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ed: spacex's talked about how supply constrained they are.t sense do you get from spacex that this type of mission, civilian orbit, will ramp up going into next year? jared: what i think is going to happen is, i think with spacex pioneering reusable rocket technology and driving down costs to make space more accessible is there can be more people working in space. i think working, exploring -- i don't know if you will have too many people going on essentially sightseeing trips. but i do think as it costs less and less to put mass in orbit, we will be creating infrastructure in space and people will be working there. during our mission, we had 14 people in orbit at one time, the most in history of human spaceflight. a year, two years from now could be 140 and then some. ed: you guys were having a nice time up there. some excellent views. but you are also conducting scientific experiments, other kinds of study on the human body, physiology. were those tests real? did they give any real meaningful data to spacex or nasa or anyone else? jared: fo

did they give any real meaningful data to spacex or nasa or anyone else? jared: for sure.g in on all the communication loops. there was a high-altitude research plane filming us as we reentered. this was only the third time a dragon capsule reentered the atmosphere since this program began, since thi space shuttl retired. we were at an altitude subjecting us to radiation profiles we have not studied since the apollo program. it is way higher than the space station which is shielded with our atmosphere. if we were to go to the moon and mars and beyond, we have a lot to learn. we have the equivalent of a check ct scan in orbit for three days. imagine going to mars and back for six months, that is hundreds of ct scans. that will kill you if we don't learn how to deal with it. we were conducting research and experiment over those days. the data with the labs, i'm looking forward to the results. ed: i have to ask you about cryptocurrencies given what we are seeing in the market. the first minted and digital nft track in space. shift 4 payments says it will partner more actively

ed: spacex were talking about how supply constrained they are. is a backlog of paying customers. what sense to you get that this type of mission, civilian orbit will ramp up going into next year? >> what i think is going to happen is i think with spacex pioneering reusable rocket technology and driving down costs to make space more accessible is there will be more people working in space. i think working, exploring -- i don't know if you will have too many people going on sightseeing trips, but i do think as it costs less and less, we are going to be creating infrastructure in space, and people are going to be working there. during our mission, we had 14 people in orbit, the most in the history of human spaceflight. two years from now could be 140. ed: you guys were having a nice time up there. also conducting scientific experiments, study on the human body, physiology. where those tests real? do they give any real, meaningful data? >> for sure. nasa was listening in on all of our communication loops, there was a nasa high-altitude research plane

but what about private companies where spacex seems to dominate?e are all the government agencies. and the commercial companies like little startups and then read through to the large blue chips. we have drawn across both commercial and government. >> the feeling that got you started was bringing down the cost of a rocket launch which you have done. rocket launchers are expensive endeavors. how much further do you see that cost being wrought down? -- being brought down? >> we created a more affordable launch vehicle. as we have continued to grow the business, never do a lot, we have missions to the moon, mars, nasa and the next big milestone for us is a neutron launch vehicle which is a significant -- significantly larger vehicle designed to help that environment in the medium launch sector. >> where do you see most of the growth taking place? >> these are constellations putting up really critical infrastructure that we are all going to use in the future and we all use now. and within rocket lab itself, we like to have a diversified portfolio of 50

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. ♪ shery: we are awaiting another spacex launch.e're taking you live to cape canaveral space force station. this will be replacing ash lysing another batch of satellites into orbit above earth. this will be the 32nd -- dedicated to taking satellites into orbit for the starling program. haidi: that site never fails to impress. they will be launching this 48 starling satellite from falcon nine rocket. it is scheduled to blast off at six: 12:00 p.m.. -- 6:12 p.m.. this comes at a pivotal time when it comes to spacex. depending on what elon musk says, it's either the most valuable private company in the u.s. or on the verge of bankruptcy. shery: we heard from him about a week ago talking about an internal engine production crisis. we are watching this latest development very carefully as we await the launch. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, ignition. lift off. >> telemetry. >> we are about one minute into lift off. falcon nine has successfully lifted off from cape canaveral. in just a few seconds, we're expecting to call for max q when it experience is t

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this will be the third launch for spacex in four days. the flight is the 24th mission by spacex conducted under a commercial reply services contract with nasa it's happening right now, watching it live at the kennedy space center cool moment. >>> turning our attention back to the markets they did not takeoff yesterday they got hammered on worries about the omicron variant, tighter economic policy and the collapse of the president's spending plan. but things may look up today folks say a selloff of 1% on monday tends to be followed by a positive performance on tuesday. they use the spy as a proxy. since 1993 it's had 70 dee cl declines on a monday, on tuesday .9% rise let's talk about this and get a longer term view on what the new year may provide with emmy b bowersox thank you for being here i can't hear you are you on mute? >> no. >> there we go i heard you just now >> good. >> thank you for being here. glad you're here with us we just touched on the historical data. if history is any indicator today we could see a 1% rise, basically, i

that's what some are calling elon musk's new spacex satellites.tes nearly collided with china's space station today. china says it had to react quickly to avoid a crash. the third time this year spacex satellites have almost hit that station. >>> nancy skinner announced a new bill aimed at providing financial aid to the children of covid victims. it provides air to any kid in the state who lost a caregiver because of covid-19. eligible children could get up to $5,000. skinner says she will introduce the bill when the legislative session begins. >>> theater rhinoceros announced it was postponing the holiday extravaganza, the longest-running queer theater in the world, the rhinoceros will present the show at a later date. the theater will still plan to open in mid march with a brand-new show. >>> making sure no child goes without this holiday season. the hundreds donations that help glide memorial make it a special christmas for those in need. >>> i don't know if you've ever thought of mickey mouse and kermit the frog at the same place. you've undou

taylor: you have virgin galactic, blue origin, spacex, a few players in the game.re we at the point where we are thinking about market differentiation? justin: i think the companies definitely are. the average consumer is probably not too aware of what the distances are and what orbital is versus suborbital flight and all that. the companies are definitely talking about what is the customer experience, what happens in the experience before your flight. go out to the facility in west texas, or new mexico with virgin galactic. and there is an experience. you bring friends, family, there is a lot of ancillary revenue opportunities that companies are talking about. over time, we will see a lot more of that type of upsell in and the whole experience. it's not just the spaceflight, which is pretty short. katie: i won't even get on a boat. in any case, i want to talk about who's going into space. we have an nfl star, former new york giants player, and a daughter of a space pioneer. were these people invited on board or did they pay money for these experiences? justin: it'

spacex did not respond to our repeated requests for comment.ccolades that he's been getting. >> yeah. accolades and when a ceo like musk is getting so much attention we're starting to hear also about some of the backlash. he said in that "time" magazine interview that the spacex starship facility was like a technology monastery and there's some, but hardly any women there and there are senior women at spacex one of the most powerful women in the space industry for sure, john, you have to wonder if these concerns and criticisms are going to continue to grow. >> former employee describes men who hug women without consent, stare at women while they work and interpret every social encounter as an opportunity to date or hit on women in the office, carl, that doesn't sound like a monastery to me >> i'll be watching along with all of the competitive dynamics in the industry. a fed decision is a couple of hour away now. it's time for the judge. >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center we're bracing fo

regulating what spacex is doing? problem here is that these satellites are being moved around actively watch more so than most. the chinese couldn't figure out in advance whether to dodge or not. box how crowded is it getting in the atmosphere? >> is bursting at the seams. earth orbit is not infinitely huge. it's like we used to think about the oceans, throw everything in their and will never fill up. that's wrong. because everything is traveling at 17,000 miles per hour in all directions, you know the saying about how far you should be from the car in front of you. there are almost 5000 working satellites. we are tracking 20,000 pieces of nk. there's little pieces we can't even see on the radar. it's a mess up their. >> to be fair to the chinese, the european space agency has expressed some concerns about elon musk's activities a few weeks ago about how this should be properly regulated. >> i don't think we need to necessarily focus on spacex, because there's a bunch of other countries and companies putting up large

he says this trip is a dry run for a planned journey around the moon with spacex in 2023. >>> speaking of elon musk, the world's richest man says he is considering quitting his job to become a full time influencer. musk tweeting his idea and asking followers what they think. it is unclear if he is taking the idea into consideration or not. last month the tesla and spacex ceo asked followers if he should sell 10% of state championic in tesla. since, musk has sold nearly $12 billion in shares. >>> many neighbors are struggling to put food on their tables for their families. local organizations and businesses are stepping up to keep families fed throughout the year through local food banks. >> i chatted with a boy scout troop that did their part to give back this holiday season. one in five people before the pandemic needed help with getting food on their plate. now that need is more than ever. that's why san francisco marin food bank we are at is doing so much work to make that happen but it is a community effort. boy scouts of san francisco is helping make that happen. can you tell us a

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oh, spacex, by the way, will do its first orbital test of its jie gaventic starship. rocket craft that will take far more payload than any of the rockets have done, so in the past, this will open the gates for nasa to get the art mus program on the moon started, because this will be the landing system that will be used to take astronauts and pay load down t the surface. >> right >> well, it's not just any pay load that spacex will bring up to space it is expected to bring up to 30,000 internet leaning satellites into low earth orbit. but it's had a couple close calls that the chinese referred spacex in a complaint after a close call with chinese astronauts in one of their space stations had to essentially dive out of the way by a couple hundred meters to miss an incoming satellite i wonder what you make of the traffic jam up in space and whether you could see u.n. governing bodies in the next year >> the space junk problem has been increasing ever since we had access in the late 1950 early 1960s. but the proliferation of satellites like those being used in the program

spacex recovered the first stage in the pacific while the second stage deployed the satellites. starling satellites in orbit. spacex has been building that global internet system for years, hoping to bring internet access to poorer areas of the world. >>> and a new space telescope is set to launch next week, which scientists hope will give us a new deeper look into space that wouldn't be happening without technology developed here in the bay area. the near-infrared camera being used was created at lockheed martin's advanced technology center in palo alto. >> the james webb space telescope and pictures taken within your camera are going to rewrite your kids science books. they're going to teach us about the evolution of the universe. they're going to teach us about our own beginnings and how stars and planets form. >> the telescope is scheduled to launch from french guiana on christmas eve. >>> we have new video out of richmond, where high school students built a popsicle stick bridge that can withstand hundreds of pounds. check it out. students at leadership public schools built

. >>> a spacex rocket right now on its way to the international space station.overnight and is carrying cargo to the iss kicking off the resupply mission. the rocket is packed with more than 6500 pounds of supplies. the mission marks spacex' 31st rocket launch of the year. we'll be right back. helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. >>> welcome back. steph and ayesha curry are hoping to have thousands of kids answer the question, you have read a good book lately? they are gifting 100,000 new books to kids and families across oakland. most of the kids are going directly to families that some will be used to replenish the community libraries across the city. the books are meant as a gift for the entire city

spacex founder elon musk not happy.xplain. >>> also jimmy. >> maya rudolph is here tonight, nicholas braun, rita moreno, great show. >>> covid treatment pill from merck, if approved will be the first drug to take at home to it's the most wonderful time of the year. it is all about t-mobile with their great deals for everyone every day including customers on sprint. tell us more dianne. new and existing customers on the magenta max plan can trade up to the new iphone 13 pro and t-mobile will pay for it. customers can also get a free year of apple tv plus. i know you love ted lasso, george. guilty as charged. t-mobile is bringing it all together for the holidays. upgrade to the iphone 13 pro on us. plus get a free year of apple tv plus. only at t-mobile. >>> elon musk isn't happy with the way his company spacex is handling a rocket engine for his starship, what he wants to use to send people and cargo to the moon. email he sent says he's angry about the lack of progress developing the engine. describes it as too bad if th

spacex satellite almost hit the space station according to chinese officials.o response yet from them. >>> soon to be more expensive to cost. from 6 bucks to 7. second of three hikes approved in 2017, approved by voters in 2018. applies to all the bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge. >>> 49ers get bad news about >>> the warriors' heart and soul draymond green will not be playing tomorrow when the team takes on denver at chase center. the latest warrior on the covid protocol list. among four warriors in protocol, jordan poole, moses moody and damion lee. activated one player from covid protocol today, big player, andrew wiggins, cleared to play tomorrow. san jose state suspended men's basketball, didn't say if they tested positive or were just exposed. teams must have seven players and one coach in order to compete in a game. if they can't be rescheduled, will be ruled no contest. >>> crucial moment in season for 49ers, jimmy garoppolo has suffered injury. coach kyle shanahan said jimmy g missed practice due to right thumb injury, called it a sprain b

spacex founder elon musk not happy. we'll explain. >>> also jimmy. >> maya rudolph is here tonight, nicholas braun, rita moreno, great show. >>> covid treatment pill from merck, if approved will be the first drug to take at home to treat covid. fda is expected to make a decision near end of the year. we'll be right back. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ ♪ ♪ i see trees of green ♪ available in stores and online. ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> elon musk isn't happy with the way his company spacex is handling a rocket engine for his starship, what he wants to use to send people and cargo to the moo

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so far, spacex has not responded for comment on this.he guy we turn to all things space. miles, good to see you. >> greetings, john. >> so let's start with the complaint from china. twice in october to avoid a collision, they say the crew on board their space station took evasive maneuvers during dangerously close encounters with satellites launched by musk's company, which china says constituted a danger to astronauts aboard the space station. how serious were these incidents, and with musk's approval to launch another 12,000 satellites, should they get used to taking evasive maneuvers? >> there's a lot to unpack here. we're talking about low-earth orbit, on the order of 300 kilometers above us. things in low earth orbit and not falling down are traveling in excess of 20,000 kilometers per hour. so you can imagine if two objects are coming at each other in opposite directions, we're talking close to 50,000 kilometers in closing delta velocity. that can cause real problems. now, how close those star link satellites came, which are the el

correctly regulating what spacex is doing? problem is these satellites are being moved around actively much more so than most and so th chinese could not figure out in advance whether to dodge them or not. anchor: how crowded is it getting in the atmosphere above the earth? guest: it is bursting at the scene -- at the seams. low-earth orbit is huge but not infinitely huge. likely to think about the oceans -- throw all the stuff you want in there and it will never fill up -- wrong. because every thing is traveling at 17,000 miles an hour in all different directions, you know the old saying about how far you should be from the car in front of you -- now there are almost 5000 working satellites. we are tracking over 20,000 pieces of junk and little pieces of junk we can't even see on the radar, so it is a mess up there. anchor: to be fair to the chinese, the european space agency expressed some concern about elon musk's activities a few weeks ago. not sure about how this should be reckoned with. guest: i don't think we need to fo

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also the falcon 9 rocket spacex used to launch the satellites was reused for a record 11th time todaysmall north carolina diner is getting some much-needed from a tech company in the bay area. >> it's a robot that serves customers, and it comes at a time when it's hard to hire help. restaurant owner brought in this robot for a trial run, and they officially named it servy. >> the purpose of servy is not to really replace our staff. the purpose. servy is to alleviate the stress and burden from the staff. >> it's programmed to deliver food at every table, and servers say the customers like it -- especially the kiddos. >> do you tip servy? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. i guess if the service is good. put a bouk there, whatever, $10. >>> we're back in a moment with a final check of your forecast. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys,

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spacex's falcon 9 launch of 52 starling satellites lifted up over the weekend.up right there. the first stage will return to earth and land on drone ship called of course i still love you located in the pacific ocean. >>> there was big explosions over the weekend all because of this large fireworks display. stunning video out of palasades tahoe where skiers and snowboarders are showing off stunts and taking advantage of all the snow from the last storm we had. gorgeous conditions on the slopes over the weekend. earlier this month ski resorts had to rely on man made snow. after the last storm dumped up to eight feet of snow in some areas the scenery looks completely different. look at that. >> you can do that, right. >> all the time. >> you can't? >> no. that's why you guys are so impressive. we'll have to get you on video. >> definitely. >> that was gianna, the one in the air. >> so humble, didn't even disclose that. >> an olympian too? >> i use a different name. that's why no one knows it's me. >> it was great to be out there if you were able to make it. >> it

so the question is — is the us correctly regulating what spacex is doing? i think there is...ore so than most, so the chinese couldn't figure out in advance whether to dodge or not. it's really bursting at the seams. space is big, right? and low earth orbit is huge, but it's not infinitely huge. it's what we used to think about the oceans, right? 0h, throw all the stuff you want in there and it will never fill out. wrong. because everything is travelling at 17,000mph in all different directions, you know, you know the old saying about how far you should be from the car in front of you, right? you need to leave some space, so they are now almost 5,000 working satellites. we're tracking over 20,000 pieces ofjunk and there are little pieces ofjunk we can't even see on the radar. so it's a mess up there. now, as the old song goes, the neon lights are very bright on broadway, but theatres are staying dark this festive season as a new surge of covid—19 hits the great white way. the 0micron variant has forced a number of shows to close as productions suffer outbreaks of covid—19, jus

the spacex falcon 9 has become an orbital workhorse.nto orbital. the orbital accomplishment is nothing to overlook, michael. >> we pay a lot of attention to the three aforementioned businesses, but as i pointed out in the intro, it's not as if china and russia are doing nothing. they're in the game as well. can you speak to that? >> yeah. we kind of have a newer space age for the -- or space race for the 21st severalry underway. the russianss who ironically pioneered the idea of commercializing originally the space station mir, are back in the business of flying tourists to the international space station. excuse me. there's a japanese tourist on board right now of the international space station, a billionaire clothing magnate, trying to share his experience with mostly people in japan. the chinese have their own orbital spas station. the chinese program is run by the military and rather secretive, to say the least. i haven't seen any word they'll by selling seats anytime soon, but it seems to be the trend. if you're interested, michae

. >>> spacex has started building a new launchpad for starship on florida's space coast.ed out the news this morning. now, the work is back up and running. starship is the massive next-generation rocket spacex is developing to launch cargo and people on missions to the moon and mars. >>> okay. the new matrix movie opens this month. and san francisco has a starring role. matrix resurrections was filmed at several locations throughout the city. and it's almost time to see the final product. the movie will be released in theaters and on hbo max on december 22nd. but first, the cast and director will make one more visit to san francisco for a premiere at the castro theater on december 18th. that means keanu reeves, right? it's been a long wait. sightings during several months when they were filming here, including this all happened in early 20 20. producers call their effort project ice cream to divert attention. but that didn't work for long because we discovered the ice cream was keanu reeves. >> remember, we saw him also sitting on a bench with an ice cream or something li

>> 39 a at spacex. a different start. falcon 9 getting ready for launch. good morning, is this a collaboration with nasa? getting telescopes into space? . dani: this exciting. it is the size of a refrigerator. less than 10 seconds until this is launching off. it is interesting, there is the left off. manus: but see if we can hear from mission control. >> a beautiful shot there. an onboard camera is showing great now. -- showing right now. >> spacex takes off. we have your headlines this thursday morning. force johnson urges britons to work from home as omicron spreads. rate hikes are in flux. return to office goes into reverse. they are asking staff to work from home. they do not have to come back until 2023. inflation slows in china. most asian stocks are rising. that is lift off with a difference. good morning. the question is, what kind of trajectory and lift off -- get the pun -- will -- dani: i get what you did. manus: we are on it. this is the re-rating by the fed. transitory pin, a faster taper on the way. dani: not just a faster taper, the meeting

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at first the right after the break when tesla ceo elon musk says spacex will be able to fly people tos. asks, says hs aerospace companies spacex might be capable of flying people to mars in the next 5 to 10 years must made that statement on lex fridman podcast. previously musk, the world's richest person. outlined a vision for life on the red planet that included a self sustaining company equipped with solar powered hydroponic farms underground or in closed environments to grow food. musk says that spacex has already begun testing prototypes of the starship rocket but needs just a bit more time to fine tune it. casino gambling in las vegas is now back to pre pandemic levels . nevada casino set a record in november reporting 1/9 straight month of one billion or more in house winnings. the nine month streak beat the previous record of eight consecutive months at more than 15 years ago. the news comes as the newly renamed harry reid international airport reported passenger traffic has ramped up to nearly nearly two levels reached two years ago. the airport handled almost four million arr

there's this brewing battle between spacex and elon musk and china.s become a bit of a war of words with china now bashing musk for crowding out some of the chinese space station. what is the deal here, and how serious are the ramifications for spacex >> yeah. i think this is just the beginning. there are so many more satellites coming in orbit you're going to see a lot more incidents such as this in this scenario, i was reading about it, i think tesla has more to lose. he's built this good thing in china, he doesn't want to lose that and tesla is 20% of his business so i don't think he wants to really be on the wrong side of the chinese authorities. but there is no central authority in the space right now. there's no one coordinating everything and we need to get there, and i think there is movement to get there to have some kind of rules of the game. but a lot more satellites are coming on, spacex themselves, they have 1,800 right now. they want to get to 20,000 or 30,000 satellites. but you're going to see a lot more bumping around, a lot more clos

"i told you. [ bleep ] balls. [ laughter ] spacex toilets must be re-entering the earth's atmosphere ya burnt. [ explosion people who say, "it gets good in season three." does it, or do you have stockholm syndrome [ laughter ] let me get this straight you have 500 cable channels, and ten streaming services and you turned on the show and went, "this sucks. i'll give it 30 episodes." [ laughter ] i fly into a rage when a youtube video has an add in front of it. do you really think i'm going to sit through multiple years of garbage because the dialogue really starts to crackle episode 29 [ laughter ] let's get tv back to the way it's supposed to be. good shows getting bad in season three, side burn, "lost. >> side burn [ explosion >> seth: oh, no, did the smoke monster not like that joke [ bleep ] off. people who say, "it gets good in season three." you must be talking about "chicago fire" 'cause ya burnt [ explosion spam calls sorry, i'm way to busy to answer you. nancy pelosi just texted me, and she really needs my help [ laughter ] seriously, spam calls, are you my kid at soccer, bec

. >> haley arceneaux becoming the youngest american to ever go to space on board spacex's appropriatelyinspiration 4". >> i think having cancer made me tough and in a way prepared me to go to space. >> haley, a former patient at st. jude's hospital now working there as a physician's assistant, facetiming her patients during her three-day stint in space. >> going through treatment and having that hope, that's what made me love my life. that's what gives me so many sunny days, and just absolutely just loving the day you're in because you're here. >> haley proving to her patients and the rest of us that not even the sky is the limit. >> i'm just a regular person going to space. and, you know, not everyone has had childhood cancer, but everyone has had to overcome something. >> back on the ground, proof you don't need to be big to make a big impact. >> legends are made every day, and you could be one of the greats. >> 6-year-old coach cal perks, motivating millions on tiktok with his pint-sized hockey pep talks. what is your advice to people who want to wake up and get the "w" whether it's

and "time" magazine's person of the year has been released. 2021 goes to elon musk, the tesla and spacex was selected for driving society's most daring and disruptive transformations. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news" reporting tonight from mayfield, kentucky. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight from one of the hardest hit parts of the entire state, this tiny close-knit community where every home for as far as the eye can see looks just like this one. the destruction is indescribable, and the loss unfathomable. tens of thousands are without heat, water, or electricity, and it is cold here, and it is only going to get worse with temperatures expected to dip below freezing by the end of the week. but for the many people that we've met here, losing their homes is nothing compared to losing their loved ones. and today the saddest news of all, the number of children taken in this tornado outbreak. the devastation spans six states. vic

alexandria hoff, fox news, spacex celebrates another successful launch from california tonight. one. zero. they should lift off of 1000 9. go starling. a falcon nine rocket lifted off from vandenberg space force base in land park this morning, it carried 52 internet satellites in orbit. the goal here is to use those satellites to help bring internet access to underserved areas of the world. part of this rocket was designed to return to earth and it did just that it landed on his spacex drone ship in the ocean. well it may look quiet right now on highway 50 and myers, but check back in the morning. people from the bay area have been keeping that stretch of roadway busy this weekend, enjoying a snowy holiday getaway. and plenty more people expected to the sierra this week . just one week before christmas . it is all thanks to that fresh snow reporter stephanie lynn shows us how people are experiencing that winter wonderland your truckee. it's so nice. it's so beautiful. it's a sentiment we heard over beautiful saturday. roads are clear and we're making really good time and over ag

he's already paid $500 million to be part of spacex's trip around the moon in 2023. >>> coming up, the fire log that smells like fried chicken. >> wait, what? plus the big stars throwing it back to the '80s with live reenactments of "the facts of life", and "different strokes." that's next. you're watching "world news now." policy you no longer need?w you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. young man: thanks for having us this weekend mrs. garcy young woman: yeah, thanks mom mother: of course and thank you guys for these gorgeous flowers, so thoughtful. young woman whispering: hey, did you bring the... the condoms? young man whispering:

three of musk's endeavor, tesla, spacex and solar city would probably not even exist if not for federalport. tesla owners, like me by the way, have for many years received general tax incentives and credits from the federal and many state governments. in 2010 after a global recession, when tesla was the fraction of the size it is now, the company got a $465 million loan from the department of energy, which gave it a desperately needed shot in the arm. the state of nevada gave tesla a $1.25 billion tax incentive package to build a battery factory there. solar city benefited from all kinds of subsidies and tax credits that incentivized the production and installation of solar panels. >> and liftoff. >> and spacex's largest customers, of course, are federal government agencies from nasa to the department of defense. musk defends himself by saying he's in favor of getting rid of all subsidies because he wants those for oil and gas eliminated as well. oil and gas subsidies should be pared back but there are not as many as people seem to think. a 2018 study found in fiscal year 2016 the renew

elon musk spacex lunch supplies to the iss today. among the items on board christmas presents and food for a holiday feast. along the way, the company hit a milestone. the falcon rocket completed the 100 successful landing. it was six years to the day that spacex celebrated its first booster touchdown. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 and new york. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following for you -- from around the world. the biggest three-day drops in september, we break down and outlook for the year ahead with david lebovitz. plus, coronavirus jump into the highest level since september. this as novavax expects a report on efficacy against omicron within days. hear from the ceo. and $30 billion into crypto this year. we discuss what is driving the investment and growth in the space with ceo of the crypto mining company. first, a quick check on th

spacex has raised more than 1 billion in financing since april. and shares of evergrande sinking again, after the chinese real estate giant failed to pay interest on international bonds to investors payment payments totaling $225 million due this week. >> a story that keeps giving thank you. >>> sticking with china where omicron continues to wreak havoc on key choke points in the global economy in the past 24 hours, supplier micron said some parts will be hit by the lockdown. one aimed at stemming the country's biggest outbreaks of the year the chips are used in had data centers across the orld. the news comes hours after samsung issued a similar statement that it's adjusting production at two key facilities to deal with the lockdowns and thinner staff levels these developments beg the question about vaccines and the ability to prevent strict lockdowns. joining me now is jim o'neill. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, seema. nice to see you. >> great to see you. what are your thoughts on another wave of covid and how countries around the

thanks so much. >>> a spacex rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center.ice to measure radiation polarization. data can lead to discoveries about black holes and collapsed neutron stars. basically, a lot of information from the far reaches of outer space. >>> blue origin delaying next launch because of high winds in the forecast. >> jeff bezos space tours and company tweeted that today's lift off will be pushed to saturday morning. that means former nfl player michael strahan will have to wait two more days to get his astronaut wings. he will be joined by five other passengers. i would already be so anxious waiting to do it. >> then you have to wait another 48 hours. >> i would be just a hot mess waiting for that. >> agree. >> i would be super excited. sign me up. let's do it. >> it is getting more accessible now that you have more companies. who knows? i think it might happen. >> fingers crossed. >>> let's talk about our weather on planet earth. we are talking about a system that moved in quickly, dropped a few hundredths to a tenth of an inch of rain las

the spacex ship is delivering gifts and christmas dinner to the seven-member crew, along with other supplies and other science experiments. a new recycling program launching will make it easier for people to turn recyclables into cash. >> the program allows users to register on a map and place redeemable bottles and cans and a special bag. then dropped them at a mobile collection truck. a scanner will assess the containers in the bags and make a direct payment through the app. >> having at mobile system, we want to make it convenient for everyone. >> the bags will be available at select stores, including safeway, trader joe's, canned whole foods. >>> the bouncer that is raising the bar on the spirit of holiday giving. also i you could help the cause. >>> we are looking for the bright spot this season. send photos or videos of your displays to -- . the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started.