as our washington d-c correspondent anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) has the story. --take pkg-anna wiernicki: if there were a national emergency, former marine jude eden says america needs its best soldiers out front.jude eden: and women don't have an equal opportunity to survive in ground combat against men anna wiernicki: she says she's seen first hand women aren't fit to fight.jude edenus marine veterantake cg @ 0:16- 0:24there's a lot of roles in which women excel, it's just in the combat units in particular that's bad for women and bad for combat.anna wiernicki: eden says expanding the country's military draft to include women would be a mistake. anna wiernicki (stand up)@annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:30-0:39right now, the law requires all men to register for the draft within 30 days of their 18th birthday. if they don't, they can be denied benefits like federal employment and student loans. anna wiernicki:a texas federal court ruled the current male only draft is unconstitutional - and the trump administration announced it will challenge that ruling. ellen haring

actually an aviation expert joining us from the ethiopian capital addis ababa welcome to africa mr nik out to what do we know now that we didn't know before the release off this preliminary report. actually what the release of today's report does is we confirms the analysis that was done from day one the day of the aircraft crash a lot of aviation experts who have been stating that there is something wrong with the boy aircraft there's something wrong with the way the system was designed by boeing so all that what it does today's makes it official who has been discussed for the last three and a half weeks so that's probably what i would say that major thing that we learned second thing what we learned is again confirmation that the pilots were qualified to ply the plane there and trade the aircraft as the air war the inside if i so these are just and we confirmation as a very important. confirmation on the expected from beginning to size interactive on the business about the pilots they had been some reports in the media suggesting that the pilots didn't were not properly trained to op

in the late '50s everything became nik. we put a vanguard rocket and it was flop-nik.ik motivated jack kennedy. by 1960 in the debates with richard nixon kennedy charged nixon if you're president i see a soviet flag on the moon if you elect me president there will be an american flag on the moon. >> doug, this calls for a judgment. how would lbj and jfk take the news that in this very day if we want to get our astronauts up to the international space station our ride is the russians, we don't have a spacecraft ready for the task? where did we lose it along the way, our jets still fly at the same speed they carried john f. kennedy and we can't built a high speed train in this country. >> what a great question. you know, i think when john f. kennedy became president he's part of the world war ii generation where we did big things, industrial mobilization or the willow run, ginning up airplanes, we created things like radar in world war ii, the manhattan project, eisenhower did the interstate highway project and the st. lawrence seaway. kennedy was part of the world war i

as our washington d- correspondent anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) reports...e justice department says drafting women would be "problematic" while proponents of a unisex draft argue the current system discriminates against men. --take pkg-anna wiernicki: if there were a national emergency, former marine jude eden says america needs its best soldiers out front.jude eden: and women don't have an equal opportunity to survive in ground combat against men anna wiernicki: she says she's seen first hand women aren't fit to fight.jude edenus marine veterantake cg @ 0:16- 0:24there's a lot of roles in which women excel, it's just in the combat units in particular that's bad for women and bad for combat.anna wiernicki: eden says expanding the country's military draft to include women would be a mistake. anna wiernicki (stand up)@annaewiernicki@annaewiernic (stand up)@annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:30-0:39right now, the law requires all men to register for the draft within 30 days of their 18th birthday. if they don't, they can be denied benefits like federal employment and st

anna wiernicki (war-nik-ee) has the story.wiernicki: if there were a national emergency, former marine jude eden says america needs its best soldiers out front.jude eden: and women don't have an equal opportunity to survive in ground combat against men anna wiernicki: she says she's seen first hand women aren't fit to fight.jude edenus marine veterantake cg @ 0:16- 0:24there's a lot of roles in which women excel, it's just in the combat units in particular that's bad for women and bad for combat.anna wiernicki: eden says expanding the country's military draft to include women would be a mistake. anna wiernicki (stand up)@annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:30-0:39right now, the law requires all men to register for the draft within 30 days of their 18th birthday. if they don't, they can be denied benefits like federal employment and student loans. anna wiernicki:a texas federal court ruled the current male only draft is unconstitutional - and the trump administration announced it will challenge that ruling. ellen haring with the service

. >> nik, that's true? it's not listening 24/7. it's listening to that wake word?ork at amazon or google, but that's my understanding of how it works. >> interesting. >> e believe amazon and google are recording what you're saying once you use the wake word so they can use it better to understand your needs. >> you're tapping into this technology for your quiz app. >> that's right. >> where do you see this technology going. >> that's a great question. we're very much at the beginning of a revolution, the voice first revolution. speech is the most natural way to communicate like we're doing right now. it's also the most natural way to communicate with technology. i see in five, ten, 15 years we're going to be doing much more with our voices with items around us than we are today talking to our cars, tvs. >> thermostats. >> exactly, exactly. >> i notice one of the financial services companies, they'll use voice recognition when i call in. >> exactly. imagine healthar whe doctorsith their nal use their anything but they can use their voices to control things. 's the f

in the late '50s, everything became nik. they put a dog out there and it became poochnik.o sputnik kind of motivated kennedy, and with the debate with nixon, kennedy charged nixon, if you're president, i see a soviet flag on the moon. if you elect me president, there will be an american flag on the moon. >> this calls for an assessment, but you're a historian, after all. how would lbj and jfk take the news on this very day, if we want to get our astronauts up to the national space station, our ride is the russians'. we don't have a spacecraft ready for the task. where did we lose it along the way? our jets still fly at the same speed as john f. kennedy and we can't build a spacecraft in this generation. >> i think we did big things, industrial mobilization, or the plants jimming up airplanes. obviously the manhattan project. eisenhower did the interstate highway project in the st. lawrence seaway. kennedy is part of that world war ii generation. when he did right was the new frontier. we funded it a lot of nasa budget by the space race. we're going to beat the soviets. wel

ehe said nik pulled a stunt befo g he could back with abizatia accusati accusations.accused of shaking down the company while makingst fall ements to athletes and their families. nike said it will not respond to the allegationsf anndividual facing federal charges of fraud extortion. >>> delta is ranked the top airline in the latest airline quality ratings survey. jetblue, southwest, and alaska round out the top four. american airlines is listed near the bottom. e annual study measures on time arainfalls, complaints with the -- arrivals, complaints with the transportation department. it does not rank social media claims. >>> trip adviser is making it easier for travelorce fin their perfect cruise perience. the new program allows passengers to write cruise reviews, share pictures, and shots for great deals. executivesay this will help travelers make more informed decisions about cruise options. here's your cnb business report. >> reporter: good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. twitter is capping t number of accounts you can follow each day in an effort t

with posts like this that says in part still waiting on nik to refute a single document i've providedr my claim they have bribed over 100 players to attend nike college in a written statement, nike says they will not respond to the allegationsf an individual facing federal charges of fraud and extortion and aid in his disgraceful attem to distract from the athletes on the court. one of those hletes, men's basketball national player of the year zion williamson of duke university, avenatti alleging his mother was paidboni borke f bogus consulting services when he was recruited by duke. the ath every student athlete at duke is reviewed to ensure their eligibility. with regard to men's basketball all recruits and theirs famil are thoroughly vette avenatti is promising to release more documents in the case. jay gray, nbc news. >>> breaking w, a terror plot thwarted. ight new details on the suspect. what police say about his motive and how the attack was stopped. >>> ducking for cover. bullets almost hit a little girl inside her apartment. the search for the shooter in a neighborhood on edg

the soviet union had launched beach-ball size orbit around the earth, they called it spu, the nik, fellow traveler, they were seen as technological power had beaten the united states into space. boy's name was steve bales and he was of average height with thick brown hair and glasses. mother worked in beauty parlor, father at the age of 39 had been draft intoed the u.s. army and served with the 102nd infantry division in world war ii. owned hard wire store. steve told his parents, younger brothers and anyone else who would live how angry he was that america hadn't launched satellite first. he had been interested in space ever since he was 10. when he and his father and brothers spent many summer nights sleeping outside on well-worn gray blankets, there it is. [laughter] >> in the field behind their house on the edge of town. as darkness fell, dad would point out the big deeper and nothing seemed as wonderful as universe and its mystery. that excitement spiked when boy watched the 1955 wallet disney tv special featured intense rocket scientist with slight german accent describing how one d