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think more "star wars" than "star trek." in fact, the vastness beyond may soon become just another contested space in which earthly conflict plays out. joining us to explore this challenge is everyone's favorite astrophysicist, dr. neil degrasse tyson. popular in every dimension, many of you will recognize dr. tyson as the former host of pbs' own "nova: sciencenow." his new book, "accessory to war: the unspoken alliance between astrophysics and the military," explores the intersection between science, politics, and public policy, familiar territory for my guest. under president bush, dr. tyson served on the moon, mars, and beyond commission, and today, he sits on the defense innovation board at the pentagon. when dr. tyson jumps into the middle of issues involving science and politics, he brings an evangelist's passion for science and for the scientific method to anyone who will listen. he posted a video making the case called "science in america" to his facebook universe. here is an excerpt that captures the essence of his

>> accept star trek. we've made a pilot. would you like to be the captain? social media. bit coin, staying current helps him stay young. i was sitting right across from him and i was thinking this guy is not 87. >> i was thinking that. >> and you've got six degrees of william shatner. >> my mom was on an episode of star trek, the tv show as you saw him a long time ago and she was green and she was wearing like a bikini and her hair was like the b-52s and she was playing like a hot alien space woman. >> that's so amazing, your mom. >> we actually got to walk out on broadway and the throngs, the people who came and took pictures with william shatner was just amazing and he invited me to lunch after wards and spent two hours with he and his wife and it was just the best lunch i've ever had. >> his theory is just like say yes to everything. it's working for him and everything he touches, i love the commercials. t. >> that entire generation i think by the way, probably know william shatner from priceline, but he's played captain kirk for four decades. >> yeah. >>

star trek night at at&t, back to the future it was for the giants.a for the minor leagues, chris shot his first big-league game scoring in the seventh and delivering a sac fly to pick it up. brandon bell a big trouble in the game comes into score nothing. giants break it up when a six run highlighted by this, right here. garcia to left field, his big home run. you know what's better than that? the reaction of his dad on the left-hand side. you've got to love it. he had a two-run single, the silent treatment in the dugout but soon after it's all hugs and kisses. 7-0 giants win over the mets. the coach has himself a passing game, 27 seconds left san diego state, 7-to but costello 38 yards for jj. it's 9-7 stanford and they put the pedal down in the second half. this kid had six catches, 226 yards, three touchdowns. 80 of them right there. the defender falls, off to the races. 332 yards passing, beautiful nights. for touchdowns, stanford wins going away 31-10. check this out. some of the baseball gets tricky. brewers, milwaukee catcher playing a little

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let's welcome william shatner, star trek's captain kirk who's new memoir is live long and -- >> livet dot dot dot is the important part of the title because you live long and -- and if you watch "squawk box," you'll prosper, but if you don't, you know you might not. its the ellipse that's the pivotal part of the title, like, what are you going to do with your life? >> you've written books before >> i have. >> how many? >> we stopped counting. >> but this one is very forthcoming and -- i think you open up about a lot of stuff that's interesting to people and there must be cathartic to talk about at least. >> a lot of memories and all of our long lives are painful or cathartic or -- or -- i mean its part of your journey somebody said to me when i said -- when i was complaining about something, they said, well, that's the career you're supposed to have. this is the life we're supposed to have, this journey and whatever you're doing is what you're doing. and then you stop. >> i talk about you because no one -- they look at your date of birth. most actors lie about their date of birth. i

they have got to be kind of star trek, wrath of khan. it has to be better than the original movie. there are friends of mine that the graphic novel version of clinton cash. they are now doing a graphic novel on space force with the president in it and you might see other familiar faces in the comic book. what is the proper response to the rising threat of china? wow. superb question. if i had three hours, i would give you the full response. i will tell you a personal story. i came into the white house predominantly to do terrorism issues. i was a utility infielder on national security. once you read all reports, near mortals don't get to read them, you realize he will beat the jihadis easy. we will deal with everyone else, iran included. but america only faces one strategic threat and it is china. this is not classified. china has an overt plan to displace america by the 100th anniversary of the commonest revolution of china. by 2049, america will be irrelevant. china is building the capacity to do that. it is the one belt, one road strategy. they are building a global web of econo

. ♪ >> the new star trek, the first kicked off ater the toronto international film festival.s directed by the director of "hell or high water." choosing a netflix release for unusual,val was especially after the cannes film festival band netflix from his festival earlier this year. many filmmakers are turning toward distributors like netflix and amazon, who are hungry for financesnd providing for smaller budgets. i am natalie wrong. you can find me -- i am natalie wong. you can find me on twitter. vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. bostick.i remain -- i am romaine bostick. this is bloomberg markets. devoting more of his merchant to educating the next generation of entrepreneurs -- more of his fortune to achieving the next generation of much for yours. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg. manyibaba has so resources, so much talent, 600 million people using us. put love, we do not respect, responsibility into our business model, do not develop in our employees, we could destroy a lot of things. it can do good things. but it could do bad things. very cold, people say.

let's do the "star trek"-- we're going through the-- we're-- >> oh, oh, right, right. >> stephen: we'reokay, okay, right. >> stephen: yeah... >> x-ray field. >> oh, duh, oh. duh. >> yeah, that was good. >> stephen: well, here we are. i'll park it. neil, always a pleasure to do science with you. we scienced the hell out of this rover. >> wait, steve, did we park legally? >> stephen: if it gets booted, that's nasa's problem okay? come and get me on mars, copper. >> stephen: thank you nasa and neil degrasse tyson! we'll be right back with hilary rodham clinton! [ cheers and applause ] -computer, order pizza. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with progressive, you can quote your insurance on just about any device. even on social media. he'll be fine. -[ laughs ] -will he? -i don't know. -will he? to most people, ...most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, wide

little bit of a my kids love it, my whole classroom is star wars and supernatural and star trek. if my kids know i am mad at them, i have a little yoda that when you squeeze his hand, he gives consequences. i will pick yoda of and -- yoda up and do this, and everyone is like -- mr. lamb: why did they take yoda away from star wars? >> i don't know. it increased some great rapport with me from my kids. the kids that are into that sometimes do not have a lot of friends here he is with a walk -- friends. so they walk into my room and their eyes light up. it is nice to be that kid. teach at river watch river watch -- middle school. i teach eighth-grade history. mr. lamb: when do you know your kids are learning? >> a lot of great answers have been set, but when they own the knowledge. whether it is asking a follow-up question, saying hey, this is something i saw on the news or something my parents were talking about, it is when they want to extend it and do something with it. really when it is theirs. mr. lamb: so the first day or second day of classes this fall, what would you teach?

i think today or tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of the first time star trek appeared on tv. >> yeah right? >> i should know this. i don't. >> i was going through the dirty file cabinet that is my skull. >> that's pretty good. if you know that off the top of your head -- >> i don't know it i could be making this up. the facebook hearing, they don't call it fake news. you notice that yesterday? they kept referring it as inorganic or inauthentic will the president say that now, inauthentic news by me >> fake news rolls off the tinge fa tongue fast. >> i think you have to do it this way that way is a gang sign. >> that was the most unusual tease ever. >>> trade turmoil and your money. the stocks you need to watch as trade concernsamp rup more to do your rbi coming up the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus >>> welcome back the united states could officially announce tariffs on 200 billion of chinese goods as soon as tomo

you know, it was the first -- it was before "star trek." i was a huge fan of the show.s like -- >> jimmy: you feel so good. it's in my book. >> yeah, my book. >> jimmy: oh, oh here in my book. .e what is rock n' roll? >> they tilt the camera a a certain way, and then you animate the set like it's -- like it's shaking. >> jimmy: oh, lice it's turbul >> yeah, like, yeah, yeah, turbulence is what it's called. >> jimmy: so how would you --li >> s, if the cameras are over here, it's just like this. you know, it's like that. [ laughter ] and you are like, okay, it's going to, you know, there is a, the volcano is erupting. [ laughter ] and you have to be like, serious though. it's like -- it's like -- [ light laughter ] i'm like, "can i do that? did you do it?" >> jimmy: i just tried to do it now. >> now fall back into do the ca chair cause yodo this stuff too. like -- you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> ah! that was too much. i overacted on that one? [ laughter ] >> a lot of stunts, when you know -- sometimes you see those stunts, and they're like, whoa. >

you took them and said we want star trek replicators and stuff like this, organizing economies where we are all comfortable. they can come up with an alternative economic system quite easily if they put their minds to it. we are just wasting all this imagination and sometimes i think that is the whole point. there has been a war on the imagination involving all the people who could be inventing the stuff and they make them do really stupid stuff so we don't get there because they are afraid of the future. >> that is actually literally true that the people who could be inventing space stuff -- i did a talk for a city firm, high-speed trader types. they said it is quite a different office, one of us is a cambridge physicist, the wrecks are oxford physicists and they all had phds in physics or pure math and they did liquidity provision. they went out and put orders in for shares but did so in a way that was so spread out and still but others cannot think they were putting in these orders for shares. the reason they did that is there's another group of physicists somewhere in the world w

it looks like "star trek."e scenes how it all plays out tomorrow morning. >> so convenient. >>> it is time for "the mix." we've got some really interesting stories to share with you. >> yeah. >> so fashion week here in new york wrapped up recently. it is now fashion week in milan, italy, and they've debuted bridal biker shorts. take a look at these. so we've seen bridal jumpsuits, bridal pjs, but are we ready for bridal athleisure? >> just in case you take the city bike to your wedding, is that the case. >> or you want to work out right after the ceremony or you want to be kind of more mobile for the reception while you're dancing. you want to be able to move a lot easier. >> are we here for this? >> so this is selling -- so the lux version of these bridal shorts go for about $400. they're actually a really big thing. kim kardashian, she's been seen on several occasions rocking spanx-like yeezy workout shorts with heels. some of the celebrities are getting into it. >> she's gotten married a couple of times. may

"star trek" fans will notice this device, which can diagnose with one quick scan.rsion of that technology, capable of diagnosing 16 different diseases. >> you could have it in the front door of a hospital, where you can help triage patients and decide what is going on with individuals as they're walking in. >> reporter: while fda approvals could be several years away, dr. harris' team is working on building trust. >> the trust with providers that are going to be getting this information and acting on it, the trust of the public that's going to be using this type of device. that's going to take time. >> reporter: and if robots can help nurses and doctors at work, can they help patients at home? >> hello, ray. is this a good time for our daily check? >> gadi? i want to introduce you to my friend, mabel. >> reporter: meet mabel, a personalized companion in the form of a friendly, yellow robot. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> super. glad you're feeling great. >> reporter: patient, ray byrd, a bus driver who recently suffered a heart attack. to make sure he

star officer and all of the military services. truman was a lot like bradley. bradley served in life combat in north africa, sicily, and all the poor countries of 800 mile treks from normandy to berlin. truman appreciated that. bradley saw combat and specifically questioned, when bradley came back and was given that job basically every organizing the administration, bradley bill through congress and saw the creation of the network of va hospitals. bradley carried that back to the president. he informed the president that every soldier, and there were many many blacks who came back as combat, wounded, deserved the same treatment in the va hospital as did the white soldiers. that stuck with truman. that changed his you that we have to change this and bradley became commander of the troops in normandy. 164 black officers and eight white officers. if we are going to give them up and they are going to fight. i wonder if you know about the role that truman and bradley added using the experience from being in va hospitals where you had black guys shut up and white guys shot up getting equal treatment. >> he had better relations with bradley than his successor eisenhower.