tell us a little bit about what you do at nasa? i've been on agency 20 as i started right after the accident. it's a good my first assignment was to read the accident investigation board report. living covered incredibly well. and work on expression. what's different is different. i spent about a decade on capitol hill most the time working for the chairman of the subcommittee that funded nassau. it's the commercial crew program. we spent time with a lot of start up companies and industry during government relations. have a company form known as raytheon or cap space and aviation backout working with. >> jon neel executive director for state policy. i represent the space company so think about the chamber as being an advocate for our industry. this was the customeron side. grow and create jobs for americans. for the audience, i'm sure a lt of folks are knee-deep in this and no. where is encompassing of the moon to mars program? in the years to come. >> the agency's approach and the objectives the not just limited to the next questi

and of course, nasa expertise. they're always looking over their shoulders, helping them along with their experience. and you can see it's worked out very well. we've developed the capability to send nasa astronauts and cargo to and from the es with spacex. and, uh, hopefully soon boeing will begin regular operations. and of course, these landers are shining example of that kind of a partnership arrangement. so i suspect that this will be how we do things in the future rather than the old way. uh, which, uh, you know, we see efficiencies in this kind, these kinds of partnerships and these, these small commercial companies, uh, are nimble. they can they can pivot. they can move. they attracting a lot of young people, young engineers, uh, you know, high quality talent. and it's exciting. >> yeah. i remember when i was working in south florida before i came to cnn and covering the end of the shuttle program. and the question was, what will fill the gap? what will be next? and i think we're getting our answer with all

expertos aseguran que el blue ghost es una prueba de que los esfuerzos de la nasa para que compaÑÍasla nave puede tomar algunas decisiones por sÍ misma para hacer el aterrizaje suave. >> francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >> la segunda fase del alto al fuego entre israel y hamas tiene a ambas partes enfrentadas. mientras el primer ministro corta la entrada de ayuda a la franja de gaza y los padres tienen hijos favoritos, la ciencia ha descubierto su secreto bien guardado en las familias. le explicamos quÉ factores influyen en esa decisiÓn. regresamos. >> a mÁs de un mes de ser electo. el presidente donald trump darÁ un discurso ante el congreso. quÉ tendrÁ que decir sobre la economÍa y los altos precios, la inmigraciÓn y el gran nÚmero de deportaciones? la polÍtica internacional. una cobertura especial de noticias telemundo en vivo junto a julio vaqueiro y todo el anÁlisis. mensaje a la naciÓn este martes ocho 50 cinco0 5 (mom) ¡ya llegué! fui a verizon y cambié nuestros teléfonos viejos por 4 nuevos! así que ahora, se acabaron las excusas. se acabaron tus... "¡perdón amor, me que

now, on the nearside surface, and equipped with nasa science gear.he next phase of its mission begins. two weeks probing the interior of the moon to depths up to 700 miles. snapping x-ray images to study how space weather interacts with earth's magnetic field. the momentous nmission comes a year after intuitive machines was the first private company to land a paspacecraft on the moon. and as nasa has partnered with different companies to aim for humans returning to thelun nar surface. today's landing, a monumental step, in the modern day space race. and another vessel is expected to land on the moon on thursday. nasa says these experiments and tech demonstrations on uncrewed missions will help scientists understand the south polar region, where future crewed missions are expected to land. >> it's so cool. and hopefully, men and women will be on the moon again soon. pr mateo bridge. breezy and a wet start to our sunday morning, so take it easy out there. we have storm ranger working hard for us, tracking that rain. we zoom it on in. the showers have j

expertos aseguran que el blue ghost es una prueba de que los esfuerzos de la nasa para que companiasivadas desarrollen modulos de aterrizaje con la esperanza de que astronautas regresen a la luna siguen evolucionando. en donde no se tienen que enviar instrucciones. eh, eh. para todos los movimientos de la nave. la nave puede tomar algunas decisiones por si misma. eh, para hacer el aterrizaje suave. francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >> y noticias telemundo ha seguido la transferencia de migrantes venezolanos a gu guantanamo desde un principio y lo que vivieron alli. hoy t tenemos el testimonio de un joven de 21 anos que reci recientemente fue deportado a venezuela y que aunque tenia un antecedente criminal, asegura que no es del tren de aragua. aqui el testimonio a. su familia lo esperaba con ansias. fueron meses para poder fundirse en este abrazo en su natal venezuela, pero para manfred duran arabe, su camino a casa ha sido pedregoso. por esa fo fotografia del departamento de seguridad nacional, su madre se entero que habia sido trasladado a guantanamo. dhs confirmo que era miemb

the spacecraft, carrying 10 tools and experienced by nasa, including a drill. some news, including rocket lab and ast space mobile. this is pretty momentous, only the second time i believe in history that a commercial spacecraft successfully touched down on the moon. what is some significance over what happened over the weekend, specifically when it came to firefly, lauren? lauren: right, you just explained it right there. this is only the second time a commercial company has landed a vehicle on the lunar surface, but something special about firefly landing, they are hailing it as the first fully successful landing, because even though another did land their land or for the first time last year, that lender did tip over when it reached the surface. it was coming into fast, so it had to end its mission prematurely. with firefly, it looks like they set the landing upright, and they even got really great pictures from the lander as soon as they made it to the surface. so from all we've seen so far, it looks like a pretty successful mission through and through. jac

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in texas, celebrations broke out at firefly aerospace and nasa.ost is the second private spacecraft to land on the moon. it was the first to do so smoothly without falling over or crashing. cnn contributor kristin fisher is joining us now. kristin, this is exciting. tell us about the significance of this landing. >> well. >> jessica, you know, it's hard to land on the moon. it is really hard to land on. >> the moon. >> first time on your first attempt? absolutely flawlessly. and that is what firefly aerospace. >> did today. >> i mean, keep in mind they don't have. >> this big, massive. >> government. a big, massive. budget that. >> the u.s. >> government would have. right? they are a private. >> relatively small commercial space company. and what. >> they did. >> today, i mean, they. >> truly exceeded. >> expectations, jessica. and so why why should. >> you care? >> why does this matter? well. >> first. >> these robotic lunar landers, there's a whole parade of them coming to the moon this year. >> what they're. >> doing is they're really paving th

celebrations broke out at firefly aerospace and nasa. blue ghost is the second private spacecraft to land on the moon carrying a drill vacuum and other experiments for nasa, and says it's already begun operations to transmit images to earth. cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien joining us now with more on this. miles, great to see you. help us understand the significance of this landing. >> well, i guess you could give them the oscar for the best moon landing of the 21st century. jessica, they did well. it's the first soft landing. the first fully successful landing of the commercial lunar, uh, project that nasa has underway as part of its big artemis program. uh, there was a complete failure, and then a partial failure by a company called intuitive uh, which is about to have another lander, uh, on its way down in just a matter of days. but this is all part of an effort to scout out, uh, landing sites and. potential, uh, habitation zones for astronauts to set up a base camp as part of this artemis moon campaign that nasa is engaged with.

. >>> nasa is one step closer to putting an astronaut back on the moon with the help of a private spaceassmann has the story. >> stuck the landing. >> reporter: the landing flawless. [ cheering ] the first pictures stunning. firefly's blue ghost lander casting a shadow across the lunar surface. in the distance, the earth, and all of us, 240,000 miles away. >> i'm so proud of that lander and the team that built it. it's incredible. >> reporter: ray allensworth is space director of firefly aerospace. we first met her and her company's lunar lander three months ago. 6 feet tall, 11 feet wide with four landing legs touching lunar dust. >> they're extended all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost's cameras captured video of its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission, deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> so if we kind of look down, you see over there, you see that spout kind of coming down. >> reporter: i do. >> that's the drill. and it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate 9 f

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nasa's artemis program in an effort to cut costs and return astronauts to the moon.captured stunning footage on your screen of earth and the moon along its journey, including in these photos, that blue goes first image of the lunar surface. just incredible. well, still ahead, it was a night of sure bets prizes and sweeps. we have the highlights from the 97th academy awards. >> and some college basketball happening in the bay today who came out on top of the head of conference tournament play that and much more sports that and much more sports after the break. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> well, tonight was senior night there map

nasa's artemis program in an effort to cut costs and return astronauts to the moon. lander captured study footage of the earth and the moon along its attorney, including this photo. lugo's first image of the lunar surface. nasa's of the last, the latest addition to their fleet space telescopes. so you're access tomorrow. they're going to go into space. vandenberg space force base on the falcon 9 rocket. the telescope will quickly start scanning the sky with near-infrared wavelengths collecting data on more than 450 million galaxies. the telescope carries a high power camera that we'll capture the space pixel by pixel rex will then order the earth 14 and a half times a day completing 11,000 orbit in its 2 year incredible. up next, a look morning news to customers and employees. >> pepper spray during a violent smash-and-grab. police are. we'll that group that were behind that burglary. governor newsom declared state of emergency to fast track wildfire prevention and a new smash burger spot in the east bay. the owners, local social media influencer stories and more com

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the private company is the latest in a string of companies competing to launch nasa payloads to the moonl lunar lander is expected to test out later this week. still to come what cuts in foreign aid may mean for the suffering children of haiti. on oscar night, we explore the expanding role of ai in films. ♪ >> this is pbs news week to and from our studio in washington. anchor: in haiti, years of tales and instability have brought the country to the brink of collapse. more than one million people, that is nearly 10% of the population, have been displaced. we spoke with someone from unicef who recently visited the country. reporter: thank you so much for joining as. can you tell us about what things are like in the ground -- on the ground in haiti right now? >> there not many historic examples. 85% of port-au-prince is controlled by groups. it changes. even when i was there, there are areas that are deemed safe but there are still incursions from armed groups. everyday people have been displaced. a lot of people have lost their homes and their livelihood. there are those people who live in

it's caring 10 experiments for nasa and they include a vacuum to suck up and good for analysis and angele as far as 10 feet below the surface . there is also a device eliminating abrasive dust which created problems for apollo moonwalkers half a century ago. >>> this is the third mission under nasa commercial lunar delivery program and the program is geared toward creating a so-called , lunar economy with private businesses competing for astronaut travel to the moon later this decade. zoe, before i came here i was in orlando we covered rocket launches all the time and there is nothing cooler than seeing a large pickett >> i always wanted to see one in real life and it is mind blowing this is the first time , think of how far technology has come, first time ever one of those is not followed over. first-ever successful trip it's awesome. >> i feel like they should have done it already but more power to them. >> better late than never. >>> thank you for joining us . [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits

has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa.fly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost, touched down overnight. a half an hour after that landing, blue ghost started to send back pictures from the surface and you're looking at them. the first one, a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare. two other companies, landers, also planned to go to the moon, with the next expected later this week. very neat. well, everyone is still talking about warriors star steph curry after his incredible night last week, putting up 56 points that topped his previous season high of 38. and now, of course, he's making headlines again, but this time for a move he has not done in six years. take a look. the warriors on the road in philly taking on the 76 ers. yesterday the assistant coach told curry he wanted to see a dunk. and yes in the fourth quarter of the game he found himself in the perfect spot. curry jumping up and stuffing it in one handed into the hoop. t

nasa paid $101 million for the delivery.44 million for the science and tech on board. >> janai: but really cool that we're going to be getting information back. they've done this before, but it's still so cool every single time. all right, gio. >>> now to a historic performance for a college gymnast. i spoke with the clemson junior who's become the first ncaa gymnast to land one of olympic legend simone biles' spectacular signature moves. this is the moment clemson university gymnast brie clark made collegiate history. >> and she's able to land it. wow. >> it's like a dream come true. i don't think it's really hit me yet. >> janai: the first in the ncaa to complete the biles 1. a double layout with a half twist landing blind. celebrating with her team and the g.o.a.t. herself. >> shut up. twice. like, she knows i exist and she pushed some buttons to, like -- >> janai: that's right. the seven-time olympic gold medalist simone biles writing, congrats, and closing out black history month, i know that's right. brie's milestone m

launched in january, it's carrying ten experiments for nasa including a drill to measure the temperaturehe original online video calling services, and president trump backs a crypto reserve. here's matt pieper with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: wall street closed its dreary february on a bright note as stocks rallied. the dow gained 601, nasdaq 302, s&p 92 points. >>> president trump announces a crypto strategic reserve. on truth social he says it will include bitcoin, ether, xrp, solana's token and cardana's ada. the crypto-currencies are under consideration for the new reserve sending values skyrocketing and partly reversing a recent slump. trump and his wife recently launched their own branded meme coins. >>> the shutter of skype. microsoft is pulling the plug on the pioneering internet telecommunications and video call platform that it bought nearly 14 years ago for $8.5 billion. things like zoom, facetime, messenger, and whatsapp have let people connect in ways that made it difficult for skype to compete. it will be done in may. >>> at the weekend box office, "captain ameri

russian space. croft carrying vital supplies to a successful adult at the international space station. nasa says the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and 2 full the crew. american national butch will mall anthony williams. will mall have rest named on the station loan. paul special, georgia ton. they arrived in june as the fast crew of buying this new stone line, the caps, sho, i made to technical problems. the only time was space x ray to this year. and the aurora borealis has the illuminated skies in canada as north west tower trees to life seeing you as in the sick region, the celestial display painted the sky nights with a vibrant shades of rain. scientists have attributed this slight show to a geographic storm triggered by a powerful server. that is full from may, luis toby, the news continues had on now to sierra off the african directions, the economic collapse, the east of domains on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i read opposing the roger parts of the you, most of the, why were you at the book? they bought even the we need to finish that. is it on the know, the during th

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its mission deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> so if we kind of look down, you see that spout kind of coming down. >> i do. >> that's the drill. and it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate nine feet below the surface to measure temperature. another experiment will vacuum up loose lunar rock and dust. >> our payloads are collecting data so we can figure out what does it feel like to be on the lunar surface to operate on the lunar surface so all that data will inform when we actually return humans to the moon. >> it really does open up a whole new way for us to get more science to space and to the moon. >> reporter: blue ghost should survive about two weeks or one lunar day until the sunsets and its batteries drain. >> nervous to think about. >> reporter: but for allensworth, until day the moon seemed so far away. not anymore. >> you imagine. that's where it's going to be. but now you know it's there. that's a totally different feeling. the next full moon i just won't sleep. i'll stare at it all night. >> report

deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> you look down and see the spout kind of comingreporter: i do. >> that's the drill. it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate nine feet below the surface to measure temperature. another experiment will vacuum up loose lunar rock and dust. >> we're trying to figure out what does it feel like to operate on the lunar surface? all that data will inform when we return humans to the moon. >> it opens up a whole new way for us to get more science to space and to the moon. >> reporter: blue ghost should survive about two weeks or one lunar day until the sun sets and its batteries drain. >> nervous to think about. >> reporter: but for allensworth, until today the moon seemed so far away, not anymore. >> you just imagine that's where it's going to be, but now you know it's there. that's a totally different feeling. the next full moon i just won't sleep. i'll just stare at it all night. >> reporter: one moon landing at a time, space companies like firefly now proving they have the right s

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and meanwhile, nasa is doing the same thing with their earth observing system. why? why the repetition? it's a no emission. nasa should just focus on exploring space. >> we'll see if they decide to take your advice. thanks very much. retired rear admiral tim gallaudet. appreciate it. >> thank you wolf. >> pamela. >> all right. thank you, wolf. and still ahead, from your fire to your hired. we're joined by new york governor kathy hochul on the recruitment effort targeting federal workers. and we'll get her take on a controversial figure entering the new york city mayor's race. you're in the situation room. >> speak now or forever. >> hold your. >> only took for our cough. >> liquid. >> oh. >> unlike robitussin dm liquid, delsym 12 hour liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief all day or night. delsym cough. crisis averted. >> hourly amazon. employees earn an average of over $22 per hour in communities across. >> america. >> hey. >> we're going big tonight. >> let's go. >> amazon offers hourly employees health care on day one for the whole family. safety. >> oh. should i

has landed on the moon, delivering experiments for nasa. take a look. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful full moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost touchdown. an overnight a half an hour later, the blue ghost started to send back pictures from the surface and you're looking at the first one. here is a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare. two other companies, landers also planned to go to the moon with the next expected later this week. pretty stunning frances. >> yeah, definitely stunning, especially for selfie from the know the moon. gorgeous and also what's nice is we have this view of live doppler seven looping. you can see the rain and the showers are moving towards the southeast. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so we still have a slight chance of thunderstorms. and also we could see a spotty shower even during the evening hours. but most of the rain has moved through for oscar sunday. tomorrow be mostly sunny and then we have another system. also a level one, a light sto

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(nasa pilot vo) roger that.nt 3% match on your annual ira contributions. ♪ charlie: it's time now for my weekend news review, and there's nobody better to do it with than peter doocy who's going the help me break down some of the biggest stories from the week. we'll start with secretary of homeland security kristi noem announcing a mandatory online registry of illegal migrants with names, fingerprints and home addresses. this is, like, bringing back an old idea but using it today to start -- to get a handling on illegal immigration. peter: wasn't this mitt romney's idea with, like self-deport? but the difference is they waited until after they won the election to put it out. and so they can try. charlie: probably smart. but, you know, it does go back to the point that this was probably the most -- just like 2016, this is the most important issue that got donald trump elected. and the problem in 2020 was illegal immigration largely had been solved. the problem at the border had a largely been solved. and, but tha

this morning, a private company from the us has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa.irefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost, touched down overnight and a half an hour after that landing, blue ghost started to send back these photos from the surface, and the first one was a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare and two other companies. landers are hot on blue ghost's heels, with the next one expected to join it on the moon later this week. very exciting to see that. well, turning now to the weather, let's check in with frances on this rainy start to our sunday. >> yeah, those are cool pictures. and also, here's a really neat sight to see. we have some rain falling over parts of the bay area and some snow in the sierra. you can see it here with live doppler seven and the satellite radar image. it's also bringing some gusty conditions. we'll see breezy conditions, especially along the coast, but right now winds are gusting up to 32mph in oakland, 14 in san francisco and even

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aisha bowe is an aerospace engineer and former nasa rocket scientist who will be on that flight, andspoke with our becky anderson earlier. >> over the past decade, there have been a lot of advances in commercial spaceflight and being able to be here on the cusp of something so extraordinary, with the ability to work with nonprofits and organizations to advance science is just absolutely thrilling. >> the red carpet is ready, the statuettes are polished, and tomorrow the academy awards will be handed out in los angeles. the oscars typically feature lots of glitz and hollywood glamor, as well as the surprise moments that come with live television. cnn's entertainment correspondent elizabeth wagmeister got a preview from the academy's ceo. >> from the will. >> smith slap. >> there's a mistake. >> moonlight. >> you guys won. >> best picture. >> to the envelope. >> mix up. >> the oscars. are no stranger to unexpected drama. >> the only. >> laugh that man will. >> ever get in his. >> life is by stripping. >> off and showing. >> his shortcomings. >> we've had some wild and crazy moments. >>

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the blue ghost touched down with ten nasa experiments that will gather data over the next two weeks. that's going to do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. we'll be back next saturday and sunday, 1 p.m. eastern. deadline. white house weekend is next. an oval office ambush of an american ally that will reverberate all around the world and stain america's image for years to come. what was meant to be a photo op with our ally, ukraine's president? part of a visit in which president zelensky was to sign a deal over his country's minerals and in return secures support security support for ukraine. it revealed instead that donald trump and a j.d. vance, clearly on an errand for vladimir. >> putin. >> trump and vance berating zelensky in public for the entire world to see. after zelensky pointed out the facts of how the. >> war in ukraine started. >> here's what happened. >> mr. president, mr. >> president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now, you guys are going around an

the lunar lander is part of a nasa initiative aimed at sending astronauts back to the moon by the end of the decade. well, if you've ever been stuck in traffic and wished you could soar above the endless lines of cars, well, a california startup is working on a vehicle you might be interested in if you can afford it. alef electronics says its flying car prototype has recently completed a test drive. cnn's lynda kincaid has the details. >> it's the stuff of movies, of science fiction. when we close our eyes and imagine the future. >> roads. >> where we're going, we don't need roads. >> that futuristic technology. >> is. >> now a reality. >> the flying. car works as the car and as an aircraft. >> california startup aleph aeronautics is designing and developing what it considers to be the world's first real flying car. last month, aleph successfully conducted and filmed a flight test in an urban environment, making it the first ever publicly released video of a car vertically taking off into flight. no runway necessary. aleph ceo jim ducovny says the test was done with thorough safety me

the blue ghost touched down with ten nasa experiments that will gather data over the next two weeks.e on this edition of alex witt reports. we'll be

my next guest dreamed of joining nasa and becoming an astronaut, but that dream suffered a horrifyinghile attending harvard university. upon learning that her rape kit would be destroyed after six months, she set forth on a path speaking up for sexual assault survivors, successfully helping to pass federal legislation in the sexual survivors rights act, as well as passing a historic global resolution at the united nations. and this week, it was announced that this spring, she's going to join an all female crew to become the first woman of vietnamese descent to fly in space with blue origin. joining me now is amanda nguyen, activist, nobel peace prize nominee and astronaut and the author of the forthcoming book saving five a memoir of hope. i'm also most proud to say, amanda, that you are a good friend, and i am so proud that you are finally fulfilling your lifelong dream. i'm getting emotional. you are fulfilling your lifelong dream of going to space. how does it feel? >> well. >> katie, thank you so much for having me. and also, i want to say that my dreams wouldn't be possible witho

it will perform a series of experiments for nasa until it runs out of power in about two weeks. >> robinel: beautiful if you are now two new details and to the investigation into the death of gene hackman. an emotional tribute just days after him and his wife are found dead under suspicious circumstances. >> it's been nearly a week since gene hackman's body was discovered. while authorities have ruled out some scenarios, they still don't know what happened to hackman and his wife. >> this week our community lost a giant. and i lost a dear friend. gene hackman. >> overnight, the 97th academy awards honoring the legendary gene hackman with a heartfelt tribute from morgan freeman. >> he always said i don't think about legacy. i just hope people remember me as someone who tried to do good work. >> if we meet again, well then, we will smile. ♪ ♪ and if not, then this parting was well made appeared. >> the 95-year-old and his wife belle found dead on wednesday and their santa fe home. authorities calling their deaths "suspicious." authorities have yet to determine the cause. >> noted no extern