michael: richard branson has plans to develop commercial spacecraft for space tourism.g on this lander for three years. michael: and amazon founder, jeff bezos, is also developing rockets to carry humans into space and spacecraft to deliver cargo to the moon. jeff: we have here as an example, a very large rover and by the way, even though that's a large rover, this vehicle can land four of them simultaneously on the surface of the moon. brad: it isn't just spacex. there's other companies like blue origin coming online as well, private companies and smaller groups in australia, or rocket labs in new zealand, for instance, that is all making that cost cheaper. i like to think of it's like airplane travel. we spent the longest time having one costly airline, but now we have a bunch of budget carriers that are making it effective. adam: we live on this little dot and what's out there is just massive, and i wanna explore what's out there and see it. michael: australian entrepreneur, adam gilmour, is building one of those budget carriers. adam: all right, guys, we're going so

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. >>> chase butler, a high school junior, stealing a bucket for the branson bulls.star freshman on the jv team. 8-year-old javen boss butler is a second grader on a fourth grade team. who first provided the basketball venue and life's lessons to the gifted brothers? his name is paul austin. 11 years ago, he had an idea for a project that can give of what marin youth sports programs couldn't. diversity. the foundation is marin city, a nonprofit program called play marin. austin, third generation native saw the need. >> i saw people from the surrounding communities coming to marin city saying i want my kid to participate. i asked why? they was like well my kid go to school where the majority of the kids, 99, 98% of the kids are white. i want my kid around some people of color. >> reporter: marin county has just over a quarter million people. according to u.s. census bureau, 85% are are black. largest representation of color live in marin city, a pocket of 3,000 sandwiched between sausalito and mill valley. >> 90% of our kids come from low income households. so we rais

my soccer coach in a club happened to be the athletic director of the very fancy high school, the bransonchool in marin county, and he helps me get into that school because he not only sees that i am a good athlete but that i am a good student. and that becomes a theme. and a poet who goes into the classroom sees i am a good student and she wants to help me become a writer and also helps me write a personal statement that gets me into college. once i am in college, same thing. it is like you can see that's me being smart, but there is also a read that this nine-year-old boy wants to be loved, helped. so throughout my life i have attempted to re-create the dynamic of the nine-year-old making the nine week journey, and whether it is my charm, intelligence, my lies that makes patricia, chino, and carlo want to help me. they did not have to help me but they chose to help me. susan: how did you overcome the skill of telling lies? javier: therapy. [laughter] lying has gotten me places and has gotten me in trouble. that has been the biggest thing i have had to heal from. it has affected me. once

little private island with richard branson. we look good? i had dinner . richard branson.ad dinner. beef carpaccio. i've got to change one thing and that's the point that lee anticipates. but look, i want to move on because one of the world's greatest sporting events the super bowl took place last night. and while the kansas city chiefs the better of the chiefs got the better of the philadelphia eagles was a feisty scrimmage that has scrimmage also to field that has the talking it started the world talking it started with rihanna's 13 minute performance the game's performance in the game's trademark famous halftime show. look to janet . david it's. look to janet. david it's. not me. she was the epitome . so me. she was the epitome. so along with railing off some of her greatest hits, viewers were shocked by the most dramatic pregnancy of all time. as rihanna showed her baby bump . rihanna showed her baby bump. however one critic was less than impressed. and an extraordinary social media post, donald wrote epic fail. rihanna gave . without epic fail. rihanna gave. without q

little private island with richard branson. we look good? i had dinner . richard branson.ad dinner. beef carpaccio. i've got to change one thing and that's the point that lee anticipates. but look, i want to move on because one of the world's greatest sporting events the super bowl took place last night. and while the kansas city chiefs the better of the chiefs got the better of the philadelphia eagles was a feisty scrimmage that has scrimmage also to field that has the talking it started the world talking it started with rihanna's 13 minute performance the game's performance in the game's trademark famous halftime show. look to janet . david it's. look to janet. david it's. not me. she was the epitome . so me. she was the epitome. so along with railing off some of her greatest hits, viewers were shocked by the most dramatic pregnancy of all time. as rihanna showed her baby bump . rihanna showed her baby bump. however one critic was less than impressed. and an extraordinary social media post, donald wrote epic fail. rihanna gave . without epic fail. rihanna gave. without q

after the us and canada shot down balloons it looks like this is a really bad time to be richard branson the news the news is tiny china prepares to down an unknown flying object the coast according to the telegraph and it just seems that the chinese been putting up others they've been putting up relentlessly across the straits of taiwan which leads to taiwan that island there and also north above korea . and i think i think above korea. and i think i think basically what they're is they're saying that's not our balloons, that we're shooting down. this is it. these are the china is guilty the most amazing thing is in you know this and i think you know this because i'm with the smartest people here right now is that the prevailing winds make it kind of impossible for to from any for balloons to come from any other direction except china. all the winds come from across china across the sea out towards japan and america . but we only japan and america. but we only we knew that the first one of this saga of balloons was a balloon. since then, they've just been unidentified flying objects . s

after the us and canada shot down balloons it looks like this is a really bad time to be richard branson the news the news is tiny china prepares to down an unknown flying object the coast according to the telegraph and it just seems that the chinese been putting up others they've been putting up relentlessly across the straits of taiwan which leads to taiwan that island there and also north above korea . and i think i think above korea. and i think i think basically what they're is they're saying that's not our balloons, that we're shooting down. this is it. these are the china is guilty the most amazing thing is in you know this and i think you know this because i'm with the smartest people here right now is that the prevailing winds make it kind of impossible for to from any for balloons to come from any other direction except china. all the winds come from across china across the sea out towards japan and america . but we only japan and america. but we only we knew that the first one of this saga of balloons was a balloon. since then, they've just been unidentified flying objects . s

in branson , haggard and warts. in branson, haggard and all the rest of it. so it's censorship .s very censorship. i mean, it's very 1984 because in 1984, george orwell's novel and then film books were all changed. history was changed, everything was changed. people didn't know about the past and it really was scary stuff and it seems because i mean, there are other books not offensive , not being able to not offensive, not being able to find publishers because nobody'll touch them because they view in, in, in non—fiction books , you know, it doesn't go books, you know, it doesn't go with the world agenda . what was with the world agenda. what was camilla's where did it now and said to an assembly of publishers let's stop this you are powerful will people be a force ? god, stop doing it. i in force? god, stop doing it. i in other european countries there were refused to accept this new version of the book. so clearly the pressure might lead to that. i mean , for example, one of them i mean, for example, one of them is that you can't take the word fat out and they've used the word

, think i think richard branson, amazing guy , you know, so it's amazing guy, you know, so it's horsesthe end of the day. but alison, you know, to think that the same woman is doing that and, how she's progressed over two years or so has been absolutely incredible, is very proud seeing her did. yeah and what about the royals finally we've got time to talk about prince and princess of wales, kate and wills i think i don't know if you saw it, but i detected that the princess of wales was tearing up a bit when dame helen mirren paid tribute to late queen. yeah, i think to the late queen. yeah, i think so. little bit. and like you so. a little bit. and like you said it was that they said before, it was that they were sitting in audience. were sitting in the audience. i think people really felt that moment together especially think people really felt that mcalsot together especially think people really felt that mc also with ether especially think people really felt that mc also with the r especially think people really felt that mc also with the in especially think people really felt that