as probably was orion space capsule but maybe even. boeing starliner will be able to go there if there will be a lunar station or something like that so i think that we're going to see in the next couple years plans drawn up for a orbiting last space station from which then men can go back to the morn. and certainly what's going to help the whole thing is that the diversity in space ships that can do the job is going to increase significantly they interesting 5 in smith can be done via science desk thank you. a surfing may fix its debut at the summer olympics next year and the well self league is acting as a qualification route and brazil proved that they will be a force to be reckoned with in tokyo with male surface finishing 1st and 2nd how why but the well title went to the lesson though of the 2. i champion performance from brazil's it's hollow for a. but there's a wing showing in hawaii saw the 25 year old still his 1st world surfing title. trophies a one thing but some even great surprise has also being secured that was fair as u

but 2024 to the moon is realistic. >> the sls rocket and the orion crew capsule have made significantvements in cost and schedule. we're in the 5-yard line about to pumping them to the end zone. i'm confident they'll be ready to go. >> nasa's first test flight, the artemis one mission is targeted for year 2021 and it will fly an empty capsule on the way to the moon, around the dark side and back to earth. as for tomorrow morning's big boeing starliner mission maiden voyage, launch time set for 6:36 a.m. everything is looking a go for launch at this point, 12 hours away. it will fly no astronauts to the space station. just a spaceman quinn named rosie. bret. >> bret: live in a chilly cape canaveral. thanks. up next, what an impeachment trial would look like if nancy pelosi sends over the articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate. first, beyond our borders tonight, australia's most popular state of new south wales declared a seven-day state of emergency due to about 100 wild fires and extreme wind conditions. half of those blaises remain uncontrolled tonight. u.s. and canadian backup t

first orion says nearly a third of scam calls now use this technique, and sadly it works. seventy-five percent of people who felt for a scam got conned using their own information as bait. text messages are under assault, too. aaron cockerill with the mobile security company, lookout, warned us that some scammers are targeting parents with alarming highly-personalized texts. aaron: "your daughter," her real name, "has had a serious accident at her elementary school," the correct elementary school. "click on this link for more information." and what parent would not click on that? chris: cockerill says crooks don't necessarily need to scour the dark web to personally pinpoint a scam like that because you might be their most reliable source to access info like a child's name or school. chris: where are they getting that data? aaron: social media. chris: the answer is us? aaron: yes, because of wer lives on social media. it's pretty easy to work out your--what's your daughter's name and what elementary school does she go to, and all of a sudden you get a very personalized-loo

so girls called the orion constellation.it is a visual arrangement met not for humans but for image processing software. it communicates to certain categories of high-end desktop publishing systems, adobe photoshop extremely high precision color copiers that this object with this pattern on it is not to be digitized. it's effectively a mechanism of locking this object out of the capacity to be made digital. which is actually a beautiful thing to think about. this is a system that makes it possible to produce an analog object that by common consensus a particular set of digital platforms will refuse to touch. it's very strange and somewhat magical thing. what the orion constellation raises for us is the Ãb difference the challenge of knowledge that digital technology introduces to cash. a copy of a banknote is a copy. there will be flaws and imperfections. whether those are in the paper stock or even missing details in the where on the plates in which the original bill was printed there are ways to know that a copy of a bankn

. >> sls and orion will take astronauts to the moon and a six month trip to mars. nasa's first test mission is set for 2021. >>> alaska airlines spreading holiday cheer to passengers, today is national ugly christmas sweater day. the airline will offer priority boarding to any travelers or guests wearing festive holiday sweaters today. alaska an experience of the holiday season the flag church has several holiday events, tuesday is christmas eve meal at the house with prime rib christmas day. >>> i don't feel like i'm being impeached because it's a hoax, it's a setup. >> the impeachment does continue though, house speaker nancy pelosi says she won't send the a firmed articles to the senate until she is assured the process will be fair. what democrats are demanding before moving ahead with the trial. >>> also the shrinking field of democratic presidential candidates, what the top 7 candidates date last night's debate about president trump's impeachment and other hot topics. >>> this is friday on mornings on 2, december 20th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave da

nonsense he describes ukraine as an ally of the united states it's nothing of the sort is no bilateral orion's ukraine is not a member of nato he describes russia as an adversary when did that happen it is america's war with russia you know who declare this war. he talks about the national security of the united states is in peril if $400000000.00 of aid doesn't tore into ukraine how is the national security threatened i mean if that's the level of this sort of lunacy then is as great as the democrats over the over the past few months but basically since november the 26th in terms of the bigger picture of the door what would it mean for u.s. democracy if donald trump were to be impeached and then relax next year because of a whole load of questions and say. well it worked and of course as things stand i and i don't think that that's going to change. he will win if you don't win the senate you will be acquitted in the senate and knowing who trump is trump is going to rub the democrats noses it with i mean he's going to do a q. really ate the democrats. go out every day during the election flaun

this is the orion capsule. service module is below it, if you around for a polished you know what that is, and that was built by the european space agency here and that is what will go to the gateway. the gateway is a maneuverable command module providing power, communications, docking, avionics and life support. and the gate will be the transfer point for our astronauts that go to a human landing system which will dissent to the moon service. let me show you a quick video that will put this all together i think for you on what we're talking about. >> fifty years ago we pioneered the path. the trail we blazed showed us all what is possible. today are calling to explore is even greater. to go farther we must be able to sustain missions of greater distance and duration. we must use the resources we find at our destinations. we must overcome radiation, isolation, gravity and extreme environments like never before. these are the challenges we face to push the bounds of humanity. we are going to the moon to stay by

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of the end of my we had our helmet solid and fully suited up an idea shouted in my helmet houston orion is finally here he's fantastic. you. on the surface of the moon charlie and his commander john young carried out experiments for example on radiation protection and he it was also it was beautiful one of most beautiful desert sun ever seen great a very rough topography up and down heli craters rocks hills everywhere and. our objective was explore this valley so ahead i was excited was very. happy to be there you were almost overcome with the thought of more numbers in the more number. on april 24th 1972 they lifted off again. only one further apollo mission followed half a year later. i'm very disappointed that we haven't had somebody go back. that nasa would be. a strain way. optimistic about going back to the moon we need to build up a station on the moon several of the antarctica where we have a science station on antarctica and that's very hostile climate a man or a record but we do it and i think we can do the same thing on the moon. and article is the earth's most extreme contin

. >> the sls and orion would take astronauts from the three day trip to the moon and eventually a six-month is targeted for 2021. >>> bamberg protesting outside of the british parliament on were her protest began. after months of traveling by train and boat, to various climate events all over europe and the u.s., for more than 12 months since you first get to school to begin her climate protest. posting it photo of herself holding a sign, she caption and by saying this, school strike week 70, stockholm. she was need person of the year by time magazine. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >>> east moline of a major southmont artery remain closed nearly 12 hours after a massive crane overturned blocking the roadway and spilling fuel. >> driver lost control of the vehicle. drive there came over that would and metal guardrail. overturned. >> the big problem happening san jose causing major traffic issues as drivers tried to maneuver around highly 237. >> just about two hours ago, the westbound lane finally reopened to traffic. here's the current condition on our live traffic map. you can see t

. >> reporter: the sls and orion would take astronauts on a three-day trip to the moon and eventuallymis one mission is targeted for the year 2021. >>> company with global which is now expanding into space. reporter brett larson has more on amazon's plan to launch a satellite in order to connect the world. >> reporter: amazon is already the world's biggest internet retailer, now it is taking dirhams of that in the was a home internet service. literally. the service would be beamed from thousands of satellites launched into low earth orbit which is going as planned with the 95% of the total population of the world with in reach. the home internet service is operated by a subsidiary of amazon, keiffer systems. the only recently asked permission from the fcc starts testing the service. will orbit satellites which is injured apple coverage under grant and also provide users with lower latency. basically, the time between when you click and when information starts flowing towards you. that would make the high-speed internet service more comparable to our service. the server should help peo

. ♪ [music break] amy: orion camero singing during the walkout protest. this is democracy now!i'm amy goodman. are broadcasting from inside the u.n. climate summit in madrid, spain. just hours after greta thunberg slammed world leaders for ignoring climate science at the plenary on wednesday, and just as time magazine announced she was their choice for person of the year, hundreds of activists gathered to demand rich countries take more drastic action to address the climate crisis. the protest began just as we were finishing our live broadcast. right now the protesters are walking by us, by tom and karin. security opened up what looks like a large garage door. there holding the front person who has got his hand up in a fist. i know hundreds of people are passing as as they walk out of the cop. it is not clear why they're walking out of the cop. tom, why're doing -- don't you explain. >> there's a possibility they will lose their badges. amy: tom is afraid they will lose their badges if they walk out of the cop. >> shame on you! >> my name is rita walker. i am from nigeria. i re

. >> sls and orion would take astronauts on a three day trip to the moon and a six month trip to marst for 2021. >>> well happening today, alaska airline is spreading holiday cheer to passengers at sfo because is national ugly christmas sweeter day. alaska airlines will offer priority boarding to all guests wearing festive holiday sweaters today, alaska air will have a gate party in term call 2 kicking off at 7:00. it will continue until 99:00 this morning. >>> we are following breaking news in the south bay, police are on the scene of a shooting in san jose, what the investigation so far has uncovered. >>> and a very busy weekend ahead for presidential candidates on the campaign trail. the argument over policy and the nation's future. >>> good morning for joining us, i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave dave let's talk about the weather. >> i know my show is not -- guys, go to a live cam, maybe we have that fog. >> it was foggy over the bridges. so, there is the golden gate rolling in. over richmond, san rafael bridge, that is one of my favorite shots. we're dialing in. >> should be ready now.

the company sent a email to roadster orion saying they get dedicated service advisers technicians appearers. they have not made the roadsteres since 2012 no longer making spare parts cnbc first broke the story and the reporter joins us with more. what do the owners get. >> so now that tesla has been mass manufacturing vehicles, the roadster owners, the original customers have been feeling a bit neglected appear and jerome gillened the president of automotive at tesla reached out to assure they will have dedicated service what they have now amounts to inbox. with where there were promises of dedicated technician with specialized skills and repair centers. >> is there any sign this might be extended to owners of other models >> tesla has been grappling to master service as it scales. they're like a teenager. any used to have the infinite patience of the customers now the cars have been out for longer, some out much warranty and they own the dealership or tesla doesn't call them dealerships. it's been a real struggle. i wouldn't say this kind of special attention should be seen again. i mea

back and just giving the money well is not so much so we have to remember that the big caps of the orion capsule that is going to take astronauts beyond lawyer or be to mars to the moon and mars is being. done by nasa but yes this. i think there is a lot of regulations is being implemented in order to to bring all these commercial partners into the place specially or we need to as we saw in your report budget here due to once we are talking about launching astronauts and people into space we have to be careful and the regulations have to be very very strict in this case which was a minor fault i think it's not a major major thing but they said it makes you think that what may happen in the future so francisco by my understanding these modules are meant for both astronauts and commercial passengers rights or how soon could we see commercial passengers and space oh commercial passengers and i think the. this one this is the starliner and also the the space x. . crew dragon house how about this one seat that was supposed to be sold to a space tourist. i would expect to not to see that in th

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the comments, the way of -- in the wake of rocket attacks that have been blamed on orion proxy forcesthe u.s. -- ministerain, the prime 's signaling growing confidence he will be able to form a government. he still need the backing of the catalan separatist party. his leading council's meeting to make a final decision and if successful, it will lead the first coalition government since the 1930's. in australia, thousands of tourists and locals are seeking refuge on the beaches. that is the wildlife -- welfare crisis intensifies. thick black smoke turned the morning pitch black. two more people have been killed , bringing the death toll to 12. global news 24 hours a day on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell, this is bloomberg. a gauge of china's manufacturing sector added to evidence of the world's second-largest economy is stabilizing. the manufacturing pmi index remains at 50.2 while the export orders expanded for the first time since may of 2018. joining us is our china economy editor.

see my colleague rick,, if easier but i would like to congratulate lockheed martin for dancing their orionecause they're building a deep space machine and she's going to go to the kate after this test. the round of applause for those guys. [applause] i know that sounds odd but the point was, the thing i'm trying, i'm 35 dash by never seen a time in human spaceflight were everybody was waiting for everybody else. i'm not sure that's really happening everywhere right now. what would try to do is commit and say let's all be mutually consoled -- supported. as you mention we're all going to have to stay committed to it through good times and bad. that's how the station has lived so long and that's how the shuttle flew. it's different than going to the soap have to be sustainable. number two, we must have a new generation of talent seeing themselves in this. the museums, the work we do to make sure that early career people get a lot of access to people like chris ferguson, and those of you in the room, many people in the room, we all must invest time in that because they are the artemis generati