and jeff bezos with blue origin and elon musk with space x building rockets. must is maybe more of the celebrity type. jeff bezos is more of the just working away. he's got three rockets assigned, the first one is the armstrong which is the suborbital, the second is the glenn that we put people in orbit and the third is armstrong which will be something to carry interplanetary to the moon or elsewhere. this is very exciting. how many of you guys know robert bigelow? he is right up here in las vegas, north las vegas and i think it was 2001, he invited a group of about 15 or 20 space geeks, me included by the way to las vegas and he said he made $1 billion in his hotels and he said i want spend half of that putting up private space stations and i want to make sure that i don't run afoul of regulators and so forth who screwed things up. so we had to three days talking about how to do that what he came up with and again, it's right up the road here in las vegas is the inflatable modules which he hopes to use as orbiting hotels, honeymoon suites, laboratories and m

musk was a billionaire and didn't care and we can talk about musk and his issues later.o but let's back up a step. why didn't we continue to go to the moon? because the entire thing was a thumb in the eye of the soviet union, and itself was national pride and we did and why do we keep doing it? we need to have a commercially viable reason to go to mars. so i suggest that we film survivor and/or the bachelor on mars -- i'm only partially joking, but you have to find a way to monetize this. >> agreed. >> otherwise your asking the taxpayer to do it for some unspecified whatever and that will not work. nasa will find a way to suck all of the life blood out of it. >> i want to agree with you. i said i thought that maybe one of the things that could come out of it is a joint thing, but my preference is certainly that musk or maybe bezos and musk who are kind of competitors using now, maybe get together and say let's do this ourselves. that would certainly be my preference, and the more it goes in that direction, the more likely it is that we will be able to go to mars for exac

musk may be more of a celebrity type. jeff is a little more working away with three rockets designed the first is the armstrong which is suborbital the second is putting people in orbit then the third is the armstrong something that is interplanetary to the moon and elsewhere. this is very exciting how many people know robert bigelow? right appear in las vegas in north las vegas. and 2001 he invited a group of 15 or 20 space geeks me included here to las vegas and said he made a billion dollars in hotels and said i will spend half of that putting up private space stations. that i don't want regulators to screw things up. so they were talking about how to do that. so right up the road here is the those that have honeymoon suites or laboratories. so what is interesting he sets up in orbit for the modules that now a test module on the iss if you can to beat them, join them and to put this up on the stage it's very exciting. but we want to talk about mars elon musk famously said i want to die on mars but not on landing there.

elawn musk and space x's new mega rocket making its debut on the texas coast. 165-foot spacecraft is the first assembled prototype and being developed to send cargo and passengers up to mars. elon musk spoke about the opportunity. >> of course, we can go to other places in the solar system like saturn. and the credible thing that we need to focus on is the fastest path to a self-sustaining city on mars. >> it will be reusable. it's a feature referred to as the holy grail. it can fly into orbit to the moon and to mars and then make its return back to earth. that is the game plan with starship. the rocket will be powered biep a booster with the entire structure towering more than 38 stories. musk says starship could reach orbit within the next six months and people could be aboard within the next year, an aggressive prediction considering it has yet to launch astronauts for nasa yet looking even more unlikely to happen in 2019 which is perhaps why nasa administrator took a shot at space x and elon musk ahead of the event tweeting that commercial crew is years beh

elon musk seems to think so.lysts think this could be divert attention from a less flattering trend which is falling revenue. downerue drop would be a for musk who told employees last week, they have a shot to 100,000 ore than electric vehicles this quarter. o discuss we're joined by dana hall who joins us and dan ives as a neutral rating on the company. we're hearing possibly record sales and a revenue decline, how does that work exactly? the mix of cars, tesla sells the model 3, the model x.nd the the 3 has ramped up and taking the world by store, the sales of others are falling. the average transaction price is getting lower. quite uld impact revenue a bit. kurt: we're learning some of this through an email that elon musk sent to employees last week. tell us about that email. dana: the email last week which immediately, it was elon's email to employees saying they have a shot at a record of 100,000 deliveries. we should get those numbers of production and deliveries later typically by october 3, but then today

entirely independent of musk. over the next decade he would have made more than $50 billion. the lawsuit claims the board breached its duties in approving the package and amounts to unjust enrichment for musk. >>> a top knee specialist says warriors guard klay thompson shouldn't play basketball this season or even next season. thompson, you remember, suffered a torn before the upcoming season is over. dr. tim hewitt says thompson and all athletes who suffer with a torn acl should wait two years before they return to action because the risk they might reinjure themselves is so high. nearly 10% of the nba players who have suffered a torn acl in the last 25 years have reinjured the knee. hewitt is a consultant and has not treated thompson. >> an interesting season in the nba for sure. >> people don't want to hear that. when is he coming back? we want him to be healthy and safe. >> yeah, we miss one of the splash brothers. we need him after k.d. left us. >>> san jose, 63 degrees. clear conditions as we look northbound

not like i'm the expert either one more this is about elon musk.ounder unveiling the company's next generation rocket called the starship it is being built to carry people deep into space is there any other place musk outlined a rapid schedule for the program 's development saying we could potentially see people fly next year if space-x gets into orbit in about six months listen >> we can go to other places in the solar system, like saturn. and but the critical thing we need to focus on, i think, is the fastest path to a self-sustaining city on mars >> all right it's bold. >> god bless elon musk guarantee no matter what else is happening in the world he has a way of grabbing the headlines. it is bold here is what's really interesting. there's an incredible race right now for space. not in the way we saw it before between the u.s. and ussr. these days it's between the billionaires and the private sector because a lot of people realize that whoever manages to do clean up in space will make a lot of money it's a hot, hot, hot investment area. >> talk

elon musk plans to one day use the hopper to land humans on mars.this on eartlot of pple travel f an wide to watch such tests, but what if you got to watch it out of your kitchen window? mark strassmann paid a visit to the small town of boca chica outside brownsville, where the rocket company has transformed the neighborhood. >> sometimes there is that new neighbor that everyone can't stop talking about for or for worse. that that's what's happening in boca chica which thought of itself as an itty-bitty fishing village barely on the map. and then spacex moved in. you move to place like boca chica to get away from it all. perfect for retirement, maria thought, until the rocket company moved in next door. how often do you glance next door just to see what's going on? >> it's becoming a habit. >> reporter: her neighbor is spacex. elon musk's company picked this spot to develop, test, and maybe some day launch its new spaceship called star ship. it's designed to fly cargo and crew to the moon and even mars. they could be building a spaceship to take peo

we talked about elon musk who is associated with tesla, mark zuckerberg associated with facebook. what is the risk that you remove neuman and the vision goes with it? >> that is probably the biggest risk. there needed to be some change, but the best idea -- is a material risk. focus onlyst, i always the balance sheet. a private investor, a venture capitalist, it is absolutely critical. heftyad the responsibility, that would be my number one concern. taylor: you and i have talked a few times about the income statement. >> the disclosure really did not .rovide the economics this,were to contrast just beautiful numbers. they made it really clear for investors. at a transition, quickly back, if you were to take this public, i would think that would want to bring one of the most brilliant users with you. has an impact on two-year staffing is. if this were just an operating story, it might be easier to get rid of a visionary founder. tot we do not know, back your question is how much money it really takes from here forward. it looked like it would be worth another nine or $10 million. i

we talked about elon musk, who is associated with tesla.ark zuckerberg is associated with facebook. you talk about uber and their leadership changes. what is the risk you remove neumann and the vision goes with it? gene: it is probably the biggest risk. that's the catch-22, there needed to be change. but to answer, it is a material risk, culture is critical. as an equity analyst, i always focus on income statements and balance sheets. as a private investor and venture capitalist, i realize with public companies, culture is absolutely critical and cannot be overstated enough. if i had the hefty responsibility of stepping in in some capacity, that would be my number one concern, not to lose the vision. taylor: that was brett wallace and gene munster. coming up, amazon focuses on alexa privacy as it unveils new gadgets in seattle. we'll have the details of their newest product lineup next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: on wednesday, amazon introduced the echo studio, a high-end speaker to rival the apple home pod and google's home max. it looks

. >>> elon musk, he is reaching for the stars and more.wants a prototype of spacex's star ship to reach orbit in less than six months. musk unveiled the prototype at the company's facility in texas today. he says in one year he hopes the star ship can fly people into space. musk says the goal is to build at least two star ships before he starts work on the rocket booster that will power the ship. intended to eventually replace the falcon 9 rocket. musk did not give a time line on when the star ship could go to mars, but he says the mission is to do missions to the red planet in 2022. >> pretty unbelievable stuff. >>> still ahead a gilroy garlic festival victim honored in his hometown. how family and friends remember him months after the tragedy. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk t

they must hold a meeting to advise workers of their rights and musk is told to be there. >>> musk's spacexeat from nasa in delays on a multibillion dollars contract to send people to state. commercial crew is years behind schedule. he is referring to a promise by spacex to take astronauts to the international space station. >>> tonight, the feds ordered inspections in some boeing 737 models. after warning of structural cracks. boeing notified the faa about the problem on some boeing 737 next generation planes. those cracks were found in the plane's pickle forks. those attach the plane's body to its wing structure. they are supposed to be able to perform more than 90,000 takeoffs without cracking. in a statement, boeing says no inservice issues have been reported. over the comes days we will work closely with our customers to implement a recommended inspection plan for certain airplanes in the fleet. earlier this year, the faa grounded all 737 max planes after iring similarities between two catastrophic crashes that left more than 300 people dead. >>> coming up, airbnb wants to pay your nex

. >>> we're finally starting to see elon musk's vision for intraplane the actionerary travel. if everything es it will carry people to the moon, to mars and other destinations in space. rob dawson has details on the latest announcement. >> do you want the fee future where way are space-iraqed celebration or one where we are forever confined to earth. >> elon musk revealing the company's latest venture called the starshift. the 200-ton is using the line- up of reusable rockets. >> the critical break-through for us to become a space civilization is to make space travel like air travel. >> the starship's design to land back on earth safely in an upright position where it is stocked waive and give up more gear before large launching again. >> we should do our very best to become a multi-planet species. >> starship mark one will be able to do a 65,000-foot flight with future production ramping up fast. >> we would seek to go to of bait with probably mach 4 or mach 5. this is going to sound totally nuts, but i think we want to try to reach for orbit in less than six months. >> repor

. >>> elon musk is reaching for the stars and then some.pacex's starship to reach orbit in less than six months. musk unveiled the prototype at the company's facility in texas yesterday. he said in one year he hopes the starship can fly people to space. this is happening. musk says the goal is to build at least two starships before it starts work on the rocket booster that will power the ship. starship is intended to eventually replace the falcon 9 rocket. musk did not give an updated timeline for when starship could go to mars but he says the goal is to do cargo emissions to the red planet in 2022. >>> the movie "aboinable" wasn't. it's about a shanghai teenager who finds a lost yeti on her roof. >> we have all done that. >> that's happened to some of us. sliding down to number two is "down t "do "downton abby" and "hustler" filled with kiki palmer, cardi b., jennifer hudson. >> quite an eclectic -- "downton abbey" -- >> start pg and we kind of -- >> "hustler" is about a dedicated sports player. we have some crazy stuff happening. >> we do

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and musk is required to be there. >>> new at 5, the former host of the show of mythbusters just had one of his prized possessions stolen from his car. the thief got away with adam savages ' whip that was featured on the indiana jones especial, to test out whether a number of stunts were actually feasible. savage took to twitter to ask his neighbors to reach out to him if they happen to find it. savages says the whip is eight feet long and is made of kangaroo hide. >>> to the storm watch if you're visiting yosemite this weekend be prepared to take an alternate route. glacier point road and tiger road are close right now due to snow. both roads will reopen on monday if conditions are safe. >> maybe don't drive that fast on that road, slow it down. roads are slick. >>> the time lapse gave you the impression they were being reckless but the snow looks pretty. we beat them today. this is i 80. going over donner pass. that is going to to 2:30 and 3:00. in between the window we picked up maybe an inch most of it sticking to the side of the road. but, we are not done. we are looking at this map

when elon musk says we'll see the company's electric pickup truck that's been such a mystery. >>> good morning i'm kate headq. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open modestly higher this morning. the markets are coming off back-to-back positive weeks tess bite a jobs report friday that was below expectations. china reporting disappointing economic data this weekend suggesting the trade war is having an impact opinion on today's watch list report on consumer's borrowing habits. >>> apple is holding its annual product event tomorrow, expecting to get news on three new iphone models and a new version of the apple watch. anlogical get an assist from one of its tech rivals. for the first time you'll be able to watch the event live on youtube previously only by google. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk telling followers on twitter the company will likely reveal its electric pickup truck in november or by the end of the year. tesla missed its original goal of revealing the pickup this summer. tesla hinted at the a hybrid like design that0 and performan porsche 911. tesla

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tesla's chief elon musk smoking weed on the podcast?. now the wework chief adam newman under fire for something similar. marijuana. now some board members want him out. how about that. gene munster, next. ♪ imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the latest hr tools to stay true to the family recipe. where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, and more time crafting that perfect sound. where the nation's biggest party store can staff up quickly as soon as it's time for fun. this is the world of adp. hr, talent, time, benefits and payroll. designed for people. stuart: let's talk wework. some of the board members of that company are not happy with the chief executive adam newman. lauren, is this all about marijuana? lauren: the "wall street journal" reporting that he smoked marijuana on a plane internationally and also that there are some side dealings where he was renting companies he has a personal stake in into weworks so they want him out. how do they do that because

was in russia europe or the united states it should be left to private enterprise people like elon musk space x. . both bizos who are rich and the left of them but i think we should cheer them on because they can take higher risks. than any western nation could impose on publicly funded civilians so they can do comprise high risk ventures and my prediction is that by the end of a century there will be small communities living on mars sent by these private event elon musk himself says if he wants to. but not on impact and i think he's 47 years old now so of course he might make that so i think there will be a small community but what i don't think is that the mass emigration and i think is a dangerous delusion to talk about. even more foolish to think of it as desirable. i want to talk about climate change i mean it is so real i don't know what else should it take for everyone to realize it's here and we should be taking care of it not tomorrow or a day after but we should have done it 10 years ago 20. but not much is being done to be quite honest well what does it take for people to wak

musk is much more worried about robots taking over.hat speaks to the stuff that jack is inspired by. a week earlier, he had an event. he likes being in the limelight for the softer skills rather than pure tech. he does not come from a tech background or finance background. he can play to his strengths now, i think. paul: all right, author of "alibaba: the house that jack built," duncan clark. let's check in on the events in britain. the debate happening in the house of commons. we've heard from the prime minister boris johnson. he is seeking a general election as he does not have the majority in the house. he's also saying he will not be seeking an extension to brexit beyond the october 31 deadline. the labour leader jeremy corbyn telling boris johnson he has no mandate for a nokia brexit. we also heard from the liberal democrats, saying they want to stop brexit completely and revoke article 50. the house as divided as ever in westminster as the debate continues. kathleen: a lot of breaking news as things get underway. softbank has now

over the weekend, musk unveiled the 160-foot tall rocket prototype.ng a spaceship out of steel instead of carbon fibers was key. spacex hopes to send an uncrewed flight to orbit in six months. as for passengers -- >> if the development continues to improve exponentially, i think we could -- we could be sending people to orbit by the end of next year. >> nasa's chief said of musk's ambitious timeline, quote, it's time to deliver. >>> another iconic retail brand has filed for bankruptcy. forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy. it's a popular teenage clothing chain is the latest to file. online shopping has cut foot traffic to brick and mortar stores. so far, there were 8,200 score closings this year. >>> new polls show presidential candidates knotted up in nevada while biden leads in south carolina. in nevada, biden and bernie sanders, at 22%. elizabeth warren at 18%, among likely caucusgoers. no one else above 5% in that poll. in south carolina, biden holds a commanding lead, up 37%, to warren's 16%, sandsers at 11%. biden's lead is due to primarily his p

mask can be from the musk gland of a musk deer, and things like that.dentical ingredients that actually have less effect i'm giving allergies as well, which is interesting. so what we have done is put together a modern fragrance brand that is totally vegan. and a lot of people around the world are asking for vegan products. you have worked in the industry for many yea rs worked in the industry for many years with some of the biggest names out there. you know this industry well. starting your own brand at the age of 53, you don't mind me mentioning that, i did check. i'm proud! but this is all about the packaging. you saw an area in which the industry wasn't working yet in terms of compostable packaging, and to the younger consumer, that is extremely important, isn't it? to the younger consumer, that is extremely important, isn't mm to the younger consumer, that is extremely important, isn't it? it is crucial to the younger consumer, but it is also important to... my mum is 77, also myself, that is where i saw the gap. we work with a 180—year—old paper m

. >> and and out of this world announcement from space x, ceo elon musk the new rocket unveiled and he hopes he will reach orbit. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >>> a lie look at the capitol tonight, several republicans are pushing back against the democrats decision to open an impeachment inquiry into president trump. they say the allegations against the president are all hearsay. >> but democrats are not deterred, kpix 5 political has more on the story. >> reporter: the whistleblower complaint at the democrats impeachment inquiry says that president trump refused to release military aid to ukraine, unless the ukrainian president investigated presidential candidates joe biden, and his son hunter. the person who wrote that report acknowledged, i was not a direct witness to most of the events described. today, several republicans took aim at democrats, for building an impeachment case, based on that complaint. >> he had no firsthand knowledge, he heard something from someone who may have heard something from someone-- >> i can't believe we are talking about impeaching the president i

coming up, we are talking elon musk.xemption usually only reserved for domestic players. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ here with bloomberg markets with the latest business flash headlines. thending the removal of next month. there will be a regulatory approval and the landslide gains. the announcement coming two days through the middle of december. until early january. >> bruno le maire says he is furious that german infrastructure has sold its local -- to trade makers. they slammed the european commission for allowing the sales to go through, saying they should be supporting local businesses instead. back in february, the commission rejected a bid from a french trade maker to merge with their german rival based on antitrust rounds. isthe local division reporting more than a 50% fall in august, down by more than 20%. local call makers are also struggling, with a 60% downdraft. low consumer sentiment and poor exchange rates are to blame with recent flooding. >> earlier on we were talking musk, with tesla winning thi

for your money this morning, nasa sent elan musk a message saying it's time to deliver for space x.asa chief took to twitter on friday to chastise space x for delays in its multibillion dollar contract to fly astronauts to space. the tweet said quote commercial cruise, commercial crew is years behind schedule nasa expects a seen the same level of enthusiasm focused on the investments of the american taxpayer. meantime nasa is focusing on the ability of space x crew dragon capsule to take astronauts to the international space station. on saturday, a must updated the public on space x plans to travel to mars. they released images of the rocket they say is designed to get to mars and back the private space company says will be used to carry both people and cargo to the moon mars and even beyond musk says the space craft named starship is able to carry up to 100 people to the moon. they're hoping to use that rocket to take people on trips orbiting earth by next year. as more bad news for aircraft giant boeing after the f a a ordered inspections of certain 7.37 models amid warnings of st

shares of tesla climbing the most since june after ceo elon musk says things are looking up.o employees, musk says the electric carmaker has a chance to top the vehicle delivery record it set in second q, on track to reach about 110,000. for the second quarter, tesla reported more than 9000 deliveries. the lower margin model three sedan revving up demand. i'm viviana hurtado. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thank you so much. but did they get that approved by the person that is supposed to approve those tweets i elon musk? weekly we turn to our "business week" feature. ' ceo is making it update to keep up with rival tactics. and a wealthy businessman writhing a wave of discontent to the land's highest office. and aviation shame hurting airlines, increasingly under pressure as passengers become more climate contests -- more climate conscious. joining ms. joel weber. mcdonald's is investing -- joining me is joel weber. mcdonald's is investing in big tech. reporter: the ceo has really driven the company revenues and share price up. it's been kind of an amazing story

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billionaire iran musk has unveiled a spacecraft designed to carry people and cargo anywhere in the solar system and return to earth must display the rocket at the space x. launch facility in texas he said the starship as it's called will blast off in one or 2 months for a test flight and then one. of afghanistan's presidential election day has been more by as many as 68 taliban attacks most of them using rockets at least 5 people were killed and scores more were injured according to the interior ministry the islamist group threatened to disrupt the election with violence and had warned voters to stay at home there were also problems with the voting process fueling concerns about the legitimacy of the poll. they went to vote and ended up in hospital it was a joy after the polling station opened some voters came in and cost their votes and suddenly there was an explosion i don't remember what happened after that i got wounded was it more not for me to watch it over here in kunduz in afghanistan's north as well as in kandahar in the south photos were left injured after attacks on polling st

se espera que reemplace al cohete falcón nueve y elon musk espera que se realicen para de transporte>> durante el fin de semana la senadora y precandidata demócrata, estaba de acuerdo en que el secretario de estadotambién se aparte esta investigación yo bailen visitar el área de la bahía acudirá dos eventos de recaudación de fondos y una de ellas será en palo alto la ordenación de san francisco los boletos contarán de 1000 3000 dólares y durante el fin de >>> la salud se ha convertido en un tema con mucho protagonismo las campañas presidenciales reconocerán la postura del alcalde quien >>> tiene un sistema para todo lo que los deseen esta puesta a una competencia de puestos entre la industria privada y el plan consiste en poner a disposición de los ciudadanos una opción pública y la mejor man quehan servido pobremente y se verían forzadas a no poder comp ahorrando miles de dólares. >>> hacen énfasis en que todos los millones de indocumentados deben tener el mismo acceso a un seguro médico como cualquier estadounidense. >>> esto no se trata de una limosna en un programa de tener indoc

. >>> elon musk said it might be cheaper than he thought to fly humans into orbit. years ago, he thought it was $10 billion. now, around $3 billion. a bargain. he unveiled the rocket prototype for spacex. he said building ships out of fiber was key to making the design cheaper and more durable. spacex wants to send a flight in six months. musk said passengers could travel in a year. >>> another retail brand has filed for bankruptcy. forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy. it's a popular teenage clothing chain. the latest to file. payless and gymboree filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. so far, there were 8,200 score closings this year. >>> "early start continues right now. >>> lawyers for the anonymous whistleblower say they're worried for their client's safety, as president trump escalates his attacks. >> don't make this any worse than it already is. >>> nancy pelosi with a new message for the white house, about the house impeachment inquiry. >>> plus, new polling shows americans' opinion on impeachment is now shifting. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave brig

stuart: elon musk unveiled a new rocket over the weekend.ing to take humans to mars? ashley: it is the prototype of it, yes. this is in texas, where spacex does a lot of its testing. elon musk out there saying this rocket, they are going to be testing soon, maybe within six months, to go up into orbit, come back, reuse it, eventually that rocket will be used to take people to the moon and on to mars. stuart: i find it fascinating, the idea that private enterprise is doing this kind of thing. never used to be private enterprise. used to be the government. all right. 9:30 and it is a monday morning. welcome to the new-look fox business network. take a look at the big board right from the start. we are going to be -- we are up, what, 58 points right from the get-go. we are also taking a look at retail this morning because forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy. we are showing you two big retail winners, walmart and costco. more on that later. i believe walmart's about to hit an all-time high. check the s&p as well. the dow is up 70. the s&p is up

spike ind their shares the most in three months on thursday, after elon musk told his staff that thermaker has a chance to top the vehicle delivery record set in the second quarter. in an email, elon musk says tesla has a shot at achieving the first 100 thousand vehicle delivery quarter. tesla reported deliveries of more than 95,000 vehicles in the second quarter. coming up, the clock is ticking for wework to raise money. we look at the struggles, next. if you like bloomberg news to check us out on the radio, the number cap, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: it seems the hits keep coming for wework. the chief product officer is set to depart the company, coming after the cofounder said he would step down to salvage the ipo. the company has seen a rash of departures of other executives in recent weeks, then this comes amid a dash for cash. wework is in talks about a new $3 billion loan. mean returning to its biggest investor, softbank. joining us now are our two guests. ,alk me through this new loan $3 billion. who gives that money? from a will

spacex ceo, elon musk, gave a performance yesterday at the facility in southern texas where the starays the prototype without anyone on board will blast off to an altitude of 12 miles and then return to one piece. the update came called the falcon one. >>> a dramatic site if yolo county. a tornado formed near davis just west of sacramento. >> yeah reporters tell us the high winds knocked down tree branches. and when she saw the tornado firsthand. >> out of nowhere a woman just said there it is and just left of the driving range with a big brown and just the debris that had to be huge spinning around, falling to the ground, get it? >> it formed itself kind of right by those trees and it traveled. it fell all the branches all along the golf course. >> and the patio furniture was probably 100 yards out the parking lot as well that way wi tremendous. >> the national weather service confirmed the tornado in multiple gust natos touched down in two separate areas. one is near the intersection of highway 113 and interstate 880 near the uc davis campus. >> mud slides and then to see that it i

you had the likes of elon musk thing it is an existential threat to humankind. really? have you with us. the techa.i. rock space. inph: we did a study here asia and it turns out the company's think a.i. will double innovation" activity. that's -- and doubled productivit. now we see in reality in many industries coming through. you go financial industry, 52% of companies in asia are using a.i. for solutions for you as a customer. health care is also, we see great things coming there. especially with markets which can scale. going to india, making health care available for everybody at scale. one i love is a hospital which is using a.i. visual recognition for x-rays. quality is better, cost is down, scale is higher. this makes me excited using that stuff. powersda: how is -- growth and productivity but at what cost? elon musk says it is an existential threat. so, are we people getting skilled fast enough? is there a sense of urgency among companies to do that? ralph: first of all, i am very clear and very convinced that augmenting us and not replacing us. that is one of t

a 2018 tweet from elon musk that questioned the benefits of the company allegedly threatened the company with loss of stocks in a union occurred. >>> two people have died from the flu and doctors are urging people to protect themselves and get the flu shot. are not sure what to expect this year. but getting vaccinated early is the most the flu. everyone 6 months old and older should get vaccinated by the end of october. >> we want everybody to get the vaccine before the flu season hits. that hits in late fall to early winter. >> specialist have tweaked the vaccine hoping it will better combat the virus. last year the longest seasons. >>> a you about yesterday. a nonprofit has been inundated with phone calls after thieves stole children's bikes and helmets. the sheriff office will donate new bikes to cycles of change. police say the bikes and helmets were stolen out of a u-haul. >>> the event dubbed the world's biggest leather festival will takeover south of market area. there will be plenty of leather enthusiasts. there will be more than 200 vendor booths. the at 11:00 on sunday morning.

the hover test was the latest move by spacex founder elon musk to eventually take humans to mars. to a tiny neighborhood east of brownsville, it's calmed, no kidding, boca chica, where the rocket company has transformed life. mark strassmann visited the community to learn how neighbors are reacting to all of this. mark, what are they saying in the neighborhood? >> well, let's put it this way, sometimes there's the new neighbor that everyone can't stop talking about for better or for worse. and that's what's happening now in boca chica which thought of it as an itty bitty fishing village barely on the map. then the future of space moved in. you move to a place like boca chica to get away from it all. there's a beach, one main street, and only a couple of dozen residents tops. perfect for retirement. maria pointer thought. until the rocket company moved in next door. how often do you glance next door just to see what's going on? >> it's becoming a habit. >> reporter: her neighbor is spacex. elon musk's company picked this spot to develop, test, and maybe someday launch its new space

musk-ma tie up. musk has a more negative view on the future.mpletely different, the two of them side-by-side. that is what we are moving to, parallel universes between china, centric, and u.s. centric tech. we have these large platform companies in the u.s. that are dominant here and in many parts of the west. there is a lot of pushback. in china, there is convenience coming from tech. there is some pushback over privacy. are more, most people positively disposed to technology because they can see the benefits. you talk about cashless payment. cash is disappearing from the streets of china. it is all mobile phase meant or face payment -- mobile payment or face payment. taylor: all things alibaba and tech. i was duncan clark, f bda china. thank you for joining me. --cking with china, a liv linkedin is one tech company that operates on the mainland. three years on from being a part from microsoft, i spoke to the company ceo, jeff weiner, about doing business in china. jeff: it is still early days for us in china. if by operating in china you mean

the founder of spacex tesla ceo elon musk said that the latest venture is called the star ship. the ability to land back on earth safely in and upright position and it is stocked up with more and gear and people before it launches again. >> the critical break through that is needed for us to become a space ranked civilization is to make space travel like air travel. i think we should do our best to become a multi-species. >> tesla ceo elon musk believes the first one will do a 65,000- foot flight in the next month or two. he is working spacex on the commercial crew program advancing travel to and from the international space station. >>> a battle over boulders on sidewalks in one san francisco meant to keep homeless people on the sidewalk. they're lining the city over the controversy over this large rock. >>> tiffany lee is back in court in today. she's accused of killing the father of her two children. we'll be back in the courtroom and why her lawyer says that she's innocent. >>> the possible timeline and the new information that we could hear from the actual whistle-blower. >

. >>> spacex ceo elon musk unveiled a spacecraft designed to carry a crew into space and then land back on earth vertically. musk spoke at spacex's launch sp facility in texas last night and said the starship spacecraft is expected to take off for the first time in one or two months designed to eventually reach the moon or mars. it is also designed to be reusable. >>> locally happening today, a huge crowd is expected for an event that can best be classified as only in san francisco. the 36 annual folsome street fair billed as the biggest lake tahoe festival is taking over part of the south of market neighborhood today. if fulsome street will be closed between 8th and 13th streets. the festival is expected to drive 250,000 people and features 200 vendor booths and live music. it runs from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> all right. 100 teenagers were glammed up by professional makeup artists and hair stylists for a special prom night. for the fifth year in a row kaiser permanente organized the pediatric prom. see video from last night's event who gave patient this is and out of the hospital t

from news reports > they have unveil massive rocket and it could take humans to mars or beyond, elon musk revealed the new spacex starship claiming it could launch into orbit as soon as next year. the prototype vehicle is designed to be completely reusable, landing and launching again like a grasshopper. he says the goal is to make humans a truly interplanetary species. >> 99% of the researches should be run making sure the future on earth is good but i think 1% of our resources should be on making and extending consciousness out to other planets. >> to do that, he envisions building a self-sustaining city on the surface of mars one day but, first spacex needs to get this off the ground. >>> let's t lo weatherlooking there d then you fill a little chill. >>> we have the fall chill in the air and you will notice that as you step outside. we are looking at temperatures cooler compared to yesterday and below average for this time of year. here's a look at the bay bridge, 64 degrees right now concord, 60 oakland and livermore 67 downtown san francisco, mid 60s san jose and low 60s for santa r

musk are so aloof and otherworldly that perhaps it is hard for the average person to relate to them anday this is something we should be on board with? mike: sure. in australia, we have some phenomenal examples of where there should be an opportunity. i absolutely agree. it can be hard. elon is an awesome character, but he is not your regular guy. nor should he be. he is amazing for humanity, but you have to have both connectivity with parts of technology. we have the highest penetration of household solar in the world. more people sleep per capita under a solar panel in australia than anywhere else. that is a movement. if you are sleeping under a solar panel, you understand this. when it comes to batteries, it is even more crazy. we have more batteries in australia, full stop, residentially than anywhere else in the world. than the rest of the world put together, more residential batteries. we have this engaged population that understands these issues already in australia. we have to get that aligned with policy. ed: another area you have been strong with the government is saying they