in money: spacex -- emily: spacex had another success. emily: another bog standard starting launch deployed to orbit. it was a milestone for reusability. it was a 100 launch using a flight proven rocket or booster. this is 100 times spacex has sent up a rocket that has previously flown and landed it successfully. that changes the game. this is the whole point of the spacex story. reusability allows them to go with the regularity that comes with routine and makes access to space more affordable for satellite providers building out starting -- starlink networks. emily: ed ludlow, thank you. coming up, we talk to an activist who sounded the alarm about the power of google ai technology. do computers have feelings? can we really trust google to develop this technology responsibly? this is bloomberg. >> done correctly, in many ways it will be helpful to you. in india over one third of requests on phones come through voice. that's people there something people take for granted. you will expect to speak and understand any language in the world.

it's 22nd mission for spacex.y the way, some news on spacex and elon musk besides his ongoing talks with twitter, folks. he fired some peopled today who were very critical of him. he says that's his right, he's the boss. we'll have more after this. with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ...the tower cam for a - hey! folks, we seem to have a visitor. it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ...who? anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. ♪ ♪ where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. ♪ ♪ treat dad to father's day at lowe's. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if yo

there may not be a place, the us government froze construction at the new spacex airfield in texas andexpert community they say that the company's ships may not take off anymore completion of an environmental review, without which it is impossible to obtain a launch license spacex's application to expand its launch pad. was in south texas. lovlin by the us army corps of engineers after the company failed to provide requested information. in another potential delay for aerospace company elon musk army corps told spacex in a letter dated march 7 that it has closed consideration of an application for additional launch and landing pads and other infrastructure. musk called himself a company of dirty tricks to support the launch for the boca-chica platform, predicted that political attacks on him would sharply escalate in the coming month and even flew to brazil to meet with belsar the president of the country. the goal is to find an alternative site for launching their missiles. censorship. this is political censorship. this is the use of political administrative resources to intervene in

spacex is mission driven. so yes, you want to go to outer space, colonize mars. >> neil: i'm surprised he even sent them in to outer space that could have been the next -- >> at least to 3/4 of the employees say we love what spacex is trying to do they mostly a brief of elon musk. can they tamp it down? analysts and investors would say the same thing. we would love if musk would focus on tesla and spacex and not throw in twitter into the equation. >> neil: and he met with the staff of twitter virtually. this could be a billion dollar -- >> yeah, job lay-offs to come. >> neil: he was also taking a look at those that do their work from home. they better be privileged geniuses. so he was sending the message, i'm not a big fan of that. >> the same thing at spacex. part of the disagreement from these online surveys that these employees petitioning. but we all know, everybody in the valley, everybody in corporate america knows that elon musk is a hard -- a driving boss. he himself works 100 hours a week. he says i d

spacex will be the same. and i intend to personally support dogecoin, because i know a lot of people who are not that wealthy who have encouraged me to support and by dogecoin, so i am responding to those people. those people walking around the factory at tesla who have asked me to support dogecoin. john: dogecoin is down a lot, about 80 or 90%, and that is the reason why you cannot and thought there was still value there. elon: i said that for dogecoin, and in doing that. john: can i ask you one last question, you had said that you are going to unleash a humanoid robot to be unveiled on september 30, i wonder whether there is anything more you can tells about the? -- that? elon: there is a prototype we can't wait to show people. i am working with our engineers to have a prototype humanoid robot ready by the end of september, and we are tracking to that point. along with a few other exciting things that we talked about at tesla aid, but we have these ai day events to just emphasize that tesla is a lot more th

. >>> spacex launch lead falcon 9 rockets from florida's kennedy space center.the company's 24th launch of the year and a record for a falcon 9 rocket reuse. satellites are part of a fast-growing orbital network for customers in selected regions around the world. >>> spacex has reportedly fired some employees who were involved in drafting a letter that was critical of ceo elon musk and the company. according to "the wall street journal," the letter called musk's recent public statements and behavior, quote, embarrassing and distracting. it also asks spacex management to publicly separate the company from his personal brand. now spacex says the letter diverted employee attention from company operations. management says the letter upset other staffers who they said felt pressure to cosign. they called the effort overreaching activism. >>> coming up, this week's students rising above scholar highlights the importance of putting mental health first. how her p when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safegua

you have been quoted in the recent past as saying you are worried that such is the scale of spacex'sorbit and elon musk dominating that marketplace, that you believe he is, in a sense, being allowed to make the rules in space. do you believe that there's now a lack of control and regulation, which means these privateers are doing things which aren't in the long—term interest of us — human beings? yes, i mean, that is certainly the case. there is a very strong development in space. elon musk, what you — the quote you make comes from the financial times, where i made an interview a couple of months ago. yes, absolutely. today, we have about 11,500 active satellites in space, in low earth orbit. half of them belong to elon musk. yeah, and he's got plans for thousands more. but i'm not saying that's bad. i'm saying he has an interest and all of us have an interest to regulate and make sure that this is not becoming a problem. and, yes, there is an urgency to deal with it. this is a regulatory issue as much as one of practical arrangements between the key partners. and, yes, when it comes

elon musk�*s spacex being one of them. people who are driven with an idea, and theyjust want to do it. it needs access to money. and you need to be fast. they call it fast forward... fail fast, fast forward. in europe, we have plenty of talent and plenty of excellent people with brilliant ideas who want to do it. some of them go to the us because there's not enough opportunities here, but we have certainly not a shortage of talent. access to money is a problem and silicon valley, of course, giving about 60% of all the funds worldwide to companies. there we have to improve, and i'm working on it. i have signed an agreement injanuary this year with european investment fund and, as i said, with venture capital companies. speed — speed is something that is inherent in our culture. we are not as fast... no, absolutely not. but you are hamstrung by the fact the european space agency is a group, i believe i'm right in saying, of 22 nations... 22 nations, yeah. ..dominated by the european union nations. i think 19 of your members

. >>> up next, spacex not allowed to expand for now. what the faa is telling the agency it needs to do before it's allowed to move forward. >>> and let's take a look inside 30 rock in the control room. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories, a rough ride for your investments today. what a financial planner says you should be doing right now with your savings. nightly news, lester holt joins us in about three minutes. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! >>> okay, hold off for now. the faa says spacex cannot expand its texas launch site, at least not yet.

spacex projects provide satellite services.egrate the ground infrastructure, precise point positioning, space information network along with free general products. that's all based on the network. that will realize the integration of remote sensing in the shortest time to provide a comprehensive solution to the future mobility of china. haidi: we've got space on our minds because we are hearing we will have a nasa rocket launch in australia in the weeks to come. this is the third time we've seen an australian launch -- the first time nasa used a commercial launchpad outside the u.s. in its more than 50 year history. shery: very interesting to talk about australia in space x -- space expiration. we are hearing france is joining space expiration, becoming the 20th country to do so. daybreak: asia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ve got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the

a spacex executive says the letter upset other employees who disagree. >>> fire officials in the east bay are investigating whether fireworks from a warriors celebration sparked a brush fire early this morning. it started around 2:00 a.m. in pittsburgh. you can see it there. high winds spread the flames 120 acres very quickly. i prompted several evacuation orders. investigators are looking into reports of activity at a nearby transmitter or that this could all be linked to fireworks possibly celebrating the warriors championship win. >> they'll take into accounts the reports they got, follow up with witnesses, and see if they can locate what started it. >> crews stopped the spread within a few hours and the evacuation order was lifted. the fire was completely contained by 7:00 this morning. it damaged several fences, but no one was hurt. >>> and outside right now in san francisco where climate experts are studying extreme heat in the city. noaa is looking for volunteers to attach heat sensors to their cars to collect data for heat maps. >>> let's take a look at the weather now. jeff,

what is another a potential delay for elon musk's aerospace company, the corps told spacex in a letterated march 7th that it has closed consideration of an application for an additional launch and landing pad, as well as other launch support infrastructure for the boca-chick pad, pressure on itself musk called the dirty tricks company predicted that the political attacks on him will sharply escalate in the coming months and even flew to brazil to meet with the country's president bosonaro. the goal is to find an alternative site for launch their rockets. censorship. this is political censorship. this is the use of political administrative resources to intervene in competition. in this case, political competition, and since now , ah, the toolkit of social networks, is out of control with the old owner , a system of relations necessary for the establishment was built there, otherwise it is necessary to put pressure on the new owner to plant bankrupt discredit to break subjugate different can be scenarios. and this is where it comes into play. another billionaire. bill gates he sponsored

. >> why some spacex engineers are turning their attention to food. on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> private information leaked by the state defense attorney general office. one man is worried about his safety. that story coming up at 3:00. >>> let's check in with meteorologist jessica birch. >> we're sitting below average in the bay area. today, alone, this is the beginning of that grads yual cooling trentds. just getting up to 82. 76 as we head south closer to the santa clara valley down in mountain view. 82 over in san jose. a significantly cooler trend than what we're dealing with. that will continue to be the case as we head into friday. just in time for fourth of july with 77 in our inland east bay. >> all right. >>>

spacex is spacex, but ariane has been around for 40 years.ed a great telescope on christmas of 2021, the most ambitious telescope ever launched. we have done it with novel precision, which has doubled the life expectancy of the telescope. we are very proud of what we do, and today it is for australia. haidi: what about the geopolitical risk? there were concerns russia would pull out of the iss, concerns that operationally, there is an impact from sanctions on russia. is that a factor in your decision-making more now? stephane: for sure. space is about cooperation and also about geopolitics. we used to operate a launcher, but after the invasion of ukraine by russia, this cooperation has stopped for so yuz. ariane and its italian sister, but for sure, space is about geopolitics, and we need all partners to cooperate as much as possible to have ambitious projects. there is the are amiss project from nasa to go up to the moon. europe and australia are part of it. so geopolitics is everywhere, for sure. haidi: just about every industry we can thin

cbs >> tech billionaire elon musk is pushing back against allegations that he sexually harassed a spacexn 2016. >> musk allegedly exposed himself to that flight attendant during a massage, and that he then offered to buy her a horse in exchange for sex acts. >> spacex employees, give it up for your c.e.o., elon musk! ( applause ) >> good afternoon. today, i would like to clarify me

all are also private , just like spacex is just spacex.ey have, uh, one bright personality who kind of associates equity capital, and in boeing and other companies. there it is all russia among a large number of shareholders, but still they are private by and large. so today they are all connected to solve one specific task to ensure the collection of e-information in real time, as visual information through infrared. but i’m using radar devices through conventional means for observation. hmm, in order to provide in the data cloud the opportunity for the armed forces of ukraine to use this data cloud for target designation to guide their means of ballistic missiles there or operate a multiple launch rocket system, the same applies to satellite ones. uh, connected gangs. we have already seen and know about it much has been said about it. for example, the starlink company, which was the first to take off in this space, which already has several thousand of its spacecraft. she, uh, promptly on task. e, set. mm, respectively, the pentagon's mi

. >> spacex completed a trifecta over the weekend. it launched three rockets. recent was yesterday from cape canaveral. spacex is on track for another 50 launches by the end of the year. >>> the treasury secretary offered a possible plan to lower gas prices, and four prisoners were reported missing in virginia. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "richmond times dispatch" reports on the search for four inmates two escaped from a prison camp. the inmates were discovered missing eay ominim security facility about 30 minutes south of richmond. three of them on serving sentences for gun and firearm charges. the other was imprisoned for a drug charge. several agencies are helping with the search. officials did not release any details about how the inmates escaped. >>> the "wall street journal" says that a gasoline tax holiday is worth considering. that's according to treasury secretary janet yellen. she says that gas prices have taken a financial hit on american households. the current national average is just under $5 a gallon. she appea

. >> a successful rocket launch for spacex.pany sent a communications satellite into orbit yesterday. it will help its television service across the middle east and africa. it will also help broadband connectivity over egypt. spacex planned another launch for tomorrow to send supplies to the international space station, but it's been postponed until next month. >>> president biden took his message to the public in a new venue last night. he stopped by "jimmy kimmel live" to talk about a range of issues including gun control. he was pressed about not taking executive action following all the recent violence. >> look, the republicans don't play it square. why do you play it square? >> yeah. >> guess what -- if we do the same thing they do, our democracy will literally be in jeopardy. [ applause ] >> they also talked about the possible end to roe v. wade which legalizes abortion. mr. biden hinted that he may take action if the law is overturned by the supreme court. >> i don't think the country will stand for it, but i think what

spacex trying to pull off 3 launches within 36 hours for today's launch. >> out of a foggy vandenbergpace force base on the central coast. a german military satellite was propelled into orbit. 2 of the 3 launches are now complete with a 3rd launch set for early tomorrow morning. that's happening at kennedy space center in florida where a falcon 9 rocket is set to lift a communications satellite into orbit for the company global star. if the 3rd launch is successful, it will mark the tightest back-to-back flights by space x for what will be while also impressive, making its debut today at the de young museum in san its tour. it includes a wiley's famous portrait of former president barack obama as well as amy cheryl's portrait of former first lady michelle obama. >> there's also a short video on display discussing the historical and artistic significance of both of the portraits. the tour is organized by the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. it will be in san francisco until august 14. so you've got a little over a month here. but this weekend admission to the gallery is free. s

and liftoff of falcon 9. >> that is spacex launching its third rocket in just 36 hours.wo of the launches from florida, one from vandenberg in santa barbara county. it's the fastest three-flight sequence for an orbit class rocket in modern space history. in total, spacex has completed 26 launches this year alone. >>> and new at 6:00, a goat leads police in santa rosa on a foot chase. here is the video from santa rosa police. they had received a call of a goat causing traffic problems. the officer was able to tackle and capture the goat and get him out of the road. while the goat was taken into custody, santa rosa police say they won't be pressing any charges. no way. the goat was returned to his owners. he went baa-a-ack home. one of us had to do. >> i love it when you do the sound effects on the newscast. >> i know. >>> a big day coming up with the parade. that's the easy part. the parade is fantastic weather. we have serious issues coming on tuesday, when it gets a lot hotter, from one day to the next. first, we'll focus on celebrating. the parade tomorrow from 11:00 o

there may not be a place, the us government froze construction at the new spacex airfield in texas andpert community they say that the company's ships may not take off anymore spacex's application to expand its home sites. it was in south texas. installed by the us army corps of engineers after the company failed to provide requested information. in another potential delay for aerospace company elon musk, the corps told spacex in a letter dated march 7 that it has closed consideration of an application for an additional launch and landing pad, as well as other launch support infrastructure for the boca-chica pad, the pressure musk called himself company of dirty tricks predicted that political attacks on it will sharply escalate in the coming months and even flew to brazil to meet the president of the country with belsar. the goal is to find an alternative site for launching their missiles. censorship. this is political censorship. this is the use of political administrative resources to intervene in competition. in this case, political competition, and since now , ah, the toolkit of s

satellites falcon 9 launch vehicle launched from the kennedy space center in in florida, ilona maska's spacex put 53 internet satellites into earth orbit, the sterling system says in the aerospace company new satellites will allow to expand the possibilities of streaming via satellite internet and even greater access for video calls, as you know, the representative office of the spacex company has already started active work in ukraine, the great beatle is celebrating his 80th birthday, the founder of the liverpool four, paul mccartney , celebrated his anniversary at a concert in new jersey, where he was congratulated by john bon jovi and bruce springsteen stan mccartney one of the most popular and authoritative british musicians , multi-instrumentalist and composer won 16 uah both as part of the beatles and for his solo career released more than 60 gold discs and sold more than 100 million singles in 2008 performed on maidan nezalezhnosti in kyiv in august mccartney remembered the concert and expressed his love and support for ukraine in these difficult times. i will remind you that paul mcc

ilona maska's company spacex this time put 53 internet satellites into earth orbit. the sterling system says in the aerospace company that the new satellites will allow to expand the possibilities of streaming broadcasts via satellite internet and even greater access to video calls, as the representative office of the spacex company already knows. started active work in ukraine fled the war and got to the alps thousands of ukrainians leaving their homes find shelter sometimes still in rather unexpected european towns. one of these was a city in the austrian federal land. the story of how ukrainian immigrants were met there, let's see in the next article. this is admond, a small town in austria, in the federal land of styria, a mountainous place with nature reserves, rivers and mountains. it was here that more than 30 ukrainians who were trying to escape took refuge from the russian invasion, mostly women and children, they were given help and housing, the children went to school, many did not plan to go to edmond they say that the circumstances turned out like this,

elon musk's spacex is responsible for a third of all active satellites., including the u.s. government. >> and off they go. >> reporter: spacex has already launched more than 2,000 satellites with plans to launch at least 42 no000 more for star link. they said we believe in the importance of a night sky for all of us to enjoy, which is why we've been working with leading astronomers around the world and they're making changes by adding a deployable visor from hitting the brightest parts of the spacecraft. but it's not enough. as of now there are no binding rules monitoring the mega constellations. >> we're seeing so many now today and there's going to be ten times as many. >> there's one. there's another satellite. >> reporter: kristen fisher cnn. >>> pretty cool. this week's cnn hero works to provide a necessary yet often overlooked item for financially struggling kids across america. >> underwaear is just an overlooked item and it's super expensive. so the parents struggling financially tend to think you can't see the underwear so it'll be okay. there i

the letter that got several spacex employees the acts. >>> and it's a great morning to be a warriorsnna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> now 6:30, though dubs did it again. the warriors beat the celtics to become 2022 nba champions. the night, electric and emotional, fourth title in a years, bringing no doubt that the dubs' dynasty is still going strong . >> [ screaming ] >> what they going to say now? what are they going to say now? >> superstar steph curry, named the mvp. saying, his >>, this one, different than the others >> it is personal, man. all the work that we went through. you know. >> from boston to the bay area, families, friends, players

. >> reporter: elon musk spacex is responsible for third of all active satellites.luding the u.s. government. spacex launched more than 2,000 satellites with plans to launch 42,000 more for its megaconstellation called star link. spacex said we firmly believe in the importance of a natural night sky for all of us to enjoy, which is why we have been working with leading astronomers around the world. and the company has made changes by adding a deployable visor to the satellite to block sunlight from hitting the brightest parts of the spacecraft. but astronomers like lawler say it's not enough. as of now, there are no binding international rules monitoring these megaconstellations. >> we're already seeing so many now today. and there's going to be ten times as many. >> here is one. there's another satellite. >> kristen fisher, cnn, saskatchewan. >> thanks to kristen for that report. and thank you so much for starting your morning with us. >> absolutely. smerconish is up next. we'll be back in an hour from now with more. we hope you make good memories today. >> we'll s

spacex provide satellite broad bank service.ground infrastructure, precise point positioning, cinematic service, space information network, along with the beta free module. and that's all based on the future mobility network. that will realize the integration of telecommunication, gps, remote sensing in the shortest time to provide a comprehensive solution for mobility in china. geespace ceo tony wang. the reports are for tuesday, but there were -- but the situation has a rebound in growth and sentiment. bond traders are fearing that this could lead to a liquidity crunch amid rising demand for cash. it's bring in our chief china correspondent. short-term debt markets could be particularly vulnerable. >> yes, exactly. good morning. so chinese bond traders have actually had a really great time because funding conditions are so low onshore. there's so much liquidity, and it has nowhere to go because credit demand is so weak. when you have these conditions this toluse, what has happened is they have been buying up short data bonds a

center in florida today, the rocket carried 53 of spacex's starlink internet satellites to orbit. the launch is one for the record books for spacex as falcon nine became the company's most flown booster to date, setting a new reuse record. well after two years, of course, pandemic restrictions people, of course, getting back to traveling again. but for dog owners that means either taking your furry friend with you or finding a place to board them, and it's faxes, richard jacobs explains. it may not be so easy finding a boarding business with the vacancy this summer. handsome. handsome go back to sean. maybe it's playtime for black lab obi at the dog rock resorts, a palace for pups, all 81 of them hit enough, baba. okay unfortunately, we have to add them to a waiting list. yes, all the doggy suites are booked up this weekend and every weekend for the rest of the summer demand owner mike abrams has ever seen before. this is hands down our most popular accommodation here. covid restrictions ease up, more people have decided it's finally time to travel this summer. but what to do with

nasa is calling on spacex for five additional missions. is working on the artemis mission to the moon. it maintains uninterrupted. bowling is gearing up on the sidelines but spacex is the only provider certified. reggie: a shock split took effect today. a split increases the number of shares and lowers the stock rise, making it more affordable. this is a 20-1 here is a live look at the nearest stock exchange. you can see that we are up. after one month i'm showing in theaters, the new dr. strange movie has cost the million dollar mark. soon you will june 22. it is faster than other recent marvel movies. usually it takes about to be of months for a movie in theaters to come out on a string service. kumasi: the classic book pride and prejudice is the main story behind a new called fire island. >> i feel like there is this wave of progressive legislation being passed that targets a lot of arab youth -- a lot of our youth. it is important that we show our humanity to people, to show that we can live without shame and feel proud of who we are.

some of his employees at spacex criticized him for his past behavior.ote a letter, it was an open letter, critical. they're lauren yep. stuart: what happened to those employees? lauren: they were canned immediately, and pretty fast. an uncbs 2 unspecified urge -- unspecifieded number of employees said, look, musk's conduct, particularly his tweets, they're embarrassing. and they call on management to separate spacex the company from elon musk's personal brand. instead, management said that letter made the other employees feel bullied, that they didn't want to sign on, and they left it at this. there's too much critical work at spacex to be distracted by, and i'm quoting, overreaching activism. so they shut that down really fast. stuart: sure did. that's very interesting. a new fox poll shows 57% of voters have an unfavorable opinion of president biden. meanwhile, in the liberal publication "the atlantic," mark leibovich writes: why biden should not run in 2024, saying the president is, quote, too old for the next election. jason chaffetz with us. why ar

we are seeing tremendous month of capital being invested in large projects, companies like spacex anda trifecta where we see increase in defense spending, get more demand being traded here. it's an exciting time in the space industry. a number of analysts are forecasting the industry growing to $1 trillion of the next decade or two. we are timing this pretty well. francine: what can you tell us about the economics of the launch service? what you calculate it is really quite -- can you get that price down? chris: i can tell you economic people are focused on is the lowest price per kilogram and what is the lowest cost for -- prelaunch pretty see, is building large rockets that are reusable, that are driving the price of kilogram down. we are focused on driving the cost of launch down. launching much more frequently and that's driving the lower cost of access enabling new companies, startups to get to space more easily, they put their payload exactly where it needs to go, so it really is enabling a lot of innovation in the market right now. >> do you feel you have more pricing power as

the secondary markets are pretty hot for spacex still.'t see that much after cut but they're waiting to get more missions under the belt and more contracts from the government as well. i think that is holding up on spacex side. what is interesting the overall markets. are we at the bottom? we're getting close. i do feel people think we're at the bottom so. neil: technology stocks would be your first hint ever that i guess. apple didn't fall as much as tesla or amazon but it obviously is very robust on its future plans, between the offerings in this latest, software incarnation to say nothing of hardware plans. those fancy, ramped up laptops won't come cheap but they're look at that something well-received i assume by consumers. is there optimism properly placed? what do you think? >> definitely so. if you see what apple is doing. the price points make sense. you saw the mac book air, m-2 chip, brand new chip coming out. coming in 1099 for education and close to $1200, $1300 for folks starting out in the business world. so the pricing is a

shery: tesla and spacex ceo you learn musk speaking with bloomberg's editor-in-chief, john micklethwaitlet's get to vonnie quinn with. vonnie: the. vonnie: first word headlines the chinese premier has called for ensuring food security as the war in ukraine threatened global supplies. he visited a province neighboring beijing, stressing the importance of this year's harvest as worries linger over food insecurity. earlier this year, china but wheat for reserves at record prices. torrential monsoon rains in parts of india have caused deadly floods and landslides, killing about a hundred people and displacing millions. there monsoon arrived at the end of may and is set to last through september. it contributes to the deaths of hundreds of people in india every year. however, it is also one of the most important seasons for farmers in a country that is dependent on agriculture. lithuania blocked the transit of sanctioned goods to the boat territory of come in in grad. the secretary of russia's security council warned lithuania of serious negative impact. bipartisan negotiators in the senate

spacex says the letter diverted employee attention from company operations.agement says the letter upset other staffers who felt pressure to co-sign, and called the effort overreaching activism. >>> thousands of grape varieties grown in abundance along the west coast, and recently, growers and winemakers had to explore new techniques to deal with the threat to their vineyards. elizabeth cling reports. >> reporter: grapevines are easy to come by across northern california, but this crop just outside of davis is a one of a kind treasure. >> you have to think of it like the mother block for the entire nation when it comes to wine and table grapes. >> reporter: this vineyard is known as the classic foundation. it features 2,000 different types of grape varieties. one of the largest collections of its kind in the world. for now, they're all healthy and virus free, and the goal is to keep it that way. operated by uc davis' foundation plant services, each vine in the classic foundation is thoroughly tested, supplying nurseries and ultimately growers with healthy pla

it's another delay for elon musk's spacex.ederal aviation administration says it expects to complete an environmental review of the rocket makers texas facility in mid-june. another pushback which potentially delays the timeline for starship, elon musk's mars moonshot. this is the fifth time in fact that the faa has postponed the release of this report. for more on what it all means, ed ludlow here with me. so, is the faa buying time? ed: it's impossible to know. today is may 31 appeared i was waiting for this because it was the day they were supposed to make a decision and i wrote it down on a piece of paper. i'm not embarrassed about that. the last time we were waiting for this was on april 29, so i sat here waiting and they delayed it until may 31. it's important because space x cannot make any progress on this starship plan, the testing phase until they get clearance from the faa. emily: you are on the ground in february, remember that vividly. and elon musk made it sound like starship was around the corner. >> at that tim

he already oversees tesla, spacex. does he have enough time for a third company?ock which has went down 30% since the takeover was announced. >> neil: that was going to be the currency for this deal or the collateral for this deal. he's lost $60 billion plus on paper from those ties. he's still the world's richest man because the other rich guys have seen their personal wealth decline with the markets. there has to be a point that he says maybe i have to shore this up. >> i think the market is saying that this whole bot investigation is a way to extract a lower price or he walks away with it a billion dollars. you can afford that when you're worth close to $200 billion. maybe he can get it cheaper, that might be a deal if he can only pay his billion dollars. i will say this. the collateral with the tesla stocks, could be a sticking point. you're look at the widest gap between the offer price and also how twitter is trending that tells you that wall street doesn't think it's going to close at 34.20. probably subject 30s is where the predictions are now. people wish

to the company, you can stay that's really subjective we learned this morning he fired a bunch of spacex employees for writing an open little letter critical of his public behavior, and that kind of plays into the free speech thing, too it kind of calls into question, you know, how truthful is he being when he says he is a free speech absolutist and in his own companies he is firing employ yes, sir for speaking out. that's another element probably worrying twitter employees when they look at this. also a lot of slack messages from employees leaked out last night and he responded of the quote, interesting the slack messages were critical of the things he was saying can the lack of clarity he was giving to employees of this company he was about to take over they are rightfully concerned. the thing i noticed was he kind of has a list of employees inside of twitter who disagree with him it is going to be interesting how it shakes out if he ends up buying the company. >> i guess we have hints on how it might shake out base on what spacex is doing this week. also, i noticed something about rem

cbs >> tech billionaire elon musk is pushing back against allegations that he sexually harassed a spacex flight attendant back in 2016. >> musk allegedly exposed himself to that flight attendant during a massage, and that he then offered to buy her a horse in exchange for sex acts. >> spacex employees, give it up for your c.e.o., elon musk! ( applause ) >> good afternoon. today, i would like to clarify something. to all of you, my staff. and that is... what sexual favor i am seeking when i offer which animal. remember, they all rhyme. a horse means intercourse. if i give you a rabbit, go ahead and grab it. and then, of course, a stick bug for a quick tug. now, anyone who is upset they weren't offered an animal can stop by my office and i will personally give you crabs. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, monkey see, monkey flu! plus, stephen welcomes jennifer connelly! and patti lupone! featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playin

. >> it was a successful launch in florida on wednesday as spacex set to frost satellites into orbit. company says that it will help deliver tv and radio to millions of american homes. this was the 27th launch of the year for spacex. >>> now, once an r and b music superstar, disgraced singer r. kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. his accusers are praising the sentence. >> i started this journey 30 years ago. i was just 13 years old. there wasn't a day in my life up until this moment that i actually believed that the judicial system would come through for black and brown girls. 30 years did he do this and 30 years is what he got. >> last year the sirnger was convicted of multiple charges including violating sexual trafficking laws and more. and jean casarez breaks down what happened at the sentencing. >> reporter: r. kelly was emotionless in the courtroom right before the judge announced the sentence. survivors actually held hands at that moment before it was announced. the judge said that what r. kelly had gone through during his childhood, she had taken that into consider

this falcon 9 lift comes just one day after spacex launched 53 of its starlink internet satellites fromme back to dateline, i'm natalie morales. investigators suspected kathy heckle may have been murdered. but, with nobody, and little evidence, the case went into a deep freeze for decades. kathy's family had never been able to shake the chill of their inconceivable loss. now, a new detective was about to turn up the heat. here, again, is josh mankiewicz with she didn't come home. >> for more than 20 years, kathy heckles children lived with the feeling of unfocused fear. >> it's an unsettling feeling. an unsettling feeling of fear that, eventually, something great in my life can be taken away at any moment. >> and you think that could be traced back to your mom? >> absolutely. >> for their father, john, those years were spent struggling to let go and move on. >> i talk to kathy a lot about it. >> what you say to her? >> just talk. >> and you talk to her aloud? >> yeah. something will come up that will remind me of something we did. >> law enforcement had not forgotten kathy heckle. in th

on friday spacex launched 53 of its starlink internet satellites. for the german military. >> very cool. >>> drivers got a very slight break on the price of gas this weekend with the average price for a gallon of unleaded dipping below the $5 mark. this morning the aaa national average 4.98 a gallon. that's down 3 cents from last tuesday. but don't count on prices staying below $5 for long. schools are about to let out. the summer travel season will be in full swing soon, pushing demand and prices higher again soon. it's not just the price of gas that's making hitting the road an expensive proposition these days. monthly car payments like the price of most cars soaring to record rates with the latest average payment hitting $712 a month. cnn's camilla bernal has the story. >> this here is the wrangler four-wheel drive. >> reporter: his role's new jeep. it was a necessity, he says, and a quick decision. >> i have another car with a lot of mileage. i needed a bigger one. >> reporter: the jeep was about $50,000, leaving his monthly payment is about $80

spacex wants to launch its starship rocket, and here's some of the things the feds are demanding: spacexerican war and whatever events took place in that area, it has to give money to a fishing tackle loaning program, it has to have a biologist conduct weekly inspections of its lighting setup. somehow i think we can protect the environment without making it so hard to build things in america, and is it any wonder that elon musk is returning republican? paul: all right, jillian. >> something that has gone on much longer than many european nations. the united states was an outlier having people test for covid. it was really stressful to wait to find out if you could go home, and the safety benefits were a little bit questionable. so big hit to that for finally lifting it in time for summer vacations. paul: all right. dan? >> a hit to the new york state court of appeals for ruling week that happy elephant in the bronx zoo is not a person. the appellates -- appellants had argued this their case that an elephant is a cognitively complex animal and under the writ of habeas corpus deserves prot

firing spacex employees who criticized him in a letter. >> several spacex employees drafted and criticizedusk and twitter habits and asking executives at the company for more inclusivity. the "new york times" says that the company's president addressed this in an email saying the employees were fired for making other staff feel quote uncomfortable. intimidated or bullied and/or angry because the letter pressured them to sign on to something that did not reflect their views. now, of course, the irony here is that the musk twitter deal is all about free speech. but it seems that elon may not feel as passionately about empowering his employees in that way. >> shannon: up next former president trump talks to space h centered voters in nashville. wbrc in birmingham where three people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a suburban church during a thursday evenings pot luck dinner. the 71-year-old suspect is in custody. police are searching for five men behind dozens of atm robberies in stores across brooklyn and queens. police say since december the suspects have stolen at least 37 atms and t

the faa says spacex cannot expand the texas launch site. there will be an environmental assessment requiring the money to make 75 changes. that includes protections for resources, wildlife and a limit to noise levels. basics must address each concerned before the company can receive a license for the launch site. in east a license to do more starship flight tests and conduct launches from the private facility. >>> workers at google have a payout coming. it is going to women. it will pay $118 million, up to 15,000 women. the class-action lawsuit accuses google of putting women and lower salary levels and promoting women more slowly and less frequently and simply paying women less for similar work. two years ago, google promised to spend $300 million on diversity equity and inclusion piece a shareholders sued the company over alleged misconduct against women. >>> it is like the jetsons. amazon bringing drug delivery to california. the company will start delivering packages with prime air drones in the small community of lockport sometime late

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in an audio recording obtained by cnbc, elon musk told spacex employees he doesn't know whether therebe an ipo, but just guessing, three or four years from now three years ago, he told employees itted with make sense to take it public as soon as this year. you can go to cnbc.com for more on starling's shifting timeline. >> with a 5 cent jump since yesterday, we have another record high for gasoline aaa says the national average for a gallon of regular is now $4.91. in california, that average is even higher, $6.37 look at that prices going even higher it hurts when you fill up, carl. >> and could get worse, contessa thank you. >> let's turn back to apple. the company made a number of announcements yesterday at the worldwide developers conference including software updates, buy now pay later service, and of course, the new m2 chip. here to discuss the verge editor in chief who attended the event. great to have you. it sure sounds like m2 stole a lot of thunder is that how it felt there? >> yes and no. i mean, the best selling laptop in the world is the macbook air. it's a product certa

they are not happy that he is focused on twitter, beyond what he is doing with tesla and spacex.sy, the stock is the bottom of the s&p 500 down 9.5% after oppenheimer cut its price target on the handmade website from 140 to $120 a share. meantime, it's at $68 at the moment. they also lowered second quarter revenue estimates the firm says etsy's products are premium priced which could take a hit as consumers become more frugal in this , of course economic atmosphere. we do need to look at chips once again, qualcomm, i don't know, a md, micron technology all down from seven to 8%. this , perhaps, aside from the downward pressure overall on the market and of course the semiconductor index, hitting an 18 month low, a report from n ikkei asia says samsung, one of the biggest chipmakers temporarily halting new procurement orders asking multiple suppliers to delay or reduce shipments due to rising inventory. supplies gone up, folks maybe demand is going down, samsung tv 's, home appliances and smartphones use samsung chips and yeah, you might want to stockpile your favorite revlon lipst