origin started earlier than spacex. they brought to spacex makes the difference. that is going much faster. they will have the same type of engineer but they will drive differently. had financialays constraints. that is not the case with origin. that has brought more pressure on the company. >> what about virgin galactic? francois: they have a different approach. they launch small satellites. they are on their way. this is more about space tourism. of thea different here atmosphere. -- it is a is different program then sending people to the space station. it is a different is this model. >> they are all doing different things. it could be a huge market if the market is created. who will be a winner? are they all winners in your view? what will separate the winners from the knot? francois: we are -- from the not? i am surprised to see 100 companies trying to reach that market. it is a new gold era. there will be a lot of winners. be the first to start or to go. it might not be the most successful one. that is why we think there is a lot of opportunity. that is what

spacex fired this falcon 9 monday night. it's the second mission this year. they're actually using used parts in this rocket, seems to have worked okay. >> thanks, ken. >>> a giant bee once believed to be extinct buzzing its way back into the world, where it was rediscovered the first time in decades. >>> this is what we all want to see. turns out a giant bee once thought to be extinct is actually alive and well. >> we have the video to prove it. there you go. the so-called wallace's giant bee was spotted in 1981, but last month a group of conservationists went on a five- day search in indonesia and found them. the black wasplike bee is about 1 1/2 inches long. that is four times bigger than a european honeybee. now conservationists and researchers are working to protect that giant bee. >> funny, nobody explained when it was missing. >>> in orange county an 11- month-old puppy got stuck in the middle of a spare tire. its owners, no clue how their dog bam-bam ended up like. this a little soap and water different do the truck. so they took him and the tire to t

. >>> new details on the spacex raptor rocket engine. elon musk treated this photo after the first firing of the rocket. the raptor will fire the star ship that will carry humans to mars. it seems to be a success. the engine achieved the power level necessary to propel the star ship and super heavy rockets. >> if you are very good at math, you're about to feel worse. a new study says even honeybees can do basic arithmetic. researchers used mazes and colors to use addition and subtraction skills. they were right about 2/3 of the time, which is better than chance. scientists say it could be useful for developing artificial intelligence. previous studies have showed primates, spiders can do basic math. >> i think bees are fascinating. those are really incredible creatures. yeah. i'm not surprised they can do math. i can't. reggie can't either. >> i really can't. i demonstrated that time and time again. >> now they're doing math for us. >> where were they when i was in college. >> mike, you're the only one great at math. sorry, jessica, you

spacex said a company record last year with 21 customer launches. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra: olivia howe, thank you. the 5g era, the battle for the next generation of the global networks comes to barcelona, as does huawei. monday, i'll he speaking with ceos and the following day, i'll be joined by the vice-chairman of armed holdings. don't miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i nejra cehic in london. we have seen a little risk off in the asian session yesterday. u.s. stocks loss for the first time in four days. a little nervousness around the risk rally recently. we've asked many times when that will fade. the hang seng, pretty much flat. dollar- is not movin -- dollar-yuan not much moved. today'sg well in session, but oil going for a weekly gain. on the bloomberg dollar index, we are fairly flat. 10 year treasury yields ticked higher as we saw the s&p 500 falling. futures not g

liz: well, this of course, he runs spacex, the rocket ship company as well. here it is. it's a yes or no sort of quiz, and i don't know if we can get the shot here. >> this is just now? liz: just four minutes ago. make the mars technocracy real. yes or no. he just tweeted this. >> you know what's crazy about this, all this mars stuff and the spacex stuff? it takes the pressure off the reality of tesla, whether the numbers add up. i'm telling you, man, i talked to jim chanos, he's a numbers guy. listen, they can make this payment, but the future is uncertain. liz: people have said that about tesla since he took over. >> it's such a vanity play, right? it's such a stock that -- liz: no, it's not. >> yes, it is. it's like -- liz: charlie, elon musk, because i followed this company forever, and i was the first broadcast journalist to go to spacex and watch it, you know, people have been saying oh, he'll die, he'll die, it won't work, tesla won't work. let me tell you something. decades later, it's a brand new u.s. company, why not -- >> it's a good car. liz: support them. >>

local time spacex sense -- set a customer record last year.urs a day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thanksakes very much -- very much. president trump will meet with china's top trade negotiator as the u.s. tries to forge a preliminary deal before tariffs if he decidesorts to allow them to double. joining us is tom mackenzie, bloomberg's china correspondent. let's first figure out what is going on march 1 president trump and president xi jinping agreed on a 90 day moratorium on tariffs. decide, itlone can is not like tariffs are automatically going up and is out of president trump's control. right?is moratorium, >> that is absolutely right, this is not preset. in fact, the chinese have downplayed this deadline for a long time. they will be relieved to hear the comments that is not a fixed or magic date, suggesting that if there is enough progress, he is prepared to relax the deadline, and indeed we have had some progress. we had these memorandums of under

spacex is launching its second cargo mission of the year.hree payloads were taken into orbit, including an airport research craft and an internet satellite and an israeli lunar lander. the falcon nine rocket blasted off at 8:45 p.m. local time. spacex setting a company record last year with 21 customer launches. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. back to you, they rough -- to you, nejra. nejra: president trump will meet with china's top trade negotiator as the u.s. tries to forge a preliminary deal on chinese imports. joining us from beijing is tom mackenzie, bloomberg's china correspondent. great to have you with us. how much progress has been made this week? tom: certainly, the mood music is still positive as besides continue conversations, expected to wrap up by today. we know that they are building out some and low use -- some mou's about things like intellectual property, but also nontariff barriers and services. it is under

. >>> spacex falcon 9 rocket streaming into the night ska at kaich.rying a communication satellite into orbit and also a small israeli spacecraft that will attempt the first privately funded nonsuper power moon landing in april. if successful, it will join an exclusive club, just the fourth country alongside the u.s., russia and china to pull off a powered landing on the moon. >>> firefighters in florida heating things up for an elderly woman with a microwave. the crew responding to a life alarm alert at her apartment which had gone off accidentally but they did spot a problem while there, the woman who gets frozen food from the meals on wheels program didn't have a working microwave, so the firefighters made a quick trip to the store and got her a new one and installed it and cooked her dinner. nice. >> my hero. >>> the uk exit from the european union is just five weeks arm. but the most likely option for a deal could be no deal. we go live to london next. ♪ ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. right now, when you join t-mobile, you get two lines of

new at 6:00, elon musk is showing off spacex's new rocket engine.deo of it last night. it will power spacex's prototype that will eventually carry humans to mars. >>> an organization dedicated to fight poverty is expected to announce a $5 million invest plan to help communities. tipping point community comprised of several groups, including the bill and melinda gates foundation have been fighting bay area poverty for 14 years. the group agreed to invest in housing and employment in the bayview neighborhood. south san jose and the contra costa town of pittsburgh. >> jussie smollett is thanking fans for their support. >> these last four daysi wouldn't get through it without obviously my family and also the love and support of all y'all. >> the santa rosa native sang at a concert at the troubadour club saturday night. last week he told chicago police two hooded men shouted homophobic and racist slurs before yelling maga country and putting a noose around his neck. some accused him of lying but fans stood by him. >> the show could happen. guess he's rea

. >>> this morning spacex has gone company has gone before. 9 rocket landed on the moon carrying a spaceaft developed by an israel nonprofit. the first 100% lunar mission making israel the fourth country to go to the moon. >>> to a horrifying incident in new york city. a driver accused of running over a family and killing a pregnant mom after a confrontation over smoking. >> reporter: joan never thought she'd have to burry her daughter. pregnant with her seventh child was killed. her husband and six children also hurt. >> it is horrible. >> reporter: a man outside starting smoking near the kids. her husband asked him to stop. >> after that ruest to stop smoking, he got inside this car, steered it towards 7-eleven and gave her moments to flee. >> mommy through herself in front of the car to protect the children. >> reporter: the man ran his car into the family not once but twice. he pleaded not guilty. faces second degree murder and other charges as the family faces life without a mother. nfrp bc news, new york. >>> still ahead, a moment of a lifetime for one fan at a lifetime for one fan

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liverpool spacex byron in the champions league kickoff reportedly. kennedy went to liverpool to explore the incredible bond between the club and city. fine in liverpool my family moved south when i was just a small boy but for me you don't have to be one team living. will the red fans accept me does it matter that i was never seen again and feel and will follow no risk elsa's take me to their hearts. talk stuff is one of the most rundown parts of the city. quite an intimidating place even outside the house my mother grew up in all those years ago when the locals hear of my connection with the area the ice is broken and before i know it it seems like i've got a few new mates. i'm staying in shops to have to meet local land and former liverpool player how we gail who now works as a social inclusion coach at the kingsley community school keeping kids off the streets. first black player that's something you know very proud to represent you. in any form this is something to be proud of. for me growing up in the. liverpool problem and the more over the all

elon musk's spacex will have a test flight march 2, with a nasa in july.g up to space for boeing, a test flight set for april with a manned mission no earlier than august. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." here are the top stories that we are following from around the world. president trump makes another call for a border wall with one shutdown and the start of possibly another. investors weigh a mixed bag of corporate earnings against persistent u.s. china trade concerns. and the jumping for junk. u.s. high-yield bonds are at an all-time high after a six-day rally that followed a sharply dovish turn by the fed. quick look at the major averages. , positive action for the most part but it is not exactly a barnburner of a session. s&p and nasdaq turning briefly negative, off the highs of the session. we are s

the book, "willow: the water bear" will be on board a spacex rocket on board to the international spaceil. an astronaut will read the story, and kids will be able to watch on line. >> a water bear is a microscopic creature that can survive extreme stressors such as radiation. they can live in the antarctic, they can even survive in outer space. children would love to learn about this. >> the book was selected by a program called "story time from space." >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," john dickerson puts his music skills to the test with grammy nominee and songwriting legend john prine as we count down the grammy awards. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (thunderclap) if your day doesn't unfold as predicted. unfold this. new neutrogena® makeup remover single. and remove 99% of makeup. 100% rain or shine. neutrogena®. 100% rain or shine. [boy gasps] for real cold and flu protection with lysol, you can help protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the cold and clorox wipes don't. lysol. what it takes to pr

. >> spacex and nasa are aiming to test their first commercial crew capsule next month. no one will be aboard the dragon inaugural flight. if all goes well, two astronauts will fly in the next launch in july. that would be the first time americans have traveled into orbit from u.s. soil since the shuttle program ended in 2011. let's take a look at the markets that are currently trading right now. australia leading gains. the rba shifted to a neutral outlook. singapore higher. is the first day of trade since the lunar new year break. the philippines have just come online. japan now down. despite big gainers in tokyo today including softbank. up as much as 18% after the founder actually had the biggest ever buy back in history. some markets in the region still closed for noon -- lunar new year celebrations. keenan and that's the first word. ♪ david: where did the name "virgin" come from? richard: one of the girls laughed and said, are you a virgin at business? david: did she get a finder's fee for that idea or not? [laughter] david: you begin building other companies. rich

a spacex rocket sent a private israeli lunar lander into orbit from cape canaveral, florida, last nightcted to reach the moon in seven weeks. >>> we turn now to that election fraud scandal in north carolina and a stunning new twist. >> the gop congressional candidate who was ahead in the vote count is now supporting a new election after his own son gave damaging testimony bringing him to tears. abc's mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: after days of dramatic testimony about his campaign's alleged election fraud, a stunning announcement from republican candidate mark harris. >> i believe a new election should be called. >> reporter: at the center of the controversy, harris' political strategist mcrae dowless accused of tampering with more than 500 absentee ballots to help harris win. at the board of election hearing harris insisted he saw no red flags, but his own son testified that he warned his father that dowless was, quote, shady. >> i love my dad, and i love my mom. i certainly have no vendetta against them, no family scores to settle, okay. they knew they made mistakes in this

the beginning" — is being transported in a falcon 9 rocket made by tech entreprenuer elon musk‘s spacexthe near—side of the moon in mid—april. making it the world's first privately funded mission to the men. —— moon. conservationists in the galapagos islands have found a giant tortoise from a species thought to have become extinct more than a century ago. the adult female tortoise was found on the island of fernandina in the west of the pacific archipelago, off the coast of ecuador. katie silver reports. many of the 1a giant tortoise species found in galapagos were wiped out when the islands were colonised, in the 18th and 19th centuries. now, after last being sighted in 1906, the fernandina giant tortoise appears to be back. it was discovered in a thicket of vegetation on fernandina island, one of the youngest and most pristine of the galapagos archipelago. translation: it is perhaps the most important discovery in the last century. there have been multiple investigations and monitoring projects on the island and not a single individual had been located. she is believed elderly, over 1

. >> that's the latest spacex rocket launching from cape canaveral last night.rael's first lander to the moon. if successful it will make israel only the fourth country to land on the moon after russia, the u.s., and china. the lander is scheduled to touch down in april. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, tesla is downgraded by "consumer reports." and a reported new credit card linked to your iphone. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good friday morning, anne-marie. well, president trump meets with china's vice premier in the oval office today. it concludes several days of trade talks in washington this week. "reuters" reports the two sides are starting to sketch out an agreement on structural issues. the u.s. and china are trying to reach a deal before a march 1st deadline. that's when we could see tariffs on $200 billion in chinese imports increase from 10% to 25%. >>> officials from the federal reserve will speak in new york city later today. a key topic on the agenda -- short-term

that's if everything goes accord to spacex ceo elon musk's plan. so how much? the billionaire tech visionary responded to a recent tweet t asking abo estimated cost for tickets to outer space, and his reply might just surpris you. musk answered, depending on volume, a ticket to mars could cost less than $500,000, maybe even below w$100,000. t on to say he wants to make the trip low-cost so, economies can sell their home on earth and move to mars. >> because that's pretty much the price of a home. >>> it is the end of an era at na after its longest serving martian rover ended its mission. the opportunity died after serving for 15 years. it was built to last just three months but kept going, surprising us all. the six-wheeled vehicle moved across the surface of mars, gathering critical data a giving scientists a closer view of the planet. >> had a good, longru >>> here's meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. a pretty quiet day. the river of high moisture going into southern california. vey unusua high amounts of moisture all because of this subtropical jet

spacex was authorized for military payloads after must campaigned in washington and the courts.ollow the lead. a deep dive into stories making headlines and moving markets with the insides from industry veterans and insiders. today we get a closer look at space. president trump signed an order creating a process to create a space force. we spoke with the secretary of the air force, heather wilson, last fall, about why we need a space force. >> the problem we are trying to a dress the problem the president has asked us to focus on is how do we continue to dominate in space because every mission in the military is dependent on it and so is the timing signal for the new york stock exchange and the blue dot on your phone. it enables the american economy and we must remain dominant. david: joining us is brian weeden, secure world foundation director of program planning and on the phone from washington is rob levinsohn, bloomberg government defense analyst. we know a lot about contentions between the united states and china over trade and in the south china sea over islands. we are al

inspector general review spacex peer they apply toake sure they regulations. the evaluation will begin this month, but it did not say what prompted the review. the united nations refugee agency has noticed people fleeing south to don. they have been gripped by violence since december. 13,000 people have fled the fighting. many into neighboring congo. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am kaileyines -- linez. we talked trade and let shut down. all of spanish politics, those still to come. equities on the front foot. a trade story providing a much-needed boost to those equities. more on the markets next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. we are seeing a bounce today. you were saying on trade and this potential deal. athave a cabinet meeting 11:30, which we may or may not get more information on the deal. on's look under the surface what is going on in the markets. on rally here.sk not just in the u.s., but

. ♪ emily: elon musk's spacex has launched its second rocket of the year. was carrying three payloads, including an indonesian satellite and israeli lunar lander. the israeli craft will travel to the moon after deployment using its own power. the netflix movie "roma" is a favorite to win best picture this saturday. the highest accolade at the american films' most procedures -- prestigious award show. it would complete the transformation to hollywood insider for netflix. we have more. if netflix wins an oscar on sunday, would that really change netflix's status in hollywood or has it already changed? >> obviously, netflix has made a huge change in hollywood and across most countries in terms of how we consume content. and it has really changed things because we stay at home. it is not just netflix content, it is promoting other content creators and other studios like hbo to up their game and put out other content. that has changed the model and put pressure on it changed it even further. to get this accolade does something different. it means if you are the

is awarding spacex $300 million of contracts for three military launches.alliance has been given $440 million to launch satellites used for early warning missile-defense. the highest of the two biggest defense contractors, lockheed martin and boeing. trade talks have resumed in washington with the u.s. team calling for china to keep the yuan stable. the u.s. wants to fend off any attempt by beijing to devalue its currency to counter american tariffs. the yuan was discussed in earlier talks. both sides agreed it would be part of any final deal framework. the latest negotiations are set to run through friday. new zealand's a2 milk says it does not see the trade war or china problems seeing a slowdown. profit jumping over 50%. a2 milk gets a quarter of its revenue from china and the ceo told bloomberg that demand is still strong. >> we've got a business that is built on a very strong brand that is oriented around the very best of dairy nutrition for parents. in china, that is resonating beautifully. jessica: twitter will introduce new checks on lyrical ads in

spacex that a company record last year with 21 launches.l news 24 hours a day on air, at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: we are back. indonesia keeping interest rates unchanged, 6% is where we are that, pretty much the consensus. we did see a drop earlier. comments on keeping a hawkish stance. been talking about maintaining external stability. a key focus area that is up from the presidential election in april. david: joining us to talk more about how this is actionable in the fixed income space, our guest. seesas also, he indonesia to start cutting rates. thank you for coming on the program. it's tilted towards that direction. what sort of condition needs to be in place for a rate cut to completely make sense? >> i think if we have -- as we have seen the trade balance the keeps on coming. and i think the first set of 2019 there won't be a rate cut. there might be the chance of a rate that in the second half of 2019. what we need to see is a change in t

spacex is returning to the launchpad. the launch happened last night at cape canaveral. they hope this will improve internet and broadband connection.>>> broadcasters are in santa barbara, working on the future of television. the project is getting the most attention with a tfc number 3. it will allow broadcasters to personalize information for viewers during emergency alerts. the technology will also improve targeted ads. >> it is the next generation of television standards. it would allow consumers to get better pictures, better sound and have more interactivity. >> the television may be on sale by the end of the year for $3000. >>> electric shuttles are helping students getting around sacramento state university. electric shuttle has a preprogrammed route around campus. the onboard tour monitors operations and hands are not on controls. multiple sensors detect obstacles and stops require. the creators will gauge the usage and will change routes and invite developers to create the on-demand app to customize trips. >> we need to test the technology but you either leave

spacex will have a test launch march 2. a nasa crew is set to go into space in july.flight is set for no earlier than april with a manned mission to earlier than august. by 2030, electric car sales are expected to surge to 30 million vehicles worldwide. this, according to lambert new energy finance. -- bloomberg new energy finance. one company preparing for the onslaught provides more than 1000 public charging stations for electric cars across 34 states. in the first half of 2018, the company's network charged more than 42 million miles. i sat down with the ev-go ceo to discuss the future of electric transportation. >> i feel like we are at an inflection point. the car companies have announced $300 billion at they are investing in ev's. there's going to be 160 new models over the next few years. this is going from crazy, boutique small to mainstream. consumers are going to love it. everyone i know who has driven an e.v. loves it. -- love striving it. -- loves driving it. the cost has to be competitive, the range has to be strong, and there has to be charging infrastru

spacex and its rival will split six military space launches at , and the air force announced results of the latest competition between the national security launch providers. we will continue to follow that story. posted strong sales growth over the holiday quarter as it pushes into e-commerce. where it stands in competition with amazon, that is next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ emily: some good news for retail. walmart brushed off the disappointing december sales tuesday with its best holiday quarter in a decade. their fourth-quarter u.s. comparable sales beat expectations while e-commerce sales rose 43% in the fourth quarter. all the company takes on amazon, and bush new online sales, it is weighing on margins. to discuss is andrew in chicago and sara hall zach in d.c.. how did walmart avoid a week december? >> i think they showed strength in a couple of key categories. one was toys. the expanded their assortment by 40% and knew this was the first christmas w

elon musk showed off the first launch of a new spacex rocket. what's so special?engine. the goal for spacex is to take people around the globe with such a spaceship and eventually take them to mars. you are seeing it on the screen right now. the rocket version could potentially have a thrust of 440,000 pounds. this happened in texas and this comes after spacex has actually laid off about 10% of their work force very recently. nonetheless, he has lofty goals, send people to space and send them around the world. stuart: that was the engine that is a success. now then, friday's job report, remember it? it gave us evidence that the u.s. is, in my opinion, the standout economy. more people working than ever, wages rising rapidly. in my opinion, this is the result of trump's growth agenda. that is my opinion. you will hear more of it at the top of the hour. here we go. the fact is, americans move more than anyone else in the world. on average, we'll live in eleven homes. and every time we move, things change. apartments become houses, cars become mini vans. as we upgrad

this piece will go on display at the museum's future of spacex bigs.ibit is not scheduled to open until 2024. t untilhen the artifact will be on display in shan tilly. >>> a major merge in our region, bb&t bank buyg sun trut bank for $20 million. after the i deal will welcome the sixth largest bank in the u.s. the bank will get a new name. er t's going to be chosen l this year. the headquarters will be based in charlotte, north >>carolina. after 60 years a book turns up. we'll hear from the person who returned it. >>> plus winter is back to the dmv. doug is back ♪ ♪ ♪ rhythm is a dancer ♪ it's a soul companion ♪ you can feel it everywhere ♪ lift your hands and voices ♪ free your mind and join us ♪ you can feel it in the air ♪ oh sorry, we were running late. no problem, come on in. ♪ >>> back to our top story now, virginia's legislative black caucus, the group of lawmakers released a statement standing by governor ralph northam to resign, calling blackface a mockery and sult. they said they're monitoring the situations with lieutenant governor justin fa

spacex tonight will launch a falcon 9 rocket from the cape canaveral in florida.s rocket is special. it will be send an israeli spacecraft to the moon. if it land on the moon, it would be israel's first mission to the moon as well as the first privately funded one. coming up on the evening edit. senior it in figures close to maduro talking about going to the guaido camp. first socialist bernie sanders raising millions of dollars since launching his 2020 campaign a day ago. ♪ feeling unsure? what if you had some help? introducing the new 2019 ford edge with the confidence of ford co-pilot360™ technology. the most available driver assist techonology in its class. the new 2019 ford edge i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner that's... proven to treat and reduce

he's an assistant professor at the school of spacex ploration. >> sfo is sinking. >> reporter: they measuredinute movement of the land. he found the land under sfo is sinking at more than 5 millimeters a year, a significant drop. a drop so significant that more than half the runways could be under water if something isn't >> large parts of the runways are subsiding. those movements result in stresses which often cracks. >> reporter: we obtained maintenance records dating back to 2016, they showed several different instances of alligator cracking, including an emergency repair last june and another in october. it also shows seven repeated repairs in places it's been fixed before. experts say the ground continues to shift and sink. >> the ground base is falling a little bit. >> reporter: mike mccarron is a former operation supervisor with more than 22 years of experience at sfo. >> it's probably because the run ways are built on fill, you have the bay, the settling. >> reporter: doeshi runway out runways they're on fill is more problematic. >> reporter: several sources say the sinking has beco

taking flight, israel's historic moon mission launching last night on a spacex rocket. it will be the first lunar landing for israel, joining the united states, russia and china all with previous lunar landings. lauren: let's check futures. they're looking good this morning. we're hoping for gains today to avoid what could be the first down week of the year for the dow and the nasdaq, dow futures jumping a third of 1%. we're seeing similar percentage increases for all three major u.s. averages. coming up, alexandria ocasio-cortez she's at it again, this time defending her green new deal's reference to cow flatulence. >> we've got to address factory farming. maybe we shouldn't be eating a hamburger for breakfast, lunch and dinner. lauren: we'll take a look at the green new deal's calls to end agri business. jussie smollett returns to the set of his hit show hours after being freed on bond. the fenewthe newcharges he couln the hate crime hoax tha. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ the biggest thing -- and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? w

a new video showing the launch of the israel first privately funded mission to the moon with the spacex 9 blasting off from cape canaveral in florida and they hope the moon lander will touchdown in april and if successful israel will be the fourth nation plan on the surface of the moon. >>> it is 5:46 am as we take a live look at the bay area airports and canceled flights at sfo, with hours long delays at the minetta center in san jose. the skies are not very friendly for those traveling through southwest airlines, and they have emergency crippling flights at home and across the nation. these troubles brought some travelers to tears. southwest canceled 453 flights with 1000 delayed on wednesday due to mechanical issues that are grounded dozens of the plains. both of these southwest flights out of minetta were canceled when mackenzie was trying for the third time. >> i will get there at 11:00 tonight, 12 hours after i started. >> the priority is first and foremost safety. >> airlines coo says that the cancellations are the mechanics unions fall, which have a history of work disruptions.

. >>> a spacex falcon 9d ro rocke carries an indonesian communications satellite and also includes aall israeli spacecraft that will affect the first privately funded moon landing by a nonsuper power. right now the u.s., russia and china have pulled off a powered landing on the 3450moon. >>> in florida a firefighter responded to a life alert al lamp which went on accidentally. but they noticed something when they were there in the apartment, the woman who gets some frozen food from the wheme on wheels program didn't have a working microwave, so they made a quick trip to the store and bought her a new microwave. they installed it and cooked her dinner. >> going above and beyond the call of duty. >> everybody do something nice today. >>> that sound you hear, that is duke fans breathing a sigh of relief. andy scholes has the latest on zion womilliamsowilliamson. ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. right now, when you join t-mobile, you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. wit looks like george having are busy day.? ♪ the

the commercial sector, companies like boeing, lockheed martin, spacex, blue origin, to name a few of the expected. nasa is hoping to have the first human lander, that's without people, by 2024. it marks a significant shift in strategy for nasa and for the military, the federal government overall when it comes to space that's this idea of working closely with the commercial sector, and renting services from them. helping them build vehicles and renting vehicles for missions they require and the companies hanging onto them and being able to do other things >> they got spooked by china, getting to the dark side of the moon >> china is something that the u.s. is watching very closely. it is a big part of what is now a shifting national defense strategy and it is something that's being watched, where space is concerned it is part of the reason that they're looking to build up the space force. >> fantastic great stuff. >>> let's get to the cme, rick santelli has the santelli exchange rick >> hey, jon. i'll tell you, i'm really fired up this morning. when it comes to data, nobody loves brin

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israel on its way to the moon, following a dramatic nighttime launch by aerospace company spacex, the rocket blasted from cape canaveral florida. it was carrying three separate spacecrafts, most notably israel's privately funded lunar lander. israel seeks to become only the fourth country to successfully land on the moon after the u.s., russia, and china. a court in moscow is extending bit attention for an american arrested at the end of december for alleged spying. former marine paul whelan was detained in a moscow hotel. his lawyer says his client was handed a flash drive with classified information that he had been unaware of. iran's navy has started an annual general and the strategic street of her moves. iranian admirals as submarines, warships, helicopters, and surveillance planes will participate in the exercise, which will also include missile launchers from some of the vessels. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ (alarm goes off) wake up sweetie. ♪ doctor dave. ♪ here's your order. applebee's to go. now that's eatin' good in the

. >> new video showing spacex launching a falcon 9 rocket last night. the rocket lifted off from cape canaveral, florida. it's the third successful mission for the company's rocket booster. the main payload is a telecomsatellite that will serve indonesia with internet connectivity, voice communications and video distribution. >>> a lot of us when we plan to head outside as we will this weekend because it's going to be nice, we think first sunscreen. >> that's right, so important, but soon you may have to forget certain sunscreens at least when it comes to meeting some tighter regulations. the fda is proposing new rules to make sure over-the-counter sunscreens are safe and effective. regulators plan to review sunscreen's major ingredients to determine what is safe to use. they also plan to raise the maximum spf from 50 to 60, and change labeling requirements. regulators will hear public comment before making their final decision. >>> nbc bay area responds to dozens of consumer complaints every week. >> consumer investigator chris chmura listens patiently

coast for another major launch with elon musk's other company, spacex they're doing a big test with nasa, so keep an eye on that one into the weekend as well. >> so a busy evening for elon musk tesla stock has been halted. that does it for "closing bell." >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, i 'm melissa lee tonight on "fast" tesla shares halted it's suspending orders ahead of news that elon musk tweeted is coming at any moment now we've got phil lebeau standing by to break down the headlines as soon as they catch. >>> health care catching a cold going from the best performing sector last year to the worst this year. a top technician says there is one name in the group that's a screaming buy. >>> first we start off with the year of the china bull so forget about the pig this year, the shanghai up 18% in 2019 the best two-month start to a year since 2000. this as trade tensions are easing despite weak economic data that continues to roll in will the shanghai surge give the rally here in the u.s. some more fuel to run

spacex has been working on this raptor for years.his is the latest version, radically redesigned, showing the power there. >> it's got me excited about going to mars. >> you can't wait? >> yeah. yeah. save my seat, elon. >> it's going to cost you a few million. >> yeah. >> worth a check. worth a check. >> yeah. how about this, a group of drunk people singing, i mean, it sounds fun enough, right? this happened [ music playing ] >> about a thousand people, 1,500 all singing back street boys hit "i want it that way." it happened in brisbane, australia. it's a traveling experience, pub choir, they drink a bit and sing and they did it. >> oh, let's go back to 2003, five points in colombia, south carolina, my college days in the bar, we all sounded like that. >> yeah, right. i think most college bars sound like that, i think? >> i think so. >>> all right, so how about this cute image of hundreds of golden retrievers gathered for an annual parade. >> of course. in golden. >> can we call this one, a golden gathering in golden, colorado. a gr

this valentine's day get what you want >>> israel set to make history with the latest spacex flight.ght from cape canaveral using a privately funded lunar lander. it is scheduled to reach the moon in early april. >> a new york city uber driver still in shock after a piece of wood nearly killed him in his suv. >> you have to see this the moment the huge piece of wood fell from an elevated subway track and smashed through his windshield. the beam missed him by inches. the force shook him and his entire vehicle. >> shock. i'm just nervous. >> he didn't say anything at all. he was shaking. he was scared. he was nervous. he was looking at this direction directly. >> that's incredible. the driver said the beam hit him in the arm but he was not hurt. >> yeah, crazy. well, syracuse's men's basketball coach is cooperating with police after fatally striking a man on a highway. >> the incident happened along an icy highway in syracuse as he tried to avoid hitting the man's disabled vehicle. hours earlier his team defeated louisville. then he went to dinner with friends and family. his sobriety

. >>> nasa, israel and spacex. they're teaming up for a rocket launch and it is going to the moon!privately-funded mission to the moon. we have got the story for you. >>> i say british politics in complete chaos. eight members of the labour party, three tories, get their parties, complete realignment. nigel farage, mr. brexit, will join me on set shortly. ♪ ♪ ashley: former reagan economist art laffer says president trump is right that america will never become socialist and he says socialists actually make some of the biggest capitalists in private. roll tape. >> quoting trump, america will never be a socialist nation and neither will friends within a few weeks. they will come out of this roaring, doing well, by getting rid of maduro. they have first-hand experience what it does do. so do the cubans. you know, there are a bunch of people, you never see a better capitalist than one that lived under true socialism. they make the best capitalists on earth. nothing more greedy or capitalist than a socialist out for himself. ♪ stuart: check with retailers. a number of chain stores, pay

another successful launch, elon musk's spacex launching israel's historic moon mission.ina as they have done their missions already and despite bad weather, spacex's first stage booster did successfully return to earth. it landed on a ship right in the atlantic ocean. well, this is pretty cool. a natural phenomenon returns to yosemite national park. spectators can witness a firefall for the next few days there. this is when the sun precisely illuminates the water cascading down horse tail fall on the east side of el captain. this makes me want to go there. maria: that's absolutely gorgeous. have you ever seen that in person? cheryl: uh uh. maria: dagen? dagen: this dove tails with something i said earlier. free solo, the movie about alex donald, free solo climbing el captain is up for an oscar this weekends. it will win. you can buy it on amazon. you can buy it to watch it and you can buy it on itunes. do it. if you're afraid of heights, you might have trouble watching it. >> i heard it's terrifying. dagen: it's brilliant documentary film making. it doesn't get any bette

competitor to a certain extent of yours, spacex, working with the government. been delivering spearman's today, -- experiments today, but how do you think of the u.s.'s rejuvenated interest in space? george: it is fascinating what you say. the partnership between the government and the american private sector has generated huge returns. on this flight, this is our second commercial revenue generating flight, we had a program called the flight opportunities program. that is one to be a huge part of our future business. not just a human flying on tourism, but flying researchers and corporate companies who want to fly their experiments to space. the u.s. market share in terms of international alliance has gone from -- launch has gone from zero to over 60%. it is part of the partnership between nasa and the private sector. lisa: was there anything about beth's experience in the cabin that you are going to tweak in terms of passenger experience, or do you think that it is pretty much on target? george: i really think you have to talk to her and hopefully you can. wh

is awarding spacex almost $300 million of contracts for three military launches. given -- they are the global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm rosalind chin. this is bloomberg. rishaad: the state of play, japan returning after its lunch break, the nikkei 225 gaining ground, two thirds of 1%. the hang seng, leading the charge. .7%. 40 stocks up, nine on the way down. europe,est gains, china user base up to 454 million. quite something. customer service must be a handful. asx 200 in australia is down two thirds of 1%. a small gain for jakarta. let's look at what to expect out of india. thet 10 minutes until market opens up. the nifty up .5% on the futures contract. looking at a reversal in the rupee, at the moment losing ground. he was gaining ground. -- it was gaining ground. no change for the 10 year bond in india. in commodities, a lot of headlines with regard to what is here. we have palladium futures, we were up to $1500 an ounce at one point. we have come off t

on tictoc and find out why elon musk and spacex could have a huge stake in the border wall debate. stories. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg users can turn to gtv , catch up on charts you need to have, browse recent also book for future reference. this is our library. check it out. i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. let's get you a quick check of business flash headlines. boeing and aviation regulators will place a phone safety fixers for the boeing max until at least april. this was printed by the fatal crash of a lion flight. it stems from differences of opinion from safety experts how extensive the changes should be. they thought the crash happened when a faulty sensor triggered a storm. is looking at a potential sale. the london-based lender has been gauging interest from potential buyers, known to ask standard chartered static. people feared local rivals have limited the growth prospects. electronic arts surged to its biggest gains since 2014 after the videogame maker said their latest release attracted 10 million users and 72 hours. apex le

spacex at the launch of falcon nine rocket from florida and head for the moon.go will include a lunar lander from an is really which would make it the first private mission to reach them in. if the launch is successful it could be on the surface by early april. >>> nike launched its first colin kaepernick jersey since his endorsement deal became public in september and it has already sold out. it launched yesterday days after settle his collusion case with the national football league. the former quarterback promoted the journey and the truth to seven campaign is saying in part for those true to themselves on and off the field proudly, unapologetically and against all odds. >>> san francisco chinese new year parade two days away. many people are rehearsing every day leading to the big event. the children of san francisco ask west portal elementary have been in the parade since 1997. that means learning or helping others to learn how to walk on stilts. >> it feels scary at the start but once you get it doesn't fill that scary is pretty easy. >> very proud to be p