now nasa is testing the new orion spacecraft, to take people further in to space.he first crew is expected to board in 2021. can nasa build the systems to get astronauts to and back from mars safely? charles boldin, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you. my pleasure being here. >> there's a lot of excitement about space these days. part of that has to be from movies like "the martian." nasa's goal to get astronauts to mars. what do you think is building the excitement? why mars and why now? >> well, mars is critically important because it's similar to earth, we think, and its history will help us to understand our own planet better and the ultimate reason is the fact that we want to know if there is life elsewhere in the universe. >> you think we can do this sometime soon. watching "the martian" i was amazed at the difficulties and potential hazards. >> if we were just starting out i would have my doubts, becky, but we've been sending precursor missions to mars for almost 50 years now. we think we are on the right trajectory to get humans to mars in

getting astronauts able to fly on american spacecraft, getting the sls and orion flown, the deep space vehicle to carry astronauts around the moon and eventually to mars in the 2030s and then the iacredible siengs accomplishment launching the james webb space telescope in 2013 and aeronautics as i mentioned before. >> thank you for your time. >> all righty. you take care. look at what is making news as we head in to a new week on the money. a solid jobs for the for march. the economy added 215,000 jobs. that's in line with expectation. there was a decline in manufacturing and increase in retail. the unemploymee rose to 5% in part because mora started to look for jobs and entered the work force. wages edged higher. stocks took a breather and hitting the highest levels of the year earlier in the weechblg dow and s&p posted the best gain since october part of the climb was due to a speech by federal reserve chair janet yellen. she told the economic club of new york the fed wuuld proceed cautiously in hiking rates because of global risks. >>> americans paid gasulast quarter more than anyti

we work with orion international which is a great organization supporting veterans that puts on career fairs specifically for vets. organizations that we work with. and it's very grassroots, you know? we're out there, and we attend the conferences and the career fairs. and, you know, it's a great way to engage the younger generation and become aware of opportunities in this field which for a niche area, it happens to have a pretty wide range of, you know, job opportunities and education opportunities. >> i was going to ask you about that. we're saying growing field. why the concentration now you think? is it because educators are finally starting to get it, that we need to specialize in this particular area? these areas? >> yeah, i think there's a couple reasons. the baby boomers are retiring, and -- >> why are you looking at me? [laughter] go ahead. >> and, you know, there's going to be a void in a lot of those, you know, those jobs. also, i mean, this is the future. this is where we are right now. i mean, everybody has a technology is almost secondary now to the way that we live. so

the orion's flight is slated for 2018. >>> there's an alarming new scam targeting job seekers online.ing as employ hiring hopeful candidates some tempting offers. >> tricking them into thinking they've been hire for a job even sending them signing bonuses. unfortunately, it's a trap. gio benitez explains. >> reporter: millions are searching for jobs online using popular sites like linkedin and indeed. it turns out some of the so-called employers are scammers hiding behind a screen. sarah wade of st. louis says one of these crooks sent her a job opportunity that initially looked legit. >> i went ahead and sent my resume to the e-mail he had told me to send it to. >> reporter: wade unsuspecting that anything would go wrong. >> with linked in, i had so much luck with finding jobs in the past that i didn't suspect this to be a scam at all. >> reporter: experts say here's how the scam works. the crook sends a desperate job seeker a check, a sort of signing bonus for let's say $2,000. then there's a catch. instructions to send most of that money back in gift card or wire transfer. the scamm

meet with his national security council visiting the pentagon in december the state department of orionjoining us former u.s. ambassador to the united nations american enterprise institute senior fellow john bolton and "fox news" contributor. before we turn to the weighty affairs of state and foreign policy, corey lewandowski, donald trump's campaign manager no charges, charges dropped. >> i think this is significant and removes a cloud on the horizon. it could have been a row problem that lasted two weeks and weeks for trump and so now i think with that gone they focus on the results of the new york primary on tuesday and the other primaries after that so it's unquestionably good news for the trump campaign. lou: others had dropped that narrative in the last couple of weeks. you just weren't hearing it and apparently there was some sign that this is not going to be going ahead. i want to complement the demo that a prosecutor in palm beach county because he did the right things and i know it must have been tough, the pressures he was under. >> i think we have seen with the interviews th

he was a signal intelligence officer aboard an ep three, variant of the p3 orion that uses sensitivereceivers and dish antennas to capture signatures from the enemy territory. they disseminate information to the fleet to help suppress enemy air defense for situational awareness and many have secret purposes. lieutenant commander lynn is accused of passing some of that information to the chinese government. charges include communicating secret information related to national events to representatives of a foreign government with intent or reason to believe it would be used to the advantage of a foreign nation. in all, lynn faces three counts of attempted espionage, three counts of making false statements, five counts of communicating defense information. lynn was featured by the u.s. navy at a nationalization ceremony at which he spoke of his family's travails of traveling around the world, stopping in different countries before settling in the united states. he speaks fluent mandarin as is also accused of prostitutes, it is unclear if that may have been payment for the secret. lynn i