if all goes well, mr musk believes the rocket‘s payload could be in orbit for several hundred millionorrespondent, victoria gill, is here with me now. victoria, when will it set of? that's the big question hanging over this space launch at the moment. the original window open half an hour ago, and actually we have had a delay until 8:45pm. spacex is saying the window will now open at seven 20p. but all of the correspondence that we have been keeping an eye on on the ground at cape canaveral has been saying that the delay has been pushed back, the reason for that is the weather. in the upper levels of the weather. in the upper levels of the launch profile, the arc of the rocket is going to take, the winds are too high. it needs to be absolutely perfect. because it's going to, as well as launch of this incredibly powerful, dude amounts of fuel, very high risk rocket, it's also got to do this kind of aerial dance, where these separate cores, when they separate, they spin around and return to earth and planned on these two launch pads, and the central core lands on this drone ship in the

as the drama of this launch is celebrated back on earth, mr musk says his car could be on a journey around sun for up to a billion years. victoria gill, bbc news. that's it from us. in a moment, here on bbc one, we'll have the news where you are, but we leave you tonight with some words and images to mark the centenary of women's suffrage. good night. in spite of awful danger and discouragement because they knew their cause was right. they were ordinary women from ordinary backgrounds who did extraordinary things because they felt it was right that they should be able to vote and have a say in the policies of the nation. we stand on their shoulders, we know we have a huge challenge ahead to get equality for out challenge ahead to get equality for our daughters and granddaughters. welcome to sportsday with me john watson, swansea with eight goals against notts county. manchester united remembers 60 years on from the munich air disaster. and wales keep the faith with their 15 heading into the second round of the six nations. three fa cup fourth round replays tonight, the question in the swan

the showman of commercial space travel, as the drama of this launch is celebrated back on earth, mr muskt want to look away. thousands of vehicles have been destroyed in the philippines seized during drug busts. it is part of president rodrigo duterte's bare knuckle approach to law and order. more on that at any time on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello. it feels like we've been stuck in the deep freeze over the last few days, and that's not going to change very much during wednesday. cold air remains firmly in place, and some of us have some snow on the ground, as well — that weather watcher picture from north yorkshire on tuesday. where we have the lying snow, particularly, there is the risk for some ice during wednesday. a widespread frost, certainly, to start the day, because we are still firmly ensconced in this cold air. something a little bit milder out in the atlantic, but we won't feel the effects of that just yet. for the time being, this area of high pressure giving most of us a fine, dry but cold start to the day, under largely clear skies. our towns and cities d

mr. musk says his car could have a journey around the sun in a billion ars. victoria gill, bbc news. laura:nc for more on the l i spoke every time ago with leroy chiao, who served as commander of the international space station. as an astronaut, what was going through your mind as you watched this incredible, powerfu launch? leroy: this was a y.ry exciting the first new rocket to be launched and the most powerful rocket we have that is operational. watching it fly on its maiden voyage appear to function totally flawlessly was really a thrill. is is paving the way for exploration because the rocket is more than twice as capable of -- as any other rocket we have on the planet, and the rea is so big and powerful is wene a rocket like that to send significant payloads away from orbit. this is a step in the direction of exploration to send vehicles out of the earth orbit, either to the moon or someday to mars. this is a step in that direction . laura: this brings the prospect of a manned mission toa little bit closer, is that the implication? leroy: yes, absolutel

as the drama of this launch is celebrated back on earth, mr musk says his car could be on a journey aroundeen watching newsday. stay with us. we will be taking a look at the asian stock markets and how they have reacted after wall street's volatile session overnight. stay with us. and before we go, let's take a look at this photo. a wild animal on the loose? armed police were sent to a farm in scotland after a nervous farmer spotted what he thought was a beast in the cowshed. but when the armed response turned up they were faced with a cuddly toy. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. it feels like we've been stuck in the deep freeze over the last few days, and that's not going to change very much during wednesday. cold air remains firmly in place, and some of us have some snow on the ground, as well — that weather watcher picture from north yorkshire on tuesday, where we have the lying snow, particularly. there is the risk for some ice during wednesday. a widespread frost, certainly, to start the day, because we are still firmly ensconced in this cold air. something a littl

as the drama of this launch is celebrated back on earth, mr musk says his car could be on a journey arounding newsday. it has been a turbulent time for markets, but could this volatility be a good opportunity for investors? that is coming up next. and before we go, let's take a look at this photo. a wild animal on the loose? armed police were sent to a farm in scotland after a nervous farmer spotted what he thought was a beast in the cowshed. but, when the armed response turned up, they were faced with a cuddly toy. police said they had contacted a nearby wildlife park to see if any animals had escaped, and added that until you know exactly what you are dealing with, every option has to be considered. hello. it feels like we have been stuck in the deep freeze over the last few days, and that's not going to change very much during wednesday. call there remains firmly in place, and some of us have some snow on the ground as well, that weather watcher picture from north yorkshire on tuesday, where we have the lying snow, particularly, there is the risk for some ice during wednesday. widesprea

mr musk says his car could be on this journey around the sun for hundreds of millions of years.are waging war on plastic — and in particular, straws. they've already convinced scotland's biggest council to ditch single—use straws, and people in the village of ullapool have also agreed to abandon them. now the children are taking their campaign further afield. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordonjoined them on the isle of arran. they call themselves the ocean defenders. passionate about nature and conservation and on a mission to end the use of plastic straws. now they're heading across the water to arran in a bid to spread the word. i care about it because there's animals out there in danger because they're eating plastic. it's our future and we need to make sure that it's not all gone when we grow up. the straw campaign works from both ends... the youthful campaigners from sunnyside primary think the key to their war against plastic straws is getting other children, including those on arran, involved too. i hadn't really thought about it but now the presentation has told me

it's absolutely a private space race and he is one of the many contenders besides mr musk you have jeff bezos the founder of amazon who has a space company called blue origin that has a huge factory just a few miles from here you have richard branson from the u.k. whose company virgin galactic and virgin orbital are trying to take advantage of this and even paul allen the former microsoft founder is pouring money into a new space launch vehicle so it's the twenty first century it's time for billionaires to get rockets and you know musk mission in the very far future i suppose is talking about being able to get to mars so maybe even building a colony i mean how much is science fiction oh how much could that actually be seen sometime in the future if you talk to scientists at nasa ville say it is technically feasible the question is getting enough money together to make it happen and that's why i must get all of these other billionaires are focused on lowering the cost of access to space so that you can have the resources to bring people to a martian colony you know musk in space x. say t

mr. musk's personal tesla roadster into space, space x also achieved a feat by mazing fete -- guiding two beasters back to earth for an upright landing. this paved the way for faster, cheerplaunches of lights and cargo into space. as the representative of california's 43rd congressional district, this milestone is especially meaningful to me. space x is headquartered in my district in the city of hawthorne, california, and employs thousands of talented men and women in our community. i congratulate elon musk and space x for continuing the great tradition of achievements by aerospace companies in the south bay. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, i have a letter here from one of my grandkids, 7-year-old olivia. january 28. congressman poe, i'm writing to tell you that the environment is important to me. we need to make sure that enough mon

mr musk says his car could be on this journey around the sun for hundreds of millions of years.er. how exciting was that? plunging his car, playing music, sending it on a heliocentric orbit that will pass mars. it sounds like science fiction, and you think it was almost 60 years ago, and then this space race with maverick billionaire is ploughing into space, sounds like science fiction yet it is becoming reality. just looking at the tate off shots, give the us a sense of what the reality was like there. kind of undescribable. i know that isa lame kind of undescribable. i know that is a lame thing to say but one day seeing things like this will be routine, just like seeing an aeroplane 100 years ago was not routine and now we take it for granted. the stuff that kennedy space centre, there were crowds, sold—out, everyone from buzz aldrin to heroes from hollywood had come there. we can‘t begin to imagine how fast our progression in space is beginning to change, just a really incredible experience and something we have really not seen since the apollo era, and an incredible thing to

mr musk says his car could be on this journey around the sun for hundreds of millions of years.at has happened ? paris a week ago was flooded, what has happened? mild weather last week, heavy rain as well, and the river sent burst its banks. we have flood waters with snow, temperatures dropping down, seems like this one in paris. there has been snow, as much as 15 centimetres near the centre of paris. it is the biggest snowfall in paris for five years. it has caused widespread disruption, the eiffel tower was closed. what is the outlook for them? no respite for them, looking at the seven days ahead, a little bit more snow on friday, but as we head into the weekend and beyond, temperatures on the up. it will turn milder, and snow will be replaced by rain. what about us? closer to home, we have wintry weather around, a cold day with sunshine. we have this front working in from the north—west, bringing a mix of rain and sleet, and some snow on high ground into scotland and northern ireland, too. further south and east in the uk, through central england and wales, lots of blue sky a

we will try to give you a good coverage and some need features of what mr. musk is doing in space.nuing the current path that we are on. alix: hawkish or dovish? markets confused and they came up empty. the ecb could be to blame for the powerful selloff in the bond market. shareholders -- -- how to woo shareholders. david: welcome the bloomberg daybreak on this thursday, -- welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." i don't remember a lot of people trading on the ecb account. it feels like we are developing into a risk off feel in the markets. s&p futures trying to eke out a gain. the euro-dollar is slightly higher, previously flat. a broadly mixed dollar story. the dollar-yen moving

it is an old sports car belonging to mr elon musk.etres back. a lot of cheering. we understand that a couple of the booster rockets have already landed. huge relief for elon musk, who had been managing expectations, saying the launch of the new rocket is of course a risky venture, and he himself was not actually convinced that it would work. but thousands of spectators watched the launch in florida, and it was a historic moment, the world‘s most powerful rocket blasting off into space. let‘sjoin rocket blasting off into space. let‘s join matt taylor with the weather a little closer to home. lovely end to the day across the la ke lovely end to the day across the lake district, clear skies, especially where you saw the snowfall today, tonight will be rather chilly. widespread frost across the country and where you have seen snow and rain they will be isis as well. high pressure building behind the skies in this weather front which has brought snow today, nothing too significant but it does produce snow at the moment, we could see a few

and another for mr. musknt business, the boring company which is working to raise money to build underground tunnels. the price was $500 each, $10 million was raised for the boring company in less than a week's time, musk says all flame throwers in case you were curious will be cheap to extinguishers as well. this is the only publicly-traded company of elon musk and up 40% in the past year, maria. maria: thank you so much. the fire extinguisher there. lauren simonetti there. janet yellen will pass the baton to jerome powell. nintendo fans get ready to shell out doe, mario kart to smartphones, goes public for the first time. back in a minute. okay, i never thought i'd say this, but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty. surprised? it's called always discreet boutique. it looks and fits like my underwear. i know what you're thinking. how can something this pretty protect? hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel... ...for incredible protection. so i feel protected

it's the brainchild of the billionaire elon musk, he's calling it a game changer. the rocket had a dummy payload — mrk‘s old sports car, which could now go around the sun for a billion years. an urgent review has been ordered into the way doctors in england are treated by the legal system when they make serious mistakes. the health secretaryjeremy hunt made the announcement over the case of a doctor found guilty of manslaughter, after one of her patients died at leicester royal infirmary. dr hadiza bawa—garba was also struck off the medical register. hundreds of doctors signed a letter of protest about the way she'd been treated, as our health editor hugh pym reports. a six—year—old boy, jack adcock, died as a result of a catalogue of errors at a leicester hospital. a serious infection was not diagnosed. a doctor, hadiza bawa—garba, was convicted of gross negligence manslaughter and later barred from practising. a nurse at the hospital was also convicted and struck off. colleagues say dr bawa—garba was working under intense pressure and low staffing was partly to blame. the decision to stop her worki

the rocket is the brainchild of the billionaire elon musk, who's calling it a game changer. the rocket had a dummy payload — mrk‘s old sports car, which could now go around the sun for a billion years. now on bbc news...it‘s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am in nairobi. when it comes to politics, kenya has a history of violent and disputed elections. i am at the home of the veteran opposition leader raila odinga for this exclusive interview. he has gone and had himself sworn in as the people's president in an act which the government says amounts to high treason. is he acting irresponsibly, is legally and stoking tensions? —— illegally. raila odinga, welcome to hardtalk. honestly, do you really believe you are president of kenya? do i look presidential? you are wearing a sharp suit. i really do believe i am the president. if you listen to what people are saying, for example, alien fm radio station that supports the government, they say things like your so—called swearing—in ceremony is meaningless. whereas raila odinga's state house, a farewell party for you. that is what kenyans are saying. there are a few

interesting all of the athletes asked who was their favorite ceo, they said elon musk, the space race maybe they should have talked about mr. muilenberg as well. >> certainly a lot of movement in that stock and moving away from high cyclicality more towards a more reliable business and getting a higher multiple as well >>> cisco another company we spoke to after they beat earnings and exceeded estimates on revenue as well cisco also announced it will repatriate most of its overseas cash that is $67 billion coming back due to new tax reform law. of course, it's already been deemed repatriated they did include about a $9 billion transition tax related to that as well. ceo chuck robbins joined us earlier to talk more about what was a very good quarter for that company. >> if you look at just our product revenue, ten quarters ago, 6% of our product revenue was from recurring offers, and this past quarter it was at 13%, and that grew 34% as well. so we're very pleased with what we did, very happy with the execution that the team delivered, and we're optimistic about where we are right now >> and the market responding positively

show men of commercial space travel, elon musk released his own tesla roadster into space, complete with david go we bowie one bow-- david a live on the radio. mr. mk says his car could have a journey around the sun in a billion years. victoria b gil news. laura: for more on the launch, i spokevery time ago with leroy chiao,om who served asnder of the international space station. as anoi astronaut, what was through your mind as you watched this incredible, powerful unch? leroy: this was a very exciting day. the first new rocket to be launched and the most powerful rocket we have that is operational. watching it fly on its maiden voyage appear to function lltotally flawlessly was ra thrill. this is paving the way for exploration because the rocket is more thanwice as capable of -- as any other rocket we have on the planet, and the reason it is so big and powerful is we need a rocket like that to send significant payloads away from orbit. this is a step in the direction of exploration to send vehicles out of the earth orbit, either to the moon or someday to mars. thisstep in that direction . rolaura: this brings theect of a manned mission to mars

mr. steven. i don't know why. mike inouye said they should call it inter as in the internet. elon muskes it as like a giant bouncy castle. i appreciate any rocket scientist who can explain it to me in those sorts of terms. >> does he have kids? >> he has lots of kids. >> then he knows. >> they probably rent it. >> yeah, they would probably own their home. >>> 6:18. follow up now, this morning we have more on a woman who lost her wedding ring on a commercial flight, then she got it back in an unusual way. "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney spoke to her exclusively and has her unique story. >> reporter: san francisco business entrepreneur brit morrin removed her wedding ring so it wouldn't be a distraction at an on camera shoot in new york. it was in her toiletries bag inside of her purse. >> part of my toiletry bag was unzipped. >> when she landed in wyoming for a family reunion the ring is gone. >> the significance is my relationship, my children, my family, they're soldered together my engagement and wedding ring, so it was the proposal. >> and it was made by a family jeweler. she t

the window looks really good today to take elon musk's car into a termpermanent orbit around the sun. >> a long way to go for a parking space. >>> mrr, what do yout? >> we have some snow to talk about. for a second day in another major pileup. this iowa. one person was killed. this was anywhere from 50 to 70 vehicles involved in this. as you look on the radar this, is what came through very quickly. it pushes on through, moves through chicago. through update new york.e another system coming in. and that one has million people at risk for some sort of winter weather advisory winter storm watch. especially vermont and northern new york between noon and 7:00 tomorrow we could look at conditions. they need the rain through the south. we've had some drought conditions. locally, four inches or more from texas, louisiana, into mississippi. m the way up into new england, anywhere from a tenth after on inch to a quarter of an inch of ice and snow tomorrow from iowa allay into western new upstate new york and parts of talking anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of snow. we're going to be watching this. again, the snow line comes down fairly close t

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