this is where we are now with spacex.roaching that magic moment, so let's listen in. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. lift off. [applause] >> over the next 60 seconds, the falcon 9, the first stage, the payload in the second stage, will approach supersonic speed, maximum aerodynamic stress or pressure, where the earth's atmosphere is thicker. we are using the energy from the kerosene to get out of the atmosphere. then that big puff of fire that you see coming out of the bottom, that engine will cut off. quickly, the booster will separate from the second stage caring the payload and falls back to earth. i make it sound simple but it is literally rocket science. matt: they have been practicing that for a solid 50 years now, but it does not get old. i could still watch this kind of thing all day long. the difference you were pointing out earlier, these boosters are reusable. when they fall away, they will come down in a controlled landing, hopefully be able to be recycled. this is not only the kind of green portion of this but also the eco

if i -- thinking like spacex. it seems like a really strategic win for spacex.ed ludlow, thank you so much. stay warm, stay safe, we appreciate your time. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are approaching the end of the trading week. what a roller coaster it has been. let's give you a sense of where we are as we come to the end of trading. we are 25 minutes away from the end of the equity session. stoxx 600 down by around 0.5% but we are well off of our lows. we are gaining traction. pay attention to that. technology is down. the luxury goods sector is low. we will talk about that in the next hour. bombs in europe are low in terms of yield -- bonds in europe are low in terms of yields. we are tracking toward 1.926. the u.s. 10 year got to 2% first the italians are not far behind. one of the key drivers of what we are watching is the energy story and how that is affecting the inflation outlook. brent crude, tracking higher once again. $93.07. wednesday joe biden spoke to the saudi king. there was some expectation that would deliver more oil onto the market, but crude

emily: jared isaacman has purchased three more flights from elon musk spacex.f them will go further than any spaceflight has in 50 years. the first one is scheduled for this year featuring the first private citizen space walk with a crew of four people. jared isaacman himself is joining me now. do you personally plan to fly on all three of these flights? >> i hope so. we have to start with the first one. we have important objectives we are looking to accomplish. then move onto the next one. >> wended the discussions about polaris again and -- when did the discussions about polaris begin and how did it evolve to three total question >> what you are talking about is a partnership with spacex for the first private space program which is what nasa was hoping for when they commissioned the whole commercial space industry 10 or 15 years ago. the conversations began about six or nine month ago just prior to the launch of inspiration for which was the first all civilian mission to space. how do we get from where we are today to a vehicle like space -- starship that wil

spacex team will learn a lot with these on crude test flights.will converge at the right time over the next couple of years. >> how much are you talking about elana personally -- talking to you on personally about building this -- how much are you talking to elon personally? >> he was involved. we discussed the high-level objectives without would be important to ultimately arrive at the point of that starship is ready for crude flight. we should go farther into space than we have ever gone before and learn from the radiation felt that you will to millie have to fly through to get from the moon and mars. we will be wearing ideation vests, with a we should do any v.a.. we will not need suits just for four or five people but thousands and tens of thousands of people so there is a lot of things to learn and that protocol. we need that type of connectivity because even with the fastest capabilities we have today, it is a 15 to 20 minute long transmission everyday to mars. that is what we came up with for this first mission. imagine what we will learn

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we'll tell you about the spacex rocket launch off the california coast. ♪♪ >>> a spacex falcon 9 rocketoff today from north of santa barbara. it's on a mission to send a u.s. spy satellite into space. it's for the national recognizance office, the second of four planned launches. spacex is receiving more than $300 million to carry u.s. space force payloads into orbit. the company plans to recover the falcon 9 rocket's first stage with a touch down at the landing zone at fin denburg. >>> marine county has a money for developers. concerns of homelessness has grown and marin has some of the highest development costs in the nation. those two don't work together but now the county has money from the state to build low-income housing. $1 million doesn't go that far, but it's a start, and some matching funds will grow that number. county leaders have opened the applications process for developers to apply for the state funds. the deadline to apply is february 17th. >>> coming together to support investments for the aapi community. people gathered at the chinese historical society museum today.

i certainly didn't expect when we went into inspiration 4 that sp spacex or st.onsequence of the good work we're doing. >> we're having this conversation on the same day a suborbital space flight player, space tourism player, virgin galactic, also announcannouncin ticket sales to the general public in general, as we do start to see more entrepreneurs, more businessmen and women, more chief executives begin to start to do things like fly to space, a lot of questions about how you navigate that with a board how have you navigated that with your board >> my board has been, you know, incredibly supportive. i think they also know from my track record over the last 22 years where my attention and focus really is. i have run a defense aerospace company through my time as ceo ee have grown revenue year over year for 22 years. i think some of the performance speaks for itself and that's earned their confidence. i agree in general it's a good question, but what's awesome is there's good private funding going into space exploration i think private industry is far more effic

despite knowing about that storm, spacex went ahead with the launch. now the satellites are reentering the earth's atmosphere, where they will burn up. starling launches the routine for spacex with the goal of providing global internet coverage for the u.s. army is on a message to reduce its carbon footprint, starting with electric vehicles. the u.s. military has called climate change a threat to national security and the army has said the intention to reduce 30. ee the ultimate goal is zero emissions by 2035. they plan to transition to an all electric, fleet of vehicles by 2035 and finally an electric combat fleet by 2050. >> when it comes to tactical vehicles, we need to work with industry and academia to develop technologies we need. this is a national emergency problem that needs to be addressed. >> army officials told cbs they are aiming to speed up the timeframe of those greenhouse gas emission reductions. it all depends on the improvement of technology and it becoming more cost efficient. >>> this evening, we wanted to highlight and a combatant

paying for another three missions as part of a new spacex program dubbed polaris.light, polaris dawn, set to break records late this year. >> we are going to go farther into space than humans have gone since we last walked on the moon. we will test out a new space suit which includes an ava or space walk. >> reporter: the first commercial astronaut space walk. elevating the st. jude fund-raising efforts and using the satellite network to reach pediatric cancer patients anywhere in the world. >> even families out there that don't realize they need the help of a st. jude can get the benefits of the science. >> reporter: he will have three crew members. a former fighter pilot, and -- and a medical officer. >> it is natural to have butter flies. but i deeply have faith in the spacex team. >> isakson has been named the first commander of elon musk's starship built to one day fly to the moon and then to mars. but critics mention spending so much money. >> why spend your money to go back to space? why not spends your money to help people on planet earth? >> it comes back

>> i was a man of elon and tesla and spacex and everything he's got going on.st interested in where he's going. just a hobby to see what business he was up. >> fair to say, though, that never was the goal, hey, i'm going to track him and get him to pay me money? >> no, i was a fan. i'd never want to just try to get money out of him. >> what about the concern that he raises that perhaps this poses a security threat? >> you know, there is some merit to that. but, you know, i don't know if he's being completely truthful that it's all security. maybe he just doesn't want to be seen. and i don't think the security risk -- it's that big because even just recently, elon had an event in texas. someone asked him if he would come to this public event, and he said, sure. if he can go to events like that, i don't think he has that big of a security risk. >> listen, "wall street," the movie is before your time. it's a hell of a film and impacted my generation. i don't know if you were able to see the clip that we played. here's a point i was making there's probably a great

dozens of spacex satellites launched just last week are now falling back to earth. >> great.sn't sound good. what do we need to know? >> reporter: well, you have nothing to worry about. all these satellites have burned up or are about to burn up as they reentered the earth's atmosphere. when spacex launched these star link satellites last thursday, they launched them straight into a geo magnetic storm which is essentially a storm in space that is caused by streams of charged particles from the sun. when they interact with the earth's magnetic field, it can cause the upper atmosphere to thicken. as you can imagine, it put some drag on those satellites. so spacex says they put the satellites into a safe mode to try to weather the storm, so to speak. but now they're not able to get them out of that safe mode. so spacex put out a statement that reads in part, quote, the deorbiting satellites pose zero collision risks with other satellites and by design, demise upon atmospheric reentry. meaning no orbital debris is created and no satellite parts hit the ground. big picture, probab

ryan: i'm a huge spacex fan and a small spacex investor.lity is probably decades away from something commercially viable. you need launch infrastructure on the others of the world. these rockets take days and weeks to plan the launch and if there is bad weather, it can't launch. by the time that thing goes up, you could have just flown an airplane. i'm obviously area about it. emily: we appreciate you taking the time to join us even with the bleak outlook on the future. spx valued at $32 billion. we will speak with the ceo about the latest running route coming up -- funding round coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: bitcoin is closing out a rough month with january declines the worse since last may. they spent the month in decline and other assets have suffered like ether. let's dive into our crypto report with cinelli bostick what's happening here? >> we have had a lift in prices helping us bring bitcoin even further off of its lows. looking at pitt queen at 38,005 -- at bitcoin at 38.000. but let's put that into context. even thoug

>>> a successful launch for spacex. this one delivered a fleet of satellites into space. the fleet took off aboard falcon 9 rocket from florida's cape canavaral this morning. on board, 46 star link satellites. they will provide high-speed internet, video calls, streaming and other activities which have not been possible with satellite internet. it was a short trip. the falcon 9 dropped off the satellites and returned to earth. >>> also today a cargo spacecraft from nasa docked at the international space station. it's carrying about 883 pounds of supplies. the spacecraft is scheduled to return to earth in may. >>> there were certainly lots of tears of happiness and sadness, incredible accomplishments, and yes, a lot of drama. but now after two weeks, the olympics are over. closing ceremony last night wrapped up the winter games. american bobsledder elana meyers taylor carried the flag during the ceremony. the u.s. brought home 29 medals in total. we also satisfy the farewell of an olympic legend. >> i'm leaving behind a whole lifetime in this sport, and i'm proud of that,

gillette >>> the spacex founder elon musk says the first orbital flight of the world's most powerfulocket ever built could happen in a month or two musk gave an update on his company's massive starship rocket last night. the backdrop the towering nearly 400 foot tall rocket nasa officials say they have a plan to use it to land astronauts on the moon as early as 2025 but musk says he has much bigger dreams he says he wants to deploy a fleet of star ships to bring people and equipment to mars to build a city there here is cnbc's morgan brennan. >> reporter: standing in front of spacex's 40 story tall rocket elon musk giving his first update on starship in more than two years. it is musk's multibillion dollar bet to carry cargo and people to mars, a giant rocket system twice as powerful as the saturn five that carried astronauts to the moon, it represents the holy grail of spaceflight, a reusable rocket system that had been considered by some to not even be possible at least before now. >> our goal is to be making at least a within stack per month and then ultimately potentially a ship

. >>> and for the first time in a long time, elon musk is giving an update on his spacex rocket, and revealing he's setting his sights a lot further than the moon >>> standoffs over vaccine mandates hitting fever pitch all across north america in new york city, thousands of workers including teachers, cops and firefighters could lose their jobs tonight for refusing to get a covid shot. it could be one of the largest mass firings in the united states over vaccine requirements that same frustration over covid rules fueling protests across canada, and now official there is are turning up the legal pressure today, a judge in ontario just ordered protesters to stop blocking the ambassador bridge traffic there has been bottled up since monday, and it' crippling trade between the two countries. president biden spoke with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau about convoys of truckers clogging some of the busiest border crossings prime minister trudeau says everything is on the table to clear out the blockades. >> this unlawful activity has to end, and it will end of course, i can't say

joining us from the spacex site in texas, ed ludlow. what was elon like, what mood was ian this evening? e-- he in this evening? ed: it was classic , i numbers and science heavy-presentation. didn't really follow the powerpoint, cap everybody on his toes. if you look at the area behind me, i am here in texas on the mexican border with the u.s. everything behind me is wildlife reserve. the sticking point is that the faa, the federation, federal aviation authority, is making environmental assessment -- how much damage if any could starship do. musk said he was confident or optimistic that perhaps as soon as march the faa might give him that approval. that would be a big step towards getting that big thing over my shoulder into space. emily: let's talk about that big thing over your shoulder. how exactly would this work? what we know about getting to mars? ed: the most substantive point of his presentation -- sorry for the noise, there are fighter jets over my shoulder, wondering who this guy hanging out outside spacex is the last three da

spacex is receiving more than $300 million to carry u.s. space force payloads into orbit. the company plans to recover the falcon 9 rocket's first stage with a touch down at the landing zone at vandenberg. >>> how often have 4 million people actually seen your application for a job? a bay area arts student became an online sensation for her efforts to land her dream job at pixar. our business and tech reporter scott budman explains she didn't think apply, he's posting her rÉsumÉ in a place where the company is sure to see it. a bay area art student is >> i'm willing to do anything to get my shot. >> it means showing up right in front of pixar headquarters to show them what she can do. >> i kind of just try to come here and get used to drawing every day at my dream studios. >> reporter: using chalk art to show her skills, drawing characters made famous in pixar movies. she may still be waiting for the company to call, but she's already a huge hit on tiktok with more than 4 million views so far. >> it's really cool connecting with that many people, but the only opinions that

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a lot of musk's spacex broke its own annual orbital launch record last year and it's looking to pickp the blistering pace even more this year to an average of one launch per week. spacex successfully completed 31 launches in 2021 and that was a beating his previous record of 26 lunches in twenty-twenty. now for context, spacex represented about a 5th of the world's successful rocket launches last year. roughly keeping pace with the country of china. jeff bezos made news when he his brother actor william shatner in a crew flew into space last year. the origin recently, but honey bee robotics is best known for developing robotic systems, notably drills and other mechanisms for use on space missions. twenty-twenty global space-related activities generated 447 billion dollars with commercial work coming from us. 80 1% of that should nato sullivan, a self-described interplanetary economist harvard business school did say the spending money on space actually as way to increase the economy on earth very efficiently, noting that for every dollar the government spends in the space industry tr

spacex successfully completed 31 launches in 2021.beating its previous record of 26 lunches in twenty-twenty. now for context, spacex represented about a 5th of the world's successful rocket launches last year. roughly keeping pace with the country of china. jeff bezos made news when he his brother actor william shatner in a crew flew into space last year. the orgin recently. but honey bee robotics said it's best known for developing robotic systems, notably drills and other mechanisms for use on space missions. twenty-twenty global space-related activities generated 447 billion dollars with commercial work coming from us. 80 1% of that should nato sullivan, a self-described interplanetary economist harvard business school. the spending money on space actually as way to increase the economy on earth very efficiently, noting that for every dollar the government spends in the space industry translates to close to $50 and societal value like skilled jobs, new products and services and more research and development programs. this year sho

and spacex's send information about it, and they did not get a response. aligned with nasa, the space force, the defense space arm, they have been clear about how strategically important space is . that has continued from obama to trump and now to the biden administration. there was no mention of it. haslinda: mission to mars. ed ludlow, thank you for the insights. still to come, we speak exclusively with our guest on listing plans for a from a cynical business. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- for its pharmaceutical business. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: welcome back. looking to the key stories in india today. consumer sentiment improved in january. the current index rose to 63.37, closer to the 100 level and to fighting from pessimism. we will be watching for earnings in the coming hours. india may offload 5% of its stake in a state insurer, as it prepares for the country's biggest ipo. nifty futures pointing lower, in-line line with the region. yvonne: yes, and a big interview with one of india's leading diver

jorge: spacex lanzÓ hoy un cohete falcon 9. este servicio ya estÁ disponible en 25 paÍses.onado hace historia al convertirse en la primera latina en dirigir esta prestigiosa revista. >> estoy muy feliz. reportera: priscila es la menor de tres hermanos y la primera en su familia en obtener un tÍtulo universitario. ahora tiene frente a sÍ grandes responsabilidades, pero para sus padres sigue siendo una niÑa pequeÑa. >> estÁn muy orgullosos. mi mamÁ siempre estÁ preocupada si comÍ. estÁn muy felices. reportera: la nueva presidenta ya tiene planes. >> yo quisiera diversificar un poco mÁs la revista. siempre hay campo para mejorar. reportera: su mensaje es que las chicas latinas nunca deben rendirse. hace 30 aÑos, el expresidente barack obama fue el primer afroamericano en presidir esta publicaciÓn. jorge: fue barack obama primero y ahora priscila. ilia: quÉ importante. jorge: gracias. >> Ándale, ma. habla tú con mi papá para que me de chance de tener novio. >> la que tiene que hablar eres tú. >> pero si lo hago, ya sé lo que me va a decir. que todavía no puedo tener novio. y de

you can also watch encore presenf the parade sunday on ktvu plus spacex successfully launched nearlyhis morning and safely landed the returning rocket. full power left the startling for it. brought this to you live on mornings onto the falcon nine rocket top with 46. a. spacex's starlink satellites lifted off from cape canaveral, florida that replaced 40 of the satellites that failed during a geomagnetic storm earlier this month. about nine minutes after lift off the rockets, first age came back down to earth for a vertical touchdown on a spacex drone ship in the atlantic. early this morning, the north of grumman aircraft docked with the international space station. this video shared by nasa shows cargo aircraft approaching the space station, and we see the cargo locking into position. necessarily the aircraft docked over the indian ocean. the space station is resupplied eight or nine times a year with food tools and equipment. we are getting a sneak peek at some of the hottest toys that are going to hit the store shelves this year. the toys are coming out at different times of the y

what is his official role at spacex? lead designer, we hear that he is very hands-on.hands-on. during that presentation in 2019, this is what we are bracing for. he gets incredibly technical, goes on tangents. he doesn't just talk about rocket science but he goes into human physics, astrology. he relies on a powerpoint which often seems to go rogue but he often makes bold predictions. it will be interesting to see what those productions are tonight. jon: we will wait for your reporting later on on starship. i was looking at ed earlier, and his hotel room had starship pictures. when you are in texas, these days, i guess it is hard to avoid elon musk. thanks for watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: president biden is calling on lawmakers to pass his plan to lower prescription drug prices, saying he is seeking to cut costs at a time when inflation is surging. the president said it is an easy thing to do and can be done with the stroke of a pen. he also addressed gas prices. >> i am going to work like the devil to bring gas prices down. i am working to make sure we strengt

star link, spacex's space-based internet access, is working in ukraine.orld's richest man promised more hardware is on the way to help ukraine in response to a plea from the country's vice prime minister. joining us with the latest, our ed ludlow. talk to us about what star link is doing in ukraine. reporter: it's interesting, they moved so quickly. elon musk tweeted that at 2:00 p.m. saturday. in the last couple hours, we had an image from ukraine from the same minister and those star link ground terminals have arrived. we don't know how many are in there, but that is incredibly fast. bear in mind the service was not active in ukraine until -- and was not due to be active until 2023. there were reports that their internet service was being disrupted by a suspected cyber hacker. this goes a long way to help the country of ukraine staying connected. emily: why is it so useful? reporter: it is the simplicity of it. inside each boxes, there's a receiver unit and a dish. you literally stand outside, point the dish in the sky and hope there's a star link satel

elon musk's spacex has lost dozens of satellites to a geomagnetic storm.0 of the 49 starling satellites were hit by the storm the next day. spacex says the satellites either reenter the earth's atmosphere or are on track to do so, burning up in the process. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. ♪ i am a ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is time we say it's the right decision to lift this mandate for indoor businesses and let counties, cities and businesses to make their own decisions on what they want to do. jonathan: there is a shift taking place around this country, particularly in blue states. that was kathy hochul, the new york governor. i am jonathan ferro. futures are negative. skiing for the next 4 days. kailey is not sticking around tomorrow so we have a suit rise guest to close out the week. find out who at 6:00 a.m. on friday morning. futures down on the s&p. yields unchanged. can someone tell me, maybe you can, in new york now, w

spacex founder elon musk says u.s.egulars may grant approval to its texas site as soon as next month, paving the way for the launch of a starship next year. musk said he is highly confident starship will make into orbit next year. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani: thanks so much. juliette saly in singapore. coming up, we continue the inflation conversation. that rising figure putting further pressure on president biden. is now facing an even bigger battle to pass has spending proposals and maintain party control of congress. we will discuss that, next. manus? manus: plus, we speak to the volvo cars ceo. he joins the bloomberg team at 7:00 a.m. chips, ships and growing demand. this is bloomberg. -- roaring good demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> inflation is going to stay high for a while. >> the highest inflation that i have seen. >> companies feel like they have to and can raise prices

. >> that is a spacex launching from southern california this afternoon.t carried a classified spy satellite into orbit. the first launch for the national reconnaissance office. spacex has another rocket launch scheduled for tomorrow from kennedy space center in florida. >> if you have driven interstate 280 down the peninsula, you have enjoyed those views of pristine wildland. more than 65,000 acres of open space has been preserved from development. david lui explains why this is a special year for the district that acquired those lands. >> from sky seven, you can see how developed the peninsula and silicon valley are. >> millions of people were being added every decade. they saw these green hills and local glands being eaten up by low-slung office buildings and development. toco measure r was passed in 1972 encoded the mid-peninsula open space district. in 1974, the first 90 acres were purchased. by 2002, it acquired 47 thousand acres creating 25 preserves. as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, as predicted 65,000 acres after spending almost 369 million

spacex has lost dozens of satellites to a geo matting the -- to a geomagnetic storm.x says he satellites will either reenter the atmosphere or are on track to do so, burning up in the process. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. this is going to be good news for nasa. i think nasa is a little bit worried that elon musk is putting may be too many satellites into space. apparent we are not going to be moved to see -- going to be able to see rogue asteroids coming towards us as a result of this crowded low orbit space we are now creating. kriti: it is wild that we are in an era where we have this much space debris in our orbit because i just remember not too long ago, we just had the international space station as kind of the only thing up there, right? guy: yep, and you could see it. we used to use it for my children to say that it was christmas. that is sent up there. you could see the i.s.s. flying across the sky. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: about an hour into the u.s. trading session. bloomberg's abigail doolittle is looking at the m

one of the big stories there tonight, a solar storm sends dozens of spacex satellites tumbling out ofe either reentered the at more fear or burned up or on the verge of doing so. spacex says it still has 2,000 similar satellites orbiting the globe and still providing internet service. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. you can't ? who said only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight management aid for adults with a bmi of 25-40 when combined with diet and exercise. plenity is not a drug - it's made from naturally derived building blocks and helps you feel fuller and eat less. it is a prescription only treatment and is not for pregnant women or people allergic to its ingredients. talk to your doctor or visit myplenity.com to learn more. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indee

the tail number is actually november 628, which is elon musk's birthday and t for tesla and s for spacexdid this not to make money. you didn't go into this thinking i'm going to extort elon musk? >> no, no. it's just a hobby and interest to see where he was going and all his business activity. >> so do you make any money from these enterprises where you follow somebody? you don't collect subscription fees or anything like that >> some donations and some ad revenue recently, but you know, it's nothing too great >> who else have you followed and have they reached out to you? >> no one's reached out to me, but i have had jeff bezos, bill gates, trump's jet and then, you know, more recently, mark cuban and mark zuckerberg i have added. >> jack, it's kelly. elon musk doesn't like this because he feels like he's in personal jeopardy. does he have a point, and how would you feel if something happened to one of the guys you were tracking? >> so, yeah, he does have a certain point, but you know, it is public data i don't think there's that much of a risk. you go right from a private jet to a car

stephanie magallon, nbc bay area news. >>> on twitter ukrainian leader asked spacex founder elon muskk broadband stations to ukraine since internet service has been disrupted. musk responded saying the service is now available in ukraine and more terminals are on the way. >>> a san francisco-based tech company says it has suspended activities in ukraine out of an abundance of caution. premise pays users around the world to answer surveys, take pictures, collect information that could be shared with companies in governments. a leader in ukraine's military claims russia was using the premise app to collect data about targets for the kremlin. the company is calling those claims that it's being used by russian forces unequivocally false. a statement reads, in part, premise did not work for or support the russian military or government. our primary concern is that of the safety and welfare of the ukrainian people. >>> and google is now pausing monetization of russian state-funded media across its platforms. those include youtube. it has suspended several russian channels, including state-f

. >>> plus elon musk giving his first update on spacex's achianhis big plan to colonize mars becauseetails. stay tuned we'll be right back. means a more resilient grid... ...with renewables and gas power providing energy whenever it's needed. because seeing a more sustainable world isn't far in the future. we're building it... now. ge. building a world that works. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc the big story as we prepare to wrap up this week is the surge in u.s. inflation and what it means for the markets, businesses and consumers president biden says that he will work to alleviate the strain on american's pocketbooks. >> reporter: the white house has shifted its message on inflation in recent months acknowledging it may not go away until the end of this year and saying there's more the administration can do here's president biden in virginia yesterday >> i'm going to work like the devil to bring gas prices down, which i'm going to work to make sure that we keep strengthening the supply chain to bring across and everything else. >> reporter: the reality is the w

eventually to mars, spacex announced the first commander would be isaachman.irst flight will be the same in the rocket. >> we have gone further in space since he last walked on the moon. >>> coming up next, watch the exclusive interview as tom talks with them. >>> homeowners say they were not frustrated because their yards were getting torn up. they can't seem to get any help from any agencies that they claim caused the problem. here is report handa. >> reporter: the neighborhoods are scenic and green but many homes are not so lush these days. now that packs of wild hundreds of pigs are out their roaming. this is a glimpse of a wet while pig, as she and her husband pulling into their home in morgan hill saturday night. >> i could not believe it was happening. i was afraid to get out of my car. >> reporter: how much did they do to your yard? >> well, you can see right here. this was all covered -- this time of the year was covered in green. it is roaded still. >> reporter: i net and other members of the holiday lake association filed damage claims of the attorn

spacex is taking preorders for its new starlink premium internet service.comes fast, but it doesn't come cheap. service starts at $500 per month, plus you'll have to shell out $2,500 for the antenna. it is targeted towards small businesses rather than homes. >>> nasa is planning to crash its most remote satellite into the pacific, but not before off boarding the astronauts from aboard the international space station, of course. this will happen by the end of 2030 before nasa retires the orbiting lab into the ocean in january of 2031. >> still to come, there's no keeping these couples six feet apart. why they saved the day for their big day. >>> >>> plenty of couples save the date to say their i dos today at the san mateo county clerk's office. >> it will be an easy anniversary to remember, 2-2-# 2. clerk's office expanded its hours to accommodate all of the weddings today. some said it has meaning. >> 2-2-22 is an angel number which means you're at the right place, at the right time with the right people. so what wetter date to get married. >> and with your

part of a spacex rocket is on a collision course with the moon. it, but this is real life. we will talk with astronomer, bill gray, the man made the discovery, and about the implications, and what happens next. d what>> lindsey, we have a jam-packed show coming over this morning on velshi, i'm talking to retired army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman about his current lawsuit alleging that donald trump and his cronies conspired to silence him, ahead of his testimony in trump's first impeachment trial. also, the national archives confirmed this week that some of the documents that they received from the trump white house were torn up and taped back together again. that story has been swirling around for years, we will be joined by omarosa, a former trump aide who saw firsthand some of the trump administration's bizarre behavior. we will have all of that coming up on velshi, at the top of the hour, sit tight. at the top of th hour, sit tight. mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. up

the spacex nine falcon successfully lifted off from florida's cape canaveral today.her delayed the original launch yesterday, and it was the first starling launches a geomagnetic storm damaged about 40 starling satellites during an earlier mission. spacex says the launch nearly they launched nearly four dozen satellites and landed the returning rocket as part of today's mission. british spears is about to publish her memoir, the signature is taking a page from her sister jamie. with her own bombshell book deal. simon and schuster won the rights for the memoir after a fierce bidding war. this deal is reportedly worth $15 million. spears is expected to write about her career, her life and her family. she was recently in an open feud with her sister jamie over her memoir, things i should have said, which was released last month. spears also made headlines last year, of course, after publicly ending her 13 year conservatorship. already then we're looking at yosemite and you say why? and i say, because there's no water or very little water coming out of horse tail falls.

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major at the university of central florida says he likes tesla and spacex, so he created software thatets its location when the plane is on the move. in late november musk reached out. >> one night when i'm about to go to bed, he dms me, hey, can you take this down, it's a security risk. after that, he offered me the $5,000. he wanted to make it harder for people to track him. i asked for $50,000. and then last wednesday he said it doesn't feel right to pay to take this down. >> reporter: nbc news has reviewed the twitter message exchange. sweeney later wrote he would take it down for an internship, but now says musk blocks him on twitter. as for the security risk, our aviation expert says virtually all civilian aircraft can be tracked by a wide variety of tracking systems available to the public. our legal analyst says it doesn't break any laws. >> it could backfire big time on mr. musk if he tried to quiet this through the use of his legal team. >> reporter: sweeney has launched other accounts to track billionaire like bill gates and jeff bezos. the musk tracker will stay up. >> i'm

we're keeping an eye on spacex and so is nasa spacex was previously approved for 12,000 satellites inny is seeking authorization for its second generation expansion. constellation would nearly double the number of tracked objects in orbit but that's not the only reason spacex is in focus today either because elon musk tonight is getting ready to discuss starship from the company's star base in texas. this will be the first update on the megaspacecraft in over two years. so, reporters such as myself, mike, will be up very late tonight. and i would also just put a reminder out there, that you can listen to the latest episode of my podcast, "manifest space" which has rocket labs ceo and founder peter beck this week >> will do, morgan, yeah stay up late but you'll be here tomorrow i know that. bright and shiny. >> exactly bright eyed and bushy tailed that will do it for "squawk on the street." "techcheck" starts now ♪ ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa, and jon fortt and julia boorstin with us for the feed tech is trying to claw back

. ♪ >>> zero, ignition, lift off of la7, go falcon -- >> spacex launched a spy satellite for u.s.ary yesterday. the falcon 9 rocket took off from vandenberg space force base in california. it is the second of three launches this week alone. the final launch is scheduled for today to put more star link internet satellites into orbit. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, there is a deadly listeria outbreak involving packaged salads, and how you can win a free vacation during the super bowl. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. stock futures are pointing to a lower open this morning. now meta, the company that owns facebook, saw its stock plunge more than 20% in after-hours trading after reporting disappointing quarterly results and saying it lost users. it was facebook's first report since changing the name of its parent company to meta. >>> yesterday the dow industrials climbed 224 points. the nasdaq gained 71, and the s&p 500 added 42. >>> the cdc released an update about a listeria outbreak tied to dole salads. they say

. >> spacex and tesla founder elon musk says his new rocket could reach orbit in a few months.te on starship tonight. in texas, faa approval is needed to launch and musk thinks he will get the go-ahead next month. nasa plans to use starship to land astronauts on the moon as early as 2025. musk also wants to use it to create a city on mars. >> the san francisco 49ers fan of the year celebrated at the nfl honors awards tonight. she was invited to the ceremony in los angeles where the lakers on her as number one fan after finding out she organized the first mass vaccination clinic in california while battling a brain tumor. she and her husband will also be attending the super bowl on sunday courtesy of the nfl. >> that is fantastic. let's turn our attention to the weekend forecast. on with this crazy heat. >> is balmy beach whether in the middle of february. i want to show you what the forecast is for sofi stadium. super bowl sunday and the weekend in case you are heading down. low to mid 80's. that is winter heat. we are not used to it. mid to upper 50's when the rams take on the

on twitter, ukrainian official asked spacex founder elon musk to provide the company's starlink broadband stations to ukraine, since the country's internet service has been disrupted. musk responded saying starlink service is now available in ukraine, and more terminals are on the way. >>> united nations security council set to meet tomorrow afternoon to vote on a request by ukraine for a rare-emergency session with the 193-member u.n. general assembly. tomorrow's procedural vote requires approval from nine of the 15 members, it is expected to pass easily and the meeting would likely be set for monday. >>> well, some people in the bay area make noise in the street to express their solidarity with ukraine, others are processing the cop afflict in a quieter way, through their faith. nbc bay area's alyssa goard has the story from san francisco. >> reporter: father carries out the rituals of an evening service at immaculate conception ukrainian catholic church but right before, he learned his daughter and her family in ukraine were seeking refuge in a basement-bomb shelter. all day, he has be

. >> spacex and tesla founder elon musk says his new rocket could reach orbit in a few months.give an update on starship tonight. in texas, faa approval is needed to launch and musk thinks he will get the go-ahead next month. nasa plans to use starship to land astronauts on the moon as early as 2025. musk also wants to use it to create a city on mars. >> the san francisco 49ers fan of the year celebrated at the nfl honors awards tonight. she was invited to the ceremony in los angeles where the lakers on her as number one fan after finding out she organized the first mass vaccination clinic in california while battling a brain tumor. she and her husband will also be attending the super bowl on sunday courtesy of the nfl. >> that is fantastic. let's turn our attention to the weekend forecast. on with this crazy heat. >> is balmy beach whether in the middle of february. i want to show you what the forecast is for sofi stadium. super bowl sunday and the weekend in case you are heading down. low to mid 80's. that is winter heat. we are not used to it. mid to upper 50's when the rams

. >> reporter: the i-team major said he likes tesla and spacex.he created software that shows when it is on the move. in late november musk reached out. >> one night when i'm about to go to bed. he says hey, can you take this down? it's a security risk. after that, he offered me the $5,000. after i gave him the advice to take it down and make it harder for people to track him. i asked for $50. last wednesday, he said, it doesn't feel right to take this down. >> reporter: nbc news has reviewed the twitter message exchange. he said he would take it down for internship but now said musk blocks him on twitter. as for the security risk, our aviation expert said virtually all civilian aircraft can be tracked by a wide variety of tracking systems. >> it could back fire big time on mr. musk if he tried to quiet this through the use of his legal team. >> reporter: sweeney has launched other accounts to track billionaires like bill gates and jeff bezos. the successful musk tracker will stay up. >> i'm not going to take it down now if he won't give me anythi

. >>> all right, tesla's spacex ceo elon musk might have his match in a college freshman. 19-year-old sweeney said he rejected a $5 billion offer to remove a twitter account he created to track musk's jet asking instead for $50,000 or an internship the tech giant counter negotiated by how much, yearo. just blocking him on twitter musk has not responded to request for a comment and the teen continues to run the account along with others. >>> big congratulations this morning for a superstar and fashion mogul rianna and rapper asap rocky expecting their first baby together. they're both 33 years old and have largely kept their relationship private until now >>> worker shortages are increasing food prices has dominos pizza thinking outside the box. the popular pizza chain is offering to pay customers to pick up their own pizzas dominos says it will offer customers a $3 credit if they choose online order carry out over delivery. the credit is redeemable for another online carry out order placed the following week. the promotion is running through now may 22nd >>> looking to put the sweet v

the ceo of tesla and spacex says ukraine can now use the satellite internet service starlink under spacexspace. the russian invasion has interrupted internet service there in ukraine. ukraine's vice prime minister ask for help on social media. the system does require terminals to use the service, but musk did not specify how those terminals would into ukraine. meanwhile, social. and russian state owned media accounts from earning ads dollars. mehta says it's prohibiting russian media from running ads or monetizing on its platforms, including facebook and instagram and youtube is causing the ability of several channels to monetize videos, which includes pages belonging to state owned television stations and other russian channels, it says are linked to recent sanctions. twitter has suspended as in ukraine and russia amid the invasion as russia is restricting access to social networks amid its invasion. twitter has set where access is being restricted. russia's also limited facebook after matter, refused orders to stop labeling and fact checking content from russian state owned media this w