spacex is looking at this as a source of revenue for them.create a lot of revenue if they want to create a human colony on mars. kurt: i was going to bask about the business motivations. this will pay for the mars colony it sounds like. dana: yes. you want to have an internet on mars also, right? it is two-for-one. revenue for the company as it continues to grow and eventually -- kurt: i know you said they will send these in multiple batches. is there any realistic timeline when something like this might be readily available? dana: spacex has said they hope to begin targeted service in 2020. musk always sets very ambitious deadlines, does not always meet them. it seems like they are working. if they get it up there, they can begin a trial period. kurt: things like these rocket launches are really routine for spacex right now. it sounds dismissive, but that is how it feels. is this becoming the kind of thing where they are able to do this with her eyes closed? dana: kind of. i remember two or three years ago when they were trying to land a roc

is that serious competition to spacex?> i would definitely say bezos -- >> he can pay for it also. >> right, i mean, they are competition. they're building great vehicles, and however we are ahead of the game right now, there's one big step the rocket needs to do, go to orbit and that is in some cases has been proven to be harder than people thought, and i've learned that myself, it's hard to get to orbit, so we have that advantage right now, but at the end of the day, this competition and we welcome competition. we feel like it gives us an edge because we now push to work harder. we push to work on lowering the cost and becoming the best competitor among other competitors. >> next question. >> hello, my name it tom johns, university of wisconsin madison. i thank the academy and panelists for an exciting, inspirational session. since we have a lot of engineers in the room i'd like to ask a question about the future commercialization of space and striking the right balance between speed and safety. we've seen during this se

coming up, getting ready to see a whole lot of spacex. falcon nine missions slated for december. we look at the space economy industry, and opportunities for investment, next. and elon musk other company, tesla, reports hundreds of thousands of reservations for its new cyber-truck, this despite is rather rocky ev unveiling last week. details coming next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: the fall has been a rather quiet period for space endeavors, but that is about to change when we will see spacex lead up to 4 falcon 9 missions in december. the overall space economy is estimated to reach $1 trillion globally by 2040, obviously capturing the attention of investors worldwide. i caught up with one such investor and a former spacex employee, tess hatch now with bessemer ventures. we discussed the historic market for the opportunity. >> sally ride, the first female american astronaut went to my school, and when she came and spoke, i wanted to be her for ever since. so i applied to be in astronaut and i saw, and backgrounds like aerospace engineeri

he is the vp of flight and build reliability at spacex. he joined spacex in 2002 since its inception and was employee number four, debately free. hans and i share the title of never having been to spate, but i have to caveat that with yet because i'm hoping with all the work going on on the commercial side that maybe all of us will have the opportunity to go to space one day. and at the end, we have major general charlie bolden. he is a former shuttle astronaut and also former nasa administrator during the obama administration, and really oversaw the transition from the space shuttle program to a new era of space exploration where low earth orbit is now being turned over to commercial entities, and we're looking forward to new technologies going on to mars. so the way the panel's going to work today is we're really going to separate it into three different segments. the first segment, we're going to give all of our speakers time to share just a bit about themselves, and then we're going to have about a 30-minute q & a, and then we're going

i caught up with one such former spacex employee who was a mission the falcon 9 rocket.scussed the historic market opportunities. femalefirst american astronaut went to my childhood school. when she came and spoke, i to be her ever since. ofaw a common background like work experience. >> so you got into this field. you see the investing opportunities? how big do you think this market has the potential to be? >> before making predictions about what's next, i think it's look back on the technological catalysts for momentum drivers that have gotten the industry where it is privatepecifically the space industry. there's two of those. the first is the invention of the cube. years of moore's law exponentially decreasing the size and the power of commercial off-the-shelf components, a 10 10 by 12 centimeter box, the size of a tissue box, that is a type of form factor that can be put into space. before that, the only way to get an asset into space was a bus-sizedhool satellite which would take years if not decades to make. flocked to this new cube form factor and put sensors suc

here's tech bites. >>> a key milestone for spacex. >> the private company has run 13 successful tests of its crew dragon spacecraft parachute. the company founder, elon musk, said spacex needed at least ten before the crew dragon kills humans. >>> the gram may be causing an increase in yoga injuries. >> people are getting injured while trying to perfect yoga poses for instagram and the pressure to perform complicated moves has added to the spike in injuries. >>> a compelling argument for a shorter work week. >> microsoft tried to giving off its workers in japan a three-day weekend every week and productivity jumped 40%. >> not only did sales increase, but microsoft spent less on electricity and paper. >> those are your detech bites. >> so much in these instagram posts. >> if your yoga instructor is getting hurt from doing instagram poses, are they really a true yoga instructor? >> they feel like if they can't do a certain pose, no one will want to go to their class. they have to try. >> go to the yoga class with no mirrors. >>> coming up, going pro. check out the beginnings of oakland

they can find it out with spacex on the market. tospacex remains the go model with its reusasable launch system. companies such as amazon's blue origin is also entering the fray. thee: eu lawmakers approved executive european commission do to take over next week, a month behind schedule after delay and disagreement. from the french military helicopters that crashed yesterday in mali have been found. 13 soldiers died in the accident. the biggest single loss for the french military at almost 40 years. aroundactors rolling paris today. farmers protesting policies they say are hurting business. it is time for business news. the s soccering with teteam, whicichas brokoken a fifinancial record. >> manchester city has been given the biggest valuation after selling a state to an american private equity firm. silverlake is buying $500 million. at $4.8 billion. the club was bought by a member of the abu dhabi royal family. he spent hundreds of millions on top players. now they have a new title to celebrate. genie: moves from the u.s. that co

. >> and is tribute to the veterans with a spacex falcon 9 rocket launch.is the second planned to put thousands of satellites in service and it is the fourth spacex is planning as many as 24 more next year with the goal of providing greater global coverage of the internet. >>> instagram is expanding eight experiments hiding user likes. jonathan vigliotti reports u.s. users will see the change and some are not happy about it. >> people live for the likes. he concerned it will hurt your platform ? >> a little. >>> making good on a pledge he is changing the way millions of users interact with the object. >> we want people to connect with people that they love and the things that they care about. >> reporter: only the user will be able to feel the love. >> this is healthy for users because it eliminates tension around sharing and measuring your self-worth against him and he likes you get on a picture. >> reporter: they tried it out in brazil and japan. in a tweet sent out by adam mosseri he announced it was hitting stateside. feedback is already coming and kim

>>> another spacex falcon 9 launch lifted 60 satellites into orbit today. it's the second batch that will eventually put thousands of linked satellites and service. this is the fourth falcon 9 launch. spacex is planning as many as 24 more next year with the goal of providing greater global coverage of the internet. >>> let's go a little farther out in space. a different celestial show. the planet mercury passing across the face of the sun. only happens about 13 times a century. tiny mercury about 3,000 miles in diameter takes more than 5 hours to transit the sun. and we want see it again in north america until 2049. but don't look directly at the sun, so you'll never see it. you shouldn't anyway. >>> and darren peck is back on terra firma. >> meanwhile back here on a lot of bad air quality and improve the view. and looking outside from the top of the sales force tower, couple of things here. a lot of inthe sky, and one bri light sitting right there that's not moving. that's venus. always appears like a plane just sitting stationary either at sunset or sunri

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spacex wants a big share of the future internet market from space — its rivals include 0neweb and amazonorales — who resigned as bolivia's president at the weekend. bolivia is still in chaos and confusion, a day after he stepped down. his decision came after weeks of sometimes—violent protests. demonstrators accused him of rigging the election in october to secure a fourth term. the deputy head of the senate has said that she'll take over as interim president, until new elections are held. the bbc‘s katy watson has more from la paz. for many in bolivia, the demise of the region's longest standing president could not have come sooner. president could not have come sooner. 0vernight, celebrations turned to violence yet more unrest with buildings tortured and vandalised. this is one of many barricades that you see across la paz blocking the streets in the city. this one is anti—government and people here say that despite the fa ct evo and people here say that despite the fact evo morales has resigned they are still here for democracy because bolivia still does not have an interim president

fidelity owns wework, 2 and me, juul and spacex as well as those that recently went publicly uber andny of those holdings have had to be written down by the firm boyd joins several of his private investing peers in leaving established investment firms to start their own funds for example, earlier this year, henry allenboeingen departed t. rowe price >> leslie picker, thank you. >>> still ahead, we're going to discuss a recent nasa report that spacex flights to send astronauts to the international space station are significantly cheaper than boeing flights. >>> and we will also discuss that news exclusively with nasa administrator jim bridenstine when we come back. emerging markets obsolete?ew of at pgim, we see alpha in the trends driving specific sectors of outperformance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry... a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce... trade and travel surge between emerging markets. every day, our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha. partner with pg

spacex's falcon 9 rocket has launched successfully on monday from cape canaveral in the us, carryingce. the satellites are intended to help set up a network for global high—speed internet connectivity. spacex wants a big share of the future internet market from space — its rivals include 0neweb and amazon. the peruvian government says a plane supplied by the mexican government — which is offering asylum to evo morales — who resigned as bolivia's president at the weekend — is currently re—fuelling in lima. bolivia is still in chaos and confusion, a day after he stepped down. his decision came after weeks of sometimes violent protests. demonstrators accused him of rigging the election in october to secure a fourth term. the deputy head of the senate has said that she'll take over as interim president, until new elections are held. the bbc‘s katy watson has more from la paz. for many in bolivia, the demise of the region's longest standing president could not have come sooner. 0vernight, celebrations turned to violence — yet more unrest with buildings tortured and vandalised. this is one

spacex's falcon nine rocket has launched successfully on monday from cape canaveral in the us, carryingt up a network for global high—speed internet connectivity. spacex wants a big share of the future internet market from space — its rivals include 0neweb and amazon. in san francisco a rather unusual member of staff can be spotted among the corridors and departure gates of one of the city's airports. sporting a pilot's cap and pink toenails, five—year—old lilou is helping stressed travellers have a more enjoyable journey. she trots around the airport with her owner, raising a trotter to greet you. the idea, the wag brigade was designed to cheer up passengers, as we said. and this live shot from hong kong. protesters getting ready for my protests. they were confined to the weekend but now have spread into monday and tuesday. chief executive carrie lam has spoken in the past few minutes. just the other day she told protesters" enemies of the people." daisy called them extremely selfish. she has urged students not to participate in the violence. walker you any time on the bbc website. you

some astronomers are not liking spacex, some say the satellites are blocking the stars.g at the satellites out there, is he the only one to blame. they say mostly his stuff because it's low orbit. and i don't know, about you jim bridenstine, is it his stuff out there? >> we have a lot of stuff in low earth orbit, most it commercial like his stuff. spacex is a great partner with nasa, they're responsible space actors and some of the problems with astronomy can be mitigated easily by reducing the reflectivity of the satellites. spacex is working with the astronomers to make sure that they don't get in the way and i will tell you, i know elon musk personally, he has no interest in blocking the access for the astronomers. neil: this is a dumb question on my part. you're used to them. can't they just wait if you're looking for the satellite or aforementioned satellites to pass and then it's not an issue? so the challenges, we're talking about thousands of satellites in low earth orbit that are streaking across the sky and so what happens is, depending on the exposure of the t

. >> the ismade from the same metal used for spacex rockets, elon musk says the electric vehicle has a maximum range over 500 miles and claims it performs better than some sports cars. but, tesla has struggled with profitability and now the company is hoping to make its mark the lucrative truck markets. >> it makes me wonder how the truck industry will look to that. i don't see a lot of ram owners going for a tesla truck. >> it will start below $40,000. it won't be available until 2022. >>> all right, let's she how wall street is to go as well as tesla stock. it's down 6% and the dow is up 100 points t no >>> twastronauts are performing the most challenging space walks. it's the $2 billion cosmic detector. the space station, it took four years of planning. this was anchored to the space station while the crew mate removed a debris shield to fix a system. it wasn't designed to be serviced by space walking astronauts. >> let's get a friday forecast with mary there. >> a gorgeous afternoon all across the bay area and this is as we head for the rest of the day. we'll be in the 60s for al

this is the same material elon musk plans to use for his spacex rockets. everything went according to plan until the still -- the steel ball came in. >> it did not t go through. not bad. there is room for improvement. >> you c can purchase e this car anotheher like it. there is no date of when the cyber truck will be available, not beforere the end of 2021. tesla dominates thee electricc vehicle market but it is new to the pickup segmgment. there is no electric pickup on the market yet. these trucks are popular in the u.s.. that is why automakers are rushing to develop and produce their first models. this has been the most popularar pickup for the last four decades. the ford f1 5050. ford f150. there is no significant demand for electric pickups just yet. even seven years from now, studies show demand is not expected to exceed d tens of thoundnds. >> victoria secret has beenn known for its lingerie, and its annual fashion show. announced itmpany the fashion show this year, saying the marketing of the brand needs to evolve. they have been accused of objecti

from tesla will be unveiled november 21 year the spacex factory. it did erase all of its declines.cyber truck. let's look at where the european markets are trading as we head into the close. headline level, there isn't anything going on. rotation is away from growth today in europe. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds until the end of regular trading in europe. if you glance at europe from space, it does not look exciting. italy lower. u.k. markets flat. the cac 40 outperforming just a touch. below the surface, there are things going on. this is the stoxx 600. up .1%. an unexciting session at a headline level. we have not strayed far from the yellow line. let us dig beneath the surface and show what is going on. we find we are road heading back towards the risk off trade. the bond proxies are back and we are trying to figure out exactly what is going on. we are seeing a mixed trade when it comes to the banking sector. but we have today is the food and beverage sector trading in the upper end of the market. nestle attic the most points. it is adding weight to the

a spacex rocket just launched from cape canaveral florida. it heading up into the clouds there. just lifted off that launchpad a few sent rest second as go. it is carrying 60 satellites into space. it is all part of spacex's starling project which they hope will provide superfast internet to anywhere in the world. that rocket distributing those 60 satellites into space today and hoping to be able to offer that internet service some time next year. >>> very cool. three minutes before 7:00. time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> an investigationunder way. they are not saying how this happened, but they found a man shot to death last night at the valero gas station. the person who shot him was an off duty richmond police officer. the police say the officer stayed on scene and is cooperating with investigators. >> it was called off after the chairman passed away in his sleep yesterday morning. he was 60 years old and kay ser did not disclose the cause of death. >> they are preparing r rst tes impeachment inquiry this week. first on wed

spacex plans to continue launching satellites in batches.ms to provide service to parts of the northern u.s. and canada next year. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. the impeachment is every bit as much about politics as it is about law, and thus far it looks like america is just about as divided on impeachment as it is on so many other issues. we welcome now chris welcome -- wilson, director of research for ted cruz's presidential campaign in 2016. littman.ington, drew served as al franken's chief of staff. let me start with chris. you are a pollster. indicated, have seen basically all the democrats are for impeachment, the republicans are against it, and independents are split down the middle. almost take an overlay of job approval with trump and that is impeachment. sort of anas become anthem for that. there is not much that tells us. until there is something significant that comes out -- and the selecti

is spacex you think capable of developing this equipment that can accomplish its goals?rogram, you're going to find issues like they j had. we remember they had a problem with their abort fuel system, pressurization test not that long ago. it's all part of developing these kinds of programs. they will learn from it and i'm very confident that the starship will be skuccessful. >> we know it makes sense it's not a failure. it is a lesson. thank you very much. we appreciate you being here every time. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> thanks, leroy. >>> let's take it to chicago now. a woman's determination may have earned her a guinness world record. jenny doing hula hooped for 100 hours this week! that crushes the world record. her marathon attempt still has to be verified by guinness but once that is, she will have demolished the hours of 74 hours and 54 minutes. >> can you imagine? i just have how many more minutes to get to 75? don't u she used the goal to raise money for mental health america and raised more than $400,000 for the cause. congratulations to her! she has to ha

. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley" attention turns to elon musk's tesla, spacex in the news as wellarship mk1 prototype partially exploding during a test yesterday at the company's launch site. can you see that right there on your screen erupting with plumes of gas and smoke sending some shrapnel soaring into the air. quote, the purpose of today's test was to pressurize systems to the max so the outcome was not completely unexpected. no injuries, nor can this a serious setback. this prototype is meant to test the design of starship, the massive spacecraft that spacex is developing to transport cargo and people to deep space destinations like the moon and mars this vehicle actually was the same one that elon musk showed off in september claiming it could do flights to low altitudes within the next couple of months and that some version of starship could reach orbit. erpt orbit within six months musk tweeting it may no longer fly in prototype and conduct tests with a newer up to date model the company plans to build. this had some value as a manufacturer pathfinder but flight design i

startup. >> mornings on 2, watching this. >> there is the second stage engine glowing bright red. >> spacexd a rocket, the second of 24 launches and the goal is to send 1400 satellites into space to provide affordable high- speed internet and you watch it live right here with us. >> frightening video from san francisco after a weekend attack sends multiple people to the hospital. we are in chinatown with a look at what happened and how the victims are recovering. >>> two attacked with bows and arrows at a homeless encampment. we have the latest on their condition as police are searching for who did it. >>> a man shot and killed by a police officer according to investigators. the latest on the shooting as the family demands answers from police. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> it is november 11. >> i am dave clark. >> i see you brought the cold weather with you. >> the fog is not as bad. go to cape canaveral sometime. it was fabulous. i used to live there. >> there is some fog but not as widespread. a lot of it is clearing. some of it was around the bay but it looks all r

spacex is behind me as well. take a look.d well with the truck rolling out, the all electric tesla pickup, the cyber truck, a bigger range than anybody thought. 500 miles on a single charge? pretty amazing. price for the low end model, less than $40,000. less than anybody thought. all good. elon musk decided let's show them that tesla armor glass, you can hit it with a metal ball and nothing will happen. or will it? take a look. >> oh, my gosh. [bleep] well, maybe that was a little too hard. reporter: swearing definitely not on script. i got to give musk credit. at first you don't succeed. hey, try not to succeed a second time. that is exactly what happened. he has his lead designer there, the guy with the arm been signed to a pitching contract with the l.a. dodgers, try again. and again, they broke another window in the truck. so there you go. two for two. what can i tell you. i have to give them credit. i have been to a lot of automotive unveils. most of them go exactly to script. musk was out there and just talking. the ot

well, it was spacex launching 60 star link satellites. to launch thousands of them to provide internet service around the world. >>> let's come back home and talk about how things will feel tomorrow, and i'll start this by showing you what i think stands out. the important aspect about tomorrow is numbers. the column on the left shows you how far above average we'll be tomorrow. it's one thing to show you the daytime highs, but i just wanted to set the stage for you because we've been enjoying nice weather for so long we might have forgotten we're above average. 78 tomorrow in concord, 73 oakland, 71 san francisco s were and san jose 77. we'll do it tomorrow, and then wednesday we start to cool down. first let's get as many other locations on here as we can. livermore the warm spot at 82 tomorrow. 76 in redwood city and san rafael at 73. you can see how everything is going up and around. nothing can get over to california because we have the big bulls eye right off the coast. that's the center of high pressure responsible for warming us u

the futuristic truck is made with the same steel used to build spacex rockets, able to withstand a sledge hammer blow. musk said the sledge hammer cracked the base of the glass, and that's why it didn't work with the steel ball. should have done steel ball on window and sledge hammer the door. tesla's stock was up 3 points before the bell, but down slightly in ho trading. >>> and workers accuse mcdonald's of withholding overtime pay and denying timely breaks. now mcdonald's will pay out $26 million to about 38,000 people here in california represented in the class action lawsuit. they'll also train employees in california about their rights as part of the settlement. >>> thousands of south bay families are getting a helping hand this thanksgiving. today sacred heart community service in san jose started its thanksgiving food distribution program. over the next 3 days they'll hand out over 4400 holiday food boxes each with about $100 worth of a temperatures like canned goods, fresh produce, pasta. families will also pick out a turkey, ham, or chicken. >> it's just a little drop in the buck

we have returned to spacex employeration. has the skilled base of people it needs to be successful now and in the future. to ensure we continue to grow, we will be successful in establishing the united states f america as the leader in a space nation. get kids of all ages, backgrounds, resources, excited about science and technology and engineering and math. ut that alone is not enough. it will require us to take a serious look at the road ahead, to explore unconventional roles in ps and responsibility. getting it right will be a complex and challenging undertaking. after all, space is hard. but i'm reminded and encouraged that the apollo 11 flight director said when he testified in front of this subcommittee in july last year. what america will dare, america will do. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses today about their work in stem education and what suggestions they might have for how we in congress can act. i want to thank in particular the ranking member for her initiative for proposing that we hold this hearing

the exterior is made from a newly developed stainless steel alloy that's the same metal used for spacexdly unbreakable metal-glass windows backfired. a ball thrown at the windows shattered them. yikes. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gayle king talks with oscar-winning actor tom hanks about his new movie "a beautiful day in the neighborhood," and fred rogers' legacy. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." what does help for heart failure look like? it looks like this. ♪the beat goes on entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. ♪la-di-la-di-di don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. ♪the beat goes on yeah! to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 mill

musk said the metal on this truck is the same metal used for spacex rockets -- he claims it is bulletproof base version of the truck will start at 39-thousand dollars and will go at least 250 miles on a single charge. and tonight we are learning elon musk is admitting that some improvements need to be made... he tweeted this video of another demonstration tonight... this is his staffer franzer throwing another ball at the window... (grant) frontier airlines say they accidentally sent an email notifying passengers that their flights were canceled. and it couldn't have come at a worse time -- with the busy thanksgiving travel week approaching. on thursday, travelers say they were sent an email saying "there has been a change to your upcoming flight.''the wording suggested a flight cancelation. the message directed travelers to call frontier's "rebooking hotline'' to speak with an agent. customers immediately started calling the customer service number, but some said they got no answer. the airline eventually sent a tweet apologizing (vicki) one of america's largest tuna brands has filed for

engineees improvove the area on program ad in -- and compete with private challengers like elon musk's spacex? ♪ phil: i'm filled -- i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. the european's incoming president has won parliaments approval for her new team. ursula von der leyen is the first woman to hold the top job and she has set out ambitious goals to turn the bloc into a green superpower and boost economic growth. as well as those challenges, she will have too deal with deep divisions amongst eu member states. >> resounding approval from the eu parliament, confirming the new team of incoming commission president, ursula von der leyen. von der leyen is the first ever woman commission president, and her team of 26 don't differ too much and profile from the usual politicians. her ambitions are a marked change. her ideas of forward thinking as is the gender balance of her team. >> it is a team with almost, almost, as many women as men. only one woman away from gender balance. this shows -- [applause] this shows we have made real progress, but also that we still have to do more. reporter: von der

. >>> but happening now, spacex launches scores of satellites as part of a plan to expand internet accesslcon 9 rocket living off of cape canaveral caring orbit low earth satellites and the company's star link project will offer a low latency broadband system community wide with little or no connectivity. we'll be back with more news for you right after the break. part of a plan to expand >>> our team is always on social media and we like to give a special salute to all of the veterans today. including our assignment editor sean murray. he shared this photo on twist -- on twitter. thank you for your service. >>> and look, new york regulators have launched a probe into a bank accused of gender discrimination with algorithm for apple cards. they launched a card in august. now he claimed that he got a credit limit 20 times that of his wife, even though they file a joint tax return. and she has a high credit score. apple co-founder steve was knee acsaying he got a much higher credit limit than his wife. goldman said it is possible families could receive different credit decisions but it does

well, spacex launched 60 more satellites into space yesterday as part of their mission, spacex says itd areas of the world by 2021. then there's this, check this out, a jeopardy contestant nearly bringing host alex trebec to tears by answering a question. >> let's take a look at your response, did you come up with the right one, no, we love you, that's very kind, thank you. 1990 -- cheryl: well, the contestant says he decided to write the message after trebec revealed he was starting treatment by pancreatic cancer. by the way he lost all of his money by putting that out there. maria: absolutely, he's been so forthcoming with his diagnosis and the way he's treating it. >> yeah, we should start a gofundme for the contestant and give him some of the money back. maria: he's been in our homes for so many years, you feel like it's a personal friend. we do love you alex trebec, thinking the thought. cheryl, thank you. big tech in american healthcare, google reportedly something to get access to personal house info next, the top story in the journal this morning, google personal medical record

. >> happening now spacex launched 60 satellites out of florida today. satellites blasted into face. the satellites will give internet access to people where access is too expensive or where there is simply no internet connection at all. we're back with more news for you in a moment. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >>> the new apple credit card is getting a lot of backlash. it stems from a series of tweets by a web developer. he says he got a credit limit 20 times higher than his wife, but she has a better credit score. now, apple coe founder steve wozniak, you see him there, he was in our newsroom today. he said something similar happened to him and his wife. regulators are now looking into claims that the credit card discriminates against women

bloomberg.com has a story on spacex, which launched 60 starling satellites.another step toward elon to creating a space-based internet service around the world. aim to provide services to parts of the u.s. and canada next year. tictoc on twitter has reported that the political deadlock gripping spain has only deepened. socialists won the majority of seats but the results are so fragmented that the party leader will struggle even more than before to form a government. weak minority governments have become the new norm in spain. you can follow all the stories on your terminal, bloomberg.com, and tictoc on twitter. joe: now, to a different kind of political turmoil. nigel farage boosting boris johnson's chances of winning a majority by announcing his brings it party will not fight and conservative held seats in next month's election. joining us on the phone, the head of eu and trade policy at the institute for directors, where she finds -- where she provides a link between business and government. move should give us some confidence that boris johnson should be

. >>> upper stage for the planned spacex starship blew up.e point was to pressure systems to the max. can company said there were no injuri injuries and it doesn't if he view a workoutads -- a out. >>> and there's a new class in town. ♪ just a little liz oo one of three newcomers leads the way with eight nominations. she's up for best new artist. ♪ you can't get enough right >> 17-year-old billie eilish also. ♪ horse is in a pastor >> this song, the song of the year, lil nas- that blockbuster hit, "old town road." also picked up six grammy nominations and michelle obama will compete in the best spong word category for her work on the audio book of her memoir. grammy awards january 26th. it took months to get that song ouft my head. >> talhat's our gieft you this morning. >>> and you'll hear both big events next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much

next a look at the legacy of the apollo space missions and the future of spacex employee ration. after that, a forum on the president's immigration policies, the various lawsuits on those policies, and what congress is doing. then, a hearing on affordable housing with treasury secretary steve mnuchin and housing and urban development secretary ben carson. >>> c-span's campaign 2020 is with president trump live today at 7:00 p.m. eastern as he holds a campaign rally in sunrise, florida. his first there since changing his residency from new york to florida in late october. live coverage on c-span, watch online at c-span.org or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >>> c-span student cam 2020 competition is in full swing. all across the country, middle and high school students are hard at work creating their short documentaries on the issues they'd most like the 2020 presidential candidates to address in their campaigns, and we'd love to see your progress. take us behind the scenes and share your photos using the #studentcam2020 for a chance to win additional cash prizes.

spacex came along and we've seen new companies building on the back of that access to space so we havein more space companies than anyone else on the planet. i can tell you there is money to be made here, especially in the early stages. >> but let's say it's 100 story building i would say we're on the second floor, aren't we >> that's where we're trying to make it. it's very new. >> yeah. >> we're definitely not on the first floor. >> resigning like living quarters on the moon, right? >> yeah. so space today is a very large market we make a lot of money from space data if you think about gps, it's a great place to start >> right. >> gps was initially funded by the military, there was a lot of infrastructure and investment. there was companies like magellan, trimbol, made use of that, propagated that. we've seen what the tech community has done with that most of the venture returns that we've seen are driven by companies based on the gps signal the same thing is happening with geospatial intelligence and satellites going around the planet taking images. >> for what kind of use? >> all k

elon musk busy with that and spacex. thanks as always, craig trudell. users can interact with the charts injured on bloomberg tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. president trump kicked off new york city's veterans day tribute today by saying the nations veterans risk everything for us and it is our duty to serve and protect them every day of our lives. spoke at the opening of the 100th annual parade organized at madison square park. he is the first sitting president to accept the invitation to speak at the event. as the president spoke, protesters could be heard with whistles. some chanted, "lock him up." it has been one of them most violent days in hong kong since leaving began in june downtown paralyzed. police shot and wounded one protester. a man said to have disagreed with protesters was set on fire. hong kong's chief executive warned protesters violence will not help them achieve their goals. responding to three weeks of mass protests, chile's government plans to overhaul the constitution.

america's leading when it comes to satellite orbit companies, spacex and one web.these are american companies who were not just launching small satellites at a speed and price point comparable to provide a spear we're innovating the launch site. those are developed and the united states. southern california. >> and my congressional district spacex started there. it's excessive. my point is you talk about a lot of other stuff. you talk about the backbone of software as the backbone of our next generation communication system for the entire world, and we are not, the u.s., there are western countries that are helping but we are not the leader. it surprises big. >> in terms of equipment and services there are other supplies from around the world. one of the things which emphasize in our conversation with other countries will looking to advance the pecuniary interest for american companies. this is a non-american supply chain. and also just to close because i think we're out of time, am i right? yes, we are. the innovation in america has come from a hugely diverse work

considered one of the most valuable startups with a $47 billion price tag, more than airbnb, stripe, and spacex months time that valuation has vanished in the future of the company is in doubt. to understand how this happened it starts with the company's now former ceo and founder, adam neumann. >> adam neumann is the cofounder of wework and was the ceo for a long time. he came over to new york for college after being in the israeli navy and started a few businesses, including my favorite example, baby clothing line with kneepads. in brooklyn he came up with the idea of subdividing that space which is cofounder, a trained advocate who came up with -- a trained architect who came up with the plans. they came up with a plan which they sold, which was the first iteration of wework, which they started in 2010. >> today there is a movement in changing the way that people work. >> 2010 was a great time to start a co-working company in new york city. landlord had empty buildings and vacancies. wework presented a solution. the first building in downtown manhattan is where wework had its first co-workin

spacex says the purpose was to pressurize systems to the max so the blast wasn't entirely unexpected.te space launch company says there were no injuries and doesn't view the explosions as a serious setback. the starship is intended to carry passengers to orbit. >>> there's a new class in town, with the 2020 grammy nominations. ♪ you trying to hold me down >> lizzo leads with eight nominations, album, song and artist of the year and best new artist. 17-year-old billie eilish was behind with six nominations. the two will go head-to-head in all of the major categories. ♪ i got the horses in the bag >> that song has been in my head. lil nas x with "old town road" had six nominations. and michelle obama was nominated for a grammy. she will compete for the audio book. the grammy awards will be handed out january 26th. >>> 2020 democrats debate in atlanta, just hours after a pivotal impeachment witness testifies on capitol hill. you'll hear from both big events next. deadline is only days away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may c

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you have a truck built of the same cold world steel alloy as the starship rocket system that spacex iseloping now, too. you're basically creating more market for this type of met american league, thal, potentially driving down cost for steel that the two companies are looking to use i wonder if that's a piece of this too that there will be more cross pollenation, maybe talking about a truck that makes its way to the moon as nasa is looking to release requests for lunar rovers and the like. >> i really like the idea that the products sort of reinforce other products the companies are building i would amend my statement to say it is a truck for nerds and preppers that are basically preparing for driving off into the woods at some point. he said it was able to withstand a nine millimeter bullet at some point. i don't know i think it is conflation that futurists are looking for. i don't know how big a marked it is, but it is fun to look at. >> you know what i think the target market us rahul sewell pretty sure i saw him post on facebook yesterday that he is buying one of these. he was in t

competing,spacex was there were huge contracts going out for extended periods of time.f you want competition, you don't give out a 10 year contract to one company when their other competitors in the field. i could get way down in the weeds on what that means, it is basic competition. as far as russia and china getting into the field, it is all the more reason for us to get the best product at the best price. saide: nancy pelosi yesterday there has not been a decision made on if we have enough testimony from the house impeachment inquiry to go forward with articles of impeachment. have you made your own personal decision on whether that has been enough for that to happen? adam: i believe there has. i would like to see what the specific articles are. one of my frustrations is the republicans are being dishonest by dragging out this process. if you want to debate with what to do, that is fine. but a mythological argument donald trump was soaked focused on -- donald trump was focused on corruption in ukraine. investigateem to joe biden and hunter biden exchange for aid and

spacex will use it in its starships and the glass is supposed to be armored in the same way and what no one is talking about is just before the ball hit the window, tesla did another demonstration where they dropped the same ball on the same material on a flat edge and it didn't break. taylor: so then what happened? believing that a vehicle with a different type of glass? >> we can go on the reaction. there are people on twitter speculating that this was deliberate. it has got everyone talking. but the whole point is that a pickup truck is supposed to be durable. if you're going to convince americans driving big ford's which can cost $100,000 to buy a new truck that is so different than it has got to live up to what a truck has to do with his drive around tough terrain, take hits. taylor: what are you hearing about the durability of it? and we have to ring and pricing. he mentioned 100,000 dollars. this is $40,000. >> the lowest end model, the base model, $39,000, but remember the model three. test the has been promising a $35,000 model three and we have never got there. the average

. >>> spacex launched 60 satellites into service today. >> lift off with gratitude to veterans. >> theasted into space inside the nose cone of a falcon 9 rocket. two minutes after lift off, the nose cone broke off and flew into orbit. the rocket flew back to earth and landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. it will give internet connection to people. >> this is a big deal for a lot of people. you may not like it but instagram will soon hide the number of likes on posts. instagram has already piloted this idea in seven countries. this week it will expand those tests to a small portion of users here in the united states. you'll be able to still see the number of likes on your photos, but you won't be able to see how many people like the posts of others. the goal is to remove social pressure around getting likes. some celebrities like kim kardashian support the decision, but many instagram influencers say this will put them out of business. >>> up next at 6:30 getting ready for the political hearings. lair gersen joins us with what we can expect. >>> a scare moment for passengers ab

being a mission manager at spacex, i would see satellites bumped from mission to mission.d focus on the school bus satellite rather than the tiny cube sat. so the invention of the tiny rocket. what is next, to get to your question? i think communication is a massive market that will help the space industry grow into the projected trillion dollars. ubiquitous internet connectivity from space. taylor: so where are you actually making investments? do investors come to you when they want to get a piece of the market -- it is more than drones, more than commercial spaceflight. what investment are you making to achieve this goal? tess: within the deep frontier tech umbrella, drones and autonomous vehicles. within space, it is people coming up with unique ways to put sensors in space that will help life back on earth in. drones, it is open to one's imagination. emergency medical supplies. imagine someone is having a heart attack or allergic reaction. and ambulance takes on average 40 minutes to get to that person. you can dispatch a drone that could deliver an epipen or life-savi