bigelow will put a space hotel up there and space x. will launch paying tourists to go up and it won't be inexpensive especially at first but there's plenty of people who would love to go into space and they may have a chance in the next generation they want to go into space even if that represents a certain risk to their lives i want to ask you specifically about calculating those human risks because i heard from a number of facts pres. especially after day they have the loss of the shuttle columbia. has become more risk averse than before but on the other hand i've also heard many american astronauts and russian cosmonauts say that they understand that space exploration is is an inherently dangerous time to taking and they are ready to take certain calculated risks for the sake of common good do you think the agency especially in the united states is balanced enough bit to been you know protecting people and providing a certain a space for. exploration to reach is always always contain a certain degree of frisk where we would we would

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jeff bezos of blue origin, richard branson who runs virgin galactic and bob bigelow. we'll get to see if private industry can restart the space race and do it better and faster than the government did. jeff locke is in chicago, home of boeing on the money to be made. whether we see the space force the present from his talk about get folded in here? reporter: i think that could happen. i applaud you for making this lead story because i think it's a cute story. it's what they call today a new era in us space travel. back in 1966 at the height of us spending on this we spent almost 5% of our budget on space trav travel. now we spent less than half a% but, as you report, can we do better now? today announced the four crews, four two-man cruise, two-person cruise i should say, they're not all men, that will now going to space again from a us launch rocket, commercial rocker. let's listen to these folks were excited about what is coming in us space travel. >> been able to launch to the international space station from us soil, i can't imagine a better honor. we are ready. >

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all these things but now they're all being challenged by trump and we're entering into a period of bigelow's asian which would mean higher prices inflation across the board and if wages follow suit then there will be peace in the valley if wages don't follow there will be lots of problems ok so we're going to tie it those together into other segments here where they talk to some of the guys from the steel companies that are winning. trump impose twenty five percent steel tariffs that has seen the price of steel in the united states soar by forty one percent tire the benchmark price of u.s. steel has a forty one percent higher and nine hundred seventeen dollars per short ton so nucor is seizing on the amount momentum however a new core i said is gaining they their stock prices soaring their profits are soaring and what are they doing well they're seizing on the momentum to plow one billion dollars back in two. it's business a huge increase that will mostly go towards expansion quote what will happen to our great country if we continue to operate with a massive trade imbalance said the c.e.o.

in we we have a generation of billionaires who are space nuts they have a vision if you listen to bigelow to two musk to be zos their vision is that someday many many people human beings are going to be living off the surface of the earth and i think that's really what's what's ultimately motivating him there there's easier ways to make money than than developing a rocket company but he but he has a vision they're not the only people who have vision and i think. just because they're billionaires i don't see why that a vision has to be given so much attention compared to for example your own vision because you you have been into space five times you completed four spacewalks you you know how to. fix the hubble telescope and yet what people would remember after this launch is an empty tassel a card with a dummy auster not rather than for example you or somebody else who's doing every you work there in space don't you think that people perhaps need to appreciate not how glamorous this space is but talib eris it is you're misinterpreting the purpose of the falcon heavy launch was not to put a

bigelow. tear me up. oh, get in their face.s you can see, although the end moral outrage coming from many in the media is just one more fake crisis that is being concocted and posed by the fake news media, people that are hell-bent, waking up every day, maligningo the president, every minute, every second, every day, every week. despite all this, the president is pulling better than any before. rasmussen poll, the president's approval rating now stands at a solid 50%, which incidentally is five points higher than obama during the same time frame. this is huge news with the midterms just around the corner, and earlier tonight, during his rally in pennsylvania, the president, well, and the abusively biased press, he took them on and so much more. let's take a look. >> we are doing better in all of these estates then we did on election night. much better. [cheers and applause] despite only negative publicity, only negative stories from the fakers back there.e whatever happened to fair price? whatever happened to honest reporters?

more women directors in france there are plenty and lots of women have paved the way like kathryn bigelow at the start it was hard for her because really there were no women directors in hollywood. and some industry watchers say the debate about how many women directed a film screening first of all those masks a deeper problem what we need to be talking about is getting young school girls when they're in school to think i can be a director and when that happens they're going to get far more women directors are going to get better. films coming from some of those women directors. less than a quarter of all films submitted to venice this year were by women there's clearly an imbalance when it comes to who makes the films audiences get to see here and in cinema but changing that could mean reforming the industry and that discussion is just starting to bother al-jazeera venice. and that we can get it to how our andy standing by the sports andy. thank you so much davey it will you sign bolt has made his debut for a professional football team in the eighth time a limping champion wasn't so far

more women directors in france there are plenty and lots of women have paved the way like kathryn bigelow at the start it was hard for her because really there were no women directors in hollywood. and some industry watchers say the debate about how many women directed a film screening first of all those masks a deeper problem what we need to be talking about is getting young school girls when they're in school to think i can be a director and when that happens we're going to get far more women directors and we're going to get better for. coming from some of those women directors a lot less than a quarter. when it comes to who makes the films audiences get to see hear and in cinema but changing. the industry discussion is just the film. just ahead on. american sloane stephens successfully continues the defense of the u.s. open time. well again the sport has andy. thank you very much for you sign both says my it is debbie for a professional football team and the champion wasn't so far away from marking the occasion with a goal. the sprint legend out of brief run out of the substitute for a

no, it was a big high and a bigelow. big low. >> did you serve as a mentor to any of these new women that came in? >> yeah, to some, i did. loretta. i helped her. she lived with me for a while. and -- oh, yeah. i got to know -- while i was there, i got to know every woman. i was so thankful to people that helped me. >> what kind of advice did you offer these new women coming into congress? >> work hard and enjoy. two things. and you don't have to give too much advice, because they've been campaigning and they know what they want to do. but no, be friendly. be friendly and welcoming, like lindy was. >> given your experience and especially you were in leadership, were there any types of questions that you were asked by some of these people? >> oh, they got friendly with you. and you got friendly with them. and i made a particular effort while i was active to make sure i got to know them all. but i'll tell you, when a woman gets to congress, they're very happy. they're willing to get -- take all kinds of advice and they jus