spacex has been remarkable.hose technologies that is going to help to drive that side of the space business and make it more viable and useful. i think about how spacex is sometimesi think about how spacex is doing what it is doing. thinking about outsourcing some of the easier tasks that nasa would pursue so that nasa can pursue the difficult things like juno at jupiter. as the commercial entities take on this work, they have the ability to do things that perhaps nasa can't do as easily. but what they are doing is they are adding to our capability to access lower orbit and put up different kinds of payloads, to create systems that can work together and get more done than one system by itself. it is great to see what spacex is doing. along with the other companies that are expanding in that direction. >> as we talk about the private public division, after juno is finished, we are not going to have it a spacecraft looking at one of the planets for a first time in a long time. >> that is true. let's do it this way

the spacex rocket. >> yes, yes. as a matter of fact, we have been watching spacex with a great deal of interest, and also blue origin. and we have opened a conversation with spacex not yet to acquire an entire rocket, but we're very much interested in acquiring one of the engines that has been used. and then as we watch their history, as they move into a more frequent pace of operations and evolve their technology, we're going to be watching that. and i think we'll eventually bring something larger into the museum. but right now we think an engine would be a perfect acquisition. >> why mars? and will we see that? >> well, mars has been on the horizon for as long as people have been dreaming of space flight. i think it's the planet that is most familiar to people, the one that seems most like earth, even though it's very much different from earth. and it's just far enough away to be this beckoning challenge. nasa is gearing up for a mission to mars in terms of the technology they're developing and the astronauts they

spacex are using 3-d printing to build their engines and using things to launch in space. >> how is spacex doing? there have been failures and successes. >> i'd say far more successes than failures as far as spacex goes. their track record sib credible. >> they're changing the game now because people aren't flocking to spacex launches for their launches actually, they're flocking to them because they do the crazy landings. the last one didn't work out so well, but they learned from that. they have been able to land four rockets, at this point, and that's insane. that is really incredible. >> it's amazing to think how critical we are, derek, right, that we're no longer judging the takeoffs but the actual landings when it comes back down? >> and that's a whole new field spacex is pursuing the idea of the vertical landing bringing back the booster so it can be reusable. we find this is something that all of the other technologies are using, the other companies in the commercial line are beginning to look at making use of this so that the booster systems are reusable. but, you know, spacex rea

spacex has been remarkable. those technologies that is that to help to drive side of the space business and make it more viable and us useful. i think about how spacex is doing what it is doing. you can pursue the difficult things like juno at jupiter. as the commercial entities take on this work, they have the ability to do things that perhaps nasa can't do as easily. they are adding to our capability to access lower orbit and put up different kinds of payloads, to create systems that can work together and get more done than one system by itself. it is great to see what spacex is doing. we talk about the private public division,fter juno is going towe are not have a spacecraft looking at one of the planets for a first time in a long time. >> that is true. there will still be spacecraft -- atg at linux up close, planets up close, particularly mars. the mission on that has been extended. the issue is we don't have anything in the pipeline for further exploration and the solar system for major planets coming up. t

the spacex rocket. >> yes, yes. as a matter of fact, we have been watching spacex with a great deal of interest, and also blue origin. and we have opened a conversation with spacex not yet to acquire an entire rocket, but we're very much interested in acquiring one of the engines that has been used. and then as we watch their history, as they move into a more frequent pace of operations and evolve their technology, we're going to be watching that. and i think we'll eventually bring something larger into the museum. but right now we think an engine would be a perfect acquisition. >> why mars? and will we see that? >> well, mars has been on the horizon for as long as people have been dreaming of space flight. i think it's the planet that is most familiar to people, the one that seems most like earth, even though it's very much different from earth. and it's just far enough away to be this beckoning challenge. nasa is gearing up for a mission to mars in terms of the technology they're developing and the astronauts they

last year, the same model was destroyed in a spacex crash.he good news is excellent weather is forecasted for the launch about 12:30 tomorrow morning from cape canaveral. they not only hope to get the supplies and get their left over booster back at cape canaveral. they've tried this four times before and only cusucceeded onc and they're hoping this will be twice. and they did it once. it was pretty impressive stuff. you're talking really good air. >> for july standards, quite the opposite right now. if you're heading towards san jose, 75 degrees, clear skies and pretty pleasant forecast. and as we approach tomorrow morning, close to 60. so, the sunday forecast has temperatures in the 80s in the south bay. san francisco staying in the 60s. and the seven-day forecast, not much change to wednesday. they start to climb on up and a similar trend in the inland valleys and the heat turns back on. thursday and friday. second half of next week looks like we could get a taste of heat. and except for the fog and mist out on the coast tomorrow. >> thank

. >>> spacex getting ready to send a falcon rocket back in to space this fall. that's the key word, back into space. spacex tested a rocket on a test pad in texas. they sent this one into space before. so no matter how you count down, guys, ten, nine, it's not going to go anywhere. it's a test. but it worked absolutely perfectly. spacex hopes it can safe money by sending the rockets up and as you've seen land them back down on barngs, cleaning them up, sending them back up again. hopefully save money and undercut the competition. >> reusable, renewable. >> recyclable, spacex rocket sglsz that was like an ad. >>> oh, my gosh. that's so cool. i've never seen anything like that before. it's still going. >> while we're talking about rockets, a lot of people were buzzing about this all week. we showed the video yesterday morning. a mysterious week we wednesday night across the sky. we now have an official answer as to what the lights were. it was a rocket, chinese rocket breaking up on re-entry into th. that information finally confirmed by the u.s. military. >> the

. >>> tonight's spacex mission to outer space will take scientist inside the human body. the tools being delivered for a first of its kind research project the space. >>> it was a breezy finish to the weekend. that brought cooler temperatures. ten degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday, and we have cooler air to deal with before temperatures rebound. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> hinchs of people came out today to stop an effort to re-call san francisco mayored lee. >> there's no justification for anybody saying you going to re-call ed lee. >> abc7 news was in china town as former mayor willy brown and six city supervisors came out against the re-call effort that started on friday. even those who have been critical said a re-call is not the right move. >> re-call is for somethi

spacex testing one of the previously used first stage os an test pad in texas. spacex hopes to save money by sending rockets up, bringing them down, landing them and reusing it. everything went according to plan. looking at maybe september for the first launch or relaunch, i guess, of a rocket by spacex. >> it's remarkable to see the things they're doing. >> really cool. >> is that a time-lapse with that all that moek? >> no, i think that was realtime. >> that's what he's cooking up. thank you, scott. >> they're going to be cooking up a lot of garlic in the south bay. it is that time of year again. look at that. bam. yep. live pictures. bam, a little slow que. cue the bam. time delay. garlic festival getting under way in a couple of hours. they will be cooking up a storm. this afternoon, champion of charities cookoff event. that's a competition between four teams of south bay, first responders. they're trying to win $3,000 for the charity of their choice. also plenty of garlic food, they've even got garlic ice cream out there. live cooking demonstrations, a lot

. >>> tonight's spacex mission to outer space will take scientist inside the human body. the tools being delivered for a first of its kind research project the space. >>> it was a breezy finish to the weekend. that brought cooler temperatures. ten degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday, and we have cooler air to deal with before temperatures rebound. >>> hinchs of people came out today to stop an effort to re-call san francisco mayored lee. >> there's no justification for anybody saying you going to re-call ed lee. >> abc7 news was in china town as former mayor willy brown and six city supervisors came out against the re-call effort that started on friday. even those who have been critical said a re-call is not the right move. >> re-call is for something where there is illegal conduct, malfeasance. >> whenever there's a re-call effort, i always ask, what am i doing for the city to make sure i'm doing the right thing. i believe we are. i believe that having been re-elected eight months ago and having the voters say, we're going to put up a house. >> the group tryin

spacex hopes to land the dragon 2 capsule on mars as early as 2018.spending about $30 million on the mission. >>> and how about a slurpee delivered by a drone? 7-eleven made its first drone delivery to a customer's home. the order included slurpees and and doughnuts and coffee and a chicken sandwich flown to a backyard in reno, nevada, last week. the delivery was a test. seven eleven is not sure when regular drone service will begin. >> i have a question. do you have to tip the drone? >> and does a slurpee melt? >> all of these ethical and other questions pop up whenever the drone pops in to do something new for us. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, ice bucket breakthrough. you remember this viral internet challenge. it raised millions for research that led to an important discovery in the fight against a.l.s. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. nutella - spread the happy! i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. (to dog)give it

spacex plans to reuse the rocket later this career. face x competed this picture showing the falcon taking off on the left and land obtain right. all the annual aids walk in san francisco raised nearly $2 million online and brought thousands out to golden gate park yesterday morning. we are a rudd sponsor of the event east year and our news anchor said it is a walk in the park with a life saving purpose. ♪ your true colors ♪ shining through >> broadway star mcdonald captured the remain motion of "true colors," aids walk san francisco is all about putting one foot in front of the other through beautiful golden gate park. we are a major sponsor of aids walk san francisco and abc7 news anchor was master of ceremonies. >> are you glad to be at aids walk, 30 years? >> in 30 years, $86 million has been raised for hiv and aids programs and services in the bay area. john started coming in 1989. >> everyone gathered together and it and a big happy family. >> there was dancing and heartfelt testimonials from long time survivor whose have said a

. >>> the big moment for spacex tonight. why employees from the company are celebrating another successful mission. stay with us. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> the race for the white house now centers on both parties political conventions. republicans begin theirs in cleveland tomorrow. democrats will follow in philadelphia next week. and no matter what your party affiliation, security tops the agenda. abc news reporter marci gonzalez explains from cleveland tonight. >> hi, eric, good evening. security is even more of a focus here now with protests already beginning here, and even more planned for tomorrow. anti-trump protesters marching through cleveland. a peaceful demonstration ahead of the republican national convention. with police here on alert, especially following the deadly ambush

. >> and spacex makes good on a space station docking port. it arrived to the space station with more than two tons of supplies. it was launched from florida on monday. spacex is working on sending a crew to space. >>> facebook is planning to expand their campus, but they have to get the okay, first. they asked to build adecisional office space. if you drive that rouse, you know it is clogs with traffic. they are pledging millions of dollars to tackle the traffic problem. >> a mother fears for her child's safety. turns out the whole thing was a scam. we spoke to the victim of this terrifying scam. >> this mother who didn't want to be identified said the kidnappers called her at work, saying they had her daughter. >> he said i will let you talk to her right now. he said this is real, this is happening. >> terrified she left notes for coworkers to call police. her daughter was walking through the park alone, but on the phone with other scammers. >> they made me believe she was with them, and they made her believe i was with them. >> and they sai

spa spacex plans to reuse the rocket later this year. capsule will dock with the international space station on wednesday. it's carrying supplies for experiments that will be conducted by astronaut kate rubens. >>> pokemon go craze took over the california state fair today. the chp tweeted this animated guest of their booth with pokemon characters. the state fair organized a pokemon card tournament and the winner gets the prizes in this photo. bigger than life pokemons, what could be better? >> just about anything from my perspective. >> you're not 12. >> but i act 12 a lot. >>> tonight, find out how to get access to big discounts on almost anything really. >> the simple trick that could help you save a whole lot of you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> consumer news now. there's huge discounts being offered every day that consumers aren't getting in on. t

spa spacex plans to reuse the rocket later this year.agon capsule will dock with the international space station on wednesday. it's carrying supplies for experiments that will be conducted by astronaut kate rubens. >>> pokemon go craze took over the california state fair today. the chp tweeted this animated guest of their booth with pokemon characters. the state fair organized a pokemon card tournament and the winner gets the prizes in this photo. bigger than life pokemons, what could be better? >> just about anything from my perspective. >> you're not 12. >> but i act 12 a lot. >>> tonight, find out how to get access to big discounts on almost anything really. >> the simple trick that could help you save a who >>> consumer news now. there's huge discounts being offered every day that consumers aren't getting in on. the reason is they don't use one simple trick. >> guess who knows that simple trick. >> i'm all over it. look, this secret is an open one, but rarely used by consumers. price matches. have you actually done it? have you asked

that thee i suspect big ones, especially spacex, losing tons and tons of money. 5,000 employees with,$100 million in revenue probably for launch? that doesn't get you there. >> but if it's the same model on know, internet startups, they are all losing a lot of money. linkedin is using a lot of money. lose money a lot of times. >> are the people who used to go a government or agency, are they now looking at startups, and is that changing of whatre of sort happens to these people? a lot of them would stay in academia. world starting businesses. >> so, yes, to be an entrepreneur you need different skills. but what we've seen in recent years is all these big talents, engineers, either from ucla, u.c.f., are not going to the large corporation anymore, but more wanting to be ored by the new startups even these emerging successful players. >> where do you find the best talent? >> yes. we have a couple of spots around globe. in the u.s., you will find them mostly around stanford, a lot also in l.a. that's why we set up base there. that's for the u.s. a huge pool of talents in europe. is munic

coming up, spacex, virgin galactic. we're going to talk to francois next.orget to tune in this week. we'll bring in the best interviews from the entire week. best of bloomberg west, this weekend. ♪ >> and now to the space race. the new space race. over the past few years, we've seen an influx of aerospace firms. we caught up with the director of nasa's research center and asked about how nasa is benefiting from the increased competition. >> we don't have all the best ideas. and a lot of the opportunity, the ideas developed, we're building upon things that are done outside of the aerospace industry to help do our emissions as well. >> francois is the founder of the star burst accelerator. i asked him for his thoughts on space race 2.0. >> you're right. it's been a very booming, the last three, four years. even last year and this year has been extremely busy. we've seen innovations. of course, related to purely space, following facebook. a couple of startups. we know yesterday at nasa, the rocket lab was pitching in front of a large corporation. whether it's

. >>> coming up, the big day for private space company spacex after a successful morning launch of a rocket from florida. >>> new at noon, the chp announced it made an arrest connected to a sideshow that shut down traffic on the bay bridge yesterday. that happened around 3:30 in the afternoon. these are pictures of the sideshow that the chp shared with us. a woman stuck in traffic called highway patrol and gave a description of the vehicles involved. based on that information officers pulled two of the cars over. one was cited and released. another was arrested and had his vehicle impounded. >>> the private space company spacex had a big morning after the successful early morning launch of a falcon 9 rocket from florida. the rocket booster landed safely and vertically. take a look at the left. that's where you see what it looked like from a distance. the right side is the viewpoint of the rocket as it touches back down on the pad. the second time a booster used for an actual launch has safely done that. the dragon spacecraft that the rocket sent into space is delivering two and a hal

. >>> spacex made another successful launch of the "falcon 1" rocket a few hours ago. on the way to the international space station carrying supplies. now, to be honest, the launches have become a bit routine. i will acknowledge that. but what is not routine is this. the landing of the first. look at that. they did it on dry land this time. the rocket launched perfect. much steadier, clearer shot than we were able to going from the sea barges. later this fall spacex is going to relaunch one of the first stages for the first time. let's take a look at stocks. landon dowdy, good morning. >> hi. good morning. wall street looks to add to last week's gains. futures are higher this morning. markets rising for the third straight week as the brexit fears fade and positive earnsings report. dow closing at record high on friday. lots of earnings this week starting today with bank of america, ibm, netflix as well as ya hoop. the dow rising 10 points friday. the nasdaq slipping 4 to 5029. >> thank you. >>> speaking of yahoo!. we expect today yahoo! will take its final bid. sometim

s confident in spacex is growing. they signed a second contract to send aft the astronauts to the international space station. spacex will begin testing next spring. the second mission doesn't have a launch date yesterday. two weeks ago they began the first launch to improve orbit. it's on track to get astronauts into space on a budget. >>> a volcano on hawaii's big island has reached the ocean for the first time since 2013. lava creates huge plumes of steam as it hits the water and cools into rock. the flow traveled more than six miles to reach the ocean this week tonight bookstores in the bay aer and around the world will do something they haven't done in nine years. they are hosting a late night event. the harry potter play official opens in london today and the book goes on sale at midnight. some cities will celebrate the big return tonight jelly belly welcomed the 7 millionth visitor. they were actually visiting from new zealand. they first offered tours back in 1986. the 6 millionth visitor was back on october,

s confident in spacex is growing. they signed a second contract to send aft the astronauts to the international space station. spacex will begin testing next spring. the first piloted mission the following august. the second mission doesn't have a launch date yesterday. two weeks ago the falcon 9 became the first rocket to be relaunched into orbit. it's on track to get astronauts into space on a budget. >>> a volcano on hawaii's big island has reached the ocean for the first time since 2013. it began flowing back in may. lava creates huge plumes of steam as it hits the water and cools into rock. the flow traveled more than six miles to reach the ocean this week. >>> tonight bookstores in the bay area and around the world will do something they haven't done in nine years. they are hosting a late night event. harry potter the cursed child opens tonight in london. of the book goes on sale at midnight. >>> jelly belly welcomed the seven millionth visitor. they were actually visiting from new zealand. they first offered to

it touched back down to the spacex landing at cape canaveral shortly after takeoff.the second time spacex has pulled off that type of ground landing. >>> you are up to date. that's the news update this hour. i think i'm sending it back down to you, john. >> thank you, sue. >>> shares of nintendo soared 70% riding high on the pokemon go phenomenon. the gaming company partnering with niantic labs to release the augmented reality mobile game this month. joining us to break down the pokemon craze, a top investor in niantic series a funding round. great to have you with us. >> thank you. great to be on. >> i want to ask. niantic had ingress before pokemon go. what is the main takeaway to build a business on here? is it that you need some kind of cultural touch point that people can really relate to for a game to go really viral, or are there little pieces of game mechanics that were different in pokemon go that you think this company is going to be able to build on to create more success in the future? >> well, i think both of those statements are true. i think that you c

. >> big moment for spacex overnight, and engineers are overnight, and engineers are >> benicia, sanon, san mateo, by bay >>> the c.h.p. said that speeding is likely to blame for a deadly crash this pittsburg eastbound highway 4 at exit. a man driving a gray pickup was speeding swerving in and out of the lanes leaving the road, overdumped and smashed into a tree. the driver died at scene. >> walnut creek police dog is recovering. there was a violent confrontation with a hit-and-run accident suspect. the dog was stabbed while trying to capture the suspect. the police used tasers and boon bags on the suspect gonzalez before sending in the dog. the officer has serious injuries and the dog and the officers are expected to survive. >> a change if you drive along interrogate 80 when caltran will activate 43 ramp meters. the lights in both directions will be solid friend define 5:00 and 8:00 for a week. the lights part of the smart corridor system and intelligent adaptive system that monitoring traffic in the corridor and uses the ramp meters in real time. the system should be up and readie

in which she chronicles an elite group of women and their contributions to rocket design and spacex portion and the first american satellite. she's interviewed by lisa rand. >> they did a lot of trajectories. the calculated the potential of different rocket propellant and they did trajectories for many of the early models. -- things changed when nasa was formed and the space race happen. women roles changed. they ended up becoming the computer programmers and they had these incredibly long careers at nasa. 40-50 years. one still works in nasa today. >> on sunday, in-depth is life with sebastian younger who will take your calls and texts and e-mail questions from into 3:00 pm eastern discussing his latest book. he is also the author of war. and several other books. 9 p.m. eastern, part of a special two-part interview with mark green former special interest lawyer. author of bright infinite future. in memoir on the progressive rise. monday at 2:30 p.m. eastern, but to be touristy harsh collection, the largest african-american history collection in the midwest. house at the chicago public libr

it's a 40-member team in an open source design competition through spacex.rototype is far from reality. >>> the forecast now, meteorologist drew tuma telling us if the fog is going to impair our vision of the fireworks. >> as is always the case on the fourth of july location is key, as to who sees the fog and who has clear skies. right now that fog already trying to make it inland, live doppler 7hd in terms of recent, way are free from that but we turn on the fog, and it's live doppler 7hd is tracking that fog, pushing through the golden gate strait. moving into the financial district, foggy in daly city as well as sunset and richmond district. and live look outside, see the picture from mt. tam cam to the west. that fog is making its way east and there will be widespread fog overnight tonight and first thing on your fourth of july tomorrow. current temperatures, typical spread this time of the year, half moon bay, 57. total sunshine in antioch, you're warm, near 90. 67 in oak land. 76 san jose, santa rosa, 74. overnight tonight a couple spots with the fog,

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spacex is working on sending a crew to space.oeing is developing a capsule for astronauts right now. >>> when it comes to pokemon go just about anything you hear these days can be hard to believe. it would have include the turnout tonight for first of its kind crawl. organizers are using social media to plan a pokemon go crawl through san francisco at 6:00 p.m. at both deloris park and the embarcadero. if you believe the event on facebook page, 8,000 people could be taking part. another 28,000 are interested. nothing to sneeze at. police reportedly plan to add extra patrols along that route because they're expecting such a large crowd. >> they're actually using our forces, police forces now to help people guide them as they are on their pokemon -- >> they're obsessed. >> the police force is to protect the people, not the pokemon. >> you're going to see all these people looking down on an absolutely beautiful day. >> priorities here. >> i know. and we're going to have a lot of sunshine out there. warm temperatures all across the b

another astronaut captured the drag on cap pull that carries 5,000 pounds of flies was launched by spacex on monday. it will return to either on august 29 carrying "critical science research." >> the power jackpot on saturday is $390. no one last matched night. no one has won the powerball jackpot since may 7, 21 drawings, again, if you have not heard, the saturday jackpot is now $390. million. dollars. mike? >> we will buy tickets...if you win we will split. in i win i will give you your money back for the ticket the. >> you are so generous! good morning, everyone. our extremes, pacifica is 58. daly city is 59. san francisco is 63. on the other end, pittsburg is 87 and antioch and brentwood around 90. at the game, i did not see in the a's won, they swept yesterday. they got the rays in town, either way...though won two out of three. dropping down to 60. breezy at lake tahoe, fresno is 100. the heat is. cog our way. sue? >> looking at road work being milked up as we speak. this is 80 westbound at the powell street exit off to the right hand shoulder so traffic is slowing. it is busy this

. >> happening now, spacex is arriving at the international space station, the launch occurring on mondayastronaut, a local high school graduate is on the capsule and is using the first ever d.n.a. sequencing in space. >> some people are so into pokemon go they are losing control. literally. watch between the two baltimore police officers. an officer's body camera catch as toyota slamming into a patrol car. officers run to check on the people in the vehicle and the phone is still in the driver's hand and that is what he gets for playing pokemon go while driving the. >> an appeals court upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit that took issue with lack of environmental reveal for a shipment of because of missing of six month law. it is claims the fumes released at the terminal are not unhealthy. >> if you are dying to stay inside the renovateed bayview house, the historic san francisco landmark is holding an open house for the community. these are renderings of the work, ribbon cutting ceremony at 5 o'clock, the mayor lee and representative nancy pelosi are expected to attend. renovations took th

. >>> a successful launch for the spacex rocket and reuseful booster. >> allyson, will the thunderstormsoday? >> absolutely. to the west, a stronger chance of seeing the storms. the winds will stay out of the south, southwest, and leaving the humidity high and temperatures back into the 9s today. 73 right now for leeburg, and 71 for washington, and culpepper, a little bit cooler. we are starting off with a few clouds out there. notice the thunderstorms. an area through the maryland panhandle that could see stronger storms, and as it heads over east of 81, watch it fizzle out it never makes it to the beltway. i will say there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, but the better chance of th together, on the corridor today. 96 for the high today, and we will see the winds to the southwest. i have good-looking temperatures on the 7-day in ad by the. >> a -- 7-day in a bit. >>> a busy day with the fatal accident here near alabama avenue and nailer road, and again shutdown in both directions, and north of there following construction, remember this is new here. this is a 4-m

spacex launched a rocket early this morning.assau needs the new docking setup before americans can fly there in crew capsules. the rocket is expected to arrive at the space station wednesday. >>> olympics organizers have heightened security concerns following the bastille day attack in nice. federal state and local officials took part in a simulation in bryzagalazil. brazilian and foreign officials say they are not aware of any credible threats to the games in terms of intelligence chatter. >>> in just 18 days, the summer olympics will kick off. jacqueline london will be traveling to rio. you can watch her reports and all the action here on nbc 10. >>> the world anti-doping agency will release a report today in allegations that athletes used performance enhancing drugs in sochi. team members attended a farewell ceremony in sochi yesterday, up sure of what today might hold. russia's track and field team is already banned from the upcoming olympics. >>> good morning, jessica boyington checking on your first alert traffic. we're wa

. >>> spacex has two successes to celebrate after today's early morning launch. the first stage rocket booster landed safely and vertically. you will see on the left-hand side, you can see what that scene looked like from a distance. the right sideshows the viewpoint of the rocket as it touches back down. the second time a booster used for a launch has safely done that. the dragon spacecraft is delivering two and a half tons of supplies to the international space station. that includes a docking hatch. the previous attempt by spacex was unsuccessful when the rocket blew up. >>> yahoo is expected to release their numbers today. final bids on the company's core business, that includes advertising, search and content including yahoo mail. joint buds are expected from at&t and verizon and berkshire hathaway and the owner of the cleveland cavaliers. they could reject the bids, but most analysts expect the sale to go through. >>> the new pokemon go game is creating demand for old pokemon merchandise. that includes original pokemon cards and games and retailers includin

spacex not only successfully launched the payload early this morning, it also brought the first staget base back to cape canaveral for a soft landing which means it can be used again. >> absolutely amazing watching that. >>> this morning we're hearing one celebrity's harrowing tale of escape from last week's terror attack in france. >> u2's bono was at a cafe in nice when that truck was driven into a crowd. he and others were just terrified and ordered to hide. eventually they were rescued by anti-terror police. since the attack bono posted a twitter picture and captioned it love is bigger than anything in its way. >>> guess what, "star wars" fans, han solo is not dead. he's just gotten younger. this guy, that started in "hail, caesar!" is the new man to play the young version of the smuggler who becomes a leader in the rebel alliance. the 26-year-old will star in the untitled film from our parent company disney that centers on han's early years. he described the audition process as amazing. saying he never screen tested with a wookie. >> we'll see who plays chewy. >>> whales are know

. >> that was spacex's successful launch this morning.manned falcon rocket and dragon cargo ship are expected to deliver nearly 5,000 pounds of cargo to the international space station. the first stage rocket booster also successfully landed back on land. >>> they were neck and neck for much of the day. phil mickelson at age 46 trying to become the oldest golfer to win the coveted cup since 1867 but sweden's henrik stenson managed to finish off lefty by tying a major record with a 63, including ten birdies and two bogeys. stenson finished with a 20 under 264 beating mickelson by just three strokes. >>> a bit of a rocky rollout for trump/pence. we'll tell you what was burning up the blogosphere. "scrambled politics" is next. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. with booking.com's range rebel and key can wing it all the way to jordan and chelse

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he infected in -- he invested in spacex, bnb.nie: how will he be received by the crowd, the delegates? he is homosexual, the first gay to speak at the rnc. our sources tell us he will talk about being a gay american at the convention. it is a question on how he will be received. a lot of his interests and policies are not aligned with trump. he is a libertarian guy. he has libertarian views toward trade and immigration. a lot of those beliefs are sort of contrary to what trump has been talking about on the campaign trail. he is pro-immigration, pro-free trade. david: he is, like many denizens of silicon valley, interested in disruption. a number of people say you may be interested in supporting donald trump because of the disruptive nature of his campaign. ellen: he is into creative destruction. many people would say he believes in creative destruction when it comes to politics, too. he is a very competent chessplayer. some of his friends say this is almost the ultimate blowing up of the status quo and to clear the way of whateve

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bingo a company like spacex where peter thiel is an investor and their main customers are governments. carol: how do his colleagues in silicon valley feel about his connection with donald trump -- >> donald trump, as he is in other industries, is a polarizing figure. in silicon valley, he really kind of rankles people. silicon valley is very sort of touchy-feely. donald trump might call it politically correct. thiel's support for him is very much politically indirect even among members of his inner circle. even people who are close to him have not really talked about it david: the cover of "bloomberg businessweek". talk about the decision to go black and white against this fleshy background. >> the photographer is someone great. he actually specializes in black and white. it wasn't super deliberate. we just needed a photographer who loves black and white work. there's something about black and white makes it a little more timeless and a little more iconic. we really like that about it trade in certain respects, you kind of don't know whether it's 2016 or 1950. it does look like the 19

the capsule was launched by spacex on monday. it will return to earth on august 29th carrying what nasa calls critical science research. >> a moment in world history took place 47 years ago today. it was july 20th, 1969, when kneel arm strong became the first person to set foot on the moon. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> armstrong and buzz aldrin made history has more than half a billion people watched in awe. another 30 minutes of abc7 is next. coming up -- >> i think this is going to be one of the most interesting moments to watch in the campaign. >> a big name in silicon velocity is heading to the convention and is about to make history. also, who is issuing a religious also, who is issuing a religious warning against also, who is issuing a religious warning against hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on

. >> liftoff of the falcon 9 spacex. >> launch a key piece of equipment for the international staigs. >> all that. >> clearly this man is not a politician. >> he's done pretty well. >> he speaks from his heart. >> well, i speak from myea hrt and my brain, just so we understand. >> right. >> this is maybe more important. >> and all that matters. >> every police officer who gets up in the morning and on that night shift and kisavs we good-bye to their husband and we owe them big. i just say god bless them all. >> on "cbs this morning." >> a bullet need happen only once, but for piece peace to work, we need to be reminded of its existence again and again and again and again. only we can prove we have the grace and character to end this kind of senseless violence. > we are at the republic national convention inside quicken loans arena in cleveland. the country is struggling this morning to make sense of another mass shooting targeting police. three baton rouge area law enforcement officers were killed sunday morning. they were responding to the call of a man with a rifle. >> cbs news iden

the reason all these companies today, margins, virgin galactic, spacex, the only reason we can do this kind of endeavor is because we are standing on the shoulders of nasa who invented all of this technology. we are still using all the things they invented back in the 60's. we have refined versions, but even the computer codes that were used to validate our designs has been honed and fine-tuned by nasa over decades. i think we are finally, i believe, we are entering a new golden age of space and space exploration. the time has come for that to happen because we as a species have up level ourselves in terms of technology. we are ready to do it. it is amazing that we did it in 1969. >> let's suppose the next president of the united states, whoever is elected, cause you up and says i want to jumpstart the graham, give me some advice, what should i do? back to the moon, go to mars? michael, what would you say. ? >> i would probably be so nervous that i dropped the telephone. i never had the president of the united states asked me a question like that. others said earlier, i happen to belie

spacex landed back in cape can -- canaveral, florida, earlier. this is the second successful ground landing for the program that re-uses rocket boosters. >>> reports of two more mountain lion sightings in san mateo county, one seen near 20th avenue and lasalle drive before 8:00 last evening. people in the neighborhood were advised to shelter in place for about an hour and rougherly 90 minutes later, a sheriffs deputy reported seeing one about 20 miles away near the border with santa clara county. the deputy said that the animal was not aggressive and promptly ran off. >>> pokemon go is translating to big money for local businesses. in case you don't know what it is, it's an augmented reality game. you play it using your cell phone to capture virtual pokemon over images of your real surroundings. and sales are increasing for business owners everywhere. for example, some bars have seen a 25% increase in sales since the game came out. >> there has been a massive influx of business, focusing oncoming in, capturing pokemon, getting a drink. >> many bu