want to know what it is like to be an astronaut or er a companyg signed a partnership with virgin galactic bring people to outer space. experience, flyingpu people into parabolic flight known as the vomit comet. you know i am terrified of heights. i got -- check it out. right now, this is one7 of the most enjoyable moments of my life. but it wasn't always that way. just a few minutes ago, i looks like this. -- i looked like this. the wrong person to be doing this zero g flight. zero g virgin galactic for passengers that already purchased tickets on one acclimat-ed to the experience f weightlessness.

a virgin galactic ticket costs 250 grams for six minutes of weightlessness. they are charging five grand ahead for seven and a half minutes. --t is only 11 boxes second $11 a second. they have more than thrill seekers. there is big money moving. several companies are buying for contract from the increasingly outsourced space agency. >> it is all going to be private companies now. >> and lift up. >> now they are paying 70 him -- they are tarred and $70 million each time a u.s. astronaut hitches off from the international space station. there is only room for one passenger at the time. the amazon ceo says they are still in the testing phase for his company blue origin. he hopes to take three astronauts in the new capsule. the odds of that working are back on the ground. paying $5,000 might seem like a lot of coins. think of the extra parts. then there is a set of twitter pictures making the envy of your friends. can you put a price on that? one small step for me. one giant leap for bloomberg television. >> it looks like a lot of fun. that was greg johnson on th

they have recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic.will get acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. the g is also offering experience to anybody else will pony up $5,000 for the privilege. here is how it works. the plane flies to 24,000 feet over the gulf of mexico and goes into a series of parabolic arcs. it feels like 1.8 g's, nearly pinning passengers to the floor. at 34,000 feet, it begins to dive at an equally extreme angle for half a minute. in that moment, passengers experience weightlessness. then they do it again and again and again. there is a reason this plane is known as the vomit plane. >> actually less than 4% of our participants get sick. it is very rare. teresa brewster is one of our zero g guides. i will need some numerical handholding. >> suborbital is becoming more of a reality. companies are talking about training. they are bringing their customers on board to experience microgravity. it is really a wide-open market being created with commercial space. >> that brings us to where we all start. this is crazy.

and galactic gal. kate upton has conquered the fashion world. now she conquers gravity for "sports illustrated" in zero gravity intimates. >>> good evening. how could a jury not convict him of murder. that's what many are asking about the trial of michael dunn. the only testimony supporting dunn's self-defense claim was his own. and even that was contradicted by other witnesses. dunn was convicted on four other counts. but the jury deadlocked on the charge related to killing jordan davis. and for davis' parents, that's not an abstract legal issue. it's very personal. abc's byron pitts sat down with them for our series "crime and punishment." >> it has been an incredibly long 15 months for you two. it was his father ron davis who got the call. his boy had been shot outside a suburban convenience store the day after thanksgiving. >> all i remember hearing the doctor say is mr. davis, i'm so sorry, we were unable to revive -- >> and then he made that long walk a parent would rather die than ever take. >> and i asked to see my son. they said wait a

version galactic ticket costs to $150,000 for six minutes of weightlessness. each second. charging $5,000 per head which is only $11 per second. is weightlessness on the cheap. they have their eyes on more than thrill seekers. there is some big money coming in from nasa and several companies are looking for a lucrative contract from the increasingly outsourced space agency. >> the government space race is over. the capitalist space race is on it will all be private companies now. >> and liftoff. >> nasa is paying the russians about $70 million each time u.s. astronaut hitches a ride on the international space station. a private space maker says they will charge 90,000% orderable -- sub orbital flights and jeff bezos says he will be doing the same thing with lou origin. -- blue origin. paying $5,000 might seem like a think ofin that -- but the perks come you get to keep the flight suit and a set of twitter actors making you the envy of your friends. can you put a price on that? me, one giant for leap for bloomberg television. >> you were not scared? >> i am a w

>> richard branson's virgin galactic is set to make its maiden voyage this year.t $250,000 ticket might want to get -- people who have bought 250,000 dollar tickets might want to get acclimatized to zero gravity. comes in. corporation >> i am cory johnson. this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. [laughter] wow. just a few minutes ago, i looked like this. canaveral,n cape experiencing zero gravity with a company called zero g. i am the wrong person to be doing a zero g flight. zero g it has partnered up with -- zeroranson's version g has partnered with richard branson's virgin galactic. flights also offering to anyone who will pony up $5,000. the plane flies at 24,000 feet a series ofo parabolic arcs, 45 degree angles , it feels like 1.8 g's. then it begins to dive at an seconds.ngle for 30 passengers experience weightlessness. and then they do it again, and again. there is a reason this plane is known as the vomit column. >> less than 4% of participants get sick. it is very rare. is one of ourster guides, i need some numerical handholding. >> suborbi

a virgin galactic ticket costs $250,000.g is costing $5,000 for six minutes of weightlessness. they have their eye on more than just space travel. there's is big money looming from nasa. the space agency is increasingly outsourced. >> it is all going to be private companies now. >> and, liftoff. >> private space maker says it will charge $90,000 for sub orbital flights. amazon ceo jeff bezos is in the testing phase of his company blue origin. he wants to take three astronauts and a capsule. we are back on the ground. paying $5,000 may seem like a lot of money, but they can be extra perks. you get to keep the flight suit. and you get the 20 pictures to make you the envy of your friends. can you put a price tag on that? one small step for me, one giant leap for bloomberg television. >> better him than me. that is our editor at large cory johnson. he is having way too much fun. that does it for us. you can watch us monday through friday at 1:00 p.m. on the east coast. you can catch this streaming on your phone. ♪ >> tonight on

richard branson's virgin galactic it set to make its maiden voyage this year.e who have bought a $250,000 ticket may want to get back, sized to the feeling -- want to get acclimated to the feeling first. that is where the zero g corporation comes in. cory johnson went to check it out. >> i am cory johnson and right now this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. but it always was and that way. just a few minutes ago, i looked like this. i am down in cape canaveral on my way to experience zero gravity with a company called zero g. exactly the wrong person to be doing a zero g flight. >> zero g has recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic for passengers who have already purchased the gets on one of his suborbital flights to get acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. its serviceoffers to anyone else who will pony up the $5,000 for the privilege. here is how it works, the plane climbs to 24,000 feet and goes into a series of parabolic arcs. the aircraft climbs at an extreme angle, 45 degrees. then, at 34,000 feet it begins to

zero g has partnered with virgin galactic.assengers have artie purchase tickets on one of his sub orbitale -- flights to get they are offering acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. the experienced anybody will pony up $5,000 for the experience. the plane flies to 24,000 feet and goes into a series of arcs. it climbs at extreme angles and it feels like 1.8 g's. that nearly pins passengers to the floor. at 34,000 feet, it dives for 30 seconds. at that moment, passengers experience weightlessness. they do it again and again and again. there is a reason why this plane is known as the vomit comet. >> it is very rare for people to get six. -- to get sick. >> i am going to need some numerical handling. >> these companies are serving -- are starting to talk about training. they're bringing customers on board to experience microgravity. it is a wide open market being created. >> that brings us to where we all started. >> this experience comes at a price. a virgin galactic ticket costs $250,000. that is $694 for each zero g is

costsin galactic ticket $250,000 for six seconds.nd at head for seven minutes of weightlessness. zero g has their eye on more than just space tourist and thrill-seekers. several companies are vying for from theve contract increasingly outsourced space agency. >> the private space maker says that they will only have room for one passenger at a time. hopes to take three astronauts into the new shepard caps off. the odds of that working? , were i can figure that out are back on the ground. paying $5,000 may seem like a lot of corn. you get to keep the flight suit and there is a set of pictures that makes you the envy of your friends. do you want to put a price on that quest to mark one small step for me. one giant leap for bloomberg television. on that? e small step for me. one giant leap for bloomberg television. >> how much is this worth? ryan chilcote joins us. country it will give the bonus to their citizens? kazakhstan.end -- a bronze. it is mostly sober and not a lot and it. in it.er and not a lot akhstan pays -- kaz well. she nee

richard branson's virgin galactic is said to make its maiden voyage this year. called zero g is helping tourists prepare for the trip. cory johnson looks at the business of weightlessness. >> i am cory johnson and right now this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. it wasn't always that way. just a few minutes ago, i looked like this. i am down in cape canaveral on my way to experience zero gravity with a company called zero g. i am exactly the wrong person to be doing this flight. zero g has recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic where passengers have already purchased tickets on one of his suborbital flights to get acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. services offering the to anyone else who will pony up $5,000 for the experience. feet,ane climbs to 24,000 in our case over the gulf of mexico, and goes into a series of parabolic arcs. the aircraft climbs at an extreme angle, 45 degrees. at 34,000 feet, it begins to dive for half a minute. at that moment, passengers experience weightlessness. then they do it again and

virgin galactic was supposed to be up and running by now.ex-prize supposed to have a rover on the moon. it hasn't happened. these things are taking longer, taking a lot more money, but they are moving forward and i think it will happen. now nasa got more money this year and that is a good thing for these private ventures. the ones that depend on nasa for seed money and partnerships are the ones furthest along. just ask elon musk. >> let's move on to the question of a loophole in british advertising. this was one that was before the e-cigs were even there. it banned television advertising for smoking products. they are coming back now, apparently on british tv, after some 50 years or so. jon, what do you think? is this a good idea? will it come to the u.s. and remember, these are not technically tobacco products, though they do contain nicotine. >> well, i think if we see a robotic joe camel, maybe we need to worry. i guess the concern is somehow they will use the e-cig ads to promote actual cigarettes. since i moved out here to the east coas

are giving virgin galactic travelers a trial run. ♪ >> welcome back. i am emily chang.re heading into space, you may need to propel yourself or weightlessness before the trip. that is where zero g corporation comes in. they are partnering with richard branson. cory johnson traveled to cape canaveral. >> i'm cory johnson. right now, this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. it was not always that way. a few minutes ago, i looked like this. canaveral and experiencing zero gravity. i am exactly the wrong person to be doing this. has partnered with virgin galactic. they're getting acclimated to the experience of weightlessness. they are offering the experienced anybody will pony up $5,000 for the experience. flies to 24,000 feet and goes into a series of arcs. angles andt extreme it feels like 1.8 g's. it dives foreet, 30 seconds. passengers experience weightlessness. they do it again and again and again. there is a reason why this plane is known as the vomit comet. >> it is very rare for people to get six. someam going to need handling. >> these companies are s

a virgin galactic ticket cost 250 grand for six minutes of weightlessness.694 for each second. zero g is causing -- charging five grand for 7.5 minutes of weightlessness. that is $11 per second. weightlessness on the cheap. on more have their eyes than space tourism and thrill seekers. there is big money coming from nasa. several companies are vying for a lucrative contract on the increasingly outsourced >> space agency. the government space race is over. the capitalist space race on. all be private entities now. >> westoff. russianss paying the each time an astronaut hitches a ride to the space station. a private space station says it will charge $90,000 for local flights. they only have room for one passenger at a time. still ceo jeff bezos is pushing for space for his company blue origin. he wants to take three astronauts and their new shepherd cap so. the odds of that working -- we're back on the ground. paying $5,000 might seem like a lot of point. think of the extra perks. you get to keep the flight suit. there is a set of twitter pictures that will ma

it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe >> everybody to the world and enter galactic rocket i'm joel we have the great honor and pleasure of ownership this building but having haley here we love you guys focused on digital health this is your grand opening. so we've getting got a set period of time we're going to have an interesting panel discussion. most of you know mayor ed lee was sworn in two years ago january 8, 2012, to replace naumd and richard who runs our bay area operation we broke ground back in 2005 mission bay was i think a call was here and we did the total low beautiful bluegrass building we had no tenant who would ever come to mission bay now look at it today. we made a good decision. so mayor ed lee has previously served as intern mayor and focused on government efficiencies welding we'd love to have you go to washington >> what did that do. >> he introduced the cities first 10 year plan and he's been either in the city and county since 1989 and at the first asian-american mayor. welcome sir, we're god to have you (clapping.) to his immediate left it

. >> and richard branson built virgin galactic. >> i've got a mold of spaceship 1 signed by you. where did you get the $10 million from? >> we got it from the ansari family. under the arch in st. louis announcing this $10 million prize, actually didn't have $10 million back then. the xprize foundation was based on extraordinary exponential technologies. the first one who does this, i don't care where you went to school, you solve this, you win. >> a lot of people think of the biggest things we do, they cost money and cost years and years of research. rightly or wrongly, people associate that with things government should be doing. >> yep, yep, it's changing. we're heading into a period of time where we'll solve our grand challenges. i believe there isn't a problem we can't solve. it used to be you would only go to governments. government's i don't know was handling only the big problems. then it turned into government and big companies. but today, powered by cloud computing and artificial intelligence and clou robotics, the world's biggest problems are the world's biggest busines

. >>> version galactic says this is the year it offers special space flights. it has already sold 680 tickets for quarter million dollars each. travelers will experience the weightlessness of zero gravity. the program however still needs final approval from the faa. virgin georgia lat tick opens that happens before the end of the year. virgin america will offer a dedicated social america during flights next week. they will have a dedicated linked in app so they can connect with others on their flights on other virgin flights. virgin already offers seat so seat texting and in flight flirting options, pam. service will be available on all virgin america flights by the end of the month. hey girl in seat a-16. >> i know just what you need to be bugged on the plane. >>> 4:47 is the time. sal, how is traffic in >> how you doing pam? [ laughter ] that kind of stuff wasn't available when i was single any way. >> no. >> let's take a look at the commute. it's not all that bad. there is one notable problem spot. that would be in san francisco. a fatal crash that we've bee

they are a lot the galactic protest at the top division of the altitude ordinary cranium i've been taking the coast around the city. and to go to a team to beat up old article that pro government supporters that he could take back that yet. all growing of the preference of prt opposition overnight and get back to the opposition holiday because it can get around the lake yesterday to end and pull back the security court in the ear canal or territory. we are out i think we are so large that it was apt to put it up a bucket but still very much after a bit of color i've divided it between the government to parliament at the antique items where we get there right now up to taking the kids the government to kick back and the smoke rising above the highest opening weekend get the protests that we can hear the speaker to attribute art throughout the nightw. andf instead of putting this in his thinking. i will be coasting back to the percentage of course the tank. also in scuffles a broken out in the ukrainian woman to lead this fight as opposition and his demonic on constitutional reform the cost

. >>> planet earth dodged another galactic bullet.u see the bright dot right there, came within 2 million miles which is a close call by space standards. the asteroid was as big as three football fields, and it was traveling 27,000 miles an hour. >>> all right. well, a massive rescue effort for a tiny family pet in south florida. >> a 2-month-old puppy got trapped underground after falling down a sewage pipe just six inches wide. rescuers could hear sugarman, the pomeranian, barking, but they had to excavate the yard and then send down a camera to find him. >> after four hours, they pulled sugarman out safely. he was shivering, soaking wet but otherwise okay. lucky little fellow. >> uh-huh. >>> all right, now to sports not taking place in sochi, anyway. the nba getting back to business tonight after the all-star break. >> and that has left it all to the college guys now. we get the hoops highlights from our guys at espn. >> so you fell asleep on the couch again, did you? well, this is the sports report. >> we got some college basketba

>> i think i can say this will definitely be the year for virgin galactic. >> we are definitely excited in space for sure. >> always great to talk to you and i'll see you up there. >> ok. i'll see you there, richard. that was sir richard branson. catch the entire interview online at www.speedtv.com/tv. searching for love online? we'll talk to one of the biggest names in the business, the c.e.o. of match.com coming up. ♪ >> as the minimum wage debate rages on coast to coast, economist and business leaders are talking about a possible hike. it's something that dani yellen addressed earlier this week. >> changing the minimum wage has two effects. it raises the income of people with higher wages and have jobs and it may, to some extent, discourage job creation. >> someone who disagrees with yellen, bill gross. he made his case on "street smart" earlier this week as well. >> i disagree to the extent of paying a service worker $10 or $10.50 an hour as opposed to $8, will that discourage job creation? i don't think so. >> let's bring in our panel to discuss. we're back with steve forbes, and a

we hear a lot about space x and virgin galactic. how does your business differ from theirs?ginalorbital is the commercial space company. we were started back in the early 1980's. we have been a pioneer in ,eveloping commercial rockets privately-owned satellites, and other technologies over the last 30 or so years. >> where do you think they saw the opportunity here? business is there in the private space race? why would they get into this business if you have been doing it so long? yikes you would be surprised. in the 30 or so years. satellites and rockets have gone from being a fairly small part of the space community to having today led to global businesses that count over $100 billion in revenue last year, and that includes both satellite-provided services and the manufacturing of the satellites and rockets and so on that are used to place those satellites in orbit. >> you guys are the fifth largest government contractor on space vehicle. how does that compare to space x, for example? >> we have been working at it a good bit longer. we are larger than most of the new gene

a virgin galactic ticket cost to $250. cost six hundred $94 for six seconds.$11 pering -- second. have their eyes on more than space, tourists and thrill seekers. there is big money moving from nasa. several companies vying for a lucrative contract from the spacesingly outsourced race. >> the private corporation capitalist space race is on. it will all be private companies now. pre-k's liftoff. nasa paying the russian $70 million each time is russian astronaut hitches a ride. -->> and liftoff. jace -- jeff bezos still in the testing phase for his company, blue origin. he hopes to take three astronauts in the new capsule. the odds of that working, before i can figure that out, we are back on the ground. pay him $5,000 might seem like a lot of coin, but think about the extra perks. you get to keep the suits and the sets of twitter pictures to make you the envy of your friends. can you really put a price on that? me, one giant for leap for bloomberg television. >> one giant leap for a college player going pro. we will talk about that next. plus, why are bitcoin f

ands more than just spacex virgin galactic in the private space race. satellitear about new being watched -- launched into space. it is the three of the congress in barcelona. it is a crucial time for the world cost biggest computer services company. ibm headcount dropped for the first time in a decade. keynote, she spoke about three trends that are brees shaping the tech industry. david kirkpatrick asked what industries are adopting best to these trends? >> these three chefs, they are not three isolated shifts. data, cloud, engagement, they are all one. industry, but not every industry. modeltion to the business is one of the most significant competitive advancements. it depends what side of the fence you are on. --view is that it is particularly because i think data functions on a certain platform, you see some of the most aggressive industry here. you see with the carriers, telco, wireless riders. you see it with banking. how many clients are starting to put in place chief data officer's who report to the ceo. i see it in financial services and i see

conversation about the commercialization of space travel and would any of them ever consider the galactic would they do that themselves? to ask about going into space back in the six he sispa and lots of time with life magazine of course, if you have these articles about we are going to be putting up a couple of the astronaut had this sort of

branson plans to launch the first commercial flight into space next year on his space line, virgin galacticeople have already paid a $100,000 deposit. >> decades from now, we may get you to australia quicker than it may take you to get through airports. >> he is focused on his legacy. >> 90% of my time is spent on building up not for profit ventures. >> 90%? >> yes. i have people to run the virgin groups. i am trying to use my entrepreneurial skills to tackle diseases in africa and global warming. if you are fortunate to be successful in life, it is very important to give back. >> i want to know what other advice does richard give young c.e.o.'s stuck in the board room? >> the first thing i would do as a c.e.o. is find my replacement so i can think about the bigger picture. >> some would be threatened by that. >> yes, but that is a really big mistake. look for the best people. you'll get the best out of them. >> now in his 60's, will richard branson ever slow down? >> i will never retire. i have been creating things since i was 15 years old and i will always create things. but i have never

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. >>> and a galactic surprise, several new planets, which could potentially sustain new life. >> we begin tonight with breaking news out of arizona, governor jan brewer has just vetoed a controversial bill that would have allowed business owners to refuse to serve gays by citing their religion beliefs. here is what the governor said just minutes ago. >> after weighing all the arguments i have vetoed senate bill 1062 moments ago. to the supporters of this legislation i want you to know that i understand that long held norms about marriage and family are being challenged as never before. our society is undergoing many dramatic changes. however, i sincerely believe that senate bill 1062 has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. i could divide in arizona in ways we could never imagine and no one would ever want. religious liberty is a core, american and arizona value. so is nondiscrimination. going forward, let's turn the ugliness of the debate over senate bill 1062 into a renewed search for greater respect and understanding among all arizonans and americans. >> man

conversation about the commercialization of space travel and would any of them ever consider the galactic would they do that themselves? to ask about going into space back in the six he sispa and lots of time with life magazine of course, if you have these articles about we are going to be putting up a couple of the astronaut had this sort of crackpot scheme and root beer stands when we colonized, so yes someone like a former tough marine said i would have gone up there in a heartbeat and the early pilot who ended up flying in the powder puff derby she would have been there in a moment but some of them are like are you kidding i want to stay down here with my feet on the ground and of course they all hope we will continue to explore and push the envelope as their husband used to say. i will just mention very deeply the red leather diary, my first book because i think it reflects on how i wanted to talk this kind of story. i grew up in chicago. and it was a new york guy in a city girl. i was in new york with that density of people walking around looking at these old buildings into these wi

five-day schedule includes panels of scientists, filmmakers and academics all gather to discuss inter galactic travel. the out of this world event runs until sunday. richelle, a lot of people go to these. >> it could be kind of fun. >> reporter: yes. >> marie, thank you. >> researchers say they have found the key to preventing disease, and they found it on the skin of sharks. next how the discovery could save human life. also valentine's day is not always candy and flowers. we'll show you how people celebrating the holiday is officially banned. >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after the bengazi attacks, chaos in the streets... unspeakable horrors... >> this is a crime against humanity >> is libya unraveling? >> there's coffin after coffin being carried into the cemetery. >> fault lines libya: state of insecurity only on al jazeera america to i. >> love is in the air this to i. valentine's day here in the u.s. and around the world, even in countries where it's banned. how do peo

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tonight's bash is a fund raising event held by galactic unite, a charity that helps provide science,dren around the world. >> i'm waiting for carson to walk in! where is he? to find carson, you have to go to a place hidden deep beneath the castle. this is the command center for downstairs at highclere. and the maestro down here is head chef paul brooks taylor. >> i became a chef because i loved cooking, i love playing with food. started at 14 in butchery. >> reporter: i trained in france. >> god, i hate the french. joke. >> reporter: and worked in some of the best restaurants in the country. >> the greatest part of our job is you never know it all. you're always learning. people who say they know it all are liars. >> reporter: chef paul runs his kitchen like a general. briefings, orders, precision. >> you've got to love it. if you don't love it, do a different job. please melt. >> reporter: paul and his team are busy planning a five course, period dinner for tonight's event. dinner at downton, if you will. often paul's cooking is inspired by old family favorites. >> this is one of th

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turns out richard branson is announcing that paying customers will start flying virgin galactic latering. jane wells is live at mojave spaceport with what is turning out to be a big year for space. big business here, jane. >> reporter: it is. and there's a lot of elements coming together. at the mojave space sport, virgin galactic did a third power test of the craft that will take the paying passengers to the edge of the atmosphere, but the private craft, rockets, crew carriers are being built to help nasa avoid paying the russians to get to the space station, the goal of the private companies is get to the moon. but once there, where do you live? enter robert bigelow. we've got a rare peek inside the aerospace company in las vegas where he's building inflatable habitats for low earth orbit, one is going to the space station next year and eventual he's planning on selling a lunar business hop filed paperwork asking the government to amend a space treaty that nobody who gets to the moon has private property considerations. >> there's already a policy that declares that if you have a ha