>> it's becoming a habit. >> reporter: her neighbor is spacex.n musk's company picked this spot to develop, test, and maybe some day launch its new spaceship called star ship. it's designed to fly cargo and crew to the moon and even mars. they could be building a spaceship to take people to mars right next door to you, and that's exciting. >> oh, gosh, yes. when you're juicing your oranges and you're looking out at a spaceship, i would be talking to my mom going, can you believe this? >> reporter: after all, where else can you see this? a star ship prototype called starhopper. it navigated around the plants in maria's front yard. the launch pad is about a mile and a half down the road. but test days are the real game changer here. beaches close. the town's main access road closes, and deputies hand out warning to residents. >> there is a risk that a malfunction will create an overpressure event that can break windows. >> reporter: pointer boarded up her house. love-hate relationship? >> oh, yeah, flip of the coin. heads is yay, rah, look what we'

to be fair, though, spacex are launching rockets and landing them autonomously.ort cut of click this week. 20 more in the full version which is waiting for you now when i player. you will find us on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter, and give watching and we will see you soon. —— thank you for watching. hello, and welcome to newswatch. presenters outside parliament are now wearing the type of headset more often seen on pop stars. has this satisfied those complaining of noisy protesters disrupting outside broadcasts? and will the andrew neil show, just launched on bbc two, get the big political hitters on? and offer any clarity on brexit? one way you can tell the levels of excitement and drama at westminster is by counting the number of temporary structures put up by broadcasters on college green, opposite the houses of parliament. this week we seem to be getting pretty near to peak gazebo, with journalists jostling for space, mps scurrying from interview to interview, and of course the noisy presence of protesters representing all shades of opinion. we hav

to be fair, though, spacex are launching rockets and landing them autonomously.rs. that's it for the short cut of click this week. there's plenty more in the full version, which is waiting for you right now on iplayer. you'll find us on social media, too, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter. thank you for watching and we'll see you soon. hello there. we have sunshine, wind, rain and even tropical air heading our way next week. today, the weather has been very pleasant. we had a few showers yesterday across kent, no sign of those today. indeed we have been enjoying some healthy spells of sunshine. after a really cold start in the north—east of scotland, we have seen some blue skies here as well for a while. there is more cloud coming in from the north—west, this weather front waits in the wings to bring rain overnight tonight. a fine end to the day with sunshine around, but the cloud continues to thicken across scotland and northern ireland. going to turn wetter overnight and the rain spills into wales and western parts of england, could be quite heavy. mo

spacex would be one. what else is on this list of companies we are waiting for? >> there are 40 companies today that are the size of what used to be a large cap public company that are still private and these companies are now staying private for an average of 12 years, 10 years ago or 6 years. >> we talked about why companies are staying private, what's your opinion on it? > >> companies are trying to change the world and building something new and global. in the case of spacex, the most cost effective way. it is taking longer for them to mature. because they have such great access to capitol, internationally, they don't rely on previous systems of venture capital. there is over 300 companies over a billion dollars valuation. >> has that hurt your private transaction business? >> no, we actually got more. for every that goes in the last year, it is private, private trading will increase and then just before it goes out, it will decrease. the market starts to set its public price within a few months of it being public. >> well, we had heard rumors of air bnb and

to be fair, though, spacex are launching rockets and landing them autonomously.that they may be building one or even more spaceports here in the uk. yes, there is. is that a realistic goal? yes, there is a lot of chatter about spaceports being built in the uk. the most serious one is probably the cornwall project, so a runway project. it would be very similar to what we saw out in new mexico, so aircraft—launched space vehicles. so something like launching from virgin 0rbit, a big 7117 with a rocket, underneath the wind, or a mothership, looks as if it is a goer. looks as if it could happen, but not for quite a long time yet. the second project is up in scotland, and that is more likely to be a traditional rocket launch facility, so just rockets go straight up, no runway. 0k, marc, cheers. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that twitter ceo jack dorsey had his own account hacked. the profile, which has more than 4 million followers, posted a flurry of racist tweets for about 15 minutes. paypal suspended an account in the united states being us

>> it's becoming a habit. >> reporter: her neighbor is spacex.ked this spot to develop, test, and maybe someday launch its new spaceship called starship. it's designed to fly cargo and crew to the moon and even mars. they could be building a spaceship to take people to mars right next door to you. and that's exciting -- >> gosh, yes. yeah. when you're juicing your oranges and you're looking out at a spaceship, i would be talking to my mom going, "can you believe this"? >> reporter: where else would you see a starship prototype, it started around plants in maria's front yard. the launch pad is a mile and a half down the road. test days are the game changer here. beaches close, the town's main access road closes. and deputies hand out warnings to residents. >> there is a risk that a malfunction will create an overpressure event that can break windows. >> reporter: pointer boarded up her house. love/hate relationship? >> oh, yeah. flip of the coin. you got heads is -- is yay, look what we've got coming for the future. on the back side it's like, whe

so we've got amazon doing blue 0rigin, we have spacex doing blue 0rigin, we have spacex doing a varietyn galactic as well. how would you rate these different companies? they are all completely different, and they all have their own advantages, there plus points, but you know, virgin has got a spaceport that is pretty much up and running. looking at blue 0rigin‘s idea, jeff bezos are suggesting that it might be almost autonomous, so they could launch, look at the windows and see the earth, and then it will land back on the earth, without a pilot. now, i've got an amazon echo, and alexa can barely understand me. so whether the company behind the technology, whether i would trust them to send me to space or not autonomously, i don't know. to be fair, though, spacex are launching rockets and lending them autonomously. yes, they are, in venice. there is talk that they may be building one or even more spaceport here in the uk. yes, there is. is that a realistic goal? yes, there is a lot of chatter about spaceport is being built in the uk. the most serious one is probably the corn will project

spacex unvails the latest spacecraft. the place to take humans to mars and beyond. >>> we have a job to tell you about. they will send 12 people to the world's top ski resorts. the company will play you to travel to places like aspen snow mass in colorado n. canada, and all you have to do is create social media content for the company. the pay is $2000. >>> we're finally starting to see elon musk's vision for intraplane the actionerary travel. if everything es it will carry people to the moon, to mars and other destinations in space. rob dawson has details on the latest announcement. >> do you want the fee future where way are space-iraqed celebration or one where we are forever confined to earth. >> elon musk revealing the company's latest venture called the starshift. the 200-ton is using the line- up of reusable rockets. >> the critical break-through for us to become a space civilization is to make space travel like air travel. >> the starship's design to land back on earth safely in an upright position where it is sto

have unveil massive rocket and it could take humans to mars or beyond, elon musk revealed the new spacex starship claiming it could launch into orbit as soon as next year. the prototype vehicle is designed to be completely reusable, landing and launching again like a grasshopper. he says the goal is to make humans a truly interplanetary species. >> 99% of the researches should be run making sure the future on earth is good but i think 1% of our resources should be on making and extending consciousness out to other planets. >> to do that, he envisions building a self-sustaining city on the surface of mars one day but, first spacex needs to get this off the ground. >>> let's t lo weatherlooking there d then you fill a little chill. >>> we have the fall chill in the air and you will notice that as you step outside. we are looking at temperatures cooler compared to yesterday and below average for this time of year. here's a look at the bay bridge, 64 degrees right now concord, 60 oakland and livermore 67 downtown san francisco, mid 60s san jose and low 60s for santa rosa. the 24 hour tempera

spacex founder tesla ceo elon musk said that the latest venture is called the star ship.acex line of reusable rockets with the ability to land back on earth safely. that is stocked up with more gear and people before taking off again. >> critical break through that is needed for us to be a space civilization is to make space traffic like air travel. we should do our best to become a multi-flying species. >> mark 1 will do a 65,000 flight in the next month or two with future flights ramping up fast. nasa is working spacex on the commercial crew program. >>> we want to remind you of our growing people pod cast. every week we post a new episode of actors, athlete and luminaries. you can search "bay area people" wherever you get your pod cast. they encourage you to start a conversation and share the power of pod casts. >>> california just became the first state to allow college athletes to get paid for endorsements. >>> we're live in the city of the latest controversy tide to the homeless. >>> tiffany lee is back in court today charged with killing the father of her two child

. >>> one step closer to the final frontier spacex unveils its spacecraf "e tstar right now. >>> good morning i'm gigi stone w. thanks for joining us. >> i'm fraes rivera. good to be with you. a new week, a new phas impeachment inquiry on capitol hill house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff is hinting new subpoenas could go out as early as today, even with congress out on a two-week recess the members most focused on impeachment will remain in d.c. through the week at the white house president trump is mounting a fiery defense, lashing out with nearly 80 tweets throughout the weekend. last night, directing his ire at the whistle-blower, saying, quote, i deserve to meet my accuser, and that he wants schiff questioned at the highest level for fraud and treason. the president adding that he not only wants to meet his accuser but also the person who gave the information, ending with, was this person spying on the u.s. president? big consequences meanwhile, a cbs news poll finds the majority of americans now i >> reporter: the lawmakers are working on that and digging into this i

. ♪ >>> spacex conducted another test of its parachutes for its dragon spacecraft.ccessfully deployed during the test of an escape in event of an emergency on the launchpad. spacex is using the data to help determine its parachute design. >>> for the first time, the navy has acknowledged the existence of objects caught on video that it can't identify. don't call them ufos. the clips released between december, 2017, and march, 2018, by to the stars academy of arts and sciences appear to show fast-moving oblong objects captured by advanced infrared sensors. an odd object is also spotted in 2004 footage. last week, a navy official said the objects in the video have been designated as unidentified aerial phenomena. they have still not been identified as any known type of aircraft. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morninan guitarist peter frampton a wraps up his farewell tour. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. cosentyx can help people with moderate to se

and of course you have elon musk and jeff bezos with blue origin and elon musk with spacex.building rockets. more of the celebrity type, jeff bezos is kind of working away. he's got three rocket designs. the first one is armstrong which is a suborbital. second one is the glenn to put people in orbit and the third is the armstrong which can carry interplanetary to them one or elsewhere. this is very exciting. how many of you know robert bigelow? yeah, he is right up here in las vegas. he invited a group of 15-20 of space geeks. he made $1 billion i guess in his hotels. is that i want to spend half of that putting a private space stations. so we had to three days talking about how to do that. of course what he came up with, are these inflatable modules. which he hopes to use as orbiting hotels, laboratories and moon bases. what's interesting is he sets up in orbit, there is now test module on the international space station. we wanted to talk about mars so let me get back to mars. elon musk famously said i want to die on mars but not on landing there. and very understandable.

spacex unvails its latest spacecraft and plans to take humans to mars. and beyond.. >>> we'll take you live to the oakland estuary right outside our studio doors. beautiful out there. live pictures. you're watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a bridge in australia is blocked by a climate protester. she said climate change was a form of child abuse. she eventually came down from the tripod. the bridge was reopened about an hour after the protest began. >>> the weekend box office abonnable freezes out the competition to be number one. >> dad always wanted me to travel the world. some day. >> this movie is about i teenager from shanghai shanghai . >>> oprah made and incredible donation to a college fund the. she said she would march at the 17th annual mia angelo women that lead luncheon. they rose $1 million for the college fund. the total was 2.3 million. that will help students in charlotte north carolina that want to attend historically black colleges and universities. >>> if you love to ski, we have a dream job to tell you about. for the second year in a

he made that comment on saturday at the spacex launch facility in texas.hat is where he unveiled his new interplanetary and made bold predictions to rachel. >> you are to establish a colony on mars. >> yes. >> reporter: the unveiling of starship, is that a turning point in that mission? >> yeah. i think this is the first time we have real hardware of something that is capable of with a little evolution of being something that could create a self-sustaining city on mars and a base on the moon. >> reporter: you said tonight that you might be flying people in a year in this thing? >> if the development continues to improve exponentially, i think we could be sending people to orbit before the next year, within a year, approximately. >> reporter: spacex hasn't put a human in space yet. how are you guys going to do this in a year? >> we will be putting people in orbit soon and putting in orbit to nasa probably three or four months to the space station. >> reporter: on that point, nasa administrator jim bridenstein tweeted yesterday he was excited about the event

to be fair, though, spacex are launching rockets and landing them autonomously. click this week. there's plenty more in the full version which is waiting for you now on iplayer. you'll find us on social media, too, on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. hello there, it has been warm in the sunshine today, chilly when the cloud comes over and more cloud arriving overnight from the north—west. that will bring some rain as well, initially it was scotla nd rain as well, initially it was scotland and northern ireland, and moving into western england and wales, heavy rain at times with much more cloud around tonight, no one here isjulia's last night. except perhaps across east anglia when we will have clear skies for a bit longer. tomorrow it's quite messy, cloudy with outbreaks of rain, pushing into eastern parts of england. four northern areas, the rain easing through the afternoon, may be brightening a touch but the wettest weather continues across wales in the south—west of england. some heavy rain, possibly th

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to be fair, though, spacex are launching rockets and landing them autonomously.hank you for watching and we will see you soon. good morning welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and victoria fritz. our headlines today: amber rudd resigns from the cabinet and the conservative party in another major blow for boris johnson's government. the conservative party which is such a force for good in government in this country no longer has a place for people who have different views on the european union — and i can't stand by that. the former work and pensions secretary also raises concerns about the government's commitment to getting a new deal with the eu. at the moment there's a lot of work going on into no deal and not enough

he unveiled the rocket prototype for spacex.said building ships out of fiber was key to making the design cheaper and more durable. spacex wants to send a flight in six months. musk said passengers could travel in a year. >>> another retail brand has filed for bankruptcy. forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy. it's a popular teenage clothing chain. the latest to file. payless and gymboree filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. so far, there were 8,200 score closings this year. >>> "early start continues right now. >>> lawyers for the anonymous whistleblower say they're worried for their client's safety, as president trump escalates his attacks. >> don't make this any worse than it already is. >>> nancy pelosi with a new message for the white house, about the house impeachment inquiry. >>> plus, new polling shows americans' opinion on impeachment is now shifting. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, september 30th, the last day of september. 5:00 a.m. in the east. 11:00 a.m. in joh

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we are a space x civil alligators. >> spacex founder and ceo revealing the company's latest venture. massive craft is joining the line of reusable rockets. >> the critical break-through. if starrship's design to land on earth safely. musses estimates in town the two months they will be able to do a flight with future production ramping up fast. s. probably macl 42 or mach 5. this is going to sound totally nuts but i think we want to try to reach orbit in less tannic is moss. >> president trump looking to the stars calling on nasa to land astronauts on the moon by 2024. we when are given by the president along with the resources and toolings, we can deliver. nasa is working with. advancing travel to and fr the international space station. rob dawson, fox news. >>> democrats moving forward on impeachment. the possible timeline and new information about whether we can hear from the national whisblower. >> difficultny lee goes back to court this morning accused of killing the father of her two children. who could be on the witness stand today? we have details ahead in the live report. >>

at spacex headquarters in hawthorne, california 11:00 a.m. on wall street. "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk alley." i i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt senator majority leader mitch mcconnell is going to talk trade, usmca and more. >> a big hour ahead. first we begin with ipos, and performances for recent debuts after a hot start to the year, we close out the last trading day of the quarter uber and lyft down more than 30%, slack down almost 40. and this morning, wework officially pulling its own ipo cnbc contributor, "new york times" columnist kara swisher joins us holy canoli has it been a rough quarter for ipos how do you see it, as a resetting or private market valuations coming back to earth? >> i see it as math. math wins. that's what professor gallaway was talking about when we talked about wework and other ipos. i think investors, there was a fire wall broken by wework, untenable for most investors, and it extended to other companies which have balance sheets that are problematic. even if th

. >> plus the future is here if you're spacex. we're going to unveil the company's new plan for safe travel not that far down the road. the story's next. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. >>> firefighters from santa clara followed in the footsteps of a fallen hero in new york. thousands o

. >>> spacex is another small step closer to sending tourists into orbit. company completed the final test of the star hopper prototype. star hopper is powered by a next generation engine spacex is developing for use on its star ship expected to hold 100 passengers. the test launches will pave the way for operational star ship flights which could begin as early as 2021. >> i seriously doubt you will be landing on any stars. >>> some people in the northern u.s. will get a chance to enjoy a special light show for the holiday weekend. the bad news is we won't. the aurora borealis t northern lights is hugely not seen in the lower 48. geo magnetic storm activity is sending them further south. it will be visible from idaho, montana, the dakotas, minnesota, michigan, wisconsin, and if you are watching this broadcast in new york, or vermont, or maine. you are in luck. >> and thanks for watching. >> yeah. darren peck give us some light. >> you're saying there's not a chance. >> well there's always a chance. >> let me bring you back home, because, northern lights are

elon musk giving us a peak at spacex's star ship spacecraft.ar ship's prototypes. they're designed to with be bee spacecraft to bring goods and passenger as far away as the moon and mars. ralph lauren is honoring one of his most famous fictional employees. he's launching items to commemorate the friends' sitcom anniversary. the majority of the pieces included in the new wear to work collection are ties to rachel's signature prep bpy style. the clothes will be available at blooming dale's and ralphlauren.com. cheryl: we are seeing a boost in oil right now. we want to show you this. we have the brent contract jumping above 2%. now you've got wind wti in this country up 1.5%, up almost a dollar. could be based on this tweet, he's basically an act of war or agitation of war and then he says they should pray that they won't get what they seek. he's talking about the saudis and uae leadership. remember, mike pompeo is over there right now, meeting wit uae officials. facebook is dipping its toes into the streaming wars but could this be an opening of

the rocket is joining the spacex line-up of reusable rockets with the ability to land back on earth safely in an upright position where it is stocked up with more gear and people before it launches again. >>> the critical break-through that is need second degree to make space travel like air travel. i think we should really do our best. >> the first starship rocket will be able to do a 55,000- foot flight in the next month or two with future productions ramping up fast. nasa is working with spacex on its commercial group program advancing travel to and from the international space station. coming up today moreover that breaking news at the top of the newscast of a bay area man. >>> we're going to speak live who the ncaa fair pay to play on what made her push for that new california law. >>> andicland rapper is back home after being released from jail. the rapper whose real name is charles kent williams was serving five months for a gun position charge. his incarceration stirred up controversy partly because his attorneys fought to have him serve his sentence on house arrest. he has to rely

. >>> spacex ceo elon musk unveiled a spacecraft designed to carry a crew into space and then land back on earth vertically. musk spoke at spacex's launch sp facility in texas last night and said the starship spacecraft is expected to take off for the first time in one or two months designed to eventually reach the moon or mars. it is also designed to be reusable. >>> locally happening today, a huge crowd is expected for an event that can best be classified as only in san francisco. the 36 annual folsome street fair billed as the biggest lake tahoe festival is taking over part of the south of market neighborhood today. if fulsome street will be closed between 8th and 13th streets. the festival is expected to drive 250,000 people and features 200 vendor booths and live music. it runs from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> all right. 100 teenagers were glammed up by professional makeup artists and hair stylists for a special prom night. for the fifth year in a row kaiser permanente organized the pediatric prom. see video from last night's event who gave patient this is and out of the hospital t

musk spoke at spacex's launch sti facility in texas tonight.ed to take off for the first time in about one or two months. it's designed to eventully reach the moon or even mars. it is also designed to be reusable. >>> okay. add mythbusters host adam savage to the long list of people who've had their vehicle burglarized in the bay area. he tweeted out this morning his toyota land cruiser had been broken into. whoever did it stole one item in particular value to him. a whip used in an episode based on indiana jones. he is asking for it to be returned. everything else he says is replaceable. >>> well, tomorrow is national coffee day, and there are plenty of opportunities for you to get a free cup of joe. krispy kreme is offering a free cup of coffee and a free glazed donut. participating peet's coffee locations also offering free coffee and a discount on a pound of coffee beans. if you go to high brew coffee's website you can get a coupon to redeem a cold canned coffee at any whole foods store. we do have a complete list of coffee day offers at ou

us to a quiet town in southern texas where life is changing for residents after spacex moved next doormorning rounds," we'll show new technology that allows the blind to see. >>> and actress elizabeth mcgovern, star of the new "downton abbey" movie, joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> from the cvs

it came on the 11th anniversary of the spacex rocket reaching orbit for the first time.r bloomberg business flash. thank you very much. let's talk u.k. politics. boris johnson is fighting a series of allegations about past behavior. he is denying he groped a journalist 20 years ago and he says he follows the rules in his links to a former model. and entrepreneur. the fuhrer is overshadowing the overshadowing the conservative party conference. i want to talk about sterling risk. they have given me a wonderful new 3d model. have a look at this. and structurelity for option pricing, the most expensive ever. to protect myself for three months. i wonder, could you put that in context for me? is that hard brexit risk or is that corbyn administration risk? there is your three month. it is fairly expensive, the most expensive ever. in a way it is both. we know there is a possibility of volatility in sterling. if we look at were sterling could be if there is a deal, if sterling rallies, if there is not a deal, it is likely sterling has a lot further to fall. there is a lot of qui

. >>> one step closer to the final frontier spacex unveils its spacecraf "e tstar right now. >>> good

spacex's new starship rocket making its debut over the weekend in texas, on the coast in boca chica.el 165-foot-tall spacecraft, you can see it right there, is the first assembled prototype of the vehicle being developed to ultimately send cargo and as many as 100 passengers at a time to mars. >> of course, we can go to other places in the solar system, like satu saturn, and b-- but the critica thing we need to focus on is the fastest path to a self-sustaining city on mars >> that was elon musk at this event over the weekend starship will be reusable, meaning it will be able to fly to orbit, to the moon, or to mars, and then make its return back to earth. musk has laid out an aggressive timeline, perhaps unsurprisingly, saying starship could reach orbit within the next six months and that people could be aboard within the nex year mike, this has been one that is being watched very closely by the space community. and it also comes at a time where spacex has quite a number of other nearer-term goals and projects in the works, as well, including their commercial crew, their crewed drago

the latest spacex rocket is aiming to take people to the moon, mars or anywhere else in the solar system states congress, say impeachment hearings against donald trump, could be held this week. the allegations centre on claims he put pressure on ukraine, to dig up dirt on a potential rival, who's running for the white house in 2020. jonah fisher reports from the capital, kiev. with an impeachment enquiry under way, president trump is on the attack, tweeting a new video about his possible opponent in next year's election. we've stepped up the official assistance to help backstop the ukrainian economy. this was four years ago in kiev. joe biden was vice president and the 0bama administration's go—to man on ukraine. at the same time, his son, hunter, had a well—paid job on the board of a ukrainian energy company. president trump has claimed, without supporting evidence, thatjoe biden got a ukrainian prosecutor called viktor shokin sacked because he was investigating hunter's company. today in kiev, the man who took over from mr shokin blew a big hole in president trump's story. have you got

the latest spacex rocket is aiming to take people to the moon, mars or anywhere else in the solar systemdiscussions online, kasia ? the duchess of sussex has caught people's attention. they royal met one of the founding members of south africa's anti—apartheid movement. social media is loving this story. the duchess having a very special meeting, she met one of the founding members of south africa's anti—apartheid movement. sophia williams—de bruyn led thousands of women on a march against racial segregation in 1956. meghan met her during an event to honour south africa's female leaders. she called it an incredibly powerful moment. democrats in the united states congress say impeachment hearings against donald trump could be held this week. the allegations centre on claims he put pressure on ukraine, to dig up dirt on a potential rival who's running for the white house in 2020. jonah fisher reports from the capital, kiev. with an impeachment enquiry under way, president trump is on the attack, tweeting a new video about his possible opponent in next year's election. we've stepped up the

agency said it had to move its first observation platforms to avoid a potential collision with a spacext'sso becoming impossible to manually move orbiting spacecraft. 2 --global news 24 hours a day on air and on @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. paul: let's get a check of the markets with selena in beijing. selina: 30 minutes into the start of trade, we are seeing a mixed and muted open. not a ton of movement. overlitics hanging investor sentiment over doubts of trade talks. hong kong protests continuing many weeks. introducing pressure on the yuan. 1.2418 level. numbersvery poor gdp coming in at of south korea. inflation hitting the lowest level on record at 0%. we will get more on that with aetna. here, what tods see about what is going on in terms of stocks. we are earlier that talking about considering. in rcn airlines. --considering a bid in asiana airlines. they had suffered a blow earlier this year when their auditors had concerns about the viability of the company and financial figures. that trig

this presentation came on the 11th anniversary of the spacex rocket first reaching orbit.y on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. let's check on the markets now with sophie in hong kong. sophie: asian stocks are set for a second day of losses on the final trading day of a choppy third-quarter, which in the currency space has been painful for the korean won and kiwi dollar. new zealand's business confidence fell to an 11 year low and industrial output contracted more than forecast. the offshore yuan is recovering from a three week low it hit on friday. the aussie dollar looking little changed as we wait on chinese pmi data for september later this running. the nikkei two to five is headed for a second they of declines with softbank, the biggest drag as it slips to low pre-buyback level. shery: a week of economic reports underway with important industrial data from japan and south korea. our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays is here with the latest. really that global manu

spacex will use starship to take humans to mars. the goal is to make space travel like air travel. i'm viviana hurtado. that is your bloomberg business flash. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. thanks so much -- one had 20 countries. alix: thanks so much. that such a cool shot. the credit suisse board meets today to determine who gets the blame for backing the coo. investments like wework and uber prove troublesome. december sees major ceo turn. more ceos leave their seats. joining us is bloomberg's sonali basak. let's start with credit suisse. what's happening? sonali: this really escalated last week after the private wealth star banker left for ubs. they were worried he was going to take some clients, among other state secrets. prosecutors got involved. god knows what else could happen in terms of legal where my fixations. they are looking at the role of all of the senior executives. is really in these hot seat, but the big sha

his spacex company hopes to to take humans to the red planet.vel ts to make space just like air travel. coming up, antitrust overload, justice department is launching its own facebook probe, it's already the focus of a federal trade investigation. we'll discuss next. and "bloomberg technology" is twitter, checkon us out at technology and follow global breaking news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ kurt: facebook continues to be in the spotlight on capitol hill. the u.s. federal trade commission is already the social media giant, but it won't stop there. u.s. attorney general william the department of justice to also start an investigation of its own. antitrust probe make a difference in the way that facebook operates, still is dan ives analyst at ben brodie we have who covers tech lobbying. ben, i want to start with you. about a lot of different investigations, i believe there are four separate investigations into facebook. what does the d.o.j. offer something different than any of going on? that may be ben: in a certain sense, an

spacex launched 60 broadband providing satellites in may.otential for collisions is becoming so high that it will be impossible to manually manage space traffic. it is preparing an ai system to do it instead. iran is warning it is preparing to step away from the nuclear deal if europe doesn't come up with new terms by the end of this week. iran has set a friday deadline for germany, france, and the u.k. to offer a feasible way for it to sidestep u.s. sanctions and continued selling oil on the global market -- and continue selling oil on the global market. reports from japan say the government is planning a new police unit on the islands dispute over china -- island's dispute over china -- the i slands disputed by china. ties between china and japan deteriorated to their worst point in decades after the abe government bought part of the disputed chain from a private owner in 2012. the central bank of argentina was talking to the imf about revising its monetary policy for this month, a day after the government reimposed some currency controls

the spacex ceo showed off the latest version of his towering stainless steel "starship" rocket in texas.travel like air travel. >> there are many troubles in the world, of course, and these are important. we need to solve them. we also need things that make us excited to be alive, that make us glad to wake up in the morning. and be fired up about the future. this is i think the most inspiring thing that i've ever seen. >> musk predicts the rocket's first orbital flight could come in the next six months followed by longer range missions with humans on board by 2021. gayle, you going? >> no, but i'm cheering him on. he thinks big. >> interplanetary people we will be. exciting. >>> the biggest winner at one race in the world championships wasn't the runner who crossed the finished line first but the athlete who chose to cross it last. he chose to help his rival. look at there video when a 5,000-meter competitor found himself exhausted and struggling to finish friday's race, a rival from guinea stepped in. he grabbed the aruban's arm and the two staggered around the last turn before crossing

spacex ceo, elon musk, gave a performance yesterday at the facility in southern texas where the starays the prototype without anyone on board will blast off to an altitude of 12 miles and then return to one piece. the update came called the falcon one. >>> a dramatic site if yolo county. a tornado formed near davis just west of sacramento. >> yeah reporters tell us the high winds knocked down tree branches. and when she saw the tornado firsthand. >> out of nowhere a woman just said there it is and just left of the driving range with a big brown and just the debris that had to be huge spinning around, falling to the ground, get it? >> it formed itself kind of right by those trees and it traveled. it fell all the branches all along the golf course. >> and the patio furniture was probably 100 yards out the parking lot as well that way wi tremendous. >> the national weather service confirmed the tornado in multiple gust natos touched down in two separate areas. one is near the intersection of highway 113 and interstate 880 near the uc davis campus. >> mud slides and then to see that it i

. >>> spacex has developed the rocket ship that is going to carry people and cargo to the moon, mars,far beyond. it's called star ship, and it is a reusable spacecraft capable of making interplanetary trips. he wants to make space travel just like air travel. they could test the ship within the next two months and wants to put people on board as early as next year. thank you for being with us for cnn "newsroom" this hour. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. we're watching these live images in hong kong for you. stay with us. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus- in the last year, aof cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announce

the presentation came on the 11th anniversary of spacex rocket reaching orbit for the first time.l 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 su keenan. this is bloomberg. paul: thanks, su. let's go to sophie and hong kong for australian stocks to watch. are watching amp on a report that they grew plans to merge its bank and into -- into wealth division. details forthcoming october 8. new farm on the radar after delivering a be down underlying profit. it has agreed to sell its crop protection in south america to a chemical. rio has decided to cancel the sale of its canadian iron or business which has been up for sale for years. myron and energy stocks are on sale today. gold export earnings are forecasted to jump 32% to a record for 2020 driven by higher prices and shipments. keep an eye on gold players today. paul: let's get more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. adam haigh is with us. bonds in australia making a comeback, even though we have the rba looking to cu

he says he wants a prototype of spacex's starship to reach orbit in less than six months.e company's facility in texas yesterday. he said in one year he hopes the starship can fly people to space. this is happening. musk says the goal is to build at least two starships before it starts work on the rocket booster that will power the ship. starship is intended to eventually replace the falcon 9 rocket. musk did not give an updated timeline for when starship could go to mars but he says the goal is to do cargo emissions to the red planet in 2022. >>> the movie "aboinable" wasn't. it's about a shanghai teenager who finds a lost yeti on her roof. >> we have all done that. >> that's happened to some of us. sliding down to number two is "down t "do "downton abby" and "hustler" filled with kiki palmer, cardi b., jennifer hudson. >> quite an eclectic -- "downton abbey" -- >> start pg and we kind of -- >> "hustler" is about a dedicated sports player. we have some crazy stuff happening. >> we do. we got a taste of winter to start the week. for one more day a chance of hill top shower

spacex hopes to send an uncrewed flight to orbit in six months.s -- >> if the development continues to improve exponentially, i think we could -- we could be sending people to orbit by the end of next year. >> nasa's chief said of musk's ambitious timeline, quote, it's time to deliver. >>> another iconic retail brand has filed for bankruptcy. forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy. it's a popular teenage clothing chain is the latest to file. online shopping has cut foot traffic to brick and mortar stores. so far, there were 8,200 score closings this year. >>> new polls show presidential candidates knotted up in nevada while biden leads in south carolina. in nevada, biden and bernie sanders, at 22%. elizabeth warren at 18%, among likely caucusgoers. no one else above 5% in that poll. in south carolina, biden holds a commanding lead, up 37%, to warren's 16%, sandsers at 11%. biden's lead is due to primarily his popularity of black voters. 45% of black voters chose him, compared to 13% for sanders and 4% for warren. >>> "saturday night live" returning f

check out spacex's starship unveiled in texas over the weekend opini weekend. it could be flying into space for test flights in less than 60s monday. starship is intended to replace the falcon 9 rocket. musk says the starship one day will fly people to space and the moon and hoping it will do cargo missions to mars by 2022. >>> facebook hiding the number of likes and views for some users in australia. it is trying out a new approach to combat digital depression. creators will see how many likes they received but others will not. similar tests are being done on instagram as well. facebook is gathering feedback to understand whether this change will improve people's experiences. >>> reese witherspoon proving she's a pretty cool mom. she had her oldest son help her master one of the newest social media platforms. >> should i be on tick tock? >> sure. >> really? will you help me make a video for tick tock? >> okay, i'll do that. >> okay. >> rolly, rolly, rolly, break the legs, like break the legs. >> witherspoon many of her friends enjoyed the hilarious video. >> t

. >>> to texas, public space travel pioneer elon musk unveiling a new spacex rocket.is designed to carry a crew and cargo to the moon or mars or anywhere else in our solar system. the so-called starship will be able to return to earth by landing perpendicularly on dry land. >> that is tough. >> perpendicularly. it's tougher to say that than to actually do the rocket science. >> probably. >> exactly. >>> we're going to start this half-hour with disturbing new video of a school bus driver allegedly drunk behind the wheel, alarming the children on board. marci gonzalez is here with more on this story. marci, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. this driver reportedly did two full routes that day picking up and dropping off high school and elementary school students. a camera on the bus recording nearly two hours of footage. some of it, as you're about to see, is incredibly alarming. >> no! whoa! no! >> reporter: newly released surveillance video showing this terrifying ride home for these students in washington state. >> i am crazy. i'm totally crazy. >>

spacex's elon musk announced plans for a starship.xt-generation vehicle that says it will eventually take humans to mars and beyond. musk says he intends to make space travel like air travel. that came on the anniversary of the space rocket reaching orbit. that was for the very first time. 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. matt: thank you very much, leanne garin's in london. donald trump has agreed to meet the whistleblower. the person is under federal protection out of here for his or her safety, according to cbs news. in series of tweets over the weekend, the u.s. president called for adam schiff, the committee chairman, to be questioned for treason. joining us from london is the government reporter, kathleen hunter. kathleen, what is the latest from the democrats? how do they want to continue or proceed with this impeachment inquiry? pelosi,: well, nancy house speaker over the weekend, made an effort to get her caucus singing