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this is part of elon musk's vision for transport company spacex. multiple attempts that started in january 2005. the company successfully landed two rockets in the atlantic ocean in the past two months. the launch originally scheduled for yesterday was delayed due to a small mechanical problem, but it is now set to take place in about 30 minutes' time. if it happens, we will bring it to you. >>> in the meantime, senator sanders giving hillary clinton a run for her money. in fact, some say she has a good chance of winning the california primary june 7th. we're going to talk about that. >>> and talk about mitt romney as a lone wolf, probably the last one standing against donald trump and the republican party. trump making comments earlier on hillary clinton. >> she lies so much. she was saying last night, so many things. donald trump wants to see japan get nuclear weapons. i never said that.. deirdre: romney's attacks may end up helping hillary clinton, at least that is one point of view. we're going to brief you. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] not

so, two in a row for spacex and reusable rockets. is coming home with 3,700 pounds of cargo, including a lot of samples from ongoing human and biological research up in space. as well as 1,000 test tubes of blood, urine and saliva from scott kelly, the famous astronaut who's now back on earth, all part of nasa's landmark year in space study. the b in two weeks it will inflate into the size of a small apartment like a big balloon blowing up over 45 long minute. it is a test to see if expandable habitats will work in space and for nasa's long-range plans here like going to mars, living spaces for astronauts is absolutely critical. you need to have it cheap, you need to have it easy. and if this kind of technology works they could shoot it all up on one rocket. >> let's hope it does. cool stuff. we'll be right back. i accept i'm not 22 i accept i do a shorter set these days. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my

but the goal with spacex is to make it as routine as air flight.o make the rocket reusable so that you don't throw it away after each flight, which dramatically lowers the cost, and when the cost comes down you can fly much more often, gain more experience. emily: a spacex rocket exploded during a launch in late june, and that was a huge blow. have they fixed the problem? steve: they believe they have. with a very high degree of certainty, they have identified what the problem was. it was a complex detail, but it was a single little bolt inside a tank. emily: so what happened? steve: it failed. but they can push that aside and put in a replacement design that won't have that problem. emily: so will spacex accomplish its goal of getting to mars in the next 15 years? steve: absolutely. the colony might take about 20 years. emily: 20 years to get the colony started? wow. steve: but if you just want to send something to mars and not get it back, they can do it a lot sooner, in a year or two. emily: you have a tesla model s and model x. do you have a pr

station on an the orbital or spacex vehicle. there is an elementary school that can now brag about my spacecraft is up there doing stuff. i did science fairs. i never look back. that theyantee you are never going to be told that you can't do that. this is where nasa does not get enough credit. >> it is really pushed the ball forward. iss, it has been heating the small set market. you cannot launch in their. there you can. interesting is that the u.s. is leading a new era, the small satellite sector. we are going to see tremendous growth. the number of geostationary satellites is not really growing right now. you're going to see this huge growth in constellations over the next few years which will establish a new information skin for planet earth. it helps us with navigation and weather. a permanentill be skin around the planet. we have a customer called one web. aspired to do the initial deployment. >> just a note, we keep using different terms. an idea ofically whose time has come. the reason they are possible is because of you

it was the second successful landing for spacex. they were optimistic about the touchdown, due to the higher rate of speed that the rocket would be traveling, but that's pretty cool. it made it. >>> arsenio hall has filed a $5 million libel lawsuit against sinead o'connor, after the eye singer accused him of supplying drugs to prince. it was a long time hard drug user who got his drugs over the decades from hall. according to the associated press, hall calls it fabricated lies and o'connor barely knew the superstar. cover version of nothing compares to you which was written and composed by prince. >>> poor puppy. animal control services and a vet had to be called to a scene stuck in a bathtub drain. apparently the dog named mr. ruffles, after getting a shampoo. they had to unscrew the drain and free him. hist his toes were swollen, but otherwise doing okay. a proud mr. ruffles with his rescuers. >>> let's look at the weekend weather and see if that's good. mr. bill carins. >> best story of the year so far. mr. ruffles, the spinning

. >>> early morning spacex launch followed by a successful landing and plus a precious pooch gets the run around. we'll explain. "first look" starts right now. good morning. thanks for joining us today. i'm betty nguyen. bombshell revelation, reports suggest that coaches and administrators including joe paterno knew about the sexual abuse allegations against jerry sandusky as early as 1976. the claim emerged in the dispute over whether the university or insurance company should pay penn state's share of about $60 million in settlements with 26 men who say sandusky abused them when they were children. in the newly unsealed court documents the judge wrote in passing that the insurance company claimed that quote, in 1976, the child allegedly reported to psu's head coach joseph paterno he was sexually molested by sandusky. the family issued a statement that read in part because of a single sentence in a court record of an insurance case, joe paterno's reputation has once again been smeared with the unsubstantiated 40-year-old allegation. in response to the allegation and the subsequent me

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and, a repeat success for spacex. this rocket landing marks more than one small step for elon musk. we will explain next. ramy: in this edition of "out of this world," spacex has done a for the second time in a month -- elon musk's commercial space venture has landed a rocket on an ocean platform. the booster touched down after launching a japanese can indication satellite. musk put the chances of a successful landing "maybe even" this time. this was a key test for spacex, which hopes to begin reusing unmanned rockets as early as this summer to lower the cost of each launch. facex remains -- spacex remains the only company to recover a rocket from launch. company also recovered a rocket, but it never reached orbit. fireeye shares took a big hit on friday, plunging 20% off the back of the company's latest earnings report. the cyber security company posted an adjusted loss per share better than estimates, but it was the guidance investors zero day none. fire i said it's second-quarter loss -- fireeye said its second-qua

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we were not even a year old at fox business, and spacex was a young one, too. there it. is this week out at berkshire hathaway shareholders meeting, i asked about elon musk's vision, if it were safe would these two guys visit mars? you have to hear what they say on tonight's claman on call. you can see the full interview, we're pushing for 50,000 followers and "like" our facebook page. all of it right there. >>> we've got break political news right this second. former vice president dick cheney says he will support donald trump as the republican nominee. this is interesting because of course, dick cheney served with the bushes and the bushes said they're going to sit this one out. they will not be endorsing donald trump. as the speaker of the house invites the presumptive nominee to a capitol hill meeting, questions are swirls whether the chasm or the rift between the two or maybe a space between the republican party and donald trump will be joined. i'm joined by john hart, editor in chief of opportunity leaves and a democratic strategist. john, this is your team here. w

is a third wave that spacex is more directly involved in brad.k you. coming up, another of elon musk's grant projects, a future full of electric cars. we look at the hurdles tesla must overcome next. don't forget to tune in this weekend. we will bring you all the best interviews with our field trip to boston. conversations with leading figures at, harvard and m.i.t. and of course mayor marty walsh. "he best of "bloomberg west this weekend on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ brad: turning to another of elon musk's moonshot ideas. how can tesla meet its goal of delivering 500,000 electric cars by 2018? elon musk announced in even more ambitious production schedule on the most recent earnings call earlier this month. >> we are advancing the q3, for the model 3, both substantially. withverall volume plan, tesla aiming to get to half a million run rate in 2018 instead of 2020. this is based off of a tremendous amount of demand for the model 3, which is a fraction of the demand we will have went people -- when people fully understand what the car is capable o

we lost a spacex vehicle, we lost an orbital cargo vehicle and a russian vehicle.nder ordinary circumstances that would have put us dead in the water. we didn't lose a beat. the japanese had a vehicle, the europeans had a vehicle and in the time they were flying ow american partners and the russians were getting themselves back on their feet, so we're back to normal now. >> so when you stood up those programs are now flying leo, low earth orbit, just to the international station about 250 miles or so above the earth. but these entrepreneurs, they think big. elon mus k and richard branson. elon's talking about going to mars. >> he is. >> i wonder does that put him in competition with nasa? >> no. >> explain to me. >> it is not a competition at all. and i think most people in the audience are quite aware that we recently -- or spacex recently announced that they were entering into a partnership with us for what they call the red dragon. what he's looking at that we want. we look at them coming back and landing on a barge or coming back to the cape and landing on a ma

at least part of elon musk's vision for his space transport company spacex. multiple attempts started startn january 2015. the company successfully landed two rockets in the atlantic last go months. five total this year. launch is expected to take place 30 minutes time. we'll bring it to you if it happens. >>> there is new leakedded audio raising questions about katie couric's documentary, deceptive editing is what is being examined here as far as issue of gun control goes. when we come back, a progun guest interviewed by the person who leaked video. >>> fox business, painting exclusive video of socialist venezuela unraveling. citizens pictured here. you can see raiding a truck, looking in garbage for food. economist and author ben stein with me next. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪ (charge music) y

musk said last week spacex's first mission to mars could be less than two years away. that might have seemed like a pipe dream. a lot of people winning the lottery seems like a pipe dream. powerball fever is gripping california. $415 million up for grabs on saturday. >> you're such a nay-sayer. "today in the bay" chuck copp a coppola. somebody's got to win, right, chuck? >> reporter: absolutely. you can't win if you don't play, they tell us. we are here at this particular chevron in milpitas. the reason why we are here is because this is the very spot that sold a winning ticket back in february two years ago that won $426 million. we figured lightning might strike twice. you can see behind me the lottery thing is signed off. you can't check your old tickets, can't sign up yet to play because they tell me the system doesn't come up until about 5:30 or 6:00 a.m. behind me he is waiting for the throng to arrive. they haven't shown up yet. >> i didn't know they turned it off. that's interesting. >> chuck, you were mentioning history of this place and the odds now of actual

the latest mission from spacex. >> a warning about medical apps on your smartphone. what doctors say you need to know before you download. >> and we continue to track the rain over the bay area right now. your full forecast with roberta is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they say he may be >>> this just in. maryland police have arrested a suspect in a deadly shooting in the suburbs of d.c. they say that he may be responsible for a series of crimes including shootings at a mall and a grocery store this morning. authorities say that a woman died at a grocery store. one man died and two others were hurt at a mall a few miles away. police say there's no reason to believe that the victims knew the shooter. >>> a spacex falcon 9 rocket roared to life and took off from cape canaveral, florida this morning. it lit up the sky with a streak of fiery exhaust. it boosted a powerful japanese communications satellite into space. then it successfully landed on and off shore barge for the second month in a row. the same thing happened on april 8 during a space station supply run for nasa.

two in a row for spacex and it is plan for returning rockets.me with 3700 pounds of cargo including samples pro ongoing human and biological research. that includes a thousand test tubes of urine, saliva and blood, all provided by famous astronaut scott kelly is now back on earth but provided those when he was up in space, all part of that big landmark nasa year in space study. bill: one thing delivered last month was the beam, right? that's that expandable habitat. what is happening with that and what will it do, phil? reporter: the beam, the bigelow expandable module has been attached to the station four for weeks. two weeks from now, finally nasa will inflate it. it will be like the size of a small new york city apartment and over 45 minutes it will be like watching a big balloon slowly blowing up. it is built by bigelow aerospace. it's a test to see if expandable habitats will work in space. this is actually a critical test for nasa because, this is possibly the way we're going to get habitats, living in space for our astronauts cheaply and

of course, spacex also wants to send an unmanned space capsule to mars in two years.a much larger rocket to be usable. to spend the money to make a rocket to reuse it. it doesn't make sense when you're only going to mars once in a while. makes a lot of sense when you're going to the space station. >> incredible stuff. thank you. our jane wells. joining us now is buzz aldrin. in 1969 he walked on the moon and since then he's been a tireless advocate of space exploration, written nine books and invented a spatial orbit plan. join know what these words are, buzz, for mars missions. you're out with a new book, "no dream is too high." thanks for joining us at post 9. >> you have to learn the word "cycling orbits." >> cycling orbits. >> that's my word for the future. cycling plans for mars. >> explain that. >> psych ler cycler is around o spacecraft and other spacecraft join up with it and they do something and they leave and they do something else. so when the cycler swings by earth, landers join up with it. then it takes the journey to mars. >> they're drafting. >> i thin

lou: spacex has more reason to celebrate tonight. they have successfully landed the first stage of their falcon rocket on a platform in the atlantic ocean. this is incredible to me. this rocket are flying twice as fast as the one they landed last month. and by reusing the primary rocket stage, spacex is demonstrating that it can slash the price of delivering payloads to space that currently cost nasa about $10,000 per pound. it is a big deal, folks. technologically, scientifically and financially. >>> up next, a stunning new report says pakistan may have poisoned a cia chief in the days and weeks after we killed osama bin laden. general jack keane joins me on that issue and more. stay with us. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: a lot of uncertainty in the world. global growth is slowing, and that anxiety expressed in the market. but today stocks moved higher on wall street. the dow up 79 points, the s&p up 6, the nasdaq up 19. volume on the big board, 3.8 billion shares as we wrap up the trading week. the economy added a disappointi

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gps3ontract to deliver the satellite is a time for spacex, which last year succeeded in certifying the rocket to compete for military space launches. competitiony withdrew after congress banned the use of the russian rd 180 rocket engines for military satellite launches. now we look at public opinion on defense spending. joining me is the director of the university of maryland graham for public consultation and president of voice of the people. thank yo jill: you conducted a survey of 7000 registered voters. talk to them a bit about defense spending. why don't you give me an overview of the survey and maybe some highlights of the results? >> we gave a lot of information about the size of the defense budget and the current arguments pro and call on about what we should be doing about the defense budget. made they came out is 61% some cuts in the defense budget. they were given complete freedom to say what they thought should be done, but the cuts were rather modest. in the context of what is happening with the current defense budget they want to -- they want to pull it down. the majori

. >>> spacex lending one of its reusable rockets on an offshore platform today. >> it's the third time in three months that elon musk's company have made a successful landing at sea. spacex posted this video tonight. >> the unmanned falcon 9 rocket sent a thai communications satellite into orbit. the rocket then descended back to earth with a camera strapped right toyotas side to bring these great shots. you can see the engines make a controlled burn that slows the descent until the rocket lands on the platform. pretty much picture perfect. >> that was pretty cool. all right. our weekend not so cool temperaturewise. >> no. but nice nonetheless. and it's three days at least, sandhya. >> that's right. it is going to be absolutely beautiful this upcoming weekend. not cool. definitely on the hot side inland. you'll notice there are some high clouds passing through the north bay. they're harmless. no need to worry about those. temperatures right now look like this. it's still warm in many parts of the bay area. upper 60s to low 70s inland. we have 50s and 60s elsewhere. and here is a look a

. >>> spacex lending one of its reusable rockets on an offshore platform today. >> it's the third time in three months that elon musk's company have made a successful landing at sea. spacex posted this video tonight. >> the unmanned falcon 9 rocket sent a thai communications satellite into orbit. the rocket then descended back to earth with a camera strapped right toyotas side to bring these great shots. you can see the engines make a controlled burn that slows the descent until the rocket lands on the platform. pretty much picture perfect. >> that was pretty cool. all right. our weekend not so cool temperaturewise. >> no. but nice nonetheless. and it's three days at least, sandhya. >> that's right. it is going to be absolutely beautiful this upcoming weekend. not cool. definitely on the hot side inland. you'll notice there are some high clouds passing through the north bay. they're harmless. no need to worry about those. temperatures right now look like this. it's still warm in many parts of the bay area. upper 60s to low 70s inland. we have 50s and 60s elsewhere. and here is a look a

. >>> spacex successfully launched a falcon 9 rocket overnight from cape canaveral in florida. it was part of a mission to send a japanese communication satellite into orbit. the first stage of the rocket also successfully landed in the atlantic ocean on board a ship called of course i still love you. successfully landing the rocket was a major priority of the mission and the second successful ocean landing for spacex. accou company reps weren't optimistic of the touchdown with the rate of speed this rocket was traveling. >>> arsenio hall has filed a lawsuit against sinead o'connor. o' a facebook post writing that prince was a long time hard drug user who got his drugs over the decades from hall. according to the associated press, hall's lawsuit calls the accusations fabricated laws. you may remember a hit she had which was written and composed by prince. >>> poor puppy. animal control services, they had to be called to the scene of a pup stuck in a bathtub drain! apparently the dog named mr. russells got his paw stuck after a shampoo. rescuers had to spin the pooch. two of mr.

ok. >>> new this morning, spacex has done it again. the company launched a rocket this morning about an hour after midnight and then it landed part of the rocket back on earth in one piece. spacexg rockets. ceo elon musk says that will save thousands of dollars, maybe make space more accessible to people. so as you're thinking of your vacations, you know, a trip to space maybe. >> there you go. >> mars they ev s never looked . >> mars might look good because at least it's try. dry. >> the advantage of having no atmosphere. >> she's that annoyed by the rain. >> if you don't like cold, it's about 200 degrees below zero. outside this morning, oh, map, i wish i had better news for you everybody. into every life a little rain must fall. school forecast for today, kid dough, you know what is coming. i'm grading recess an "f." i got flack yesterdays but i'm telling you, this is "f" recess weather if i've ever seen it. the kids will keep f jeans, honk slee long sleeves, . it will be better by the weekend. >>> breaking news still shut down nort

it was the second successful barge landing for spacex in the last month.the summer the company hopes to start reusing the unmanned falcon rockets on all trips. >>> a beautiful planet, a film shot by astronauts aboard the international space station is a winner. a nonprofit arts group called heartland film has given it an award. they are calling it a breathtaking portrait of earth, providing increased understanding of our planet and the galaxy. jennifer lawrence narrates the film, now playing at all imax theaters. it's a good thing they didn't hire roberta as a photographer. that footage would have been shaky! you would have been all over the place. >> it blows my mind! i cannot wrap my head around that. i really can't. ah! no, i mean, it's hard for me to comprehend all of that beauty. it just really is. >> it's gorgeous. and i love that it's on an imax scream. >> and jennifer lawrence narrating it. she has a great voice. we have to go see it. >> okay, let's go. >> after the morning show. when it comes out. >> we'll check into it. i just like wearing the 3d

eland musk and tesla and spacex came one the concept. >>> another achievement for spacex.brought back nearly two tons of gear from the international space station. the dragon capsule was recovered after splashing into the pacific. it includes results of scott kelly's experiments during his year in orbit. >>> on the cbs "money watch," reaction to instagram's new logo, and the best airlines to book your next trip. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. declining retail stocks led to big losses on wall street. the dow lost 217 points. the s&p fell about 20. the nasdaq finished down 49. >>> one of the retailers hurting big time is the largest u.s. department store chain, macy's. it suffered its biggest one-day loss sincetuate. -- since 2008. it experienced a steep cut in earnings and the annual profit forecast. macy's said shoppers spent less on clothing, and international tourists also saw less. brick and mortar stores have been hurt bay online shopping. >>> google plans to ban ads from payday lenders. google

lou: spacex has more reason to celebrate tonight.a row, they have successfully landed the first stage of their falcon rocket on a platform in the atlantic ocean. this is incredible to me. this rocket are flying twice as fast as the one they landed last month. and by reusing the primary rocket stage, spacex is demonstrating that it can slash the price of delivering payloads to space that currently cost nasa about $10,000 per pound. it is a big deal, folks. technologically, scientifically and financially. >>> up next, a stunning new report says pakistan may have poisoned a cia chief in the days and weeks after we killed osama bin laden. general jack keane joins me on that issue and more. stay with us. we're coming right back. ♪ you've finally earned enough reward miles on your airline credit card. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purch

a spectacular launch of another spacex rocket.way too early" is coming back. >>> this morning, spacex successfully launched a japanese satellite into space and landed its rocket booster on a ship in the atlantic. the falcon 9 rocket launch and landed for the second time taking off from the florida's cape canaveral. it was remarkable. take a look. >> one, zero. liftoff of the falcon 9. >> we have launched from space launch complex, cape canaveral. we are going supersonic right now, passing through maximum dynamic pressure. vehicle has completed the throttle down and throttled back up. >> and it looks like we have -- [ applause ] >> that is cool. >>> arsenio hall is suing sinead o'connor for suggesting he provided prince with drugs. in a facebook post on monday the singer said that investigators looking for the person who supplied prince with prescription drugs should question hall. she also accused the comedian of drugging her years ago. the $5 million defamation suit states he has not had contact with her in 25 years and that mali

spacex launched a rocket and then landed part of it back on earth.'re looking at the video here. this is not the first time the company did this. now though spacex is planning to use the rockets again which could save a lot of money and maybe make space more accessible. >>> no decision has yet been made on adding new security measures at the white house. by 018, t2018, the ser vet serv wants to raise the fence. national planning commission has to approve the proposal. >>> today you can help the gardens sur roup being the national cathedral. it's one of my favorite spots in the city. >> might even find a gift for your mom while you're out. 77th annual flower mart stars this morning on the cathedral grounds. the cherished flower festival draws locals and tourists to help celebrate spring. you can taste local foods and of course buy flowers. all the money raised goes to the volunteer group that puts the mart together. >> 100 years sense our founding in 1916. it's an al volunteer group that raises money for the care and maintenance of the grounds surroun

lou: spacex has more reason to celebrate tonight. they have successfully landed the first stage of their falcon rocket on a platform in the atlantic ocean. this is incredible to me. this rocket are flying twice as fast as the one they landed last month. and by reusing the primary rocket stage, spacex is demonstrating that it can slash the price of delivering payloads to space that currently cost nasa about $10,000 per pound. it is a big deal, folks. technologically, scientifically and financially. >>> up next, a stunning new report says pakistan may have poisoned a cia chief in the days and weeks after we killed osama bin laden. general jack keane joins me on that issue and more. stay with us. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out

elon musk's spacex recently launched a rocket and landed the booster in the oceaning on a barge -- in the ocean on a barge size of a football field. and then he did it again. that feat alone will reduce the cost of rocket launches by about 70%. now, all of these advancements were made possible because someone was willing to ask a very simple question: what if? and i bet each of you has a few what ifst in your mind right now, and with a degree from vaughn in your back pocket, you're ready to start answering some of those questions. now, that's exciting not only for me as head of the faa, but for our entire airuation try. aviation industry. because you're our next generation who will help us define what flight can be and where it's going to take us in the 21st century. we need your ideas, we need your talent, and we need you to be risk takers. now, sometimes taking risks is incredibly scary. especially right now when you're first starting out. i'm sure you're already feeling the pressure to immediately get on the right path. for some of you, maybe it seems like there are a hundred diffe

spacex making history again overnight.he incredible landing that you have got to see next. >>> and we told you about hillary clinton's closest confidant getting grilled by the fbi. this morning we're getting a look at her emails showing how she really feels about her boss. >> what do you think about hillary clinton? >> trump is right. if she was a man she wouldn't get 5% of the votes. >> american children weighing in on the race for the white house. you're not going to want to miss this one. >> it seems like donald trump may actually be into cinco de mayo based on the tweet he sent out today. this is real. it says happy cinco de mayo. the best taco bowls are made in tru trump tower grill. i love hispanics. >>> hillary clinton is going after republican donors, sources say her campaign is courting former jeb bush contributors from his presidential run. they're claiming she is a better alternative to trump. clinton's campaign has reportedly kept a list of top toners for months but didn't contact them until this week after tru

a big week for spacex. the company's unmanned space capsule will be headed back to earth.is currently at the international space station. it's been there about a month. the capsule is going to bring back cargo during its expected splashdown thursday. the return to earth will only take six hours. it could be delayed if the weather doesn't cooperate. >>> a $3 billion town center in cupertino could be in the works. it would turn the shopping mall into the hills of valco. it has over 3,500 signatures. retail stores and officers all topped off with a 30-acre green roof of trails. the initiative will be on the ballot come november. >>> cupertino is growing all over. >> the new apple campus is the driving engine here. >> they will hear plans from a huge new apartment complex near apple's so-called spacex camp. it has a smaller facility there. how close is it? take a look at that map. there is the super spaceship property and there is the apartment property next to it. apple tried to buy that apartment property but the company said no. apple shares are at a new two-year low. they

. >>> spacex success. an unmanned rocket lifted off and landed at sea.hdown surprised even spacex engineers. >>> and clerks fight back when a robber climbs over

video from spacex as the first roce of fall con rocket landed verely on an unmanned barge in the ocean. rbit.is the second time that donaex stuck the landing. the other part of the rocket erkeessfully delivered a communications satellite into space. omic pump says if he becomes licaident he'll dismiss janet ning m when her term expires. but says he would want a he fblican at the helm of the central bank. an lier this morning mr. trump suggested the u.s. draw down its debt by not paying back lenders on the us bonds, an idea that critics say would send the economy sbo an abyss. ris/"the new york times" says this idea is without precedent in the history of the united states. >> i would argue that as a businessman i bet that mr. trump has never done that. >> i bet he's done it several times in the sense that's essentially how you do bankruptcy. i think that's what he's thinking of, the us of a cannot declare bankruptcy. nextou're right. i stand corrected. >>> l.i.f.t. and general motters dre going to start testing self driving bolts on the roads l a in the next few years, according to "the

you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> more success at sea for spacex. the private company landed its falcon 9 rocket on a barge about 400 miles off florida's coast. the third such successful landing. spacex is trying to perfect reusable rockets to lower the cost of spaceflight. >>> coming up, how do you stop a illegal drone fights? how about a cop with feathers and claws? we'll be right back. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo. well, mother nature is turning up the heat for memorial day weekend. the fountains sure do look tempting as the thermometer rise, don't they? many making sure they have plenty every sunday screen, wearing their hats, experts recommend you stay hydrated with plenty of water, wear loose, light colored clothing never leave your kids or pets in the car with the windows up. now the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist just fin drabick. >> good morning, everyone else, this could be our first heatwave of the season for philadelphia. could be hitting 3 days in a row just at 09 degreesment onc

. >>> happening now, spacex is heading back to earth with science samples. it left the international space station this morning. it's expected to splash down into the pacific this afternoon. nearly 4,000 items are filling it including blood and urine samples. >>> we just got word in the last seven minutes ago an agreement has been reached to end the nine-day hunger strike. >> four students have been going without solid food. it's going to be a 1:00 announcement. >>> also, still ahead, a daring kitty put on quite a show. we'll show you the hear >>> we're getting word there's heavy police presence in the area. police were chasing a homicide suspect. this is where the chase came to an end. they have given no other details on this homicide. we're tracking down more details for you. follow us on twitter for more updates at abc7news.com. >>> completely different news. this is about a cat. it has freaked me out. obviously this cat has a couple lives left in him. >> take a look. he's stuck on this lamp post in algeria. you see people trying to save him. he decides i

you're looking at a spacex rocket launch from earlier this month. today spacex is trying to launch the another satellite into space. they originally planned that launch for last night, but called it off out of an abundance of caution. the company says it found a tiny glitch in an engine. >>> also today, they're attempting to inflate a room on the international space station. nasa first tried this yesterday. didn't work out. the expandible crew activity module is basically a smaller version of the future moon bases and colonies to mars. nasa says there are just a few kinks to figure out. >>> she has a rare form of brain cancer and another surgery coming up, but chloe williams has had a network. usually at this time of year first graders are just thinking about summer vacation. but right now this group of students is getting ready to honor chloe williams. she's a first grader at a creative and performing arts academy in suitland. and even after multiple brain and speeinal surgery, today shes going back to school. to celebrate the school is holding cou