spacex got customers all around the world.s spacex, he wants to drill for methane, natural gas on the property that adjoins the texas space shot spot. that is interesting. musk is a global warming kind of guy. he is a climate kind of guy. what is he doing going for methane which is very carbon-emissions intense? times's up for me. david asman with us. it is yours. neil: sturtevant, thank you very much. welcome to cavuto "coast to coast." i'm david asman in for neil can cavuto. bernie sanders says they are going to push joe biden further to the left. we're talk to a one restaurant owner who says that will not bring any relieo

spacex says they'll deploy the most spacecraft on their mission. the station in the atlantic ocean.or that particular booster. >>> we'll know the names of both teams who's going to be playing in this year's super bowl. because of the pandemic it is going to be a super bowl like we have never seen before. most of the pomp and circumstances is not going to happen. tom brady from the buccaneers will be playing the super bowl. if the chiefs advance to the big game, they won't arrive to tampa bay the day before the super bowl. if the bills make it, they'll show up two days before the kickoff. >>> the future is a little uncertain, a local family that's no stranger to the game, they are ready to go. we'll tell you how they are dealing with the unknown, next. ♪♪ ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. introducing my brand new chicken. crispy, crunchy breading on my juicy, thickest fillet yet,

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dragon cargo. >> interesting. >> we saw tesla tequila and now spacex wine. >> does it still aerate if i don't know. so the idea behind this is to answer all those questions. but the whole point was they wanted to see how it would age in space. so they're going to come back, open the bottle with some french experts, and they said it's going to be fun. it's also going to be research. >> sounds like a good excuse to blow off some steam from the rough 14 days we've had in 2021. >> tell me about it. >>> this next story. a cat found three years later after people thought it was dead. there was this mudslide in california. the owner of this cat died in it. the cat went missing in it. 23 other people were killed in this mudslide, so rescuers found this cat three years later. they were abe to tell. it's a calico named patches, but the cat had a microchip. that's how they were able to trace it back. so apparently, for the last three years it's just been kind of chilling. >> i guess they really do have nine lives. >> right. >>> from cats to dogs. check out this philadelphia designer that makes t

. >>> it is the first launch of the spacex falcon 9 rocket this year.t happened last night at cape canaveral, florida. it carried a turkish communications satellite into orbit. last year spacex launched more than two dozen falcon 9 rockets including two missions carrying astronauts to the international space station. it also sent two unpiloted cargo ships to the lab. elon musk's company is expected to attempt at least 40 falcon 9 flights this year. >>> meanwhile, musk can claim a new title and a senator has lost a book deal, those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports simon and shuster canceled plans to publish a book by senator josh hawley, the missouri republican was criticized for trying to overturn the results of the presidential election. he was also accused of helping to incite wednesday's riots at the u.s. capitol. the book the tyranny of big tech was scheduled to be published in june. simon and shuster a division of viacom cbs says it cannot support senator hawley after his role in what became a dan

go nasa, go spacex. godspeed, bob and doug. this is a huge step for us.e step for the commercial ventures, and i think it's important for the world to realise that we're going into space to stay. it looks like we saw a zero g indicator floating around. about ten minutes into the flight, and the pull of the earth is gone. dragon separation confirmed. separation confirmed. then, the final stage of the rocket gently detaches. bob and doug are on their way to the international space station. the united states has had a long history of space flight. we have lift off. from the apollo missions which took astronauts to the moon to the space shuttle programme which ferried men and women to low earth orbit and back. the shuttle has cleared the tower. but with two flights ending in disaster and high running costs, the fleet was retired and the shuttle‘s last flight touched down nearly a decade ago. since then, nasa's astronauts have had to buy seats on russian rockets instead. now, outsourcing flights like this to spacex marks a big change for the us space agency. n

they put up 48 super dove imaging satellites today on the spacex. your time. tell us more about those satellites, whether they are working and what you plan for them. we have ready connected with all of the 48 satellites and they are all healthy, their phone home, so to speak, so they are doing well. it's early days, in their mission, but so far so good, days, in their mission, but so farso good, and days, in their mission, but so far so good, and what they will be doing is imaging us, so they join another 150 of their colleagues in orbit, so we now have 200 of these satellites, which basically image the entire landmass of the earth once per day, so basically, they scan the whole of earth, looking for changes, and that is used by a variety of people in commercial areas like agriculture, to understand crop yields, forestry, deforestation, mapping, including the maps you see online, amanda terrien use cases like helping disaster response after floods and fires and earthquakes, and helping us to understand the changing planet, so we work a lot research

spacex sends 143 satellites into orbit on a single rocket flight.d soon after lift off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word �*revolution�*. the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours passed. the new government is finally in control of the republic of. uganda. survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp have been commemorating the 40th anniversary of their liberation. they toured the huts, gas chambers and crematoria, and relived their horrifying experiences. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: democrats in the us congress say they'll implement a huge covid—19 relief package with or without republican support, as the country passes 25 million cases of the virus. let's ta ke let's take a closer look at the potential rol

meriki onus, thank you so much for your time. - the us company spacex has had a new world record forgle rocket. 143 payloads were on board the falcon rocket which launched from florida. it beats the previous record of 104 satellites set by an indian mission four years ago. earlier i spoke tojonathan mcdowell, he is an astronomer at the harvard smithsonian center for astrophysics and i asked him to paint a picture ofjust how busy space is now. right, there are now over 3,000 working satellites in orbit. the number of satellites launched last year, over 1,200, is twice as many in any previous year, and the one launched today, that is how many you would launch it's getting really crowded out there. it's notjust the number of satellites but the number of players. the small satellites are affordable for start—up companies, for universities, so there are many more different layers involved in space right now. it sound so busy, what are the majority of the satellites being used for? well, this launch is a good example. there were 64 of the satellites that went up today for communications of

date, we have had spacex space boosters. the is of course marking 104th overall launch of the falcon nine rocket. recovery, wege should be getting that very soon. ship, 670 this drone three kilometers in the atlantic ocean at the moment. happening any minute. coming against the backdrop of elon musk becoming the world's richest man, overtaking jeff bezos. he is saying he is determined to use spacex as a launching pad. before colonizing mars. vowed toewhere he has end his life. saying about half of by money is help problems on earth and have to establish life on mars. in case earth gets hit by a meteor. we should be seen the landing of this plane and there we go. has it taken place? i believe it has. leave that there for the time being. apologies for that but that was quite a moment there, visually speaking and beyond. scientifically, too. let's get back to the japanese economy. let's look at the yen and what it has been doing. this is huge, what the dollar has been doing. we had it below the 103 level. what level is the bank

reporter: spacex's record-breaking rocket leaving cape canaveral in florida. it is quite a sight.the path ahead for satellites coming more clouded? the launch of 143 satellites used to take a year, not a single moment like this. this load, a veritable airborne vendin machine from multiple customers, will spew into orbit broadband boosters, cogs that connect the internet of things, and dozens of satellites taking pictures like these from san francisco's planet company. >> they scanned the whole earth looking for changes. that's used by a variety of people in commercial areas like agriculture to understand crop yields, forestry to understand deforestation, mapping to improve maps, humanitarian use cases like disaster response after floods and fires and earthquakes. reporter: there are over 3000 working satellites in orbit. that is causing some consternation first base consertion. >> satellites going in different directions at 18,000 miles an hour. there is a serious risk of illusions -- collisions. modern satellites are maneuvering and changing their orbits. it is a challenge becaus

. >>> spacex dragon is coming home. when that's supposed to splash down on earth.st, happening now, a pet food recall you have to know about. it's expanded. dozens more dogs have died. the company midwestern is now recalling all sports mix pet food. it contains corn that was manufactured at its oklahoma plant. the fda say at least 70 dogs have died, more than 80 have fallen ill after eating sports mix pet food due to high levels of toxic mold. they have an expiration date of on or before july 9th, 2022. >>> reminder, we have this new project innovation. it is very exciting. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 teaming up to make a positive impact on our community through project innovation, grant powered by the comcast nbc universal foundation. it recognizes and awards $315,000 in grants to local nonprofits. learn more about the program and, more importantly, submit your application at nbcbayarea.com/project innovation. we're back after the break. california phohones offs free s specializeded phon. like c cordless phphone, - (phone r ringing) - big butttton, and volulume-

he is also the primary shareholder in ceo of spacex but since it is privately held, the valley does not fluctuate as much. he rose to the top of the list and follows the pattern, the nations billionaires have seen their fortunes skyrocket by more than $1 trillion during the pandemic. meanwhile, jeff bezos lost $4.3 billion in the value of his amazon stock yesterday. it came amid fears of more regulation of big tech under the incoming president biden administration. his weld also took a hit from his recent divorce, the 2019 year gave his wife $26 billion as a part of the divorce settlement. >>> at the four seasons and trailways and assistant coach and the 49ers are parting ways. katie sowers became the first female coach in the first openly coach in nfl history. she joined the niners in 2017 as an intern on head coach kyle shanahan's staff. soon after she was hired as a full-time coach, where she worked with the teams wide receivers and last year, she became the first woman to coach in the super bowl when the niners faced the kansas city chiefs. the niners are not commenting on the depar

. >>> spacex starting the new year off with a bang. >> three, two, one, zero, ignition.ing a turkish communication satellite thundered into orbit from cape canaveral tonight, the first of at least 40 falcon 9 flights spacex is planning this ye >>> before we go tonight we want to say a special thank you to one of the best street reporters i've ever known, our own joe vazquez. >> yeah. he is moving on to his next challenge after 16 years here at kpix5. joe, you've covered pretty much every single major news event over the past 16 years. you've been right there front and center, but you mentioned 2020 was your toughest year of reporting. >> yeah. it's been a tough year for all of us, right? >> yeah. >> so this was tough for our crews who are still out there covering a pandemic. normally we go to the experts and they would tell us what's going on and a lot of times this year the experts are going i don't know. >> right. >> so it's been very difficult, but the wildfires, the coverage of the george floyd protests. it's been a tough year, but it's also enabled me to spend more

spacex's falcon 9 successfully launched from cape canaveral today. it's carrying 143 satellites into space. that is a record number. this mission is all part of the company's new ride share business strategy where the plan aims to make regularly scheduled launches with small pay loads. >>> glad to see the weather cooperate there's in florida. as for us, it's cooperating, drew, because we do need the rain. >> we do need the rain. but as we go throughout the week, dion, some of that rain is going to become heavy. that's where the threat for some debris flows, even mud slides will linger. we'll talk about the specifics in one second. tonight we're tracking showers. live doppler 7, very light showers in the north bay right now. we'll press in a little closer to the south bay where we do find some pockets of downpours working through fremont right now on their way to san jose. so this line about 6:27, moving into alum rock, about 6:50 this line moving into mt. hamilton. to tahoe. light snow right now. a couple of inches expected overnight. we do have a wi

. >>> spacex starting the new year off with a bang. >> three, two, one, zero, ignition. and liftoff. >> a falcon 9 rocket carrying a turkish communication satellite thundered into orbit from cape canaveral tonight, the first of at least 40 falcon 9 flights spacex is planning this ye ♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ the day has just begun ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ falling from the sky ♪ shining how we want ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ i swear you hit me like a vision ♪ ♪ but who am i to tell fate where it's supposed to go? ♪ ♪ oh, this is how it starts ♪ lightning strikes the heart ♪ the day has just begun ♪ brighter than the sun ♪ oh, we could be the stars ♪ falling from the sky ♪ shining how we want ♪ brighter than the sun oroweat bread. gathering, baking and delivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. ♪ when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll t

we see companies in space like spacex looking to deliver high-speed broadband services.inaudible] encouraging new companies like electric utilities to get into the business. this influx of modernization and reform of our universal service plan has been a powerful one-two punch in ensuring that we get more americans connected. >> do you have an estimate of how many americans don't have access to high-speed broadband? >> the estimate has been approximately 18-20,000,000 americans, depending on which metric you use. that's why the rural digital opportunity fund is such an important initiative. it's been exceptionally complicated. the bottom line is that through mechanism, we are connecting up to 10 million americans, taking a huge bite out of that problem. more needs to be done. if you look at the first major speech i made, i called on congress to give us additional funding. before that, i urged them to to bee a rural dividend used by the fcc to close that divide. if they had done that, that would be $8 billion that we would have right now. i think there are different thing

and lift-off elon musk's spacex launches a rocket and sets a new global record in the process., january 25, 2021. you are watching "worldwide exchange" and rockets right here on cnbc. >>> welcome back to the show i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan here is how your money and investments are looking this morning. stock futures right now pointing to some solid gains, especially when it comes to the nasdaq. implied higher by roughly 131 points the s&p up 11 heading into the busiest week of earnings season. >>> by the way, check out shares of gamestop, surging this morning. take a look at this one. it's huge. 390% gains on a year-to-date basis. yes, your eyes are not receiving you. that's just since the end of 2020 up another 38%, 40% in the premarket trade as well. a lot of investors and analysts pointing to what they call a short squeeze or covering, purchasing of these shares to close out losing positions betting against this particular stock. it may not last long-term. still a 370% gain in three weeks' time. >>> now onto other technology. jeff bezos and marc benioff are sign

you could say was the spacex decade they are the player as morgan stanley called them.nest, fit wasn't for them breaking down the barriers to entry, bringing down launch costs and publishing their pricing ten years ago we wouldn't be where we are today spacex is a key player they have done a lot over the last ten years but we are expecting even bigger things this year and going forward. the two big ones obviously are star link. they are broadband internet service from lower orbit and they are reaching rural areas. they have got nearly $1 billion from the federal subsidies from the rural opportunities development fund and we might see that come fully on line this year, which is going to be big news in terms of the ecosystem and the types of companies that can build on top of that infrastructure and of course starship that's going to be taking us to mars in the next few years according to elon i am all in for that mars trip >> are you >> let me ask you a question for somebody that's more in the conservative investing spectrum but wants exposure here, because if you look a

its designate for rural, unserved areas but when research estimated 13% of the 885 million going to spacex is going to end up in purdy urban areas, l.a., detroit, places like that. i want to do think this money is being told that successfully, is going what should? do you think the fcc has more to do to close the loopholes that are enabling this to happen? >> guest: number one, the overwhelming majority of the funding that is going to be distributed is, in fact, been distributed. most people would consider rural. secondly, for those areas as you pointed out some partisan activists have suggested are more urban in nature, those have been defined as unserved. we are focusing on wherever they happen to be. moreover,, we published a list of these various areas what anf the rural digital opportunity fund auction at this plenty people anybody has an opportunity subject and say you need to take more careful look at this. i i understand there will be soe who will pit about a 10% of the twinkling dollars or dollars or nine things in first aid that was doled out. the overall picture is one of the di

the us company spacex has set a new world record for the number of satellites launched on a single rockett beats the previous record of 104 satellites set by an indian mission four years ago. jonathan mcdowell is an astronomer at the harvard smithsonian center for astrophysics. he's in boston. jonathan, thank you so much for your time. jonathan, thank you so much for yourtime. can jonathan, thank you so much for your time. can you jonathan, thank you so much for yourtime. can you paint jonathan, thank you so much for your time. can you paint a picture ofjust how busy space is looking at the moment and what this latest device has done to contribute to those numbers?— done to contribute to those numbers? ., ., numbers? right, there are now over 3000 _ numbers? right, there are now over 3000 working _ numbers? right, there are now over 3000 working satellites i numbers? right, there are now over 3000 working satellites in | over 3000 working satellites in orbit. the number of satellites launched last year over 1200 is twice as many in any previous year, and the ones launched today, that is t

spacex hopes to lauchlg a rocket carrying 143 satellites into space.e weather, here at home, drew with our forecast. looking pretty soggy next week. >> yeah, it really is. you'll see that rain return tomorrow with some scattered downpours. heavier showers will move in later on in the week. tonight it's dry overnight but it is chilly. we're dropping into the 30s in our coldest spots first thing tomorrow morning. we'll track that rain tomorrow. future weather in the morning at 11:00 a.m. showers beginning to move in the south bay. earlier this afternoon it's sliding south. much of the rain focused in the south bay. then behind the front, it does turn pretty windy along the coastline. tomorrow it's a rainy day, especially in the afternoon. highs only in the low to mid 50s. a level one light storm tomorrow, a brief break in the rain on monday and more rain arrives for tuesday night. then a stronger system on wednesday. it's a level three strong storm on the storm impact scale. >> keep your umbrella, no matter what. drew, thanks. >> coming up in sports, the

spacex's record—breaking rocket leaving cape canaveral in florida. it's quite a sight.llites used to take a year. not a single moment like this. this load, a veritable airborne vending machine for multiple customers will spew into orbit broadband boosters, cogs that connect the internet of things, and dozens of satellites taking pictures like these, from san francisco's planet company, imaging the earth's surface daily. they scan the whole earth, looking for changes and that is used by a variety of people, in commercial areas like in agriculture to understand crop yields, forestry to understand deforestation, mapping to improve the maps that you see online. humanitarian use cases like helping disaster response after floods and fires and earthquakes and so on. but there are now over 3,000 working satellites in orbit. that's causing some consternation for space conservation. all of these satellites are going in all different directions at 18,000 miles an hour. it's getting crowded enough that there is a serious risk of collisions. and these modern satellites are manoeuvri

to reach orbit after spacex and rocket lab. >>>, harris, a closer look >>> i can also imagine our -- help how he would be if he observed, love harris taking the vice presidential oath of office. it would be as if something that dr. king predicted. >> willie brown of course an early mentor to vice president lech kamala harris. this evening we are taking a closer look at her california roots and her rise to power. here is our reporter. >> long before she walked out to the music of mary j plage, for her historic acceptance beach as vice president-elect, she was the daughter of california. she recently spoke to cnn about her childhood, in oakland. >> the soundtrack of my childhood was aretha franklin sinking you are young, gifted and black. >> she grabbed the upstairs unit of his apartment building where she would be bused to her elementary school, an hour away during the desegregation of public schools. the subject that gained headlines during the debates, against then candidate joe biden, for the democratic presidential nomination. >> there was a little girl in california who was part

. >> giant leap for elon musk on spacex, launched four astronauts into orbit. >> elon musk says he'sy confident he's going to put people on mars by 2026. the key, spacex's development of the star ship rocket, built to launch cargo and as many as 100 people at the same time to the moon and mars. >> yes, we will be able to travel to space which means i can finally add balls to arm strong' moon dick. everyone always forgets the balls. at least technology made it bearable. we made it through. it's almost 2021. things can only get better from here. damn it. >> trevor: thank you so much for that ronny. when we come back i'll talk about race with the best-selling author of the book so you want to talk about race. huh. that makes sense. and then busta rhymes will be joining us on the show. stick around. you're probably wondering, what makes these chips taste so good? here's a hint... it's lime. they taste like lime. tostitos. [crunch] get to the good stuff. as a talking bucket of kfc, dinnertime is my time to shine. grab some pipin' hot chicken young man! much better than microwaved hot dogs

coming up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, another first for spacex.in orbit. >>> it is sunny and windy today. here is futurecast showing clear skies. as we look to at least tuesday through thursday, tracking a strong storm system to move in. watch as the rain pushes in tuesday afternoon with the heaviest rain tuesday night into wednesday morning. >>> we are tracking a four car crash, causing a backup along 680. details, coming up. >>> let >>> it is a windy start to the day with a wind advisory in effect for san francisco and the coast until 10:00 a.m. and we are looking at wind gusts up to about 37 miles per hour at sfo and half moon bay right now. 30 miles per hour wind gusts in san jose and 24 for concord. we are still looking at those breezy to windy conditions as we head through monday with plenty of sunshine. tracking a powerful storm system to arrive tuesday through thursday. >>> three, two, one, zero. ignition and lift off. >> another record launch for spacex is in the books this morning after its falcon 9 rocket carried 143 satellites from a n

. >>> spacex pulled off another successful launch and this time it set a record. >>> and i'm meteorologistw tooma, tracking showers this weekend, but a stronger storm arrives later this week. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com >>> and lift off. >> i love watching this. off it goes. the falcon nine rocket successfully launched today. er for it's carrying 143 satellites into space. this missions is part of the new ride share business strategy. a plan aims to make regularly scheduled launches with small payloads. tracking all of that rain, drew. >> and it is going to be a wet week ahead. live doppler 7 showing you scattered light to moderate showers, even snowflakes falling on mt. hamilton. we have pockets of heavier showers through san mateo. and working in redwood city cloche to 5:30 p.m. not only rain. some snowflakes in the sierra. snow moving through the sierra. a winter weather advis

. >>> record for spacex. >> that's right. the company launched a rocket from cape canaveral today carrying dozens of small satellites. >> 3, 2, 1, 0, ignition and liftoff. >> it's a new global record for the most on a spacecraft launched at once. it's the first of the rideshare program that gives smaller satellites a lift into space. cool to watch. >> never seen one in person. i would like to see one in person. >> put it on your bucket list. >> thanks for joining us. we're back at 11:00. >> have a great night. we'll see you then. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. r you out here along the "openroad." d

company spacex, boeing built the star liner capsule.ly test flights have had problems, sthe world will be watching if the company gets its spacecraft on track. ♪ also in 2021, a new u.k. polar ice breaker will head to the arctic. the n vessel ow named after british naturalist sue david attenborough. it will undergo its first trial and if it passes the test, the ship headed to antarctica athe end o the year. another prior tree for 2021 will be nature. -- priority for 2021 will be nature. countries will gathe in china for a conference on biodivsity. and narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy anpeter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [bright music] - pbs americanortrait is... - a platform where anyone can co. and share their stories - there's a whole great list of prompts to get you started.

they are now the third new space company to reach orbit after spacex and rocket lab. >> a whole new spacee. >>> anger tonight after costly crime spree. tonight the suspects out of jail. >> when it chattered he yelled to get out. >> we don't know they're eating, sleeping, we don't know what is going on with them. >>> to young bay area boys detained by immigration. the family terrified about what may happen next. >>> a thief steals a car with the child inside then turns around. and lectures the boys mom. >> as moms we get really busy and we think we are just running in for a second. >> i'm thankful that he is okay. >>> coming up all new at tonight at 11, a new frightening twist to an epidemic of debit card hacks. instead of stealing cash, fraudsters are now breaking into edd accounts and taking them over. >> they had gone and, they had removed my bank account info, they had put their routing information, their bank account. >> hacked and hijacked tonight at 11. we will be >>> shaft signs, boarded-up shops, thousands of dollars in the -- damage. the suspect is back on the street. polis -- he

we are taking had on, then we have the commercial and civil sector which is been amazing to watch, spacex and nasa, watching american soil to the international space station and recovering them in activities across the board from virgin collected to start link, the project coming on board with the japanese to amazing things with asteroids and likely see in across history as we develop the new capability and people try to venture out to dragon if you will, in other words we need to go there to provide a secure environment, a stable environment and the capability to preserve the american way of life so tied to our space capabilities. so to do that were focused on a war fighting culture and organization, that has everything to do a training and standards and how we look at our mission and the intensity that we look at it with in the daily nest that we look at it with, to do that we stood up or components so we have every service component except for the airport that we are working diligently on that, the air force is going through a design, the process as well to accelerate change as gerald

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this is quite a story and then less than 24 hours from now, spacex launching its falcon 9 rocket fromveral. the mission is labeled transport er one, the rideshare meaning the rocket will carry dozens of satellites from organizations ranging from spacex itself to the department of defense, and nasa, allowing them to split the cost with other customers. we'll be right back. (naj) at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. (money manager) because our way works great for us! (naj) but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. (money manager) so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? (naj) nope, we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. (money manager) but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? (naj) we don't have those. (money manager) so what's in it for you? (naj) our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor to listen, is to hear more than what's b

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. >> a spacex falcon 9 rocket blasted off from cape canaveral carrying a record 143 small satellites.nd stage successfully deployed the commercial and government satellites into orbit yesterday. the launch was pushed back a day due to the weather. >>> well the match-up for super bowl lv in tampa is set. it will be the defending champion, kansas city chiefs, taking on the hometown tampa bay buccaneers. it is the first time a team will play in the super bowl in their home stadium. last night the chiefs behind quarterback patrick mahomes defeated the buffalo bills 38-24 in the afc championship game. chiefs' head coach andy reed doled out a lot of credit after the game. >> all three coordinators had a nice plan, and the coaches did a nice job with it. the players believed in and executed and played their tail off. >> mahomes showed no lingering effects from a concussion that he suffered last week, throwing three touchdown passes. in the nfc championship game, the buccaneers defeated the green bay packers 31-26. bucs quarterback tom brady is in his first year with the team after playing 20

the movement gained steam when spacex c.e.o. elon musk shared it online. some investors said they gained tens of thousands of dollars. one said it would help pay for medical treatments. all while the big firms had bet the stock would fail. so, just tipping the balance of power, at least a little bit, is what is getting people so riled up about what is going on. >> that seems to be the case, yes. that there are a lot of folks saying you know what, this is a way for us to see some poker well the motions on wall street have ranged from disbelief to fear, to a little bit of anger. >> reporter: the white house sa todff monitoring the gamestop phenomenon as reddit investors appear to set their sights on other struggling stocks, like a.m.c. and even blockbuster, though experts caution it is still a risky game for anybody involved. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami. >> o'donnell: some sad news. late today we learned that actress cloris leachman has died. she had quite an amazing career winning eight prime-time emmys, two for her role as phyllis on "the mary tyler

spacex launching a record 143 satellites on a falcon 9 rocket. this is the first mission that has payloads from multiple customers on board they describe it as a ride-share mission. this is kind of like the uber of these satellite launches, i guess. andrew >> i don't know if you saw this, separately, that elon musk planning to drill for natural gas. did you see this >> no, i didn't. >> the company - >> i saw him standing in a boring tunnel in las vegas >> but -- i thought it was fascinating. in texas on behalf of spacex, they're going to endeavor to start effectively drilling for oil, drilling for natural gas. it's almost ironic given the brand he's created in terms of what tesla represents and the batteries because, of course. >> and the solar power >> and the solar power so, on the other end, to get some natural gas to support the spacex program, they'll be drilling that to me was - >> in texas. >> when in texas, new headlines. >>> another spac to tell you about this morning smartlock and building management maker latch planning to go public wi

. >>> a spacex capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico overnight.s back from the space station carrying 12 bottles of wine and hundreds of vines grown in space, which will now be planted on earth. tasters will check for changes to the wine. they're hopeful the research can lead to new food growing methods. >> interesting. >>> all right, well, coming up, the sitcom star who will try hosting "jeopardy!" >>> but first the ceo of twitter explains why he's banned president trump, his response to critics next. beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 the new myww+ gives you more of what you need to help you lose weight! hd 8. the new myww+. don't pay until spring! your first three months are free! hi sabrina! >>hi jen! so this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel is formulated with prebiotic oat. and strengthens skin's moisture barrier. uh! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ (bill vo)

funding the programme, it faces stiff competition from private sector projects such as elon musk�*s spacexfor now. hello. the snow that some of us had to start saturday mainly turned back to rain before clearing away, and i think rain will be a bigger concern than snow for most of us through the coming week. but not just yet. sunday actually a decent—looking day, dry for many with some spells of sunshine. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud brought the snow initially, replaced by rain. that then cleared away to leave a mix of sunshine and showers during saturday, the airturning a little bit milder. it is quite a cold start to sunday morning, not as cold as some mornings lately, but there could still be a little bit of ice around and, through the day, plenty of sunshine, particularly across england and wales, the odd shower through north west england and north wales. a bit more cloud, i think, for northern ireland and especially scotland, where showers will merge into longer spells of rain through the day, perhaps with some snow over higher ground, say, above

spacex has made the 1st rocket launch of 2021 something a communications satellite into space for turkey the device will also serve parts of asia europe and africa. and a large sinkhole has appeared outside a hospital in the italian city of naples it's walled up several cars that were parked outside but no one was injured investigators say the crater appeared to have been caused by an underground gas pipe explosion. the german chancellor has warned that the most difficult months of the still lie ahead a national lockdown has been extended until the end of january and germany has launched a massive vaccination program but it's not going as smoothly as hoped as peter all over explains. germany's vaccination program had been criticized for moving at a glacial pace but once it got under way just over a week ago it was to much fanfare. this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic then we started to see expectations begin to be road back i mean you have delivered 1300000 work seems to the federal sees 200 than 65000 have been vaccinated but you have to take into consideration that there is

not to be outdone, elon musk�*s spacex managed a record—breaking eighth reuse of its falcon 9 rockete images you are seeing here are not real, but a graphics test from british developers ninja theory from its new game project mara. details about the game are scarce but we do know it will be set in one apartment and draw on elements of the horrors of the human mind. i don't know about the horrors of the human mind, but those surfaces look like an absolute nightmare to keep clean! as we heard from james, there's a lot of uncertainty around how president biden will tackle the issues raised by big tech. one of the main ones is how the social media giants should balance freedom of speech and information with the dangers that can arise from unfiltered speech and misinformation. one of facebook�*s ideas was to set up an independent oversight board, which it says would help guide it as it decides how to deal with contentious material. and a few months after we last spoke, i've been catching up with one of its members, alan rusbridger. and it has been called into action to review one of, if n

lauched into the record books — spacex sends 143 satellites into orbit on a single rocket flight