the falcon heavy that is launching today is actually not rated for humans. not see any nasa work on that. and you know elon musk has said , that if in the future, a larger starship project is not meeting the deadline said he has -- deadlines that he has said we , -- he has set we could , potentially see them get falcon heavy rated for human passengers but that is still something pretty far off. emily: we know elon musk likes to make ambitious deadlines for himself. so what are the other milestones you are going to be watching for? justin: the big one for spacex is when they fly people. i mean, that is sort of the top of everything to the company right now because this is a critically important contract with nasa, with the u.s. government. it also is the first chance for, spacex toelon and show we can fly people. he started the company because he wants to go to mars. the whole point of all the work they do now is for deep space exploration in the future. i think that is what everybody at spacex is working toward now to fly people safely and show that it is ju

the falcon heavy today is not a rated for humans. we will not see any nasa work on that. has said that in the a larger starship project is not meeting the deadline said he has set. we could potentially see them get falcon heavy rated for human passengers but that is still something pretty far off. emily: we know elon musk likes to make ambitious deadlines for himself. what are the other milestones you are going to be watching for? big one for spacex is when they fly people. this is a critically important contract with nasa. he started the company because he wants to go to mars. the work they do now is for the space exploration in the future. i think that is what everybody at spacex is working toward now is to fly people safely and show that it is just the next thing on the list that they are going to cross off. >> thank you so much. speaking of deep space, it is being called a breakthrough for humanity and something that pushes the boundaries of science. i am talking about the first ever glimpse of a black hole in space. you are looking at a black hole at the center of a

falcon heavy packs twice as much power as any other rocket on earth. i think this time and heavy is carrying a telecommunications satellite into orbit but its future missions will push military satellites and ferry passengers into space for a cheaper price per mission tide than ever before burn will begin roughly ninety million dollars per much thouse. i was the company is bringing down costs by reusing its powerful first stage boosters which land themselves at a nearby site was and for the first time a third rocket lands on a remote landing pad in the atlantic ocean this three for three landing is a technological feat for the company which wants to dominate space transportation. al-jazeera. so there's more on everything we're covering right here the address is al jazeera dot com. quick roundup of the top stories this hour there have been scenes of jubilation in sudan after the head of the country's military transitional council announced he's stepping down amid our been alf was sworn in as the interim leader on thursday after the military removed presi

it's the second flight for the spacex falcon heavy, the most powerful rocket in use in the world. the mission is to carry a communications satellite for a company in to space, and two of the booster rockets successfully eight minutes after lift off and the core booster landed on an ocean platform. >> golf fans, ready for day two of the masters. you have koepka and dechambeaux, if mickelson takes this year's green jacket. he will be the oldestity player to win a major pga championship. on the sidelines, fans enjoyed the famous sandwiches that cost $1.50. it's made using a top secret mix of mayo, cheddar and red pepper. it's one of the traditions that make the masters so unique. >> getting in to watch it is nearly impossible. >> good morning. we will see delays for the masters tournament for sunday here. this system, will make its way in to georgia here, causing heavier downpours. now, this is a very dangerous situation we are going start to see tomorrow afternoon across the louna southern withes, also northeast. boston and new york, we are back in lower sixty. tonight, if you have

falcon heavy packs twice as much power as any other rocket on earth. it was easy. this time back and heavy as carrying a telecommunications satellite into orbit but its future missions will push military satellites and ferry passengers into space for a cheaper price per mission tide than ever before burn will begin roughly ninety million dollars per month which was was was was the company is bringing down costs by reusing its powerful first stage boosters which land themselves at a nearby site rise and for the first time a third rocket lands on a remote landing pad in the atlantic ocean this three for three landing is a technological feat for the company which wants to dominate space transportation mentorship al-jazeera. an image of a crying toddler on the u.s. border with mexico has won the world press photo of the year award the picture by getty images photographer john moore shows a honduran go n.t. is a son mother is taken into custody by border officials in southern texas. just ahead here all that is out all this force of the french national rugby team is force

falcon heavy packs twice as much power as any other rocket on earth. i this time rock and heavy is carrying a telecommunications satellite into orbit but its future missions will push military satellites and ferry passengers into space for a cheaper price per mission than ever before burn will begin roughly ninety million dollars per month which thanks. i was thank you i the company is bringing down costs by reusing its powerful first stage boosters which land themselves at a nearby site was and for the first time a third rocket lands on a remote landing pad in the atlantic ocean this three for three landing is a technological feat for the company which wants to dominate space transportation and or chapell al-jazeera. to speak to any thompson in orlando florida by skype she covered the space x. launch today for space dot com thank you so much for joining us so how long has this been at this accomplishment been in the making. well a little over a year so i asked here in february space-x. flew its first falcon heavy demo mission which carried brad tesla p

falcon heavy packs twice as much power as any other rocket on earth. this time and heavy is carrying a telecommunications satellite into orbit but its future missions will push military satellites and ferry passengers into space for a cheaper price per mission than ever before burn will begin roughly ninety million dollars per month which i. i i the company is bringing down costs by reusing its powerful first stage boosters which land themselves at a nearby site. and for the first time a third rocket lands on a remote landing pad in the atlantic ocean this three for three landing is a technological feat for the company which wants to dominate space transportation. al-jazeera. morning everything we're covering right hand al-jazeera dot com is the address. recap the top stories for you now sudan's interim military leadership promises it will make way for a civilian government and has no ambition to all the reins of power but protesters are to continue their demonstrations saying the military council should immediately hand over power to a civilian govern

this is falcon heavy rocket, standing about 230 feet tall, listen to crowd cheering.s is the vehicle that rock that's the elon musk been saying is future of stac space-age for. there needs to be things to inspire you that makes you glad to wake up in the morning could be a part of humanity. look at that rocket go. it has a 3 booster launch vehicle. world's heaviest rocket, brings to space a saudi arabian satellite. it will beam telephone services, telecom services, internet services, to europe. to africa and middle east. it is an astounding achieve am for this. now going basically about supersonic speed right now, let's stay on this and just watch, listen to crowd cheer. >> you can hear the applause, we got past maximum dynamic pressure. next event coming up. get turbo pump ready to ignite main engine on second stage in a couple minutes. looks good. dropping power on the side boosters to decrease loads on the center core. elizabeth: okay. this is stunning achievement for spacex. we'll stay on that. coming up, past republicans say to democrat, name a problem you solved

company has been more successful it successfully launched its falcon heavy rocket into space and then for the first time landed it safely all three rocket boosters that is back on earth it's also the first time a new mega rocket was launched for a paying customer delivering a satellite into space for a saudi based communications. and us entertainment company disney is set to launch a big you know streaming service aimed at toppling the market dominance of netflix disney plus will roll out in the u.s. in november at a much lower price than the industry pioneer is new plans to extend the service internationally in the coming years. mindanao the second biggest island in the philippines is known for its natural beauty but it's also the place that the so-called islamic state chose to create a caliphate in southeast asia even before i ask came on the scene many had seen a long running power struggle between its christian majority and muslim minority in may of two thousand and seventeen fighters made their move a few hundred fighters seized the city of moore rawi the battle to flush them out

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this was the second flight for the space-ex falcon heavy.is the most powerful rocket in the entire world. this rocket is carrying a communication satellite for saudi arabian company arab sad into space pretty cool stuff there. >>> now to what has people buzzing on-line. oprah to the rescue again. this time she has a solution for america's avocado crisis sort of. the queen of media is frustrated about paying grocery store prices for after kavocados, so bought her own avocado orchard she posted her picture on her instagram account. she said it was ridiculous what she was paying for avocados. i don't know you perked up on that one. >> does she share them >> well, she travels with them and her own bread as well. >> does she sell them? i want an oprah avocado. i want to see -- >> i would assume that some of them are for sale. she travels around with her own avocados and her own bread i don't know exactly why >> because she has her own jet >> you can do that when you are a billionaire. you want to watch out steph curry because this robot could be

and we showed you the successful spacex falcon heavy rocket blastoff last night. it was stunning. was what happened next. for the first time, all three boosters from the falcon heavy rocket managed to stick a perfect landing back on earth. two landed on concrete pads at cape canaveral in florida, the third touched down on a spacex drone ship in the atlantic ocean. this is the future of space, reusable rockets and possible passenger space travel. >>> and finally, this: easter is coming and look at this. the holy stairs at jesus christ christ -- that jesus christ is believed to have climbed before his crucifixion now unveiled in rome. the 28 marble steps that make up the shrine were revealed after more than a year of restoration. that's profound. >>> coming up, new and disturbing developments on that invasive, deadly super fungus we've been warning you about. we're going to share new clues on what sparks the outbreak. >>> plus, the misleading, deceptive patriotic millionaires' campaign, trying to get more of people's taxes. we take that on as well as bernie sanders and the misleadin

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the new and improved falcon heavy had a successful test flight. it hit a milestone. it landed all thr boosters. space exceo tweeting tonight the falcons have landed. the most powerful rocket in use. to if all goes as planned it will set off a mission for t u.s air force later this year. >> more space rated news landmark study vealing the impact of space travel on our bodies. stying identicwin brothers. scott and mark kelly over 27 months. scott spent a year in space. nhile his brother stayed here earth. now nasa says they found no long term health effects. there were changes. scott's immune system genes. >>eporter: were very some were still hyper active six months later. ccines in space. scientists found a flu shot on the space statiorked just as well as here on earth. and possibly the weirdest find. had to do wh chromosomes. the tips gradually shorten. butn space, scott grew. most did return to normal eventually. nasa says with no major dna changes they see nothing that would force them to ccel longer space treks. like mars. >> pretty cool stuff. neither one grew hai

falcon heavy packs twice as much power as any other rocket on earth. was this time back and heavy is carrying a telecommunications satellite into orbit but its future missions will push military satellites very passengers into space for a cheaper price per mission than ever before burn will be roughly ninety million dollars per month which. was was the company is bringing down costs by reusing its powerful first stage boosters which land themselves at a nearby site was and for the first time a third rocket lands on a remote landing pad in the atlantic ocean this three for three landing is a technological feat for the company which wants to dominate space transportation energy should help al jazeera. thank. you with this piece it i'll be here in doha you're watching al-jazeera these are the headlines the military in sudan is defending the coup on the first day it was removed president obama from office says it has no ambitions to hold on to power about an hour ago sudan's u.n. representative told the u.n. security council in new york all sudanese will be

. >> spacex has launched its falcon heavy rocket for the first paying customer.he rocket blasted off from the kennedy space station in florida carrying a telecom satellite. it is set to deliver radio and the internet to customers across the middle east, africa, and europe. elon musk tweeted the falcon has landed. sold japan's biggest ever local corporate bonds. this as billionaire founder fights perceptions about the company's massive debt load. softbank's efforts have not swayed moody's. they are still viewing the bond us junk. fraud in the u.s.. the fund collapsed last year in the world's biggest private equity insolvency. the former chief executive stolen investor funds. another forming -- former management partner remains in custody. boeing says the 737 max 8 is not suitable for certain airports. this admissions from legal documents. they say the upgraded planes cannot be used as -- at high hotspots. says thean for boeing airport can handle larger planes because they have long runways. that is your bloomberg business flash. thank you. it is first quarter resu

[cheering] >> space x launching the second falcon heavy rocket into space about 90 minutes ago. the lift off was delayed 24 hours by high winds at the kennedy space center. this is the most powerful rocket in the world right now. the same one a year ago carried a tesla roadster into space with the spacesuited manikin star man in the driver seat. this time, the communication satellite for a saudi arabian consortium. here's a really cool part watch at the top of your screen. those of the two side boosters landing, in perfect unison back to cape canaveral. more impressive for the first time ever the main booster landing on a drone ship at sea. >>> israel's attempt of landing a spacecraft on the moon came up short. the privately supported mission gave israel's the fourth nation to reach the lunar surface. mission control lost contact with that small robotic spacecraft minutes before touchdown. prime minister said, on hand for the occasion said if at first, you don't succeed, try again. >>> people driving to oakland had to deal with a traffic mess after a crane toppled over on 880. i

. >>> another delay for the launch of the spacex "falcon" heavy rocket.t was supposed to go up today but is nowlated to be launched on wednesday. it's the fifth most-powerful rocket ever 'sbuilt. intended to carry super-big satellites into space. another rocaut willh from virginia next week. we can look out for that during the day. we'll be able to see it. >> always cool. >> every time. >>> 4:24. we all he our ways of relieving stress. but have you heard of stress baking? >> it is a surprising stress relief trendhe that'ing people cool off with a warm reward. news4's justin finch takes us to a bakery in. bethes >> reporter: fancy cakes owner megan remo has alway loved baking. >> i knew they could bake something and give it to othery people and t could be happy. >> reporter: recently she's seeing more people seeking andi find happiness in her kitchen. >> we see a ton ofpl p looking for classes to bake and decora decorate. >> reporter: a simple rule -- students must leave their strs and high expectations at the door. >> i think that they have to let of thei

spacex is celebrating the launch of its super sized falcon heavy rocket landing all three boosters for the first time ever. >> two came down side by side followed by the third on an ocean platform. very cool. >> impressive. >> it is. >> those are your "tech bytes." >> have a great day. >> that landing was impressive. >> yeah, wow. >>> time now for a parade in the east bay. the championship team oakland celebrating today. we'll explain. >>> and the warriors are ready for another championship run. the team has a scam alert for fans. >>> a business opening its doors today in the east bay goes out when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> we just talked about how warm it will be next week with 80s on the way. the 19th through the 25th, a 50% to 60% chance of staying well above average. it looks like some spring warmth is on our way. >>> thank you, mike. the warriors begin their run for another nba title this weekend. the team is warning fans not to fall for ticket scam

one more falcon-heavy flight i scheduled for this y before we go. the fina numbers on wall street. the dow gained 269 points. the nasdaq added 36, was up 19. the week saw modest moves, but it was the third straight week for the s&p. that does it for "nightly business report." ndanks for joining us. have a great weend we'll see you on monday. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundati and judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stacurious. ♪

this is the second flight for the spacex falcon heavy. it is the most powerful rocket currently in use in the world. it was able to carry a communication satellite for a saudi arabian company. >>> now an update on a story many of you have been following closely. that year-long mission for astronaut scott kelly. identicar of mark who remain on earth. the brothers providing nasa a chance to examine the long-term effects of space on a human body comparing one twin against the other. now, the results are in. nbc's tom costello reports. >> today is the my sixth day. >> reporter: from the minute he arrived or the space station, commander scott kelly was a test subject. over 340 day he took blood and urine samples, underwent heart, eye and memory tests. >> we'veeporr:. the tests even continued once he was back on earth. how did a year in space affect his body? three years later, the results are in. the biggest surprise? >> 7% of my genes which is dna, rna and protein have now expressed themselves differently. >> reporter: in space his genes sudd

space x's falcon heavy, the most powerful operational rocket in the world, has launched its first—everom kennedy space center in florida last night and delivered a communications satellite into orbit for saudi arabia—based firm, ara bsat. for the first time ever, all three falcon heavy rocket boosters returned to earth after launch and will be reused. the first privately funded mission to the moon crashed onto the lunar surface during its attempt to land. after a seven—week journey, the israeli spacecraft called beresheet suffered an apparent engine failure on its descent. 0ur correspondent rebecca morelle reports. a selfie from space. the final images from the beresheet spacecraft. this one was taken moments before it crashed on the lunar surface, the end of the mission that was set to make space history. built in israel, the probe was the first privately funded attempt at a moon landing. missions like this usually cost billions, but with a price tag of £70 million, this was space exploration on a shoestring. for the landing, the team gathered at mission control, but minutes into the

has successfully launched its falcon heavy rocket into space and then the first time safely landed all three rocket boosters back on are also the first time a new mega rocket was launched for a paying customer delivering a satellite into space for a saudi based communication how. will stay in space an israeli mission to the moon failed when the lunar lander crashed into the moon surface mission control said engine failure was to blame but israeli aerospace officials still hailed the mission as a breakthrough for low cost small scale spacecraft. israelis held their breath held their heads or even cold on a higher power as it became clear that something had gone wrong national t.v. carried live images from inside the control room and then the tension was pople when the news that the land is crash was announced there was solemn applause the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and project chiefs tried to stay positive about the outcome you win some you lose. if it first you don't succeed you try to get. this spacecraft was cold beer a sheet which translates. literally in the beginning it hit

has successfully launched its falcon heavy rocket into space and then for the first time safely landed all three rocket boosters on earth it's also the first time the new mega rocket was launched for a paying customer delivering a satellite into space for a saudi based communications. you're watching d.w. news still the hopes crushed by a crash landing but the israeli aerospace company is still calling its lunar mission a success we find out why. to mindanao the second biggest island in the philippines and known for its natural beauty it's also the place the so-called islamic state chose to create a caliphate in southeast asia even before i ask came on the scene mindanao had seen a long running power struggle between its christian majority and muslim minority in may of two thousand and seventeen i asked fighters made their move a few hundred fighters seized the city. the battle to flush them out there devastated the region reporters sunday papers. travel to mindanao to see what life is like there today. we are on patrol with the largest muslim rabid group in mindanao the moro islamic l

spacex's falcon heavy, the most powerful operational rocket in the world, has launched its first—evercommunications satellite into orbit for saudi arabia—based firm, ara bsat. for the first time ever, all three falcon heavy rocket boosters returned to earth after launch and will be reused. those are the main stories this morning. holly has got the sport for us morning. holly has got the sport for us this morning. good morning and we're talking about golf this morning, what else would we be talking about except for the us masters? i know you are excited about this. really excited. i think the people who are not really into golf, and i think you would agree, is something that is so exciting to get behind and to watch. well, it is one of the big events, there are four big majors of the year and it is the one that gets everyone talking, apart from the ryder cup, i think if you're not into golf, this is the one to watch. there is all the fanfare ahead of it, which are cove red, the fanfare ahead of it, which are covered, with the kids and everything. even the golfers love it. yeah, so it i

. >> just moments ago, spacex launching its falcon heavy rocket to space from kennedy stacspace haveflorida. successfully separating and returning to earth for reuse on future missions. >> joining us tonight, daily caller news foundation editor in chief, christopher bedford, let's start with those 9 lucky hopefuls who lined up against vast majority of americans on issue of represen reparation, yt suppose they are pandering? >> i feel a little bad for them, they are blowing with the wind. they have been signing on to whatever the radicals and base are pushing. the alexandria ocasio-cortez green new deal, she said it was not set yet, and rolled out early, or reparation, how would you figure out who is owed what? what part of your lineage was a slave, who is o owed over other people, federal government can barely figure out our tax system. lou: it complicated. hardly koosm hencivhard -- hard. most of them died trying to free the slaves. and succeeding. >> hundreds of thousands of dead americans. lou: may be substanc substantiay involved. >> will new immigrants pay for that? >> i think o

. >> the falcon heavy rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center at cape canaveral.follows last year's today of the first commercial launch of the rocket, sending a saudi communings satellite into space. all three lower boosters of the rocket successfully landed back on earth. >>> tesla is denying a report that it is freezing expansion plans at its nearly $5 billion battery factory outside of reno, nevada. in a statement, tesla told cnbc that they plan upgrading equipment rather than spending money on new machinery. >>> on wall street, the major indexes ended the day little-changed ahead of the start of the corporate earning session. the nasdaq fell 16. nasdaq fell 16. >>> a warning tonight for carnival cruise line, shape up or lose access to pores in the u.s. the cruise company has been on probation for two years now as part of a settlement for illegally dumping oil into the ocean. prosecutors say ships have dumped gray water into alaska's glacier bay national park. carnival is set to begin launching ships from san francisco next year. >>> a documentary about the sa

heather: space x successfully launching the world's most powerful rockers, the updated falcon heavy blastingellite into space from saudi arabia on its first commercial flight. space x landing the three rocket boosters for the first time at florida's kennedy space center. always exciting to witness. 2020 contender to facing 333 years, michael avenatti faces new criminal charges including claims he stole millions from his own clients. carly shimkus, 24/7 serious xm 115 with the online outrage. >> just got a lot worse. he's facing 36 indictments of embezzlement and fraud, faces 330 years in prison. prosecutors say he was stealing millions from his new client and using that money to support his lavish lifestyle. heather: including a paraplegic. >> he is accused of draining $4 million from a paraplegic manner using it to support his coffee business. is accused of stealing millions of dollars and four other clients, to pay for his private jet. he is vehemently denied these allegations saying for 20 years i represented david and goliath and green light onto process in the system of justice. along t

spacex has successfully launched its falcon heavy rocket for a first paying customer and retrieved its boosters. the rocket blasted off from the kennedy space station carrying telecommunications satellites that will deliver internet, radio, and mobile to the middle east, africa, and europe. two rocket boosters returned safely to the pad. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. the spring meetings at the international monetary fund and world bank continue in washington, d.c. officials pounding the table about slower global growth and the risks that could weaken it further. david: with more on this, kathleen hays, our global economic editor is here to wrap things up for us. kathleen, how do we put it? there is a sense that officials around the world have rethought their economies and what is the key takeaway? where do they see these economies going next? kathleen: i think they figure the risk is they get weaker and the hope is they won't because there will be resolution of big risks the i

all three first stage boosters landed upright following thursday's launch of the falcon heavy.ape canaveral while the core booster landed on the platform hundreds of miles offshore. the engines seemed okay. there is no immediate word on how many of the booster pieces remain on board. >>> a nationwide spike in the pleases outbreak has many, in the measles outbreak has many concerned. >> there were 555 cases nationwide. 21 of them are in california and new york has seen hundreds of cases this season. >> here's the health experts are saying and how local authorities are trying to curb this outbreak. >> it is the most infectious virus in the world. >> about 90% of people who are exposed, if they're not vaccinated, will become infected and sick. >> it is the measles and we're seeing a surge of it. 555 cases have been confirmed this year. nearly 100 more than a week ago. two-thirds of those cases, from new york. >> we have seen multiple hospitalizations including an infan and even a pre mature birth caused by measles. an infan. >> the authorities announcing that anyone exposed to the

elon musk's spacex is set to fromoff the falcon heavy the kennedy space center in florida.uld carry a payload from saudi arabia, a satellite services provider. the introduction of a chance to bid on heavier payloads. it is one of the largest cases handled by the irs. renaissance technologies is in talks with the agency over a talks maneuver. the firm's founder and robert mercer are among the insiders, and they would have to bear the cost of the settlement. so what other investors. the irs is seeking billions of dollars in back taxes, interest, and penalties. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie? vonnie: courtney, thank you. first word news there. as we head to the break, the four100 still down about points. dax in germany of about .5%. the cac 40 up about .245. -- .24%. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "european close" on "bloomberg markets." wherever you are on c

liftoff. >> this was the second flight for the falcon heavy.cex successfully landed two of the first stager boos rockets back at cape canaveral. look at that picte. the center core touched down on the drone ship in the atlantiea >> wow. >> incredible, right? >> yeah. >>> now to theurging moment for democratic presidential hopeful pete buttigieg leading up to his official campaignnt announcehis weekend. peter alexander has details on this one.d peter, gmorning. >> reporter: hey, craig, savannah.or goodng to you. pete buttigieg is expected to kick off his long shot 2020 campaign this sunday. if successful, he will make history, certainly, as the first openly gay president, the first mayor to move into the white house, and america's youngest-ever commander in with a weekend announcement expected to make his bid official, pete btigieg has vaulted into the category of contender. >> we're going to be making big news this sunday. >> reporter: a pair of new polls show him trailing only biden and sanders in iowa. not bad for the m of south bend, indiana

this is going to be the second time a falcon heavy soars into space. last year's test flight butt a tesla convertible into orbit. this time they are trying to land two boosters back at cape canaveral and have a lird booster land on on ocean platform. >>> happening today, pete buttegeig is expected to be in san francisco for a fund-raiser. invites were sent out for tonight's event. it is unclear where the fund raiser is taking place. buttegeig has shot up in several polls even though he hasn't announced he is running. the south bend mayor has been teasing an announcement sometime this sunday. >>> sharks fans will be out tomorrow not at the sap center for game two of the first round of the playoff series against the las vegas golden knights. >> how are you feeling out there? >> prior to last night's game, the sharks held a free street rally for fans in front of sap center. another rally will be held tomorrow stat pas the game itse sharks dominated the golden knights. they had a 5-2 victory. en series 1-0. and the puck drops at 7:30 tomorrow night. absolu

the aerospace coany is gearing up to launch its falcon heavy rocket for the second time ever. taking place later today at the kennedy space center and it's the first time spacex will pay a pay low for a paying customer. >>> it is never too early to start your own business. >> that's the lesson a group of third graders in sacramento are getting and they're putting it to good use. >> pg&e. >> everyday, lillian is collecting money for her classes so they can have money to operate their businesses, but if they don't pay their bills, there's consequences. >> they get a late fee and they have to go to jail and give me $4. >> a lot of math and they have to balance and know what income and expenses are. >> all the students find it fun to spend their hard earned money at their classmates different businesses and anything to boost the economy along with paying their electricity bill, they have other things to worry about. >> it's a lot of work, and you have to pay lots of bills. >> awe, boy. the students say they have found a new appreciation for what it takes to be an adult. maybe they

a saudi company hired spacex to have falcon heavy rockets to a communication satellite orbiting the earth30 after our time at cape canaveral, florida. >> netflix is in talks to buy the egyptian theater. they would host premieres and other industry events. no plans to sell tickets to the public. netflix has been at odds with theater owners because it has resisted the tradition of showing films exclusively in theaters for 90 days. instead it releases them online the same day or a few weeks after hitting the big screen. >> hockey fans, get ready. game one gets under way for the sharks tonight. the vegas golden knights and the best of seven series. game one kicks off tonight at 7:30. by the way, as you watch the playoffs, you'll notice a new correspondent. nbc sports announcing sunny will be helping out with the game. tune in at 7:00 right after our broadcast. >>> all right. let's check the forecast one last night. cool start. are things warming up at all? >> yeah. it will be a great day. highs reaching the low 70s. winds calming down. it will be perfect in the inland valleys. winds pick up t

interplanetary division, successfully launched another spacecraft, this giant three-engine rocket called "falcon heavy currently the most powerful form of propulsion on earth. thanks to paying customers, it delivered its payload into earth orbit. it's a new saudi communications satellite. and then came the hard part. the space business in this way is kind of like gymnastic. it's really critical to stick the landing, and they did times three. the return of those three rocket boosters is a sight to behold. nothing short of remarkable. two of them on land, one of them at sea. it's the kind of thing that gives you hope, until that is you take the train, pretty much any train in america or wait for your bags, pretty much any bag at any major airport in america, but first thing's first, one step at a time. let's be happy. and on that note, that is our broadcast on this thursday night. thank you so very much for being here with us and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange arrested. now he's facing possible extradition to the u.s. where he's been charged

managed to do that super cool thing that they do where they landed all three boosters from its falcon heavysafely back on earth to be reused in future flights. the first two landed in sync on launch pads in cape canaveral, florida. and the third reportedly touched down on a drone ship in the atlantic. but perhaps the best space video was just released this afternoon and that's thing two in 60 seconds. 60 seconds. (woman) what should we do with it first? (man) road trip. (woman) yes. (woman) off-road trip. (couple) [laughter] (couple vo) whoa! (man) how hot is the diablo chili? (waitress) well. you've got to sign a waiver. [laughter] (ranger) you folks need bear repellent? (woman) ah, we're good. (man) yes. (vo) it's a big world. our new forester just made it even bigger. (woman) so what should we do second? (vo) the 2019 subaru forester. the most adventurous forester ever. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night pr

the fox affiliates around the country are covering -- covering tonight talks 35 spacex to launch falcon heavyt 8:00 p.m. eastern after a few delays the past week. bishop will carry communication satellites for saudi arabia. the first spacex mission to deliver customer's payload into space. fox 50 in raleigh, north carolina, emergency crews respond to a gas explosion and fire downtown durham. one person reported dead and 17 others hurt. six of them critically. fire chief said the blast involve five buildings on that block. the catastrophic damage one. and this is a live look at denver. a snowy denver from fox 31, the big story there tonight the station meteorologist says a blizzard targeting the region could be historic. it is bringing heavy snow, strong winds to several rockies and plains states that can travel to many areas and possible and others. about half of the daily flights to denver international airport have been canceled. tonight's life looked outside with the special report and we will be right back. ♪ you got it! if you ride, you get it. ♪ here i go again geico motorcycle. 15 minu

its new and improved falcon heavy rocket thundered into space on its first commercial flight with a communicationsatellite. for the first time all three rocket boosters re-entered the atmosphere and landed side by side back at cape canaveral in florida minutes after takeoff. >> that is amazing. what an image. >>> a different ending for an israeli spacecraft bound for the moon. >> it suffered engine failure and crashed just moments before touchdown. the spacecraft had been orbiting the moon for the past week sending back the last selfie just 14 miles from the surface. the disappointment was clear on the faces of the israeli scientists. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying, quote, they will try again. >>> a revealing study from nasa comparing twin astronauts scott and mark kelly and the effects of spaceflight on the human body. >> researchers say after spending nearly a year in orbit, scott kelly's dna mutated in some cells and his cognitive test scores dropped. nasa hopes to investigate and answer some of the questions about the twin study before sending astronauts on spaceflights. >>> we're he

says in the business of sending items into space and today it launched its first paid mission a falcon heavy rocket carrying a communications satellite for a saudi arabian from lifted off from kennedy space center. and that wasn't the only first for space x all 3 of the rocket boosters successfully returned to work after the launch space x has been used to send satellites into space for the us military and other government agencies but today's launch was the first gun for a paying customer and they like that. well the owner of the so-called flintstone house invited the media on her controversial property as she gets ready to counter sue the town of hillsboro to the town says these additions that she made were done without permits and they've turned. >>the quirky house into an eyesore conference maura kelly gives us a closer look. >>here's what the town of hillsboro says is a yabba dabba don't they filed a lawsuit last month saying the huge statues of dinosaurs colorful mushrooms and many other additions made to the landscaping were done without permits or design review and are not consistent

musk managed to do that super cool thing they do where they landed all three boosters from its falcon heavycket back on earth to be reused in future flights. the first two landed in in sync on launch pads in cape canaveral, florida, and the third touched down on a drone ship out in the atlantic ocean. but perhaps the best space-related video, the thing that has everyone really riled up, was released just this afternoon. and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. afternoon. and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the month was april, the year, 2015, when the very first trailer for the first film, the brand-new jj abrams "star wars" trilogy was released, and everybody, including me, went absolutely nuts for it. first of all, that shot, that shot alone, which appeals to be some massive imperial vessel in the background, right? >> the star destroyer, of course. that shot alone is awesomer than anything in the last three movies. that single shot is awesomer than three movies so far. >> yes, we did that on the show. you h

. >>> after a successful launch in landing of its falcon heavy rocket last week spacex, one of the core rocket booers the rocket land odd a drone ship platform due to choppy seas, the booster then toppled over into the ocean. spacex says no one was skmurkt the loss of the rocket wasn't impact future missions a little news in elal arian musk land this morning. >> coming up, we have today's big earnings hour. it is going to roll on we're expecting results from bank of america, johnson & johnson, both in the next few minutes. plus, our big interview with black rock ceo larry firng that's minutes away. he will joib us on set to talk about eshad view of the markets and the results of black rock as we head to break here's a look at yesterday's s&p 50000 winners and losers through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corne of your growing business. from managing inventory... to detecting and preventing threats.... to scalingup your production. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. will it feel li

falcon heavy packs twice as much power as any other rocket on earth. thank you this time back and heavy is carrying a telecommunications satellite into orbit but its future missions will push military satellites very passengers into space for a cheaper price per mission than ever before burn will begin roughly ninety million dollars per much. i. was. the company is bringing down costs by reusing its powerful first stage boosters which land themselves at a nearby site thing and for the first time the third rocket lands on a remote landing pad in the atlantic ocean this three for three landing is a technological feat for the company which wants to dominate space transportation enter chapelle al-jazeera. part of a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera for some breaking news out of quests in pakistan police say a bomb exploded in an open air market there are ports at least seven people have been killed and we have more on that as we get it here about jazeera in saddam opposition groups are calling for people to rally after friday prayers overnig

what about launching a delta four and a falcon heavy, and what if we were to put a crew dragon on top of a falcon and do automatic rendezvous docking which is the only capability we have right now in the country is to do automatic rendezvous docking with overriding the challenge is it doesn't have the funds to throw the orion around the moon so that doesn't work. so then we looked up way out of the box, what if we were to consider putting a falcon heavy within the orion service module or crew vehicle and european service module and i cps from you la, and i know that sounds crazy but again, we are looking at all options. and in fact it works. it requires a lot of modification to the infrastructure, to the launchpad. it takes a lot of modifications to the cryogenic and refueling on the pad. it takes a lot of time and there is a lot of cost and risk and it wouldn't work for accelerating a 2020 launch of a vehicle that's what it did demonstrate is if you have a little bit of extra time, 2023 maybe 2024, a lov off that uncertainty could be retired and -- >> because i have a few more questi