't separate properly from spacex and may have burned in the atmosphere and the lack of official announcement may signal more to the story. it's 12i7estimated it could hav been worth billions and that is taxpayer funded. >>> pink will kick off the super bowl by singing the national anthem. >> she will open the big game on february 4. it is her first time performing at the super bowl. and the question, will she do tho those incredible acrobatics. >> no.lining t show. we will see. >> don't you think she will play it straightforward like lady gaga. >> what? she flew from the roof from drones. >>> it's not pink but green that is taking the bay area by storm this morning, literally. >> the most powerful storm of the season has us in its grip this morning, you are looking at a rain slicked bay bridge toll plaza that shows is there may be a messy commute in store for us this morning. >>> i'm tracking a story that's

with his assistant, actually, so she invited me down to spacex and gave me this whole tour and at theust brought me to elon's cubicle. >> he has a cubicle? >> yeah it's a little bigger than the other cubicles. >> jimmy: like on the open floor. >> yeah there's no door. >> jimmy: so he's not a genius then for sure. >> but his whole theory is if you have something to say just say it. i don't want a door to close you off. >> jimmy: i see. what if he's like shopping for a pair of shoes on zappos and doesn't want everyone knowing. >> i think he's okay with it. he's such a mad genius. i had no idea i was going to meet with him. i sat with him and he was very engaged with what we were talking about but you could tell that he was thinking about a thousand other things at once. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was so bizarre. i knew he was listening but also knew he was thinking about so many other things. >> jimmy: you sure you just didn't imagine that and he wasn't just thinking about lunch. >> maybe. >> jimmy: what did you he say to you and you say to him? >> i don't reme

. >>> new video into the news room of a spacex cargo ship. it will splash dow of nas cargo. and samples from space station. nasa says after it slashes >> group shouted there are and called for a citizens the anger comes after khan yester trump canceled theprotesters were escorted out by police. >> it is a pleasure to even >> protests came during this >> new at 5:30, from criminal leaker senate candidate, paperw to run for a u.s. she spent six years of a 35-year senten behind bars before the 30-year-old manning is maryla it happened on a trip from some of those on board tried to . >> refused to. that's when i was like calling >> police were able to stop the bus. identi man has not been releas gettin worse. emergency room vis it was absolutely heartbreaking. >> here in california, flu weeks. 42 people have died. >>> a giant statue of jesus in bf the pope is set video shows the statue on fire police still investigating the pope is expected to arrive severa churches were fire >> san francisco's emergency the allegations are that a party in honor of a firefighter' so far, at leas

. >>> new video into the news room of a spacex cargo ship. it will splash dow of nas cargo. and samples from space station. nasa says after it slashes

spacex says the rocket did fine.ot seem to suggest spacex's rocket did all the things it needed to do. very possible of what happened is on the contractor. stuart: it might be in the indian ocean. are they trying to get it back with big nets? >> they can do that the national reconnaissance office have gone up and fished up spy satellite stuff from the ocean in the past. jeff bezos found old poll low 11 rocket engines from the ocean floor. they really want the thing back they can go out and find it. stuart: they bet get it before the chinese or russians do. ashley: if it iser secret it could be doing exactly what it is supposed to do. >> that is possible. >> there is whole cadre of people look for the things in space. they are really excited this, is the week if it did get up there, its orbit would come over north america. so they're looking to see if there an extra thing up there. stuart: that was good. that was good. conspiracy theories are good every time. thank you very much, terry. >>> now this, the tax bill, it

spacex said we do not comment on missions of this nature. reviews of the data indicated falcon 9 performed nominally. the maker northrop grumman also declined to comment. >> police officers across the island are calling in sick. countless hours of unpaid overtime in the wake of hurricane irma and may maery a. they are foesed to close bause of absenteeism. half of the island without power, residents are worried the crime rate could get even worse. the governor said all absences will be investigated and if unjustified, the offending officers will be reprimanded. >> if all you're going to do is sit on your couch watching tv, "early today" doing nothing, you're a couch potato, you may want to make exercising a regular habit. a new study says exercise can reverse years o damage from laziness. it's never too late. researchers at the western medical center found after two years of exercising at least four times a week, middle aged couch potatoes had healthier hearts and arteries. they're also fitter as measured by oxygen up take. most saw these pos

a big setback for spacex in the company that built the satellite. now this.placenta, the fluid from birth to heal. it is called med acts. this has got me intrigued. you literally put placenta onto a major wound and it helps that heal? is it as simple as that? >> well it has a little more complexity, but it's pretty simple. we collect placenta in the amniotic membrane that comes with it from term c-section. we manufacture that into graphs and mother nature has put 500 proteins in that tissue and those proteins to all kinds of things to help wounds heal, reduce scar tissue formation and reduce inflammation. it's been very effective and cost-effective for us. >> this is fascinating. it's already in operation? this is not some proposal? it's happening now? >> we just shipped a million allograft the summer. we've been in business ten years and had very rapid growth. we will be up near 400 million in revenues this year and expect that kind of growth rate to continue for a while. >> now i'm sure you know this, but the medical device tax is back this year. surely the

what we know about the first spacex launch of the year. >>> the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 3. that means a strong storm. look out for flooding, hazards on the road, and possible power outages. stay ahead of today's storm with stay ahead of today's storm with the abc 7 news app. at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> maybe the rain woke you up this morning but that's only the light rain with pockets of moderate rain. see those two areas of low pressure. when those join forces this afternoon and evening, that's when the heaviest of the rain, the fastest winds and the potential for thunderstorms rolls into the forecast. more on that coming up. >> thanks, mike. in today's "gma first look" a water main break shut down one of the terminals and created chaos stranding people for hours and hours. >> abc's david curly has all the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" just when it seemed it couldn't get worse -- that water pipe at jfk burst apparentl

. >>> new video of a spacex rocket carrying a secret pay load into orbit.. it was carrying the zuma spacecraft for the u.s. government. this is the first spacex launch of the year. last year it launched 18 times. >>> okay. it is everything we love about the olympics. amazing performances mixed with a lot of drama. >> an amazing run in san jose. the u.s. figure skating championships wrapped up today. think fremont and think palo alto. >> reporter: san jose has hosted the national championships twice before. bay area skating fans retreated to tremendous performances. but there was a lot of terrorco as to how the team was selected. good news for the first time in years two skaters from the bay area selected. >> mr. vincent joe. >> reporter: what he does know is that it is all worth it. >> my life has been defined in the last 24 hours. that's how i see it. >> reporter: joe entered last night's free skate competition in the fifth. he skated well but was going to need help from the skaters after him when he was going to finish in the top. he saw his dream melting

spacex's elon musk says everything went well. it will carry a tesla roadster the woman to musk. musk.dster belonging to 2700 journalists in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> china is amongst the spotlight with its strength and challenges, drawing lots of attention. >> i think in china the authorities get it. that may not have been the case years ago, but certainly they get the implications. financialhat stability is giving the preeminence it is given, the authorities are convinced they can only move around the road of financial development. i think this is very good news. or quitehinese have, f a little while, been superb at free-trade rhetoric and even more super at protectionist behavior. you have to separate the language from the activities. anytime the u.s. does anything to deal with a problem, we are called protectionist. plans to further measures in banking, securities, and ensuring access. many foreign friends want to know when these measures will materialize. let me respond here. we will increment these measures within this year. the earlier, the better. >> some of th

it was launched aboard a spacex et northrop grumman built the satellite.portedly cost billions of dollars. david martin is at the pentagon with what we're learning about this space mystery. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the price for it is not known, but it is certain that u.s. intelligence suffered a great loss for the intelligence it needed and the u.s. taxpayer lost money on a satellite it had bought. >> three, two, one, ignition, lift-off. >> reporter: the spy satellite made by northrop grumman was mounted in the nose of a spacex falcon 9 rocket. >> we have successful lift-off. >> reporter: the sunday night launch appeared to go flawlessly. spacex said after a review of all data, falcon 9 did everything correctly. >> the states have confirmed. >> reporter: the rocket's first stage returned to earth could be used again while the second stage carried the satellite into orbit. bill harwood is a correspondent for cbs newss. >> they're not giving us a hint of what might have went wrong. >> reporter: the company would not comment saying it was a c

(laughing) (colonial penn jingle) >>> so that is a spacex falcon heavy, a rocket being tested at the kennedy space center in florida. it's massive, 27 engines. spacex boss, elon musk says the test went pretty well and that the rocket will be launching in a week or so. his company claims the rocket is powerful enough for manned missions to the moon and mars. >> i'm very excited for that. we're signing up. >>> and now to a wild scene in broad daylight in phoenix. >> it ended with a terrifying crash and confusion at the scene. we have the details. >> reporter: the chase began after a traffic stop for a moving violation. >> he's run a red light and continuing in towards asu now. >> reporter: tv choppers following over head. that red jeep at high speed. >> oh, my gosh. he's really, really speeding up now. >> reporter: finally slamming into an unsuspecting driver. >> oh, no. oh, no. head-on collision with that car. >> reporter: but it's not over. >> he's running. >> reporter: the driver, 31-year-old mitchell jumps out and approaches the bystanders. when police arrive confusion. >> that's h

so, spacex, yeah, just couple hundred thousand.ut, you know, yeah, as these things go, that is not too bad. so spacex was kind enough to do this they landed part of a rocket. have you come up with part of a rocket. the way space travel works, the rocket is like three rockets snapped on top much each other. each smaller than the last. the reason you do that, once you use up a chunk, you don't want to carry dead weight of metal hulk, you drop it into the ocean. what spacex was able to do, first stage landed on a barge. this is a good first step in this direction. elon musk said, get the price down 90%, on pace launch. if you multiply that by elon musk conversion factor, you end up with a pretty reasonable number, spokespeople said 30 to 40% which is enormous. do you want to? >> so that is what is happening right now. we talk about some other technologies that we were told about nasa advanced inconcepts group. like a pogo stick. to oomp to get things going. we talked about a space elevator. a space elevator is three parts. a station w