the president's budget request calls for a transition of the iss in 2025. that is seven years from now. the question between now and then is what can we commercialized, and how do you create a business case for commercial entities in low earth orbit? could we take the international space station and enable private enterprise to take over and close the business case? the answer is we don't know yet. between now and seven years from now, it may well be possible. additionally, we have companies building commercial habitats that are going to be separate from the iss, so that enables nasa to reduce our costs, become one customer of many customers, and have multiple providers competing on innovation and cost. the commercialization of low earth orbit in my view should be the highest priorities so we can take nasa resources and focus on going to the moon and creating a sustainable architecture at the moon to do science, but also do prospecting, take advantage of the tons of water ice we know is on the surface of the moon. that water ice represents life support, wat

the iss is truly international and needs to remain that way. pedro: nasa administrator jim bridenstine joining us for this conversation on "newsmakers." caleb, go ahead. caleb: so the head of the russian space agency, dmitry rogozin, i believe that he is banned by u.s. sanctions from visiting the u.s. have you met with him? mr. bridenstine: not yet. i intend to in the near future. we are working on how we maintain this relationship given those constraints. i am very confident we will be able to work it out. christian: question about the commercial crew program, boeing and spacex flying astronauts to the international space station. they have announced new dates without crew and with crew. the crewed flights -- they had mentioned mid 2019 for boeing. there have been repeated delays and setbacks in the program. are you confident they will fly on those dates, and if so, what gives you the confidence? mr. bridenstine: we are confident. we did not -- when you think about what commercial crew is, we did not write out thousands of requirements and spe

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trump froze hundreds of millions of dollars to fund stabilization and parts of syria taken back from isske saudi arabia are pitching in. bolton says the administration wants to end iran's involvement while also rooting out basis. >> in getting iran that's what we're focused on an concerned about a number of things including the humanitarian situation in the region. >> reporting live from jerusalem. first of all, hi and welcome to the family. >> thank you. that is right for the president's national security adviser benjamin not in yahoo! in a series of bilateral programs tomorrow morning. expected to focus on the reconstruction process on the ground in syria and address rising tensions in the region. right now there are thousands of iranian backed troops stationed in the russians. they must remain at least 85 kilometers from the northern israeli border. the israeli position is the iranian troops should not either in the first place in the trump administration has echoed the very viewpoint. it is important to take a look at the timing of this meeting between bolton and netanyahu because fo

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arethaha's voice iss american nk family.ear aretha, i think about my grandmother's house, i think about listening to records and her sharing the dififferent this that may have gone on in the civil rights movemenent. her voice carried so much with it. it was not just the song, it was the feeling and soul of music that was part of our lives. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, thank you. >> me well, the body of the late u.s. senator john mccain has been brought to the capital. members of congress attended his ceremony. he worked in the capital for more than 40 years. they've come to pay their respecects to the e american ic. formal funeral services will be held in washington. george w. bush is expected to speak. one of the main separatist leaders in eastern ukraine is been killed in a bomb explosion. it was blown up in a cafe in the city of damascus. claims are denied. conflict between rebels and russia. more on this from dw news correspondent in the ukrainian capital. tell us more. >> he was someone in the first hour of this

that follows recommendations by advisory firm iss and glass favor od they vote in the deal.emains the deal is wildly overpriced. shares of silg nah and express scripts rose. cigna closed at 185.30. express scripts at $86 even. tea's boardamed a special committee to evaluate taking that company private. is follows recent tweets from ceo and founder elon musk who said he wantso take tesla private at $420 a share and that funding was, quote, secured, but there are reports that the sec is looking into tccuracy of musk's statements. shares dropped more than 2% to 347.64. w the fbi isning banks about a potential worldwide atm hacking scheme.co ing to a cybersecurity blog, hackers can use malware ta acce bank or payment card processor to steal data and then use thatle s information to withdraw large amounts of cash from atms worldwi. charles henderson is the global managing partner with ibm xforce red a team of hackers who help companies uncover vulnerabilities in their own security systems. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> is this a new vulnerabilit

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the defense says this iss nothing more than a religious journey and prosecutors are applying a doubledants are muslim orle black. judge backus is a democrat and former public defender said the allegations are troubling but the prosecutors did not prove the suspects had a plan toe kill anyone. she then freed the defendants on a signature bond that requires no money upfront. we should note tonight, the female leader of this group was picked up by u.s. agents for an immigration violation. sean? >> sean: all right, trace. insane, but sadly happening. here with reaction tonight, the author of "why we fight." fox news national security strategist dr. sebastian gorka. nra-tv contributor dan bongino. the judge ruling that prosecutors in the case, five after adults, et cetera, ie the compound, 11 malnourished children that they failed to make the case for keeping thee defendants in custody while they await trial. paul manafort, didn't he spend, dr. gorka, 23 hours a day in solitary confinement for a long period of time over a 2005 tax case? here we have evidence of these kids, the conditions t

you can see the dollar is giving iss and negative correlation at its worst. looking ahead to possible trade talks, how hopeful are you for a breakthrough in terms of where this might take the current the? >> hopefully, we ease the currency market or stabilization of the currency. it will put a lot of pressure in terms of debt. need to see that, otherwise we see efforts setting up to try and normalize the currencies. >> in terms of what might be out thee and looking at , it has of the currency been strengthening somewhat, but looking ahead, where you think this is going to be? will come back because if you look at the hope -- value, we should there be any talk or ease of the trade war front, the helping to come off. to continue to come into play? >> that is a problem. we do feel it is incredibly expensive. on that front, you need strong economic growth to support that and we have yet to see the evidence of that. thatconomy is not doing great as initially hoped as some of the banks have indicated. it is overvalued at this point. >> we do have cyclical names. i

anyone with a serious politician needs to sit back and evaluate, whoo iss bobby wine representing whene talks abouout people power, what is he trying to say? is there any weight in the words he is expressing to us today? and shouldn't president take heed? >> although he says it has been an obvious struggle, but challenging a government that has been in power for 32 years will prove to be his biggest struggle yet. brent: earlier we spoke to bobby wine slager about the charge of trtreason anand accusations of torturure. -- we e spoke to his law your. >>>> we get to seeee credible evidence suggesting that he was involved in any acts of treason. so the charges are really nothing. he was severely beaeaten by thte presidential protection guards. he was subjected to severe readings and kicking -- severe beatings. he was subject to several injections, the content of which he has no idea. they kept them away from his personal doctors and his family. someone who went into detention was h healthy, oking great, is coming out on crutches. these are the things we have been talking about. brent: that

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ue.they will make that an iss i don't know what democrats are going to do on immigration. i looked through at the report, we looked through all the ads that have been run from january tl the end of july. democrat nseshis primary talked overwhelmingly about health care, very little about immigration. republicans talked a lot about immigratio very little about health care. so i don't know that they are going to make the separation issue be a iss i don't know if they want to gabbed make that a priority as much as they want to make herith care a pr in their advising. >> eliana how do you see immigration playing out. we have heard so muout it in the past several months. >> you know, when the tax cut bill passed several months ago the idea was the reublican was campaign on this bill from coast to coast. prisedological been sur surveying republican ads who few republicans have been k578 pains on this tax cutill and ho many have bmen campaigning on the issue of immigration. i think wha republicans saw was done ald-- donald trump seized on this issue so successfully in 2016 an rdpu

we understand that this tiny hole was discovered because of a drop in pressure on board the iss.d have been discovered quickly? have been inevitable that it would have been discovered quickly7m would inevitably be discovered. the crew we re would inevitably be discovered. the crew were not in danger. the space station is bristling with detectors. every section of the station has oxygen monitors or atmosphere monitors, and it was found very quickly. and then it was fixed relatively quickly as well. the crew we re relatively quickly as well. the crew were never in any danger. we are reminded of that old story of the little dutch boy putting his finger in the dam to stop the water flooding through. picture an astronaut putting their finger over this tiny hole and then effectively putting duct tape over it. will the main repairand be putting duct tape over it. will the main repair and be quite easy?|j putting duct tape over it. will the main repair and be quite easy? i do not know. at the moment there is this epoxy glue, they have shoved it over the surface and held it in place with

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a great guy ki was and at the same t pompeo was saying you are not following our directives on the iss. >> it's not helpful from a rhetor perspective, but the people making sure they are not being physically interfered with at the state level and doing theirjobs, i will take it as a win. >> speak of monitoring comput there are continuing threat of foreign interferenc online and in the elections. this week facebook said they delete 32 inthentic facebook pages accounts. how mu influence did these accounhave? >> it's just the top about 10,000 people following them. they w aimed at ethnic gorups the left. there one aimed at mxican americ and one aimed at african-amplicans. what p don't seem to realiz is this attack is meant to just sew divisivenes and ush people to the politic edges get them out. they created about 30 events trying get people out in the be l world where they can videoe and filmed being angry. that is whatem ees of the u.s. want to see. they are not there to support the right or the left, but push americ towards the right and the left a have them yell at each other. >> crea

and mexican delegations met again today and could resolve ue bilateral iss by the end of this week, providing a small breakthrough amid a o backdrop continued trade worries. rt, i'mhtly business re kayla tausche in washington. >> michael cohen's lawyer started a go fund me campaign to help president trump's former attorney. cohen's attorney says the goal is to raise $500,000. >> cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal charges and said he worked to influence the 2016 election, quote, at the direction of theat cand end quote. so will there be a tipping point when markets start to take notice of developments out of washington, and will the's governme focus now shift to ongoing trade tensions. joining us to talk about that is david riedel. he is founder and president ofe ri research group. >> welcome back, david. >> thank you. >> overall, the markets seem to have shrugged off much of what was coming out of washington. why is that, do you think >> i think they've gotten used to this amount of noise coming out of washington as a new normal. chaos.pect this kind of as we get closer to the midterms, as

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that iss what t we see with h pe being arrested o or having investigigations posted d socil media. he does not address the main problem, the weakness of the turkish economy. christoph: turkey is a central bank plays a crucial role, and yet many foreign investors doubt its independence. why would political involvement in a central bank be particulararly hazarardous? gareth: we have seen with erdogan before, he said he does not believe inin interest, he thinks high ininrest rates cause hi i inflation, whwhich goes against economic orthodoxy foster w we know the best w wayo stem the imamaging of the tuturh lira is toto hikintetere rates.. there e are other thingss wheree need strong measures such as a height in inches -- hike in interest rates. we are 100% confident the reason they cannot do that is erdogan himself. christoph: mr. erdogan says the crisis is part of an economic war with the united states. u.s. president donald trump triggered last week's events by doubling the import tariffs for turkish steel and aluminum. would you agree that this is economic war againinst turkey by t

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the white house asked to guarantee there a no tapes of trump issing the "n" word said >> i can't guarantee anything. >> reporter:. .>>> a deadly bridge disast a span collapses in a powerforms, cars plunging below. tonight many dead and a search for survivors in the rubble. a terror attack in the heart of london, a car plowing into a crowd near parliament. >>> world of injuries as massive gas explosion blows a home to pieces. >>> and praye the queen. the latest on the health of aretha franklin, ailing tonight in detroi>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we begin with a ef sh tragedy now revealed and rocking the catholic church tonight from pennsylvan to the vatican. an explosive grand jury report is out revealing graphic details of a emolestation of m than 1,000 children by hundreds of predator priests in pennsylvania, abuse allegedly covered up for decades by senior church oicials. tonight we hear from a victim amid questions of whether justice can be served. our anne thompson has details. >> reporter: in searin damning language, the grand jury report revealed

iss still u dominated by.s liberals or market-oriented principals. so very slow to regulate in fact united states government help to partner with the big tech companies to dominate in the first place. the real pushback with comeseuo elsewhere the europeans for example are trying to regulate the internet they have just sent something an entire new law about data control to make sure individuals have the right to individu data and businesses in particular cannot use against citizens wishes. so regulation in one sense that other people save a year p.m. for kind of thought the problem with regulation. problem the indians are trying to solve it by building a better internet talking about what's going on in india they will reengineer from the bottomas up doing that as a public goods a public good then there is china which tries to go of the phone internet thankff you very much you can do whatever you want we will just wi the create a china cybersovereignty idea it should rule and the ide. of the single global internet sorry that fm what wereare the interes

>> strong governance is an important of iss looking at.d good engagement to walk through the strategic rationale, the governance framework the evaluation framework and the value creation framework including the mitt gants to with the changing marketplace and the regulations around the market we're confident in terms of the shareholder value creation we're confident that iss understands the shareholder value we've created over the last eight plus years. we have a good open line with communication with them. and, finally -- amazon and everybody runs for the hills carl uses it in his letter mr. icahn. the competition you expect here from amazon forming in terms of what it will mean for this combination. >> there's no doubt the marketplace continues to go through evolutionary change at a minimum. we've continued to invest heavily in innovation. we've poured about 3/4 of a billion dollars into our technology, capabilities, et. cetera to broaden our direct to consumer reach, our partnership capabilities with a physician community and health care

iss overlaps a little but it good to reinforce. and then we will get down into more specifics. see here arede you some of the elements we of already talked about. it is a really big area. this indo pacific area. that more accurately captures the whole region. many of the things that i talk about here will apply globally. you could say it happens everywhere. i will make the assertion though that in the pacific, it is particularly acute because so many things come together here. it becomes an incredible palette of competition and tension and you can see it play out. the physical dimensions. we talk about the tyranny of distance. takes a long time to get to places. days, weeks. once you get there, it takes a lot to sustain your forward presence. admiral greenert talked about linksfood, communication -- all of the things we take for granted that you have here in the continental united states. and then you are bringing it forward to a strange place. sometimes a threatening and hostile place. theou were to take continental united states, states the 50 contiguous and you were to stack

iss is one of the reasons it resonating. julie: how is this going to inform that?aring if anything? are they going to be more cautious? >> i'm not sure they are going to be more cautious. they may be more aggressive. what they are not getting is a lot of cooperation from the government. the trump administration has talked about this trillion dollar infrastructure plan. that has not materialized. julie: let's move on to our second story about brevan howard. we have talked about deutsche bank cutting back. brevan howard on the asset management side getting rid of space. the gym.ee howard mind, brevan assets have slumped 75% from the peak. they did not cut staff. they do have this office space in london that is quite lovely. it is an old neiman marcus headquarters that has been refurbished back in the day when hedge funds were killing it. these are the perks that you needed and probably still need to attract workers. the edgesutting out here, not cutting personnel, but cutting facilities. we should point out that the founder is actually doing quite well in his own fun

. >> the commercial crew program aims to in control of the iss and research challenges of long- durationspaceflight necessary for a sustainable presence on our moon or mars. >> regular transportation services -- did you ever think you would hear something like that? >> the hope is unmanned launches late this year or early one of pen growth. she will not be there -- past astronauts will take part in a special event in the northbay. the 2018 novato space festival blastoff tomorrow morning. a similar turnout as last year is expected to see. people will be able to meet astronauts from apollo and space shuttle missions and experience interactive exhibits. it is at the space -- space station museum on ygnacio boulevard. a runs from 10:00 a.m. a-4:00 p.m. admission and parking are free. >> the weekend starting off on a warm and hot side. we had some mid to upper 90s out toward livermore and antioch's. san francisco 68. santa rosa jumped into the 90s. in san jose it is 93 degrees. things should be cooling off a bit as we head into the sunday forecast. right now, not much in the way of extensive

i have to say, it is one of the most beautiful, i don't know what if you would call it, maybe iss and crafts style, it very eclectic. inside, it is the most beautiful to core from that. seeing that by gaslight is the way to do it. if you can ever get there, my understanding is that fundraisers gave a pile of money to the queen should garfield -- lucretia garfield as a way of thanking the family for the martyred president. they spent it well. it is just a beautiful home. for mentor, ohio. which is a shame. [laughter] questions?her >> you said it was a close race for the presidency, what was the electoral distribution of votes for the presidency? matthew: that is a very good question. i would have to look that up. the popular vote was extremely close. >> and who was his opponent? general hancock. yes sir. >> he was in the civil war, what was his claim to fame there, was he in any particular battle and what position did he hold? matthew: he rose to the rank of general, i don't know that he saw any significant battle experience. career, ahad a solid solid life of education, military servi

they isof justifiable and as a subordinate and dispensable point that it iss inescapable for the sufficient reason that questions must be made under the conditions of uncertainty. there are large issues in the ultimate questions to be publicly of suss -- accessible and available and that the proof is valid and i specifically mean to ask experience and by nature that is subjective to be uniquely to the experience and nontransferable that they cannot be fully conveyed to another. and to experience my pain and reading about the swiss else is not the same thing as having a headache to travel to switzerland. let us proposes a change to anything proposed just as the electricians speak let us speak of these alive or dead. that appeals as a real it was possible or impossible and those intrinsic properties. and responding directly he says that when they say how sinful it is with insufficient evidence that is the last thing they have in mind and they believe so living option and christianity was dead from the start. the decision between two hypotheses options of a civil kind with the forest in the vo

m right, and that's, i think, a message that a lot of people .iss, unfortunately. >> reporter: that's tim stevens, editor-in-chief of cnet's oroadshow." what is autopilot? -c autopilot is basically a suite of driver-assistance astems, all based on camera and radar sensors built into the car. irticularly on the highway, it will stay within its lane, it will speed up and slow down based on traffic, and make it so the car takes some of the drudgery out of driving on the highway. >> reporter: tesla says the amped-up cruise control should only be used on divided highways because it requires clearly marked lanes and does not respond to traffic signals or stop signs. >> i feel like there is this perception that this is a self- driving car, which it very much ys not. >> reporter: that misperception, or what the n.t.s.b. called "over-reliance on vehicle automation," factored heavily in this crash in florida in 2016 that killed 40-year-old joshua brownful. during our drive, autopilot generally performed well on this busy stretch of new jersey whoa!ay... but when two lanes merged together? it ne

small technology satellites and installing an experiment called icarus onto the russian segment of the issimals here on earth have been fitted with gps to track their movements. all the news any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. we're looking at quite a changeable spell of weather, really, over the next few days, with some rain around. we'll certainly get some rain as we go on through the next 2a hours. the satellite picture shows a band of cloud pushing in across the united kingdom for today, and this is rain—bearing cloud. now, we have seen three bands of rain that will tend to merge together into one as it moves its way in across england and wales as we go on through the next few hours. so there is some rain on the way for some of us. if you're out early a bit in the morning, a lot of cloud for england and wales, with bursts of heavy rain swinging across western england, wales, and on towards the midlands and central, southern england. add to that a lot of cloud and it will feel humid for these areas. a fresher feel to the weather in the north—west, but a lot

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last month proxy advisory firm iss recommended that rite-aid shareholders vote against the merger asuldn't give them fair ownership of the combined company. >>> blackstone is buying a 2$250 million stake in start-up taskus the company manages custom support for many tech companies including dating app tinder. >> there you go. >> sinclair -- >> our producer wants to start doing a segment. he got a lot of calls yesterday. he's on the market >> oh. >> we talked about him being on bumbler. there he is. did you know this story was coming up again? >> i did >> what did i send you this morning? there's a report on drudge that says most of these guys like greco on these dating apps, they try to play out of their league. to you that means she bowls on a different night, right what do you think? this is like reality now >> it's reality television >> yeah. >> real house husbands of new jersey >>> u.s. equity futures -- ladies, you have seen what you're missing >> greco's stock is high >> yeah. do we have an 800 number i can -- we can make a full screen of your -- >> move on >> okay. >>> news in

in her way. " .hat theme is consistent the best analysis ice don't think today of the russian -- it iss can it always worthwhile taking a look at that too defined the way the russians what act. in his telegram he said, the kremlin's new erotic worldview is the russian sense of insecurity. the soviet power was impervious to the reason of logic it was highly sensitive to a logical force. backdrophat is a good to describe the leadership, and then of course, whoever the leader is of russia, there is a proclivity there to make it about that person. stars, --e with the , sovereign as a living law and catherine the great said russia had to be ruled by an absolute power. and the embodiment of the russian -- the defense of russia against all enemy was continued by the czar. it's all flavored by this idea brooding, expansive, rushing -- russian soul that everyone tries to analyze. it is interesting and you just have to deal with it. again, i go back to my favorite quick read on all of this, which is secretary kissinger in his it is permanently in the grip of conflating fear. based on the russian

harvey said they are doing iss harvey said they are doing that. she is very smart.his is your opportunity to really be transparent. but what are the rules, how do you want people to behave? what about harassment off-line? talking about free speech, people like windy west, and others are coming off of your platform because they don't feel like it is safe to share ideas -- these are people who have resources, who are out in the public eye, and they don't feel at the platform is safe for them, where is the free speech? where is the sharing of ideas? where are the healthy, conversational environments? emily: even though facebook took a stand against alex jones in this case, it is a platform that has a problem with how to deal with the issues. you recently tweeted that they don't understand and they don't care. we saw snap for the first time having a decline in sequential users. we saw facebook having a decline in some regions. have we hit a social media peak? ms. pao: it has taken a while but people are realizing this is not a utopia of communication and change. it has

and iss which we are expecting tomorrow along with the other bloc proxy advisory services.ink they'll be able to squeak by in terms of the vote >> they did put out that aka outlining the merits of this deal in this case, this is the way the industry is going, people are looking for more integrated of benefits of both medical benefits and the pharmaceutical benefits and also looking for them to break out and cut out some of that middle men fee to make it a little more efficient. >> exactly they were coming out in part i guess to address that rebate question that iss may have even been raising in relation to the cost of express. donna, thank you >>> when we come back, a lot of big earnings reports to get through. adidas and roku are reporting today. we'll check in with anthony wood the ceo in a moment as the dow is up 4. don't go away. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier