complexity nine a at kennedy space center carrying our stack of 49 starling satellites. >> must has talkedut how -- space-based internet could be a $30 billion a year business. that is a high-margin business once you get through the capex, which elon musk says could be five or $10 billion before spacex as cash flow positive. they may invest $30 billion here. they are making progress. one quick bit. spacex wanted to do 48 missions. they did 31. part of what is so astonishing is how regularly we have this conversation. this is now normal for this company. caroline: it is indeed paired let's listen in for a moment. just at that moment, we start to lose the volume should never mind. you spoke over the lunch. this being another successful attempt of space bound flight. tell us about the competition. this is about starlight. this is about service of the internet. this is also showing the power of spacex and one the u.s. government has turned to. >> we go back to this idea of reusability. this booster you see on your screen now where its main engine is about to start off -- to shut off any moment

return him safely," that is what we quote, that's the quote that's in the front entrance of the kennedy space center rest of the speech, from which this quote was... that's not on the granite. plenty of room to chisel that in the granite, no. what else was in that speech? this is almost verbatim, "if the events of recent weeks," he couldn't even utter the man's name, yuri gagarin, "if the events of recent weeks are any indication of the impact of this adventure on the minds of men everywhere, then we need to show the world the path of freedom over the path of tyranny." it was the battle cry against communism. that's why we went to the moon. so... so a military driver is, without question, the greatest of them all. the "i don't want to die" driver. and that's not what's going on right now. so the question right now is whether, actually, a huge amount of resource is being wasted. nasa is committed to getting back to the moon — they've had to put it back a year because they're short of money, but they're now saying they'll put a man back on the moon by 2025. they have a longer—term plan to put human be

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are now at the three remaining shuttles are now in california at the johnson space center in houston and at in florida at kennedy space center in museum and being interpreted and so we we saved them because they were an important part of our cultural patrimony save them and every part of them that motors generators every every the rockets everything was recorded and saved. now who does the actual recording and chronically? well, of course and let me just say that the agency involved there was nasa federal agency and they had responsibility. they owned them. so the agency that does the recording is a there are two agencies that do recording like this one is called the historic american engineering record and the other is called the historic american building survey and they are both national park service entities. created by the historic site, which i mentioned early on which passed in 1966. mr. tannenbaum how many locations structures etc are on the national register and and when was that part of the 1966 act as well? yes. it was actually what it did was that that register was actually came into. existence in th

cargo ship is bringing medical supplies and nearly 5000 pounds of cargo and research to the kennedy space center expected to splash down off the coast of the florida panhandle this afternoon. reggie: oakland's own naming schneider -- amy schneider continues her winning streak on jeopardy. >> who is larry david? what is bebop? what is the later -- zoolander? reggie: she is tied for second was convicted of games at 38. she is on gma talking about with the best part is about being on the show. >> the best part for me has been being on tv as my true self, expressing myself and representing the entire community of trans people and just showing a different thing maybe some people have seen of just being smart, confident woman and doing something supernormal, like being on jeopardy. reggie: you can watch the full interview on gma at 7:00, including how she developed her browser skills. you can watch jeopardy weeknights at 7:00 on abc 7. i said earlier i was going to interview her, i am not. [laughter] i was all excited. >> we are all a part of this. i have a surprise. details to come. kumasi: we like a

now, some of the cargo and experiments on board will be transported to nasa's kennedy space center. > the eruption near tonga is being felt in south america as the damage hits the beaches in peru. the aftermath of an oil spill coming up. >>> much needed outside aid has started arriving in tonga as the island nation struggles with the aftermath of recent volcanic eruptions and tsunamis. ash from the january 15th disaster still blankets much of the country. the government estimates around 84% of the population was directly impacted. but covid concerns have complicated relief efforts. tonga has only had one case of covid since the pandemic started, and strict restrictions are in place. >>> well, part of the damage from the tonga eruption can be seen thousands of miles away. the clean-up from an oil spill in peru is under way and environmental groups warn the damage could be long lasting. >> reporter: waves of black sludge wash up on a popular beach in peru. this time of year it should be filled with sunbathers. instead, emergency crews in biohazard suits scoop oily sand into barrels to b

. >>> now, there is liftoff from the kennedy space center in florida. >> 3. 2. 1. 0. ignition.toff. >> that is the sound of spacex launching another 49 satellites into orbit. the rocket thunder to life on tuesday, despite a reported two-hour delay due to weather conditions. the mission's effort to build a network of internet satellites. >>> now, a long-time former creative director for vogue magazine has died. andrey leon tally was a fashion icon himself. as a black man he was a pioneer in a fashion industry really dominated by white men as well as women. in describing the challenges of promoting diversity in the fashion magazine, tally said he worked behind the scenes in tones that he was persistent in the quiet way. tally was 73. >>> and if you were hoping to watch the grammys on tv this month, you might be a little disappointed. the awards was originally scheduled for january 31st in los angeles. it is now april 3 in las vegas. it was postponed due to covid concerns. >>> that does it for us. i'm isa soares. the trump family legal saga continues on "early start" with christin

the kennedy space center for its massive space exploration exhibit and the kenai peninsula and alaskarommer's calls one of america's most underrated road trips. matt damon is getting roasted on twitter and other social media platforms over his new crypto ad in it. the a list actor urges people to invest in bitcoin. critics are calling it embarrassing cash grab by a celebrity who already has a lot of money according to some critics bitcoin is risky aod expensive and they say damon should be telling ordinary americans to be brave with their life savings, not to mention extremely damaging to the environment. the powerball jackpot is now worth 600, 10 million dollars. no winners again last night in the drawing. in fact, nobody has won the jackpot and more than 3 months. the next drawing is tomorrow night, a new challenge on social media is paying tribute to the late betty white and her love of betty white challenge is urging people to donate $5 to local animal shelters in time for what would have been whites. one 100th birthday and that's on january. the 17th. >> white love animals so muc

we did want to go live to kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida, where a spacex thousand nineket with numerous satellites for commercial customers, is ready to go live. joining us as bloomberg's ed ludlow. this is basically bring a lot of stuff into space. ed: yes, imagine uber pool, but for government agencies, private sector companies who want to send satellites into space. it is low cost. you can pay $1 million -- sounds like a lot of money, but in the context of space, it is not. literally one satellite or a cluster of satellites on board, and this opens the door for so many other companies have designed satellites, they want to put items in space, but they have not been able to afford to do so until this point. guy: what is on board? ed: one of the most interesting is it is usually military would pay attention to because remember, spacex is really owning this relationship not just with nasa, but with space force, the u.s. public sector space agency. there's also a public traded company that went public via spac. that is basically a data generating satellite that gives us

[applause] >> falcon 9 has successfully lifted off from kennedy space center, carrying a stack of satellites to our bit. moments ago we throttled the engine down. maximum aerodynamic pressure. >> falcon is supersonic. max q. haslinda: it is a success, the second mission this year. internet satellites being launch with this mission. back to our top stories in china, the central bank pledging more monetary policy tools to spare the economy and ease the credit crunch. the pboc easing its key policy, their expectations that perhaps the ltr which will be released tomorrow will see some easing as well. a reduction could reflect a broad easing in the space. we heard from the pboc governors saying they're willing to open up the market toolbox even wider. rishaad: talking about looking at the requirement ratio, the bank set to have a certain amount of cash in the balance sheet as well. the room for further cuts has narrowed as the average ratio is about 8.5%, compared with other developing economies in the past. we've got the long primary that may be lowered thursday as well. there we go. haslinda: k

they had the incredible privilege of pouring the concrete for the launching pad at the kennedy space centern florida. i'm truly honored to represent such an outstanding family-owned business that has improved the communities in georgia's ninth district one project at a time. congratulations, carroll daniel, on 75 strong and successful years. may you have many more to come. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. la ma if a: i -- mr. lamalfa: i rise to recognize world war ii veteran, a friend, colonel bud anderson. he will be turning 100 a few days from now. bud is a california native, born in oakland, california, and grew up on a farm in new castle. he learned to fly when he was only 19 years old and joined the air force army shortly after the attack on pearl harbor. he is the highest scoring living u.s. fighter

space station. the ship is bringing medical supplies and nearly 5000 pounds of research. it will be transferred to the kennedy centerted to splash down off the coast of the florida panhandle monday afternoon. it is no secret that bay restaurants are struggling to survive during the pandemic. justice things were looking up, along came omicron. the i team looks at new data that shows how the variant has affected businesses already. spencer: for our nextextextext there is pleasant wind to enjoy in the meantime. building a better bay area. as the pandemic drives on, any businesses are finding themselves having to make a difficult decision. restaurants are hitting a breaking point. legacy businesses are contemplating closure, but how bad is really bad? stephanie sierra has been digging into new data and gives us a closer look. reporter: this data is coming right from the source. our cell phones. it is the most source of data we have. it reveals which areas of the bay counties are struggling the most. what you do not see behind those table settings is the reality of restaurant recovery in california. >> it is more detrime

space program. in about 50 minutes, we'll hear a talk about president kennedy and his cold war hopes for astronaut. john glenn's 1962 orbit of the earth. but first jim remar of the cosmosphere center. jim remar president ceo here here at the cosmosphere cente site that preserved horse-drawn vehicle manufacturing facility then in 2000 moved here to the cosmosphere. did not have a one bit of understanding of space exploration when i started here so early on read everything i could and today really enjoy early man space exploration. so for those of you who haven't been to the cosmosphere. that mission was 60 years old yesterday. and so i had a big celebration but here today to talk about eisenhower's role in developing nasa. a lot of people don't really understand the role. the eisenhower's development of the creation of nasa. so i think it's an incredibly important topic and the development of nasa something that obviously still resonates today as space exploration continues. to go forward but before nasa started the first entity that had oversight of aeronautics in this country was the naca the national advisory council for aeronautics. it was developed in 1915 luminaries such as t

space program. in about 50 minutes, we'll hear a talk about president kennedy and his cold war hopes for astronaut. john glenn's 1962 orbit of the earth. but first jim remar of the cosmosphere center. jim remar president ceo here