spacex can do that. female: ignition, lift-off of the falcon 9-- brad: spacex and falcon heavy and falcon exploration but space missions as well. it is literally ndreds millions of dollars cheaper to launch it. nasa builds space telescopes, something i've worked on, and you don't launch on nasa rockets, you launch on spacex 'cause it is cheaper, and that means what used to be the cost of two missions is now four missions. and so once you can do four missions, the science and research accelerates so now then you can go do eight. but there's this multiplying factor that's happening. michael: elon musk's most ambitious rocket of all is this. it's called the starship, a cheap steel tube that can carry a huge payload. this month, it made a test flight to 150 meters before successfully coming back to earth. jonathan: starship is the next-generation rocket, and it looks just like, you know, a 1950s science fiction rocketship. if it works, it could be a further revolution in the cost of getting to orbit. rapid reuse, very huge payloads going into space, being able to carry very large numbers of p

. -- recyclable boosters on its falcon heavy rocket to launch a secret spy satellites.t may give spacex an edge in its competition with boeing. the company's first spy satellite launched with recyclable boosters will take place sometime from october to december. deutsche telekom has earned -- raised its earnings guidance after forecasting customer growth in the u.s. will speed up. it was also better than expected revenue growth in european markets. deutsche telekom wants to take full control of t-mobile's u.s. business. gasoline prices keep falling in the u.s. the average price of a gallon of regular gas has dropped to $3.99. that is the lowest since early march. by one measure consumption was lower than it was two years ago in the midst of the pandemic. that is your latest business flash. alix. alix: i would make the argument -- and damien courvalin said the same thing -- that price will not last. in part because refiners work super hard when they might have been in made midseason. they have to switch over their stuff for winter products, and at some point you were goi

the falcon heavy pack and go almost as heavy payload to low earth orbit as will be in this vehicle that costs $40 billion. it's just very frustrating to mebecause we didn't have to do it . that was something that in 2010, 2011 when this deal was made it was obvious. >> "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest book . to watch this program and others visit booktv.org/ afterwords. >> onwelcome to tnt live, i'm proud ground along with my anwife lives. we are very pleased to be hosting journalist brian karam here to talk about his new book three the press. the death of american journalism and how to revive it. the couple brief housekeeping notes.

music star taylor swift is getting heavy criticism after a study on celebrities who use private planes marketing agency reports her falcon seven private jet has flown 170 times since the start of january, where the total flight time of just under 16 days that resulted in close to 8300 tons of carbon emissions. second on that list is boxing legend floyd made with floyd mayweather, whose 177 private flights dumped almost 7100 tons of carbon into the atmosphere, and third is musician jay z with 6900 tons of carbon emissions from 136 flights. banana boat product has been recalled over a carcinogen agent, three batches of banana boats, hair and scalp. sunscreen spf 30 have been recalled. the company says it found trace amounts of benzene, a carcinogen known to potentially cause cancers, including leukemia. the fda says the levels found in this sunscreen are not expected to cause adverse effects. the recalled products have expiration dates of december 2022 february 2023 april 2024 banana boat says it will give customers their money back. coming up after the break more on the passing of nba legend bill russell and then coming u

falcons player calvin ridley. >>> now to iraq where at least ten people are dead after violence protests inside baghdad's heavy fortified green zone. hundreds of supporters of the shia cleric stormed the area after he had announced that he would withdraw from public life. the country has been without a new government since elections last october. and nada bashir is following the developments here and is joining me in london. and we know this is some of the worst fighting baghdad has seen in years. what are the concerns that this could lead to sustained violence? >> yes, this is some of the most intense clashes that we've seen between these protestors, supporters of the al sadr and we've had just this morning from medical sources in baghdad that at least ten people have been killed in these clashes, some 200 people injured. and that could certainly continue to rise today. and we've just heard from the iraqi security force confirming that four rockets landed within the once very secure green zone damaging the residential complex in that green zone, this of course is an area that houses government ministries, foreign diplo

music star taylor swift is getting heavy criticism after a study on celebrities who have private jets marketing agency reports her falcon 170 times since the start of january. with the total flight time of just under 16 days and resulting in close to 8300 tons of carbon emissions. second on the list is boxing legend floyd mayweather, whose 177 private flights dumped almost 7100 tons of carbon into the atmosphere and third is musician j. easy with the 6900 tons of carbon emissions from 136 private flights. the agency based its report on a website that tracks jets owned by celebrities. time is 5 58. the death toll keeps rising in kentucky because of severe flooding would more heavy rain expected today, at least 28 people have died so far from the devastating flooding, including four young siblings swept away from their parents in the floodwaters. hundreds of people were evacuated. aided by boat or helicopter officials say the rescue operations could continue several weeks. flash flooding swept buildings off their foundations and put entire towns underwater. one point we looked at the front door and mine has cars was playi