. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00, spacex is going back into space.hy they're confident they won't face this problem that brought down a rocket in september. >>> and fresno a discovery of a box of pictures nearly a century old. >>> i'm drew tuma. a storm that gave us cloudy conditions to round out the weekend. that storm will be slow to that storm will be slow to depart. want a great way to help our children thrive? then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. >>> spacex will take flight again next month. ceo elon musk says it comes after investigators figured out what caused the rocket to burst into flames on the launchpad back in september. that damaged a $200 million israeli communications satellite and grounded t

. >>> it seems spacex is not satisfied with plans to send a man to mars. they now want to become an internet service provider. they filed documents with the fcc to launch more than 4,000 satellites into orbit to provide the service. spacex ceo elon musk launched would cost an estimated $10 billion. >> tonight on wusa9 news at 5:00, for row, we are following protests in montgomery county over the election of donald trump. plus, new information on the bear that attacked a woman in maryland. and, what patriotic fans did at the verizon center that has social media cheering tonight. and what do we have to cheer about in weather? >> well, if you like the cold, you can cheer for the weekend. if you like the mild weather cheer the next couple of days. a blustery cold sunday, we will that is what we aim for. that's it for wusa9 news. we will be back at 5:00. until then, have a great afternoon and we will see you tomorrow. yeah, so mom's got this cold. hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well,

musk says a fueling system issue caused the fire and says that issue has been addressed and spacex isng to return to flight in december. >> a mysterious discovery in fresno. somebody unearthed a box of historic photos showing the japanese american communities from the 1920s to 1940s. fresno state students but this together to see if family members would recognize their loved one. >> a small class project and we were astounded by the response we got from the community. people had a need to see these photos and wanted to identify them, so we may be going on the road to some other venues. >> the photos were donated at the chinatown by a nonprofit group trying to preserve the chinatown community. >> the abc7 news i-team has an inside look at a special ops team battling mexican drug cartels in the early. these are not medicinal marijuana dispensaries. the workers bring chemicals banned in the country. >> those toxics on one marijuana site are killing up to five to ten miles of creek. >> the i team takes you along for the race, the takedown and the investigation. that's later on. right now

. >>> spacex will take flight next month. musk says the decision comes after investigators figured out what caused the rocket to burst into flames in september. the fire damaged a 200 emergency israeli communications satellite and grounded the fleet. musk says a fueling system issue caused the fire and says that issue has been addressed and spacex is aiming to return to flight in december. >> a mysterious discovery in fresno. somebody unearthed a box of historic photos showing the japanese american communities from the 1920s to 1940s. fresno state students but this together to see if family members would recognize their loved one. >> a small class project and we were astounded by the response we got from the community. people had a need to see these photos and wanted to identify them, so we may be going on the road to some other venues. >> the photos were donated at the chinatown by a nonprofit group trying to preserve the chinatown community. >> the abc7 news i-team has an inside look at a special ops team battling mexican d

it bought two launches from spacex. an explosion destroyed the -- inmarsat'se at order was delayed. companies are planning launches close -- planning launches sooner than spacex. they will relaunch the project with spacex at a later date. coming up, the chicago cubs break a 103 year curse with an historic world series win. news,f you like bloomberg check us out on the radio. you can now listen on our bloomberg radio spp, -- radio app. ♪ long mark: let's check first word news. hillary clinton and donald trump 's benching reinforcements to the campaign trail in michigan. polls show clinton with a one-point lead there. former president bill clinton met with black ministers in detroit. clinton will be there on friday. mike pence and ted cruz will campaign for trump in michigan today. the south friend of korean president has been arrested following allegations of influence peddling. he was taken into custody as many opposition lawmakers demand that the president also be investigated. nearly a year after the terror attacks in

. >>> this morning nasa is expr s expressing concerns about future spacex flights.ccording to a letter obtained by the "wall street journal." they're questioning the planned strategy of fueling rockets while crew members are on board. that's a move that goes against booster safety practices around the world. spacex has president flown since an unmanned rocket exploded while fueling for a test launch in september. >>> this election is already breaking records. that includes the number of californians actually registered to vote. state officials announced 19.4 million people are now registered, and that is nearly 80% of people who are eligible to vote. that's the highest ever recorded. about 3 million of those are new voters. >>> have last-minute election questions? check out our voter's edge guide. go to nbcbayarea.com, put in your zip code and we'll give you all the details about the issues and candidates specific to where you live, and we remeepd you, it is non-partisan. >> so are pandas. here is why we say that. if the election is stressing you out, the pandas cou

spacex is asking to more than double the number of satellites circling the globe. yet when spacex will begin launching them, but it will take an estimated 90 launches to put them all in place. that does it for this friday edition of "bloomberg technology ." all episodes now live streaming on twitter. check us out. 6:00 p.m. in new york, 3:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin this evening with jon stewart, the former host of "the daily show, in an interview i recorded for cbs this morning. he talks about the election. here is that segment. a new book about the more than 16 years he spent at the comedy central program. he was quick to give his postelection analysis. we just went through an election. jon:

it bought two launches from spacex. a september 1 explosion destroyed the rocket and the satellite it was holding inmarsat's order was delayed. , companies are planning launches sooner than spacex. they will relaunch the project with spacex at a later date. coming up, the chicago cubs break a 108 year curse with an historic world series win. and, if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can now listen on our bloomberg radio app. ♪ >> egypt has taken dramatic steps to secure a $12 billion loan. bank announced it will abandon currency controls and raise interest rates to the highest level in more than a decade, sending the pound tumbling. government also revealed plans to raise the price of gasoline and diesel as much as of, leading to long lines cars and gas stations in cairo. shares have been halted in hong kong as the investment bank said it is set to announce a very substantial acquisition. in july, they said they were in preliminary talks about is this opportunities. has bot -- cicc brought some of

so spacex is asking to more than double the number of satellites circling the globe.ow yet when spacex will begin launching them, but it will take an estimated 90 launches to put them all in place. that does it for this friday edition of "bloomberg technology." all episodes now live streaming on twitter. check us out. 6:00 p.m. in new york, 3:00 p.m. in san francisco. have a wonderful weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for time life. >> who are you? what are all of these people doing in my living room? [laughter] >> he was america's clown prince. his heart was pure gold. >> if i knew you better, i would test if you were real. >> i am george.

they will relaunch the project with spacex at a later date.p, the chicago cubs break a 108 year curse with an historic world series win. why this was a winning night for fox, next. and, if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can now listen on our bloomberg radio app. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:30 p.m. in hong kong. sheh korea's president says is willing to be questioned by prosecutors over her role in the peddling scandal. she apologized and said she would take responsibility for any wrongdoing found by investigators. fallenroval rating has to 5%. the race for the white house is getting tighter five days out. hillary clinton holds a slim lead over donald trump. a new york times-cbs poll has clinton ahead 45% to 42% among likely voters, tighter than her nine point the last month. pollhington post-abc news shows a closer race, with only the margin of error separating the candidates. the crackdown may put off big spending visitors to my cal. mainland tourists may hesitate before visiting casinos, but it was too early to g

. >>> nasa expressing concern about the safety of future spacex flights. according to a letter obtained by the "wall street journal," an international space station committee is questioning spacex's planned strategy of fueling rockets while crew members are on board. it's a move that goes against booster safety practices around the world. spacex has not flown since as unmanned rocket exploded during a fueling for a test launch in september. >>> in other news, continuing coverage here of the killing of a young man whose body was found buried on the sonoma state university campus. we covered this all week last week. investigators are looking for a bicycle that looks like this. a white men's 2001 cannondale quick mountain bike. they say it belonged kirk kimberly who was found stabbed to death and buried. in you have information, please call the sonoma county sheriff's department. >> back to decision 2016 coverage. two competing measures regarding the death penalty on your ballot. proposition 62 would repeal the death penalty and replace it with life imprisonm

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an spacex suffered a mysterious rocket explosion on the launchpad in september and that is what has putmpanies featuring a precarious situation. elon muskuth africa, moved to canada at 17 before attending the university of pennsylvania. he founded the company in 1990's that merged to form paypal, which was sold to ebay. went into new ventures and after a few rough years, there was success. in 2012, tesla produced the model s, a high-profile -- a sedan that was possibly the best car ever built. sober city went public. here is the argument, they are less tired than those he faced in 2000 eight, but tesla, spacex and sober city are no longer experiments. of jobse put thousands and billions of dollars at risk. on technological merits, his companies have already changed the world. the extent that the electric car is a commercial reality is largely thanks to tesla. you can read more about a quick takes on bloomberg. that is your global business report. had to bloomberg.com for more stories. -- head to bloomberg.com for more stories. isk: from new york, this after losing the presidential race

spacex has not flown since an unmanned rocket exploded while fueling for a test launch back in september right now at 6:00, live team coverage of all things decision 2016. raj mathai is live in new york. this as hillary clinton cast her vote in chappaqua earlier this morning. >>> that was hillary clinton about 45 minutes ago outside new york city. i'm raj mathai. we're coming to you live from times square. we're following hillary clinton and donald trump. we have live reports with both candidates coming up next. >>> an unexpected interruption. naked protesters storming the polling place where donald trump is expected to cast his ballot in the next hour. we'll hear from our own mark matthews who witnessed the whole thing in just a matter of moments. >>> from the national stage to the local spotlight. what you need to know as you prepare to get out and vote when "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. hopefully you've done your homework as we have the thick election guides, all those pro

this is spacex and they have right? this is the actual first model sold to a country, so the question now, where is that manufacturing going to happen, which is a question all across nevada. >> like the bank drive-through. thanks, john. now caught on camera, a florida mayor fights back after a robber snatched her pursue. the police say they having coffee at starbucks and she ran after them. the robbers pulled out a gun before the struggle and the mayor called police after the short case and they arrested two suspects and mayor birch was not hurt. >> here's one we can all embrace, about 250 nevada national guard soldiers back home after the deployment in the in the house for this reunion. >> cheers there as they've been in kuwait providing food, water and supplies to 20 different countries. these are citizen soldiers with civilian day jobs and for some of them, it was their first deployment and for others, it was number six. we welcome home these men and women and all those that served our country, perfect with veterans

. >> spacex is joining the push more than 4,400 satellites into orbit. >> providing broadband access and other companies are also working on their plans. >> and this may be the look of your neighborhood mcdonald's soon. they plan to roll out video kiosks for ordering table service. >> all 14,000 will serve fine >> announcer: "techbytes" brought to you by edward jones. , but are you gonna bring up that stock again? well you need to think about selling some of it. my dad gave me those shares, you know. he ran that company. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. and you've gotta switch to decaf. an honest opinion, even if you disagree. with 13,000 financial advisors, it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. when you have a cold, you just want powerful relief. only new alka-seltzer plus free of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news early morning news. "making

the spacex falcon 9 rocket that operation, today elon musk announced that the private company does plan to be back in flight by next month. musk also said that they do know exactly what caused the explosion but didn't elaborate on that. he made those comment during an interview on cnbc. >>> your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. >> you hate to see that, but it's pretty spectacular, wow. >> the nice thing about these things, it's of life. they will figure out what happened and get it right next time. >> a private company. >> yeah. >> it's actually calming down for the weekend. things are going to settle down. it's going to get real nice for the weekend. hard to believe that last week we had a 100-degree record temperature, 69 degrees right now, a little breeze out of the hour, at fountain hills right now 64, in ahwatukee those temperatures coming down nicely, a little bit of rain, that rain is mostly all off to the north now. now here's phoenix down here. give you a little look up to the north. we take a little look over in the eastern portion of the state a

more on commercial space exploration companies, projects like the ones we've seen developing with spacex and boeing. those have been taking longer than expected to get off the ground. astronautsropean will be dependent on russia for a while longer. anchor: off it goes. $70 million for one ticket. let's talk about america's central bank. janet yellen is mulling changing the interest rate following donald trump selection. >> also a lot of money at stake for american central bank. janet yellowed -- janet yellen saying the central bank is increasingly confident about the strength of the american economy and a rate hike could be quote, appropriate relatively soon. that is her strongest hand to date -- hint to date. she said it would be dangerous to wait too long because i could force the bank to have to move too quickly in the future. this judgment recognize the progress in the labor markets has continued, and that economic from thehas picked up modest days seen in the first half of this year. inflation, will still below the committee's 2% objective, has increased somewhat since earlier this

. >>> spacex is pushing for internet space. launch 4400 satellites into orbit. >> the goal would be to provide global broad band. boeing are working on their plans. >>> this may be the look of your neighborhood mcdonald soon. fast food giant plans to rollout video chaos for ordering and table service. >> nearly 500 u.s. locations have them. all 14,000 will soon serve these fine people. >> those are your tech bytes. >>> who doesn't love a meal especially this time of year. we spent denver reporter -- eva fry tried to get a thanksgiving meal for ten people for under $50. we hit safe way at 6th and corona and we got the trim and two pies for $41. $41.03 toobe exact. there's apps that can help you make a list and compare prices and shop around for the best deals. deals tend to be better the week before thanksgiving rather than the week before. >> or go out to eat, but it be -- >>> adele's reaction is priceless. that's after the break." brought to you by edward jones. , but are you gonna bring up that stock again? well you need to t

spacex is pushing satellite-based internet service and wants to large 4,400 satellites into orbit. the goal is to provide global broadband access and other companies include boeing are working on their plans. >> this could be the lock of the neighborhood mcdonald's planning to roll out video kiosks for ordering and table service. >> nearly 500 locations have >> nearly 500 locations have them and all 14,000 will service ? uh just gonna hang out. it's a school night. with gary and todd? yea. not sure about those two. i've been meaning to ask you - this is tougher than i thought - is there any drinking going on in this crowd? no. i hope not, because alcohol can lead you to say things and do things you that you really wish you hadn't. isn't this what you're supposed to say? i know. so if any of your buddies ever pressure you to take a drink, just tell them you promised your dad you wouldn't. i'd do anything to keep you safe. ok. i will. i hope this is working. i promise. i love you too dad. they really do hear you. brian? yea? so start the conversation even before they're teenagers. go

. >> spacex will take flight next month. c.e.o. elon musk said the decision comes after investigators figured out the cause of the rocket to burst interest flame on the launch pad in september. the fire damaged $200 president israel communications satellite and grounded the fleet. elon musk said liquid oxygen caused a problem with the helium fuel system but the issue is dressed. >> a drone is show how construction is going on an apple headquarters. the apple campus in cupertino is $5 billion project you could known as the spaceship campus because it looks like a space ship. construction has been going on for three areas and apple said the new campus is ready next year. crews are putting on the finish be touches, with a 20,000 square feet facility will be hope to 13,000 employees. >> it is humid, right? >> warmer-than-average temperatures at 60 degrees. on the camera looking at ferry building barely any wind. the wind is blow offshore. it will be slightly warmer with the murky sunshine because of the high clouds. mild nights. minor

. >> the company spacex, they conducted a test here recently. the cheers in the background. tom likens this to the tubes have you at the bank. that's what you'd been b riding in. it looks interesting bit say first. >> kim: we could feel like cold hard cash baby. it is a sweet homecoming. we welcome local national guard members home. this scene never ever gets old and we have the must see moments headed your way this morning. >> dana: she's the victim. a purse snatcher snatches her purse and knocks her to the ground. she fights back. >> kim: this woman is knocked to the ground because a purse snatcher pulls her purse away. she hops up and you see what she's doing. she's chasing after the people responsible. this is not just an ordinary citizen. this is a mayor in florida. she's just having coffee when a group of robbers approach her with a gun. there is a brief struggle and she takes off after them. they did arrest two people but the mayor is perfectly fine. >> dana: time to do a little traffic and weather on this thursday morning. i see you got a little issue behind you. >>

. >>> spacex wants to create an orbiting internet. it calls for the launch of federal communications commission and says that spacex wants to expand the internet worldwide. >>> the cincinnati inquirer has details on a federal report of the death of harambe, a gorilla who was killed last may after a boy got in his enclosure. they say barriers at the gorilla. >> reporter: zoo was substandard. new fencing was installed after the incident. >> jared kushner is now talking with a lawyer about whether can work in the new administration. the head of a billion dollar state real estate firm and was a key adviser in mr. trump's campaign and now a central part of the transition team. anna werner looks at kushner's possible next step and the legal obstacles that could stand in his way. >> reporter: good morning. jared kushner is known for being a real estate mogul and a new york newspaper owner. but he is also now widely believed to have been a pivotal force in paving donald trump's road to the white house. real estate person, but i actually think

the very well-known tech entrepreneur and mogul who is affiliated with companies like tesla and spacexs enemies in the world that want to attack him but don't want to do it in a straightforward way. like opposition he faced from an industry specific standpoint. people whose best interests may not be aligned with elon musk. tell me where these people are from. that strong suspicion is his commercial competitors perhaps at a couple of levels have hired firms who are going out and putting websites up. but i was not able to connect all the dots. in some instances, you can identify what group is behind a website. it is a relentlessly negative website that portrays him as someone who sucks up federal subsidies and does nothing in return for it. that website is affiliated with a conservative group in that group is a 501(c) four group. so it doesn't have to disclose donors and you don't really know who is providing the money. >> are they making up stuff? >> for the most part, they are with badng stories news about his companies and the companies have had a rocky up-and-down history. and in add

the new rules and why your boss can still fire you for >> krystal: what you need to know about spacex. >> jeff: defying the odds. michael will be here to share what he has overcome and how he hopes to promote a heart healthy lifestyle after receiving a heart transplant himself. that and more. one demonstration in portland, oregon turning violent. police calling it a riot using flash grenades on the crowd. donald trump back to tweeting. what he's saying about the protesters this morning. >>> making peace. >> if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> the president and president-elect meet for the first time in the oval office. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president. >> the first lady and first lady to be sitting down over tea. this morning, what was said behind closed doors.

although blue origin and spacex are kind of changing that curve. maybe urgent collective also although it's taking them time. it always takes longer. >> is there anyone from blue origin whom i want to say a word? now, okay? [laughter] >> when i was working on a spaceship putting the proposal together i did a full survey of every company i could find that was doing things they saluted. i wasn't necessary going to tell paul or recommend to pull that we find burt. i wanted to see all the competitors. i knew about blue origin at the time. this is like in 2000 i found a whether address was, when the company was and he reached out to jeff to find out what was going on. we would throw our hat in with him after going down the path. i go down to the office down, someplace and the whistle side out of the blue origin i knocked on the door and no one answered the door. to this date i've ever talked to anyone at blue origin even though i reached out. >> and you said there was lou paper in the window. >> blue paper in the windows. but i talked to 22 of the compa

reusability is something spacex cares about.ch system that could get us there. we chose 2033. that's one of the types. and there are south other windows. >> don't leave anyone there. we see what happens in "the martian" and it's scary. eric: an outsider campaign sent donald trump to the white house. when he gets there, insider reince priebus will be right by his side. , this is awful, try i. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! dog, dog, dog. . . . what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro fo

. >> spacex is taking flight next month. the c.e.o. emsaid this -- the c.e.o. elon musk said this is after they figured out what caused the rocket to burst into flame damaging $200 million israeli communities satellite and grounded the fleet. emsaid liquid oxygen caused a problem with the helium fuel system which has been addressed. >> a drone is giving us a look at highway construction is going at apple's future, apple campus two in cupertino is $5 billion protect. you could foe it better as spaceship campus because it looks lick -- like a spaceship. the new campus will be ready next year 280,000 square feet facility him for 13,000 the big top is back in san francisco. the crews finish raising the tent for circumstance sick yesterday. it takes eight days to set it up. cirque du soleil will debut november 17 with a united states premiere of a new she. it runs through january in san francisco and moves for san jose in february. stay tuned. >>> if you are heading out to work here is what you need to know. a new poll shows hillary clinton has a four-point lead ove

tech entrepreneur and mobile affiliated with companies withgul affiliated companies like tesla and spacex has some enemies in the world who want to attack him but do not want to do it in a straightforward way. oliver: you delve into one corner of the internet which seems like opposition he faces from an industry-specific standpoint. people whose best interests may not be aligned with elon musk's. tell us about where these people are from. >> my strong suspicion is his commercial competitors perhaps at a couple of levels removed have hired firms who have higher firms who are putting websites up, hiring fake op-ed writers, and so forth. but i was not able to connect all the dots so i can tell you the coal industry is behind his thing. in some instances, you can identify what group is behind a website. there is a website called "stop aon from failing again," relentlessly negative website that portrays him as somebody who sucks up federal subsidies and does nothing in return for it. that website is affiliated with a conservative group. that group is a 501(c) four group so it does not have to

. >> spacex will take flight next week. c.e.o.n musk said this is after investigators figured out the cause of this to happen, the rocket bursting into flames on the pad in september. it damaged $200 million israeli communication satellite and grounding the physical con 9 fleet. elon musk said liquid oxygen caused a problem and the issue now is addressed. >> a drone is giving us an amazing look at apple's future headquarters, apple campus two is a $5 billion protect in cupertino you could know as the spaceship campus because it looks like a spaceship. construction is going on for three years and apple said the new campus is ready next year. crews are putting on the finishing touching including landscaping and the 280,000 square feet facility is home to 13s employees. >> it looks like the future. >> i like that. good morning, everyone. a look from the exploritorium at pier 15. the temperature in downtown were san francisco at 59 with high clouds. sunshine and you. need the sunglasses, warmer than yesterday, mild night and minor fog

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plus, spacex says it now knows why its last rocket blew up right before launch, how soon the private to be blasting off again. those stories and more coming up tonight at 10:00. >>> a freshman at kansas state university get a sweet surprise after somebody broke into his car. they didn't steal anything except a candy bar, a kit kat bar. >> wow, somebody must have been hungry. >> it made headlines earlier this week over the theft. he says that the thief even left behind a note apologizing for breaking into the car. it said they just wanted the candy bar. that's it. after hearing about the smart. they jumped into it and said, you know what, we are going to get you that snack back and filled his car with more than 6,000 kit kat bars. >> i'm a little nervous. it's crazy having this many people around me. i didn't think it would be like this. i thought it would be 20, 30 people. >> if that would have happened here, it would have melted into >> and the media is going to be there. that's smart. they are really smart. >> hunter says he will be sure to lock his car again in the future. >> just

>> elon musk, the ceo of spacex, the most successful space rocket company in the world. has built the company around one mission only, to create a sustainable population of humans on the planet mars, he's convinced that he can get there by about 2024. and possibly 2025, and i'm convinced he's the most optimistic person in the world. so i gave him a two-year break and came up with 2027. >> you say it's not just plausible. it's inevitable. >> i don't think there's any question, we've had the technology to do this for more matter of will and money. and we finally have a push from a private company, rather than a government, to get there and to establish a sustainable base. and that will happen. >> now in this national geographic series, is it going to show us how we're going to get there and how we're going to live once we're there? >> it's going to do both. we have a rocket that's going to take our astronauts to mars. in the series and that rocket is based on real and accurate there's a dramatic part of the series, as well as kind of a more traditional talking head kind of

the minute we need to do it, i'm fully confident what we have seen in launch with the likes of spacex and rocket labs and everybody else in this ever increasing market, i think the solutions will be brought to bear. i am far less worried about how we'll respond to our next architectural needs thanchitect. if they don't get there on a federally funded air force base, they get there on a state funded launch base, which is, quite frankly, the way airports can be. that's a better model than the way we compete on launch heads today. >> so, i want to send the same question down the road here and see if the other panelists would like to respond and the advances we are seeing in the launch market. reusability is a means to an end. the end, the objective we are going after here is higher launch rates, more responsive launch and lower cost launch. would you like to comment on how that affects your businesses and types of capabilities that become economically viable? >> well, in the commercial satellite business, the low cost launcher is imperative. i think reusability is attractive to our custo

they go on to found youtube, spacex, solar city, linkedin and yelp. >>> speaking of the late '90s, take a look at these numbers. the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p all hit new highs on monday, something that hasn't happened since august. we have not seen all four indices hit records simultaneously since 1999. >> going to party like it's 1999 then. >> absolutely. as sam pointed out later, then there was a post party in 2000. >> are we supposed to feel good about this? i like the positive energy going on right now. >> when you're making money, it makes people happy. >>> groups performing the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade will be out practicing again today. broadway stars, celebrities started rehearsing those numbers for yesterday's big show which is coming up on thursday. they'll get to practice again today as well. the 90th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade will be broadcast right here on nbc on thursday. hope you join us. >> homeland security and u.s. customs and border protection officials are highlighting an event of counterfeit goods. experts are explain how consumers can prote

, the very well-known tech entrepreneur and mogul who is affiliated with companies like tesla and spacexies out there in the world who want to attack him, but don't want to do it in a straightforward way. oliver: specifically, you delved into one corner of the internet, specifically opposition he faced from an industry-specific standpoint, people whose best interests may not be aligned with elon musk. tell me where these people are from. >> my strong suspicion is that his commercial competitors, perhaps at a couple of levels of remove have hired firms who have hired firms, putting up websites, hiring fake op-ed writers and so forth. but i was not able to connect all the dots that i can tell you that it was the coal industry that is behind this type of thing. in some instances, you can identify what group is behind a website. there is a website for example which is called stop elon musk from failing again, which is a relentlessly negative website that portrays him as someone who sucks up federal subsidies and does nothing in return for it. that website is affiliated with a conservative gr

it's true in aviation and it's true in space, it always takes longer, although , blue origin and spacex are kind of changing that curve. maybe virgin galactic also although taking them time. it always takes longer. is there anyone from blue origin who might want to say word? >> no? okay, in. >> actually, i'll add something here. actually i was working working and putting the proposal together and actually did a full survey of every company i could find was actually doing things space related print i wasn't necessarily going to tell paul, recommend to paul that we fund it. i wanted to see all the possible competitors, and i knew about blue origin at the time for this was like at 2000, and i found and i found out where their address was, where the company was and i reached out to find out what was going on because we would've thrown our hat in with them if they were actually going down a path so i drove down to their office someplace and there actually was a little sign that said blue origin, knock on the door and nobody knocked on the door. from this day, i've never talked to anyone from

it's true, alan, it's true in aviation and space, it always takes longer although blue origin and spacex are kind of changing that curve. maybe virgin galactic. it always takes longer. >> anybody from blue origin hire? come on. [laughter] >> every company that i could find, because i wasn't necessarily going tell paul, recommend to paul that we find and i wanted to see all the possible competitors and i knew about blue origin at the time. this was like 2000. i reached out to jeff bezos to find out what was going on. they were going down the path of won x prize. i drove up down to their office down some place and there's actually a sign out blue origin, inocked in the door and no one answered the door. to this day i haven't talked to anybody in blue origin. but i talk today 22 other companies in my due diligence before we signed the paperwork to spaceship one. >> this was experimental and taking longer because they had simply never done this before. it had never been done. i had been done by the world's three largest government, the u.s., china and soviet union. you have a small team of 2

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