the man behind spacex is elon musk. spilled out a startling vision of travel beyond earth. i think we are really entering a new era of space travel that's very exciting. there is a history of spacex promises running late but eventually being delivered. ten days ago, it landed a huge rocket, significant because reusing spacecraft will make launches cheaper. last year, one of its rocket blew up, but spacex quickly got back to its key business of launching satellites. this week, its dragon capsule delivered cargo to the international space station. a trip to the moon is obviously harder, and critics say it would just be a joyride. well, it's going to give two rich people a thrill of a lifetime. it's not anything to do with science or exploration. it's repeating missions that have been done a0 plus years before, so it's basically an adventure, a thrill ride that demonstrates a new capability. i love space. so, how much will it cost? well, tourists visiting the international space station have paid at least $20 million each.

. >>> still ahead, it would be a first for spacex.he latest launch that could one day drastically lower the cost of space access. >> uber reveals the unusual aitems left behind in its jurors from the kpix weather center, i have a forecast that's going to blow you away. we'll talk about how hard the winds are blowing and how long they will stick around. the full forecast coming up after this brief time-out. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, county... and needed a lift out. ping from >>> a hiker found himself stranded in the shell beach area of sonoma county and needed ally . out. the man had been jumping from rock to rock above the water when he got stranded yesterday afternoon. he needed a lift out. the sheriff's department helicopter and a paramedic rescued him. the man was uninjured. >>> spacex will attempt to make history tonight. for the first time it will reuse a rocket that's been to space and back. manuel bojorquez has more on the high stakes of the launch. >> liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket ... >> reporter: it may be a used rocket, but space

spacex has stuck the landing eight out of 13 times. but it's still risky.ket landed back on earth about a year ago, spacex says it can have them ready for relaunch in about four months. the goal is to make that even faster. gwynne shotwell is spacex president and c.o.o.ooas you land, taking it over to the launchpad and reflying it again, we might be a couple years away from that, but that's certainly the intent, as well. >> reporter: but reusing a rocket is only the first step before the giant leap spacex hopes to make, a mission to mars. manuel bojorquez, cbs news at kennedy space center. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org rejecting the idea of increased gas taxes and fees to repair our roads. this evening, they are sending a clear message in our exclusive poll. it could be a huge road block >>> new at 6:00 california voters are rejecting more taxes to repair state infrastructure. it could be a roadblock

spacex has stuck the landing eight out of 15 times.im although this rocket landed back on earth about a year ago, spacex says it can have them ready for relaunch in about four months. the goal is to make that even faster. gwynne shotwell is spacex president and c.e.o. >> as far as doing it as soon as you land, taking it over to the launchpad an reflying it again, we might be a couple years away from that, but that's certainly the intent, as well. >> reporter: but reusing a rocket is only the first step before the giant leap spacex hopes to make, a mission to mars. manuel bojorquez, cbs news at kennedy space center. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> tonight a new twist in maks's dancing injury. >> we're going to see how it unfolds. >> what his fiancee is telling "e.t." why he could be out much longer than we thought. >> then -- >> i shouldn't have said that. >> -- stark confessions in vegas. the mom guilt. why ben affleck kept his sin city day short. and why chr

ing. >> it was a history-making launch for recycled spacex rocket. it flew for the first time about a year ago and blasted off again yesterday from florida. spacex says it can have its rockets ready for relaunch in about four months but wants to shorten the turnaround time. >> as far as doing it as soon as you land, taking it over the launchpad and reflying it again, we're certainly a couple of years away from that but that's the intention as well. >> it landed on a floetding platform at sea. >>> spacewalking astronauts carried out a job yesterday 250 mile ace above the earth, but peggy whitson wasn't just taking care of business. she was making history. she set a record for the most spagswalks of women by eight and timed spacewalking, just over 53 hours. >> coming up on "morning news," caught on video. a sheriff's deputy apparently ignores an emergency call in order to speak with his ex-girlfriend. >>> and a cyclone in australia floods entire towns and displaces one unlucky fish. this is the "cbs morning news." $7.99 women's sonoma tees and $7 girls

why was yesterday different for spacex?s the first time spacex launched a rocket they used before which is a big deal. no one has ever done that. people talk about the shuttle being reusable. this is the first time a rocket that went to space went to space again. they relaunched the rocket and landed it again on the drone ship. brad: he got emotional about it. >> elon was sort of weeping and gave this rambling press conference where he was so excited. this is what spacex is all about, driving down the cost of space so humans can live on mars. brad: eventually a 24-hour turnaround time. how close are they in achieving the ultimate vision? >> it took about four months to refurbish this one. eventually, they want it to be like flying a 747. you should be able to bring it back, refuel, and fly it again. that is still a ways off. elon is always pushing the envelope. brad: i promised a mystery question. if elon calls you next year and says we are taking humans to space, you can be the first journalist in space, do you do it? >> a

the goal is to reduce the cost for spacex customers and spacex itself.o send people to mars. in order to do that, you have to be able to fly a rocket, turn it around and fly it again. that is the step to that ultimate goal. cory: the falcon 9 is rocket science, but it is not the most cutting edge rocket rocket in the world's fleet? dana: nobody has reflow a rocket before. what happened with suttles is different. if they can fly this to space and land it again, that will be a big milestone. everybody is talking about re-sability. no one is actually doing it. all last year was about can we recover the rocket? can they land it on land? may have done it eight times, three by land and five by sea. they have to prove it is reflyable. you and i can imply from san francisco to new york, the plane lands, they refuel it. that is ultimately the goal for rockets. there are thermodynamic events going on. it will be interesting to see how does the engine does and how many times can you refly it? what is the lifespan of a rocket? cory: it is fascinating to watch. dana,

spacex has stuck the landing 8 out of 13 times. but it's still risky.is rocket landed back on earth about a year ago, spacex says it can have them ready for relaunch in about four months. the goal is to make that even faster. gwynne shotwell is spacex president and c.o.o. >> as far as doing it as soon as you land, taking it over to the launchpad and reflying it again, we might be a couple years away from that, but that's certainly the intent as well. >> reporter: but reusing a rocket is only the first step before the giant leap spacex hopes to make, a mission to mars. manuel bojorquez, cbs news at kennedy space center. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm michelle miller. the investigation of russian meddling in the november election is back on track, at

david: the man behind spacex is elon musk. elon: we are entering a new era of space travel that is exciting. david: there is a history of being late, but delivering. reasonable spacecraft will make space travel cheaper. last year one of the rockets blew up, but spacex quickly got back to business launching satellites. the dragon capsule delivered spaceto the international station. a trip to the moon is harder, but critics say it will be a joy ride. peopleill give 2 rich the trip of a lifetime. it is not science, it is not exploration, it is repeating missions that had been done 40 plus years ago. an adventure, a thrill ride demonstrating a new capability. david: how much would it cost? urists visiting the international space station would be $20 million each. a moon trip would be more. we don't know who the passengers are, but if they get their they would pave the way for passengers to follow. laura: you have to be adventurous to be one of the 2. you can count me out. spectacular pictures from italy where europe's most active

nicole: elon musk spacex in successful launch.could dramatically lower the cost of space travel. lauren: march madness runs to a head, why did these players lay on the floor like they were doing yoga? we are going to explain. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york, friday march 31st, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's markets and the latest breaking news. lauren: i could use yoga right now. mike flynn in discussions with the congressional intelligence committees as well as the fbi on receiving immunity from prosecution in exchange for questioning.of ongoing investigations into possible contacts between the trump presidential campaign and russia, flynn's attorney issuing a statement saying in part, no reasonable person who has the benefit of advice from counsel would submit without assurances against unfair prosecution. nicole: karl rove, former senior adviser to president bush. >> i thought it was unusual gesture on his part. it was okay for him to step forward and say i will testify, be happy to meet with him

spacex passes a big test of its business model now. the company hopes to bring down the expensive cost of going to space by using recycled rockets. that was good spacex employees to celebrate this milesto milestone. the next goal for spacex is to attempt back to back launches. >>> space walking astronauts lost an important piece of shielding. the cloth bundle floated away today. nasa says the shield will be monitored going forward to make sure it doesn't come back and hit the station. it protects against met or right debris. it was one of four shield pieces to be installed in a hole. >>> the chp is reaching out to high school students about drinking, driving and growing up. we had a camera at the high school where students came to hear about a program called every 15 minutes. students are removed from the room every 15 minutes and return later as the living dead in a casket. it's meant to challenge students to think about personal safety and the responsibility of making mature decisions. my two kids went through that program and it was

stay with us. >>> spacex passed a big test today. the california company successfully launched a reused rocket into space. the company hopes to bring down the wildly expensive costs of going to space by recycling rockets. video provided by the company shows the landing, the rocket returned to earth in one piece. founder elon musk tweeted the next goal for spacex is to attempt back-to-back launches in just 24 hours. that's a quick turnaround. >> certainly. all right, big night tonight. baseball. >> how fun. rick quan is in. >> nobody was launching any rockets at at&t tonight. it was all pitching. the giants and a's square off in game one of the abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the giants and a's, pitching and defense dominated game one of the bay bridge series. let's go out to at&t park. this ball dude is already in mid-season form. sean manaea got the start for oakland and looked sharp throwing four perfect innings and struck out two. johnny cueto went five for the giants. he gave up six hits but no runs. cueto got

stay with us. >>> spacex passed a big test today. california company successfully launched a reused rocket into space. the company hopes to bring down the wildly expensive costs of going to space by recycling rockets. video provided by the company shows the landing, the rocket returned to earth in one piece. founder elon musk tweeted the next goal for spacex is to attempt back-to-back launches in just 24 hours. that's a quick turnaround. >> certainly. all right, big night tonight. baseball. >> how fun. rick quan is in. >> nobody was launching any rockets at at&t tonight. it was all pitching. the giants and a's square off in game one of the abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the giants and a's, pitching and defense dominated game one of the bay bridge series. let's go out to at&t park. this ball alrdy in mid-season form. sean manaea got the start for oakland and looked sharp throwing four perfect innings and struck out two. johnny cueto went five for the giants. he gave up six hits but no runs. cueto got help in the f

but he's less concerned with putin and more with why president trump seems so,,,,,,,, >>> the spacexmusk says he's got down payments from two space tourists he plans to send on a trip around the moon and back again. manuel bojorquez has the story from the kennedy space center. >> reporter: atlantis was the last shuttle to take astronauts into place. now it's a whole new world. the names of those new would-be astronauts are top secret right now, and so is what they are paying, though experts believe it could be in the tens of millions of dollars. spacex hopes to launch them from pad 39-a, where many of nasa's "apollo" missions began. >> ignition and liftoff. >> reporter: the mission would use a much larger version of the falcon rocket which currently delivers cargo to the space station, using the capsule to send two people past the moon by the end of last year. >> there is some risk here. >> reporter: in a conference call with reporters, elon musk laid out the plan. >> this would be approximately a weeklong mission. it would pass the moon, and loop back to earth. >> reporter: humans h

molly: next, spacex has successfully launched a reusable rocket.lon musk hailed the achievement as a revolution, saying it brings the world one step closer to commercial space travel. >> 3, 2, 1. reporter: it is no ordinary rocket launch. the falcon nine booster made its first launch a year ago, but after being recycled and reused, it took off for a second time on thursday afternoon. a first for the space industry, which could lead to major savings. to be a huge going revolution and a spaceflight, a difference between if you have airplanes where you threw away an airplane after every flight, but instead, you can reuse them multiple times. it has taken 15 years to get to this point. , a lottaken a long time of difficult steps along the way, but i was just incredibly proud of the spacex team for the ultimate achievement. incredible milestone in the history of space. reporter: by reusing rockets, spacex hopes to eventually cut costs by about 30% pure to the company is also working on a commercial spaceship with a long-term goal of flying passengers to

spacex launched a falcon 9 rocket from the kennedy space center in florida. it was delayed because of high winds. here you can see it being deployed. pretty cool. free. while it won't be landing, spacex plans to launch a used falcon 9 in two weeks from now. business is good for them. >> schools aren't the only thing delayed because of the storms. spacex as well. >>> we have information on who the russian spies were targeting by hacking into millions of yahoo accounts. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper you may be muddling through allergies.oned with... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. testinhuh?sting! is this thing on? come on! your turn! where do pencils go on vacation? pennsylvania! (laughter) crunchy wheat fro

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this is a major first for spacex. the company's founder and ceo elon musk says the busters account for 70% of the cost. this could mean cheaper, more accessible space flight. >> it means that humanity can be out there among the stars, this is what we want for the future. >> he said it took 15 years and $1 billion to make this achievement. >> police in washington state are asking for the public's help identifying two suspects behind a scary home invasion caught on tape. the two men are seen rummaging through the bedroom trying to open a bathroom door. when they realized it was locked one of them kicked it in. inside a woman starts to scream. [ screaming ]. >> just chilling to hear. police the suspect snatched jewelry off the woman and grabbed other items as they left. any one with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. >> that is terrifying. >> powerful winds are wreaking havoc in the west. wind gusts reached more than 50 miles an hour in las vegas knocking down signs, trees and power lines. two semis were

. >>> history for spacex. they just launched their first recycled rocket. >> liftoff of falcon 9!> this rocket has already been to space and back. a few minutes after its launch yesterday it returned to earth and landed successfully on a platform. spacex's ceo elon musk says that the launch proves they can refly an orbit class booster which is the most expensive part of the rocket. >>> musk also tweeted his next goal for spacex writing: >> would you go, kenny? >> i would but i think it's going to be too expensive. >> yeah. i think for some time. >>> today a cat is flying home to watsonville from canada. >> the journey has been four years in the making. it's been that long since boo boo here went missing. her owner isn't sure if she intended to leave the santa cruz area or the state. but boo boo's owner does suspect that the cat hopped in a stranger as car one day and hitched a ride. somehow that trip stretched from california to ontario canada. the tabby was recently spotted at a animal shelter and since boo boo was chipped, they found the owner and arranged a reunion. >> that's a

and blast off for spacex, as the company makes history by sending a used rocket back into space.sia tried to hijack the us election through propaganda on steroids — the startling words of a senior democrat who is on the senate intelligence committee, as it began investigating alleged russian interference in last year's us election. meanwhile, in a new development, a seniorformer aide to president trump, michael flynn, is reported to have offered to testify about what he knows, but only if he is given immunity from prosecution. our washington correspondent laura bicker has more details. it's understood that he is asking, and is in discussion with the senate, house and house intelligence committees, about giving testimony in return for being granted immunity or protection from what he calls unfair prosecution. now, it's worth remembering that general flynn was the national security advisor, but was forced to resign from the administration after it was disclosed that he misled the vice president about the nature of his calls with the russian ambassador, and the fbi is investigating

. >>> and spacex launches another rocket, but this one is different. why this >>> and with that, oregon route 138 is nearly clear and open to traffic again. the road had been blocked by that 200-ton boulder, which had fallen overnight. the department of transportation expects to have the road open by the weekend. >>> new details about a california woman's past are raising new questions about her claims of being abducted. sherri papini went missing for three weeks last year. she says someone kidnapped her while jogging. a police report from 2003 says sherri's mother called 911 claiming sherri was hurting herself and blaming injuries on her mother. the police report was first obtained by a sacramento newspaper. papini's family put out this statement, "this newspaper's decision to aggressively seek out and publish unsubstantiated online activity and distorted phone conversations from 16 years ago is victim-blaming at its most egregious." we'll have much more this morning on "gma." >>> we're getting our first look at new pictures of the damage at the penta

spacex has developed a way of landing its boosters, which are the most expensive part of a rocket, safelyh after a mission. now for the latest financial news with aaron heslehurst and world business report. terms of disengagement. the eu will set out its stall on brexit later but britain says trade talks must get under way at the same time. plus: cash cows and spread betting. why the price of butter is soaring on us markets. welcome to world business report. if you are in britain it is nice and early, stay where you are and give me eight minutes, nine minutes they just told me, and i will give you an exciting snapshot of the exciting world of business and money. we start in malta, where later this morning eu council president donald tusk will present europe's guidelines for the brexit negotiations. the key question for britain — can it negotiate a future trade deal with the eu at the same time? or, as france is insisting, must it wait until exit talks are done? two years is already seen as tight to do such a complex trade deal. so what happens if one can't be done in time? for a start, th

blastoff for spacex, making history, sending a used rocket back into space.d you arejoining us at glad you are joining us at 7am glad you arejoining us at 7am here in singapore, it is midnight in london and 8am in seoul, where a court has approved an arrest warrant for the country's ousted president on corruption charges. miss park was removed from office when the constitutional court endorsed the decision to impeach her. steve evans has what is next. well, she enjoys, if that is the right word, the prison cell, and she probably faces trial on very serious allegations, so the prospect is that prison cell for the foreseeable future. maybe if she is found guilty eventually some months on force on yes. you are absolutely right, rico, it isa yes. you are absolutely right, rico, it is a very rude awakening. three weeks ago she was in the presidential palace. she has had a rough night. the decision of the court was at 3am in the morning and she had to wait in a room before learning at 3am, presumably not with much sleep, that she would be taken not to her own home

this is video provided by spacex. the company will launch an air force gps satellite on a falcon 9 rocket in 2019. >>> a huge chicken is set to take over part of san francisco next month as part of a mass movement to get president trump to release his taxes. check out this thing. a 30-foot stall chicken, created to resemble mr. trump, will be part of a rally april 15th at san francisco city hall. the local organizer says the chicken mascot is already a success. when activists used the balloon at a fund-raiser, they raised their goal amount in less than an hour. >> it was almost like proof of concept for whether or not people would see this as a good idea. this symbol of donald trump is a chicken for not releasing his taxes. like what is he hiding? >> the chicken is part of a national movement. tax marches are set to take place in more than 50 cities. >>> hi there, everyone. time to bring out those umbrellas and get ready for a rainy pattern to unfold. on our storm impact scale we have 1s every single day beginning on

shortly afterwards, he tweeted his next goal for spacex saying, incredibly proud of the spacex team forchieving this milestone in space. next goal is reflight in 24 hours. >>> nasa is preparing to launch the largest and most powerful telescope into space. the james webb telescope is more than 3 stories tall. scientists say it will allow them to look back in time to see the first galaxies that were born after the alleged big bang. nasa plans to launch the telescope next year. >>> it's another indication of a growing economy. small airports in the bay area have been booming lately. here's a look at some of them in the area. airport operations out of buchanan field in concord have increased about 30% since 2012. hayward's executive airport is a prime spot for silicon valley executives. take-offs and landings have increased more than 20% in the last five years. >>> still ahead, we told you for a while now that filing your taxes online is the best way to go. but there is one mistake that could cost you big time. what you absolutely need to watch out for. >> in the bay area, a sigular s start

it will be capable of directly competing with spacex's falcon rockets.ady successfully launched 29 falcon 9 rockets and also has its eyes on the moon. on a conference call last week, musk announced plans for two private citizens to ride in a lunar capsule as early next year. >> reporter: bezos says he wants to do that and more. >> our vision is millions of people living and working in space. >> reporter: the two have enjoyed a friendly rivalry for years, but now those who follow their careers closely say their high-stakes competition could lead to high-tech innovation. >> what these companies want to self-sustaining economy in space. that's what's fueling all of this. >>> france is bracing for a possible political upheaval that could be bigger than the trump election and the brexit vote combined. far right politician marie le pen is now ahead in the polls heading into the presidential election and it's a wide open field. and the top two vote getters will have a runoff in may. most polls show her losing the runoff, but anything can happen. and 58% see le

caroline: they have already been a customer of spacex.oes spacex compared to where blue origin is right now? the: what we are seeing is continual development and improvement of new and more powerful rockets that are capable of launching satellites to geostationary orbit, which is, you know, very far away, and the rocket blue origin is working on and they say 2021,contract is for but knew glenn is going to be a powerful rocket on the scope of which we have not seen in this country for quite some time and i think you are seeing bezos expand to commercial paying customers. there is a great story on the bloomberg saying about taxpayers and how much they might be on the hook the next time a space mission by spacex or private companies actually fail. is this something known by the general public or something they should be looking to themselves? dana: i think the launch industry is very familiar with mishaps so whenever a rocket pa thats on a launch[a is a setbackd because image -- on a launch pad a setback because images of burning rockets do

. >>> and spacex nails is. elon musk's firm makes history with the launch of the first recycled rocket. it's friday, march 31, 2017, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning. happy friday and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm sara eisen. >> a quiet and reserved happy friday. >> yeah. >> happy friday! >> happy friday! tgif! >> good morning to you from me as well. i'm wilfred frost. >> i thought you were referring to the music, too. >> maybe the music lulled you into it. it's new music friday. we're not sure what that song is called. we'll find out. we'll give you the name later. let's get to the market action. >> the global market this morning after a mini rally on wall street yesterday, show you the futures board this morning and how it's shaping up on this final day of the quarter. a great one for global stocks. the wordow futures are lower th morning on the final trading day, down about 48 points. s&p down 5.5, nasdaq down 14. the nasdaq outperformed everyone this month. the s&p went flat

spacex will launch a used rocket booster for the first time. spacex said the recycled booster was recovered from a previous launch. the used robert should save the company tens of millions of dollars and could make future space travel cheaper. >>> here on earth covered bridge road in cherry hillis back open. it was closed earlier after the truck got the stuck. crews repaired a structural beam. more work may be coming in the next few weeks. that's welcome news to people in that area. when it shut down and kept looking at that stuck truck saying, did it do any damage. they fixed it. >> i drove on that covered bridge just last week. goes right through a residential area. let's find out and see what's happening on route 1 now. >> we'll get to new jersey roads in a second. here's our cameras right around 17th street north and southbound. no problems or delays. just a few cars out the door there. not seeing any problems with drive times. new jersey this is the 42 free. checking in with drive time. a five minute trip headed northbound from 55 moving t

here, tweeting spacex could not do this without nasa and can't express enough appreciation. >> that'st news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new yorkrkrk i >> wednesday, march 1st, 2017. this is the cbs morning news. >> i am asking all members of conclude to join me in dreaming big and bold and daring things for our country. >>> president trump softens his delivery, but keeps his bold plan in his first joint address of congress. [ applause ] honoring the fallen. the wife of a navy seal killed during a raid gets a standing ovation, and president trump calls her husband a warrior and a hero. >>> tornadoes touch down.

seth, you said it nasa funds spacex.unds is the wrong word, but they do have billions of dollars in contracts with them. i don't think they directly give them the money. they get some thing in return for it. >> tom: yeah, they get some thing in return, all right. >> andy: some analysts do think that nasa is not all that happy with spacex saying it's going to do stuff like this. >> i think they're upset that they're going rogue, if you wil will. >> andy: alexa and siri, you said you verbally abuse all your voice activated things. you realize that's going to be held against you after the uprising? >> that can't testify against you. >> andy: yet. seth, you said you walk around and they naked all the time ana is watching. alexa does not have a camera. >> are you sure, sometimes i walk by and show go -- [whistles] >> andy: i think the phrase don't flatter yourself comes to mind. i am done. >> tom: thank you, andy. coming up, which harry potter star is your fusing to take pictures with fans? the mean one, that's who. i reveal

it will be capable of directly spe competing with spacex's falcon rockets.pacex has already successfully launched 29 falcon 9 rockets and also has its eyes on the moon. on a conference call last week, musk announced plans for two private citizens to ride in a lieu munar capsule as early nex year. >> reporter: bazos says he wants to do that and more. >> our vision is millions of people living and working in space. >> reporter: the two have enjoyed a friendly rivalry for years, but now those who follow their careers closely say their high-stakes competition could lead to high-tech innovation. ises what these companies want to do is help create a ♪living well come on up, grandpa don't let joint discomfort keep you down. come play with us! i'm coming. upgrade to move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility, and flexibility. it also provides 20% better comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, all from one tiny mighty pill.... get in there with move free ultra, and enjoy living well. ♪living well it's league night!? 'saved money on motorcycle i

reporter: off goes spacex's fal con 9. what made this launch special?s the first time a recycled booster was used. normally, a rocket is discarded into the ocean after a single flight. it took spacex 15 yearars andnd1 billion to show that a rocket could be reused. >> it is, i was speechless after it happened. it is a combination of work by a very talented team. reporter: another first and an equally important part of this feat. it landed squarely back on the ocean platform, enabling and other future relaunch.\ >> it is rapid reusability of rockets, it is the key to opening up space and becoming a space civilization, and having the future be something that is incredibly inspiring that we will look forward to. >> the falcon is too small to take passengers into space, but learning how to reuse rockets in general could decrerease the cot of spa t travel by as much as a factor of 10000,otentially bringing t thepires -- stars closer than they used to be. >> from space back to the planet. brent: that is right. here on earth, looking at runners taking part in t

. >>> a spacex wrapped up its tenth space mission today, and its capit it's getting back to normal after being thrown off course by the drought. a full marathon in full gear. not a problem. the story coming up. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >>> spacex's capsule is back on earth with a wealth of information from the experiments. capsule's separated from the international space station this morning and carried 6,000 pounds of cargo down-to-earth and that is a study on cell growth and microgravity which could be used to treat cancer and other diseases. scientists will now prepare the reusable capsule to return to the space station. >>> uber is putting more testing miles on self-driving cars, but not everything is going smoothly. the documents obtained said the cars drove more than 28,000 miles in pennsylvania and arizona, and the records show humans had to step in and takeover fo

investigator has the goal of providing space travel for a lot less than spacex. the launches are $175 million each, that's opposed to a spacex launch which is 60 to $90 million. they will launch hundreds of rockets each year. >>> the tulips are in bloom. we will show you the floral art on display at a historic oakland cemetery. >>> a live look outside at san francisco. see the cloud cover? there are scattered showers in the area but not for long. meteorologist drew tuma has the latest. >>> stanford move on to vandev >>> with the start of spring comes the blooming of the tulips at mountain view cemetery in oak. abc 7 news was there for the cemetery's 12th annual tower tulip exhibition. floral arrangements were assembled inspired by the beauty of the historic cemetery. >> why call 1-800-flowers when you can have your local florists display all your local flowers? every year we have anyerwh from 25 to 30 florists come and exhibit. every year is different. >> about four to 5,000 people visit the cemetery each year during the three-day tulip exhibition. >>> now your a

some are calling the writh brothers -- wright brothers spacex.slain why this rocket rocket isplain why this a big deal, next. ♪ cory: to say that the tesla ceo elon musk s that a high bar is an understatement. tesla needs to build 443,000 model 3's by the end of next year. they have yet to build one. our next guest is quite bullish with the stock at 50% since the beginning of december. now.jonas joins us really glad you are on. you have followed it closely. model 3.e about the it seems like it is the biggest thing for this company. . wendy you expected to ship and what price? adam: our forecast are much more conservative than the company this year and next. we expect the company to go into a soft launch mode into the fourth quarter this year. our forecast is for 2000. not 20,000, not tens of thousands, but 2000 units to be delivered at the end of the year. that is a very small above zero number. the point of this year is to have the initial deliveries done to get the data and initial feedback from the community. next year, 80,000 units. 400,000av

. >>> ahead this morning spacex launch. we'll take you to the kennedy space center where spacex will try to reuse a rocket for the first time. >>> prison terms are handed down in the bridgegate scandal and the president's eldest daughter takes a job at the white house. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports that ivanka trump will be a an official federal employee while advising her father. he role had been described as informal when they announced she would have a white house office. critics said that would have let her avoid financial disclosure rules. >> the "financial times" says the city is suing the government for its role in the sanctuary of undocumented immigrants. mayor ed murray said president trump violated the constitution when he ordered cities to enforce federal immigration laws. the government is threatening to withhold funds from cities that don't help to deport people. >>> the "los angeles times" says a mexican state attorney general faces drug trafficking char

. >>> a historic launch for spacex, the first stage of the falcon 9 rocket spacex is going to launch is a used rocket booster the company recovered from a previous launch. this is the first time they've reused a rocket booster but they hope it's not the last time. the cargo, a satellite that will beam tv and data across latin america. >>> forever 21 reportedly being sued by state attorneys for illegally requiring workers to speak english only. the department of fair employment and housing is suing the company from banning employees from speaking spanish at san francisco's union square store. when three workers complained, management retaliated. forever 21 did not issue a response before the chronicle posted the story. >>> 4:55 on your thursday morning and seattle now the latest city to file suit against the federal government over the trump administration's threats to pull funding from sanctuary cities. on monday, attorney general jeff sessions warned that the government would take more than $4 billion in grant money off the table if cities didn't comply. san francisco has already fi

. >>> florida today says spacex is gearing up for a major rocket test.any fired the engines of a used falcon 9 yesterday at kennedy space center. spacex is planning its first relaunch of a refurbished robert on thursday. >>> cbc news reports recreational marijuana can be legal one canada by mid-2018. the governing liberal party plans to propose it next month. the prime minister favored legalization during his campaign. >>> "time" explains how scientists in massachusetts turned a spinach leaf into beating heart tissue. they colonized the veins of the leaf with human tissue. they hope to ease the shortage of donor organs. >>> still ahead. uploading your thoughts. elon musk wants to connect your brain to a computer to process information at lightning speeds. >>> the girl stays for now. a statue that took on a bull gets an extension. statue that took on a bull statue that took on a bull gets an extension. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ this girl is on fire >>> the manhattan statue known as fe

. >>> a spacex wrapped up its tenth space mission today, and its capit it's getting back to normal after being thrown off course by the drought. a full marathon in full gear. not a problem. the story coming up. >>> spacex's capsule is back on earth with a wealth of information from the experiments. capsule's separated from the international space station this morning and carried 6,000 pounds of cargo down-to-earth and that is a study on cell growth and microgravity which could be used to treat cancer and other diseases. scientists will now prepare the reusable capsule to return to the space station. >>> uber is putting more testing miles on self-driving cars, but not everything is going smoothly. the documents obtained said the cars drove more than 28,000 miles in pennsylvania and arizona, and the records show humans had to step in and takeover for the computer at every single mile to keep the cars driving smoothly and to avoid a possible crash. the report comes the same day uber's second in command is stepping down from the company, and jeff jones resigned as president today and he has

. >>> spacex will try to make history tonight. been to space and back again. not all of the companies more than 30 missions with the mall con9 rocket have been -- falcon 9 rocket have been successful. two rockets exploded and we have more from florida with the high stakes of this launch. good morning. >> good morning, from the spectacular site we're where about 400 yards from the launch pad. you know, rockets can cost hundreds of millions of dollars and practically all of them are either destroyed or not recovered after a launch. but this is different. it's been to space before. reusable rockets are vital to the spacex mission of cheaper, more economic space travel. >> liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket. >> reporter: it may be a used rocket but spacex is hoping this will help the company soar into new territory. it can bring down launch costs, and eventually sending humans to mars. >> they call it a previous flown or flight proven rocket but it's a used rocket. so it's pretty interesting if you can lower the cost through your reusabil