blue origin protesting nasa's decision to the government accountability office saying nasa, quote, moved pick two the companies to compete in the building stage of the program. and, by the way, blue originals criticized nasa's analysis of its proposal which nasa said was more expensive than spacex's system as, quote, flawed. elon musk, never one to pass up an opportunity to, you know, troll a tweet, right? he has now responded to reports of the blue origin complaint. he's saying on twitter, quote: can't get it up to orbit. lol. hilarious. let's bring in a huge elon musk fan, larry kudlow. [laughter] larry, i think these kinds of battles are fantastic for capitalism. you have two private companies dying to beat each other out on huge contracts. larry: sure, you're right. look, lizzie, from your reporting it, and i think -- it was competitive bidding, was it not? liz: well, there was a third company that also has lodged a complaint. larry: all right. so the losers are sore losers because their bids were rejected for whatever reason. liz: right. larry: i guess, again, you just reported that

he moves really fast and that is in direct contrast to a lot of the companies including blue origin. blue origin hired a ceo, bob smith and he was from honeywell aerospace, and jeff bezos hired him to come in as the company moved from this hobby shop development company to an operational company flying missions into space and winning nasa contracts and working with the department of defense. smith has made blue origin a lot more like a traditional aerospace company, much more closer to a boeing or sierra nevada or a a lockheed martin thank you a spacex. it's interesting there some parallel history. 2006 elon musk hired his first ceo, a guy named jim mazer from sea launch which was a large company partly owned by boeing. so a traditional launch company, and he was very much a traditional ceo sort of coming in, being the adults in the room you go from startup to a bigger company. he lasted nine months because it didn't fit in with the culture. people on the floor were wearing shorts and t-shirts and flip-flops, which elon doesn't care about. he's like get your job done. as i say he and

jeff bezos has the rocket company blue origin.musk's spacex. nasa is moving forward with the spacex as the sole contractor for the human landing system, citing costs but blue origin filed a protest saying nasa downplayed technical challenges in the spacex proposal. in nasa's own words, it has made a high-risk selection. their decision eliminates opportunities for competition significantly narrows the supply base and not only delays but endangers americans' return to the moon. not uncommon to dispute a government contract. what is uncommon here, guys, elon musk's response. musk on twitter replying to the news mocked blue origin, quote, can't get it up to orbit, lol. and there's more. musk also retweeting a picture of the blue origin lunar design known as blue moon with moon whited out and the world balls instead. so think rocket science meets locker room. by the way, a third rocket company also filed a protest. the government has 100 days whether to decide whether this has any merit. >> i like how he put that part in parenthesis li

blue origin told us that's why it's propulsion system is. hydro again and oxygen are on the moon in the form of ice. and it is based on developing those lunar resources in the future to make these systems reusable, instead of through earth. >> reporter: elon musk proposes a lander base on its star ship design. >> we have had a successful soft touch on the landing pad. >> reporter: outside, an elevator-like system will lower astronauts to the service. and then there's this. its horizontal low layout. >> it is one of the most notable aspects of our design. we like to say that when neil armstrong c lder and at, he dtnt >> reporter: the nex gaves coany'ck this would neil and buzz not recognize? >> they wouldn't recognize this much space. it's double the space they had. >> reporter: if you win, what would that mean for the company. >> sure it's great, but that ability to have a role in this sort of treasure in the nation, the space program, you know, you can't put a price tag on it. >> it's got to be one of the most proud moments of my life. i gu

blue origin called the spacex pick flawed.oved the goal post at the last minute a billionaire battle over space. >>> the california public employee retirement system plans to vote for engine number one director nominees to the exxon board. that throws additional weight behind the hedge hundred engine number one is a hedge fund that is pushing for improved financial performance and clean energy exxon has been in a pr war the last couple days now the hedge fund is looking to wipe out four seats and replace with four board seats of its choosing we will see what exxonmobil and the secret company decides to do or if they respond >>> now to washington. as the top democrat on the key committee when it comes to overhauling taxes unveils his plan for sweeping new changes. ylan mui sat down with him and is with us now who is the mysterious gatekeeper we don't know who it is, ylan. >> reporter: it began with democratic congress member richard neil of massachusetts. he is the chairman of the house ways and means committee we got the look

and finally amazon founder jeff bezos as space company blue origin conducted another successful test of its sub orbital new shepard rocket on wednesday this was the 15th unmanned test of the rocket which will eventually carry humans to the edge of space and back to earth the new shepard rocket launch 65 miles above the surface before jettisoning its crew capsule which had a test dummy on board that the company actually calls mannequin skywalker. minutes later the booster rocket fell to earth before reigniting its engines and landing upright capsule also returned safely falling slowly with the help of 3 parachutes blue origin hasn't said whether it actually plans a manned mission other than saying the 1st crude flight would happen quote soon. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on portable t.v. which is available on smartphones and tablets google play in the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or to be can also be downloaded on newer model samsung smart t.v.'s as well as a broken devices or simply go to portable t.v. we'll see you next time. it'll. lea

there was -- i think there really is deep frustration within the blue origin team that they were notelected, or at least there were not two selected perhaps this lawsuit and kay they're bringing is an effort to push nasa this time. it's really running up to the ump, maybe you won't get the call this time, but you will the next time. >> and you have a great time yelling at him see you in the morning on "squawk box. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>> he came looking for the american dream he found it. then last summer, it all went up in flames. now he's cooking up a second chance from a trailer in an alley. >>> and emergency supplies shipped to india, as covid continues to surge out of the control. the situation a historic disaster and getting worse how did cases explode to quickly? tonight unraveling the blame game, as we apoaheprch t bottom of the hour and the top of the news of cooling itself down. then condensation is a beer's natural way of saying: drink me. ♪ michelob ultra now with a new look. ♪ the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's assoc

i think there really is deep frustration within the blue origin team that they were not selected, oraps this lawsuit and case they're bringing is an effort to push nasa, if not this time next time it's a little like running up to the ump, shep, that maybe you're not getting the call this time, but you may get the call next time i think that's what's happening here >> and you have a great time yelling at him see you in the morning on "squawk box. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>> he came looking for the american dream he found it. then last summer, it all went up in flames. now he's cooking up a second chance from a trailer in an alley. >>> and emergency supplies shipped to india, as covid continues to surge out of control. the situation a historic disaster and getting worse but how did cases explode so quickly? tonight unraveling the blame game, as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shippin

elon musk and jeff bezos taking aim at one another bezos's "blue origin" filed a complaint against nasad of a $3 billion moon lander contract to musk's tesla nasa originally signalled multiple companies would participate in building the mooner landers nasa says the choice to only pick one company was due to lower-than-expected funding. blue origin telling cnbc the awarded contract is, quote, flawed and, quote, nasa moved the goalpost at the last minute. musk as he does firing back on twitter saying the reason bezos didn't get the contract was because he, quote, quantity get it up, in orbit, to market they are not known for holding back when it comes to fighting for their businesses, so it will be interesting to see how it continues to play ut. >> we've seen corporate trash talk in so many industries, the soda wars, obviously boeing airbus, but this is literally about going to the moon. those are big spoils and we can't wait to see what happens with it. we will take a break one more look ahead when we come back to tonight's big earnings nek "techcheck" is back in a minute. (♪ ♪) whether

opening for the next discussion here so take a look at this just a short time okay jeff bezos' blue originight of the new rocket and capsule. see that right there it relanded that rocket booster. the capsule on top of the rocket there will carry paying passengers to the edge of space. as it landed with parachutes in west texas des it the test is considered a test rehearsal. the goal, of course, to eventually carry people to the edge of space and with another successful test flight under the belt blue origin appears to be that much closer potentially in the coming weeks or months to start putting people on board the system. >> wow do you ever watch john oliver? >> i do! >> he said this is the reason why jeff bezos is lex luther. >> i haven't seen this. >> i will ruin if i try to tell it but it is hilarious. >> okay. >>> ahead on "power lunch," cashing in on the nft craze. a company is betting big on digital sports memorabilia ceo's going to join us next. >>> plus, coinbase begins trading, soaring from the reference price and slightly below where it opened and speaking with the nasdaq presid

blue origin's ceo said the decision downplayed technical challenges in spacex's proposal., lol. it's going to be a long week for "saturday night live." >>> all right. the golden state warriors get blown out after the longest scoring drought the nba has seen in more than a decade. andy scholes has more on the "bleacher report." >> sometimes it's just not your night and it was not the golden state warriors night as they took on luka doncic and the mavericks. steph curry making this three, gives the warriors 12 points in the first quarter. after that they would not score for 9 minutes and 38 seconds, during that time the mavs scored 28 unanswered points. that matches the second biggest scoring run the nba has seen in the past 20 years. dallas cruising to victory after that. 133-103. steve kerr said the loss is on him. >> i'm the head coach so i did not have them ready to play clearly. you know, biggest game of the year and we -- it was over before it started. >>> the nfl is getting set to host 50,000 fans tomorrow night for the draft in cleveland. the main stage is outside, m

blue origin wants to send paying customers to brief trips to the edge of space.nd excitement, all the things you want during the first round of the nfl draft. andy scholes is at churchill downs for tomorrow's kentucky derby and has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> good morning, laura. the first round of the nfl draft always such a great night, 32 young men realizing their dreams of making it to the nfl and we had fans back at the draft this year in cleveland, about 50,000 on hand for the first round. those closest to the stage all vaccinated. pick one, it was no surprise, the jaguars selecting quarterback trevor lawrence out of clemson. he was watching with his family in south carolina. the jets then going with quarterback zach wilson out of byu. last summer wilson was driving door dash to make some extra money, now he's heading to the big apple as the second pick. a big question of the draft early was what would the 49ers do at pick number three. they ended up taking north dakota state's trey lance over alabama's mac jones. lance started 17 college gam

of pride weekend for more than 25 years now, multi billionaire jeff bezos and his space venture blue origing tickets next week to take rides into space. all right. here we go. that's how exciting is this. come on. baseball's promoted blue origin as he drove across the texas desert home to the new shepherd launch facility. new shepherd is designed to carry as many as six people at the time on a ride past the edge of space. so far gaseous no details on price or timeline. okay okay. i will be the first to go. not it. all right. thank you. so much for joining us. have a wonderful friday. meet us back here for our next newscast. which is it four o'clock this afternoon. right now, dr. oz is next. and don't forget you can always find our news. ktvu calm and, of course, the ktvu news at mm hmm. our superstar money summit is back. >> let your money work for you. >> helping you put more cash back in your pocket. dr. oz: insider tricks to lower your debt in 30 days. >> without giving up a thing. dr. oz: real solutions from the best money minds out there. then -- >> i was so grateful, just so grateful.

his blue origin rocket startup is launching quite the teaser that has space fans going into orbited,bezos is seen driving around, right? into the desert and the landing site of his rocket startup, the company announcing it's selling tickets now for rides on its new shepherd rocket soon, promising more details, like price, on may 5. mark your calendars. the coming competition already s tinging, rival billionaire space cowboy richard branson's virgin galactic pulling back by 4.5% to $22.42. because if you're selling tickets, that's it, landing right there, if you're selling tickets that means space tourism , okay? so that is exactly the target point for , as you know, virgin galactic. the new york police department d igodog is in the dog house, permanently. the nypd quietly terminated its contract last week with boston dynamics, the maker of that thing, is that freaky or what? the robotic canine officer. the nypd hoped the dog be a futuristic crime stopper if it was unleashed on your neighborhood street, right? but it received harsh backlash from critics who said it was an example of o

. >> jeff bezos' blue origin company is a step closer to sending paying customers to space.d the 15th test flight of its new shepherd rocket yesterday. it blasted off from texas carrying a crew capsule and test dummy to the edge of space. the reusable booster rocket and capsule landed back on earth minutes later. the company says that it is very close to launching people on short trips into space. >>> britain is preparing to say good-bye to prince philip. military rehearsals were held yesterday for philip's ceremonial funeral this weekend at windsor castle. hundreds of service men and women will take part in the funeral procession. the funeral itself will be limited to 30 people due to the pandemic. the husband of queen elizabeth died last week at the age of 99. "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king will anchor cbs news live coverage this saturday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >>> and we're getting a look at the uniforms the u.s. olympic team will wear at the tokyo summer olympics. the uniforms were unveiled yesterday in new york city. they've been ready since the olympics were post

. >>> the aerospace company of jeff bezos blue origin successfully completed its mission to space and back. >> on board was the test flight dummy and more than 25,000 postcards that went into space and before the rocket launched employees rehearsed the procedures astronauts will take during real missions. the personnel simulated getting into and out of the rocket and conducting a series of tests from inside. >>> apple is expected to launch new products next week and the company said the virtual event has the tagline spring-loaded. apple is expected to unveil ipad probes and ipods and the macbook pro and air are due for revamps as well, but those may come later. >>> disney theme parks are making employee desk roads more inclusive with cast members now dress for cultural expression and individuality. it allows for gender inclusive hairstyles, jewelry, differing nail styles and varying custom choices and appropriate visible tattoos. >>> you are looking at two of our bay area airports in a new study by the cdc suggest leaving the middle seat open on your plane could reduce the chances of

>> blue origin says that will take place sometime this year. rockets meaning they come back down to earth after the launch, blue origin still behind space x who sent humans into space to the international space station, and the world's richest person jeff bezos has deep pockets to fund it, $1 billion in stock to pay for it. the blue origin testing, this will be an exciting rivalry between the two in the future. stuart: that kind of competition creates real progress, some wonderful things. we are staying on the space subject. we have a former space x executive, encouraging the henry ford of space. >> saving a bunch of multi-numplaps into space. his name is jim cantrell and i'm not serious about the model t, the former space x executive, ceo and cofounder of phantom space, startup tech company that hopes to launch its rockets into space, hundreds of times a year. in early 2023, cantrell sees the space economy is similar to the new world economy in the 1500s. the goal bring the cost point down to the average person can afford a ticket. his company

nice tweet saying nasa rules the company beat amazon founder jeff bezos private space endeavor blue origin as well as defense contractor dianetics. this is out.

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amazon's jeff bezos tested his latest blue origin rocket in january, with hopes of one day taking tourists team. >> reporter: and tesla's elon musk has spacex. one of the company's experimental rockets blasted off on a cloudy tuesday in texas, exploding during the flight. it's designed to return t to eartrth, but a a test earlier t monthh also endeded in an explosion. virgin's spacecraft lands like an airplalane. the compmpany had itits own cran 201414 that kililled o one o of pilots.. ththere have beenn many success tests since then, and the compmpany expecects to givee pe an o out off thihis world e exp and b bring them back safely. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> and t t's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online all the time at cbsnews.com. capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> it's friday, april 9th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." texas shooting spree. in yet another deadly rampage, police have revealed new details ab

nice tweet saying nasa wall's the company beat amazon founder jeff bezos private space endeavor blue origin and the defense contractor dianetics. this is al jazeera these are your top stories hundreds of people have rallied in chicago in support of a teenage latino boy who was shot dead by police in several incidents during the past month which have heightened tensions across the u.s. over issues of policing and racial injustice police in indianapolis high have identified the gunman who killed 8 fed-ex workers before killing himself on teen year old brandon hall was a former employee of the courier company he had previously been interviewed by the f.b.i. after his mother called police flagging mental health concerns. after that shooting president joe biden once again members of congress to pass gun control legislation every single day every single day there's a match to this year in the united states if you count all those who are killed out of the streets of our cities and our rural areas it's a national embarrassment and must come to an end i strongly support the universal background chec

beat amazon founder jeff bezos is private space endeavor blue origin and the defense contractor dianetics. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories 3000000 people have now died of cave in 19 around the world it's a milestone few could have imagined when the outbreak began in late 2019 the united states remains the country with the highest number of deaths followed by brazil mexico and india nearly 140000000 people have been infected well dwight governments now face racing to vaccinate as many people as possible india's coded 19 infection rate shows no sign of slowing it's registered nearly $235000.00 cases in the past day that's yet another daily record $1300.00 people died in the same period bringing the total so far to more than 175000 the w.h.o. says a variant 1st identified in india may be more contagious. hundreds of people have rallied in chicago in support of a teenage latino boy who was shot dead by police have been several incidents during the past month which have heightened tensions in the u.s. off that choosing president biden once again to members of congress to take gun

or blue origin or virgin galactic or all the other companies then some of those science fiction dreams can come true not just you know earth orbit where were the 4 of us have lived but the moon is only 3 days away and within the last couple years we've discovered not only eternal solar power on the moon but basically unlimited water billions of leaders of water frozen on the moon and if you have power and you have water and you just need a good habitat and you can live there and so i think in the near future and you said 10 years i think we will have people not just visiting the moon briefly as happened you know 55 years ago but but actually starting to stay on the moon and to me that's that's a really interesting next step beyond gavin 60 years ago but city set up could get a question from the audience on the subject actually what technology does humanity need to moscow in want to travel freely into space and what the consequences what i hope i'm not talking about intergalactic travel because humanity has a lot more to learn including the discovery of perhaps the laws of physics and f

with the news tweeting nasa rules the company beat amazon founder jeff bezos private space and blue origin as well as defense contractor dianetics. this is down to 0 if these are your top stories hundreds of people have rallied in chicago in support of a teenage latino boy who was shot dead by police and several incidents during the past month which of heightened tensions across the u.s. over issues of policing and racial injustice police in indianapolis high have identified the gunman who killed 8 fed-ex workers before killing himself 19 year old brandon hall was a former employee of the car company he had previously been interviewed by the f.b.i. off his mother called police flagging mental health concerns well after that shooting president joe biden once again members of congress to pass gun control legislation . every single day every single day there's a match shooting in the united states if you count all those who are killed out of the streets of our cities and our rural areas it's a national embarrassment and must come to an end i strongly support the universal background checks wh

. >> reporter: blue origin, founded by jeff bezos, is leading a team of aerospace companies that camemanently. >> reporter: blue origin's brent sherwood told us that's why the propulsion system is based on water, because ice at the moon's south pole could someday be converted into rocket fuel. >> both hydrogen and oxygen are available on the moon in the form of ice in the polar regions. and our vision is based on developing lunar resources in the future to make these systems reusable instead of bringing everything from earth. >> ignition -- >> reporter: elon musk's spacex proposes a lander based on its starship design. the company's testing it in south texas. >> we've had a successful soft touchdown on the landing pad. >> reporter: outside, an elevator-like system would lower astronauts to the surface. and then there's this approach by dynetics, based in huntsville, alabama. it's horizontal, low-slung layout, has the crew hatch eight feet above the ground. >> one of the most notable aspects of our design. we like to see that when neil armstrong said -- >> it's one small step for man -

well spacex is tee lon mufng has beat out blue origin jeff bezos for a contract to fly astronaut to the deal with nasa to build the lunar lander. the mission also will make history if by landing first woman on the monal as well as the first person of color. >> and now for a story that's truly out of this world, navy ships and piles capture images and retelling heroing stories of their experiences with what they claim are ufo's. brian yen has more on that. >> this is probably the best ufo military film footage certainly that i've ever seen but i think also that the world has ever seen. there's night vision video shows three pyramid shape ufo over uss rustle off coast of california in july 2019 and hovered 7 feet above stern of the navy destroyer others cell phone image taken by a navy pilot flying near australia in march 2019, show it is three unidentified crafts reportedly performing extraordinary capabilitieses. like staying stationary in high winds investigative filmmaker jeremy and george an investigatorsive reporter from las vegas obtained the video and images. >> these are unknown.

bezos sharing three posts in 24 hours and looking relaxed driving through a desert to an unmanned blue originhis video teasing ahead as bezos' space exploration company set to release details on how to buy a ticket on the shepherd spacecraft a humble brag as well, posting about amazon's winning linkedin top spot as the most desired company. guys, aws chief andy jassy set to take over from bezos next quarter. it looks for his account but looks like jassy might have a private one. we will see if decides to go public when he takes over the reigns, carl. >> nothing wrong with a private insta account. i have one too i can't blame him if that's the case our trading boom check watching the yolo trade, microvision. kate rooney has more on it hey, cate. >> hey, carl happy friday we've watched this rise of social media discussions and the rise of the stock market on things like twitter and reddit now we've got new research showing that it is influencing people's trades and it's not just millennials and genz. a new survey shows over half of respondents are using some form of social media to research and

since the early '70s elon musk companies beat out two other teams, including jeff bezos company blue origincessfully land one of these things, an unmanned starship prototype blew up on landing last month >>> humans haven't been to the moon since apollo 17 wrapped up back in 1972 >>> 55 seconds left on a race to the finish new this hour, indianapolis police say this is their photo of a 19-year-old gunman who killed eight people at a fedex facility in indianapolis before turning the gun on himself the fbi confirms they questioned the shooter one year ago and that law enforcement took away one of his guns after his mother warned them that her son might want to commit suicide by cop. >>> closing arguments set for monday in the murder trial of derek chauvin, then the jury to deliberate his fate after the death of george floyd. >>> and starting monday, every american age 16 and older will be eligible for the covid vaccine. and now, you know the news of this friday, april the 16th, 2021 i'm shepard it ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ back in black ♪ ♪ i hit the sack ♪ ♪ i've been too long.

elon musk has just responded to blue origin's suit regarding nasa and the rocket -- we're going to getcrosoft and google get set to release quarterly earnings in less than

their companies, blue origin and space x, were both up for the same multi-million dollar government contractake astronauts to the moon. don't we have that already? anyway. last week, nasa awarded the contract to elon musk. now jeff bezos is challenging it. he filed a protest with the government accountability office, accusing nasa of moving the goalposts for bidders at the last minute. musk, who owns spacex, fired back with a tweet that said, “can't get it up to orbit lol.” [ laughter ] that's the guy who's hosting “saturday night live.” [ laughter ] a feud between jeff bezos and elon musk is how we all die, right? [ laughter ] they're eventually going to get nuclear weapons and we will be killed. i have an idea. instead of astronauts, let's send jeff bezos and elon musk to the moon. [ applause ] that's right. first person to get a jar of peanut butter delivered there gets the contract. loser has to stay on the moon forever. winner, too. [ laughter ] we had some disappointing news today for thrill-seekers and drug-takers. for the second year in a row, the burning man festival, and the annual

his aerospace company, blue origin, just landed a multi-million dollar contract with the pentagon to build a nuclear-powered spaceship. which isn't that exactly what happens in the first half of "wall-e"? [ laughter ] it is. a superstore named "buy n large" builds a giant spacecraft to evacuate humanity while the earth is abandoned under massive piles of cardboard boxes. and now it's real. a billionaire is building a nuclear-powered spaceship. that might be something you want to look into, 007. [ laughter ] i guess he wants to make sure that when we flee to mars we'll still be able to get two-day shipping. [ laughter ] here's another unsettling technological development. for the past few months the nypd has been using what they call a "digidog." which is a robotic police dog they can send into dangerous situations to freak everyone out. >> i never seen nothing like this before in my life. do you see this? that's r2d2, y'all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, i always knew r2 was a narc. slowly but surely we are seeing more and more robots on the street. one of our writers was walking his d

eastern time took off like a blue origin rocket. after charlie gasparino tweeted this.rs say an amazon stock split is likely in 2021 possibly as early as thursday, when the company reports earnings catapulting, as jeff bezos significantly ahead of elon musk's as the world's richest person as the move would then allow amazon to join the dow 30, so to charlie gasparino, i mean, this is a big move in the stock that directly correlates to the tweet. tell us exactly what's going on here as best you can figure. charlie: liz, i can't believe it moved the stock this much. a couple things. the speculation of an amazon stock split is has been around a long time. i mean, people have been talking about this thing splitting late last year, and at 2021 be the year it would split. it is split according to our charlie brady about three times in the past but that was early on in its history before the dot com bubble burst but now we're talking about a run-up from about $7 post dot com bubble that was the low achieved after the bubble burst to something like $3,100 today. the stock is so

the blue origin thing. he wants us to go to space. he wants human beings to be able to go to outer space and mine and build and put factories up there. stay on earth and live this beautiful life without worrying about climate or anything because all of the industrial stuff will be done somewhere else. that has grand am businesses. i don't think any of them want to see big government, more taxes get in the way of that stuff. >> neil: if he doesn't like it, he can take a rocket and get the hell out of town. thanks, charles. right? people say neil, we want you in to space. all right. thank you very much. rock star of the fox business network. you don't get it, you should demand it. charles payne. when we come back. sorry, folks. mount rushmore fourth of july fireworks are cancel so says the biden administration. the governor of south dakota says not so fast. chris -- kristi noem is next. not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do thi

. >>> good morning, happy wednesday to you in texas today, jeff bay disease and blue origin will testnch a rocket designed to take astronauts into space. the shepard rocket will launch just outside of waco. >>> the ceo of intel says the worldwide chip shortage could last well into next year. he spoke to the republican shortly after that meeting at the white house. president biden has proposed new funding to help speed along american production of chips. >>> the head of the irs says child tax credit checks could start flowing as soon as july. these are part of the coronavirus stimulus bill. the payments will be monthly. you're going to see annual totals on your screen. 3,600 for families with children 6 to 17, 3,000 for children under 6. obviously you could have any kind of combination per child. the full payment for a single parent up to $75,000, and some payments for families making as much as $170,000 jointly. this is based on your 2020 tax return, the one that should have been due by tomorrow the 15th but the government extended that into may. if you haven't filed, the government d

jeff bezos' e rocket ship start-up blue origin successfully launching and landing its space cap call,n its 15th test flight. in turn, the spac which is joining forces with rival rocket company astra, is moving in reverse, down about 4% at this hour. let's look at shares of dell. they're in full orbit on the planned spin-off of vmware, the move set to lock up $12 billion via special dividend. dell spiking nearly 7% in this final let's call it 34 minutes of trade. more than 9 billion of those funds heading straight to dell's wallet with dell owning 83% of the cloud giant of. vmware is moving higher by 3.6%. and what do you do when you're already bullish on one of the top chipmakers in the world and then decide, you know what? i love it even more? raymond james has upgraded shares of nvidia from outperforming to a strong buy with a $750 price target on the launch of its cpu. it's at 644.34. one of the nasdaq and s&p's biggest winners at this hour. well, from the chip wars to the electric vehicle battleground. vw's audi brand unveiling its challenge to the tesla model y. the q4 es-trons a

blue origins website says that more details are coming on may the 5th. >> have to be a strong drink toumasi. >> for real. >> i know some people are definitely going to love it though. some people will love this too. firefighters and contra costa county were treated to a furry surprise. the fire from and there's is a woman and her son pulled up to the station and told them, their cat was stuck in their car engine. animal services officer was called out to help, when he loosened the engine/cover, he discovered this. five newborn kittens, hidden inside. look at them right there. the kittens are being checked out right now by a vet and will soon be put up for adoption. thankfully, the family noticed the cat was there. and then discovered the too. >>> it's not just humans who are excited for some summer fun, especially as things are reopening. if there's too. look at them. four bear cubs seen waiting patiently for their mama there. bathing in the swimming pool in arcadia. the homeowner shot this video and said it's not the first time the bears have visited the property to take a dip, one be

with the news tweeting nasa rules the company paid amazon founder jeff bezos private space and a blue origin and defense contractor dianetics. players here next with the sports will tell us how major league soccer is hoping the better times are ahead as a new season kicks off. we tell the untold stories. we speak when others don't to. be caught up alongside us. no matter where it takes us a pretty familiar fear of syria get out of my out and out and pasha away tell your stories we are your voice your news your network al-jazeera. a 3 year investigation into the pro-gun lobby we've been imploring is making a lot of really. reveal secrets seem. resiting out there i mean people outraged you know. and connections some don't want to expose many in legacy media. last shooting. documents like night al-jazeera investigations houses cell a massacre on al-jazeera. or . rather again type of sport his lia thank you adrian major league soccer has started its new season with some teams welcoming fans into their stadiums for the 1st time in more than a year the league has suffered huge financial losses dur

wants people back that by 2024 the company beats allison founder jeff bezos is private space and blue origin a defense contract dianetics. just ahead here in sports major league soccer is hoping the better times are ahead as a new season kicks off near here but all the details. came from the countryside to cairo and became part of a life. they say is different from being the former al-jazeera world meets the man you've been keeping a close eye on residential life in the big cities for decades but who may now be passing into history. he wasn't dormant but he's now managed by a security company the doman of egypt on al-jazeera. vaccines a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the misinformation and the latest developments what's going on here is very different for the vaccine comes in the form of a nasal spray special coverage of the corona virus pandemi

spacex is owned lie lidos and jeff bezos blue origin it's going to send another man and the first womane moon and to do so as soon as 2024 nasa is expected to make an official announcement later today with a media teleconference that is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. eastern, tyler so right now it's just a report from "washington post" regarding spacex but this is a potentially very big, very high-profile win in the space realm, if you will. >> and as we get ready to hand it off to "the closing bell" what stands out to me is that none of these names would have been around 30, 40, 50 years ago during the first space race to the moon it would have been the big guys, boeings, lockheed martins, northrop grummans. this shows you where we are today. morgan, great to be with you today as always. >> thank you, you have a great weekend. thank you for watching "power lunch. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen record highs for the s&p 500 for its fourth straight week of gains. a key early read of consumer sentiment hitting a one-year high for april and housing start

space venture blue origin will begin selling tickets next week for rides on its rocket. right.re we go. that's how exciting is this? come on. the new shepherd rocket will launch from a remote spot in texas ticket prices will be revealed next wednesday. the trip will take passengers more than 60 miles above earth and hit speeds of mach three, which is 2300 miles an hour. passengers will feel weightlessness for a few minutes. the space shepard is you saw that animation will then return to earth and deploy parachutes to help it land back in texas. new shepherd is designed to carry up to six people at a time. coming up in sports the moment the 40 niners made the call here from trey lance on the emotions that flooded him when he got the call. sports director marco banias is up next. then on the 11 o'clock news, two puppies stolen from a car in oakland at 11 we hear from the owner who says he's heartbroken. right now on the ktv you fox two news at mario gonzalez died in police custody. now all eyes are on the body camera footage. officers are seen on video placing a knee on his lower

blue book. these are original illustration drawings that were used for the catalogs. we have some samples of the various types of dice and paraphernalia that they offered. if you come over to this next case here, we have some information that pertains to how these products were made. we have a page out of a kansas city blue book, and it shows that a lot of the card marking was done by women because they had the ability to hold a very small brush, put very small marks on cards. and one of the ways that they had consistently marked cards was they created what they call a mastercard, which showed all the marks in a contrasting color that they would use when they marked a deck of cards. and we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the card. we also have edgework here. if the card on the left, if you notice, has a pointed edge, which indicates that's an ace. and the card next to it has a slight bump on the design by the upper left-hand corner and that indicates it's a king. so, if you actually go down all these cards and look at the marks, you have ace, king,

well, meantime jeff bezos blue origin expected to launch the latest test flight today the company putting timing of that test. it's being referred to as an astronaut rehearsal as the company is moving closer to sending people past the edge of space. meantime, speaking of billionaire-backed private space companies. sierra space an independent company under the s and c umbrella sy -- sierra space can land on an airport runway it has contracted with nasa and a commercial space station comprised of inflatable habitats the vision, space transportation, destinations and infrastructure including in an increasingly commercialized low-earth orbit. the president erin osmond writing, quote, what started as a 40 million acquisition has grown the revenue by ten times to $400 million today and will reach $4 billion within 5 to 10 years. the move is intended to accelerate the move and perhaps make it easier to bring on outside investment they are 100% owned by a husband and wife team as the commercial space economy lifts off, and as investors get more involved with other space startups that are coming p

the blue origin team's bid came in at $6 billion more than twice spacex's and another protest, musk weighingan crude as in human space flight about bezos company playing awe the fact they haven't achieved orbit with any of their rockets meantime another big hour ahead. does it for "squawk on the street" add "techcheck" starts right now. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "techcheck. i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt and carl quintanilla today lyft sells off its self-driving unit to toyota. we dig into why with the co-founder plus adopi partners with fedex for free