. >> what the latest launch for spacex means for its broadband ambitions.st rick santelli what are you watching today >> i'll tell you what, the big story today is how interest rates could be going down and stocks holding in. in the beginning of 18 interest rates were going up and stocks were going up. that's the definition of goldilocks how long can did last? we'll talk about it after the break. >>> here's a look at what's coming up. today it's an amazing stat, stocks are nearly at the exact level where they were at the end of january of 2018 so what gets them to break out or are we heading towards another december like drop some eerie similarities are starting to take shape. >>> one firm just giving a big boost to one stock playing right into the china story it's our call of the day josh brown with a new invest in you tip of maximizing your investment returns all coming up at noon on the half we're less than 15 away. have a good holiday weekend. >> you too, scott. >>> let's get to the cme group and get the santelli exchange. good morning again, rick. >> g

spacex falcon nine rocket launch. the third attempt trying to get this.cations satellites into space. >> we are seeing this as a history making moment. it was delayed by a week or so. they weigh about 18.5 tons, more than any other payload that spacex has ever launched. according to elon musk. the previous high was 10.6 tons. definitely a heavy load. history in the making. >> 15 seconds to go before the rocket does live off. watch the drama as it unfolds. >> 59. >> that was lift off. spacex's six launch of the year. making its way back to earth. booster stage. stilllatform, called, i love you. 30,000 pounds, the most ever launched by spacex. elon musk saying they will be data off thee ground station. >> by next year, elon musk saying,about them hundreds of these circling the planet. if it is successful, they are entering a new of business, hoping to get to that dream sending people to mars. >> this is good coverage of the launch. covering the most populated areas. launches that would cover the internetobe and allow to the entire globe. as one satellite mo

led by companies like spacex and blue origin. a number of start-ups are also going up in china.n is in bei tonight. >> the tech war isn't only limited in planet earth. china wants to become a leader in the fin frontier. the china made in 2025 tech government it encouraged more private investment in space activity, a realmhat is largely dominated by the military. that sparked wavef space start-ups like the one i'm at now. this is linkpace. the company's founders say they're creating a link to space and building a reusable rocket that can travel to space multiple times to bring the cost of space flight down. f they've carried out two tests for a rocket that they believe will be commercially availabl asarly as next year and a rocket that can reach orbit pitting thems gainst playke spacex. >> our two weeks filled a voice fo us and for china. there are only a few space firms such as spacex and origin are working on reusable profits. >> the ultimate plan would be to launch shoe-box sized satellites the way spacex and other they can, to be the internet of things and with theen governm

next star ship, and help saeb a self-sustaining city on mars and base on the moon spa spa spacex has amazon is talking about. keep in mind everybody company that has tried to do this has gone bankrupt. musk thinks it will be successful but far from a sure thing. and also spacex has the capital needed he will recall it's done two funding rounds in the past six months or so actually turning some investors away, something musk also talked about on that call ahead of the launch it's been a big week for space we're going to break it down and let's bring in chad anderson from space angels, investment broker focused solely on space ventures welcome. >> good to be here. >> let's start with this news of space link and the idea of broadband access being launched from satellites in orbit >> it's a big deal it's something that has been talked about a long time and as you mentioned no one successful to date. but the players now are a different caliber and the space economy as a whole is in a much different space. spacex launching their own satellite is a big component of this but i think the most

debra: spacex launched 16 new satellites.ocket that carried them blasted off from cape canaveral at 10:30 p.m. local time. this is a key step in elon musk's vision of crating a space-based network to provide broadband services around the world. musk says this is an important source of funding for spacex. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra? nejra: debra mao in hong kong, thank you. while investors are banking on a rate cut, investors are taking a rate and see approach. as always, when you're traveling to work, tune into bloomberg radio on your mobile device or dab digital radio in your london area. i will join you there at 8:00 a.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i'm nejra cehic in london. minutes after the policy meeting, officials expected patient for some time. no insurance cut. increase trade tensions are a concern, but he's undivided about when the next move sh

he is a billionaire fashion tycoon who made news headlines when he announced that he would be spacex'srivate customer to fly to the moon, but is he now struggling for money? he is selling artworks worth millions of dollars at a sotheby‘s option in new york. what is going on with him? well, he is very well known in japan. made with him? well, he is very well known injapan. made his money from japan's biggest online clothing retailer. but i think the first time he made headlines internationally was when he bought this painting for $110 million. and he is a known art collector, but he tweeted a few weeks ago saying that he would sell two of the artworks that he owns, and they are both worth several million dollars. the auction has just started in new york, and when a follower asked if he was running out of money, he replied, quote, yes, i never have money because i always spend it. and don't we know it, because he signed up to be the first private passenger taken because he signed up to be the first private passenger ta ken around because he signed up to be the first private passenger tak

spacex launch isen anwon over the the moss sta thermostat. >> and how do you spell success?>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, the weekend will feature this. sun, clouds, and even some showers. i'll be back with the memorial day forecast coming up. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >>> you'll not believe what you're about to see. bugs bunny, where is bugs? he's nowhere to be found. >> he took a wrong turn in albuquerque. (vo) ♪ i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> ignition, liftoff. >> tonight's launch of the spacex rocket could bring high speed internet to just about anywhere on earth. the falcon nine spaceship blasted off carrying 60 identical communications satellites. it's the heaviest ever payload for the rocket. it landed perfectly on a floating platform. >>> you might see

." >>> lighting up the night spacex launch isranki uew ground. >>> it's the battle between men and women overhe the mos and women overhe the mos st thermostat>> and how do you spe? >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, the weekend will feature this. sun, clouds, and even some showers. i'll be back with the memorial day forecast coming up. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >>> you'll not believe what you're about to see. bugs bunny, where is bugs? he's nowhere to be found. >> he took a wrong turn in albuquerque. a van that changed us and chips forever so thanks, keeper of the keys for a chance to chase sweet honey barrel-aged bourbon and mouth-puckering pepperoncini because of that van and because of everybody who loves to crunch like we do we ramble on. knowing that caring for your tastebuds and the planet they hail from is no small potatoes kettle brand chips. no small flavors. no small potatoes. no small flavors. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric coul

only from fidelity. >>> welcome back spacex officially launching its broadband am bigs.e story so what happened, morgan >> they launched their first 60 satellites is what happened. these are the starlink satellites overnight last night carried by a falcon 9 rocket successfully deployed. starlink is elon musk's perspective and very ambitious broadband band service that would consist of thousands of new satellites that according to musk will reach $30 million and plans to colonize mars longer term, but first, this requires capital to get starlink up and running and according to a filing today as well, spacex has been very busy raising a billion dollars across two equity rounds this year. one in january, another in april. it has been a busy week overall for spacex we have more details on a lawsuit if filed over an air force contract and yesterday news of criminal charges across a spacex supplier that faked inspection reports and overall, a very busy week for headlines and capped off with this launch for filing across the latest funding rounds >> does he see himself as takin

spacex could say an anomaly occurred. it showed the spacecraft erupting in flames. the u.s. has not had technology to flying humans since the shuttle program ended in 2011. >>> the feds get their first kwe conviction of a drug company ceo in the fight against the opioid crisis. reveals which disinfectant can leave harsh chemical residue on your food surfaces. what do you do with that? like, who's going to eat that? unlike clorox clean-up, lysol daily cleanser uses three simple ingredients to leave surfaces free from harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect.® check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. [spanish recording] so again, using "para", you're talking about something that is for someone. ♪ pretty good. could listening to audible inspire you to start something new? download audible and listen for a change. similarities of an unsolved case from last year. marlin ochoa ostege has been missing for a week. she has brown hair, brown eyes and a nose ring. meantime, chicago police continue to investigate the disappearance of a pregnant po

also a mishap for spacex. we'll explain that. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. news in san carlos. burton park has reopened. it was closed for the past 2 hours... >>> we want to update our breaking news now in san carlos. burton park has reopened. it was closed for the past couple hours because of radioactive material that was found at a home n ay. shed on t property. on cedar street. now the streets in the area have reopened as well. we should add sheriff's deputies will stay on scene at burton park and cedar street and a special hazmat team will remove the radioactive materials from that home tomorrow. >>> a major setback for elon musk's spacex. they are fineally conceding tha the dragon capsule last week was destroyed. it was planning to carry snau s astronauts into space this year. this is video from march of the unmanned dragon capsule successfully docking at the international space station.

spacex will try to make contact with the satellites which should happen when they fly over tasmania.x wants star link to include thousands of satellites over the next few years. >>> 53,100 today and a 26 day total of $199,135. >> that one was close. if james holzhauer had gotten the final answer wrong, he would have lost but he managed to escape with a win, the 26th straight on his remarkable run on jeopardy. with one more victory, he will go over $2 million on winnings. >> just to clear up the conversation about the thermostat, you can always put a sweater on, a jacket, we can't take our clothes off, at least if we want to keep our job. >> i'm not going there with you. it is cold in the office. ladies, please, tweet me, you know i'm right. it's cold in the office. the office is built for a man in 1965, and that ain't the way it is anymore. >> we'll consider this conversation on break. >>> and details of the russia probe can be declassified on new orders from president trump. >>> and can theresa may hang on, the british prime minister experiencing growing pressure after another faile

. >>> spacex is planning the first step to make that happen.ompany will try to deliver 60 satellites, into a low earth orbit next week. the launch was originally scheduled for wednesday but delayed because of rough wind. then spacex said thursday it would wait another week so it can update satellite software and triple check everything again. spacex will need another six missions before star link can provide coverage for small parts of the world. >>> "early start" continues with the latest out of the middle east. >>> cnn with new information on what the u.s. believes to be missiles on iranian freighters in the persian gulf. >>> walmart says it will raise prices on items because of president trump's tariffs on china. >>> that's a military airplane in our building. >> a fighter jet comes crashing through the roof of a california warehouse after the pilot ejects. >>> and big changes are coming to the s.a.t.s, new scores for students that have little to do with academics. good morning, everyone and welcome to "early start," i'm dave briggs. >> and

. >>> and 4:37 is the time., coming up spacex sends another rocket into the sky. what the ovnight launch has to do with getting you a faster internet connection. >>> and the fight over d.c.'sh 4tof july. how the trump administration says it will makee the president'he plans don't turn t celebration into a political rally. >>> hello there, you know, you don't have to have a lot of time toma truly a difference, but you do needs passion. dylan kurtz has a passion for helping others that most 15-ye-olds don't have. a few years ago, he learned about an organization called paws for people through a chance encounter. that changed his life. he's raisedhousands o dollars since then to train service dogs. and he's made some four-legged friends along the way. >> i noticed that a real connection with the organization, so i decided i wanted to fund-raise with them. what i've noticed is i feel great wh i do it. and it just really is awesome for me to help other people. >> and it wasawesome seeing him do that. and you can see dylan'story coming up tonight at 5:00 p.m. >>> after

spacex hopes so.oal with their mission starlink. 60 satellites in space with the idea that they will beam cheap internet all over the globe. >> thursday spacex launched the satellites in to orbit, their first dedicated mission to create an internet constellation as they are calling it. joining us to discuss, leroy choi, our favorite retired astronaut. good to have you. let's start here because this sounds like a great idea, to launch these satellites all over to provide internet to everyone. is it realistic? >> i think it is. i mean, this is obviously just the first step launching 60 satellites out of what is intended to be about a 12,000 satellite constellation. and so pretty exciting that it appears to have gone off without a hitch. this is the largest payload launched by a falcon 9, a novel packing system and deployment system that has never been used before. each satellite sounds very sophisticated as well. about 500 pounds each. very sophisticated ion thrusters, active collision avoidance system.

we'll tell you what's inside this spacex rocket. >>> your pets have a proper flea and tick routine, as well. make sure that they are safe and clean. this is sparkle. five months old, available for rescue a themane rescue alliance. they have a lot of other puppies if this one doesn't look just right you to. look at the sparkle in our eyes. the humidity is going away. a nice breeze and a perfect friday evening for a notice long walk around the mall. the big carriers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their efforts are limited to a few pockets in select cities or trying to convincctconsumers that 4g is aually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communities, le ing them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, only the combined availableresources of t-mobile and sprint can deliver on all the spectrum bands needed to quickly bring unyecedented 5g connectivit across the nation. >>> at 6:30, a live look outside as wye start ts friday. -- as we start this friday. we have a lot of news to get you caught up on. good morning, everyone, glad you could be with u

with that company in order to help out tesla and the way he's sold tesla in the past to help fund spacexor what about his own personal financial tie up? >> let's talk first off about the loans that he has taken out from three banks totaling $507 million at least that was the exposure last year according to the latest prospectus from tesla when you look at that in terms of those loans, they are backed, backed by elon musk's shares, so what if there's a merging call at some point, and we don't know where it would kick in as shares of tesla move lower, but the company says in the prospectus, look, this could lead to elon musk having to sell some of his stock which would put further pressure on shares of tesla. it's just one of the dynamics that are fl there. in terms of whether or not they could go to the capital markets in the future, it's going to be tougher to do that i think we're a long ways from seeing elon musk say you know what, we're going to tap into whatever help we may get from spac spacex ting there i think there's a lot of other scenarios that play out first. >> we'll leave it

i'm lucky to be a shareholder there -- >> of spacex >> of spacex that's a spectacular -- >> are you ae running at that negative -- i haven't done enough work on it. again, it's hard to short elon >> we had a guy who does look on the debt -- >> we had a debt guy -- >> on earlier today. >> -- and a futurist on. and i don't know, you know, i guess the real value's somewhere in the middle, between a debt guy and someone that thinks it's going to, you know, they're going to be selling 23 million cars in two years. i don't know. >> what would you think if, since you're a spacex shareholder, what would you think if he merged spacex and tesla together, like he did with tesla and -- >> ooh, i wouldn't like that at all, you know? >> yeah. >> quite frankly, i'd love him to sell off this new satellite business, bring liquidity to the stock, and that would be kind of cool. >> right. >> so, even at $190 you wouldn't like it at all so you don't like tesla's stock? >> to be fair, i haven't spent enough time on it to -- >> you said, "oh, no," awfully quickly, that it would hurt your spacex holdings. >

spacex is has launched a global orbiter.he falcon nine rocket blasted off from cape canaveral carrying 60 satellites on thursday night. they disclosed it raised more than $1 billion in equity offerings in the last few months. a rocky week for tesla with tech at its lowest point since 2016. we'll discuss the biggest concerns about the carmaker next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: tesla took a big hit on in wall street. the stock is down to its lowest level in more than two years and growing analyst concerns. it's a code red situation and our guest explained to bloomberg his biggest concerns for the carmaker. >> them hitting those numbers in this quarter and i think fundamentally, the problem comes down to what we're seeing in the u.s. in terms of demand and especially in europe and china. taylor: meanwhile, bloomberg also spoke with someone a bit more optimistic. >> i'm a believer in tesla. i believe they'll turn the corner. they're at 1% to 2% globally. but 2019 is going to be a difficult year. demand is quite questionable.

fedex -- spacex hasbro's bone the launch of a rocket -- spacex has postponed the launch of a rocket.lon musk's cited technical reasons for the delay. the falcon nine was scheduled to launch from cape canaveral in florida. the company will try again saturday. india is looking to put a man on the moon. this is the country's second lunar mission. the indian space organization says it will likely launch a rover in july. they expect to land on the moon in early september, three years ahead of schedule. 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 am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: united states jobs numbers surprised just about everyone to the upside in april with the number of jobs added, the unemployment, and the strong but moderate wage increases. goolsbee, austan former chair of the council of economic advisors under president obama coming to us from chicago. thank you for being here. these were the jobs graded in the month of march. the data surprised everyone and it came on the

spacex. the falcon 9 rocket launch from the florida yesterday.his was the first phase since founder elon musk's plans to provide a station capable of beaming signals from space to customers around the world. musk is hoping the venture will help his other space projects including developing spacecrafts that can fly paying customers to the moon. he also took a jab at jeff bezos' plans to build floating communities that orbit the earth and house 1 million people in space. elon musk reacted on twitter saying makes no sense. in order to grow the... the two billionaires have a long history of sparring over their space ambitions. >>> sal, are you taking care of things on the roads? >> i am trying to. dave and pam, it is a different commute as it always is, as long as i have been doing this, the friday before memorial day some people don't go to work. you can tell by the bay bridge toll plaza that is traffic is lighter. and you may leave yourself to believe that it will be a light day. it is not going to be a light day. later today about noon people will

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. >>> a major power shortage at the space station is delaying spacex's supply run.posed to launch a shipment today but a malfunction at the station knocked two power channels off line. nasa says all six astronauts are safe at the station. the spacex launch is delayed until at least friday. >>> starting today disneyland is going smoke free. the park has e libanned smoking inside downtown disney. those who want to smoke or vape, you have to go outside the security perimeter. also starting today strollers wider than 31 inches and wagons are banned. the new rule is designed to improve traffic flow with the opening of star wars galaxy edge at the end of the month. and speaking of galaxy's edge, starting tomorrow you'll be able to make a reservation to visit galaxy's edge. guests can get a reservation by staying at a disneyland resort hotel between may 31st and june 23rd. after that date guests will be entered into a queue system similar to a boarding pass. details on how will be available tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. you must have a disney account to register, so i would do tha

sea, air and spacex pe addition. a panel of chiefs on the challenges commanders face on land, sea and air and later remarks by admiral john richardson. chief of naval operations. c-span 3 returns to the navy league sea, air and spacex pe addition for a discussion on international naval lepp. -- leadership. >> tonight on the communicators, challenges facing medium size telecommune keagses companies. >> when we think of other issues here such as net neutrality, that is very important to smaller companies because it has a dramatic impact on the ability of our members to obtain financing to be able to provide more broadband in smaller communities. >> it is becoming more difficult for an operator of our size to compete effectively in the video business given the ever increasing content costs. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> this morning a reporter's round table on the week ahead in ashington. later, a guest from the american society of civil engineers talks about infrastructure priorities d funding and an

. >>> it was all systems go for spacex after nasa sorted out some problems at this rockets destination to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums.e g. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> 3, 2, 1, 0 and lift off. the falcon nine rocket. >> a successful launch for spacex as the rocker marched in unmanned spacecraft on course for a rendezvous with the international space station. the craft is carrying lots of supplies including hardware and science experience. it was delayed when an electrical problem developed on the space station. this morning it was all systems go and it went. this is the 17th mission that space x has made for nasa. >>

. >>> this morning spacex launched it falcon 9 rocket in florida after two delays. >> three, two, one the rocket is carrying equipment and science experiments designed to improve health on earth and in space. two earlier launch attempts were scrubbed due to power shortages. the falcon 9 is set to dock at the international space station on monday. >>> "star wars" fans are feeling the force today. it is may 4th. "may the 4th be with you" day. fans celebrating across the area today. a pub crawl in san francisco included. one way you can mark the day is check out the video on the abc7 news facebook page. franchise factoids even the biggest fans may not. disney owns "star wars" is the parent company of>>also intonal firefighters day. what happens wlep yhen you mash together with the 4th day? the fired posting a picture of storm troopers and the darth vad ner front of one of its trucks and also thanked all firefighters across the galaxy for their service. which one drives? >> they all take turns. >>> march of dimes the annual march for babies fundraiser. mike was at the event pleasantton. s

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according to an audit, he forged inspector signatures on at least 38 reports for spacex hearts on the9 and falcon heavy rockets. some of those parts have already been used in a mission. the fbi says the alleged forgery could cost millions and jeopardize years of work. >>> a new assembly bill helps a's ballpark. it would authorize the city to reclaim the tideland, around howard terminal, by trading the property to the state lands commission. the assembly had passed the bill, which next needs approval from the state senate. >>> time now is 6:38. a couple of dogs caught up in this police chase that gained nationwide attention, are on the mend this morning. we'll have an update on their conditions and the woman behind the wheel of a rampaging rv. >>> and an alameda county company is working on a revolutionary new cancer treatment. we'll explain how it works. >>> and another check of wall street. the dow is down. in the red. we'll get an update from jason brooks. >>> and don't forget this weekend. join joe vazquez and i for coverage of the carnaval grand parade. our coverage begins at 10:0

at the time spacex would only say an anomaly occurred. >>> sad day for "star wars" fans like john bermanyhew who played chewbacca in the films has died. >> screaming about it won't help you. >> it's not wise to upset a wookie. >> no one worries about upsetting a droid. >> a droid don't pull people's arms out of their sockets when they lose. wookies are known to do that >> that's a good scene. this was a 7'0" actor. i didn't know that until today. this is from the original "star wars" trilogy. he reprised the role in two later films. mark hammill called him the gentlest of giants. this is him talking about carry fischer who had just passed away >> i think it was my size. you get security from someone who's a lot bigger than you are. i'm quite a lot bigger than carrie is. it was nice to be able to just have someone on the set that you could look up to. >> a lot of people looked up to him. 7'3". >> 7'3". i brought my c3po today. this is the original >> it's beautiful. >> the loss of peter mayhew who was 74, in a way that's our childhood. more and more of it seems longer ago. it's sad to see

debra: spacex blasted off a rocket from cape canaveral. this is a key step in elon musk's vision of creating a space network to provide broadband services around the world. muska says it is an important source of funding for spacex. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. debra mao there in hong kong, thank you very much. i want to finally bring you one more piece of breaking news from ap moller-maersk the global shipping company that missed on revenue and profit for the quarter. and also forecast lower profit for the year than the street was looking for. it now says it will buy back $1.5 billion worth of shares over the next 15 months. this is a company that has faced a tough time due to essentially the trade war, according to the ceo, and the macroeconomic .utlook for the global economy it will buy back shares to the tune of $1.5 billion. let's get to mark cudmore, joining us out of singapore to talk about what is going on due to

deep-sea and spacex portion. ita is there aerospace and defense companies.a little bit more expensive. the lack of industrials give it a lot of active share to all of the etfs out. it has more industrials, looks more like ita. it dramatic capture, we give 83% versus spider's 52. we do it because of the active share, concentrated holdings, and they. he. it will need performance and advisors and investors to think it is a legitimate strategy. scarlet: a couple of things on that to do list. andrew chan and is still with us. where is potential for the space industry? this industryly, has been driven by government spending. that was in the early days of the graham. it was something of national pride and secrecy. now, governments are more open to allow commercial companies to allow them progress initiatives. right now, it's about 75% commercial, versus 25% government. there is an increase in push from the commercial side. government is still supporting. 6% up.: ufo is almost it definitely needs the strong performance to get more flows and buildup assets. how impor

. >> the launch of the spacex rocket could bring high speed internet to just about anywhere on earth. it blasted off from kennedy space center carrying 60 identical communication satellites. it's the heaviest ever payload. it landed perfectly on a floating platform in the sea. >>> amazon is working on a device to read your emotions. >>> here are your morning "tech bytes." >>> in today's "tech bytes" facebook wipes out fake accounts. >> the company says it got rid of nearly 3.4 billion bogus users over six months ending in march.d attacksre blador the jump. >>> rotten tomatoes is changing how it scores films. >> anyone who wants to leave a review will be required to prove you actually bought a movie ticket. unless you bought a ticket your review won't be included. they are fighting trolls who sabotage movie scores. >>> finally amazon wants to help you keep your emotions in check. >> a wearable device that will read emotions. it says the device will use microphones and artificial inteligence to identify how we're feeling. >> so many emotions standing next to this guy. >> those are your

a private mission designed by elon musk and spacex, and also china, which landed on the farth side omoonjanuary, and vows to build a permanent encampment there in a decade. it's a time frame that invokes another race, another era. >>e choose to go to the mo in this decade and do the other things because they are hard. >> reporter: nasa delivered on president kennedy's audacious challenge 50 years as july. that moon race was fueled by rivalry with the soviets-- the desire to honor the wishes of a martyred leader-- and a blankax check fromyers. thlot of things just lined up perfectly to mak happen. do you see the similar ingredients right now? >> so, it's a differen that kind of competition does not exist right now. atbut what does exist now unique that didn't happen back then is l of the partnerships with the international players. >> reporte during the symposium, the former navy fighter pilot, who wast even alive during apollo, met with those international partners. he had some convincing to . u.s. space policy has shifted with the political wind. in 2004, president george w. bush retire

. >>> the other is of spacex. it was supposed to launch this morning, their latest mission to the international space station. that has been scrubbed because of technical issues. helium leak and electrical issue. now delayed for 24 hours. back to you. >> anne, thank you. >>> fire watch now. crews in ventura county have fully contained a brush fire in the hills outside of piru. the fire was reported just before 9:30 last night. burned six acres and knocked do was declared 100% contained. >>> developing in the east bay. a gunman is on the loose after another freeway shooting. this happened on hayden near hesperia, during the evening rush hour. the vehicle that was hit. this white jeep. we counted four bullet holes the passenger's side. officers say a fifth bullet blew out the passenger side tire. >> the passenger's side of the vehicle was the side the shots were fired at. they started at the rear of the vehicle and went to the front of the vehicle. nobody was injured inside. >> officers briefly shut down the highway

. >>> the spacex dragon capsule has arrived at the international space station ready to dock after itaunched on friday. the so-called grappling process will take at least two hours. it's expected to begin at 7:00 a.m. nasa says a robotic arm will be used to attack the capsule. the cargo ship took off from cape canaveral late friday after a series of delays carrying 5,500 pounds of research, cargo and supplies that nasa says will help support dozens of investigations aboard the iss. a canadian astronaut will operate the robotic arm this morning. the entire crew will be helping in the process of unpacking all of the cargo. we'll be watching. back to you. >>> a safety alert on boeing 737 max planes is not operational. now we are learning boeing failed to tell il deadly crash in indonesia last year. the safety alert warns about the malfunction in the lion air crash and the ethiopian airlines crash. the function was on in previous versions of the 737 but was switched off in the 737 max. boeing says planes can be flown safely without the alert. boeing says the alert will be turned back on b

we'll tell yous what' inside this spacex rock t. >>> and as the memorial day weekend kicks off, the summer travel seon, we are working 4 you revealing the best days to book the flight for your next tri huck? >>> time for your dog-walking forecast. this is sparkl three months old. cute puppy breath still. nways so nice. temperatures stillr 70 here this morning. so a mild and somewhat warm start to the day. urning breezy and falli humidity during the afternoon. going to be a spectacular friday evening for a nice long walk with yur pup. py >>> new this morning, a frightening robbery caught on camera. a man pulls a gun on a person trying to f l up hisr and then gets away. >>> this is a live look at the bay bridge. not tooople headed to the beach just yet this morning. before you hit the road, we check trouble spots and gas priceon >>> and a l day of cleanup awaits people across our region. at least one tornado touched down

that's what spacex officials are saying after finally conceding that the dragon capsule was destroyed two weeks ago during testing of it is a big blow to elon musk's company. the video is of the unmanned dragon capsule successfully docking. that happened in march. we still don't know what caused the april accident. >>> air bnb has unveiled a new plan to help people who have lost their homes in natural disasters. it gives people who rent out their homes a chance to donate money they make. it will go to help find temporary shelter. this is an expansion of the previous program and they said could it help more than 100,000 people in the next few years. >>> new at 11:00, drafted less than a week, a one of the newest members of the 49ers is making news for what he did off the field four years ago. dre greenlaw arrived at 49ers headquarters today. in 2015 when he was a freshman at the university of arkansas, he was at a fraternity party. a woman he knew from high school told him she was not feeling very good. she thought som might have spiked her drink. greenlaw saw a man trying to take the

. >> there it goes, spacex rocket blasted off from florida early this morning.rrying 5500 pounds of supplies and it's headed for the international space station. should arrive on monday. following the launch, the first-stage booster was set to land on an ocean platform close to shore. it normally would return to cape canaveral, butti s cleaning up the landing site following a recent accident that destroyed an empty capsule. >>> a sign to angie cruise ship under quarantine has returned to its home port, but not everyone is getting off that ship. it's called the free winds. it was under quarantine in saint lucia in the caribbean this week after a crew member was diagnosed with the measles. after it arrived back home in curacao today, only those who have been vaccinated or already had the measles were free to leave. everyone else had to stay on board to get vaccinated and to get assessed. health experts say the process could take more than a day. more than 300 people are on board the free winds, which is operated by the church of sign to angie. >> new at 11:00, a s

. >> spacex taking a giant leap forward. tonight it launched a rocket carrying 60 satellites as part of its star link mission. the goal is to provide broadband internet service worldwide. elon musk says about 800 satellites are needed. >>> okay, when will it fly again? still ahead we're going to hear from the head of the faa about the future of those grounded boeing 737 max jets. >> plus it's no secret the bay area is expensive and people are on the move. but where are they going? a very busy real estate team has some answers for us. >>> widespread bay area rain chances return on sunday. i'll show you how much we could get. that's coming up in about eight minutes. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voic

stock to fund blue origin and he's making ear he's not as interested in mars unlike elon musk and spacexting big on space for for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan. >> and to read more about jef bezos' space vision head over to our web nite at nbr.com. a look at the crazy day on wall street and the dow up 114 point after having been down 350. the s&p was up 10 and despi day's gains and the nasdaq and the s&p this week suffered their biggest weekly declines of the year. >> that is "nightly business report" f tonight. i'm bill griffith. thanks so much for watching us, have a gre weekend. happy mother's day. we'll see you monday. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by lue freeman foundation, and judy and peterkovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪

cape canaveral tonight rocket launch from spacex. stuart: oh, okay. he hosts a show on netflix. he says he's the first comedian to ever livestream a full set on facebook. again, live. to me, the man is an example of capitalism. but he calls himself a compassionate socialist. he's on the show. i'm going to ask him why. ashley: why are you compassionate? stuart: i will ask him. first, though, we are talking hard line trump on both china and iran. tom tilis, one of the gop leaders in the senate, joins us on that next. stuart: take a look at these social media stocks. they are taking a hit from the white house. the administration's rolling out a new tool that lets users, you and i, report content on facebook, twitter, youtube, that has a political slant to it. perhaps one that we don't like. anyway, no reaction on the market whatsoever. facebook, twitter, snap, alphabet, all of them on the upside. >>> president trump's taking a hard line on china, cracking down on chinese tech companies like huawei. come in, senator tom tillis, republican from north carol

also because spacex isn't alon in this.e other companies like leo sat, li like one web backed by softbank and also amazon which recently announced plans to launch its own constellation of 1,000 satellites. >> no one will be as excited as you. morgan brennan probably true. >> president trump issuing an executive order, speaking of telecommunications, declaring a national emergency over threats against u.s. technologies. huawei is one of the key targets. we spoke with verizon's ceo hans vestberg in a first on cnbc interview today to get his take on how this could impact verizon. >> the networks frequipment fro. networks there's no impact immediately. >> what is your take on this very hard line that the u.s. is taking on huawei particularly when other major allies like various european partners are not take the same tough stance >> it's hard for me to specul e speculate. they have the right to information. it's nothing that we or i would know anything about. >> hans, we want to talk more about is that and your own 5g network i

his spacex company has launched sixty satellites into orbit capable of delivering broadband connectionsore satellites are planned over the next few years. lizie greenwood—hughes has the sports news. thank you. hello and thanks forjoining us. hello, it's less than a week before the start of the cricket world cup but the captain of tournament hosts and favourites england has sustained a broken finger today. eoin morgan fractured his left index finger during catching drills. he'll miss england's warm—up game against australia on saturday but is expected to be fit in time for their opening world cup match against south africa at the 0val next thursday. morgan has been described as england's best ever one day captain and all—rounder liam dawson says he's hugely important to the team. when i have been around before, he has been very relaxed and good fun andi has been very relaxed and good fun and i think most of the lads have gone out with each other over the yea rs gone out with each other over the years as well. it's a relaxed dressing room, everyone enjoys each other upon psych success and

they were sent into space during last night's spacex launch from cape canaveral. satellites will be part of a network of more than 12,000 slated to carry high-speed inetdent in oregon. >> authorities say the 21-year-old fell while taking a picture on the side of a mountain. it's the latest in a string of deaths involving people trying to snap the perfect photo. this morning the picturesque oregon coast now the scene of a tragic death. >> my friend, she slipped. she fell! she fell! >> reporter: michelle casey, a sophomore was taking pictures outside the coastline when she lost her balance. casey's boyfriend who was with her at the time said she fell 100 feet into the tree which prevented her from falling into the pacific ocean. >> it's a very steep, as you can imagine, a pretty steep rock cliff, and that's why they needed to have the rope team to come and take them up. took a couple hours to get her up from where she was. >> in a statement casey's family said she loved the outdoors, adding, she died at her favorite place. especially on the weekend. we have over the

spacex admitted today a capsule being developed to carry astronauts was destroyed during an during anat is after the footage leaked online. it happened during testing, and it's a major setback for the company's efforts to put hitronauts in space this year. two-letter words "ew" and "ok" are among 2,800 words just added to the collins official scrabble-words dictionary. there was also "bae"-- meaning before all else, and "rello"-- short for relative. you can score 27 points with "hackerazzo"-- one who hacks a celebrity's computer. and 14 points with "sharenting," as in, posting about your kids. up next here tonight, bearing witness, to make sure no one ever forgets. i know what you're thinking. i thought what you thought. some things are just too good to be true. just like you, i thought that reverse mortgages had to have some kind of catch. just a way for the banks to get your house right? well, then i did some homework and i found out it's not any of that. it's not another way for the bank to get your house. and it's also not too good to be true. a reverse mortgage loan is a simple i

the amazon founder launched blue origin back in 2000, two years before elon musk founded spacex, another company with its sights set on the moon. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: only 24 people have ever orbited or landed on the moon. all of them americans. the last lunar mission was nearly half a century ago. thursday's announcement ramping up expectations for americans to make a return. in march vice president pence challenging nasa to get back. >> to return american astronauts to the moon within the next five years. >> reporter: according to bezos, that 2024 goal is within reach, thanks to "blue moon." an entrepreneur and business titan shooting for the stars. >> miguel almaguer reporting there. bezos believes getting back on the moon will be a huge deal not just for his company but for nasa. he hopes it will ignite new interest in spaight space exploration and perhaps a new outlook for a generation that never saw the original moon landing. >>> so are you in the market for a new car? well, electric vehicles, they're getting more popular. many pe