and we lived through pluto because you know, disney character. but for all the third graders out there, there were good reasons to demote it from being a genuine planet to a dwarf planet. the first of its kind in a sense, right, we promoted it to being the first dwarf planet. my third grader in fact actually argues with me that pluto should be a planet. he is actually very passionate maybe because i'm young, i still believe pluto needs to be a planet. i'm old and i believe it's a planet myself. but how do we get the next step which is let's have more interest in space travel, how to develop rockets, opportunities to get out there? how do we take the next step using lick, using other opportunities in science? i think we're gonna be there we're just having a pause right now with the space shuttle program. when i was a kid, i was very much into the space shuttle program. it was a huge inspiration for me in pursuing a reer in science.we're in a pause right now,we're developing the new program.hopefully when that comes back on board that's going to be

harvey: pluto got in trouble over the weekend.his kid according to this family pluto manhandled this little boy and his become get hype are extended and it was a whole thing at disneyland. we will get into what happened but first look at this video. this is pluto hugging the boy. we will show you this and show again in

the severe injury being blamed on pluto. >>> welcome back to mornings on two.ney land character actor is accused of injuring an eight- year-old boy. i want to show you cell phone video. his was taken by the boys mother on thursday. she claims the actor dressed as pluto bent her son backwards during a hug and flung him around like a rag doll. disney offered to pay for her son's medical expenses but it's not clear if the actor was disciplined over this incident. >>> american idol's 14th season comes to an end we find out the series is also ending next year. season 14 two night finale begins tonight. now nick, clark, and jack are the final three contestants in the competition. now according to the judge j-lo is no clear front runner which means tonight's performances may actually sway enough votes to determine this seasons winner. in the meantime yesterday's big announcement that next season will be the last one hasn't shocked some fans. >> i was really shocked when i heard that idol would be last season. personally for me that show changed my life. somewhere. >>

to pluto, for example. >> with two or three years depending on the size of the sale. >> one mission that is being talked about is to rendezvous with -- reporter: carl sagan brought the idea to the masses on the johnny carson show in 1976. the human race is only five years into experiments. the first to fly was japan's icarus in 2010 for about $60 million. nasa has invested 25 million over the last two decades to prove space defendant in 2010. they try to follow with son jammer. this is welcome news. johnson was excited for two reasons. >> it will eventually let us go to the stars. we don't have to worry about bringing everything with us. reporter: following the path of science fiction from star wars to star trek. they might take us across the solar system in the next hundred years. emily: coming up, we are putting pebbles newest smart watch to the test to see how it stacks up next to the apple watch. ♪ emily: it is time for the daily right, one number that tells a whole lot. this is the number of hours of original scripted tv that aired last year. if you wanted to watch every minute, you

he claims the actor was dressed as pluto and bent her son backwards. her son was taken to the hospital where he reportedly spent the afternoon. the mom says disney did offer to pay for her son's medical expenses. it's not clear if the factor was disciplined over that incident. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour we continue to follow the developments from nepal where the death tole is rising. alex savidge is monitoring the situation. up next he will have more on how people are coping. >> and the warriors they are back home here in the bay area. we were there when the team plane touched down early this morning after a big win in game four. >>> good morning. nepal rocked by another deadly and devastating earthquake over night. all ahead on mornings on 2.

to pluto, for example. >> with two or three years as opposed to seven or 11 years depending on the sizethe sail. >> it takes you to where you want to go, so one mission that is being talked about is to rendezvous with -- reporter: carl sagan brought the idea to the masses on the johnny carson show in 1976. in application however, the human race is only five years into experiments. the first to fly was japan's icarus in 2010 for about $60 million. -- $16 million. nasa has invested 25 million over the last two decades, to provide space deployment in 2010. they tried to follow with son jammer. this is welcome news. johnson was excited for two reasons. >> it will eventually let us go to the stars. the other is i think it lets us cut that accord with the earth and not have to worry about bringing everything with us. reporter: following the path of science fiction from star wars to star trek, solar sails are quickly going -- are quickly becoming a fact. they might take us across the solar system in the next hundred years. emily: coming up, we are putting pedal's -- have all -- pebbles newest

this time he showed too much emotion. >> it's a fine line. >> again, pluto. bluto? house. >> no, that's pop eye. >> you're confusing your cartoons. >> is it bluto who pop eye was enemies with? >> i'm not sure. all i remember was olivia and pop i didn't. >> olive oil. >> that's her name. >> olive oil. >> her nick name was olivia. >> all right. let's talk about the weather conditions. something i know a little bit more of. across the country we have a mar risk for severe storms. the risk today is much lower than it has been over the last sevl days. watch out for storms across the areasts the concern across texas is many storms will produce heavy rain and forecast models are calling for as much as as eight inches of rainfall across central texas. so of course that's going to be a big concern in terms of any flooding out there occurring. over the next several days. temperature wise, by the way, across the eastern u.s., check out how warm it will be out there. 89 degrees is the forecast for new york city. 90s in raleigh and as well as in the city of tampa. >> if that's y

she claims the disney actor dressed as pluto bent her son backwards while hugging him and tossed him mom says disney offered to pay for her son's medical expenses. it's not clear if the actor was disciplined over that incident. >>> the panda pablo sandoval has received his 2014 world series ring presented by the giants. manager bruce bochy, ceo larry bear, and bobby evans pet in sunday night. he is wearing that ring. sandoval's new team the boston red sox are in the bay area playing the a's. and sandoval expressed regret for a spring training interview where he said bochy and hunter pence would be the only people he missed in san francisco. sandoval said the comments came out wrong and he has no hard feelings toward his former team. and in his first appearance back in the bay area since joining the red sox, look at what he did. sandoval hit a home run. a solo home run in the top of the 11th. the red sox beat the a's 5-4. it was the oakland a's sixth straight loss. >>> coming up flexion in our 6:00 hour more concern with problems over the new eastern span of the bay bridge. we'll have

we can agree that pluto is not a planet when you agree that europe is not a continent. to just be able to change the shape of something and see a globular cluster that was just sitting there was for me the prototypical experience that led me into virtual reality. i still remember that so clearly. just the sense of magic you can get from an expanding your contact with the universe. there's nothing else like it. henry: ok, thank you. i'm going to do two more questions, so you can think about the questions you have. when we were talking before, jaron and sebastian agree that we should have as much interaction as we possibly could. two more questions appear and then we will do the interactive art. ok, so i'm sure both of you know doug engelbart's project the historical one, in many ways it was a failure. as far as funding -- sebastian: [indiscernible] jaron: i bristle when you say that. i can hear that. sebastian: what a loser. [laughter] henry: as creative people, as inventors, scientists, all of these missions you are on and all of this, what role does this failure -- how

grew up in new mexico, and one of our neighbors is the one who discovered pluto. he was the head of optics at white sands missile range. he showed me how to make telescopes and fwrained mirrors. this was the prototypical experience that led me into virtual reality. i remember that so clearly. and just the sense of magic you can get there standing your contact with the universe with technology. it is the best thing. >> thank you. i am going to do two more questions so you can start thinking about the questions you are going to have. when we were talking before, they both agreed we wanted to have as much interaction with you as possible. just two more questions here, and then we will do the interactive side of it. as i am sure both of you know, doug's project, the historical one, was in many ways a failure. it succeeded in brings us things burks as far as funding, it ended up as a failure. >> wrong metric. >> i could hear that. >> what a loser. [laughter] >> what role does failure, however you want to define it, play in what you do? is it an important aspect of it o

tom: we are at pluto soon, i think?a: is elon musk and get us to mars -- tom: it is been a great couple of years. olivia: in the meeting, you explain the moon dust and why that is so important. tom: when they landed on the moon, it was a question of how thick the dust was. that is what ranger was trying to figure out. if they went down on the moon with a module, could they lift up? olivia: we did see that 50 foot wide crater and they said it will figure out what kind of dust there was a mercury. tom: mercury is closer to the sun. olivia: it is the closest planet, in fact. coming up at of the kentucky derby, we talk to professional horse bettors about which course you want to put your money on. it is actually a science. and for our twitter question of the day -- so many questions. tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ tom: good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to those mayday top headlines. olivia: search teams in alabama have recovered the bodies of two more voters who been missing since a powerful squall hit a sailing

alan: estÁ feliz con pluto. ademÁs está feliz con el pÚblico, estÁ muy feliz.spierta amÉrica 25 aÑos de ser padres. disney es el lugar donde todos somos felices. s satcha: representa esa mujer latina que encarna todos los valores de nuestras mujeres latinas. de alguna manera, como se predice esta directora, detrÁs de cada esquina hay una historia de Éxito. me gustarÍa agregar a eso que detrÁs de cada mamá latina. este paÍs estÁ hecho de mujeres asi. alan: estaba feliz de la vida. >> te cuento algo. gracias a ti por haber estado con nosotros. fÍjate que hay un dato interesante de esta sesiÓn de fotos. se hizo como el 25 minutos. satcha: si, ya estÁbamos contratiempo. lo logramos. >> gracias a dios en media hora. >> tuvimos, lo logramos lo lleva en la sangre lo del comunicador y presentador, esa cosa de sentirse cÓmodos frente a las cÁmaras. gracias les mando un abrazo enorme, que te puedo decir, eres una campeona? muchas gracias. en este mes de las madres. >> es un verdadero honor y ahora entiendo el sacrificio que hizo mi mamÁ y el servicio que hizo millones de

got to me was when i was a little kid i grew up in new mexico and one of our neighbors discovered plutoich is still, which is a planet. i don't want to get into this. [laughter] you can tell me it's not a planet as soon as you agree that europe's not a continent. [laughter] but at any rate, clyde was the head of optics research at the missile range and he was very kind to me as a little boy and showed me how to make telescopes and be able to change the shape of something and then see globular clusters was, for me, the prototypical experience that led me into virtual reality. i still remember that so clearly. and just the sense of magic that you can get from just expanding your contact with the universe with technology. i mean, there's just nothing else like it. it's the best thing. >> okay, thank you. i'm going to just do two more questions so you can start thinking about the questions you're going to have. when we were talking before both jaron and sebastian agreed we wanted to have as much interaction with you as we possibly could. so just two more questions up here, and then we'll do

alan: estÁ feliz con pluto. ademÁs está feliz con el pÚblico, estÁ muy feliz.a. este paÍs estÁ hecho de mujeres asi. alan: estaba feliz de la vida. >> te cuento algo. gracias a ti por haber estado con nosotros. fÍjate que hay un dato interesante de esta sesiÓn de fotos. se hizo como el 25 minutos. satcha: si, ya estÁbamos contratiempo. lo logramos. >> gracias a dios en media hora. >> tuvimos, lo logramos lo lleva en la sangre lo del comunicador y presentador, esa cosa de sentirse cÓmodos frente a las cÁmaras. gracias les mando un abrazo enorme, que te puedo decir, eres una campeona? muchas gracias. en este mes de las madres. >> es un verdadero honor y ahora entiendo el sacrificio que hizo mi mamÁ y el servicio que hizo millones de mamada latina todos los dÍas que trabajan. >> a todas las mamÁs hermosas ( aplausos) vamos ahora contigo, yo veo muchas princesas. carla: que lindo ver a toda la familia de despierta america. yo tengo a 12 princesas que estÁn lista para desfilar. les voy a presentar ada machado con 9 aÑos, hoy estÁ cumpliendo su sueÑo de ser cenicient