spacex launched over half of the global launch as last year, 90% of what went orbit went through spacexthey are the best option on the market and in some cases the only option on the market. so, to have other players and other competition is huge. the interesting thing between spacex and blue origin is you have bezos and musk, two billionaires, the companies were founded at the same time, 2002. until a couple of years ago they had invested the same amount of money into both companies and when you look at what spacex has done over that time, dominating the market and enabling this entrepreneurship, innovation and private capital with jeff bezos launching these luxury trips to the edge of space with small rockets. new glenn is the vehicle that is going to launch satellites and enable them to do things like lunar missions and everything else blue origin wants to do. it's important for them to get the vehicle up and it's important for the rest of us because competition brings prices down for everyone. mike: chad, what do you see the incoming trump administration doing to help foster the spa

i'm sorry, spacex was created in 2001.n around for many years, and they're getting mature. there's no guarantee these companies will go public, correct? >> correct. liz: that being said, what about space spacex? >> they've recently are also been doing a buyback, a phenomenon we're seeing where the companies are helping to address liquidity for these shareholders. and it's a stratosphere thetic number in the private markets. when you say, okay, that's 350, openai's $150 billion, are they too big? we have market caps of until trillions, nvidia, microsoft. these are mega companies, there's still upside from some of those valuations. liz: and spacex has a reference price of $165 a share. we're not sure any of these companies will go public although klarna has been pretty clear they would like to go public this year. >> that's right. liz: what about the reference price there? >> yeah. klarna has given an indication that they do want to go public sooner that've than later. they redomiciled the company into the u.k. to make it ev

and yet, it's still not as large as spacex starship rocket. bezos is also challenging musk on other fronts, with plans to launch a constellation of internet satellites to take on spacex's starlink internet service, and the race is on to be the first private company to land humans on the moon, something that hasn't been done in more than 50 years. >> wow. just incredible. the numbers there, 32 stories tall but still not as big as spacex's rocket. >> musk and bezos going after it after it for space supremacy. >> michael strahan michael strahan on the piece was went to space. got to go up there and he said it was life changing. >> yeah, i believe it, i believe it thriving. >> call or visit national debt relief.com to get started. >> time now for sports news now and the effects of the california wildfires. >> both of the nba's l.a. teams are set to resume their schedules, and the league has informed the lakers and the clippers that their home games are expected to be played tonight. >> meanwhile, in the nfl, the rams are prepping to play their hom

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by elon musk and elon musk and spacex.course, they've been routinely launching falcon nine falcon heavies, recovering first stage boosters. so in a way, blue origin is playing catch up. and this is a big deal. this is their first orbital rocket, the new glenn. and it's been in development for quite a while. so it will be exciting to see how it goes. now it took spacex many, many, many tries before they successfully recovered their first stage booster. and so blue origin is going to try this on their first flight test. so we'll see how it goes. it'll be interesting to watch. >> and again about this being such a big deal and the fact that, you know, this rocket, or at least blue origin is really going to be a major competition to elon musk. talk to us about how, you know, that's probably good for us, right? >> oh, absolutely. competition is good. it keeps everyone sharp, keeps everyone on their game. it keeps people from being complacent. right. and so then always good to have an alternative provider. spacex has been has bro

. >>> historic launch aimed at taking on elon musk and spacex is scrubbed in the final minutes. >>> later, the response to the california wildfires getting more political with one week to go until inauguration day. >>> it is monday, january 13th, 2025. you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good monday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm frank holland. we begin with a look at u.s. stock futures with the markets falling after the friday's stronger than expected jobs report that led to the upside in yields. that is one that is rattling are investors. take a look. we are deep in the red across the board. s&p down almost 1%. the dow would open 160 points lower. right here, the nasdaq down more than 280 points. down just about 1.5%. right now, i want to look at the pre-market action on the nasdaq 100. take a look at those stocks moving the index lower. arm holdings down 4%. similar for alantir and micro strategy. let's look last week. it was and down week overall. the nasdaq down two weeks in a row. here is the percentage moves. the dow falling more than 1.3%. the s&p dow

launches, must -et coming to spacex launches, must get into— coming to spacex launches, must get intoleaders and they all want influence and that is what you are — want influence and that is what you are seeing reflect that. mark— you are seeing reflect that. mark zuckerberg very much trying — mark zuckerberg very much trying to _ mark zuckerberg very much trying to in some ways follow in elon— trying to in some ways follow in elon musk's footsteps or take — in elon musk's footsteps or take a _ in elon musk's footsteps or take a page out of it playbook. i take a page out of it playbook. iwouid — take a page out of it playbook. i would caution, in terms of elon— i would caution, in terms of elon musk's relationship with donald — elon musk's relationship with donald trump, it is not necessarily going to be... may not be — necessarily going to be... may not be rosy forever. there has been — not be rosy forever. there has been chatter in trump circles around — been chatter in trump circles around mar—a—lago about whether elon around mar—a—lago about whether eion musk— around mar—a—lago ab

i don't know how we got into this mess contracting with one contractor spacex doing rockets for us ascontrolling communications. there have been many reports and suspects that some of the systems were not optimized to help the ukrainians. and we have been dealing in haiti and the kenyan forces were only given one starlink in that fight. one. so, i don't know how the u.s. government, and we have the national reconnaissance office, and we have space command and nasa, and how in the hell in the people in washington have subrogated our intelligence and security to one company is interesting, and that is what we need to know. >> thank you, and that is just what we need to know. still ahead right here on "the weekend." right here on "the weekend. the vaporizing night time, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> in just a few minutes, the nation will begin remembrance ceremonies for jimmy carter. he died last saturday in plains, georgia. a funeral is set at 10:00 a.m. in plains, georgia, and afterwards he is going to be in repose in atlanta, and then he will lie

spacex is one of the biggest players in the field. the incoming administration offering you in terms of expanded business and also what sort of challenges? alex: spacex has really changed to the game in space by -- i would not say making launch a solved problem -- but certainly lowering the barriers for companies like us to get to space so we are thankful for their contribution to the industry. the incoming administration has a history of being very friendly towards commercial space. budgets we rely on for our customers will certainly go up. that is very good for us. but i think that space is more that a u.s. issue. it's a global issue. we have an office in toulouse, france that enables us to do business with customers in france on the government and commercial side and in the broader european union. so that is in europe. we also see demand for space also in countries that don't have their own industrial base but want more sovereignty over their space infrastructure. we have a joint venture in the uae. we created the first company in

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i mean, to look at tesla and spacex. >> laura: plus, gavin newsom gets called out for pushing misinformation my angle in moments 24 are now dead and 16 missing as california braces for high winds tonight that could cause explosive fire growth. matt finn is live in altadena, california with the latest. matt? hi,laura the eaton fire is the deadliest so far. 16 people dead in this town alone. take a look at this one street. it's obliterated. if we went down farther we could show you home after home after home. so he caso c so cal edison respe because did not turn off the electric here. they are getting back to their property case by case and trying to reclaim some of their belongings. flip around to the other side of the street, laura. the fires spared certain sides of streets this one. the people who are home the one side says owner is home and has guns beware district attorney nathan hochman announced charges against nine different people for looting and one for an. so one people we talked to are afraid of their homes being picked over, laura. >> i heard the same thing. thank you very much. a

spacex indica que eligieron el área del sur del océano Índico para re-entrar a la tierra.és de la nasofaringe por más de 10 segundos. si se colapsa la vía aérea aquí del área de la faringe no pasa el aire. 1 empieza a roncar y baja el oxígeno y eso se convierte en una apnea obstructiva del sueño. la apnea del sueño está muy relacionada con la obesidad. si tú tienes un paciente que está bien obeso, tiene un the made bien alto y lo pones a rebajar y te baja un 20% de su bmi, ese paciente va a mejorar su apnea. el tratamiento estándar sigue siendo la maquinita con la mascarilla. es la presión positiva. lo que hace la presión es que pone una máquina aquí, echa aire y abre. mantiene abierta la nasofaringe, por lo tanto el paciente puede respirar bien, pero el medicamento para la obesidad schiff vance aprobado recientemente por la fda para tratar la apnea obstructiva del sueño da mayores esperanzas a quienes padecen de esta condición y hubo un estudio de 460 personas donde se pusieron los pacientes que tenían nada de sueño severa o moderada que usaban máquina. se pusieron el med

por otro lado, spacex lanzó su cohete falcon 9, que transportaba 21 naves starlink desde la estacións del mundo con pocos servicios y a partir del 31 de enero amazon le dirá adiós al servicio de pruébalo antes de comprar, que permite probarse ropa y pagar por las piezas que el consumidor conserva. según un portavoz de la compañía, el cierre se llevará a cabo porque solo funcionaba para algunos artículos específicos y por el uso de las nuevas funciones impulsadas por la inteligencia artificial. yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. vamos a palco deportivo este domin por la pantalla de telemundo. les tenemos el partido de la ronda divisional de los playoffs entre los philadelphia, eagles y los angeles rams, y por eso en nuestro palco deportivo está dedicado al equipo de filadelfia en su victoria frente a los packers. lamentablemente, lo primero es bastante desagradable. este creador de contenido fanático de los packers decidió visitar el estadio de los eagles con su novia y el sujeto que vemos atrás se dedicó a acosarlos todo el partido, insultándolos una y otr

we are expecting this rocket here, a falcon nine rocket, belonging to the private company spacex, toe is scheduled for 11 minutes past the hour, what is the time as we have it right now. it is described as a one rocket, two missions vessel, containing lunar lander is, built by the us and japanese companies. they are poised to as they put it ride share to the moon. you can see the anticipation is building at the kennedy space center in florida as we await this launch. ., , , ., ., ~ ., launch. computers have taken over the launch countdown, _ launch. computers have taken over the launch countdown, we are - launch. computers have taken over. the launch countdown, we are waiting for the final glow from the launch director. ., , for the final glow from the launch director. . , ., ., ., . director. that is go for launch. great news. — director. that is go for launch. great news, we _ director. that is go for launch. great news, we are _ director. that is go for launch. great news, we are go - director. that is go for launch. great news, we are go for- director. that is go for launch. i gr

from boeings star liner to crew nine, launching from florida, from texas and spacex, the megastar shouldling satellite launches, the u.s. launched a record 145 rockets to orbit in 2024, space x alone accounted for 95% of those and this year, it's only going to get busier, with what the wall street journal calls a traffic jam forming at three critical launchpad in florida and california approved for big rockets. >> i think it'll be intense. >> smaller launch sites like the pacific space court are marketing themselves as faster and cheaper. >> we can take a customer and get them up on time. we are not congested. >> at the faa's command center, managing air traffic congestion around rocket launches in florida, california and texas, that's a daily challenge. experts say the u.s. needs more space ports to compete on the new global space race. george neal, retired as a top space expert at the faa. >> how critical is it that the country is able to build out new space ports? >> space is very critical for our national security, for our economic competitiveness, for inspiration for our students an

spacex alone accounted for 95% of those. and this year, it's only going to get busier.l launch pads in florida and california, approved for big rockets. >> i think it's going to be intense. >> reporter: now smaller launch sites, like the pacific space port on code yak island, alaska, are marketing themselves as faster and cheaper. >> now is the time because we offer availability. we can take customer and get them up on time. we're not congested. >> blue origin, texas launch scheduled between 1330 and 2130 zula. >> reporter: at the faa command center, managing congestion around rocket launches is a daily challenge. experts say the u.s. needs more space ports to compete on the new global space race. george neil retired as a top space expert at the faa. how critical is it that the country is able to build out new space ports? >> space is very critical for our national security, for our economic competitiveness, for our inspiration for our students and our future work force. and frankly to support our everyday life. communications, navigations, weather forecast, agriculture

blue origin is hoping to chip away at spacex's industry dominance. like its competitor, it plans to reuse the new glenn's booster by guiding it safely back to earth. it's theoretically capable of carrying larger objects than spacex's falcon heavy rocket. however, spacex is, of course developing its starship that nearly 400 foot tall rocket that would be the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever constructed. u.s. olympic sprinter has been arrested and stun gunned in a confrontation with police in miami. body cam footage obtained by cnn shows the incident between officers and fred kerley. authorities say he faces charges of battery resisting officers and disorderly conduct. they claim kerley approached officers while they were conducting an unrelated investigation. they say he disregarded lawful commands and then pushed one of them before resisting officer's efforts to detain him. the attorney for the olympian says his client was treated, quote, like millions of african americans throughout the country with a lack of humanity, compassion or res

we have passed through max q.we have a few events coming up,, mico, separation -- tom: a spacex falcon nine rocket launching a pair of lunar landers which will begin independent journeys to the moon. they have a payload of scientific equipment. the primary payload is called the firefly aerospace's blue ghost lunar lander. they will be carrying 10 science payloads from nasa as part of the payload services program. it is being called ghostriders in the sky, this mission, and has a target of landing on the moon in early march. we were seeing live pictures of the spacex falcon nine rocket taking off from kennedy space center with a payload that will be landing on the moon expected in march with scientific equipment feeding data back to nasa and the team. coming up -- >> i heard bloomberg is looking for a new cohost for "daybreak: europe" to explain the benefits of ai to business leaders worldwide. i thought no one is better qualified than me, an anti-generated avatar. -- tom: we will speak to the ceo of synthesia to discuss the company's growth ambitions and the development of digital avat

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while running spacex and othervn companies, he is, up course to cut government waste at does.lso getting in the facern of the europeans in the u.k.,l france, germany for some of their multicultural madness. this is making all the usual people really upset. "the new york times" says he has interfering in europeanap elections. and atlantic says he's appointed e world.king of th but one major figure is teaminga up with the tech billionaire. >> he is clearly an extraordinary talent. to look at tesla, spacex, we should make government moredo i efficient. is this the way to do it? i don't know. do i want them to succeed? surely. >> it is odd to have a man so wealthy now insinuating he canoe influencsne right-wing politicsn europe. it doesn't sound right. >> i'm not responsible for the behaviors. i will let him do it . when you say it is odd, it is not that odd. >> are you distressed by it? >> no. >> laura: i don't think shn tre has a problem with george soros gettintag involved. they couldn't take down trump, "60 minutes" trying to take dowl trump. theylong have sites on a guy gig o

glenn rocket has been ten years in development and was touted as a serious rival to elon musk�*s spacexcompany also wants to launch satellites for commercial customers and also nasa. a tsunami warning has been issued for southern japan folllowing a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. the japan meteorological agency asked people not to go in the sea or near coastal areas. there were concerns about the potentalfor a one metre high tsunami but a much smaller one was recorded reaching miyazaki city according to japan's public broadcaster. japan of course has more earthquakes than any other country in the world, the pulitzer earthquake proof and so far we have not had many reports of damage but will keep across the story for you. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather story across the uk is on the change, but perhaps not where you would think. just take a look at this dramatic temperature contrast from first thing this morning. we had 14 degrees in highland scotland — that runs the risk of some rapid snow melt and maybe some localised flooding. by contrast, —1. we are was still sittin

starlink, which is part of elon musk�*s spacex rocket company, already allows users around the world. its dominance has raised concerns about the power mr musk has over internet access in some parts of the world — as tech journalist chris stokel—walker explains. (sot) we obviously have this almost monopoly at the moment with elon musk dominating the area through starlink, we are going to see increasingly satellite internet which is provided by satellites orbiting in low earth orbit, around about 500, 600 miles above the earth's surface, becoming ever more important to reach those hard to get to places, things where you can't get really through traditional internet. we know that elon musk can be a character, we know he can change his mind, any competition at least one backed by a big tech company like amazon really can provide that competition that helps consumers in the long run. things are much quicker, and it is more reliable, it's one of those things that we have to bearin those things that we have to bear in mind, particularly in the last few months and we have been reading and w

starlink, which is part of elon musk�*s spacex rocket company, already allows users around the world0 satellites. its dominance has raised concerns about the power mr musk has over internet access in some parts of the world as tech journalist chris stokel—walker told me earlier. we obviously have this almost monopoly at the minute. with elon musk dominating the area through starlink, we are going to see, i think, increasingly satellite internet, which is provided by satellites orbiting in low earth orbit, around about 500, 600 or so miles above the earth's surface, becoming ever more important to reach those hard to get to places, things where you can't really get to through your traditional means of broadband internet. and so we know that elon musk can be a bit of a quixotic character. we know that he can change his mind. and so any competition, not least one backed by a big tech company like amazon, can really provide that strong competition that will hopefully help consumers in the long run. yes, and that's the thing, isn't it? amazon now asking the regulator for permission to lau

spacex said the simulators will be similar in size and weight to the starlink.est flight is planned for later. kelly, back to you. >>> the surgeon general issued a stark warning about alcohol consumption and increased cancer risk. we will look at the live report next. >> crypto watch is sponsored by crypto.com. (♪♪) crypto.com is america's premier crypto platform. what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >> no application fee if you apply by february 12th at university of maryland global campus, an accredited university that's transformed adult lives for 75 years. you're not waiting to win, you're ready to succeed again at umgc.edu. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate

starlink, which is part of elon musk�*s spacex rocket company, already allows users around the world the internet through a network of 6000 satellites. its dominance has raised concerns about the power mr musk has over internet access in some parts of the world. for more, i'm joined by techjournalist chris stokel—walker. chris, give me your assessment of how much of a game changer this is, and was on getting into this game in the uk. it will be incredibly important because as you mentioned, it is almost a monopoly at the moment with elon musk dominating the area through starlink. we will increasingly see satellite internet provided by satellite internet provided by satellite in low earth orbit, about 500 orso in low earth orbit, about 500 or so miles above the earth's surface, becoming ever more important to reach those hard to get to places, things where you can't really get to through your traditional means of broadband internet. and so we know that elon musk can be a quixotic character and can change his mind, so any competition, not least from a big company like amazon, can reall

from elon musk, who says the reason i am in america along with some any critical people who built spacextesla, and hundreds of other companies that made america strong is because of h-1b. can you talk about why elon musk finds himself kind of opposed to some other republicans on this issue. guest: when you look at his story. he came as international student and then got -- started a company and went on to h-1b. there is a little bit of a gap in his status there that the washington post has reported on. host: the post reported he overstayed his visa. guest: right, well he didn't actually go to school, he just started a company which is and what he was supposed to be doing. then he was get -- able to get on h-1b when he started the company and the company sponsored him for the visa. that's his process he went through. many other founders of companies, you look at 55% of the billion dollars startups in the united states were founded by immigrants. and if you look at artificial intelligence companies, 65% of those companies were started -- and when he's talking about critical positions. ceos

from justice department suing spacex for hiring practices to national highway traffic safety administrationbing tesla to them looking into neurolink and how it treats animals. this story is about social media. thee years ago elon musk went into twitter headquarters remember with the kitchen sink and changed the game. stuart: he did. lauren: they're still mad about it. stuart: thanks, lauren. coming up, elon musk reportedly secured office space at the white house. how much access will he continue to have with trump? we'll have that story for you. house republicans unveiled a bill that would allow trump to negotiate the purchase of greenland. the people that live there have mixed feelings about that. >> i like a lot about trump and their opinion about trump. >> i hate it, and basically i don't know what his aiming at. stuart: our next guest says acquiring greenland is essential to the national security. tennessee congressman andy ogles will make his case, he's next. ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're b

benefits through that, notjust his luck, but if you look at other companies he owns, for example, spacexe those income streams keep coming in. i also think he potentially thinks there is potential to sell his open ai services into government so a mixture of ideology and self interest driving him here.- ideology and self interest driving him here. thank you for that. let's get some of the day's other news now. the us markets watchdog — the sec — is suing elon musk, alleging he failed to disclose a large number of shares that he'd bought in twitter before declaring his intention to take over the platform. the lawsuit alleges that the tesla boss saved $150 million, buying the shares at "artificially low prices". responding, mr musk called the sec a "totally broken organisation." us chipmaker intel has said it will separate its venture capital and investment arm into a standalone company as it seeks to cut costs and increase efficiency. intel capital — a prominent tech investor with more than $5 billion in assets is expected to separate in the second half of this year and will get a new name

poster from elon musk who says the reason i'm in america along with so many critical people who built spacex, tesla and hundreds of other companies that made a construct is because of h-1b. can you talk about why musk finds himself opposed to some other republicans on this issue? >> if you look at his story became initially as an international student, then he got started a company and went onto h-1b. there's a bit of of a gap in the status that the "washington post" has reported on. >> you saying the overstayed his visa? >> right. he didn't actually go to school. he just started a company which isn't he is supposed to be doing. then he was able to then get on to h-1b once he started his company and the company then sponsored him for the visa. that this process he went through and many other founders of companies, look at 55% of the billion-dollar started in the united states were founded by immigrants. if you look at artificial intelligence companies, 65% of those companies were started by founders, and when he's talking about critical positions, ceos, ct owes, chief technology officers. th

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look at spacex and others really driving the technology in that space. look at companies, too, in the launch platform business. multiple companies doing incredible work. we are at a point in time where the excitement -- i remember when i was a kid staying up at night watching neil armstrong stepped foot on the moon. that was the most exciting thing to me ever. i watched at launch platform be recovered on a space platform and come down and get captured, and that does not excite you, then you don't have blood flowing through your veins. that is what is happening today. this is a reenergizing of space enterprise, and it is happening because there is this joint nurse between the government, the private sector, and utilizing recesses -- utilizing resources, and we have not seen that in this nation i think ever. it is a great example about how you leverage the innovation and creation of the private side with government as an enterprise with things that are necessary strategically, but leverage the investment that is taking place -- i don't remember a time wher

drove into the fire zone to help with connectivity using star link satellite technology developed by spacex x and hawthorn >> this is important for our public relationship officers and incident command officers and even for our strike teams who are out there trying to communicate. we have radio communications but this, this will enable cell phone and wireless communication. >> it is good we are able to help. just a tiny fraction being able to contribute. it is good. >> meantime, most schools in l.a. unified reopened today. a handful in the evacuation zones stayed closed. >> firecrews managed to contain a house fire in san jose this afternoon. it was burning near the fairgrounds on monterey road. everyone managed to make it out safely including three dogs. but, complicating matters, power lines came down during the fire so, people were asked to avoid that area. no word on what caused the fire. >>> still ahead, lawmakers being called to take action as firefighters scramble to take on historic wildfires. governor newsom's new twist on his special session. >>> also, a pair of san francisco poli

. >>> united airlines is planning to use spacex to upgrade the wi- fi on their flights. >> hi bertha. >> passengers on united airlines will soon have access to spacex and their satellite internet service, the airline announced it would start testing starling in february and eventually add the service to the entire fleet throughout 2025. delta and hawaiian airlines have announced partnerships with star link. >>> and chat bots powder -- powered by artificial intelligence boosted online sales and the u.s. by almost 4% year over year. according to a report by salesforce which said shoppers turned to the services 40% more than they did a year ago for help buying and returning products during the holiday season. online sales topped $282 billion and the u.s. during the last months of the year, my husband will tell you that i contributed a lot to that, an increase from $272 billion a year ago. >> but did you use a chat bot to help you? >> these days, it's the first thing you go to especially if you are doing a return, it's easy to use the chat bot. >> they always pop up, do you need any help?

. >> all right, now to spacex.hey launched a rocket into orbit today carrying a slew of satellites. and this happened here in california this morning. the falcon nine rocket carrying more than 130 different payloads, lifted off from vandenberg space force base. this is transporter 12. it is the 12th rideshare mission in a series which sends satellites from a variety of customers on a single rocket. the missions have delivered about 1100 payloads for more than 130 different customers. >> well, a piece of art is going to be headed to the moon on another spacex rocket. this is happening tomorrow. a little red cottage will hitch a ride on a lunar lander that's set to take off from the kennedy space center. the piece is one in a series created by swedish artist michael genberg. he has gained a reputation for putting little cottages in all sorts of unusual locations, including up a tree and even one that was floating down a lake or floating on a lake. if the launch goes as planned, the rover will land on the moon in abou

. >> well, two lunar landers are making their way to the moon aboard a spacex rocket that lifted off's blue ghost is flying ten experiments for nasa and will arrive first. the second lander belongs it a japanese company. on board that the moon's first house. it's a red toy-sized house designed by a swedish artist who's been dreaming of this for 25 years. when asked the purpose, the artist simply said "it's art." fair enough. >>> well, capital one accused of cheating customers, and the disturbing finds at several boar's head plants. shanelle kaul has today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: a mixed close to the markets on tuesday. the dow gained 221 points. the nasdaq lost 43, and the s&p 500 was up 6 points. >>> the u.s. securities and exchange commission is suing tech billionaire elon musk. the agency accuses musk of failing to disclose his ownership of twitter stock in a timely manner in early 2022 before buying the social media site. the sec alleges because of that musk was able to underpay by at least $150 million for shares that he bought later. musk denies any wrongdoing. >>> a u

>anne>there she goes >>> there she goes at cape canaveral, spacex lifting off once again.he falcon 9 rocket sent 21 starlink stat lights into space. then the booster landed on a drone ship in the atlantic. what was once an idea out of science fiction could soon become a reality, a smart home completely run by artificial intelligence that could help homeowners cook, clean, and even make decisions that includes a new samsung smart fridge that suggests what you need to buy on your next grocery trip, a microwave that knows how long to cook your food and a vacuum that picks up your socks. experts say home robots are still including. >> reporter: can we use a.i. to make it so the devices can have the decision making power for you? that takes a lot of trust, but that's the dream. >> consumers who want an integrated smart home often have to stick with one brand, but bridget carrie says that companies could integrate a common language so customers don't have to stick with just one, wild stuff. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a big uproar over potty training, why some parents in the uni

. >>> spacex and nasa launched two robotic missions to the moon.ther data at a basin site believed to be where an ancient asteroid hit. nasa aims to use that mission in its effort to return humans to the moon. the other from japan is expected to launch a micro rover to explore the far north of the moon. we'll be right back. moon. we'll be right back. this is a party. premier protein, my ride or die. boom! if you know, you know. let's go. this stuff changed my life. so good. high protein. check. one gram of sugar. oh, yeah. and a flavor for every vibe. (♪♪) (♪♪) premier protein. sweeten the journey. ♪♪ herbal essences is a force of nature. our shampoos and conditioners are made with supercharged botanicals. ♪♪ these sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate and replenish nutrients. ♪♪ to boost hair health in just one wash. ♪♪ all without the salon naturals price tag. ♪♪ ♪♪ it's supercharged herbal essences. ♪♪ >>> we are back with our top story. millions remain under red flag warning as extreme winds threaten to spread the massive blazes across souther

the new glenn has been touted as a serious rival to elon musk�*s spacex rockets.espondent pallab ghosh. iam i am guessing this is a big blow to mr bizos. aha, i am guessing this is a big blow to mr bizos.- i am guessing this is a big blow to mr bizos. a little bit of a blow — blow to mr bizos. a little bit of a blow but _ blow to mr bizos. a little bit of a blow but it _ blow to mr bizos. a little bit of a blow but it is _ blow to mr bizos. a little bit of a blow but it is normal. . of a blow but it is normal. this is the first time he is trying out this rocket, new glenn. a gigantic rocket, 98 metres tall. it not they would either be a delay or some little bit wouldn't go right. this is normal and part of the development process but the billionaires will be competing with each other in space very soon. the question is when new glenn will be ready for launch. it probably won't be in the next few days because they are draining it of fuel and they will have to put fuel back into it which is time—consuming and they will have to resolve whatever issue it was and the l

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biggest insurance companies that you know, the other side of the company is built from scientists from spacex and boeing. chris: why rocket science? preston says the insurance industry often sets rates and adds or drops policies in bulk, often by zip code. well, instead, preston says stand is focusing on individual houses, it'll build a digital twin of your home, then use physics to simulate how it would withstand extreme weather and disasters. dan: we're basically borrowing from how you would build an aircraft or spacecraft. if we're successful, and we expect to be, we will demonstrate that the reduction in risk actually leads to a lower cost for us and thus for our customers. chris: that is a much-needed option for california, and yet. amy bach: well, i don't love it. chris: amy bach leads united policyholders, a san francisco nonprofit that helps consumers navigate insurance issues. bock agrees that homeowners desperately need more insurance choices, but some companies, like stand, that are picking up dropped policies are actually partnered with an out-of-state or non-admitted insurance co

the new glenn rocket is set to be the first competitor to elon musk's spacex falcon nine.than the falcon and packs twice the power. >> we can take 45 metric tons to leo orbit. it really changes what people are going to think about how and what they can bring to space. >> blue origin says. right now, it's looking at opportunities for its next launch attempt. >> okay, got some competition coming. >> yeah. >> can we talk about the win for a second? yeah. so the winds that we're seeing here today, is that connected at all to the winds that southern california is going to see tomorrow? >> yeah it is. so the winds right here are gusty. then that low pressure strengthens even more the next 24 hours and then goes south into southern california. they're going to get the brunt of this next wind event. we have a wind advisory here but not particularly strong for most of us. you can see the tam cam this morning is shaking. it's the north bay mountains that are seeing the strongest winds this morning. but from time to time we've seen these winds hit the valley floor. earlier this morni

a spacex rocket is due to lift off, carrying a pair of commercial lunar landers that will try to touchmonths. one was built by a japanese company, the other built by a texas company. cbs news's mark strassmann saw the u.s. lander up close before it was shipped off for launch. the blue ghost was built by a company called firefly near austin. it is six feet tall, 11ft wide, with four landing legs. it still will deliver ten science payloads for nasa, but its primary mission is to pave the way for astronauts to return. >>>>it's been basically the only thing we think about morning, noon, night. this really is a building largely of 20 somethings creating the next generation of space. i think that's one thing that that makes us really different is they've been told no so many times in their career, so they don't know what what can't be done. >>>>well, two of firefly's rivals flew into trouble on the first flights last year. one company, astro robotic, suffered a mission ending failure of its propulsion systems. the other, intuitive machines, touched down but tipped over with pop superstar bey

the latest rocket was designed to compete with spacex, which has already carried humans into orbit. >s are making a vigorous return. the centers for disease control says flu cases jumped more than 18% in the last week of 2024. hospital visits are also up. new data out tomorrow is expected to show a bigger spike, and it's not just the flu. covid, rsv, and norovirus cases have also skyrocketed. >>> today a broadcasting milestone for cbs' award winning sports caster jim nantz. he called his 500th nfl game when the buffalo bills took on the denver broncos at orchard park, new york. nantz is the first person in the network's history to do that. congratulations. and the bills won 31-7. >>> next on the cbs weekend news, we return to los angeles where there's a scramble to shelter some of the wildfire's most vulnerable victims. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha plus a statin lowers ldl-c by 63%. do not take repatha if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can occur. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue

spacex will soon provide the ride home for astronauts sunny williams and butch wilmore, whose ten day mission last june to the space station will last nine months until at least late march. after nasa brought the troubled boeing starliner spaceship home empty, concerned it wasn't safe for the astronauts. we're both, you know, navy. we've both been on deployments. we're not surprised when deployments get changed. schiff dahle 2024 was also another big year for the chinese space program, landing a second robotic mission on the far side of the moon, then returning home with soil samples that suggest ancient volcanic activity. china is moving at full throttle to land its own astronauts on the moon by 2030. that's also nasa's goal for its artemis program, and it is vital for us to land on the south pole so that we do not cede portions of that south lunar south pole to the chinese. but nasa is now delaying an artemis loop around the moon until 2026 to improve the heat shields needed for reentry. the goal now. a moon landing in 2027. new astronaut doctor chris williams. have you dreamed of b

the new glenn has been touted as a serious rival to elon musk�*s spacex rockets.respondent pallab ghosh explained why delays like this are to be expected. this is the first time he is trying out this rocket, new glenn. a gigantic rocket, 98 metres tall. it ultimately is a competitor to elon musk�*s rocket but in its very first launch this is expected to happen, if everything isn't going to plan, call it off, and try again another day. when elon musk tried with his rockets there were lots of explosions and crashes and delays. this is part of the development process. i would imaginejeff bezos would want it to have gone up and performed successfully but i think it was more likely than not there would either be a delay or some little bit wouldn't go right. this is normal and part of the development process but the billionaires will be competing with each other in space very soon. the question is when new glenn will be ready for launch. it probably won't be in the next few days because they are draining it of fuel and they will have to put fuel back into it which is ti

|f successful, it will place blue 0rigin in direct competition with spacex, with plans to carry satellitesreally cold spell of weather is at an end. now, if i show you the temperature anomaly chart, any time you see oranges and reds, that's temperatures above average. so it's getting really mild for scotland and northern ireland — temperaturesjumping up, the snow will be melting. for england and wales, temperatures generally getting back to where they should be for the middle ofjanuary. and quite a contrast really early in the morning. we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland. still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and most places will be dry and bright with some sunshine. but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south to south westerly winds for scotland and northern ireland — that's why temperatures could reach 12 or 13 degrees. for england and wales, still a little bit

if successful, the heavy—lift rocket will place blue origin in direct competition with spacex, with plansewed mission will also trial the company's blue ring pathfinder demonstration system. hello, there. you'll be pleased to hear this really cold spell of weather is at an end. now, if i show you the temperature anomaly chart, any time you see oranges and reds, that's temperatures above average. so it's getting really mild for scotland and northern ireland — temperaturesjumping up, the snow will be melting. for england and wales, temperatures generally getting back to where they should be for the middle ofjanuary. and quite a contrast really early in the morning. we've got the mild air in place for scotland and northern ireland. still a bit chilly, though, for england and wales — any mist and fog patches will be lifting and most places will be dry and bright with some sunshine. but we have more cloud in the north and that's bringing this rain down across scotland, northern ireland, eventually into northern england and north wales. and we've got the stronger south—southwesterly winds for s

the rocket is aiming to take on elon musk and spacex in the commercial space sector is a huge moment space, if you will. morgan brennan is joining us live with more. i imagine you were up at 1:00 waiting for new glenn to take off. >> reporter: sleep is for suckers, andrew. i was up at 1:00 and they kept pushing back the launch attempt. they finally scrubbed it at 3:00 a.m. last night, i spoke with dave limp from inside the new glenn rocket factory and as bezos' company looks to enter the launch market and i asked limp what the incoming trump administration ill mean for space policy. >> i'm optimistic. if you go back to the first trump administration, they did a lot of good for space. they created the space force. they were very, very proactive with the space council. they gave the first lunar commercial contract for space through nasa. so, these are things are still continuing today that are boons to the u.s. i think they'll continue that momentum. >> what's different this time around is one of your rivals, blue origin's rivals, elon musk and spacex has the ear of the incoming presid

italy is in talks with spacex for a five-year contract to provide communications for the government.hey say the deal is aimed at supplying italy with top-level encryption for telephone and internet services. the plan is opposed by some officials concerned about the impact on local carriers and russia's defense ministry says its forces have repelled what appears to be a fresh ukrainian offensive in the border region of kursk. ukraine earlier seized territory in a surprise incursion in mid august. russia has claimed back about half the territory and could get the rest in a matter of months. new york city finally joins london with a congestion pricing scheme. what drivers will pay and their reception to it. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> new york city has joined stockholm and london charging drivers to enter high traffic areas with the congestion pricing program starting yesterday. >> drivers in manhattan transportation will get pricier. motorists will have to pay a toll during peak hours for small vehicles and vans, nine dollars per day down fr

reports say italy and spacex will announce a $1.6 billion deal as italy's prime minister makes a pilgrimagease of us steel. we have the latest reaction from tokyo. business confidence has slumped in the uk faced with "rising costs and taxes" with warnings prices will go up to cover costs. and could this be a hole in one? we'll be exploring the rising appeal of indoor golf — as tiger woods and rory mcilroy launch a new league. live from london this is business today, i'm sally bundock. we begin in the us where later today in washington the certification of the election results should take place despite the huge winter storm. then in two weeks donald trump's second inauguration as us president takes place and over the weekend there has been another visitor to his florida home — the mar—a—lago resort. on sunday, italy's prime minister giorgia meloni paid a suprise visit to discuss a range of economic issues, along with the fate of cecilia sala — an italian journalist detained last month in iran. ms meloni said she was "ready to work with" the president—elect and mr trump said meloni had "reall