whether spacex notifies us immediately we don't know. dragon will continue to the space station with 250 experiments and a 3100 pound expandible tent if you will, a space habitat that robert bigelow is hoping to test with nasa in terms of a long-term plan to have space habitat in space. we're getting very close. why don't we listen to nasa. >> eight, seven -- >> t minus ten, 9, 8, 7-6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, engine ignition, liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket with science for today and for deep space exploration tomorrow. falcon 9 is cleared. >> guys, i have to tell you, there's nothing like seeing this in person. >> here comes the rumble. i feel it across the cape. >> reporter: in about another 40 seconds, the rocket is going to have its maximum stress. this is a key period when it reaches 1:11 seconds, that's loud, after liftoff. we're now 30 seconds away from that critical moment. 15 seconds away from maximum stress on the rocket. right now, it is hitting peak stress. now what's going to happen another minute and 20 seconds, first stage engine wi

spacex going to mars. >> in a way spacex was always going to mars. >> that's why it exists. has been fascinating by mars. they are going for real with an unmanned mission just two years from now. the idea to use spacex's dragon capsule to get there started. it seemed scientists found just the right way to get it done and started calling it red dragon. mars is a difficult planet to land on. its atmosphere means the lander has to be protected from heat. that same atmosphere is too thin to support parachutes. it is literally the worst of two red worlds. you have to use rockets. that's how we got to the moon. the space ship that lands on mars has to be way heavier than our moon lander which was partially built with aluminum foil. you are going to need that heat shield. the falcon heavy can do it. you can see how big it is compared to the space shuttle. spacex never launched a falcon heavy. with all those road blocks, spacex says it will land an unmanned capsule soon as 2018. we are almost five months into 2016. the trip takes six months to get there. buried in this is another an

. >>> spacex miraculously ended their rocket engine on oa ship. the single best thing about the footage is how nuts they go over the fact they did it. we have interesting rock an roll and political news for a real 81 dog in republican politics. we've also got son unexpected democratic political news tonight that is making a lot of democrats across the country really happy. really relieved including some news that deriefbed from our james sanders interview. lots going on lots ahead tonight. we start tonight with news that has what i consider to be a grand canyon effect. have you ever been to the grand canyon? everybody says it's awesome. it's amazing. it will proceed your mind. have you seen pick of the grand canyon? yes, it looks very pretty. very impressed. here's the thing about the grand canyon, though. no matter how much you have heard, no matter how prepared you are to be wowed or overwhelmed from your first view in person. when you go there for the first time and look at it in person, it turns out, i promise you, that you are not prepared fo

that is the sound of some very, very happy spacex employees.he bar across the street from spacex headquarters are in a very brisk business now. par of the reason i know i work in the right news room is that made everybody in our news room teary. he thinks spacex should be ready to ferry american astronauts to the space station next year and nasa will not have to pay the russians to take them anymore. the dream lifts. good news all around. in that's not enough to make your day, let me tell you one more thing. that barge, that football field size ship where the rocket successfully landed today, that barge has a name. it's called, quote, of course i still love you. the first barge is for the first couple of landing teams is called just read the instructions. these references to something. you sci-fans i'm looking at you. they are great names for giant drone ships that are designed to catch space rockets and now they do. is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she des

spacex gets ready to ride once again.aunch is more important than ever for elon musk. ♪ into: getting astronauts space is expensive not to mention risky. a handful of private companies are working to bring the price down. in this edition of out of this world, we look at space taxis. historyfirst time in nasa wants to handoff routine international space station resupply missions to private companies. there is much more at stake than that. willpace taxi companies help transport astronauts soon and after that tourists. including companies elon musk's spacex will ferry nasa supplies. we have lift off of spacex a falcon nine. needsice of these trips to come down. space entrepreneurs are counting on two words. reusable rockets. booster rockets sibley burned up on reentry. musk says creating booster rockets that can be reused will reduce the cost of the trip 100 fold. both companies successfully landed rockets to touchdown. his reaction was welcome back baby. since the spatial shuttle program ended in 2011, nasa has been focusin

jane. >> reporter: melissa, it's a spectacular day for spacex.'m going to do this story backwards. i'm going to show you what happened after the launch first. we show the video for the first time, spacex was able to successfully land the first stage booster on a floating barge at sea. they have tried four times before and failed. this time they nailed it. it wasn't the guy a bullseye but it landed upright on a drone ship they have named of course i still love you based on a novel that musk apparently likes. one of the reasons they reconfigured this rocket to be more powerful, has 100 million pounds of thrust, not so much to go up but to bring it back down, a part of it back down, but it did go up as we show you the other video of the launch. it was the first time this newer reconfigured larger falcon 9 rocket has gone back to the international space station, the first time it has carried the dragon space capsule with it inside or 250 experiments. p 7,000 pounds of cargo, supplies and experiments. the most interesting thing of all a $3,100-pound f

spacex provided this rendering of its dragon spacecraft approaching mars. will work with nasa in an extraordinary public/private collaboration. nasa will provide technical support without financial support in exchange spacex will provide nasa with entry and landing data. elon musk founded spacex more than ten years ago with the goal of colonizing mars. >>> members of the house voted today to name the bison in the national mammal of the united states. congress wants to elevate the bison's stature to that of the bald eagle. supporters of the bill say the bison has played a significant role in american history and to native american cultures. the measure will be taken up by the senate for final passage this week. it will then go to the oval office. >>> a canadian researcher say that one minute of hard exercise can provide the same health bern fits of 45 minutes of moderate exercise. they compared sedentary men -- 45 minutes of continuous cycling. both workouts had warm-ups an cooldowns. researchers say for both groups muscle content and oxygen and insulin leve

spacex's new rocket.r at sea again and nearly a year after a rocket explosion elon musk has a very busy launch schedule ahead. we're into the final countdown. we even brauthd our own sound track. we'll be right back. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> we're back on "the halftime report." the race to space heating up with elon musk's spacex making the first mission back to the international space station since a rocket explosion last june. musk, who we told you about earlier, with tesla, in a billionaire battle of sorts with amazon's jeff bezos about the next frontier.

agood way to save money for spacex.apsule that has inflatable room as deirdre talks, looks to be on path to go up to the international space station. so that is great news. aforementioned deirdre bolton is here right now with her show. deirdre. deirdre: this just in. prosecutors confirming several arrests have been made in connection with the attacks in brussels. one of them also a key suspect in november's paris attack where 130 people were killed and hundreds wounded. mohamed abrini believed to be the man in the hat at brussels airport where 32 people were killed and hundreds wounded. i'm deirdre bolton. this is "risk & reward." my colleague gerri willis is with us with details. what is the latest? reporter: here is the latest. a major break through in the

visiting spacex in hawthorne california. fox business was on the story.got an exclusive look at the falcon 9 and the dragon capsule. i interviewed elon musk and he said we're going to put people in this thing, really. and they're getting there. spacex ceo elon musk remaining optimistic, tweeting weather remains 90% go for the 4:43 p.m. eastern launch of falcon 9 and dragon to the space station. >> you believe in ufos? >> why not? it's a big universe. yesterday we broke the news valeant actively discussing the possibility of selling off one of its most prized assets bausch & lomb because the company is struggling, not bausch & lomb, valeant. now saying don't listen to other business networks. >> don't listen to the guy at brand x. liz: why not? >> they're joined at the hip. and bill ackman is the largest shareholder. the last thing he wants to make it seem as if they're having a fire yard sale. i've been through the drill with lehman brothers and other distressed companies. i'm telling you the, the viewer, every asset with people with direct knowledge of t

spacex. the capsule that has inflatable room as deirdre talks, looks to be on path to go up to the international space station. so that is great news. aforementioned deirdre bolton is here right now with her show. deirdre. deirdre: this just in. prosecutors confirming several arrests have been made in connection with the attacks in brussels. one of them also a key suspect in november's paris attack where 130 people were killed and hundreds wounded. mohamed abrini believed to be the man in the hat at brussels airport where 32 people were killed and hundreds wounded. i'm deirdre bolton. this is "risk & reward." my colleague gerri willis is with us with details. what is the latest? reporter: here is the latest. a major break through in the brussels terror attacks and perhaps last november's paris carnage. under arrest 31-year-old belgian moroccan, mohamed abrini, trained by isis in syria and smuggled into europe with refugees. he was on europe's most-wanted list for his presumed role in the pari

spacex provided this rendering of the drag again spacecraft approaching mars. will provide technical support, not financial support, in exchange spacex will provide nasa with entry and landing data. elon musk has the goal of colonizing mars. >> we know what it is like to have a bad hair day when it is not cooperating. >> no matter how bad the day is you have nothing on kevin gibson the 58-year-old was arrested tore marijuana possession in miami. it is not the crime but this bizarre mug shot, we have in idea why only the right half of his face was shaved. he will have plenty of time to grow it out while he waits for the next curt date. >> if you at 6:00, pg&e executives receiver immunity from testifying in san bruno explosion fire with possible reason behind the move. >> we are following breaking news, the son of a murdered san jose couple now in police jose couple now in police custody and hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high spe

in exchange, spacex will provide nasa with entry and landing data.musk found spacex with the goal of live on mars. >> couple was murdered if their him and now their son is under arrest. >> teacher accused of using a >> teacher accused of using a fame online persof young boys. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> from san jose, the son of a san jose couple found murdered over the weekend has been arrested. matt keller at the santa clara county sheriff office office with the details. san jose police said that oldest son was a suspect but only they wanted it talk to him but that has changed. a person hatching his name and age is now in custody at the santa county clear jail. the department of corrections show that rabbi was booked into jail with no bail allowed for the 22-year-old. san jose police cannot locate him when the parents were found shot to death in their him on sunday. golam and shamima rabbi were long time san jose residents and

spacex has landed the rocket on solid the first successful ocean landing in five tries. spacex says two-thirds of its launches will be recovered by the drone ship. >>> how would you like to make $300 a year just for getting a good night's sleep. made you'd pay $300 for that. that's the offer insurance giant aetna is making to its employees as nbc's morgan ratford shows us, the plan is a wakeup call for corporate america and those of you not catching enough zs. >>. >> reporter: we've all been there. that alarm goes off and it's like you haven't slept at all. what if you were paid to sleep. >> definitely. >> yeah. we would totally do it. >> you're going to sleep anyway. might as well get paid for it. >> reporter: that's what aetna is doing. i it's ceo says more sleep for his workers means more money for his business. >> being business fundamentals. >> reporter: employees can track their sleep with a diary or digital device like a fitbit and for every 20 nights they sleep seven hours or more the employee gets $25, earning up to 300 bucks a year. >> dream come true. >> repor

he world watched as spacex managed to land one of their rockets at sea.hey had a couple of failed attempts. from d.o.d.'s perspective, were you watching? how significant are those innovations? >> i was watching, and it was exciting. even more exciting than watching that rocket land on the barnidge was watchin people in the control center for spacex. it is the kind of thing we haven't seen since the apollo program. i am excited about it, and i think it is going to bring a loft benefits both to the government and to folks around the country. >> absolutely, it was. it was fascinating watch. space has become increasingly contested, which is pass nating with adversarial countries launching their own satellite systems. talk to me a little bit about what d.o.d. is doing to respond to that expanding threat. >> sure. space brings tremendous benefits to the military to project forces around the world and protecting our interests. potential adversaries have noticed the way we use space and are replicating their owe own capabilities. the u.s. and its extensive sophis

spacex falcon 9 minutes away from blastoff.nt through this, the thing exploded mid-air. phil keating, what are we looking for and what is this about? >> reporter: first and foremost the weather could not be better for a rocket launch at the air force station. the web site conditions are 90% favorable and it will be an instantaneous launch window, this launch and the cargo ship with supplies and scientific experiments either lifts off or we bait until tomorrow. four and a half minutes after the launch, if it succeeds, the first stage of the rocket will descend back down to earth and the second stage blasts to the space station. spacex holds to land the first stage rocket on the noting drone ship 200 miles east of jacksonville. this is all part of elon musk, the ceo of spacex's plans for roo usability and reducing the cost for sending things into space. the four previous times the rockets crashed hard into the drone ship but they hope for better discuss today. the company did succeed lanking the rocket when they did it in decembe

nasa is supporting the spacex plan. the goal for now is to survey the terrain and collect soil samples. no big deal. jonathan: if they build a starbucks up there, steve rudin might want to go. steve: i might. i do have a poll on my twitter page. if you could visit a planet, which one would you go to. alison: we will get right to that. steve: log on to check out the winners. right now, 54 degrees. the high today was 71. the pollen count is high for the trees even though we had rain earlier today. 55 degrees right now leesburg, 48 in frederick, bwi marshall, fredericksburg in the middle 50's. the cooler air on the way overnight. compared with yesterday at this time come if you were outdoors taking the dog for a walk, it was 22 degrees warmer compared to what it is right now. the cold front has dipped well the south, keeping us cool and cloudy for the next couple days. widen the view, the coolest of the year well to the north, the milder air from yesterday suppressed to the south. .0's charlotte and raleigh the cold front

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spacex plans to send a dragon spacecraft to the red planet by 2018. the trip will take about six months. the ultimate goal is to colonize mars within 10 years. can you imagine doing a live shot from mars. >> the company says it could start sending americans there by next year. >>> it was only available for two weeks, sales of a rare beer brought in $5 million in sonoma county. a new survey reveals the limited release of pliny the younger attracted 16,000 people to the area in february. a majority of the aficionados came from out of town, including 11 foreign countries. the brew has a reputation of one of the best in the world. people waited for hours to taste a sample of it. >> i have had it before. it's pretty good. i still don't know if i'd sleep out in the street for it. >> it's become one of those things like i don't know, the emperor's new clothes or something like that. >>> an enhanced surveillance video in the petrov beating case. the evidence that may corroborate accusations against one of the deputies involved. >> and new information about th

spacex also had three failed landings. those missions are considered more complex than blue origins.>> it seems that blue origin clearly has the lead in getting to 's for commercial space tourism. >> reporter: blue origin has said how much tickets might cost. harward says the virgin galactic flights could started around $200,000 until market demand drives prices back down to earth. brian webb for cbs news.>>> the signs are up and preparations underway for tomorrow's rock 'n roll half marathon in san francisco. in a few hours, 9000 runners will hit the streets starting at the great highway in fulton street. the 13.1 mile course take them along the great highway through the presidio and across the golden gate bridge.>>> surfers and beachgoers are being warned this weekend about rip currents along coastal beaches in the bay area. there is a beach hazard advisory in effect from simone me through tomorrow at 9 pm. people walking along the beach being advised of sneaker waves that can take you right out to see into the next worl

spacex launched the falcon 9 rocket friday. this is the first successful launch since another rocket exploded last year. a camera mounted on the rocket captured the landing after the falcon 9 separated from its cargo capsule, the dragonb capsule taking splice and equipment to the international space station. come out of the shadows. a group of high-profile muslim-americans organized the town hall in hopes of starting a conversation between muslims themselves and others in the community. speakers talked about how political and civic engagement can help fight islam phobia. >> for us to enforcement or be suspicious of law enforcement is not the right approach. it's working with law enforcement, having the right dialogue and letting them know everything that's in our community. not just radicalization, but also the neighborhoods, the kids who might be in gangs in the neighborhood. the traffic. >> he also voiced concerns about the rhetoric of some presidential candidates for further isolating muslims instead of creating a welcoming

they snagged a capsule yesterday that was launched friday by spacex. the falcon 9 rocket later made % history by landing on a barge in the atlantic. the cargo includes three tons of food and equipment, along with 20 mice. they will be used to test the loss of bone and muscle in space. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," a ride hailing service for men and melissa mccarthy defeats heroes at the box office. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> the markets open a few hours after a losing week on wall street brought down by disappointing retail performance. dow lost 214 points over the course of last wem the s&p fell 25 poise and nasdaq finished the week 64 points lower. the owner of daily male could make an offer to buy yahoo!. the daily male spokesman says discussions with private equity firms to fund a bid is in a yahoo! is facing backlash for falling revenue. one owner is calling for new leadership. yahoo! has not commented. >>> it is a bit cheaper today to send mail through the u.s. post office. a first class stamp is now 47 ce

. >>> spacex's delivered an inflatable room next week.ogy could change the way astronauts live in space and maybe one day on mars. the cargo ship made history friday when its rocket booster successfully landed on a drone ship for the first time. that is a game changer for space transportation because it one day may allow spacex to reuse its rockets. >> very impressive. >>> the a's are in first place, 58 dropping down to 56. it's going to be a little chilly once again. looking around the state, you can see scattered showers just about everybody. low to mid-70s through the central valley to 78, palm springs. mid- to upper 6s, san diego, l.a. 68 in monterey. we still have a few ski resorts open. let's take a look. they're going to get some snow thursday, after a few light showers today. hi, sue. >>> but no chance right now, we just checked, it's a little bit warm up there. close to home, a nice traffic flow building from golden gate fields area into san francisco. east shore freeway, a nice 15-minute drive all the way into san francisco. no

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spacex is among the top things this morning.ompany has resumed space station deliveries for nasa. >> spacex stopped cargo flights after an accident on the launchpad in june. last night, it was all systems go. >> five, four, three, two, one -- engine ignition and liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket. science for today and for deep space exploration tomorrow. >> well said. the spacex rocket is caring the first ever inflatable room built for astronauts. it will reach the space station tomorrow and we will keep you posted. >>> this video out of prince george's county is making the rounds. a manager set a guinness book of world record for the largest human domino's system. they used 70,000 square feet and it took 13 minutes and 782nd dish seconds for all the mattresses to tumble. they will be donated to charity groups around the area after a moment like this. >> something to do indoors on a saturday. >> i love that story. >> they all fall down. they all fall down. >>> weatherwise, not really ideal. rain and snow showers and more this after

. >>> private space exploration company spacex is now aiming for mars. the california company plans to send an unmanned capsule to land on the red planet as early as 2018. the company's already using its craft to resupply the international space station. spacex hopes to begin flying americans to the orbiting lab next year. anne-marie? >> i will be watching eagerly with my feet firmly planted on the ground. >> same here. >> hena daniels at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >>> coming up, must-have olympic special uniforms and outfits designed to ward off zika in brazil are unveiled. hello! nice to meet you! welcome, welcome! today i'm going to show you the all-new 2016 chevy cruze and ask you what you think. but here's the catch. you can only answer in emojis. what emoji would you use to describe the design? (sfx: message sent) i think it's sexy. mm-mm-mm! ...it has available built-in 4g lte wifi (sfx: message sent) rock on. that's excellent. we got wifi. this car gets an epa estimated 40 mpg highway. this car is like a unicorn. >>> joe biden and

. >>> new at 5:00, success for spacex. >> liftoff!rying 7,000 pounds of cargo and the first innatable room built for astronauts carrying it up to the international space station scheduled to dock on sunday. this is the first shipment since the launch accident in june. the company successfully landed a booster rocket on a barge off the coast of cape canaveral for the first time. >>> clear skies for the lawns. but out here, a little rain. >> we have rain on the radar. folks heading to tahoe. skiing is still really good but maybe not this afternoon. it's not because of a lack of snow. there's plenty of it. look at the radar. not just rain, thunderstorms right up by donner summit to the northwest and southwest. fresh lightning strikes. you just saw them there grass valley and kirkwood. the highest elevations, it's snow. but it is thundersnow or just regular thunderstorms in the sierra. just a few showers for us markedly quieter. south bay you're quiet a few showers this morning in san jose. you will get more rain tonight. i will throw thi

but now spacex is setting its sites a little farther, specifically mars. after setting a rocket back down on a floating platform in the atlantic, elon musking is hoping to land one of his capsules on the as fast as martinez in may of 2018. >> that's not that far away. >> that's just a couple of months. so musk said that spacex's long-term goal is to colonize mars by the 2020s. >> all right. >> all right. >> yeah. >> and from the future now to the past. a very different journey in an extremely different type of vessel. an ark like noah's ark. >> it's been in the netherlands since being built by a christian organization four years ago. now they are planning to sail it on the open seas. they say the first leg of the journey will be from holland to brazil getting there in early july. >> the ark was built with biblical specifications in mind. 95 feet wide, 410 feet long and 75 feet at all. it can hold more than 5,000 people at once. no word on how many people or pairs of animals will be making the trip. they want to go to the olympics. big crowd. >> i wonder if

now, a than an hour from spacex rocket is going to lift off from cape canaveral where it will begin this journey towards the international space station. for the rocket is unusual cargo. that an inflatable module can be attached to the iss and can be used to extend living quarters, creating a space the size of a small bedroom. another giant leap towards a mission to mars. structures could be the next extraterrestrial breakthrough. upon arrival they can be inflated to provide safe and sustainable living quarters, workspaces, and laboratories for people living in space. nasa and its partners plan to use expendable habitats to make it cheaper and easier to keep astronauts in space and on other planets for longer periods of time. humanss the future and will be using these kinds of modules as we move further and further off the planet. i think it really is the next logical step in humans killing off the planet. -- getting off the planet. reporter: since nasa retired its space shuttle fleet five years ago, it is increasingly looking to private companies for rocket and space station constructio

. >>> a big breakthrough for spacex. >> mission liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket. >> for the first time, the company managed to land a booster rocket successfully on a barge off cape canaveral after launching the supply mission to the international space station. it returned to earth balanced on the thrust of its engine, executing a pervert fect vert tal ical touchdown. this will save spacex millions of dollars giving it an advantage over competitors. >> it is fascinating. >> you usually see huge landings which is hard to do. >> amazing. >> very impressive. >>> what do you say about the weather? i guess mother nature is impressed with what she's doing with us. >> it will get better for us next week. i have better news next week for those of you wondering when it will calm down and warm up and feel like spring. for now, we have to talk about the return of a bit more winter weather to the tri-state tomorrow. a view from the top of the rock camera shows a pretty quiet evening, mostly clear, 43, temperatures aren't that bad. the cloud will be rolling in later on tonight and in a few spots r

for the first time spacex managed to land its falcon 9 booster rocket on a barge, a major step towardsg its rockets reuseable, pretty cool. >> yeah. we're doing bridges and rockets. what do you got going? >>> i got a story you'll only see here on channel 5. a former kpix5 sports intern made his big league debut tonight. it's a good night for the rookies, too. speaking of big leagues a's and giants, right side or wrong side of 3-2 ballgames? we got the story. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, you off from 3rd and >>> baseball up top and a lot of late night hijinx. start you off third and king streets. here the ross stripling family, the dodgers first major league start a gem. a no no for a 7 1/3 inning of work and a no no still going when he was pulled. then bullpen gave it up. an 8th inning, a good time for giants trevor brown, a two run homer tied the game. run charged to stripling, poor guy. it went to extras and the walkoff number by brandon crawford. we're done here. on just two heights giants got it done in -- two hits giants got it done in 10 innings 3-2. >>> ken griffey, jr., a night for him

it was spacex's first delivery for nasa in a year.unch accident last june, you'll remember, put shipments on hold. >>> english golfer danny willett is waking up with a new green jacket this morning after winning the masters. last year's champ, jordan spieth was leading until he ran into trouble on the 12th hole and it only got worse from there. he hit two balls into the water, another into a bunker. willett took advantage and shot par or better on every hole in the final round to finish 5 under and win the tournament. >>> nine minutes before 5:00 right now. a problem on the vine street expressway, first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. what's that about? >> it looks like it could have been caused from slippery roads. can't be completely certain but it looks like what has happened here, this vehicle was coming from the schuylkill expressway around this curve right here, approaching the vine. this is headed to the vine eastbound. now you can see they have road flares out with one lane getting through. traffic slows down going b

. >> spacex launches a rocket with supplies for nasa.plus, why these japanese badminton players were forced into a tearful apology. >> these grandparents aren't worried. they've been warned they'll be watching a sinister version of the animated film that made the jungle would-be popular. . >> it's a different world that we were in. we had no tv. we had no computer games. >> the only real actor in the movie is mogli. the rest is animation. >> the real challenge the team faced is getting emotions out of the animals, which is very tough. like, making a snake speak, it's not an easy task at all. >> critics say and other challenges to make the film resonate across generations in india. this is a widely told tale here. >> the story is set in india. it's author was born here and had an affinity for the country. but many generations have grown up here with the animated disney film of the 1960s, and for them this realistic version comes as a surprise. >> the professor uses the 1960s cartoon version of the jungle book as part of her film studies c

the falcon has landed, making one giant leap for spacex. the company, founded by billionaire elon musk, launched a shipment to the space station today. but the big news is spacex, for the first time, landed its first stage falcon 9 rocket on a floating platform in the atlantic. that's a major step toward making its rockets reusable. and in a month of heavy rain put a dent in california's historic drought? and steve hartman libraries if a promise can be kept for for 40 continues.marol medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people

spacex has had three failed landings, but their missions were more complex than blue drigin's. rl it seems to me blue origin clearly has the lead here in the getting to space first for commercial space tourism. >> reporter: blue origin has yet to reveal how much it will cost to travel to space. virgin galactic says it plans to charge at least $250,000 per person. and, jim, already 700 people have paid deposits. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. coming up, the deadly collision netween a car and a plane. and the device designed to reduce the impact of concussions inspired by bird brains when the "cbs evening news" continues. what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vacci

spacex tweeted planning to spend dragons to mars by 2018. details to come.ing to the specific type of spacecraft spacex would send. -- attachedacted concept art of what dragon would look like. in the solarywhere system. the red dragon mars mission is just the first. it would help demonstrate the technology needed to land large payloads on mars. goal is to enable people to live on other planets. plate- has a lot on his right now. despite being in an overcrowded market, it is expanding to its 24th market in columbus ohio. partnerships with carl's jr. and the cheesecake factory. some question whether door -- discerns -- deserves unicorns status. , you guys have been expanding. making deals. talk to me about your experience with expansion and partnerships? tony: the biggest challenges keeping quality up. door -- was only in three markets for a while. it is certainly no small feat. maintaining the quality that the customers deserve is very difficult. i am a working mom that i see the need here. why does this company survive? it is important to understand how the

spacex maize start its mission to mars in a few years time.at social media and the reaction. ♪ rishaad: it's not just metals more.s get what is driving this cotton spike? >> good morning. a couple ofquite weeks for commodities in china. ,he latest one is carlton enough cotton traded on the busiest day last year to make 9 billion pairs of jeans, a enough for everyone on the planet. that follows a similar pattern to what we saw in the past week , wherel rebar, aluminum you have this big for him spike that is driving up prices, speculative trade piling in. rishaad: it does look a little bit like the stock market bubble we witnessed last year. our authorities concerned? yeah, it certainly looks that way. you have seen the exchanges over ,he last few trading days really every night there trying to calm trading, raising the cost of trading, raising the margins that traders need to buy an order to trade, and also limiting trading hours in some cases. it looks like there is a concern that this is going a bit too far and the authorities are stepping in

spacex has another big launch plant.manned falcon rocket is set to take off a little over an hour from now. the company's spacecraft will attempt to deliver a large hall of supplies to the international space station, including an inflatable model that may one day be used for space hotels. it will be spacex's first station delivery since a launch accident halted shipments last june. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. carol? closing 29ets minutes from now. abigail doolittle live at the nasdaq with the latest. a very different market we saw this morning versus what we see this afternoon. had al: this morning we strong market, the nasdaq up by nearly 1% greatly late morning the nasdaq turned red. now we have the nasdaq lower once again. the index right now on pace to finish the week down by more rally.5%, suggesting the off the february lows starting to spider a bit. the biggest drag on the nasdaq --s month today the stock is down mo