also, sat down exclusively with blue origin ceo bob smith.olling out that interview and talking about that company and all the initiatives afoot there, including one of their major revenue streams, closest to realization, the rocket engines, and which is the source of a $200 million investment here >> morgan, we can't wait such an important story. no one brings it to us like you do morgan brennan obviously in huntsville more to come this hour. >>> disney, meantime, delivering the latest volley in streaming wars, launching disney plus today. they hope to capitalize on the popular franchise like pixel, marvel and "star wars. joining us, former netflix vice president of content, elizabeth bradley, helped bring a number of international shows to the streaming platform great to have you. thanks for your time today. >> thanks for having me, carl. >> what do you think they need to accomplish here in the first couple of quarters of the service? >> well, i think it is incredibly fun offering, the disney brand is beloved and well known. they have awed

speaking of jeff bezos, his other company blue origin sat down exclusively with the ceo of blue origin bob smith will be airing that tomorrow when i am live from rocket city usa, huntsville, alabama i will be reporting all day from there talking about the resurgence of space and the influx of defense dollars as we head into this new commercial space era and the ripple effects all of that has had on the region the numbers speak for themselves, carl population growth, job growth, wage growth, have all from 2000 to 2017 doubled, the u.s., be the national rate, and it is about the labor force, education, and it is about those government ties and we're going to talk about that and all the ins and outs tomorrow. >> i'm looking at a big fanatic report out of bank of america today. ten things for the next ten years, one is space, the next frontier industry could be worth by $1 trillion losers, legacy satellites, as we turn to nano satellites, that is a thing? >> that's a thing. it's one of the things that we'll be touching on i think tomorrow is sort of this new boom of satellite constellations the smal

bob newhart just first his name as a stand-up comedian now 90 years old, newhart is still up on stage getting laughs perry smithr sunday closer >> bob newhart is here, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. >> really good to see you. >> reporter: no one in america knew who bob newhart was in 1960, when the one-time chicago accountant reased th com >>he door my fice is ys o copiesand the my fon newhwas partf thw waing nang co. omics. beatup our direcof l lations. durthisr's my oadc benllerped remind us that bob newhart isn't dead >> ben, ben, i'm still alive >> i thought it was funny, but i didn't think it would get the reception it got. >> we first saw newhart as a stand-up comedian on the old tonight show with jack parr. >> some of the airlines are asking me not to fly on their airlines because i whimper during the flight. >> do you know who was on that show >> who >> betty white. >> she was a hottie. >> she's still a hottie. when you're 90, she is. >> reporter: not only is newhart still alive, he's still funny. he won an emmy a few years back for a guest role on the "big bang theory. >> hello >> reporter: his tw

one name not taking on investors any time soon, jeff bezos blue origin bob smith told me, they need funding not something blue origin really needs to do especially because it is almost completely funded by jeff bezos who has disclosed that he sells off about a billion dollars worth of amazon stock every year for that space company. another publicly traded space name, satellite company maxar technologies let's bring in walter scott, the founder of digital globe which merged with three other satellite companies to form maxar back in 2017 thanks for being with us today given the fact maxar is four space companies in one where have the greatest growth opportunities been and where are they moving forward? >> well, a couple of great growth opportunities are in what we see the earth intelligence space, which is combination of the satellite imagery and the data analytics that we apply to that satellite imagery the world is a big place and one of the things that slight imagery does is it allows to you see what's happening at a global scale and doing it very cost effectively i think another area that

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was my -- was mark smith who was on my dissertation committee and cautioned that readers might not get my scholarship while simultaneously encouraging me to be creative and to push on. bob lockhart, the university of pennsylvania acquisitions editor, took a risk by allowing me to write a book that challenged many geographic, temporal, methodological and thematic assumptions. i should also thank jim sidsbury, who as the blind reader of my manuscript generj s generously revealed his identity allowing me to engage in a sustained and productive dialogue with him. i'd like to thank the eight scholars and librarians who selected the finalists for the tubman prize. the historians who selected "under currents of power" for the prize. we should also acknowledge the scholarship of the other fin finali finalists. i'd like to thank michelle commander for organizing this amazing event and must thank ruth and sid lapidus and new york public library for making the center an this award possible. lastly, i'd like to recognize the dispossessioned, nameless, and often voiceless enslaved africans whose history i had the honor of telling. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> this evening