spacex have the problem with the booster recovery.till working on that one. the clean energy giveaway. california suddenly handing out free solar panels. you have to live in a certain community. they are installing home solar panels in disadvantaged neighborhoods. they are basically putting panels on the homes of, you know people that do not have a lot of money. would those people rather have food clothing, rather than solar panels? the way to make the market work. make companies pay for the pollution. it is ridiculous when you actually roll it out. >> i agree. manufacturers and companies have to pay. this is how things all over the country. he sensually paying people to put solar paneling on the roof. it is unbelievable. >> yes. really they are coming from the company's customer. they are paying a higher price. the government is taking that money and they are slapping solar panels on this guys house. this is northern california. it is not that sunny necessarily. helped me. >> we are talking about the government. >> i just want to hol

byron, talk to us about spacex.knk it is imptant to recognize that this i is not st about cyber there is a broader range of technologies thacommercial is really dving at this point. it is not just cybyber. space launch has alreadseen this cnge, but there is a lot going on in the commercial world that i i think the deparartment o of dedefense has to look at longinglyy and try to tap into and bring ininto address their mission. vago:he paradigm of buyi th most of the coverage of these events have e featured was the idea of t the pentagon buying frommall startp, venture finanancto silicon valley firms -- venture financed silicon valley firirms. marketing back to spacex, the most interti thin i he seen was a panel a couple of weeks ago on space launch. on theanel was the ceeo of united launch alliance, the president ofof s spacex, a senior executive fromom aeroj, a senio executive from blue origin. on the stage was the old space indust, a couple of new pieces ofof the space indusustry, a a ki of variety and competiti am

ashley: the spacex is the most amazing.y years of spacex from scratch building a rocket company took six or seven years. these people worked 100 hours per week for years. they had no family life. it was a total commitment. you sort appear this stuff but was not until i reported this that i fully appreciated how he pulled us out of people and how equally committed they are to this mission. you start to see how he does these things. they seem impossible to other people. evaluatee try to silicon valley ceos and there is a tension as to whether they are a visionary. is he a good ceo? ashley: yes, i think there are personality that can burn people out. some people cannot take it anymore and he's and employees. on the other hand, he gets more out of people than just about anybody else. he sets these amazing visions and people pull it off. he is certainly effective. olivia: is he tony stark? is he robert downey junior? ashley: i was skeptical about that. i have not seen his garage. scotch in ainking humvee in afghanistan but he is

spacex launched a rocket only to send it crashing back down into the ocean. >> shopping or sex?act its could actually have the same affect on some we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >> a nasa astronaut is sharing pictures of something most of us will never get to see with our eyes on the international space station. the astronaut took this shot of our galaxy. he tweeted it out overnight. it is getting a lot of tax online and is quickly going viral. >> new video from spacex show as safety feature to get astronauts out of harp's way if there is a launch pad emergency. this is video from a test drone early this month that shows the dragon rocket blasting off and accelerating from 0 to 100 miles per hour in 1.2 seconds. the parachutes deploy and the dragon drifts smoothly to

one of those private companies is spacex and spacex released new video of a major test flight results month of a system that will protect astronauts in the event of a launch emergency. watch this. no humans were aboard for the may 6 flight but this video shows what it would have looked like from an astronaut's perspective. the dragon space craft accelerated from zero to 100 miles per hour in 1.2 seconds, reached a top speed of 345 miles an hour. spacex ceo says had there been people on board they would have been in great shape. spacex by the way, has also scored another major victory, earning a u.s. air force certification to allow it to launch spy satellites and other national security payloads into orbit. >>> the six baltimore officers charged in the death of freddie gray want their trial moved. they say a fair trial in baltimore is impossible. former justice department attorney christian adams joins us next. >>> an amazing video of four daredevils and their encounter with an active volcano. they're next. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...

it is cool space stuff from spacex. emily: thank you. video there, just how much spacex is trying to accomplish. corey, thank you, and thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west," all the headlines on bloomberg.com, your phone. we will see you later. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: samantha power is here. she is the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. previously, she served on the u.n. security council. in 2002, she won the pulitzer prize for her book, "a problem from hell: america and the age of genocide"." time magazine named her one of the 100 most influential people in the world. i am pleased to have her back.

it is cool space stuff from spacex. emily: thank you. video there, just how much spacex is trying to accomplish. cory, thank you, and thank you all for watching this edition of "bloomberg west," all the headlines on bloomberg.com, your phone. we will see you later. ♪ >>>> this is an advertisement from gold and silver reserve. the market for gold and bouillon are regulated. information presented in this program is accurate of the original taping on july, 2013.

spacex has also scored another major victory earning the u.s.ir force certification to allow it along with other national security payloads into orbit. up and away. president obama's legacy has been decided, and my commentary lou: a few thoughts now on the obama legacy on the broadly misunderstood legal legacy of this administration, whether it be the actions of its politicized justice department or the public misperception of the president who fancies himself a constitutional scholar and very fancy lawyer. it turns out the evidence is rather clear on both. he is neither. a federal appellate court just yesterday dealt mr. obama's agenda and his legacy another crippling blow. the fifth circuit court of appeals denied a justice department request to allow the president's amnesty fiat for illegal immigrants to go into effect while an appeal is pending. the white house has so often been on the losing side of major legal confrontations that the white house response is now an automatic reflex to adverse rulings. here is the rather predictable white ho

at what point do you think spacex will need more capital? and do you ever think about the fact that the cycle may turn and that capital in a few years may not be available? >> so we have weathered a lot of economic storms. and we've been profitable and cash flow positive for years. soy actually don't see the need for a huge injection of capital. we're running our r&d as well as the company off our revenues. >> our current revenues. >> and how long will that last, gwynne? is that a sustainable pattern for the company from here on out? >> absolutely sustainable. i anticipate our revenues to grow, they have grown year over year since 2011. i don't want to say there might not be a downturn. but we have on purpose looked at our business and diversified so we have international governments as customers, we have nasa as a customer. soon will have national security space as customers, we're starting to dominate in the commercial arena as well. >> you face competition on sort of a cross the spectrum when it comes to satellite launches and you have yo

and spacex is moving into a very exclusive club. we will have the latest next lou: hillary clinton today making her first trip to south carolina as a presidential candidate, a state that she lost to barack obama by 29-point back in 2008 which was really the first time. and clinton using her speech caught republicans because they blocked equal pay legislation she said. that is despite the fact that hillary herself paid that women less than men in her senate office and clinton did not address the ever-growing clinton foundation scandal and we were sure this would be the day. according to a report in the international business times, the clinton state department approved $165 billion of weapons deals whose governments donated millions of dollars to the clinton foundation. is it pure coincidence? will see. jeb bush not having the best of days on the campaign trail, now asking the justice department to investigate jeb bush for possible campaign finance law violations. it has been acting like presidential candidate, raising tens of millio

however, things haven't been going perfect at spacex.le launch failures and recovery failures. >> well, you're right, dave. and i view it though from a different perspective. it might be some crony capitalism. but elon musk is the one who sued the defense department to open up the bidding to private enterprise. so i think he's -- david: okay. >> -- in a way striking a blow for capitalism. david: let's hope so. the white house has essentially become its own media production company, according to the washington post. they said that today. they were describing the administration's plans to communicate through social media rather than the mainstream media. is the obama administration insulating itself from press scrutiny by focusing on social media? gere, what do yogary, what do y? >> yes. and brilliant. if you can avoid criticism and get your message out with only laudatory feedback, yeah, absolutely. why not do it? doesn't make him a good president, but makes him smart. david: but, john, it's one of the responsibilities of the commander-in

emily: a hard-fought victory for spacex.d a $60 million certification process, the elon musk rocket can now compete for military launches. boeing and lockheed martin have had a lock on this market up until now with their joint venture, but spacex thinks it can do the job for less. using a falcon nine as opposed to the atlas five from boeing lockheed, they may save extreme -- may save $60 million on a mission. it could be as soon as next month. next, tivo gaining the most subscribers in eight years, and now the company has some new items in the pipeline. and bigger than most of the s&p 500? details, next. ♪ emily: a story we are watching as soon as tomorrow, broadcom announcing it is being taken over a singapore-based maker of semi conductors, that according to those with knowledge of the matter. they provide short range connections for devices with a market value of over $32 billion, and if the acquisition happens, it would be the biggest ever in the semi conductor industry. and the daily byte, today's number $70 billion. th

the driver can put on its auto pilot on the highway. >>> and an spectacular launch for spacex. >> the test is meant to simulate how astronauts would abort the spacecraft if it were to launch. this time the rocket was unmanned but they plan to begin launching astronauts in 2017. that is all of our time. thanks for watching. i'm tony harris in new york. the news continues live from london. >> four men are sentenced to death over the killing of a

and spacex's work for space exploration. oration. only on al jazeera >> time now for a reminder of the top stories of al jazeera. yemen ambassador's to the u.n. has appealed to the international community to urgently send in ground troops to fight houthi rebels. benjamin netanyahu has struck a last-minute deal to form a coalition government in israel. the agreement with the far-right party comes two hours before the deadline. and four afghan men have been sentenced to death for their roles in the murder of a woman who was beaten to death in broad daylight. >>> nearly 100 migrants have been rescued off the italian coast after 12 days at sea. the italian border patrol said that they spent two days adrift without food or water and with the ships ship's hull flooding. >>> meanwhile, in libya the coast guard has brought 120 people who were trying to reach europe back to shore. for many that's disappointing end to what can be a very long and dangerous journey. thousands of people risked their lives trying to cross the mediterranean, but it

spacex tested an escape system for astronauts should something go wrong during a launch. there was no one inside the capsule at today's test at cape canaveral. it was fired into the sky and separated cleanly. parachutes opened and it splashed down as expected into the atlantic ocean. >>> sir elton john is pushing to keep up the global fight against hiv aids on capitol hill today. he said america's efforts against the disease in africas had saved millions of lives so far, but he called on congress to keep on providing money to fight aids and he said the window of opportunity is now. john also said congress has the power to end aids and if efforts slack, the disease could once again become a ruthless pandemic. >>> new information on the so- called deflategate, an nfl report found patriots quarterback tom brady probably knew something illegal was going on when those footballs were deflated. league investigators released their 243 page report today. they also found team employees likely took some air out of the balls, that brady was generally aware of the violations and the c

spacex hopes to launch nasa people and cargo into orbit by 2017.the founder of tesla, elon musk. >> uc berkeley announced the top graduating senior despite losing her mother in 2013 she graduated with highest zinc in economics and conservation studies with a near perfect g.p.a. and calls her mother her "best friend," and was dealt a huge blow when she died but did not give up. this fall she is headed for the university of objection for, in england for a master's degree and will pursue a law degree at columbia university. >> in southern california, the waves are expected to be back to normal after three days of dangerous high sub. >> spectators and photographers lined the sand at newport beach yesterday cresting at 10', smaller that monday's 15' waves. >> now our weather. mike? >> here is what to expect during the may in san jose, 73 to 77 so warm on the high side. and sail on the low side, 51 to 54. 101 and 32 are extremeed. about everyone was warmer than average but for tropics just a little bit cooler for the preliminary reports from satellite ba

spacex is among the cnbc disruptor 50. mossberg had the apple watch for a month.he likes and more importantly, what he didn't like. we'll be right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision or any symptoms of an allergic reaction stop taking cialis and get med

don't go away. >>> spacex is cleared for u.s. military launches and an ipo is on the way. >>> goldman sachs sees brent staying around $65 barrel from 2016 to 2018. increased shale production means they're expecting a $5 per barrel price assumption in 2020 and goldman identified several companies that could end up big winners. let's get that list head of european energy research joining us here in studio. help us understand how you find opportunity in the energy market when we're seeing so much volatility in the price of oil. >> it's a time of great change and the industry is completely transforming as we think that the producers in the u.s. and opec are fighting for market share and we think that's where the market is. it's in those company that drive that continued improvement in the product activity in the u.s. >> companies with superior growth and profitability but with a diversified asset base. give us the names that fit that criteria. >> yeah, so the key companies that we benefit here are the oil service companies that mainl

emily: linkedin, tesla, youtube, yelp, yammer, and spacex.ounded by members of the paypal "mafia." what was special about all of you? what did you have in common? reid: paypal collected a whole bunch of people who were young, and intense, and were entrepreneurial themselves. then, all of a sudden, it was bought by ebay. so a bunch of these folks were like, ok, what do i do next? and so -- you know, chad and steve go in to youtube, elon goes and does tesla and spacex, jeremy and russ do yelp, and i do linkedin. and yet, because we've had this intense experience together, we all have still really tight networks. so we are calling each other going, 'hey, i'm thinking about doing this, what do you think?' emily: who do you call for what? reid: so for example, macroeconomic, financial, bold models, i will call peter. the intersection of kind of interesting business models or business technology -- things like big data -- max levchin. for a willingness to just think super big, with risk as not a variable, elon. right? emily: what do they call you f

betty: and we will get a preview of the new book about elon musk and about how spacex nearly killed tesla. pimm: all right, let's go to julie hyman at the markets desk for some breaking news on avon, no julie, what is going on? julie: we want to clarify the headlines that we brought you a little while ago, the company that made an offer to avon it -- offered to avon calls it self however,al partners, bloomberg news has been a calls to this company and has not been able to reach it. there was an attorney listed in these files and a woman who answered the phones at the number given for the attorney says there is no record of someone there or the farm name, we cannot not find any of these firms on google. the company that calls itself ptg, it makes a couple of errors , andt calls itself tgp there has been a decline on the bid. that would have been a 181% premium to yesterday's close. some it looks like this is not necessarily what it seems. theve got a vonn up on screen behind me here, and you can see that shares are on the way back down as news on this is coming back out, and volatility ten

. >>> commercial space exploration company, spacex has taken another step towards putting an astronauto orbit. it went high into the skies, the capsule then parachuted back to earth before slashing down. it was to prove that they would fire its passengers out of harm's way should there be any problems during launch. there is more on our website, the address is aljazeera.com. >>> the saudi lead coalition launches a barrage off air strikes into yemen. after houthis fired into saudi arabia. >>> four afghan men sentenced to death for in a camp kabul. some of the 850,000 people displayed by war in afghanistan, and the continued

>> i do, and elon musk and spacex may launch satellites for the pentagon.cex can launch military satellites and they can can compete for a these from boeing and lockheed martin. it may drive down costs for taxpayers. disturbing video what can happen when you trust technology too much. take a look at this gray volvo. it's supposed to self-park. that group of people watching it look look look. stuart: oh. >> the car winds up smashing into two of them. one obviously got hit very very hard. but for some reason that car was not hooked up into pedestrian did he text technology. >> no kidding. that's one of the reasons that caused that to happen and it's going to happen again any second now, really startling. because you want to eat healthy, i think, hormel the company that makes spam plus dinty moore stew and other things are buying the all natural organic producer applegate farm. 770 million is the price tag. hormel is having a nice day. $2. stuart: i was born and raised on spam. ashley: me too. >> what? >> i'll tell the story. when i was born right after world

meet the author of a new biography elon musk tesla, spacex and the quest for a fantastic future. >> newnformation on the face of a google executive who died of a apps of ridges. as california prostitute with him at the time pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter after prosecutors confirmed surveillance video showed her injecting him with apps. chief correspondent in l.a. with more. >> that surveillance video shot from a camera in the cabin of the luxury yacht was key in convincing the so-called apps hooker to except the deal rather than chance her luck in a jury trial. the video has never been made public but santa cruz, said it showed alex ticklesman injecting him with apps and call me packing up her belongings and at one point stepping over his body to finish a glass of wine. after the court hearing prosecutors somewhat counterintuitive lee said ticklesman was not that callous. >> somebody described her as calm wind school be sitting down sticking on a glass of wine watching him die. that is never in the video. >> public defender larry bigham called the death of hayes, 51-year-old

spacex tested its new launch for astronauts. humans were on board for the 90 second test flight.is looking to carry astronauts into space by 2017. >>> italian crews rescued another boat load migrants today. the 98 people had been at sea 12 days. 1/3 were women and three were pregnant. the interception was the latest instance of desperate migrants trying to reach europe aboard smugglers boats. the united nations is set to meet to address the crisis. >>> an iowa trooper became a lifesaver thanks to his quick actions on a busy highway in des moines. >> tracy owen approached a stalled truck in the middle of that intersection. he drew his weapon, but when he opened the door, a frantic teenager inside told him his dad was having a heart attack. that's when bolin immediately started cpr. >> i got cpr in progress. hey, hey, hey, patrick! >> patrick, can you hear me? >> i got a pulse. i got a pulse. >> several other people also stopped to help. the truck driver is now back home thankful lip resting and recovering. >>> insult to -- thankfully resting and recovering. >>> insult to injury, w

spacex tested a part of its un unmanned aircraft today.igned to bring the crew to safety in case of an emergency. the test lasted about two minutes. the capsule safely parachuted into the atlanta. spacex is looking to send astronauts into space in 2017. it's safe to say dionne warwick is one of a kind. working withing hal david and burt bacarack. she joined me with an enlightening conversation. i asked her what her life is like today. >> i'm happy working around the world, putting the butts in the seats, singing the songs they love which i'm grateful for. ♪ ♪ >> what was the first burt bacharach and hal david song you ever did? >> don't make me over. they broke a promise. >> tell me. >> i was on doing demonstration records as well as background work of their music and there was osong a demo that i did called "make it easy on yourself". i fell in love with the song. they kept badgering me, saying you've got to record you've got to record. i said only if. i heard this gravelly voice singing, "make it easy on yourself" with jerry butler, i sa

the society will launch that mission on spacex's falcon rocket in 2018.tify is video muscle, but will it went over advertisers and beat back competition from apple. we discussed that next. ♪ emily: it is time for the daily bite. today's numbers 20,000, that is how many websites may become unreachable as engineers from the biggest tech firms try to fix a bug named logjam. a paper published this week disclosed the existence of the bug. logjam allows hackers to see or change information on a website that looks secure. when it's fixed, some older websites may not work. patches for other popular browsers will be released soon. today, spotify and asked it is getting into video. the company is now streaming video. they will be served up based on what you have watched. spotify is also getting into original content. >> what is cool is the way it complements and extends the core music experience. we believe it will keep users happy and engaged, but that they will listen to more music as a result. plus, it's really awesome content. it adds value to the spotify exper

spacex released a new video shows the new dragon capsule in flight for the first time.ier this month after taking off from the florida launchpad, spacex says it reached 345 miles per hour. the flight was a test for the capsule aboard system designed to get the astronauts away from the failing rocket. the dragon could start to fly astronauts to the international space station by the year 2017. >>> phone technology of the past to the future. robots that can learn and get smarter all by themselves isn't as far off as you think. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom is here with more. >> reporter: today's task, getting that trapezoid into the right opening on this bo. he's been trying for a few minutes and something amazing is happening. he's getting better. >> it does appear it could be a human moving for the first time. >> you can't tell a pet what to do, but you might reward it with food if it does something good. >> reporter: this program offers a man a numerical award for living inside the box. researchers have all sorts of video of brett solving stuff all by himself. >>

the hands off approach is what spacex and virgin galactic want but a separate measure is headed to theenate floor and is seen as far less favorable to the industry. speaking, i've got to mention google and dj skrillex -- they just designed futuristic covers for android phones that go for $40 a pop. but there is more -- if you i won, you get a wallpaper of ever-changing photos taking from -- taken from space. google launched 13 satellites for this project. starting a revolution -- that is what some have said tesla ceo elon musk is doing by breaking into the home battery business. it hooks into solar panels raising the possibility of american households getting off the grid. solar city is partnering with tesla to bring it to market. solar city has seen customers grown 97%. running me now is solar city ceo lyndon rive. there's a big question of whether or not these batteries make financial sense. the battery you guys are offering is barely enough to power a vacuum cleaner, so why get one at all? lyndon: let me step back and describe the product because it is amazing. when you combine sola

. >> commercial space exploration company spacex has taken another step putting astronauts into orbit carrying a dummy high in the skies above cape canaveral in florida. it came back down to earth. the test was to prove passengers would be kept out of hammer's way should there be problems during launch. they plan to put passengers into orbit by 2017. for more go to www.aljazeera.com. >> some say the trial wasn't fair. >> i'm jennifer glasse in a camp for displaced afghans in kabul. some 850,000 people displaced by war and that number will continue to grow.

>> sure, first of all, spacex, it's an interesting company, amazing things for america.itary, we sent a lot of rockets up to space using russian engines and spacex, it's a great american story during media and manufacturing. if elon musk were a stock, i'd have a big stock on him. and as far as private valuations in general, we kind of have a church and state perspective. as a fund manager, i'm not allowed to value my own positions. we have an entirely separate part of fidelity that does that. >> we haven't gotten into your thoughts on artificial intelligence and self-driving cars, we have to leave it there for today, hopefully you'll join us. >> gavin baker of fidelly. >>> hail to the tweet. we'll explain in just a moment. thank yoand my daddy. sailor, thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former

using this missions data the society will launch that mission on spacex's falcon rocket in 2018. -- 2016ify is video muscle, but will it went over advertisers -- will its new strategy win over advertisers and when that competition from apple? discussed that next. -- we will discuss that next. ♪ ♪ emily: it is time for the daily bite. today's number is 20,000, that is how many websites may become unreachable as engineers from the biggest tech firms try to fix a bug named logjam. a paper published this week by an international team of computer scientists disclosed the existence of the bug. logjam allows hackers to see or change information on a website that looks secure. when it's fixed, some older websites may not work. microsoft passed the vulnerability last week, and patches for other popular browsers will be released soon. today, spotify announced it is getting into video. the company is now streaming updates from the bbc, ted talks, and clips from espn. videos will be served up based on what you have watched. spotify is also getting into original content. >> what is cool is the way it

. >>> planning your next vacation, why spacex hopes you have mars on your mind.tist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is, can your business deliver? >>> the tallest peak and volcano in the solar system and phobos and damos, the planet's two moons. elon musk hopes that spacex will soon be transporting people to mars. >> the comment we always get from viewers when we cover this is why not try our moon first, tried and true. >> baby steps, baby steps. >>> what's not taking baby steps down, shares of the airlines. a filing by southwest says they expect to increase capacity, 6% to 7% by 2016. doug parker on with cramer last night saying look outthe airline industry after a long period of not expanding capacity looks like it's finally coming. that's going to mean a fare war eventually. >> going to mean profit margins could come down as well. transports are fee

spacex has approval to launch military satellites.more on our website, of course you probably guessed it our main story is the reeling about the fifa corruption scandal. you probably know by now that fifa that's football's world governing body, is accused of rampant systemic and deep-rooted corruption. that follows with seven officials being arrested. and there is a separate investigation by switzerland over the' award of world cups to russia and qatar. there is palpable shock but no reason to believe that anything might change. the address for that if you want to take a look is www.aljazeera.com. i hope to see you very soon. >> i wouldn't die or anything >> what's wrong with dying >> well, i want to be with my family. i don't want to miss out on any of the fun >> my kids are probably like most kids out there.

. >>> spacex successfully launched a dragon capsule at cape canaveral. it is designed to bring a crew to safety in case of emergency. it was launched 5,000 feet in the air and parachuted into the atlanta >>> in it town where you can't be too big or thin, skyscrapers are an exception, with super tall and skinny buildings in new york changing the skyline. >> reporter: there's a new kind of skyscraper going up in new york city. super tall knife-like towers for the rich. the tallest boasts views of central park the whole of manhattan. it feels like you can see china. it costs $95 million. we got inside while it was under construction. >> it's a beautiful view. >> reporter: sylvian markus was the engineer behind every tall building. >> there are so many buildings that i'm looking around. >> i was looking at the portfolio. >> reporter: for him, the height is not the challenge. the challenge is that in manhattan you have to make it very thin. >> width of the building multipled by 15 is equal to the hight of the building. thing of a child's ruler, it is skinny.

air force says spacex can compete space missions. we talked new blood in the lucrative satellite launch market. >> in the last several years, we have seen records request go unanswered. we have seen more reductions than ever before. morris: a house committee wants to know what happened to the most transparent administration ever. "government matters" starts right now. >> from abc 7 and news channel

they reported buster, spacex specifically denied it.s a crash test dummy but it's not buster. >> keep it all in the family. >> bs si guy. he's got to find help where he can get it. >> got a lot of cousins. >> this is the busiest week for any human being, earnings reports, space launch. thank you very much, scott. >>> let's check the forecast. up and at them this morning, meteorologist christina loren. >> you're getting your family ready, maybe getting the kids ready for school, you're getting ready for work, you want to think for the two different parts of the day inland. otherwise you need that jacket or sweater just about all day lock at the coast. 52 degrees. good morning, half-moon bay. 52 in san francisco as well. wide spread 50 forz mos for mos. the only area isolated is in the north bay where we have the low 40s. you have to love the microclimates around here. 52 in san francisco. about aen hour and a half drive not north santa rosa. you're at 41 degrees. yeah, big difference there. as we head throughout the day today we are goin

. >>> the spacex cargo ship is almost home.ould splash into the pacific ocean in just a few minutes. the capsule is carrying 3,000 pounds of lab samples and research notes. one obstacle it has to deal with, space junk. there are 3,000 tons of debris orbiting earth and it is getting worse every year. who keeps track of this stuff? >> the place agencies. not just our own, but places like the european space agency. where they are going, and where it all ends up. so this is actually video from the european space agency going through time since the 1960s we keep putting things into space, but most of it doesn't come back down. and it has multiplied in some cases, because this is one of the big crashes. two big satellites hitting each other, creating 2,000 additional particles. and this is these particles. they took an aluminum block that was half a foot thick and dropped what was basically m&m sized into it. and look at what that little m&m size can do when it is hurdling that fast. so because of that the even little pieces can caus

. >>> don't forget sam and laura, that the dragon capsule from spacex, test launch it today. we'll continue to watch that and update you as it occurs. >> interesting to follow that one. >> thank you. >>> manny pacquiao's injured shoulder is inflaming some fight fans who have noud filed a lawsuit. he never talked about the torn rotator cuff he suffered in early april. that is not until after saturday's huge fight against floyd mayweather. he lost. he's going to have surgery this week. fans yesterday sued in vegas. the suit seeks damages for anyone who bought or bet on the fight. it accuses pacquiao of fraud for not disclosing his bum shoulder. >>> all right. a gold apple watch. we knew this was going to have a high price tag and it does. it's at least ten grand. but an enterprising jeweler is offering a cheaper option. the company called watch plate offers to goldplate your apple watch for around 400 bucks. you send your smartwatch to the company. within three days, you get it back all i think wiblinged out. no word on whether it would void the warranty. >>> we knew it was com

. >>> a spectacular and successful launch today for spacex. >> and we have ignition. >> the trunk hasetached. brag gone is tumbling as planned. >> the test is meant to simulate how astronauts would aboard the spacecraft if it were to explo during launch. ♪ >> the last day of campaigning before the u.k.'s election.

. >>> commercial space exploration companies spacex has taken another step towards putting an astronaut into orbit. it fired a space cap actual carrying a dummy high in the sky above cape canaveral in florida. itit was to prove that it could fire its passengers out of harms' way should there be any problems in launch. that's at our website www.aljazeera.com. hi, i am lisa flesher and you are in the stream. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers.

forces the military service to open to innovation like spacex. how do you reconcile these things? on the one hand, you argueou need more authority by acquisition to drive some changes. guest: i agree with steve there are good things in the sene bill. the move to expand rapid acquisition authority is very merited and d i thk a eat idea. let me tal a about rapid acquisitition becausthat is an exexample where things have e worked well. we have deployed a lot of equipmenent to a afghanistannd ir that was vital. we did it quick. it w worked because authority came down from the secretary defense. bob gates made ththe system respond. the system is designed to get everyonen the acquisition process around a tablele togethe to make it happe there was acaccountability to the secretary. mymy concern with the senate provisions is they rememoved s some of that accountabilility. hashifted to ththe servrvice secretary. thwar fighter has been somewhat removed from beg th customer of the a acquisition system. noit is the services. i don't thinthat is the rightt move guest: the problem of acquisitio

another supply ship operated by the american company spacex is due to launch next month. >> it is now 4:54. we had fun with the sprinkles year, with showers in the sierra and, mike it is all gone? >> for us, mostly yes. the showers will continue in the sierra. if you are head through the grapevine, check with leyla or check the grapevine because this is snow the possible through action this evening, 9:00 in the hills and mountains around palm street and at 2:00, mountains to the east of san diego and you can see the slow spinning there and the temperature today if you are headed to southern california, it will be in the mid-to-upper 60s in san diego and los angeles and sunshine at accident in sacramento. headed up to lake thunderstorms today and mid-60s and sunshine this weekend. leyla? >>> we do know that chains are required for only highway 88. we will keep you updated to see if 80 or into require chains. here is a look at home berkeley, the drive on i-80 coming in toward the hoffman split before you get to berkeley it is clear and as you continue to the maze not fining any problem,

spacex fired an unmanned capsule 4500 feet in the air.ful test of an escape system thfor e company's proposed manned spacecraft. there was a terrible explosion today in north dakota when an oil train derailed and as many as 10 tanker cars ignited. the tiny town of heimdal was evacuated. it's the fifth oil train derailment this year and it comes just days after the government called for stronger rail cars. pope francis learned a trick today from the harlem globetrotters. in st. peter's square one of the players flight time lag sent a spinning ball on the pope's finger. it dropped a second later but they still made him an honorary teammate. up next, heavenly music by performers who have been through hell. of your cheeks don't have to. defy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. voluma adds volume creating contour and lift for a more youthful profile. for up to two years. temporary side effects include tenderness, swelling, firmness lum

. >>> a spacex craft is back home after a quick trip to the international space station. the dragon capsule departed more than 3,000 pounds of equipment and experiments. it splashed down less than 6 hours later off the southern california coast. the capsule contained samples that nasa is waiting to examine. >>> a family of jewelry dealers took matters into their own hands when they were attacked outside a hotel. cameras show a masked man punching the family at one point even spraying them with pepper spray there. they had just finished a show in georgia and were loading tens of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry into their car there. but one of the dealers wasn't going down without a fight even tears off the robber's mask and shirt. the suspects took off empty- handed. >>> murder charges are filed against a man who police say was drunk when he ran down a woman and her baby girl. brian jones allegedly sped through livermore on may 3 with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. police say he hit the mother and 14-month-old girl, then slammed into an apartment buildi