so nasa is kind of like, hey, don't worry, it's a small chance. and i'm thinking, really? is a chance. >> yeah. it's a non-zero number. >> but you guys look at it this way. we can't control what's going to happen. so why get all worked up and worried about it? >> it's true. if it's going to happen, it's going to happen okay. no no no no with you. hey i mean. >> it's not not in our control. so like in 2022, i think nasa did this whole like interception thing where they show that we could potentially do something with it. i don't know if it's blow it up or whatever. >> they could, but not us is what i mean. oh, like we. >> can't control us. okay. >> yeah, yeah. i was like, don't capitulate as a human race. gosh. >> yeah. >> hey. >> i'm with sandy's. original thought. if it happens, it happens. thank you. you know? come on. >> start planning. >> that trip. >> there you go. >> live for the now, not. >> 20, 34. >> i seriously booked a nice restaurant. after i heard about the asteroid. i. why not. >> playing the violin as the titanic goes down? i see you, kristen. i see you, oka

they hope to receive dividends help pay for nasas duties of life within a few short years, increasing demand for the company's poses. another problem for, our friends. how we fill all the orders. he will have to build more plants and buy more tools to increase production of oil drums. will take about $20 billion to do the job. one way to get this additional capital to sell more stock to many more. so the oil drum manufacturing corporation votes to send its president to the new york stock to see if their common can qualify for listing. the corporation wants to list its securities on the exchange so that the additional stock they need to sell will be more attractive to investors all over the nation. securities listed on new york stock exchange can be sold for cash any time in this marketplace each year as as 100 corporations inquire about listing their securities. only 20 or 30 corporate nations are accepted listing. and then only after a thorough diagnosis of the corporation's financial health. calling the president of the oil, drug manufacturing corporation. calling the president of t

and then on the left hand side, uh uh, pictures of injured palestinians at nasa hospital in han units were being boss to the roof of border crossing between egypt and guys. are they a part of a group that is being allowed to cross side of guys today? for medical treatment, so quite a number of things happening this saturday. that in a guy's us, not only are we seeing the release of captives and the release of prisoners later in the occupied restaurant, the policy in prison is a $133.00 of them. expect it to be released, but we're also seeing for the 1st time in a while, the palestinians who were injured being allowed to cross the roster. crossing to receive treatment in egypt. honey, my mode is on the phone from guys of city where again, that's a 3rd captive, is expected to be released as we wait for that to happen. honey, i think it's very important to talk about the significance of rasa reopening today to allow engine palestinians to leave garza and receive medical treatment in egypt . of yes, absolutely, quite significant. our work brick thing is to re offering as the cd after the

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an alarming discovery from space nasa and the european space agency say they found an asteroid in the cosmos with a very slim chance of hitting earth. astronomers say there is a 1.2% chance the rock will hit earth in december of 2032. there is some good news. that also means the rock has a nearly 99% chance of safely just passing by earth. the asteroid is estimated to be in the size of a large building, but the actual size is not yet known. the esa says asteroids of this size impact earth every few thousand years. happening this weekend locally, the ace family will join fans in a final farewell to the legendary rickey henderson. he died in late december at the age of 65 after complications from pneumonia. over his 25 year baseball career, he won two world series titles, an mvp award, and was a ten time all star. a celebration of life takes place tomorrow at 1 p.m. at oracle arena. the event is open to the public. it's free, but attendees are required to register ahead of time. we look today and found there are currently, unfortunately, no more tickets available. scammers are harnessin

the embassy wrote in their reports and press releases, as the silverman is not to be trusting the nasa to the truthfulness of his information is in question. despise the backlash. he continued investigating those who didn't want the us journalist to go public with his discoveries reacted soon enough. as a result of this, i've been kidnapped off the street. and if you look at the lower left is basically the crown, the flagship, the crown 0 of a network of laboratories in smaller lives in armenia. as you be john center, asia, africa, that email a local reveals while is concealed behind the high walls of the bios. center wish she had 3, i don't know. my approach has to be the only thing that i was able to do with my own to go bus. the pinch on to the youngest is getting most of the the update. it was easy about finding the result soon. they're pulling it up a little better. one of the more true, you know, 100 to the elective. i'm a little going to get in the new in this country. i'll shoot way. i said something to do. sure. sure. but it's a family to courtroom to the center. really busy c

that is according to a new scovery made by nasa and the european space agency.stronomers say there is a 1.2% chance the rock will hit earth in december of 2032. the asteroid is estimated to be the size of a large building, but the actual size is not yet known. the european space agency says asteroids of this size impact earth every few thousand years. a lot more news in the next half hour. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, right now at 6:00, the rain is back and it's here to stay for a while. storm ranger scanning right now. we're going to have your weekend forecast and how long this stem is going to last. also, the united states is slapping tariffs on its two biggest trade partners. so what does that mean for you and how long until prices start to rise? we've got some answers. and the latest from philadelphia. look at this a fiery plane crash just a couple hours ago with no known survivors. the new details we're getting right now. on the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj

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here is more with an aviation consultant and a former nasa pilot with the department of homeland security and as you look at the is extraordinary pictures it's early going obviously but what do you read into what happened there? i think it's a very major malfunction there right shortly after and it looked like the plain diverted and hit the ground and one of the things because of the altitude when it happened we had heard rapid depressurization and, yeah. >> what kind of major malfunction are you talking about what do you believe it? >> it looked like he was pointing towards flight controls whether it was a runaway trim and win the speed changes rate near climbing out trying to balance the flight controls and with the trim on the yoke on the control wheel you need to constantly trim that as you are flying around so what we call runaway trim with that attitude it just continues to pull the nose of the aircraft up as you're flying down. >> and that could lead to the rapid descent we see in this video. >> it would go high-end in the plane would still invert and hit the ground. and with a goi

patients at the nasa hospital in han units are getting ready to leave. the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to cross on saturday. the roof of crossing serves as a lifeline to palestinians in gaza, where israel as in force the land see an ad blockade. 18 is the partial reopening is part of the ceasefire deal. and then the utah schools has returned to them on into the border crossing and help wounded palestinians leave the treatment. that mission was initially set up in 2005, but was suspended of to help us to power in 2007. well the crossing was these bodies, randy meant a tree back in major and it's ground offensive that killed hundreds of palestinians in the area. it's close as prevented thousands of people from leaving the strip and receiving desperately needed a what israel's was devastated gauze us health care system with repeated and deliberate attacks targeting hospitals, stuff and patients. most facilities have been damaged beyond use and the need for medical evacuations is now greater than ever. more than 811000 honest indians ha

trump: we have massive deficits with the european union, nasa, like 350 billion dollars, if you can believe it. they don't take our farm products, they don't take our cars, they don't take anything come of that we take their cars appeared we have millions of cars coming in, bmw, mercedes-benz, volkswagen, just so many different cars. we don't do anything about that, and we don't charge them tariffs . they make it impossible to sell them in the european union. they make it very difficult. the agricultural product. they have a lot of excuses. some of the different pesticides, and bobby kennedy actually is looking at that very seriously. maybe it is not necessary to use all of that. we want to be the healthiest country, and we are not. we spend more money on food than anybody else in terms of its creation, but we are not the healthiest country. so maybe there is something to the fact that we should not be using so much chemicals, and maybe that will stop them about bobby kennedy -- he is not a believer in all of the things we have done, and neither are the europeans. so we will see what happen

let's go to former nasa crash investigator ken christianson. ken, thank you for being here. i don't know if you saw that debris field that lindy was just talking about. i think we can show video of it, if you can rerack that. it's extraordinary. i've never seen a larger debris field. that tells you, i would imagine, that this thing just came straight down, the plane, right in. >> right. aircraft crash investigation world we call that high angle, high velocity impact. so the plane is just hitting, basically, like you said, straight down and then the plane will break apart. hence, the fireball. so you have an ig in addition source, you have fuel, so when it impacts, you have that huge fireball. it looks like from the video footage that this plane was on fire prior to hitting the ground. so what in the crash investigation world we'd be looking at is was there power on the aircraft. if there was catastrophic turbine failure or the turbine just came apart, then that can penetrate the tail section of the aircraft which would inhibit elevated control, and that would make sense for

charles: president kennedy launched space race with a new term, and two years later nasa released newene rottenberry creator of space track and sealch new american president and president trump behind this big time and andre shepard talking about this and covering this. the importance of having the space race and important for kennedy and important for president trump. >> whole, thanks, charles. it's great to be here. 2024 was a historic year for space industry and american company intuitive machines become the first company in the world to land on the moon. and this marked return of the united states to the moon in the first 50 years and the polar mission since 1972 and we expect that trend to continue. the current administration made it very clear this is a big point of focus for them. it's very important for the united states. >> in the last couple years, that so gag for the big missions to asteroids and all these things about powering the world and not enough materials here and the space race also as far as mining and this is pushing for gold rush and going to the moon and beyond

joining us former nasa crash investigator, kim christiansen and welcome and i assume it is way too earlyppened with either crash, but what would you be looking for, both with the reagan national crash, and the medical transport plane. >> hey congressman, too early to speculate on what actually happened, and as with all accidents, what you want to see was the plane for both aircraft were they underpowered did they have thrust today of electrical power, and were there pilots flying them conscious at the time. and that is all who is flying the airplane, with that could be figured out like voice recorders are flight data recorders that if they do not have those installed in those aircraft, it can be found out who is flying the airplane forensically. trey: you put your finger on it and everyone is searching right now for answers including, president of the united states, i'll ask you about it on the other side. trump: will find out how the dexter in a disaster card and we will ensure that nothing like this ever happens again in the faa and the ntsb in the u.s. military, will be carrying out a

. >> trace: let's bring an aviation analyst and former nasa and u.s.d coast guard navigator, former black hawk helicopter crew chief, and retired air force brigadier general christopher walker. thank you all for coming on it. to you first because this is it is interesting i think i want to read this if i can. this is the report it says 6:106:06:10 entered a climb of altitude 1600 feet and then 6:06:56 so 14 seconds later the plane entered a rapid descent at an average rate of 11,000 feet per second. what do you make of that? >> the thing with the layer 55 the plane accelerates and has a great climb rate. shortly after departure and then watching the plane hit the ground the angle and the speed at which it hit the ground to me doesn't look like the pilot had any control just went right into the ground. so clearly something wrong shortly after departure. even the fuel on board obviously just a fireball which you can see the plane does hit the ground but the medical oxygen on board it was the explosion when it hit the ground. initially what i am looking a

nbc's bennet haberli reports complaints from pilots lodged with nasa's aviation safety reporting system show there's been concern about the congested airspace near reagan national for nearly 20 years. in one report we reviewed, a pilot expressed concern about a close encounter with a helicopter while approaching dca, writing that the helicopter passed 200ft below us and that there are always numerous military and government helicopters running up and down the river at all times. he added i cannot imagine what business is so pressing that helicopters are allowed to cross the path of airliners carrying hundreds of people. that was in 2013. in 2015, another pilot complained about the very runway that the regional american airlines flight was attempting to land on before wednesday's fatal mid-air collision. in that reported near miss. the pilot wrote that there was an extreme lack of communication between the tower, and that there may be a need for more guidelines to keep the arriving aircraft separate from low flying helicopters. and just last april, another pilot wrote, we never received

. >> not only to show us the damage, nasa hear some of the cleanup efforts right? >> just in. you can you can see this tree behind me. this giant oak tree that came down in front of the lane elementary and cleanup. crews from public works have been working kind of put the tree up, put it through a wood chipper to just clean up the process. it happened around 11, 30 this morning while classes were happening in traffic in one direction had to be closed in front of the street here because the tree was actually in the robot that has since been resolve. the traffic resuming as normal. now that rita corner of the building with the school's multi purpose room is taking how part of >> the roof there little chunk of the corner the room is used for several things, including he wants to gym stage and some office space. no one was in the room at the time when the tree came down to know injuries happen as a result. >> some damage to the roof. as i said, even part of the fence in front of the was taken out. the principal talked to be a couple hours ago and said that students had to be munch

nasa same group of people you want your member of congress to compromise their values in order to get find common ground and find solutions to your problem and 75 percent, that same group of 71 percent said yes pretty no one thing that i've always said to my clients, we voted sometimes the victory of opinions and they hate the heck out of it as you pointed out to them. but when we ask of course the choice, 27 percent voted that i want to fight of the values not over the solutions 67 percent said, compromise and the valleys and define common ground to find solutions to our problem pretty and it's interesting the 27 percent makes up who is footing the primaries. we need to stop letting primary voters dictate to us the moment type of candidates we have read if we do not do that in the way to answer that is to start putting in primaries, and the general elections emphasize the morning and primaries. so that the nominees that you have to go for general election represents where you really are. what you really want. >> forgive my ignorance because i don't know the answer to the center langf

the payrolls, the money distributed to government agencies and programs, from defense to nasa to foreignid. musk says they're shutting down u.s. aid, which distributes medicines in africa textbooks to displaced ukrainian kids and other things. musk says the government agency is, quote, criminal. and it was, quote, time for it to die. now u.s. aid is part of the executive branch, but its money comes from congress. musk and trump firmly believe the president has the power to stop funding pretty much anything, even if congress has earmarked those projects. that idea, though, that congress makes the laws and the president carries them out, is part of the constitutional checks and balances. trump and other presidents before him keep pushing for more power for the executive. new homeland security chief kristi noem has been making the rounds on political shows. she was on our meet the press sunday morning. she says she supports president trump's idea of moving some migrants to the u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay. fbi agents say they've been given a questionnaire asking if they've been involve

nasa's juno spacecraft spots the biggest volcano eruption ever recorded on jupiter's moon. >> yeah.re images from their high-tech infrared cameras and a captured the huge hot spot. you'll see it again in the second. this is pointing out where on the planet surface they are. and then all right, hand side. take a look. that's the infrared looking at volcano's magma. i just shy a river a magma chambers. it's mary intense and this is on ag was hot. 5th moon. could there be life their i was more about after that volcano with the fact that got so much, you know, volcanic activity makes you wonder juno will fly again in march, taking more photos will see how much has changed then. all right. plus, a wave of support for immigrant communities as ice is operating in the bay area. will have more on that coming up in the next hour. >> also, the cause of the fire out of the martinez. refining company has be >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. we now know the cause of the fire at the martinez refining company will have team coverage on the impact and reaction. plus, as ice operations expand

. >> nasa's juno spacecraft just spotted the biggest volcanic eruption ever recorded.rcome corruption i just like saying that i was wow, you with my science hot lava magma. i don't know that is a hot spot that but i don't i it's they're saying that actually it's the most intense volcanic eruption that they've ever discovered on jupiter's 5th moon. and the question is, does this mean that life is there? and i would say whatever life was, there's dead now from the magma but that's just me. i'm just watch that the aliens get hopefully quite normal experience for them think they've weathermen there, you know, probably sell. okay. that's the weather like. you know what same every day noon may be similar to what we got today. little came me after eruption. >> but ours is all about something we need, which, of course, is the rain. we tax too long of a break from it in january. we got that. and to that break this weekend and i liked it. i like that. i like the break today and it will back and i'll be back tonight tomorrow. so don't plan anything outdoors tomorrow. very good. a

computers, the payrolls and the money distributed by the government to various programs, from defense to nasaid. musk says they're shutting down the u.s. agency for international development u.s. aid, which distributes humanitarian aid like medicines in india and textbooks to displaced ukrainian kids. musk says the government agency is, quote, a criminal enterprise. and it was time. these are his words, time for it to die. now, u.s. aid is foreign aid. it's not all of it. it's the humanitarian part. mostly not, for instance, weapons to israel and ukraine or disaster aid after an earthquake. nor is george bush's pepfar affected. that's that program that saves so many millions of lives in africa. it's money. all of it comes from congress. trump and musk firmly believe the president has the power to stop pretty much anything, even if congress has earmarked those projects. but that's got to be challenged in court, because the idea that congress makes laws, presidents carry them out is part of the constitutional checks and balances. trump and other presidents before him keep pushing for more power

he's an aviation consultant and former nasa pilot, and he's with the department of homeland security,raffic control. ken, as you look at these extraordinary pictures, it's in the very early going, obviously, but what do you read into what happened here? >> well. >> they i. >> think they just had a very major. >> malfunction right at right at takeoff shortly after. >> and it. >> looks like the. plane just inverted and hit the ground. so one of the things. >> because they were such a low altitude. >> when this. >> happened, i heard some rapid. >> depressurization and i just don't agree with that at all. >> could be. so what kind of rapid what kind of major malfunction are you talking about, ken? what do you think. >> i think. it it looks like it's pointing towards, like, flight controls. >> so whether. >> that was. >> a runaway trim. >> and you're constantly trimming the airplane. when whenever your speed changes, whether you're climbing out, descending. you always try to balance the flight controls. and if. you if the. >> trim is a trim motor on the yoke, the control wheel, and you. >>

we'll get the very latest from the white house nasa desk. how you are supposed to trade in this kind of environment. plus the bottom of the bottle. booze stocks getting battered yet again. tariffs the latest hangover for a host of names that keep hitting new lows. and later palantir popping on the back of a big beat. we'll go off the charts and the dollar's next move. and is a burrito blowout on the menu for chipotle. that report out tomorrow. our hot and spicy takes. >> straight ahead. >> i'm melissa lee coming to you live from studio. >> b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight karen finerman dan. nathan guy. >> and julie beil. we start off with the very latest headlines from the trade war. canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeting. that there will be a 30 day. >> pause on u.s. tariffs. >> as canada says it will spend more. on its border and add more personnel. >> this is just. >> the latest twist. >> in a day of. reversals that dow. >> round tripped briefly. >> into positive territory. after president. >> trump agreed to pause 25%. tari

are there opportunities within nasa to get more contracts for space x?are the things that kind of people have asked me at raymond james. exactly what should we expect musk to continue to get if he's in such a. >> catbird seat here? >> but but the point being, as for now, it's mostly indirect. >> yes. >> yeah. interesting. all right ed appreciate it for joining us today. ed mills from raymond james on musk's influence. coming up, wells fargo writing that the combination of tariffs plus the suspension of that de minimis exemption, that's for little packages and imports below $800, that could have a material impact on prices here in the us and in the e-commerce space. etsy and amazon, wells says, could be best positioned if those tariffs stay in place. they have less. cross-border competition could even improve etsy's marketing efficiency. google and meta could be hit the hardest due to their exposure to both china based sellers and advertisers, and we see alphabet shares fractionally lower but meta powers ahead, as it always does lately, up 2% today. we'll

the most highly educated federal agency among those with at least 1000 employees is not nasa or the nationalce foundation but the u.s. agency for international development. two-thirds of its 4675 workers hold a masters degree, doctor, or other advanced degree. that is a quote from the pew research center. and i am just amazed that the other day, trump can talk about finding the brightest and the best federal workers, and then they want to take an entire agency and elon musk's words, kill it. i don't understand. i don't understand what is going on. it is just crazy, and that's all i've got to say. host: lewis, colorado, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, john. thank you for taking my call. a couple quick points. 300,000 plus missing children. thank you, democrats. the covid shutdowns, devastating. the only good thing to come out of it is the exposure of the education system and the terrible results that they've produced. the education system, it should be sent back to the states. thank you, democrats. with regard to tariffs, they are a tool, but the fault is with the american man

nasa says the rock will gradually fade from view over the next few months. once it is out of sight, it will not be visible again until 2028. very interesting. and live look outside now at 7.13, this morning at coit tower. well, it's looking pretty cold out there. kathy. >> looking pretty cold looking pretty gray and is looking pretty wet. the rain finally started yesterday just to end the month of january after and very dry month. now we've got a wet spell coming. so that's good. we already started out with some rain yesterday. we will continue that today. the rains will get heavier today before they funded decrease a little bit later on. so have a little bit off again on again. rain, wind gusts. it's not just the rain. it's the wind really impressive. this is around sunset tonight and look at that 30 mile per hour gusts right along the coastline. half moon bay close to that give a quite gusty. also in napa at 23 mile per hour gusts 18 in fremont 17 in san jose. it's going to be a very gusty day and look how the colors light up where you see the oranges and

commercial uses for consumers and businesses, but critical systems this nation relies on, everything from nasa to osha, to the -- our national security. i was a soldier in the field. i was a cavalry scout and you know what i was trained to do when the russians come through the gap, find the antennas. it's critical to shut down the command and control because it's central to their ability to operate. and spectrum is essential to intercepting inter-continental ballistic missiles like the dome over israel, for example. you imagine if they didn't have the effective spectrum for that system? things would be very, very different in that community. so, it's essential with the military and we have to work it out. there's no take it from them and it will be fine. we have to have the public answer for anything. and the embers report in which the d0d studied the feasibility of sharing, it was possible to share and frankly if we had accepted that recommendation then, we'd be well on our way to providing the spectrum to the market under a shared spectrum model, but for whatever reason, including opposition