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the market will actually be capacity constrained, even with the space tourism competitor jeff bezos' blue origin also getting ready to offer their own suborbital flights. that's over the next couple of years. longer term, this is a company that's looking at hypersonic travel basically, point-to-point travel around the earth something that could be a much bigger, greater, longer-term disrupter to things like airplane travel. >> morgan, that i particularly look forward to. >> i bet you do. >> and i enjoyed your conversation with him about that but back to your point in terms of 2020 target and how many flights to space they expect at that 250 grand price point i guess it hasn't gone through the traditional ipo process to get that forecast of what it's trading on right now, but what rough estimates are those valuation multiples in terms of how much the company's worth, based on the listing and some of those expectations for when they're going to start to see revenue pouring in >> and i was doing some light reading of the almost 600 pages of the amended s-4 just yesterday afternoon, going through so

amazon chief jeff bezos announced his space company blue origin would be working with a group of industriessystem capable of transporting humans to the moon. and here on earth, air taxis might be getting one step closer to reality. german start—up video of what it said was its first air taxi, its electric prototype may be ready to take passengers as soon as 2025. you remember all those massive data halls filled of noisy computers? there are five floors of those above me, and it will not be long before this becomes one too. and as the internet continues to expand, we wanted to hear from one of its creators about its future. 50 years on, vint cerf is google‘s internet evangelist, and he sat down with us to talk about the dangerous road that the internet has taken, how to fight back and what the future holds. my name is vint cerf and i am chief internet evangelist at google but people know me as one of the co—inventors of the internet. first of all, the good part, is the world wide web emerged there was this an enormous desire and the general population that had access to the internet to share

. >> the meatless meat -- >> jeff bezos aerospace company blue origin is teaming up to build a vehiclemericans back to the moon by 2024. what do you think of the partnership? >> they were trying to do this by themselves but when they realized 2024 is right around the corner, originally it was going to be 2028. they had to get together with somebody else and they were the competitors getting together with. i saw my doubts whether they could get this done by 2024 but there's nothing better than going to the stars and moon and let's hope this works out very well. i think it's a partnership, a great, great company and they know their stuff. >> jeff bezos is so smart with the businesses he gets into. i did interview with him years ago and he said everybody would read books off at you readers and i laughed and laughed. i guess that's why i'm not an intervener. giving him a space race, what do you think this has to do with. this he went to control the power by which you can launch satellites? what's the business play. >> i think he likes moving forward. he puts 1 foot after the other. the com

so the head of amazon, jeff bezos, has his company, blue origin, and then you have spacex, the companyo talk to you, some era. thank you. we will finish outside source business by talking about instagram. it has made a pledge today to remove cartoons, pictures and illustrations featuring suicide. it is part it follows the suicide of molly russell, who killed herself after using the platform. and more on that story will be on our website. you can find back down on the story of that interview with molly's father on the victoria derbyshire programme. so in case you are not watching at the beaming of the programme, the lead story is a confusing situation in british politics even by the standards of the last few months. borisjohnson was defeated today in an effort to get two thirds of mps to support him to call an election in december the 12th. and he has come back within minutes and said, 0k, come back within minutes and said, ok, we are going to do it tomorrow using a different bill, and guess what i'm proposing? an election in december the 12th. but according to this bill, and the way it

protesters lining up in front of the courthouse ahead of opening statements >>> and jeff bezos announcing that his blue originalspace company is partnering with lockheed martin and northrop grumman to bid on the nasa contract to land humans back on the surface of the moon by 2024. he spoke at the international aeronautical congress in washington >>> that is the news update this hour i will send it back down to you guys wilf >> sue, thank you very much. >>> now, a big change in corporate america. nike ceo mark parker is stepping down, effective january 2020, when he will become executive chairman he will be replaced by service now ceo, john donohue, who serves on the company's board and is former ceo of ebay, joining us is mark parker, the ceo and chairman of nike mike, good afternoon to you. thanks so much for joining us. >> absolutely, yeah. >> so, mark, first question, of course, is why now >> well, we have a great, great leader for nike coming in. and that's john donahoe. he is absolutely the right leader for nike and what we're looking forward. he's the proven ceo of three successful companies he's no strang

if you saw these comments from gwen chatwell she was taking shot after shot after shot at blue origin, jeff bezos'shat these guys are so far behind she was just sort of -- it was like a drive by shooting at everybody. are they that much -- is spacex that far ahead relative to everybody else >> spacex has done phenomenal. elon musk has created -- given everyone hope that it can be commercialized, that you can go out and launch many satellites at once and it's giving everyone like us an opportunity to launch satellites. >> are they that much more ahead than everybody else? is there anybody else in the league -- if you listened to what she was saying, you would think that, you know, there was no competition in this space. >> the big defense contractors, the boeing, lockheeds, ula for example has limited launches spacex is doing it over and over again. >> so the answer is yes. >> yes. >> okay. >> i'm curious you mentioned you were invested in satellite company that's a big part of the space company. you can talk about launch services, spacex, ula, some others developing rockets. in terms of space touri

jeff bezos making headlines about space. morgan brennan is there live >> jeff bezos took the stage to receive an award earlier this morning. here's the big news from his time on stage. he announced his other company, blue originrtnering with some of the biggest companie and most well-established companies in the space industry to bid on the nasa contract to quite literally land humans back on the surface of the moon blue origin will partner with lockheed martin, northrup grumman and draper to return americans to the surface of the moon in 2024 >> this is a national team for a national priority. we could -- i could not be more excited to be doing it with these partners this is the kind of thing it's so ambitious it needs to be done with partners. this is the only way to get back to the moon fast this time we're going back to the moon we're not going back to the moon to visit, we're going back to the moon to stay >> so, through this partnership, blue origin will be the prime contractor it's building the so-called descent element. this is called blue moon behind me on display at iac there's a transition spacecraft that will take astronauts from a lunar orbiting space station called gateway, which is a separate c

one of the biggest space conferences of the year, where jeff bezos this morning took to the stage to receive an award for his other company blue originion for space we're talking hundreds of years with earth zoned for residential and light industrial use, space a place for heavy industry but saying his purpose for starting blue origin was to drive down the cost to get there to unleash creativity >> this is the kind of thing that cannot be done by a single company. these kinds of initiatives, what we really want to do, the things we really want to do in space have to be done by industries. and, in fact, they have to have entrepreneurial dynamism i have witnessed that on the internet over the last two decades. on the internet, you can have a kid in his dorm room start a company that today with no resources start a company that today is worth half a trillion dollars. >> that company that bezos is referencing is facebook and mark zuckerberg, but also talking about how when he started amazon, there was infrastructure in place, whether it was delivery networks or payment systems, and that really is a big part of what he is looking to do wi