is more money in the space agency so the sorts of things that scientists want to do exploring the cosmos. girls born now has far hasn't thank you so much swiss tennis star roger federer has claimed the one hundred title of his career the thirty seven year old being the rising greek player stefanos but suppose from the final the divide championships federer who lost to the twenty year old in the fourth round of the australian open closed out this victory in straight fat six four six four the twenty times grand slam champion becomes just the second man to claim a century of titles after american jimmy connors who want one hundred and nine. manchester city of liverpool off the top of the english premier league algerian international riyad marez got the winner as the champions being bournemouth one nil they now have a one point lead at the top level bordeaux have the chance to reclaim first place on sunday when they face everton between two chattels already in the season the community shield in the kind of two they will sleep leaders in the in the premier league and you know a good position

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did not care but lunar rocks or exploration, he didn't care but exploring into the cosmo. he said is was there for one reason and run reason only and that was defeat the soviet union on the moe important battlefield, outer space. on we get to to theman was and unthat's to the only reason he was there when you tame to yuck lovell, he had dreamed since boyload. developed a love for the idea of rockets and rocket travel and would lie on his back at night in summers under the beautiful wisconsin sky and dream of exploring the cosmos and being the first to get somewhere. very romantic to him and it was all about the explore asiaation -- exploration and discovery. lovele the most ekingow guy and boreman on the surface could appear nor gruff and no one dispute hissed was a fine restaurant but not everybody liked bobman at the time. everybody loved lovell and yet nasa had i in their mind to pair theming to for gemini 7 in 1965, going to send lovell and boreman, the most opposite astronauts in the wores on a mission for 14 days. the maximum they envisioned a lunar mission too kick.

the danger has passed this time a piece of the old cosmos two two five one a russian satellite missed the i assessed by a few kilometers but the space station's crews strangest to close calls like this its windows and exterior walls bear the scars of less life threatening encounters space might be vast and largely empty but in our cosmic neighborhood it's clogging up with little devils called a million pieces of potentially dangerous space junk orbiting the planet. thing clinging to decommission satellites and even larger objects like components from spent rockets british sound designer nick ryan has developed an audio based system that identifies and localizes space junk most of the debris is tiny but the speed at which is traveling makes it a force to be reckoned with. even the size of a flock of paint its. satellites or the international space station god forbid. it can cause. catastrophic damage it threatens our infrastructure and us because we were launching this issue satellites and weather satellites and. the space debris is currently threatening all of our infrastructure. and

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dear colleagues jim broadway star and il a mosque on the health of frost cosmos i congratulate you with the successful first test flight of the new space ship thank you on behalf of space six we've always had spacecraft technology. and that does it for mail be back with headlines of the top the hour stay with us this is art international. in the. western countries are very reluctant to recognize the fact that aside as one might formally and also to admit that they were proud strong and cattle condemning them or siding against them so with glee in the early stages of the war and so they're terrified to me to undermine the reconstruction process by the prolongation of sanctions i think it was in countries with winds as the jewish and where it's a serious reconstructed but in you know ways in which it really started by a third power not russia and iran not by the west but by the g.c.c. or by shi'a. and. the maternity town the slums go in and you may never get out so. my teenage gang rules here because i don't want to. be my. mother. but. they've. told. her i'm going. in for the. valley rig

fit and i know it's who knows i'm going to enjoy bunch the entire cosmos contrition the pools of. the but. thank. you. illinois at the speed. but always almost. going to be today and to the future. dumpling. let sit me spread. plant roots in place to meet him we take a look back at the history of the relationship between being pain and the consonants and the sunset damns. like written. in seventy five minutes long you don't know. what it's time to take one step further. than face. time you're just such thing of nothing and find for the true place. time to overcome boundaries and connection to come up it's time for. the ws coming up ahead for minds. to come to the new duramax new two channel. plus a good line of stories. with exclusive sights. and a must see concerning parts culture in europe the place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so for subscribers and don't miss out. on. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. nico is in germany to learn german why not learn with him simple online on your mobile and

your colleagues your brother stein and you were must on the powerful frost cosmos i congratulate you with the successful first test flight of the new spaceship thank you on behalf of space six we've always admired your rohit spacecraft technology. and. by the dozen for me more news of the hour this is art international. crises gone into a nihilistic theme. thank you gotta. get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius of this place especially american hero this is a point about how much hollywood is done something we always are on the current system. called culture saying. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more on the net it may be completely different and a mystery. there was no trade or labor there's an environment standouts in the original nafta fifty five years ago. out. relations were more punitive but now the revision is very very close intertwined so i think it's ok to have a new treaty and you negotiation. this is a stic

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with the father bob as told falls are heard over i've got a song future who's being left out of the cosmos or should we speak to a filmmaker about what a strong woman have to move from sort of top of a father bob. was these women have baby up to it in public before let alone on stage the vagina monologues makes its debut.

there's more money in the space agency so the sorts of things that scientists want to do exploring the cosmos good to speak with leo and mike joining us there from dublin thanks so much for your thoughts. now we want to turn our attention to the political fallout and outrage after a poster linked a muslim member of the u.s. congress to the nine eleven attacks reveal has the details real thanks has a moral temper has fled among politicians when this post was displayed at the republican event in west virginia depicting the twin towers on september eleventh with the words and the forget you said written above the building and just below it is an image of representative in hand one of the two muslim women elected to congress with the quotes i am the proof you have forgotten well the post sparked outrage and a resignation and led to a security guard been taken to hospital after a scuffle the house speaker called on delegates to be respectful. were her. what. are. what. are you know.

a goal of we have continuing to expand our cosmos, thenthe the ambition and dreams of individuals willtant part of realizing those goals. family: that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." -- emily: that does it for this edition. on our friday show, it is international women's day and we have a great lineup. that is all for today. i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. haidi: very good morning. australian markets have just opened for trade. shery ahn: good evening from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. sophie: welcome to "daybreak asia." >> wall street slides that to extend i

rock art in the lower pecos and along the rio grande encapsulates not only their religion, but the cosmosn: tony, sometimes i just want to scream because people will say, you know, well, "did these people speak with a grunt?" i look at these murals and i see sophistication that we'd be hard-pressed with today. >> anthony: i think sophistication is an overvalued term. i mean, what the hell do we mean by that anyway? i mean, we're still pretty much killing ourselves with spears and rocks in one sort or another. >> elton: one of the important things you have to realize is that these people have the same brain that put a man on the moon. they were in tune with their universe and their environment. >> carolyn: same brain. same brain. >> roger: i would not be surprised if the lower pecos art outlasts all of us. all of our monuments crumble to dust immediately. 4,000 years later, white shaman, still there. >> anthony: i think they're going to have a tough time interpreting what life was like on this planet. they'll be left with betamax copies of "three's company" and, you know, "who's the boss?"

and as long as we have social goal of continuing to expand our knowledge of the cosmos, then the ambitions individuals are an important part of realizing those goals. emily: and that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. on friday's show, we've got a great lineup of female guests. it's international women's day. we'll have natasha land and nicole flynn. that's all for today. i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. >> the following is a paid -- the following is a paid program. >> the following is a paid presentation for the gotham steel smokeless grill. stay tuned to get a free state-of-the-art griddle free. it's perfect for making big family records and we will ship it to you free. details ahead. announcer: just look at this mouthwatering steak and succulent barbecue ch

belief among scientists like me that ours may only be one among many universes populating a gigantic cosmosnreality, i explore this possibility without presuming any knowledge of mathematics or physics on the part of the reader. hysterical. i'm glad you talked me into this. we work so hard, sometimes it's nice to goof off and do something silly. agreed. wait till you hear how he dumbs down werner heisenberg for the crowd. you may actually believe you're in a comedy club. you can think about heisenberg's "uncertainty principle" much like the special order menu and if you order the first dish in column a, you can't order the corresponding dish in column b. that's sort of like the "uncertainly principle." (imitating rim-shot): ♪ ba-dum-bump.

i think it's tough when you're going against -- >> the cosmos has shifted. >> and i've been obsessively to. people in his innercircle are calling around the country looking for allies to help explain and put uncontext various -- and here's what he meant in 1982 about this. here's what he meant about anita hull. here's how it fits in the that context of long ago. >> you're not winning. you're playing defense. let me explain and myself to joe this morning. the pretty easy question. >> would you call your safl proud capitalist? >> oh, i don't know. the labels, i'm not sure any of them fit. >> i'll break it down even more. you consider yourself a capitalist? >> again the label -- i'm a small business person so that part of the system you call capitalist, i get. >> do you consider yourself a capitalist and does capitalism work? >> i don't look at myself with a label. i think right now the way capitalism is working in the united states, it's not doing what it once did. >> just quickly. what's his problem? >> if that's the level of conversation democrats are going to have about capitalism and

he continued to immerse himself in computers and look toward the cosmos. >> even in high school, he wasly visionary. he talked about sending people to space. >> he gave sort of an unusual speech. it was all about space and human beings going off the earth in order to protect the earth. but what is remarkable about it is that as jeff bezos goes out and talks about space today. >> as a kid, i was inspired by the giant saturn 5 -- >> he gives something that's very similar to the speech that he gave when he was in high school, when he was 17 or 18. >> bezos would go on to princeton university, graduating in 1986 with a degree in computer science and electrical engineering. with the financial world starting to rely more and more on computer technology, bezos headed to new york city. >> it was nothing like it is today where a customer can have an electronic account. some very forward thinking firms were starting to use high speed computers and writing algorithms to try to analyze the market and make investment decisions. >> he was recruited by an innovative hedgefund firm headed by david shaw

after cosmo tried to do better. he has acknowledged that it is really hate. when he was writing.o remember that he was only 15 years old. >> martha: that is a important fact. thank you very much. the publisher of the federalist is joining me now. great to see you. where to begin? the hacking. is it awful or bad? >> it is very on brand to be a member of a hacking group. it fits with the skateboarding and punk rock. let's step back for a moment and recognize that there was no candidate who the press was more in the tank four and 2018 and beto o'rourke. the fact that if his name was bob and he had been running against someone other than ted cruz and that would not have been the case. everyone who is really part of the media in that state, profile after profile glowingly picturing a guy who collected all the right finals, knew all the hip things and was totally engaged and culture of that sort of thing. now that he is up against a couple of other democrats in a race for the presidency of the standard is different. his early fund-raising numbers are impressive, but to me the real ques

the partnership that i have with the head of ros cosmos has been strong. they've been helpful to us when we take our us a tastronauts to space stati space station. i understand it's unique, but it's good. >> mr. blumenthal. >> thank you. i want to do amazing things in space, stunning things. my interest right now is on issues a little bit closer to earth, aviation safety. >> yes, sir. >> and as you are very much aware, nasa is responsible for maintaining the system that includes reports from pilots who encounter potential problems while in the air. it's called the aviation safety reporting system. or asrs. it's a confidential voluntary nonpunitive repository for capturing confidential reports, analyzing aviation incidents, safety data, dissemination of vital information. you know that in the last day or so there have been absolutely chilling reports about pilots reporting incidents in the sky involving the boeing 737 max 8 during critical moments of flight they've been reported on the dallas morning news. last night on rachel maddow. a graphic and dramatic

the partnership that i have with the head of cosmos has been strong. they have been in very helpful to us when they take our astronauts on russian soyuz rockets. it has been a strong partnership . but certainly i understand it is unique. but it is a good partnership for space. >> thank you very much. senator blumenthal . >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to do exciting things in space and sunning things in space like americans going back to the moon. my interest right now is on issues a little bit closer to earth. aviation safety. and as you're very much aware, nasa is responsible for maintaining the system that includes reports from pilots who encounter potential problems while in the air. it is called the aviation safety reporting system or a srs. it is a confidential, voluntary nonpunitive repository for capturing confidentially reports, analyzing aviation incidents and safety violations. you know in the last day or so there have been chilling reports about pilots reporting incidents in the sky involving the boeing 737 max 8 during radical moments o

but a date for cosmos has not yet been announced. >>> coming up next, harry smith on first time idatirodans and how they are all coming together t ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - wow! organic at this price? [gentle harp chords] is this for real? - not exactly. that's "bargain bliss" setting in. you're basking in the glow of name brand organic food products for shockingly low prices. - i guess the harpist isn't real either. - oh, she's real. she shops here every sunday. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - [chord played] - [laughter] >>> we are wrak onback on a sat morning with a look at the idatirod race. there are several racers still on the court. >> and that includes blair braverman who along with her dogs has gained a huge following online since well before she even started the race. >> as harry smith tells us, the so-called ugly dogs aren't just supporting blair, they are helping school kids along the way too. >> reporter: when we met rookie musher blair braverman two weeks ago, we had no idea just how much we would be charmed by her and her dogs. blair is being led across the al

it's tough when -- >> he said the cosmos has shifted. now you have to look liberal, a little lefty. like that middle of the road guy. >> i have been obsessly reporting on what joe is up to. talking to people out there, i know that people in his inner circle are calling around the country looking for allies to help explain and put in context various aspects of joe biden's past. that means a lot of the organizational work for the run, if he makes it, is about getting people who are willing to step forward and explain, no, no, this is what he meant in 1982 about this, here is what he meant about anita hill, busing, here's how it fits in that context of long ago. >> you are not winning when you are playing defense. >> exactly. >> let me ask you about colorado. governor john hickenlooper. i don't understand -- well, i do. we are on television a lot. let's watch him. he wouldn't explain himself to joe this morning who asked if he is a capitalist. here we go. >> well, would you call yourself a proud capitalist? >> oh, i don't know. you know, again, the labels, i'm not sure any of them fit.

a date for "cosmos" hasn't been announced. >> thank you so much r >>> up nexht here, harry smith on ae h fans andow they're coming together to help school children in alaska. first, theseessages. ♪ [vacuum] ♪ introducing fresh step clean paws, with low tracking litter. your vacuum becomes a cat toy. let's make litter less of a mess. let's start fresh. >>> we're back with a look at the iditarod race in alaska. there are several newer racerso the course. >> they're sticking with it. including social media sensation blair, who gained a following online since well before she started the race. >> as nbc's harry smith tells us, the alsod ugly dogs aren't just supporting blair, key're helping schoolids along the way, too. >> reporter: when we met rookie musher blair a the start of the iditar iditarod, we had no idea how much we'd beerharmed by and her dogs. blair is beinged across the alaska wilderness by peppy. colbert. pixen. and seven other dogs, each as familiar as a household pet if you're one of her loyal twitter following, who call themselves ugly dogs. >> a twitter troll told me, go

. >> jimmy: past year, you were on the cover of "cosmo" india. >> okay. >> jimmy: you started a a production>> i did. >> jimmy: where did you meet president obama? >> so i had the honor of speaking on a panel for the global girls alliance. it was an event that the obama foundation put on. and it was incredible. it was super incredible. >> jimmy: and you got to meet him -- >> yes. >> jimmy: what did you say to him? >> you know -- so in hindsight, i might have been a little, what's the word? dumb. [ light laughter ] because what happened was i was in line waiting to meet him. and everyone around me was so nervous. they're like, "oh, my god. we're going to meet president obama." i was like, "i think it's going to be fine." like i think it's going to be fine. >> jimmy: so cool. >> and i tried -- it's fronting, gets you far. so then, i am interrupted in my conversation, and they're like, "lilly, president obama would like to meet you now." and i was like, "okay, cool." so i walk in and the first thing i say is, "hello, my friend." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's something he would say probably. >>

what's big and change in the cosmos? >> politically i don't know if much has changed. i've been talking to a lot of people about this. i know democrats really hitched their wagon to this argument, but that's not what voters cared about. they cared about economy and health care. legally i don't think the president is in any more legal jeopardy than he was before this. there is this opening for democrats that you pointed out with mueller saying that he is not charging him with a crime, he is not exonerating him. that gives democrats an opening to pursue this and to call for the full report to be released. i think that is going to be difficult for barr to do because so much of what barr collected was grand jury testimony, classified information or things covered by executive privilege, but if the democrats want be to wage that fight, they could do so. that could be a court battle that could play out for years just like these other battles of releasing documents have played out. i don't know if that's a path the democrats want to go down. i think some will pursue it but i

is this going into infrastructure are just going out into the cosmos?ted productively and efficiently tends to be by the private sector. it depends whether you are financing large public deficits, which in classic theory will crowd out some of those private investments in those efficient allocations of capital, or whether it is being used by the private sector and encouraging the private sector. is fallingate sector short, as it was during the crisis, you can see a role where public spending does not crowd out. if you're in a more normal environment -- alix: what strikes me is what is happening in france, in the u.s. political environment, both sides of the aisle are talking about mmt. that is more of a mainstream thing. it will get bigger before get smaller? alan: it could get a lot bigger. you have to consider the starting point in the u.s. is terrible. we have a budget deficit of 5% of gdp. not asking for fiscal stimulus in any orthodox sense. if you got a new president, what you seeing her for the last three administrations is the first year is when

both companies say they are committed to finding an air date for cosmos. two women accuse him of acting inappropriately in december. tyson denied the accusations. >> the hollywood reporter says disney is back tracking and rehiring james gunn to direct the next guardians of the galaxy movie. he was fired in july, but stars of guardians of the galaxy signed an open letter asking for gunn to be reinstated. in response to the news he tweeted for the first time since being fired, thanking disney for the second chance. with gunn at the helm, the first two guardians of the galaxy movies have grossed more than $1.6 billion worldwide. >> usa today reports a new study reveals eggs are not so heart healthy. the journal of the american medical association says eggs are a major source of cholesterol. i thought we knew that. and warn frequent consumption can learn to cardiovascular disease and early death. the study finds most americans eat half an egg per day. they say risk factors go up with the number rises to three to four eggs per week. >> uh-oh. >> guilty as charg

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i endorse capitalism, but as part of exploring the cosmos, you think that's a powerful thing that nasa can be doing for this generation of americans? >> not just nasa but also at commerce we're talking to a number of universities around the country who want to develop a space commerce curriculum in the business schools, for example. we have our own role in the education areas. well, i've mentioned the mbda grant. their space foundation under that grant is traveling rnd the country to attract not just the traditional entrepreneurs to the business but people of other walks of life who are interested in space may not have the technical skills but saying i'm interested. maybe there's something i can do here. we want to attract a wider audience. i like to say we'll never get to the trillion dollar space economy if space is left only in the heads of the technical people. we need a much wider community of people to participate in that. >> i know we're over time. i would like to make two critical points. kevin is working on the commercial stuff. we are helping with commercial stuff as well. we

his other show cosmos will also return as a date that has yet been announced.the allegations >>> she will be speaking at a forum in san francisco later this morning. she said she wants to end what she calls wasteful wars sfwlunless . >> we cannot begin to make the kinds of real change and investments we need here in our community if things like making sure that we have health care for all -- and investing in rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. making sure we are investing in our kids and their education. >> congresswoman told ktvu she understands the cost of war. she was deployed in iraq in 2004. this morning's town hall at u.s. f starts at 10:30. she will speak again tomorrow afternoon fremont >>> more and more people are launching presidential campaigns. democratic hopeful yang is also in the bay area this weekend. >> there is an asian man running for president who wants to give everyone $1,000 a month. >> yang spoke to a large crowd in san francisco last night. he's drawing attention after he announced he reached the $65,000 donor threshold to qualify f