cory: we have heard voices of bill gates and even elon musk, a quote saying that even with artificialelligence, we are summoning the demon. all of those stories where there is the guy with the pentagram and holy water, and, yes, he can control the demon, but it does not work out. stephen: you see, for me, this is a problem that i never thought about, but when i hear that stephen hawking and elon musk are worried about it, i have second thoughts. to me, this is a classic, small problem, consequence model. it is like the killer asked right striking the earth. the odds of this happening are almost infinitesimally small but the consequence would be catastrophic, perhaps even to end human life on earth, so we do take measures, and we are taking measures to deflect asteroids from the earth. similarly, i think with elon musk and stephen hawking, what they are saying is it may not be probable that it will be a problem from a.i. machines taking over but the consequences would be just awful, so they are taking precautions. cory: yes, stephen hawking and elon musk, different approaches for what

we have all of the details on a new super fast offering from elon musk. what a day for google. take a look at the jump on this chart. today, the search giant adding $65 billion to its cap. insane. the biggest one day gain and value ever for a company. today's gains pushed the company's volume past microsoft which is worth $377 billion. google added more than the entire value of hewlett packard. google is not the only stock having a great day today. xc gained -- etsy gained 33% apparently because it is getting a boost from google. there is wild stuff going on in the market. i know that google beat for a while, but were you expecting this kind of jump. investor sentiment has been neutral foro years. people have wanted a series of things. for the time in five years operating margins were up year. that is something of an inflection high single-digit, point. low double-digit, sure. scarlet: netflix, facebook amazon, what is going on? >> they were oversold. and then we had a series of orders that should really -- showed inflection point. we have had good fundamental news on stocks th

we hope elon musk's plane doesn't get hit tomorrow.doesn't for this special edition of "bloomberg west" from the east coast. emily chang is back on monday with talking about the sharing economy. have a fantastic weekend. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to donald trump, you just found your secretary of state. ♪ john: dennis rodman's endorsement for donald trump. first, the cache of the day. the new york times broke the story that two inspector generals requested a review whether e-mails from hillary clinton's personal cap was mishandled and one of the ig's asserted that she either received or sent e-mails that

that was the big announcement from elon musk.hey will have an improved in same option called ludicrous. it will accelerate from zero to 60 in 2.8 seconds and lower the price by $5,000. >> with his announcement we are actually improving the low-end and the high-end. now there is a model is available for $5,000 less, but there's also a model is available for $10,000 more. emily: will this price reduction actually moved tesla sales? cory, i will start with you, how big a deal are these improvements? cory: what we know from tesla is that tesla owners like the most expensive stuff is the cheaper version of the car barely sold. the 70,000 version -- $70,000 version of the car came with so you the frills that is holy good news and positive for tesla because it will lead to higher revenue for their average sale. what is also interesting is that if you look at tesla sales they have sequential growth in sales. the introduction of their all-wheel-drive lead to a big one-time boost in sales. what they can learn at tesla, is when they somethi

elon musk has warned about artificial intelligence.ps the rappers should be fearing for their job. check this out. >> the next big raptor -- ra pper may not be straight out of compton or the lb see, but out of helsinki. they are big data rap fans and scientists. >> i'm a doctoral student in data mining. >> he and his crew created an algorithm to perfect wrap -- rap composition. it acts like google search, scanning a database of songs by 104 different artists and then ranks the rappers by rhyme density. wu-tang clan's number one. nicki minaj, 32, the lonely island, 94. then they pull from the bank to write its own rhymes. he says they are 21% more rhyme -dance -- rhyme dense than raps written by humans. so we at them to the test with a rap with twista who holds the guinness book of world records for the fastest rap. ♪ >> and now, deep beats. >> show them off on the a you know we ride. i don't know. twista: the lyrics the computer generated are not hot lyrics. the human vibe that comes with listening to music or doing rhymes or singing -

plus elon musk taking a page out of the movie "spaceballs." and this is rather ludicrous. a look at what it could mean for the stock ahead. plus the massive tech rally, it was the best week for the tech sector in more than four years. google seeing its biggest day in history plus amazon and facebook both having monster weeks. if you missed the rally in technology are there still areas to get into? guy adami, what do you do? laggards or the ones that are working? >> laggards are laggards for a reason. david mentioned last night. nathan's been all over this. the laggards lag for a reason. if you can't perform on the tape we've had for the last six years there's a reason why you're underperforming. you stay with what's winning. steve says that all the time. despite the mouf move in google we talked about it last night, their valuation at 17 1/2, 18 times forward earnings should be closer to 23, 24, which makes it a $750 stock. i think you stay with google. i think you stay with facebook and maybe finally yahoo! starting to get out of its own way. >> you like a laggard. >> i d

betty: elon musk spoke in boston about the explosion. spacex.uge blow to we take these missions incredibly seriously. that can engage in the investigation at spacex is very focused on that. case, the data seemed to be difficult to interpret. whatever happened is not a simple, straightforward thing. betty: for more on what this means for future missions, we are joined i a former nasa astronaut in houston. thank you so much for joining us . blow,e says it's a huge what are the consequences of that for spacex? >> anytime you have a serious mishap it will be a setback. they lost a rocket and a space craft so that means they will be delayed before they can plan the next launch. they've got to figure out the root cause of this trouble to make sure it is not generic and their fleet and make the corrections necessary and do the testing to certify before they can fly. they have been set back for -- with time and dollars but it's not a fatal setback by any means. pimm: if you are currently on the international space tatian, with this give you concern? >>

are you betting on the stock or are you betting on elon musk? >> i think you bet on elon musk. under elon musk you have his co-founder and deep bench in technology across the whole business model from the way they make cars to the battery technology to the way they sell cars directly to the consumers. then you throw in the option which is becoming more reality even though there is a lot of skepticism of tesla energy. you can look out in the valuation is justified. >> bring us up-to-date where we are in terms of the deliveries and numbers. we got an update a few weeks ago that was better than forecast. we are going into earnings in a few weeks. where are they on numbers? >> the deliveries are only announced now every quarter. they do that at the end of each quarter. they were about 1,500 more than the second quarter. the real focus was the second half of the year. if they hit the target of delivering 55,000 vehicles they have to pick up deliveries in the third quarter. especially in the fourth quarter. that's where the deliveries and the production and whether things are on sche

we know generally what elon musk will talk about. it gets under way at 2:00 p.m. eastern.know the specifics, but in a tweets, elon musk said the call will be focused on tesla's model s sedan. a separate call will focus on monday rocket company spacex. he has made news with the news conferences before. the market liking the stock. that's up about 2% i would say today. we'll keep an eye on that and see what happens this afternoon. >> i'm going to venture a guess, it's a new cup holder. >> you can always use another cupholder. >> how else to explain $5 billion in new market cap every day leading up to this. >> solar power. >> it's amazing the speculation that you get. we reached out or looked at three different sources. one of our producers did. and a lot of people were hoping it was going to be a look at the production model of the model x. >> that's what a lot of people were trying to figure out and speculating on and phil lebeau has been covering this for such a long time. a lot of people want to see what's now nu there. when it comes to the idea that they can make this th

matt: only a few seconds, left but what is elon musk worth? his airplane gets hit tomorrow, that would be -- he is the brand and the person. matt: thank you. cole wilcox. this is it for this edition. emily chang it will be back on monday. she will be talking about employees verse contractors. have a fantastic weekend. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to donald trump, you just found your secretary of state. ♪ john: dennis rodman's endorsement for donald trump. first, the cache of the day. the new york times broke the story that two inspector general's requested a review whether e-mails from hillary clinton's personal cap was mishandled and one of the ig's asserted that she either

eastern we'll be hearing more about the model s from tesla's ceo, elon musk.word came out yesterday that there was going to be some type of a conference call, it immediately set off speculation, how big of news will be announcing here today. and we really never know when we come from the conference calls from elon musk. there have been times in the past, the hyperloop being a good example where they said there's going to be a conference call and everybody said okay, and they got on and boom it sparked a lot of interest and attention and other times there's been conference calls, a good example they talked about the leasing program for the model s and people yawned and said it wasn't that big of a deal. we've asked our friends at ken shmpb o to run the numbers, since 2008 there have been 30 times where elon musk has talked publicly about tesla. and of those 30 times, 40% of the time, tesla share recent ac favorably and moved higher. tesla shares up 2% ahead of the call. it will interesting to see how significant the news is regarding the model s. guys, back to

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a lot of what elon musk and investors have been banking on is battery costs would come down or battery power with double. cory: half the cost of a $70,000 car is the battery and half the cost of $70,000 is $35,000. they can't cut the cost to zero. that doesn't get to zero. matt: they hope that battery costs will come down and battery capacity will climb. but it hasn't been happening in a way that silicon valley is used to. cory: i want to go back to that chart about the timeline of what tesla has said about the shipping data on the model three because this is important and i don't think people have focused on it enough. i think the timeline is slipping. in march of 2014, he said it would be 2017. then he said it would be the second half of 2017. in may, he's in may, he said late 2017 and then there was a slide that said 2018 and the company explained full production won't be until 2018. that sounds to me like they are pushing this out because they're not getting the advances they want. kevin: yes and to matt's point about the model three being profitable that's not what is a port it's

elon musk has been saying it.hink carl icahn got on the bandwagon and made it happen because, quite frankly, ebay management fought this tooth and nail. emily: it's interesting, i asked john donahoe, now paypal's chairman, no longer ebay ceo, why not. take a listen to what he had to say. john: i built relationships. i reached out to many of that founding generation. they've been great counselors max, reid, peter, and others. i've listened and introduced dan to many of them as well. no one knows what the future will bring, but we have a proud heritage and tradition here. we always welcome ideas and feedback. emily: what's your take on that response? david: i think it's a giant missed opportunity. one of the reasons i was in favor of the spin out was to create a separate paypal board distinct from ebay, you could include this founding dna on the board. look at the options here. you've got the paypal mafia. you want to put them on the board not just for what they did at paypal, but what they've done since. elon musk,

mark: wealthy russians and sending a message to elon musk, bring us your iphone on wheels. russian car enthusiasts are doing everything they can to get their hands on a tesla. finance ministers gather in brussels as creditors from the heat on greece. what a former u.s. ambassador to is.ce says the next step mark: alexis tsipras, prime minister in brussels for the european summit here he needs to persuade leaders to throw his country lifeline so it can stay in the euro. here's the word from finance ministers who attended today's meeting. without reform, the path we have to go on is not possible. >> given the situation after the need --in greece, we >> it's abundantly clear that the ball is in the court of the greek government. >> it's up to the greek finance minister -- >> the old proposals have been rejected by the great people. what proposals will be on the table? >> credible reforms. >> what we needed to have are the reforms that greece wants to put in place. the reforme proposals, we can move to conclude this as soon as possible. recoveryunately, the we saw last year has

at least for now elon, i'd like to get your thoughts on this.an, hassan rouhani, is really active on twitter. we only have his perspective, but this just came out while we were on the air. he was tweeting about a phone call he had with the british prime minister david cameron, who he says welcomed the iran deal and iran's constructive role in negotiations and expressed interest in reopening embassies in iran. again just his perspective. i don't have any tweets from david cameron on but i'm curious what you think about this as western powers go back, do business iran and perhaps open embassies, what does that do for this deal? >> i think it's clear this is a very good deal from the iranian perspective. it's one that materiality lifts sanctions and it's one that helps reintegrate iran into the international community. even sort of before we heard this news about potential british reopening of sanctions reopening of embassy, what you saw was that the prospective lifting of sanctions was causing international investors to circle the iranian market.

spacex elon musk, founder's first year. i bumped into warren buffett yesterday.poke with bill miller of legg mason who was very impressed with the speed. elon musk set down with reid hoffman and talked about the future as he sees it with driverless cars. that is what the moguls and sun valley are thinking about. there's also plenty of deal talk beyond media and tech. a lot of people buzzing about the potential gm-fiat chrysler merger. i spoke to bill miller about the potential for a tie up. here is what he had to say. bill: i think the changes coming in the auto industry. she recognizes the disruptive influences that are happening, and i think they have certainly a strategy to try and deal with that. not get into whether she recognizes or believes there should be consolidation. like to see would those two companies tie up. he is a shareholder in both of them. a sense there going to be a lot of consolidation. scarlet: olivia sterns, will check in a little later. pimm: coming up, he is no michael jordan but the fight over clipper's center deandre jordan has become

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 i

elon musk is wanting to go to mars. >> and maybe will vacation there some day. former astronaut and international space station commander, lee rue chow. that's it -- lee roy chow. that's it for this show of "inside story". tomorrow we look at the jury and how it may need to be modernized. goodnight. >>> turkey pulled into the fight against i.s.i.l. in the first direct combat across the syrian border. >> hello, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. on the programme - u.s. secretary of state john kerry puts up a defense of the iran nuclear deal to u.s. legislators. and i'm in

so elon musk is nothing about a very, very good pr man for his product.as far as that suv that you were talking about, cheryl, he says that ludicrous mode will be available for the suv, the model x suv. that's coming out in the fall and 0 to 60 can't be quite as fast bigger than the sedan at 3.3 seconds. but all of this of course as he competes in this electronic car market. so some tough competition. but he gets his message out. >> and he's calling it ludicrous. that's for all of us buzzing. deirdre, we'll see you at the top of the hour. thank you very much. we're going to continue in this car theme. the self driving car crashes but it's not the car's fault. google blaming humans. >> and a dinosaur checks in. a hotel manned by robots is opening its doors ♪ it's a calling. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that u

. >> reporter: from disney ceo to tessa ceo elon musk. they gather moguls and tech titans to spark conversation and deals. >> there's always consolidation. consolidation is the name of thing. >> we're always looking for acquisitions. >> attendees here in sun valley are buzzing about elon musk who took the stage on wednesday morning along with the chairman and founder. musk talking about the potential to grow tesla with the new suv which is in the works, as well as space-x. >> we want to look at of course, take a thorough view of the data and see if there are any near misses cox there have been something else? and what we need to do to fix that? our goal is to have the most reliable rocket ever. this is going to be launching astronauts in a couple of years. so it needs to be super reliable. >> while attendees here talk about musk's comments about space and head out on their white water rafting trip, th're watching out for the next wave of deals. last year verizon's 4.4 deal of aol. the prior year of the "washington post" that took root. we

we know from elon musk tweeting out this morning, this will involve the model-s.mary vehicle. sales -- the majority of those 55 sales this year majority will be that model. that's 45,000 of those. as soon as we have any news we'll let you know. >> interesting timing phil. just because they're going into earnings season. so it is interesting for them to have this conference call ahead of that report. do you think that it is something financial or something else? >> no. i don't think it is financial. i think a couple of things are possible here. one being that a lot of the auto pilot features that they've been talking about over the last three to four months we know that they're close to pushing the software or software over the air software update that will push that into existing vehicles and it may be that they're saying we have tested it, we think it's ready and we're going to push it out to model-s owners. that's one possibility regarding the possible -- announcement that we'll hear in a matter of minutes. >> phil lebeau thanks. we'll check back in with you a l

elon wants to get to 55,000 by the end of the year. i think most analysts i've read this morning don't see how he gets there. >> if he doesn't beat last year's growth from first half to second, he can't get there. >> the company has shown its ability to grow. but the numbers that we've seen so far this year are less than half of the 55,000 target that the company has set for this full year. pretty much every investor is hanging on that number and it all hinges on the release of this suv. which on the last conference call people were underwhelmed with the fact that the details around whether they would hit the target for the release of the suv was a little vague. in the coming months we're still hoping it's on track. a lot of congresditional langua around that. >>> analysts say tesla shares are too expensive, raises price target 177%, that says it all. granted they're growing top line from 3.6 billion dollars to $5.7 billion this year. but still, it's basically an infinite price-to-earnings multiple, because they don't have any earnings

elon musk is from south africa. you were doing some weird -- >> do it again.did german accent would sound sinister. >> picking on the germans. neil: if we do this, germans are -- want to hair the scottish? >> i love that one. >> elon musk, stephen hawking steve wozniak, cofounder of apple, warning about the use of artificial intelligence in weaponry. neil: we're doing it now, right? >> no, no. this is an independently-controlled using artificial brain to -- neil: but it is the next stage. >> you mean drones, is that what you're talking about? neil: drones to sophisticated weapons system. >> a drone has to be human operator. doesn't have brain of its own. >> autonomous weapons, to dagen's point would make their own decisions. neil: you're agreeing with dagen? >> yeah. get that "fox business alert" out there. neil: there we go. >> you have one of those robots being able to decide who to attack. stephen hawking -- neil: providing technology which you eventually could do that. >> it has uses helpful for other things. >> stephen hawking says a irobot could be a pet

elon musk will hold a news conference today. tesla ceo may announce an upgrade package for the company's roadster including a better battery pack. the price of the roadster upgrade package could be in the lower range of $10,000-$20,000. 31 countries00 in before production stopped in 2012. betty: the power of elon musk and one tweet -- the stock is up over 2% in anticipation of the press conference starting in about half an hour. we have been so focused on the 3 that and the model should hit the mass-market and we have forgotten he made money on the roadster. mark: just one little tweet and look what happens. betty: exactly. if only we were able to do that. mark: well -- mobileh talks to buy t have stalled. people with knowledge of the matter say there is disagreement about price and about deal structure. betty: shares of t-mobile and dish tumbled on the news. this calls into question the deal getting done at all. will the merger be a logical company? here is what charlie erg and told me exclusively last month. >> i think there i

is this a victory lap for the ceo, elon musk?as decided to start to drop the numbers. they drop to delivery number before they report full results. that will be interesting because when a report full results, they would be able to adjust the numbers. the most cars they have ever delivered in any quarter before, more than the last quarter, they tell the 50%, 52% year-over-year increase. i think it is most useful to look at this in a sequential basis. it is a young company. is stillr of cars quite small and the world of automotive. when you look at the sequential -- a sequential growth number, has beenhe business uneven at the very least. this is so much better, the 15% sequential growth. it is so much better and much worse than the fourth quarter, where they essentially raised theire car, prices, then had problems with the lockup and everything in the first quarter. the second quarter, 15% decline shall growth and maybe more evening of the trend. will bestory ultimately the model three, that affordable, $35,000 car, which is a few

and an interview with elon musk. verizon say neversettle. t-mobile agrees.zon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to go back. >>> china seeing red. markets sliding as beijing scrambles to stop a major three-week selloff. we'll talk global economic stability and the lack thereafter and market jitters with harvard professor ken rogoff. >>> spotlight on sun valley. media and tech titans gathering for the conference. elon musk speaking to cnbc in his first interview with the spacex explosion. straight ahead. >>> and ll cool j's new app rap. the entertainer teaming up with routh social to help you keep track of all your social apps in one place. plus his thoughts on taylor swift's win against apple. as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc first in business worldwide. starting the show with a little grateful dead. was that the dead they played there? >> that wa

a stark warning in steven hawking and elon musk robots. and talk about that. firestorm about his remarks on israel and iran. he's refusing to say sorry. the second hour of "varney & company" starts now. ♪ i got news on consumer confidence and it's just broken of the the reading came in 90.9. i understand that the all-knowing analysts were expecting it to slip to around 100, but if we're down to 90.9 liz can you interpret that? >> that's not good. that's a bad reading. it's worse than the may reading as well. the may reading came after we had the bad winter forecast you know, hitting earnings and all of that. $2 a gas would help boost consumer confidence. stuart: consumer confidence is the state of thinking about the economy and their own finances going forward. ashley: i think the polls have showed us there's still a lot of doubt out there liz: and hiring too. stuart: and just before 10:00 eastern time the dow was up 60 points and now it's up 54. i don't see any significance from this. it doesn't look to me like the consumer confidence number it was 90.9 that

elon musk trying to get the rocket into a position where it can be usable.ctural failure. >>> moving on to 37 million users biting their nails right now, they are users of the the adult at this website, ashley madison.com. hackers called the impact team say they are going to release all customers name, nude photos, really, people? you put nude photos on there? and other sensitive info unless the site is completely shut down. the parent company, canada's avid life media, has taken down details of some users posted on line. the hackers claim the company lied to users when it promised to erase the user's profile from the site for a fee. after cyd media had been planning a 200 million to dollar pipe owe because they found it difficult to list in canada. 37 million people, their data and pictures, floating around. >>> after a weather delay a crowded leaderboard earlier today. dramatic playoff ending. the win her has been crowned at the 144th british open in scotland. the first video, you're looking at it out of st. andrews. we just got it. the hug goes to america

do... at spam.com killer robots have been on the mind of tech leaders like elon musk, steve wozniak and >>> killer robots have been on the mind of tech leaders like elon musk steve wozniak and stephen hawking. the three have joined some of the world's top artificial intelligence researchers in calling for a ban on robotic weapons that can hunt down and kill people. the open letter urging the united nations to ban killer robots preprogrammed donees and other a.i. lethal weapons. this letter has been signed by 2,000 experts and leaders. >>> apple is giving its smart watch more exposure as the holiday season approaches. it's allowing some best buy stores to sell it. it will sell the apple watch on its website and at 100 of its stores starting in august. by the time the holiday shopping season comes around more stores will be selling the watch as well. it retails for up to $700. >>> rob mayeda is with us. i'm already hot for wednesday. >> today was hot. we had 90s out there. the heat just getting started for the bay area. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different.

elon musk and stephen hawking are among those who have signed a letter calling for a band -- for a ban on these machines. the united nations will be discussing the topic of artificial intelligence at a summit this fall. tricking yourody into thinking it is actually exercising when it has not. that's the concept behind the research in england. science is a day have created a molecule that prompt you to increase your metabolism similar to what happens on a cellular level when you workout. researchers say they will have to test it out over time. the tom brady deflategate decision has been upheld. quarterback will sit out for four games because he had a role in using underinflated football spirit patriots were fined $1 million in two draft picks. brady did appeal and it was rejected today, in part because it was discovered brady had destroyed a cell phone that was full of information officials were seeking at the time. his agent calls the entire process a sham. it's not over yet. can you imagine being outside in this stuff? training camp starts on thursday. >> it's going to be hot down the

elon musk looking to sell more cars and asking tesla owners to help him.he details when we come right back. i've got two reasons to take care of my heart. that's why i take meta. meta is clinically proven to help lower cholesterol. try meta today. and for a tasty heart healthy snack, try a meta health bar. >>> tesla ceo elon musk is holding another conference call at this hour. >> our phil lebeau dialed in. he joins us now with the details. what can you tell us phil? >> they are starting a referral program, guys. in fact, the conference call just wrapped up. essentially the referral program works like this. it is to spur sales of the model "s." and what happens is that if the current owner of a model "s" refers someone successfully, that current owner will get $1,000 that can be applied to a new car, service center. the person who buys a model "s," gets $1,000 off the purchase price. again, the whole idea here is to spur word of mouth sales. if there are five successful referral orders that person will receive an invitation to tour the gigafactory's openin

[ light laughter ] >> well, his name is elon musk. do you know who elon musk is?the tesla car? >> tesla. >> oh, that's a nice car. this is your buddy? >> yeah. >> maybe we should consider this. >> really deserves to be incredibly famous person. but anyway -- [ light laughter ] you can buy a one-way ticket to venus. not mars. venus. >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. you can buy a one-way ticket to venus. >> what's going on in venus?. >> well, what's going on is a a lot of early death. >> yeah. [ laughter ] sounds about right. >> jimmy: a one-way ticket. you don't want to be the first guy there. >> just say good-bye. >> jimmy: you don't want to be the first one there. no. well, this -- if you want to see how we evolved to get where we are with space x. you should watch "the astronauts wives club." [ cheers and applause ] it airs thursdays at 8 p.m. on abc. our pal joanna garcia swisher. jeremiah and flo rida perform for us next. stick around, everybody! ♪ i'm gonna crack like nobody's watching and eat like i skipped lunch. why? because red lobster's crabfest is back. and i'm

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my friend, elon musk, believes that he has a unique set of ideas to motivate people there to motivate his workers. emily: something else you say is that a messed up startups cannot be fixed. why not? peter: down nations are important. if you get some of the first things wrong, it is extremely hard to recover. emily: i am guessing you do not think yahoo!, hp can they be fixed? peter hp and yahoo! are not : really technology companies at all. they were technology companies in the 1970's and 1980's. in the 1990's with yahoo! these were technology company, they are against technology. emily: even though they are not technology companies, can yahoo! and hp be fixed? there are things we can do to there are things we can do to streamline them. it is a mistake for them to radically try to reinvent themselves and become technology companies once again. emily: you mention marissa mayer, what do you think her chances are of turning things around? peter she is by far the best : ceo it has had in a decade. she should not be evaluated on whether she invents something new. that is setting her up for

. >> elon musk, the jeff basos, paul allens, myself, all of us in this cause right now, i believe come from a place of hope and possibility. while it may seem like a new context. it's not. n.a.s.a. hired companies. boeing was the lead contractor. so will more and more companies see dollar signs in the stars? >> the universe holds the answer. joining me now, n.a.s.a.'s john jenkins, the co-investigator for the mission. thanks so much for joining us. how big is the discovery of kepler 452b. >> well, thank you, i'm pleased to be here. it's a big discovery. and really big news. this planet is orbiting the star in an orbit that is the same size as earth, receiving the same amount of energy, a little more than earth, and is orbiting a star similar to the sun. in fact, this is the first discovery of a small planet that could be rocky. that's big news to all of us. is there any idea if there's life forms on the planet. indications of water or anything like that. will we be able to figure it out? >> the answer is no. we know the size, the energy that it's refusing. we know some things, but beyo