jeff bezos blue origin calls of the debut launch of its rocket after examining a few anomalies during mission countdown. hello, i'm kylie pentelow. the number of people known to have died in the los angeles wildfires has risen to 24. with high winds forecast over the coming days, fire crews are now facing a race against time to avert further destruction. but from the ashes, many remarkable stories are rising — as people battle to stop their neighbourhoods from burning down. our correspondent helena humphrey reports. oh, my house! for 36 years, fighting fires was rich snyder's profession. now retired, when flames tore through his community in pasadena, it was personal. armed with a hose, and with his bare hands, suddenly, he wasn't just saving strangers. he was saving his neighbours and their homes. lord help us. lord, with your hands. whether it was divine intervention, or rich's sheer determination, their lives were saved. among them, a neighbour with additional needs, confused amid the chaos. no, no! greg, your house is on fire. your house is... greg, greg! you have to come with me.

so this is a big deal, a big step for blue origin, jeff bezos blue origin was started about 20 years, around the same time as spacex by elon musk and elon musk and spacex. of course, they've been routinely launching falcon nine falcon heavies, recovering first stage boosters. so in a way, blue origin is playing catch up. and this is a big deal. this is their first orbital rocket, the new glenn. and it's been in development for quite a while. so it will be exciting to see how it goes. now it took spacex many, many, many tries before they successfully recovered their first stage booster. and so blue origin is going to try this on their first flight test. so we'll see how it goes. it'll be interesting to watch. >> and again about this being such a big deal and the fact that, you know, this rocket, or at least blue origin is really going to be a major competition to elon musk. talk to us about how, you know, that's probably good for us, right? >> oh, absolutely. competition is good. it keeps everyone sharp, keeps everyone on their game. it keeps people from being complacent. right. and s

. >> coming up the latest on the overnight launch attempts of blue origin's new glenn rocket. >> and later the end of the line for one of our teams as another finds out who it will be playing next. >> you're watching world news now protected in the poc t. new s wednesday on abc. there's a. >> starman waiting in the sky. he'd like to come and meet us, but he thinks he'd blow our minds. there's a. starman waiting. >> and breaking overnight. the attempt for space company blue origin to launch its newest rocket. >> the effort overnight at cape canaveral, florida, marks a major moment for the company and its founder, jeff bezos. overnight, a setback as jeff bezos takes on elon musk in the modern space race. blue origin, the space tech company founded by jeff bezos, delaying the launch of new glenn, set to be the first rocket from the company to reach orbit, the reusable rocket marks the first major competitor to elon musk's spacex falcon nine, which has been launching payloads for more than a decade. new glenn is larger than the falcon nine and packs twice the power. >> we can take 45 met

jeff bezos stepped down as amazon's ceo to focus more on blue origin. a tsunami warning has been issued for southern japan folllowing a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. the japan meteorological agency asked people not to go in the sea or near coastal areas. there were concerns about the potentalfor a one metre high tsunami but a much smaller one was recorded reaching miyazaki city according to japan's public broadcaster. japan of course has more earthquakes than any other country in the world, the pulitzer earthquake proof and so far we have not had many reports of damage but will keep across the story for you. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather story across the uk is on the change, but perhaps not where you would think. just take a look at this dramatic temperature contrast from first thing this morning. we had 14 degrees in highland scotland — that runs the risk of some rapid snow melt and maybe some localised flooding. by contrast, —1. we are was still sitting in the cold air across the far south—east. but the wind direction has changed

blue origin's new rocket gets ready to blast off, where and when you might be able to catch a glimpse. >> and america strong tonight, in the face of the horrific disaster, people helping people with random acts of kindness, it is, after all, the city of angels. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin once again with those deadly wildfires raging across southern california. at least 16 people are dead, and nearly 10 million more are under fire weather alerts, and moments ago, authorities issued a pds, a particularly dangerous situation for red flag warnings. more than a dozen people are reported missing and authorities warn that number is rising by the hour. if firefighters have nightmares this scenario is likely one of them. it's a bulletless war against the palisades, eaton, and hurst fires and now crews are praising for another round of powerful santa ana winds. that could threaten new communities. look at this view from the co

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jeff bezos's blue origin space team are counting down to the inaugural launch of their new mission. you can see pictures here of the blue origin mission feed showing a rocket on the launchpad at cape canaveral in florida it is set to launch later this morning. the timer ticking down to around 30 minutes and 26 seconds. we will bring you that when it happens. this is blue origin's new space rocket that will be going with a testing satellite and with the aspiration of landing on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. we will bring you that launch if and when it happens. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. at least two rounds of santa ana winds are expected to blast through southern california this week. they are expected to challenge fire crews struggling already to contain two destructive blazes and could force thousands more residents to evacuate. for more let's go to benjamin. what is the latest on the ground? >> los angeles and -- los angeles is facing some tough challenges again. there was a brief respite over the we

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and disappointment forjeff bezos, the blue origin rocket launch is cancelled in florida.s go back to our top story this morning. wildfires continue to rage in los angeles so far claiming the lives of 2a people. there are warnings that forecasted high winds can further fuel the flames over the coming days. crews are fighting to contain the infernos, including the largest one in the palisades area. one of the victims of the fire was 32—year—old rory sykes, a child actor who starred in the late 90s actor who starred in the late 905 tv actor who starred in the late 90s tv show kiddie kapers. he threatening further destruction across the city. three fires are still rage as firefighters try to gain control. israel and hamas consider a so—called final draft of a possible ceasefire deal. and disappointment forjeff bezos, the blue origin rocket launch is cancelled in florida. lets go back to our top story this morning. wildfires continue to rage in los angeles so far claiming the lives people. there are warnings that forecasted high winds can further fuel the flames over the comin

blue origin, we are also waiting to see if they get up with their test flight.hat does this mean, this introduction of more competitors into the space race? chad: at the moment, spacex nominates. they are launching the majority of rockets. 2024 was a record year. spacex launched over half of the global launch as last year, 90% of what went orbit went through spacex. they are the best option on the market and in some cases the only option on the market. so, to have other players and other competition is huge. the interesting thing between spacex and blue origin is you have bezos and musk, two billionaires, the companies were founded at the same time, 2002. until a couple of years ago they had invested the same amount of money into both companies and when you look at what spacex has done over that time, dominating the market and enabling this entrepreneurship, innovation and private capital with jeff bezos launching these luxury trips to the edge of space with small rockets. new glenn is the vehicle that is going to launch satellites and enable them to do things l

this is a major moment for blue origin and the space industry. does start launching and become operational. it's already got a few customers. billions of dollars in backlog including amazon and pentagon and nasa and others. as limp told me last night and i heard for a number of years, there is just more demand than there is capacity in the market right now. so many different companies and governments want to put so much stuff in space. there's not enough launch capacity to do it. at least not yet. this would be a major moment. >> morgan, is your sense we could see it in days? do they need to apply for a new window? is this something they could repair in 24 or 48 hours and they would be up on thursday? >> reporter: that's a good question. i don't have those answers yesterday. i'm out to the company. i suspect -- based on the low level -- little information we have, it is a potential for new milestones. they are trouble shooting those issues. you have another test flight later this week. you have another launch on wednesday of two different commerc

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

blue origin is headed by amazon's jeff bezos. officials have not yet announced a new launch date.ll street today, stocks ended mixed to start the week. the dow jones industrial average added more than 350 points on the day. the nasdaq fell about 70 points, as investors turn cooler on tech stocks. the s&p 500 managed a slight gain of just nine points. still to come on the news hour, canada's ambassador to the united states discusses tensions with the incoming trump administration. the chief u.s. hostage negotiator on efforts to bring detained americans home. and our politics monday team weighs in on president biden's final week in office. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david and rubenstein studio in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: america's long and close relationship with canada is on full display in california this week, where our neighbors to the north dispatched firefighters and airplanes to help with the wildfires. but canada's assistance comes at a unique time, when president-elect donald trump

blue origin is headed by amazon's jeff bezos. company said they could try to launch again as soon as tomorrow. still to come on the news hour, canada's ambassador to the united states discusses tensions with the incoming trump administration. a chief u.s. hostage negotiator on attempt to bring americans home. enter politics monday team weighs in on president biden's final week in office. >> this is the "pbs news hour" from the david m rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: america's long and close week where our neighbors to the north dispatch firefighters and air guns who help with the wildfires. but canada's assistance comes at a unique time when president elect donald trump is threatening to impose the tariffs on canadian imports and calling canada the 51st state. canada's ambassador to the united states joins us now. welcome to the news hour. >> thank you. amna: let me ask you about these comments. what is your response to those

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blue origin calling off its attempt to launch their biggest rocket yet overnight. and california's governor calls for an independent review of the issues with some of the hydrants during the fight against the wildfires. but some want more to be done. >> i support that independent review. i think we should go further and frankly, do an independent commission review of all of this. what went right in our response, what went wrong in it? >> kobe believed in himself at the youngest possible age. >> it's one of the most remarkable stories in sports history. i don't want to be remembered as just a basketball player. kobe premieres january 25th on cnn. >> gary used car shopping can't hurt you. but what if i overpay? come out and i'll show you a better way. well, you say, i know, i said nearly half of all used cars have been in an accident, but there's no reason to shop with fear. well, show me carfax. knowing how a car's accident history impacts price means, you don't have to overpay. i wasn't scared, sure. can we talk about the pjs? i'll talk about them. >> as long as yo

caroline: jeff bezos' blue origin has delayed its inaugural launch of its new rocket. company says the temporary pause was due to an unspecified issue with a vehicle. blue origin did not provide any launch date but says they're reviewing opportunities for its next attempt. plus, investors in china are doubling down on 10cent. ownership by on shore traders has swelled to an all-time high, following the biden administration's move to black list the company over agd military ties. they're planning a second hong kong listing and is looking ing to raise $10 million. they're said to be hiring banks like j.p. morgan chase to arrange what could be the biggest hong kong offering in recent years. coming up, how snowflake plans to meet the growing demand for a.i. skills. sridhar ramaswamy is joining us next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde in new york. a quick check on the markets for you. we are in sell-off mode when it comes to the nasdaq. all of the magnificent seven are in the red. worries about inflation

jeff bezos�*s blue origin plans to launch its first orbital rocket on sunday — its long—awaited entrye orbital launch market. back now to those devastating wildfires in los angeles, where it's been confirmed that at least 10 people have been killed — double the death toll previously reported. these are live pictures. the biggest fires are burning for a third night. the los angeles county sheriff says it hasn't been safe to reach many of the hardest—hit areas and the number of people who have lost their lives is definitely "going to change". weather forecasters are warning that more high winds may fan the flames further. around 180,000 people have been told to leave their homes under mandatory evactuation orders, though some peeople have ignored those orders stayed in their homes despite the dangers. let's get the latest from david willis. crews are all around me working, it isjust crews are all around me working, it is just after midnight here, seeking to shut off gas valves to prevent any further fires from breaking off gas valves to prevent any furtherfires from breaking out here. i

spacex rocket in the jahan blue origin said troubleshooting a vehicle substantive issue a new launch data is not yet been announced, back to the market. a ton of green for the dow up 140. a lot of red for the nasdaq down 232 points. jeff sica on a monday morning. a quick explanation, why the selloff on the nasdaq. >> i wish you would've brought me masculinity. you have a beard you can do that. >> if you look at the market itself again i think there's a lot of concerns inflation is a carbon monoxide of the economy get tenure yields moving up inflation is still ppi cpi we're going to see if her going to move up trump insane we're going to lower rates i don't know if it's going to happen, this is all about inflation. >> the ppi is wednesday or thursday, computer price index, the big one. >> that's tomorrow. we will watch. you run a private equity company and expanded over the years can private equity help with the rebuilding of california and if so how? >> private equity there's two sides. the fact is $7 trillion in the real estate industry there is an anticipation that private equity w

and this is the first blue origin rocket designed to be capable of hauling satellites to space. it is among the most powerful in the world. well, now it's time for the abc seven news at 11, where we keep you updated on what's happening this week. we kick things off with a major conference kicking off in san francisco tomorrow, and a special guest, first lady jill biden, will be attending the jp morgan healthcare conference this week. she's a keynote speaker discussing the white house initiative to advance women's health research. thousands of people are expected to attend the conference, hosted at the westin saint francis in union square. our other advancer is an important heads up for commuters. starting tomorrow, bart is changing its schedule. departure times will be shifted. all of it is meant to sync up bart with other bay area transit systems, and bart is also upgrading its aging train control system. the agency says the changes will improve safety and reduce waits for transfers between bart and other systems. the u.s. department of justice is suing airbnb over housing disc

right now, we don't know when the blue origin may make another launch attempt. the goal of the mission is to prove the rocket can reach orbit, allowing for more complex missions down the road. >> governor newsom already committed to rebuilding areas destroyed by the southern california wildfires. the changes he's proposing to help ease the road ahead for people who lost everything. >> we're also hearing from bay area firefighters helping with the battle against those wildfires in southern california. why the effort is personal for one fire chief fire marshal from the north bay. [music] dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. bounced from on

as of this point, it's unknown as to when blue origin might make another launch attempt. now, the goal of the mission is to prove the rocket can reach orbit, allowing for more complex missions on down the road. >> santa ana winds expected to intensify today. how it's threatening to undo all the progress fire crews made over the weekend, as the battle to contain the fires rages on. >> then, as some people returned to their neighborhoods, they're facing heartbreak and devastation, entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. how officials are stepping in to help them recover from catastrophic losses. >> and bay area firefighters continue to support the fight against the devastating wildfires in southern california. a look at what their experience has been like, as they still don't have a return date to come back home. [music] >> live from jack london square. this is mornings on two. >> the nine. >> today is monday, january 13th. we're looking at the berkeley hills and the campus there. part of oakland, part of berkeley. and just a reminder that we too have hills with densely pop

. >> overnight, blue origin called off the debut launch of its new new of its new glenn rocket afterdelays. now, the launch scheduled for this morning was scrubbed because of a technical issue. it was initially scheduled for last friday and then again yesterday, but it was postponed due to rough offshore weather that could have impacted the landing. the new glenn rocket is set to be the first competitor to elon musk's spacex falcon nine. it is larger than the falcon and packs twice the power. >> we can take 45 metric tons to leo orbit. it really changes what people are going to think about how and what they can bring to space. >> blue origin says. right now, it's looking at opportunities for its next launch attempt. >> okay, got some competition coming. >> yeah. >> can we talk about the win for a second? yeah. so the winds that we're seeing here today, is that connected at all to the winds that southern california is going to see tomorrow? >> yeah it is. so the winds right here are gusty. then that low pressure strengthens even more the next 24 hours and then goes south into southern

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

. >>> a massive rocket developed by billionaire jeff bezos' company blue origin is ready for its first delays, the new glenn market is set to launch early tomorrow morning from cape canaveral, florida. the latest rocket was designed to compete with spacex, which has already carried humans into orbit. >>> winter weather illnesses are making a vigorous return. the centers for disease control says flu cases jumped more than 18% in the last week of 2024. hospital visits are also up. new data out tomorrow is expected to show a bigger spike, and it's not just the flu. covid, rsv, and norovirus cases have also skyrocketed. >>> today a broadcasting milestone for cbs' award winning sports caster jim nantz. he called his 500th nfl game when the buffalo bills took on the denver broncos at orchard park, new york. nantz is the first person in the network's history to do that. congratulations. and the bills won 31-7. >>> next on the cbs weekend news, we return to los angeles where there's a scramble to shelter some of the wildfire's most vulnerable victims. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha

and that is only just for, for now, falling back on our to adjust best as blue origin is set to launch its new rocket into space. and about 15 minutes time, the new glen will be taking off from cape canaveral in florida. left off has been delayed a few times this morning, but it is expected to go ahead, challenge and eat on most of the basics, hopefully in satellite delivery. that's it for me, my name's side for this needs. i'll be back there in just a moment. the pod who came in to be could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electoral terms. now i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean? pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on stuff. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times. but so it's not just $1.00 price is up via the story on talk to how does era us servicemen and women swear an oath to defend the constitution. but military veterans play a major role in full rank home groups, taking up homes again

. >> jeff bezos, blue origins, it is something that he cares a lot about. that was his post amazon plan. i know he is doing a lot with amazon and a.i. but obviously with musk, they are competitors in this. >> absolutely. >> and that has to be a big blow to that business. >> he wants to be part of it. people don't realize this, when jeff, his speech was on space. he loves space. and, so, he wants to be doing this. e lon is directly in his way. anything that elon musk wants to do others are saying how do i get a piece of there and that. tiktok what will happen to tiktok and things like that. trump will have a lot of sway over that. therefore they all want to get in there to do that you have to pay essentially a big . >> you said musk toxic noise is the point with musk, toxic noise is his point. >> that is his brand? >> no, he creates, the flood the zone thing that steve bannon. flood the zone with misinformation, there is a little bit of real information in there or discontent. people in britain are worried and then make it a mess. say something outrageous, p

tom, thank you very much. >>> breaking overnight, blue origin called off the inaugural launch of itsight not be the case. some dunkin' stores in nebraska, mexico, arizona and elsewhere, get this, ran out of doughnuts. no munchkins, no apple fritters, no strawberry frosteds. the company says a problem with the single supplier affected 380 stores nationwide, which is actually just about 4% of the chain's locations. the company is looking into what caused that supply disruption, but has already begun restocking some of the affected stores. >> don't mess with people's dunkin'. >> can't do that. >> no. >>> let's check in with carson. what's coming up on "pop start." ? >> guys, we have a lot coming up, including two of the most iconic names in music. but it is for one night only. we have that and a bunch more coming up. >>> but then the craig-abration rolls on. i like craig-athon. the melvinators are out in force. we will celebrate craig's new road to this new seat with all the ways that just make him one-of-a-kind right after this. e options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and seriou

. >> jeff bezos, you know, space -- blue origin, his space company, is something he cares a lot about very much so. >> that was his post- amazon plan. i know he's doing a lot at amazon now in a.i. , but with elon musk, they are -- competitors in this. >> absolutely. >> and so, that's got to be a big blow to -- to that business. >> well, he wants to be part of that. people don't realize, when jeff, at the end of high school, his speech was on space. he loves space. and, so, he wants to be doing this, and elon is directly in his way, and will advantage. anything elon will do, he'll be first in line. a lot of the other moguls are like, how do i get a piece of this, how do i get that? tiktok, what's going to happen to tiktok, things like that? trump will have a lot of sway over that. so they want to get in there, in order to do that, you have to pay. >> you said something like musk , the toxic noise is the point. with musk, toxic noise is the point. >> yes it is. >> that's his brand now? >> it's sort of the flood the zone thing that steve bannon perfected. you flood the zone with misinfor

. >> blue origin, texas launch scheduled between 1330 and 2130 zula. >> reporter: at the faa command say the u.s. needs more space ports to compete on the new global space race. george neil retired as a top space expert at the faa. how critical is it that the country is able to build out new space ports? >> space is very critical for our national security, for our economic competitiveness, for our inspiration for our students and our future work force. and frankly to support our everyday life. communications, navigations, weather forecast, agriculture, financial transactions. >> reporter: meanwhile, an update from the space station and two astronauts who left in june on a ten day mission but are now staying until the end of march. butch wilmore and suni williams insist they're both healthy and busy. >> now we have plenty of clothes. we are well fed. >> no, it doesn't feel like we're cast away. yeah. even ctually we want to go home. we left our families a little while ago, but we have a lot to do while we're up here. >> reporter: yeah, williams and wilmore have some space walks coming

. >> blue origin was his post amazon plan. he's doing a lot at amazon on a.i. with elon musk, they are competitors in this. >> absolutely. >> so that's got to be a big blow to that business. >> he wants to -- he wants to be part of that. people don't realize -- jeff was valedictorian of his high school, his speech was on space. he loves space. he wants to be doing this and elon is directly in his way and will advantage. anything he wants to do, he'll be first in line. a lot of the other moguls are, like, how do i get a piece? how do i get a piece of this, how do i get that? tiktok, what is going to happen to tiktok and things like that. trump will have a lot of sway over that. they all want to get in there and in order to do that, you have to pay essentially. >> you said musk, toxic noise is the point, with musk, toxic noise is the point. >> yes, it is. >> that's his brand now? >> no, he creates all kinds of -- it is the flood the zone thing that steve bannon perfected. you flood the zone with misinformation. there is a little bit of real information in there o

. >> gio: blue origin will launch a larger rocket for the first time.ning. it's meant to be a reusable rocket that can send large payloads into orbit. it was postponed twice because of the weather. very interesting. it's a very big rocket. >>> we will start this half hour with an abc news exclusive. the eldest daughter of ruby franke sharing about what it was like growing up before her mom was sent to prison for child abuse. we have more, including where she says their relationship stands right now. >> i will say it one more time. then you will lose the privilege to eat dinner. >> reporter: once popular mom influencer now a convicted child abuser. the case garnering headline after headline, captivating the country. >> it made things hard to build relationships that people can learn about me by looking me up online. i have been able to choose now what parts of my life i choose to share with the public and what i don't. >> reporter: now the eldest child detailing what she says it was like growing up with ruby in her new memoir "the house of my mother." >>

bezos rocket company, blue origin, will try again to launch its new glenn rocket tomorrow morning.lans for the uncrewed launch this morning were scrubbed due to weather. the new glenn would be the first rocket to send a vehicle into orbit. orbit for the company, which is crucial to be able to compete with elon musk's space x. this rocket packs more than double the power of spacex's workhorse, the falcon nine rocket. >> turning now to the wildfires tearing through los angeles county. the number of those killed is now 16, and officials say that they're concerned that the winds could help the fires grow. but firefighters are getting some help from mexico and canada. cnn's gustavo valdez has more on the reinforcements that are arriving and the conditions they are facing. >> good morning. victor and amara. the situation saturday was complicated for the firefighters after the palisades fire started to expand into another residential area. thankfully, the winds were not strong enough so they were able to, at least temporarily, get a hold of the flames and they didn't expand. but fire offi

this renaissance has powered -- is powered by the game-changing private companies like spacex and blue origin whose ingenuity has turned space flight into a thriving ecosystem of public-private collaboration. dominance in space is essential to america's economic strength and military readiness and i am confident that under the leadership of chairman babin and president trump, america will remain the global leader in space exploration and innovation. madam speaker, thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. garamendi: madam speaker, i rise to speak for one minute. and modify my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. garamendi: thank you. madam speaker, there's a great tragedy aoccurring in l -- occurring in california as we speak. members of the california delegation have spoken on the floor about the extraordinary damage, the loss of life and the lives that have been disrupted. i was shocked to watch on television the elected leader of this house su

. >> launch scrubbed blue origin, founded by jeff bezos, pushed back the schedule for the huge 30 storynn rocket. it was supposed to lift off between 1 and 4:00 in the morning, but engineers said there was a technical problem they could not address in time. the billionaire businessman, hoping his rocket can compete with billionaire competitor elon musk's spacex rocket in the future. and let's take a look at this sweet face. oh my goodness, a young gorilla rescued from a turkish airlines plane cargo hold and is seen there now recovering at an istanbul zoo. the five month old was discovered in a box on a flight from nigeria to thailand last month. but those photos were just shared. oh and video. what a sweetie. on sunday, wildlife officers are certainly considering returning him to his natural habitat. the public, though, has weighed in and named the gorilla z10, which means olive in turkish. it's unclear how he ended up in that box, but customs officials warn they have increasingly intercepted illegally traded animals around istanbul as it emerges as a major air hub between continents. j

and looking now to the skies, blue origin, the rocket company founded by billionaire jeff bezos, hadrocket overnight. the launch had been scheduled to take place from cape canaveral, florida, between 1 and 4 a.m. eastern hour kind of timing, but the company had to repeatedly reset its countdown clock before eventually postponing altogether. this was thought to be the long anticipated debut of bezos challenge to elon musk's spacex. at this point, no new launch date has been set. and one more story. now this one from across the pond. yesterday was the annual no trousers tube ride in london. yeah, it's just what it sounds like. dozens of people loaded onto the train without their pants on for fun. there's no cause. there's no cause or larger meaning behind this event, other than to liven things up during what can be a bleak winter in the uk. according to the associated press, the first instance of this event began in new york in 2002 and has since spread to cities around the world. though i'm going to be honest. there is no part of me that has ever wanted to get on the subway or public

blue origin did not give any details on what it would next try to fly the rocket.ustry has room for multiple letters. -- winners. jonathan: up next, dollar strength. >> the dollar has benefited, the yen currencies have not benefited and the rest are suffering. the dollar move and the rate move in u.s. combined really does start to cause issues for all markets going forward. jonathan: that conversation continues up next on the program. ♪ ♪ jonathan: not a great mix this morning, crude higher by 2%. on yields elevated by another to basis points. bringing equities down with more dollar strength, -50 .8% on the s&p 500. under surveillance this morning, dollar strength. >> the dollar has benefited, and the rest of the dm has been suffering. the dollar move and the rate move in the u.s. combined really does serve to cause issues for all markets going forward. there's only three ways you can fix that. i do the rest of the world catches up, the u.s. goes sideways or the u.s. goes down. jonathan: the u.s. dollar surging to its highest level since november 2022 following an

. >> rebecca: a set back for blue origin the space tech company founded by jeff bezos delayed the launch orbit. also got a lot more ahead including the surge in respiratory viruses. that is coming up. something a lot of parents are thinking about. >> robin: dr. sutton will be along with that. right now we want to go back to matt gutman in palisades fire for the latest on the wild fires. good morning again, matt. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. over 8 million people facing this critical fire danger this morning. national weather service predicting winds 70 miles an hour giving it this rare designation of a particularly dangerous situation. the same designation we saw last week. right now firefighters are exhausted. they've had massive reinforcements over the weekend, in terms of personnel and equipment. we saw that huge air attack on the fire. fire authorities continue to investigate the cause of the eaton fire off of altadena. we have seen doorbell video and cell phone video of a fire at the base of those electrical transmission towers. edison international said there were no ano

big win for giorgia meloni there and blue origin, the rocket company founded by billionaire jeff bezostand down on an attempt to launch its first orbital rocket overnight. the launch had been scheduled to take place from cape canaveral, florida, between 1 and 4 a.m. eastern, but the company had to repeatedly reset its countdown clock before eventually postponing altogether. this was thought to be the long anticipated debut of bezos challenge to elon musk's spacex. at this point, no new launch date has been set. they have to fix the clock. john. yeah, they will is a problem. if the countdown clock doesn't work, how do you have a countdown? that's right. ten. nine. eight. >> seven. six. >> that's such a key feature of any of these rocket launches will be to know when to go. but of course, we expect they'll reschedule that as soon as they can. shifting to other news now, vice president elect jd vance is taking a stance on whom he thinks should and should not receive presidential pardons for their actions during the capitol riot on january 6th, 2021. vance made some new comments during an

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