and marking the eighth successful mission for spacex this year.ow have been a total of 6 recovered rockets the most ever. what does it mean for the future of america's private and public space programs? we now have president of diversified financial consultants. dominic, great to see you. it is unbelievable. >> rockets are going up all the time, six by spacex. obviously this is an indication there a future for privately- funded --. >> through is a huge demand on gallonnal scale for satellite lawns and that is not even talking cargo and bringing people to the international space station. there is a huge need. unfortunately after the space program here in the united states came to a screeching halt with the space shuttle, we needed a resource to pickup the ball and run with it. companies like spacex filled the void and are doing a terrific job. spacex is a privately company. >> elon musk? >> the principle owner. a lost private venture money has gone into it which is part of the story. although the government has funded some of this by creating the c

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hurry in for a $1,000 volkswagen reward card and a five hundred dollar labor day bonus the spacex >>> live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> the spacex dragon spacecraft, sounds pretty exciting, returns to earth after making a trip to the international space station. the spacecraft parachuted into the pacific just off of mexico's research equipment, including 12 mice, that flew up on the dragon as part of a genetic study. these are like mice astronauts. the coolest mice out there. spacex is the only space station that's capable of returning items for analysis back to earth, and take a look at this, an impressive view of the grand canyon from space, that is pretty cool. the international space station commander jeff williams taking series of photographs, more than 13 photos were put together for this composite image of the canyon, capturing all 277 miles, from 250 miles above earth. >>> a new study shows more arizona teens are reporting concussions than ever before. the barrow neurological institute says one third of high school seniors reported having a coach if they thought

spacex has also moved in but its launch pad is quiet. >> virgin has not done a launch or spacex.either has gotten to the point yet. >> reporter: too soon? >> i don't think we were too soon, because we have done 28 vertical launches so far. >> reporter: yet in the last year, there has been remarkable positive momentum, elon musk's spacex has experienced a stunning record of successes, especially in recovering boosters which the company considers key to bringing down the cost of space. the space port is operating a de deficit but hopes to be cash flow positive in two years. it illustrates how difficult it has been to deliver on the promise of space travel. it's been a case of two launches forward, one crash back. jeff bezos has had similar success in a series of tests in texas. musk, bezos, branson and others with deep pockets are patient and well-funded. and for the space port sprouting up in training, hoping to provide the necessary infrastructure, patience will also be . for "nightly business report," jane wells, space port america, new mexico. >> that's "nightly business " for

we have invested in spacex, proven that out.ne-time opportunities to really do interesting things, so we invest in airbnb in 2012. that was a time when consumer net was out of fashion. groupon had blown up somewhat. it was a one-time opportunity where you can actually make contrary and investments based on the macro. emily: consumer internet seems to be out of fashion but you do not believe that is true and we are going to talk about that next. jeff lewis of founders fund, keith we will be right back. , we are going to dive into your higher risk investing strategy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg west." and our tech weekly investing roundtable, series a. i am here with founders fund. i want to start by talking about your investing philosophies because there is this idea, the black swan theory he is talking about, where you invest in things that have an extremely high risk of failure but also if they succeed, a high risk chance of saving or changing the world. how would you describe your philosophy? ke

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

. >> this is the second time this year that spacex plans to launch a communications satellite on bap of japan's jsat program. think have a two hour launch window, in order to successfully launch this rocket. something pretty cool about this launch is that after it, they plan to land the rocket itself on a plaor atlantic ocean in order to recover it for future mission use. if they can manage that, that is something that is going to save spacex a lot of money in future missions. some space enthusiasts decide to brave the brutal mosquitos out here to get a prime view of the watch. >> i know the garage door openers and the velcro and the phones and the communication that came from the development of the space program. pull out their clairts and say you see what you have here? this is because of the space race. when they say why do we do that? who cares if we go to the moon, you want to give up all that? your garage door opener? >> this jsat information satellite will bring data and video communications throughout japan and the asia pacific region. for the program, to reiterate this is go

. >>> and today spacex is headed back to earth. the resupply mission brought hardware and tools to the international space station. it is set to detach and return to earth with a splashdown near baja california. this is the 9th commercial mission spacex conducted for nasa. >>> tickets go on sale for the opening of paisley park studio of prince. tours of the 65,000 square foot complex will begin on october 6th. fans can go to official paisley park.com for ticket information. prince died in april of an killer fentanyl. >>> the rattleers are looking for another championship a record breaking one but this year there are a few changes. >> and could we see more storms this weekend in the valley? jimmy q has the full forecast >>> welcome back to 12 news friday. happy friday a great day shaping up. hopefully you have a lot of plans. rattlers look to add a 6th championship as they kick off the arena bowl in hours in againdale. it's a different time day and location than they are used to. >> team 12 jen wahl is at the arena to tell us all ab

. >> elen mosk the cheers of spacex technicians.[cheers and applause] >> this is the eighth launch for spacex this year, a month after the last month. lauren: watching the launches gives me the chill, it really does. retail was the name of the game last week. retail sales were flat. these are the retailers reporting this week. home depot expecting to report second-quarter results, tomorrow before the opening bell. home depot as consumers fix homes, releases results on wednesday. lowe's also expected to report. eighth straight quarter of sales growth with store sales climbing 1 and a half percent and the second quarter. wal-mart is doing everything they can to battle amazon.com. >> yup. take a look at the headlines. google parent alphabet is thinking how to deliver connections in metro poll attended areas -- metropolitan. mma near a deal, the investment trust merger could be announced later today and nbc ratings for the rio olympics are falling behind london but the 2016 are still profitable despite being a smaller audience. lauren:

the spacex rocket. >> 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 are 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 will 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 spaceflight. 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, but -- 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

spacex also completed a vertical landing in the atlantic ocean.ntioned this so many times this year, it is easy to lose perspective. before 2016, they had never launched a rocket more than six times in a calendar year. ♪ host: or you will trades above $48 and there is talk of a production freeze next month. host:

spacex also completed a vertical landing in the atlantic ocean.ioned this so many times this year, it is easy to lose perspective. before 2016, they had never lost a rocket more than six times in a calendar year. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: scott anderson is here, he is a novelist and war correspondent covering the middle east. he has a five part issue coming up in new york magazine. it is called "fractured land, how the arab land came apart." he tracks the current crisis in the middle east. he does it by looking at the lives of six people. it is a fascinating look into the region's history, the forces of tribalism and the global implications of the arabwo

. >>> twin successes in orbit and on earth for spacex. the company launched a japanese communications satellite in darkness early sunday from cape ka and a ha canaveral. the first time spacex has landed one of its vehicles at sea. >>> a reported effort to save donald trump from himself. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports about chaos in donald trump's campaign prompts a rapid response from the candidate. the paper reported sunday that advisers can't keep him on message or stop him from starting needless political skirmishes. trump reacted on twitter writing it is not freedom of the press when newspapers and others are allowed to say and write whatever they want, even if it is completely false. and i have always been the same person, remain true to self. the media wants me to change, but it would be very dishonest to supporters to do. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports a fatal shooting of a officer's son may be the case of mistak mistaken identity. there have been no arrests and dennis

. >>> and spacex liftoff. one of the falcon nine rockets launching a satellite into orbit and landing at seat on a floating drone. >> spacex is good. >> spacex success. say it slowly and three times. >>> coming up maya dirado celebrating her gold medal victories. looking ahead to after rio. h what are her plans? >>> first, the hunt for clues in the brutal death of a jogger half mile from her mother's home. >> what could be a big break in the case as police sear account manager who put up the fight of her life. >> reporter: good morning, ryan and paula. a heart breaking story. police may be closer to finding the person who murdered her. grieving family and co-workers say she was known for her big smile and bigger heart. this morning, a possible huge lead in the murder of 27-year-old vn naeanessa mackot. >> they're focusing on one crime. >> reporter: the google account manager from new york disappeared in broad daylight about a week ago. after going for a jog near her mother's home in princeton, massachusetts. s

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we have someone that is nearly employed at spacex.ery diverse team of people, so we are open to doing anything and rethink the only role to finding these incredible breakthrough companies is you can really have no rules. emily: does brexit change anything for you guys globally? >> i do not think so. >> i do not think it changes anything for us as investors. it is hard to know what the impact is going to be. emily: what about in silicon valley, following the story very closely and what is going on with evaluations. i wonder, do stories like that change the appetite for risk or you see this sort of spectacular implosion of a company that had so much potential? >> i'm sure it changes it for other people. not for us though. we tend to be pretty focused on our own. ebates there are a lot of things we are thinking about internally and what is happening externally we try not to get overly distracted on that. more broadly, yes, people are viewing more risk with diversity today. emily: i know you are close with david fax who has been pushing b

the spacex dragon spacecraft is coming back to earth today. >> the dragon launched last month to bringplies to the international space station. it will splash down near baja, california, just before 11:00 this morning. this is the ninth commercial mission spacex conducted for nasa. >>> the class of 2020 is landing on hopp hill at st. joe's. they will settle in four dorms over the next two days. also move-in day at cabrini university. it changed from a college to a university. it's holding a celebrating you event in honor of the occasion on the first day of classes, which are monday. >>> time has nearly run out to spread the word about free money for those making a difference in the community. nbc 10 is giving away grants to local nonprofits. we call it 21st century solutions. the goal is to support organizations that are implementing new and innovative programs. the application is on our website, nbc10.com and the deadline to apply is today, august 26th. >>> time now on "nbc 10 news today," 4:53. >>> right now, a chemical leak is causing concern in a philadelphia neighborhood. next in

fascinating for all of us to watch and witness. >> spacex is good. >> spacex success. say it slowly and three times. >>> coming up also, olympic swimming champ maya dirado celebrating her gold medal victories. looking ahead to after rio. what are her plans? >>> first, the hunt for clues in the brutal death of a jogger murdered just a half mile from her mother's home. >> what could be a big break in the case as police search for what happened to the google account manager who put up a fierce fight, the fight of her life, trying to fend off her attacker. >> r and paula. a heartbreaking story. police may be closer to finding the person who murdered her. grieving family and co-workers say she was known for her big smile and even bigger heart. this morning, a possible huge lead in the murder of 27-year-old vanessa marcotte. investigators submitting dna samples of at least one possible person of interest. >> they're focusing on one particular individual and might have dna to tie him to this crime. >> reporter: the google account manager from new york after going for a jog ne

this is the ninth commercial mission spacex conducted for nasa. cool stuff if they up the live images before this broadcast is over, we'll get them to you. >> dana: he is celebrating a big anniversary by showing us t the break. >> kim: there is a big wave people are watching in the atlantic this morning. >> dana: not a wave out of the ocean. it's an atmospheric wave that could turn into a named storm. this is just to the east of cuba and they are expecting five or >> dana: a trooper shot just the suspect killed. we're live at the scene getting you new information up to the minute. >> kim: warning for parents this morning coming from the local mother who says her sitter killed her child on purpose. she has a message for all local parents and we have it headed your way. >> we are going to continue to run a business. >> dana: controversy continues. the c.e.o. of the company that makes the epi pens talking about why they raised the dramatically when she got a huge pay increase. why she's not giving an apology coming up. good morning. it is 6:30. live

spacex has uncovered six boosters following liftoff.nch will take waste this fall. -- take place this fall. >> vice-chairman stanley fischer today continued on data driven rates by the fed. said the central bank does not operate and that -- in a vacuum but is rather very got -- cognizant of economies. we are sensitive to what is going on. one hears and reads about and talks about it. is happening in japan, for instance. account.hat into we are not in a position where it just rates need to be negative and we are not planning to do anything in that direction. we certainly follow the debates and the series of negative interest rates. >> with the negative rates, i spoke to you pretty much when it and we had a conversation with you may be a half a year ago i cannot remember. have you learned about negative rates in the crucible of the markets? you have you learned in the last banks whichentral are implementing them, there are four or five of them, based we think they're quite successful and are staying with that approach, possibly with the e

spacex, that is a product coming -- at the same time, we tend to be act lost it.sted in film, photography, media. we have scott, who was an early employee at spacex. it is a very diverse team of people. we think the only rule is you can really have no rules. : does brexit change anything for you guys? we talked about what is going on in the u.s., but what about globally? guest: i do not think so. guest: i do not think it changed anything for us as investors. emily: what about, in silicon valley? we have been following the story of theranos, so do stories like that change the appetite for risk, where you see the implosion of a company that had so much potential? guest: i'm sure it would change it for other people, but not for us. we are focused on our own internal debates. at the investment team meetings, you would know that we have a lot of things we are thinking about internally and what is happening externally, we try not to get overly distracted with that. but overall, people feel more risk today. emily: david sachs you are close friends with, he is pushing bac

. >> spacex has successfully launched and landed one of its falcon rocket marks the fourth time spacex has been able to land one of its rockets on a platform out at sea. we were blessed with a pretty clear night last night. could see the rocket rising. >> haley was on her porch -- >> and woke up just in time. it was amazing. >> you could see out here as far away as we are, out there, it's also pretty cool they're getting better at it. weather trivia. >> that is a perfect reason to tune into the 6:00 p.m. news on sunday flights, right? >> if for no other reason. >> weather trivia for tonight, the layer of sand and dust, could limit our hurricane activity typically this type off the year, what is it, the african sand layer? the sharon air the nabib aerosol layer? >> they all sound brilliant. >> is it one that creates the brilliant sunsets sometimes? >> it is. >> not that i know the answer. i do know that. >> my fox hurricane fans will know about this. we talk about this a lot on my fox hurricane. lloyd. >> no, just know it's a sunset. >> you know what it does, that's half the battle. hal

the spacex dragon delivered more than five thousand pounds of supplies and equipment back in july. the craft will start ?detatching from the station around 6-10 this morning. it's expected to splash down in the pacific ocean just california. the ship is also bringing ?back about three thousand pounds of experiments for researchers to analyze, here on earth. busch gardens in tampa is rolling out the red carpet tonight... for comedian, actor, and singer "wayne brady." he's appearing in the morrocan palace theater, as part of their "red carpet series." and this is ?not included in park admission. in fact, you don't need a park ticket to get in. tickets for the show start at 35 dollars. the "oddball comedy festival" is at the midflorida tampa tonight. this guy... garbrielle iglesias will be there... along with hannibal burress, and tampa native "bert kreischer. tickets to see ?all of them start at just 22 bucks. the standup starts around five p-m. and... you can see these cute guys screen tonight. the bishop planetarium at the south florida museum in bradenton continues it's "space-y f

musk's company spacex is also a frequent buyer of bonds from solar city. remember musk created all three of these companies. solar city, tesla, spacex. the relationship between these companies is very tight. you got spacex after all buying solar city bonds. right? and tesla is going to buy solar city. solar city buys batteries from tesla. there's nothing illegal or unethical here but the trouble for one company could 19 trouble for another. in fact, you will recall a couple weeks ago the news was announcement about a chinese bus straddled the traffic. well, reporters did some digging and suspect it might be too good to be true. first of all, the bugs is too tall to get under city bridges in beijing. bloomberg reports it's probably a scam. china has been struggling with this peer to peer lending. where companies or people say i've got this idea, let's ignore the stock market and ignore banks. you just give me some money for my great idea. i'll give you a lot in return. this may have been one of those situations. >> it almost doesn't look like a bus. it look

we have scott nolan a fac -- scott nolan of spacex.ill define these breakthrough companies is you can have no rules. emily: we talked about the u.s., but what is going on globally? >> i do not think it changes anything for us as investors. on brexit, it is too early to know the impact. emily: in silicon valley, we have been following the ceremony's story very closely. thatder, do stories like change the appetite for risk it all? are you see the spectacular implosion of a company that had so much potential he potential. >> not for us. we tend to be focused on our own internal debates. if you were in our investment team meeting, a lot of things we're thinking about internally and what is happening externally, we try not to get overly distracted. more broadly, people are more risk-averse. emily: david sachs you are close friends with, he is pushing back on the idea that zenefits and theranos are in the same boat. are there any lessons to be learned there? >> similarly, we try to be as lack of consensus and lack of derivative from other pe

./// "now, live...this is 8 of the falcon 9)) ((nia wong)) >> spacex's falcon 9 rocket is communications satellite for sky perfect jsat. sky perfect j-sat is a corporation that provides high-quality satellite communications to its customers./// ((nia wong)) >>> remember the pittsburgh pirates fan who got a face full of food and lost his beer while trying to catch a foul ball?? it was 'nacho' ordinary catch . the guy was fine, and the pirates gave him a clean shirt and new plate of nachos. but now, the las vegas locations are offering this mystery man a year's supply of nachos. they'll give the guy one of week for the next 365 days .. and a clean shirt. only catch, the offer only stands here in las vegas./// ((nia wong)) >>> and the final tower of the riveira will be imploded this tuesday the implosion of the monaco tower back in june was the first phase in a four step process to renovate and expand the convention center. the plan from the l-v-c-v-a will create a mixed use facility and parking space, in the riviera use facility and parking space, in the riviera lot. implosion will start t

nasa has contracted with both boeing and spacex to come up with crew carriers.w when those are going to fly yet, but by the way, boeing's crew carrier will be tested here at spaceport america. like my facelift? >> yeah, being a girl, jane, i noticed earlier your hair looked great despite whatever that is that you're doing in there. what are you doing in there? what is that thing? what does it test for? >> this is sort of a simulator, a little bit of what the gemini astronauts went through when they went through the right stuff kind of training and it's all part of the spaceport's effort to educate people. virgin galactic has a 20-year lease they're three years into and yet they have yet to launch and spacex has yet to launch. so they're trying to come up with ways to raise money like weddings and car commercials and letting people like me in. >> i think this report was out of this world, jane. >> oh, thank you. >> doesn't her hair look great? it looks great. >> everything about jane's great. >> she'll go anywhere, do anything for a story. jane wells. >> stop. >>

satellite will be used by a japanese company for high- speed communications and after the delivery spacex landed its rocket on a floating drone ship and the rocket can be refueled and reused dramatically cutting costs for future missions. >>> after a seven-year ban diet soda could make a comeback in colorado public high schools, last week the state board of education debated ringing that beverage back. and for seven years now you have not been able to snag a soda in the colorado public schools, state healthy beverage standards did not allow pop, not even diet. >> this is a healthy beverage policy, diet soda is not a healthy beverage and doesn't belong in our schools.>> that has been the thinking but on wednesday the state board of education took up a proposal to lift the ban on diet soda to held in grand junction through the board's website.>> i believe parents expect us to do what we can to protect kids.>> i know a lot of parents who are tired of schools dictating what their children eat, see and learn. >> the vote was 4-3 in favor of aligning with the feds and bringing back diet sodas a

you're looking 30 years out or ten years out, and they say okay, and ultimately you're going to find spacex? >> to me it's basically -- and then up in the upper 200s, we're trading somewhere around this 225 range. so it's almost like the s&p oirchlts the stock topped out, the mass market electric vehicle, that was in early april, since then it's been a series of lower highs and lower lows. phil lebeau just said it. he wants to know where they are. >> when this stock breaks, it doesn't go to 187 again. it goes to 150. the problem is what the heck breaks the stock? i don't see it. >> the model 3. >> if you were to see a material slowdown -- >> other bigger thain expected capital. just last week we talked about a capital raise, a modest capital raise. that was his word, modest. if that becomes more than modest, i don't know. >> i don't know what modest is, but every time they've had a modest -- the stock has actually traded well. >> i'm not trying to play the opposite side of you guys. >> i submit if you want to be in it, you do it again 215 or -- >> the 200-day moving wanch, 225, where is it

now the spacex craft that was >> david: disturbing and hearted warming at the same time. state trooper's pulled over a car and found a child covered in its own filth. they took the driver to jail. took the child back to the services arrived. >> i couldn't let it sit in its own fee says and urine. >> dana: they say alcohol was a factor and the driver was drunk driving. >> kim: baseball and the dog days of summer. what is the whole watch out have we have answers headed your way. >> dana: donald trump getting a lot of attention. so too a woman who was standing behind him during his speech and the expression she made. did you see that? more on this story ahead. >> kim: a live look out of the heart of new york city where just hours ago on this channel guest >> kim: our national parks are amazing. as this big birthday celebration continues to unfold, all of us americans get to enjoy. all entrance fees to park across through sunday of this weekend. yellow stone became the first national park in 1871. that's before the park service even existed. now in 2016, there are more than 4

they are outside the international space station and installing equipment necessary manned boeing spacex craft. this is end nasa's reliance on the soyuz. >>> an uber driver with a son in the summer games is in rio thanks to a chance encounter with one of his passengers. how the man ended up in the stands to see his son compete. >>> a live look at where the ,, look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high bl

the gateway was delivered by the spacex spacecraft. this is the second docking ring to be installed. the first was destroyed in a spacex launch accident last summer. another spacewalk is scheduled for early september. >>> for men, being the sole bread winner isn't all it's cracked up to be. there's a new study that makes a men strive to be the bread winner in the family. >> men are expected to be bread winners. women are not. >> reporter: according to new research from the university of connecticut, when men make more money than their spouses, their self-recorded psychological well-being and health go down while their anxiety goes up. >> what does it mean? it's individual. for some it means a certain amount of money. not just money. a certain amount. if you're not leading up to that, you're not anxiety. >> reporter: dr. cooper-lawrence explains the research profiled 3,000 men, many expressing a certain sense of uncontrollable pressure knowing the family's livelihood weighs on their shoulder. >> when you talk about anxiety, it's somethi

this was delivered by spacex on jewel toth. the historic -- july 20th.was founded by jeff bezos and united launch alliance, joint project with boeing and lockheed martin, will compete to bring private commercial space travel to the masses. >>> bring it down-to-earth where legal street race happening just outside of detroit right on that street, where american automaker dodge is looking to cash in. the car company is sponsoring, love the title, road kill nights. 350 drag racers will run a course for thousands of prizes. i hear engines are called hell katz? that sounds awesome. >> hellcat, this is what this one is. that is what the hellcat engine looks like. 707-horsepower. liz: whoo. >> tim is the guy in charge at fiat chrysler making muscle car cool again. this fellow souped his up more. >> he is pushing serious power out of this car. 700-horsepower was not enough. he has the thing running 1000 horsepowers. running unbelievable quarter mile times. that is what this is all about. we give them a base template and they take it to extremes. reporter: this is

spacex won that battle, leased the launch pad. guys, this is an over two-mile long horizontal launch site and this is for branson's verging galactic. the terminal is off to the left in the distance. amazing facility. they still don't know yet when they are actually going to have paying customers go up, but are continuing to test after recovering from that crash in 2014 in california. >> jane in space port america, new mexico. a place none of us probably knew existed until today, but big enough it has its own zip code. thank you. >>> when we come back, mark zuckerberg meets pope francis. what they talked about and zuck's special gift for the pontiff. that's up next. you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized

spacex crews hauled into long beach california where they handed over the cargo to nasa and the dragon is the only supply ship of and the others are designed to burn up in the atmosphere.>>> with so many advances in technology can be difficult to keep up. >> one companies using space- age sensors to help improve the game of football, cbs4's betty yu explains. >>reporter: but too little chips tucked within the shoulder pads of every nfl player is changing the game, they send out a wireless signal to receivers based around every stadium and the league has data is monitored in real time at the company's command center in san jose. during games broadcasters get the data almost instantly and for the first time this season all the stats are delivered to the teams the very next day.>> they're able to see three important things and one is how to better train players, it is a health and safety on the field. the second is coaching, how can you coach the players to hit their routes better? and the d spent also the football is tagged with the same sensors.>> and the fun thing about the football is

it marks the fourth time spacex has been able to land one of the rockets on a platform out at sea. >>> we got to tell you about this disturbing story. a south florida woman is this morning as doctors try to save her hand. it was nearly severed by an alligator. 49-year-old kimberly was bitten on friday after she reached for a soda can she dropped into the everglades. two of her friends managed to grab her by the legs to keep her from being pulled into the water. fwc says their actions could have very well saved her life. they also say that nearly 7 foot alligator was successfully captured. >>> now to a dream come true months in the making. a teen with cancer will begin making a long and loving friendship this morning all thanks to a bay area organization. as fox13 shows us, that new relationship will help her during the most difficult of times. >> it was love at first sniff. casper the puppy found himself a forever home with a bay area teen who couldn't deserve it >> this is wonderful! thank you! with lymphoma last year. she used to be an active athlete but after months of harsh cancer