rockets for almost 20 years, but nasa without russia cannot be recognized by the head of the agency, bill nelson, russia is an important partner in space for you. yes, very important. together with us they help to support the operation of the station, we expect that russia will remain our partner on the iss until 2030 . at this time, bill electric vehicles, accompanied by an armored car. already approaching the starting position, the team takes places inside crew dragon countdown. the launch from cape canaveral takes place normally, after about 29 hours the ship will automatically dock with the harmony module at the international space station. the whole crew is doing what they will do now and many thanks to all the people who are with us now, unlike its crew, the ship has already been to the international space station, it delivered the crew of the spacex crew 3 mission, then, as planned , successfully returned back. of course, we are very glad that we fly international teams in commercial crews. we work very hard to make sure our ships are stocked and therefore we are honored to be able to bri

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ever since former president barack obama and then senator bill nelson won the elections in 2012. republicans have swept all races for president, senate, and governor in florida, causing americas largest swing state to become increasingly red rather than purple. how do you think democrats can make florida a swing state again? >> we need to create the coalition of voters to win. which is what i have done, i represent in the state senate i actually flipped a seat in a special election. the first time in florida history, a seat from red to blue, to become the first latino democrat in florida history to serve in the santa. it's a seat that voted for trump 56 points. so, we can do it if we create that coalition of voters. and we bring people together. in this community, in particular likes people that put the country first. and that's the reason why someone shocking -- former republican of florida as a republican party. has endorsed me, a cuban american, his name is ali cardenas, these are the kinds of coalitions that were -- and why i feel that if we keep doing it. we're gonna win in

increase of almost 11% from 2019 joining us now on set in a cnbc exclusive, nasa administrator bill nelsonve you here. >> thank you so to have you here >> thank you so much you said it, space is the place. >> so, space is the place. i get asked this question a lot, i'm going to ask you, gimp the fact that the we have all the geopolitical strife. given the fact that we've been having a market that's selling off this year. questions about economic growth, on down the list why does space matter? >> well, the numbers that you just quoted are just the tip of the iceberg. it's quantitatively so much more, the effect that nasa and our space programs has an our economy. let me give you an example we are the ones that create the instruments that determine climate change how much is us understanding what climate change is doing to us worth to us so it's another economic calculation. we can tell a farmer that he has this much water content in his soil, so that he can help improve his crop production. how much is that worth so, the calculations of how the space investment ripples through the economy i

here's bill nelson moments ago. >> it was expected to be a huge success if it only slowed the orbit by about ten minutes. but it actually slowed it by 32 minutes. dr. lori glaze and the dark team will explain more about how we confirmed that. now, this is a watershed moment for planetary defense, and a watershed moment for humanity. >> reporter: so that is an image right there that nasa just released at this press conference, brand new, taken by the huble space telescope on saturday. what you're see thing is the aftermath of this impact, which was more than two weeks ago. you're seeing the bright spot, that's essentially the point of impact on this astroid. and then this tail that stretches for about 6,000 miles. so victor, this definitely proves that if a potential killer astroid were headed towards earth, this is the type of technique that nasa would try to deploy. the only catch is, you would have to deploy it many, many years in advance in order for it to work, victor. >> now at least we have proof of concept, that it can happen. kristen fisher, thank you. newsroom. good to have yo

history that humans have changed the orbit of another planetary body as at nasa, administrator, bill nelson. we conducted humanities 1st planetary defense test. and we showed the world that nasa is serious as a defender of this planet. and we captured the attention of millions of people around the world in this test. and that's because dart, as we call it, it felt like a movie plot. but this was not hollywood has rob reynolds report on how the test had unfolded. 11000000 kilometers from earth, the spacecraft hurtled closer and closer to the rocky asteroid. that was its target . and then bull's eye. oh, scientists and engineers at mission control, cheer as the spacecraft smashes into a far off asteroid hold on morpho. so it's a key step toward defending the world from future devastating impacts by massive space rocks, we are showing that planetary defense is a global endeavor, and it is very possible to save our planet. this is double asteroid re direction test or dart was launched in november last year. it's entire mission was to ram into, to more force at a speed of more than 6 kilometers

someone who the administration first of all hadn't selected to be nasa administrator at first senator bill nelson, and he had flown on the space shuttle years before together and bonded and senator nelson fought as i outlined in the book to have charlie be administrator. that was after i had already been not named publicly but asked to serve as deputy administration and after the transition team had already really formulated the policy and the augustine report was underway. so charlie came in late and didn't agree with president's plan, which he liked to consider my plan, but i kept saying well, you know, it's really the president who we all work for who should be aligned. in fact, i understand. he asked rum emmanuel during his interview for head of nasa. could he pick his own deputy? and rom said? no, we've got lori garver to be deputy and charlie said, well, what if we don't agree on things and he said you both work for the president so we don't expect any problems. i i know that i'm seeing as the outlier, but i wasn't the outlier and my choice. as a deputy of a federal agency in your center co

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yesterday he directly asked the head of nasa bilan how much russia is needed uh, i must say that bill nelsonion. us is a government agency. there, cars drive around the territory, all with us government numbers. this is not just some kind of structure that is engaged in, well, incomprehensible affairs divorced from reality. no, just this cutting edge of the uh american economy a huge building is built for uh, the artemis lunar rocket program and so bill nelson tells me that russia is extremely important for the projects that we are now carrying out is extremely important for maintaining work from the mission station, where experiments are being carried out, on which our future will also depend, for example, now this king has been sent back there , the past. uh, bioprinter maintenance on earth, where the organs print they will be printed. all over the world and here, we will also earn. we are included in these chains. and we should not forget about it, therefore, when we look at the e, match, that we are not dealing with some of our masks or not our masks. this person is very rational, theref

for almost 20 years, but nasa without russia cannot be recognized to us by the head of the agency bill nelson important. together with us they help to maintain the operation of the station, we expect that russia will remain our partner on the iss until 2030. at this time, white electric cars, accompanied by an armored car. already drove up to the starting position, the team takes places inside the crew dragon countdown. the launch from cape canaveral takes place normally in about 29 hours, the ship will automatically dock with the harmony module at the international space station. it is done to all crews that we will make it small now. thanks to all the people who are with us now, unlike its crew, the ship has already been to the international space station, it delivered the crew of the spacex crew 3 mission there, then, as planned, successfully returned. we, of course, we are very glad that we fly with international teams in commercial crews. we work very hard to make sure our ships are safe, and as such, we are honored to be able to bring in international partners and gain their trust. trus

for almost 20 years, but nasa without russia can’t be recognized to us by the head of the agency bill nelsonth us they help to maintain the operation of the station, we expect that russia will remain our partner on the iss until 2030 . at this time, bill electric vehicles, accompanied by an armored car. we were already approaching the starting position, the team took their places, the intra-race report was back. the launch from cape canaveral takes place normally, after about 29 hours the ship will automatically dock with the harmony module at the international space station. a big thank you to all the people who are with us now, unlike their ship crew on the international the crew of the spacex crew 3 mission has already been to the space station, then, as planned , successfully returned. of course, we are very glad that we fly international teams in commercial crews. we work very hard to make sure our ships are safe, and as such , we are honored to be able to bring in international partners and gain their trust . trust will also be needed in orbit. the astronauts will work there for about

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bill russell, mani irving. martin -- jim gilligan. ralph baraka. peewee reese. joe black. honorary pallbearers. willie mays. joe louis. nelson rockefeller who robinson supported. willie stargill. you could just imagine what that scene was like. in 72 and like he was saying, it was only nine days earlier, in cincinnati, that the world series. they've been trying to get jackie to come out and make a public appearance and he had resisted, resisted. he finally went out and we all remember his last, that last prophetic line. when he talked about he's pleased to be here today but i'll be more pleased when i look at that third base line and see a black manager. and we were talking about that before on the air that here we are. however many years, 50 years later. and we've got two black managers. i guess i want to ask you guys, before we take questions. i'm sure that if jackie were alive now, he might think that he'd been on this huge merry-go-round. there you go miles and miles and miles in a circle and when you get off, you really are in the same place. you really haven't travel that far. what do you guys think that jackie would h

for mineral having commended that it be, bills but the story of the enslaved man, peter and george who built it. we introduce that in this particular case, by nelson and enslaved blacksmith and hannah and enslaved cook having a conversation about peter in george, and about what their experience must of been like at highland while their wives, charity and an, we're hearing northern virginia at oak hill. the story becomes about their experience, even though we are telling the story of the place. it's told from a perspective. it would be obvious for me to talk about the discovery, when maduro was president, but let's think more deeply about whose story can we share by saying will discussed us was built by these and then -- >> -- it opens the door to talk about their humanity. >> sometimes we have to imagine that hypothetically with an historical knowledge that we have. >> well, thank you for that. thank you all of you. i'm going to give these next few questions to all three of you. anyone can chime in. two important studies were recently, published including communicating about physical challenges opportunities and merging recommendations -- the stud

pallbearers bill russell larry, dolan, mighty irving of martin element jim gillen, don newcombe ralph. branca. branca pee wee reese joe black honorary pallbearers willie mays joe lewis nelson rockefeller who robinson supported willie stargell pete. i mean just you know, you could just imagine what that scene was like. all right. he's 72 and like you were saying. it was only 90 days earlier in cincinnati that the world series. you know we cool. they've been trying to get jackie to come out make a public appearance and he had resisted and resisted. he finally went out and we all remember his last that last prophetic line. you know when he talked about he's pleased to be here today, but i'll be more pleased when i look at that. third base line and see a black manager and we are talking about that before we went on the air that here we are. you know, whatever how many every years 50 years later and we've got two black managers and i guess i want to ask you guys before we take questions. i'm sure that jackie were alive now. he might think that he'd been on this huge merry-go-round that you go miles and miles and miles in a circle and when you get off. you really are in the same