now reusable. we want low or if orbit and lunar orbit to be reusable, a gateway, a space station in orbit around the moon that will use solar, electric propulsion, so it will be there for a long time, but the key is that it has solar, electric propulsion, so not only in near halo orbit, it will also go to l1 and l2 and more parts of the moon than ever before. we also want landers to be reusable, landers going back and forth from that space station in orbit around the moon, back-and-forth to the moon many times. if the entire architecture is reusable, then the entire architecture is sustainable. the president said he wants a sustainable return to the moon. he does not want to re-create apollo with flags come of footprints, and in 1972 after our sixth landing, we came home and never went back. he does not want to do that. he wants a sustainable architecture and to utilize the resources of the moon, the water ice i mentioned. there could be, and we don't know, but there could be rare earth metals on t

and then, there's a reusable cup in outdoor events. we are the first in thinking about this, and we've had some very prientrepreneurial events you know, it's from being able to sell or provide reusable cups, encouraging people to bring their own, a variety of strategies, and we work closely with special events, so it gives us a good avenue to do that. and then finally, we have -- to kind of help address the sort of real challenge we have in the recycling markets that you may have heard about, and to kind of help close the circle, it's valuable to sort of push for recycled content in products. we didn't push for specific numbers because it would need a little bit -- for us to evaluate markets and for things to shake out. imagine, for example, around paper cups, starbucks use 10% recycled content, so an easy first step would be around paper cups and then maybe plastic cups, and so we've looked at that and we like having the ability to set recycled content. so that's a fifth and final part of this. so we do say that there's concerns about

will have their reusable boba straw in their backpack or purse. i have mine, so it's just a change of habit. it's clear for a boba, a straw is a part of the drink, so it's not so much eliminating the straw but finding an alternative. and they were excited to try, and we're excited to work with them, too. this is -- as jack said and as you all know, san francisco is not alone in this. this ban on plastic straws is far and wide, and so the -- i believe in the power of capitalism, and i believe that when there is a gap in the market, somebody will rise up to fill it. >> this is for sure true. i wondered if because -- if this is also a movement, and it's not just in san francisco. you read about it, you hear about it, who is opposing something like this? for instance, the restaurant association, and how do we -- if there are people who are opposing or organizations, what kind of outreach are we doing to them or can we do, as maybe in an ambassadorial role as commissioners, to give good information out there and sort of preach the gospel of no plastic

so it's just a way to really promote using these reusable cups. and it is -- they also -- the legislation also says the director of environment can also increase the percentage at their discretion whenever they feel it's appropriate. >> i think it's an interesting idea to see how the math will take it. because speaking from experience, at burning man, you are supposed to bring your own cup. everyone kind of knows it, but it is a cultural norm that people understand, and people aren't served if you don't bring a cup. so they're kind of s.o.l. trying to get a drink at a bar kout without a cup. i think it will take a while for it to pick up, but it works out there great. and that is another plan. to some people, that is another planet to some people, but i think there are things that can be implemented here and tried out here, too. but i am curious. i worry a little bit about people taking a cup that is supposed to be reused and treating it like a disposable cup and then having even bigger problem on their hands. understanding that it will probably h

offers nearly everything but no plastic bags which were banned a year ago shoppers can buy colorful reusable bags at each stand instead but they're ten times as expensive about twenty cents each that's why many people bring their own bags along they've adapted to the change but not everybody agrees with the band including martin in dinner who sells. immediately affects that even the band has to help the environment it's bad for my business. i used to sell my yams in plastic bags so they would stay fresh longer. now they dry out quickly like you know i get back but lazy dog think it's. nearby there are piles of discarded plastic bags. people have simply toss them here illegally. nevertheless officials from kenya's environmental authorities say the bag ban has been a great success if your bags are being discarded in public places and few are ending up in fisherman's nets. at the beginning it was a talent available to continue to pack things but we were able to demonstrate over time know over the months that it is possible to carry on your own business and activities without it and therefore ch

wrapping customers now have the option of buying their meat and sausages in environmentally friendly reusable boxes to avoid plastic waste. i think it's great people should prevent place wherever they can he doesn't like i don't think many people are against the green movement they say one present can't make a difference but it can turn into a movement with a lot of impact. customers start by buying a box for their meat and sausage purchases they return the books when they pop in for the next shop in exchange for a new clean one the project is a matter of personal ethics for the supermarket manager. just as i introduce it because i'm convinced we need to change we have to take new approaches we found a strong partner with a w w f. m a shopkeeper by the north sea and we have to do something. especially the north sea sustainability something has to be done. by the most. and if this project proves to be a success it could soon be rolled out in medical supermarkets pulled across germany . birth place home to use of species. a home worth saving. yes those are big changes and most start with small

for customers now have the option of buying their meat and sausages in environmentally friendly reusable boxes to avoid plastic waste . like this i think it's great people should prevent waste wherever they counted as we do that's a good idea if you can follow it on these people also brought their own containers of why flour sugar and other things into a market that didn't need plastic then but nowadays it's overrated. measure if you will he doesn't like many people are against the green movement they say one person can make a difference but it can turn into a mass movement with a lot of impact on our. customers start by buying a box for their meat and sausage purchases they return the box when they pop in for the next shop in exchange for a new clean one. the project is a matter of personal ethics for the supermarket manager. mark thomas just tell you different industry i introduced it because i'm convinced we need to change. beyond the we have to take new approaches and we found a strong partner in the w w s. called my run a store here by the north sea and we have to do something for s

which is how we get to now where we have reusable rockets.ckets are driving down the cost. >> he's also encouraging competition among tech es who are currently working on robotic lunar landers. >> those lunar landers may come in handy. he says he doesn't just want to leave a flag this time. he wants something permanent. mayb moon. >> thank you. video of a police officer arresting a journalist has gone viral. why the cops took this woman into custody and how she plans on fighting back. >>> up next. bullets fly on a south bay freeway. new surveillance video of the moment after a driver was hit by gunfire. >>> we have good news. a positive update on the story we brought you earlier. a mother and daughter missing from canada have been found. sheriffs say they found the pair at their campground. they're in good health. the pair have flown in last week for a camping trip along the coast. but no one had seen them since and family became worried when hay couldn't reach them. >> who and why someone shot at another driver on 680 earlier this morning. t

take any sort cuts so we'll put humans on this vehicle when we're ready and not a second sooner the reusable launch vehicle will be used to transport satellites it will also take tourists into space and bring them back to earth again. you know imagine how alan shepard must have felt. all those years ago must've been pretty cool space travel has come a long way since astronaut alan shepard's historic journey in one thousand nine hundred sixty one now basis wants to expand the company by doubling its workforce over the next two or three years to around three thousand employees or is that sort . as germany spain has the transaction transition to green energy it's encouraging others to do the same and with plenty of sun and wind africa is one place you think when you have bills which make a lot of sense but a report from the of the group oil change international accuses rich countries of promoting debt energy in africa and prioritizing fossil fuel development that at the expense of clean energy sources it estimates for some sixty percent of aid given to africa's energy sector went into fossil fu

any short cuts so we'll put humans on this vehicle when we're ready and not a second sooner the reusable launch vehicle will be used to transport satellites it will also take tourists into space and bring them back to earth again. can you imagine how alan shepard must have felt. all those years ago most of them pretty cool space travel has come a long way since astronaut alan shepard's historic journey in one thousand nine hundred sixty one now basis wants to expand the company by doubling its workforce over the next two or three years to around three thousand employees there is another sort this summer heat wave is taking its toll on europe's waterways is levels full but the temperature also affects fish and that's proving a headache to factories that rely on the water if a cooling jemmy's biggest river the rhine where one company is stepping up efforts to avoid getting into hot water with the authorities. this is a cooling tower run by a german chemical company p.s.s. in. the water comes from the rhine and lowers the temperature of the production line but before it's pumped back into t

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there are more companies developing reusable capabilities. that is great for our country and the world. we need the architecture to be reusable. we need landers to be reused dozens of times. whatever they pick up on the surface of the moon -- you have scientists at the gateway that can check out what the are picking up on the surface of the moon. 1969 until 2009, 40 years we believe that the moon was dry. moonnt to six spots on the . in 2008, the indians made a discovery. there are hundreds of billions of tons of water on the moon. how did we not know that for 40 years? had it not change the gender three -- the trajectory? it would be like landing in the middle east and trying to deduce something about colorado. it would not work. there is so much more about the moon that we do not know and so much more opportunities to discover that we want to go to more parts of the moon that we .ave ever want to before with the sustainable architecture, we could get back and forth on a regular basis, not just with humans, but also with robots. it would rep

this is a spacex launch of its reusable falcon nine block five. may and came back to earth. today successfully launched again from cape canaveral, ca carrying an indonesian satellite. it is designed to make 100 trips to space and back. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's really reusable. >> if we were in space right now, we would not be able to see the bay area right now. it is covered. >> whole state for that matter. our smoke map is going to illustrate that really well, that these fires are taking over, at least the smoke from these fires. as we bring you into the micro climate forecast, we have storm ranger out getting a scan of the smoke. let's get this out of the way. it felt strange outside today. we had the smoke covering all the bay area sky. you saw the sun a little bit if you looked up. but if you were near the coastline you had the fog there as well, it was all mixing together. right now on storm ranger, we have a good scan across the bay, and you can see the smoke picking up in the north bay and south bay. for that matter, the smoke in northern

. >> they look like 25 foot straws, metal straws, reusable straws, but like 20 feet long so they can rock up and -- >> yeah. or a hollowed out tree. >> that will never work. >> oh, okay. >> they also put a camera out here. i gotta say i like this one too because no matter the animal, they see a piece of human equipment out there in the wild and they gotta go investigate. >> it's just millennials. millennial animals are the same, they're just obsessed with social media. >> these pieces of equipment look unlike anything they're used to so it will draw their etension. >> but we get to see up close how they interact with each other without us standing there spooking them away. >>> this video was brought to us by the sound effect -- makes sense. because this boy is 16 years old, lives in paca tan akistan can do this. >> as soon as you made that sound effect i imagined my eyes going boing. >> see, suddenly they see something, their eyes would jump out. >> this was me in college when i first got to college. >> i was like -- what's her name? >> 0 all i could see you going on these first date

they send is the stolen data to the master minds who transfer it on to a reusable card with a magnetic stripe. >> they go to the administrative account and remove any limitations. whatever in the bank at that time, they can cash that one and do it at a predetermined time all over the world. >> the fbi declined to go into greater detail about the warning but said in a statement, is the fbi routinely advises private industry of various cyber threat indicators observed during the course of our investigations. this data is provided in order to help systems administrators guard against the actions of persistent cyber criminals. despite the threat, officials at technology credit union in san who are confident their systems are good to go. >> it is quite common in the industry to get alerts like these. whenever we do, we automatically trigger to our failsafe possession where we increase our monitoring and heighten our alert system to make sure we are covered. >> reporter: experts say change your password or pin number in the coming days and think that the attack could happen on a saturday whi

brown paper bags will be available for free and they will be able to buy reusable bags for 1 to $2.believed to be the first craft beer hotel opens in ohio this week. the dog house opens in columbus with 32 rooms. some overlook the brew dog brewery. it will offer craft beer spa treatments including a hot tub filled with brew dogs ipa. each room has a fridge stocked with beer and cold draft on tap. you know i travel a lot and now you know what's on my bucket list. >> i was going to say it but i didn't want to put you on the spot. but i'm glad you brought it up. i want a full report after you visit that place. still to come, a phone call to a man who is rowing his boat into a hurricane. >>> here's a look at today's breakthrough in pain relief. advil liqui-gels minis. a mighty small pill with concentrated power you'll ask... what pain? advil liqui-gels minis. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one we

reporter: the reusable relaunch of vehicle will be used to transport satellites. it will take tourists into space and bring them back to earth again. >> can you imagine how alan shepard must have felt all those years ago? must have been pretty cool. reporter: for has come a long way since astronaut alan shepard's historic journey in 1961. bezos w wants to expapand the companany by doubling its workforce to more than 3000 employees. helena: over to sarah and the red hot summer just goes on. sarah: no end inside. those of us in europe note it has been hot and europe is bracing for another weekend of scorching temperatures. the heat wave rolls on. it is a southern europe where the mercury looks set to spike the highest. meteorologists warn that new records can be set around the mediterranean. reporter: this is heat you just cannot breaking roger. that dozens -- you cannot beat. that does not stop people from trying. it is relentless. in portugal, the rectory was well north of 40 degrees across -- the mercury was well north of 40 degrees across the country and it is s

soda stream makes devices that lets you cashnate tap water with a reusable bottle. it's a move to diversify away from sugary sodas and salty snacks nabisco's animal crackers are finally free you have to pay them but they're not longer pictured in cages on the boxes. now they're roaming wild at the urging of animal rights groups guess you can still bite the heads off any cracker you choose up next, we are on the money extreme weather is on the rise and many cities are paying the price. how one small city is making big changes to try and stay afloat. >>> later, could you have something extra in your credit report the bushes are changing the way they calculate scores. how to see if your number is up. right now a look at how the stock market ended the week. ♪ water is a source of life but as more and more americans are learning it can be a terrible source of destruction, too one community had two 1,000 year floods in the span of two years. latest hitting this past memorial day what's behind the devastation. the answer it surgeons out is complicated as die and i olick fi

using the same type of signs for decades, and not only are they used for safety purposes, they're reusable for other projects as well. >>> the state's top election leaders is urging californians to speak out about adding a question to the 2020 census. the trump administration wants to ask those participating in the census whether or not they're u.s. an online portal t collect public comments against the citizenship question. >>> some students say it adds character to the historic tower hall at san jose state, but the university says the ivy is a breeding ground for rats. as you know, rodents can carry diseases and the ivy makes it easier for them to crawl into the buildings. so before the new school year starts, crews will remove the ivy from the buildings on campus. the university wants to give the campus a cleaner look. >> pest control is the main reason. it is -- sometimes it looks good. other times when it dies it doesn't look so good up there, so we're trying to have a consistent aesthetic look. >> san jose state plans to hang banners with photos and schedules on the buildings instead

and credit cards are created by sending the stolen data to the master minds who transfer it onto a reusable card with a magnetic stripe. >> they have to do a lot of things on their side to upgrade firewalls and policies of dealing with these transactions. >> reporter: atm cashouts are more likely to happen at small to medium sized institutions around the world because they tend to have less security measures in place. but at technology credit union, officials are confident their systems are good to go. >> we have most of the fraud team, all hands on deck over the weekend. to be able to catch those unusual events quickly and promptly. >> reporter: the fbi declined to go into greater detail about the warning but said in a statement the fbi routinely advises private industry of various cyberthreat indicators observed during the course of our investigations. this data is provided to help systems administrators to guard against the actions of persistent sie persistent cybercriminals. it's important to monitor online statements and to also use a two-step verification process whenever possible. if

any short cuts so we'll put humans on this vehicle when we're ready and not a second sooner the reusable launch vehicle will be used to transport satellites it will also take tourists into space and bring them back to earth again. you know imagine how alan shepard must have felt. all those years ago most of them pretty cool space travel has come a long way since astronaut alan shepard historic journey in one thousand nine hundred sixty one now bases wants to expand the company by doubling its workforce over the next two or three years to around three thousand employees yours and others and to sarah now in the red hot summer well it just goes on there are no no end in sight helen of those of us in europe know it's been hot in europe is bracing for another weekend of scorching temperatures heat wave just rolls on in southern europe this time where the mercury looks set to spike the highest meteorologist there warning new records could be set around the mediterranean. this is heat you just can't beat but that doesn't stop people from trying. it's relentless. in portugal the mercury was well

offers nearly everything but no plastic bags which were banned a year ago shoppers can buy colorful reusable bags at each stand instead but they're ten times as expensive pair twenty cents each that's why many people bring their own bags along they've adapted to the change but not everybody agrees with the band including martin and dinner who sells its. eggs. even though the plan is to help the environment it's bad for my business. i used to sell my yams in plastic bags so they would stay fresh longer. now they dry out quickly like you know i get back get back lazy don't think it's day and yet. nearby there are piles of discarded plastic bags people have simply toss them here illegally. nevertheless officials from kenya's environmental authorities say that back ban has been a great success if your bags are being discarded in public places and few are ending up in fisherman's nets. at the beginning it was a talent available to continue to pack things but we were able to demonstrate over time now over the months that it is possible to carry on your own business and activities without it and th

early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's a reusable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is the shuttles turned out to be much more expensive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics markets it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see and spain.

. >> doing reusable bags. charge a dollar for reusable bags.on't give out plastic bags every time somebody checks out. stuart: i have to remember that. ashley: i have to see a picture of that. stuart: cheese fake factory -- cheesecake factory, says they are struggling with higher minimum wage especially in california. stock struggling a little bit. >> dr, this is tangible fallout from the minimum wage, $15, minimum wage, isn't it? >> certainly is, stuart. these businesses have so many employees under a salary type structure that are doing this kind of work is going to continue to be an issue. when they're not doing well, a few quarters ago, had the first quarter ever same-store sales declines, they did do a little better in same-store sales but they're saying this wage impact is hitting them in the profit part of their business. remember, this is a company that has been named one of the best 100 to work for because they do such a good job promoting from within. these people take care of their employees, for them to cry unkill, we should take no

early to say that because i think the same arguments were made about the shuttle program that it's a reusable that it's going to be so much cheaper than let's say the soviet comparison but dan i got from your own lecture is that shuttles turned out to be much more expansive because all the ground operations and how they were service perhaps not very efficiently i understand that this is a house basics market it's technology at this point of time but can we really rely on those figures to be proven in time well. you're absolutely correct that people are waiting to see can space x. maintain the very aggressive launch scheduled that they have and reuse a lot of these first stage rockets which they've been recovering because that's what the price reduction depends on in in large part so yeah it's still early days but what i can say though is what happened with the shuttle it was a very complex vehicle a muse very capable it was the most versatile spacecraft probably that we'll ever see but it took a tremendous amount of care and maintenance there were thousands of people involved in every shuttle

because the bottles are reusable for the beverage industry, this is going to be a big shift the ceo ofoda stream told me it's a complimentary fit and excited to merge these companies after 11 years of getting suitors. >>> is this a finale for them in terms of last transactions that is part of her legacy, if you will >> well, hard to tell. she'll be the ceo until october. but certainly appears to be her last deal. one of her biggest deals, i asked hugh johnston if this represented a change in the way they were thinking about if you recall over the tenure, the playbook has been smaller acquisitions less than a billion dollars. they've done that mostly in this portfolio. healthier alternatives, fits with that. they said it's not a change from strategy this was a good opportunity and fits in a lot of plans, which is to be more sustainable and to be healthier, to cut the amount of sugar and bring that product portfolio to the right place he frames it as a continuation i would see that management shift with a new ceo coming in as someone who has been inside the company leading a lot of the i