musk, elon musk.g as you noted 12%. looking at solar panels going forward, offering 20-year payment plans. everyone is tooth. david: almost a perfect tradeoff. he loses 11% on tesla. gains 12% on solar. let's talk about green mountain coffee. it had a nice gain today. 12% last time i looked. [closing bell ringing] >> green mountain rocked it, up about 13%, you're right. liz: i finally gave in and bought a keurig in the middle. night on qvc. i bought a qvc keurig. david: they look forward to the insomniacs. we had a heck of a ride today. the dow ended up with a gain. all the indices are negative. looking at small to mid-sized stocks. that's where you saw a big turn around. you saw big gains on nasdaq turn into negative. all seemed to happen around the time of a bad action of government debt. it may not have been exclusively that. there are still concerns what is happening overseas but it was about that time it happened. we'll be focusing on that in particular. liz: let's get you through the headlines.

for billionaire elon musk sure does love his coupons.is energy services company, solarcity, is giving customers a little daylight savings with a discount through groupon but maybe elon is paying it forward. after all solarcity has gotten pretty sweet deals from the u.s. government. back to discuss, charlie gasparino. we have tom sullivan and heritage foundation's steve moore. he is a fox news contributor. tom sullivan i will start with you. they already have a business model where they're basically renting -- you're not paying for panels. you're buying energy and they put the panels on your house. now they're offering discount through groupon so basically it is free solar energy? >> this is the problem i'm having. buying solar panels is about as easy as comparing insurance policies. just nuts. because one company says, we'll give you, you buy this and $30,000 for your panels and government will give you a credit for that. then they come along say, no, but we'll provide the panels, you lease the panels and somehow later on, if you don't l

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elon musk dropping knowledge of recent grads.earls of wisdom that my media questioning your career path. at the end of the day it is all about money. melissa: i am melissa frances with your fox business brief. of $45 a share bid for hill firebrands, 22% premium over friday's close, announcing the deal earlier this month about pinnacle for $6.6 billion in the case chiller home price index rising nearly 1% in march, an economist expectations among the 20 cities, 19 for higher home prices last month. only new york posted a drop. dallas and denver hit new record highs and shares of barris spatial jumping, the retailing getting $150 million lifeline for private equity terms. shares are down 62% so far this year and that is the fox business brief giving you the power to prosper. melissa: elon musk has some sage advice for graduates this year. >> if you're starting a company have to work hard. what does super hard mean? work hard every waking hour. melissa: new study reveals the third of job-seekers are wondering why they went to colleg

the injunction is a big score for spacex and elon musk.onse, united launch alliance released a statement is deeply"ula concerned and will work closely with the department of justice to resolve the injunction expeditiously." and went on to say -- fighting words. >> quickly, how big is this for ula? the ceo said they have an engine stop file that will last them a little more than two years. they do not have the capability to produce their own engines at this time. would take them 3-5 years to do that. the concern about supply is certainly legitimate. back to you. next thank you. stay with us. -- >> thank you. ♪ >> get the latest headlines on bloomberg.com, and streaming on your ipad. on the market is next. i will see you tomorrow. it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. i am cristina alesci. adding you caught up on where stocks are trading. it looks like stocks are swinging between gains and losses today. we want to highlight a couple of those stocks for you. first, weight watchers. shares of the weight-los

this is what elon musk is saying, thinking about having two factories.ng -- >> the more money they make, the more dollars that come in the door lower the stock will go because stocks trade at such elevated expectations. think about cisco systems, a fraction of its 1999-2000 price, they make more money the stock trades at lower valuation. >> pricing into the options market we could see a 10% change up or down on the stock. melissa: thanks to all three of you. the grumblings continue at amazon. disgruntled employees shedding more light on the so-called wars of working for jeff bezos and the whole thing is starting to sound very bizarre because at the end of the day it is all about money and they are getting paid. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several day

elon musk is fighting bureaucratic battles on three fronts.l have the latest, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west yuriko just two days after suing the federal government, spacex has won a temporary injunction barring the government from buying russian rockets from the joint lockheed martin venture. --reached the session after spacex accuse the government of creating a monopoly by shutting it out of the market for military satellite launches. warned that using russian rockets my violate sanctions against russia the invasion of the crimean peninsula. elon musk -- only one of the bureaucratic battles he's facing. he's also challenging various ranges of the government with his electric car company tesla and his solar company, solar city. all three of these companies have benefited from substantial government support for the development of their technologies and ongoing tax incentives. cory johnson spoke with the author of "big bang disruption." he started asking if there should be government subsidies for em

. >>> joining branson in the race to space is elon m usk.e has been reaching for the stars and musk unveiled a spacecraft that can dock itself at the space station. the unveiling of the new spacecraft comes at a profittal time. u.s. astronauts have been relying on the russians to get to the space station since nasa retired the shuttle in 2007. now they're looking to fill that void. they have a contract with nasa for 12 cargo-carrying missions to the space station. for more on all this and other cool things tech in the news we turn to our own jake ward in san francisco. jake, you and i have both been space geeks. we've been watching this development over the years, but this is a big, big deal from the time that there was a first commercial spacecraft hit space during the 2004, now ten years later this is seeming very, very real. >> that's right. the news is coming fas fast and furious. we saw elon musk announce that one of his rockets managed to touchdown perfectly vertically. it landed in in the ocean and then they lost it, but what makes it

it's only one of the bureaucratic battles elon musk is facing.lso challenging various branches of the government with his electric car company tesla and his solar company, solar city. all three of these companies have benefited from substantial government support for the development of their technologies and ongoing tax incentives. cory johnson spoke with the author of "big bang disruption." he started asking if there should be government subsidies for emerging technologies like those musk receive for tesla. >> i think a really early technologies, university level research, it makes sense to fund that because otherwise it may not get started. but once it has gone commercial and solar has reached that point, it doesn't need this level of government involvement anymore and it has become counterproductive. >> have his businesses needed government involvement or used government money inordinately? >> they have all used it and at certain points, they've all needed it. you can't imagine doing space exploration in the 1960's without the leading governme

elon musk unveiled his latest space rocket.is much money in. >> at least three billionaires are involved, musk, bezos, branson, together they put in less than $5 million of their investments. branson has gotten funding from the middle east and musk from nasa. it is a growing business but the investments have been small. >> thank you very much indeed. wrapup, as wees' are going to call it. let's move on. the five minutes until "surveillance." tom keene is in new york. his heart is always in boston. $2 billion for a basketball team out of l.a.? go's report was outstanding. they captured what basketball means to america. steve ballmer wants to sit courtside in los angeles. people are not surprised that he larry ellison and others. the $2 billion statistics has everybody's attention. greatht speak to the distortion of these times, seven years on in a financial crisis where the upper 1% is doing well. we will talk to paul in our second hour of "bloomberg surveillance." back with pimco, michael mckee will help me with this interview.

coming up, making the case for elon musk.investors believe in a man who makes solar panels and flies rockets into space? we will talk to someone who thinks criticism is unwarranted. and, enthusiasts headed toward the golden state. to gol tell you what has back in taxes when all is said and done. ♪ >> this is john malone. he has spent almost $50 billion in your billing -- building a pay-tv in them. that is rupert murdoch. a $14 billion deer that might give him the upper hand over malone. it will give british broadcasting control over the italian satellite-tv unit. murdoch would get plenty of power when it came to negotiating's boards and entertainment rights. murdoch and malone are chasing potential -- in europe. 40% there have tv subscriptions and that is compared with 90% here in the u.s.. this is a coming together of old enemies. rivals, but been they have also been allies in the past as well. they have a long history. it will be interesting to see. their outspoken billionaires. class that is right. they do not take no for

elon musk has sunk $100 million of his own region into spacex.s dragon is a capsule divine -- design and can stay into orbit in two years. >> dragon can take up to seven people. if nasa uses full consummate and of crew and orders four for desperate year, we can do a $20 per person. >> what is unique about the dragon? >> we went out and looked at all the electronic revolution that has gone on in the last 1020 or years and looked at the best that is out there and said, how can we find that in states? i do not think it is substantially more expensive to apply crew. for cargo, you have a lot of compliance on how you treat that car. we provide power and a lot of that is core functionality. off in the rocket and dragon. capsule ison launched into space by the company's his own lawn -- own rocket, falcon nine. dragon is the first commercial spacecraft in history to deliver cargo to the international space station, a mission previously achieved by only three nations. a look at the first dragon aacecraft, it came in like flaming meteor. >> how did it feel

the man behind is elon musk.s the chairman of solar city harnessing the power of the sun has become the nation's largest provider of solar systems. he's trying to conquer the heavens by building space ships for the government, but his business plan for selling electric cars has set off a major battle with america's oldest most established business car dealers. >> new car dealerships have a special place in american culture thanks to huge amounts of advertising. they spent more than $7 billion in local ads in 2012. what you may not realize is that niece roughly 17,000 small businesses are also some of the most successful. >> the best deals in town. >> in 2012 new car dealers took in $680 billion in revenue. all that money buys influence. according to the national institute of money and state politics in the last ten years car dealers contributed more than $100 million to political campaigns. >> car dealers wieldy nor must power among legislators, and they've developed laws which protect their markets and prevent c

elon musk.ted the third unmanned cargo trip to the iss. >> and the canada arm two with commander at the controls now has the spacex 3 in its grip. >> okay. tonight, spacex reveals a manned version of the capsule, the "dragon v2" for 1/10 a cost of a shuttle ride if spacex wins the space taxi contract competing against boeing and sierra nevada, which is not the beer company. a key thing about this dragon is its escape system. it's using the special abort engines to avoid a challenger-like disaster on launch. the engine chambers were manufactured through 3d printing. nasa's already paid spacex over $4 million for the taxi project also paying for the cargo runs. the money the company's using to fund other projects like a reusable rocket, which in testing has gotten 1,000 meters off the ground before landing back on earth. this as musk is battling with the air force over not winning any military satellite launches. melissa, as for spending people into space, that nasa wants it by 2017. >> i don't kn

>> so if you're elon musk, i mean, who's your favorite child today?because that one has outperformed, a very, very strong quarter, somewhat blunting the pain in tesla. still overvalued. i'm not playing. >> okay. priceline announcing bookings rising 30% year on year citing its acquisition of kayak. stephanie link? >> guidance typical conservative, hotel rooms growing 32%, the best in the industry, trades at 19 times forward estimates. it's not a high flier and one i would buy. >> can't wait for the next story when we come back. investing in the next generation of wall street. a unique program at one university and the student investors behind it. we're going to open their playbooks when "the half" reports. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal

i think it was a decent quarter and you have to expect things like this from elon musk.he's a dreamer and this is what he does. > > and to keep things in perspective it wasn't that long ago, maybe two or three years ago, the stock was trading below $22. it was a very inexpensive buy. that's right and even within the last 52 weeks, this was a $55 stock, so i think it depends whether you bought it? at 55 or 255, but you know this is a stock that tends to move after earnings. a 10 percent move? is no big deal, ad i think hearing tesla that as long as it holds 180, we should be ok. > > if you were already long the stock, would you sell some here or just hang on? > > i think that's really a question that people have to ask themselves individually because it's really do you believe in elon musk and what he's? trying to do? this is kind of a new company, but he has done phenomenally well, he's trying to solve big problems and now it looks like things are gaining traction. so we've seen this stock really rally up but for the long-term you have to say do i trust in what he's doin

elon musk. >> elon musks, the jeff bezos, the paul allens, myself, diamandis, all of us who are in this cause right now, i believe, come from a place of hope and possibility. >> rick tumlinson is the ceo of deep space industries, one of two asteroid mining companies in the us. >> several of us were sitting in the room, it was about 1986, 1987. we pledged our lives and fortunes to making the human breakout into space happen in our lifetimes. we called it the benevolent conspiracy. well, that same group of people are still involved today and we're making it happen. >> what will tomorrow look like? our world is at our limits at yet we all want more. and why not? why shouldn't the future be better than today? >> but he prime directive of all these companies that you name seems to be profits. but the way you speak about it is like this... >> no buck, no buck rogers. nobody stays until somebody pays. it can be you the taxpayer, and that's wonderful, thank you very much. but the day that you get bored and turn away, nothing's going to happen after that. i, we, have to figure out a way to make

elon musk revealing the future, coming up next. >>> standby. go! >> and good morning, this is bob redell. we're taking you live here to the valor games, where veterans with disabilities are certainly putting the rest of us to shame. that story coming up in a live report. nice shot! >> bull's-eye, bob! good morning to you. overcast right now in san francisco. let me show you the difference in the tri-valley. nice and sunny over the hills in sunol. we've got a good-looking weekend shaping up. and then that heat cranks next week. your forecast in moments. first, mike honda stubbornly refused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, launching false attacks. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon valley." and the mercury news says, "ro khanna is ready for the congress of tomorrow... ...while honda is a politician of the past." for our future: ro khanna. khanna: i'm ro khanna and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. wounded warriors are gearing up for the 2014

let's start with somebody everybody knows, tesla's elon musk. said something a couple years ago, i guess it was a year ago, that really shocked the hell out of me. he said the stock price that we had is more than we have any right to deserve. i've never seen a ceo sort of talk down the share price, but that's exactly what he did. >> yeah. and he did it at $170 a share. now that tesla starts with a 2, you wonder what he thinks now. it's nice when you buy into these companies. he's been very nice to shareholders since the ipo really. but the million dollar question going forward is if you're an investor right now looking down the road, where's tesla going to go? elon musk is making a big bet on the giga-factory, and as an investor, you do too. he doesn't care what's going to happen next quarter, in it for the long haul. you've got to wonder where the disconnect is between the ceo and you. if tesla's vision plays out well and he is crowned as the next visionary out there, that's wonderful. but if he's not, you know, that's a consequence you have to

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they don't really do that yet. >> elon musk is a visionary. your the only guy in the conversation who has actually worked with him, what is he like as a manager? >> he's great. he's got a big vision and he puts really talented people around himself. they drive the whole thing forward. i think you see it with tesla and spacex. they will absolutely build this giga factory in the next five years. >> gene, thank you for joining us. irwin, thank you. >> this is the first intelligent conversation i have heard about tesla. thank you. we got inorganic chemistry into the conversation. -- can we get a little caffeine on the break? >> coming up, the nfl draft begins tonight and we will tell you where the best pixar. this is "bloomberg surveillance," on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com and now available on apple tv and amazon fire. ♪ tune thursday, be sure to in later today to a bloomberg west special -- comcast everywhere. we will have complete coverage of the hearing into the comcast -time warner cable deal.

elon musk may get help from a russian politician.he air force has illegally blocked him from launchingspacex from into space. 'sr force rejects musk contention and says it is spending $60 million to certify spacex for rocket launches. musk is getting help from an overweight, spiteful russian politician. deputy prime minister has threatened to quit selling rocket engines to boeing in retaliation for sanctions on russia. that would give the air force a reason to use musk's rockets. you can read it at bloomberg.com/view. ." are "on the markets we saw good economic numbers, particularly on jobless claims. lower-than-expected. down below 300,000. equity futures are lower on that data. we are "on the markets" again in 30 minutes. more recall trouble for gm. just reporting five more safety recalls covering almost 3 million vehicles. details next. ♪ >> we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. here's what we are looking -- working on. the government reported the first-time jobless claims fell to their lowest level in seven years. gm is a

stay "in the loop." ♪ >> a chinese billionaire plans to take on elon musk. this is elon musk.tarted selling his electric cars in china. he said eventually china will his out the u.s. as potential market. this billionaire wants to challenge mosque on his home turf. he plans to build electric cars in the u.s. and eventually in china. the hybrid model was placed -- praise for its design but blasted for its technical flaws. .e says money is no object he said he will burn as much money as it takes to succeed. bloomberg television is "on the markets. watch as at&t shark -- shares. at&t is a buying directv for almost $46 billion. we are "on the markets" again in 30 minutes. alan patricof joins me. we will talk about the state of print media. watching "in the loop." ♪ >> we are about 30 minutes away from the opening bell. you are loop bank." -- you are "in the loop." a confounding market. the justice department will charge several chinese military officers with online spine on american companies. we will learn more at a news conference in just about an hour. at&t is adding satellite t

elon musk is fighting bureaucratic battles on three fronts. have the latest, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> them emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." suing theays after federal government, space x has won a temporary injunction from blocking the air force from buying russian-made rocket engines from the joint boeing-lockheed martin venture. they reached the decision after considering published -- public interest. excuse to the government of creating a monopoly by shutting it out of the market for satellites. -- you on musk is only one of the bureaucratic -- challenging also various branches of government with tesla. all three of these companies have benefited from substantial government support for the development of the technologies and ongoing tax incentives. cory johnson spoke with the co-author of big bank disruption love-hate's relationship with the u.s. government. he asked that they should be government subsidies for merging technologies like those musk received for tesla. very early technology, and make sense to fund that because oth

what's been some of your advice to tesla and elon musk?> i have mad respect for what elon musk and what tesla has done. it's a totally different business area we serve franchised dealers wanted it to consumers looking for a new way to buy a car and this is a network of 8000 certified dealers but all believe in doing business a different way. they believe that truth and transparency is a better way of doing business. we focus on helping them and the consumer to find a better process and a better experience to save time and money. >> scott, you've raised a lot of money and you have some stock to do something with. how will this change or business? >> we have been a thinly capitalized business for a long time. we are a venture-backed startup and tension comes from that. we are a nascent brand. when you look back at that, that's about 50,000 cars per month being originated and sold over the platform by true car dealers to customers. we have a long way to go. we want to invest in that growth and solve more of the problem. today, we're really fo

elon musk showed off the capsule saying it should be ready in two years. it is reusable and it will have legs allow you to land anywhere on earth. nintendo is hoping a partnership can help it with slumping sales. they launched their mario kart and players will be able to drive a mercedes for the first time. the mario character appears in a mercedes commercial in japan as nintendo tries to make more money. to our lead story of the day. steve ballmer is going to have something new to get excited about in retirement. the former microsoft ceo known for his emotional speeches, jumping up and down, has reached a deal to buy the l.a. clippers for $2 billion and that shatters the record for an nba team. the previous high was $550 million paid for the bucs. ballmer said i love basketball and will ensure that they win big. ballmer signed the agreement when the sterling trust moved to sell after donald sterling was banned for life for making racist remarks. the big question has ballmer overpaid? jon erlichman is in l.a. and former president of the golden state warrio

elon musk is were we -- is more well-known and has more money that we know about.oney with paypal but he has so many businesses with tesla and solar city and spacex that maybe he is not as laser focused. >> the cars seem to be better? >> that is true. i have driven a tesla and i really enjoyed it. it is a quality built car. the torque is amazing and the handling is amazing and here's a picture of me flying around the bronx river parkway in a model s. it does not look as cool as the fisker. it was a divine phenomenon. -- design phenomenon. people loved the delorean and it was a horrible car and they still buy them today. billionaire can figure out a way to make these cars well and make them perform well, i think you will have some success. >> what can he do differently? ande can make them in china probably can rely on some help from the chinese government. this is the place for elon musk says he wants to put production f 3 often than foreigners. he may have that advantage. the other interesting thing he can do is with the purchase of he bankrupt fisker brand, gets a

. >> tesla is about elon momk. i'm guessing you don't buy teslas of the world.look for most of the time is strong dividend payment. looking at the value side of the equation and momentum is never enough for us to buy. >> who do you like right now? >> a couple of stocks that we like. >> cars and auto are doing pretty well and the dealers are really coming back and giving a resurgence so we like pensky there. if you have a reasonable valuation. demand which is an equipment manufacturing company. and it's, you know, pretty good earnings and revenue momentum. the price is not overvalued. and we also have an active sports weigh company that we like. >> good to see you both. >> thank you for joining us today. >> going out with a very -- with two different markets, the dow up 120. that's about the high for the session with the nasdaq down 11, well off its low for the day and stand by. more fireworks. we've got a lot of earnings coming out here and reporting as only cnbc can do it and james grant will be talking about janet yellen owes testimony to the congress today as

. >> elon musk wants to help get astronauts into space.new spacecraft. >> but first, the final trading session for the month of may. and if you look at the mauj e-- major averages flattish, following mixed economic data. watching the bond market where treasuries have been surging during this month. bring in a panel, keith, president and ceo with capital advisors, we've got john, managing director with armore armored john, you're the bond guy. what a stunning month. best performance since back in january. i've heard a number of reasons why. forget it. can i make money in treasury at 2.4% for a ten-year yield? >> we've come off a 30-year bull marks in bonds, but the story of the day, the story of the year, of the decade, is that we're in a bear market in bonds. bond yields are ultimately going up and i'm not excited about the idea of trying to buy bonds on a short covering rally. >> so in other words you're not a fan. i just want to get stocks in the conversation and we can go back to sort of the relationship between the two because, keith,

what does he think that elon musk's company should be doing instead?ll tell you, after the break. two minutes, do not go away. ♪ >> bonds have been rising this past month on speculation that janet yellen will testify before congress today. david einhorn spoke about her exclusively yesterday with stephanie ruhle and erik schatzker on bloomberg television. >> the way that she is approaching problems conceptually is very good. i love that she has a better reason why rates should remain at zero in the economy. she has just gotten started. >> peter cook is with us, the economic editor, mike mckee is with us. what should we expect from her in this testimony? expect her to stray too far from the fed statement that we got last week. hard to imagine she will be changing course in any dramatic way. we just had that friday jobs report, which was solid, the best we had seen since january of 2012. but there were more things on her dashboard these days, including the participation rate . a low we have not seen since 1978. i think that what we will hear from her is t

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. >>> elon musk takes the wraps off a new spacecraft. he runs spacex unveiled the cone-headed rocket dubbed the dragon v2 last night. spacex is one of several private companies competing for so-called space taxis to replace the retired nasa fleet. >>> mark zuckerberg and his wife are donating $120 million to bay area schools. the gift will be spread out over the next five years. chan, a pediatrician, says education is incredibly expensive and this is a drop in the bucket. nbc's savannah guthrie has an exclusive interview with priscilla chan on the "today" show. try and check that out. >>> coming up on cnbc, european closing bell talks beats with hip hop artist will.i.am. we'll find out what he thinks of dr. dre's deal with apple, the $3 billion deal. >>> the company which was founded in 2012 now boasts 2,500 gyms across the globe and will this year open more fitness clubs internationally than in the united states. chuck runyon is the ceo and co-founder of anytime fitness. he joins me on set in a first on cnbc interview. chuck, apologies.

hour's drive into the dusty area, being virgin galactic and spacex, are owned by richard branson and elon musk. clearing the way for the company to start planning space flights. >> that's unique part of this, the democratization of the space industry. you and i thinking about going to are space. you had to be an astronaut, had you to train with nasa. >> falcon 9r, a spacecraft that can take off and land vertical vertically. like the 1960s r60s science ficn knowledge films. >> to scrert cl vertically landi vertically launch. others have tried it but somehow have stopped. >> stopping space canaveral, florida. still flock oro to l roswell, nw mexico. hoping that the economic windfall, while others fear it will change their laid back way of life. >> being people who have known each other since grade school, still meet for the town dance, cowboys and cowgirls still exist. and rocket-themed motel they hope the rbl that the town and e spaceship existence can coexist. >> come here to make their life the way they want to. maybe there's room for everybody. >> others aren't as optimistic. >> i see a

they have elon musk. he unveiled the next version of the spacex dragon.he dragon d2. >> i absolutely love these guys. i really do. i wish they were born in america. we need to bring kendall that. really, i love these guys. we can do it. everything we dreamed of as people. we can make it come true. it seems like he is taking on the government. stuart: you have a problem with elon musk. >> i respect what he has done with the private sector. the california legislature is looking at a special tax. you know what -- stuart: wait a second. listen to the lady. a very good point. >> we could have private space. it will work. you have to wonder what would have happened. would we have had this kind of innovation earlier? absolutely. he is getting some help here. stuart: i do not see that. i am not sure i can see that. >> you have to talk to some of these entrepreneurs that were in the aviation industry. charles: the ability to go into the air in the first place. you know. stuart: why don't you on your new show get elon musk and give him a hard time. charles: i absol

elon musk, you need to work super hard every waking hour. what downers! >> mixed messages.ut i get that. having a passion is good thing but some people follow the passion where they're entrepreneurs, with idea of product. doesn't have prove of concept and borrowing money for parents on their homes and never get anywhere. you do want to really follow passion. some people follow it so much and don't find market acceptance and keep going and using up resources. melissa: maybe more simple than that. telling kids, don't think you will be a rap star. tough find a real star. >> i think that's it. if i thought i was going to be a rock star and pursued that for years on end i would be starving. if i thought i would be the first baseman for the new york yankees. melissa: we have no idea what kind of job. maybe you rock. who knows what we missed out on by you not doing that. >> what you have to do is what you're happy doing. melissa: yeah. >> and at the end of the day, when you go home you have to be glad thaw did it and you made a contribution. you have to like the people you work wi

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who will be a terrific owner." >>> a major unveil from elon musk. last night he showed the world the future of space flight or so he hopes. a space taxi that seats seven. it's called dragon version 2. the first private spaceship capable of orbiting the earth. musk showed off an animation in southern california and insisted it will be able to land with helicopter accuracy anywhere in the world. >> that is how a 21st century spaceship should land. >> musk is also the ceo of bay area-based tesla. the interior bears a similar resemblance to electric cars made in fremont. >> we aimed for something with version 2 for the interfaces and for the overall esthetic of something that is very simple, very clean and so as a pilot you're able to interact with the screens overhead. >> looks like out of a movie set. the one thing musk did not announce is when the space taxi will be ready, but nasa, which is partnering with musk hopes it will be ready by 2017. >> that is cool. >> get all our friends out and go. >>> let's check your microclimate forecast for your laun

elon musk has sunk $100 million of his own fortune into spacex.s a capsule designed, meant to hold crew and cargo. i can stay in orbit up to two years. >> how much cheaper will it be to send an astronaut to the international space station using dragon. can take seven people. we can do it for $20 million a person. what is unique about the dragon? >> we looked at all of the electronic revolution that has been going on over the last 30 years and look at the best that is out there and said how to we fly that useto space. think it is that much more expensive to fly crew. for cargo, you have a lot of requirements on how you treat the cargo. we have to provide power and data to the cargo items. >> liftoff of the falcon nine rocket and dragon. >> the dragon capsule is launched into space by the company's own rocket, called falcon nine. dragon is the first commercial spacecraft in history to deliver cargo to the international space station and safely return to earth. it has only been achieved by three nations. this is the first dragon spacecraft. you can s

bloomberg got a tour with ceo elon musk.ere racing into space, it was about national pride. this time, it is about money. the international space station is a near zero gravity laboratory dedicated to research. the end of the shuttle program world with only one way to get there -- russia. but it is embarrassing the united states has to bum rides from the russians. taking flight.e >> nasa will not be making it. private companies will. >> we are building this in anticipation of a market emerging. >> nasa is hosting a competition to build a spacecraft to shuttle humans back-and-forth. that contract will be worth billions. spaces likel commercial aviation was back in the late 1920's and 1930's. it is being enabled by the government, but it is going to take off. there is competition and competition is good. spacex,nders -- boeing, and sierra nevada. the stakes are high. multibillion-dollar aerospace companies, each determined to win the contract in order to become the leader in the emerging space industry. nasa has been outsourci

tesla boss elon musk's company spacex hopes the new spaceship will take astronauts to the internationalpace station. russian has threatened to stop sending american astronauts to the space station because of the tensions over ukraine. >>> meanwhile, virgin galactic is cleared for liftoff. it now has go ahead from the feds to start planning space flights. virgin galactic already has more than $70 million in deposits from nearly 600 people who want to take a ride into space. the flights are expected to begin by the end of the year. >> karnow's first in line. >> yeah. it's only how many millions to get on there? >> a few, yeah. >> just a few. >>> it's amazing that it's come that far that we'll have private space flights now. is that not incredible? >> it's amazing. >> you know what i like? friday. >> friday! >> the weekend. >> it's going to be a good one. we have some low clouds and fog that have surged onshore this morning so the cooldown is under way. likely to see some drizzle as we head in toward the weekend. check it out. that fog beginning to fill into the bay and, of course, along t

elon musk scores a win in getting u.s. to drop russian rocket engines. meanwhile, companies small to big, babyiators confront the growth challenge for making shades for kids. we have a dish for you. the sweet business of ice cream. froyo and cupcakes. that is all ahead on "lunch money." a change at the top, ford motor company. >> effective july 1, alan elected to retire as president and ceo and member of our board. our board of directors met and elected mark to fill those same shoes. [applause] >> applause all around for ford employees. phil has been at the company for 25 years and is young for a ceo at a major carmaker, just 53. >> the first order of business is to have a great transition over the next couple of months. it continues to stay relentlessly focused on implementing our plan and bringing more great products and innovations with top quality to the marketplace. that is our sole focus. i do not plan to make any changes because it is the strongest team and we will continue to grow in the same direction, and it is very exciting to grow a business

the private space exploration muskny founded by elon just released this view of the falcon 9 rocket.ou see the landing legs remaining out at all times but they hope they will soon have a rocket launch where they are stowed for aerodynamics and reemerge when it's time to land. this thing is incredible. ♪ lunch money" on bloomberg television. we are streaming live on every device. im adam johnson. look at some of silicon valley's largest names and you will find the same themes. this is part of an alleged made 64,000hat programmers very angry it is the cover story of the latest edition of "bloomberg businessweek peer co--- businessweek." settingwere accused of up a series of bilateral agreements among the companies bowing not to recruit from each other's forces. this would have the effect of keeping these high-level employees and place in the further effect would be to suppress the wages. if you don't have an offer from across the street, you cannot say, give me a race. click this is blatantly illegal. click david admitted that it's alegal but they agreed to settlement with the justice

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