but spacex and blue origin have vehicles spacex flying one of them the falcon heavy that can go almost as heavy a payload to low earth orbit. as will be in this vehicle that costs 40 billion dollars. i mean that that's just it is very frustrating for me because we didn't have to do it. that was a that was something that in 2010 2011 when this deal was made it was obvious. it was obvious. that wasn't what we should be doing with that money and it's hurtful because tens of thousands of people have dedicated their lives and careers to doing it and it's not their followed. of course, it's exciting. we've built a big rocket, but it doesn't leave you behind anything. that's sustainable. the nasa ig says each launch will cost 4 billion dollars. that's an addition to the 40. we've already invested if taking aside the sunk costs. you can launch on a falcon heavy for around a hundred fifty million dollars. it's not human rated. but if we had put a program together to follow on commercial crew that allowed the private sector to partner to build bigger heavier vehicles. no doubt. that would have b

pavel: private companies like spacex, they were competing with russia.n space launches and commercial space launches, not only in the iss. and that is seen is actually the price of putting payloads into orbit has decreased and russia has seen itself be pushed out of the commercial market and they are losing money cows that they were getting because the russian budget of course is much smaller than the chinese or the americans. he was very much after the end of the cold war, surviving from earning money. now they have lost a lot of that capability. so right now they are talking that their main priority is supporting the russian forces on the ground in ukraine, sending more military satellites into orbit, increasing the number of military satellites, communications, recon. so right now they are kind of more militarizing, because their commercial part is not really competable with new commercial ones on the market. bernard: how do you view the growing market of private individuals in space exploration? is it to be welcomed or something that could be done mu

the video overnight as a spacex booster rocket goes up in flames. >> two head lines from the fast foodndustry. starbucks reportedly changing its bathroom policy and the legal fight over subway's tuna fish. >>> and the man trying to pus a nose. it's tuesday, july 12th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning". >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a high stakes hearing on the january 6th committee today. >> the committee is expected to focus on extremist groups who stormed the capitol and the alleged role former president trump played in motivating them. also we're expecting to hear from an ohio man who entered the capitol warning of civil war. >> it comes as steve bannon suffers a major setback in his legal fight. >> in a series of hearings so far, the january 6th committee has tried to lay out what it called former president trump's coordinated plan to overturn the 2020 election. today they're going to try to tie those efforts to the deadly capitol attack. this morning, the january 6th committee preparing for its seventh hearing zeroing in

>> you hear that reaction there to an explosion during a test of a spacex booster rocket in texas. there was no indication of injuries. an investigation into the cause of the blast is already under way. spacex boss elon musk said the launchpad had been shut down for safety purposes. >>> a reality tv star is facing the very real possibility of years behind bars after proclaiming her innocence on tv, jen shah has pleaded guilty to wire fraud. but reports say she will continue taking part in the third season of "the real housewives of salt lake city." here's abc's rhiannon ally. >> i am innocent. i did not do any of the things that have been alleged against me. >> reporter: this morning, reality star jen shah is facing prison time after admitting that her lavish lifestyle on tv was funded by defrauding people out of millions. >> the only thing i'm guilty of is being shah-mazing. >> reporter: dailymail.com capturing "the real housewives of salt lake city" star monday after she appeared before a judge, confessing she knew what she was doing was illegal, telling the court "i knew this wa

offe center in florida cg 53 starling satellites it is the fifth spacex launch coming two days after successful launch from california's vandenberg space force base spacex has launched nearly 3,000 star link satellites to date. >>> on the heels of another record-breaking weekend, high temperatures, will we see any relief nbc meteorologist michelle grossman joins us. day after day, week after week, this has been the topic. we're ready for it to end. >> yeah, we are ready, exactly i talked about it all weekend long we are going to continue did talk about it. we are looking at coast-to-coast meet some of us will see some relief. that will be in the northeast that will come tomorrow after storms today taking a look at alerts. 41 million people impacted from the northwest through the middle of the country, into the northeast. that includes boston and also philadelphia we're looking at so many triple digits once again. fresno 103 104 tulsa. factor in humidity, it will feel like 107 feeling like 110 in houston. it will feel like 105 in d.c. before those storms roll through. then tomorrow we

now footage from texas where it's launch pad exploded , the spacex super heavy rocket developed by ilona mask spacex caught fire a couple of seconds after the launch of the booster according to the preliminary version of the cavaria. brought a design flaw in the rocket 33 engine, which could not start at the same time ilon. musk has already stated that the scheme with so many engines will not be used in the future. he also noted that the damage from the super heava rocket explosion. unsuccessful tests to be counted indefinitely postponed us program of super-heavy rockets to deliver cargo to orbit uk buys russian oil to bypass sanctions due to island energy crisis in the country, writes the british daily express according to the newspaper, united kingdom since the end of february, it has bought £800 million worth of russian fuel, and such deliveries will continue until the end of the year britain will buy almost 5 million barrels of russian oil, according to the daily express the labor opposition wants to initiate distrust of him in order to force boris johnson to leave downing street fas

spacex ceo elon musk said a team will assess the damage.ill possibly one day list the starship rocket into orbit around earth. >>> some birth control pills may come without a prescription in the u.s., and subway is picking up the tab for lunch. matt pieper has those stories in today's "moneywatch" report. >> wall street got back from a slump on monday and talked about how bad inflation is and how corporations are handling it. >>> in a first for the u.s., the fda has received an application for an over-the-counter birth control pill. paris-based company hra pharma has asked for authorization. it's currently available by prescription. the company is saying for a product that's been available for the last 50 years and used safely by millions of women, we thought we should make it more available. >>> how's your travel going so far this year? some 79% of traveler so far have experienced at least one travel-related problem this year. the biggest headache they reported, unexpected travel costs, prices that were higher than people were accustomed t

it has been a rare hiccup with the spacex dragon capsule program.a number of missions ferrying both crew and cargo from international space station, with very few issues. so this particular dragon capsule has already done this trip before, and we are seeing what looks like the start of another deployment that is successful. we are continuing to watch as we see the launch team will be doing some of the loading, as well as the other processes that will continue to watch. the dragon cargo ship is scheduled, given that we have assumed the timing will be correct. it will ultimately dark at the space station's module on saturday. shery: this is another launch into dragon mission, the overall 30th of the year. we continue to see 2022 for spacex being a year of milestones and records for the company. we have seen the 25th commercial resupply services mission of the international space station, and of course this is a very celebratory 25th crs launch. this coming after a lot of issues before, but finally going ahead with this launch as the falcon 9 rocket is

so we have to ways of getting to the international space station, spacex and boeing, and we've alreadygotten lots of ways to getting cargo there, including northrop grumman, launching from senator van hollen's constituency. it's actually right across the state line in virginia, but most of the people who live in maryland that work there at wallops island launch facility. and so, there's just so much that is happening in the commercial area, whether it's done directly under nasa's government contracts, or whether nasa contracts with commercial entities in order to produce what we're asking them to produce. now, when it comes to safety, nasa's all over it. we're not simply gonna put up crew and spacecraft that are not safe, even though we've contracted with a commercial company. and the proof's in the pudding look at what's happening with commercial crew going to and from the international space station. >> thank you, senator moran. senator van hollen? >> thank you, madam chairman, and to the ranking member. great to have both of you here, administrator nelson, thank you for your enthusi

it was the 31st of launch of the year for spacex.t is scheduled to take place on thursday. >> always seeing the images are great, that was the 31st mission which is tied to all of the missions they had last year in 2021. >> wow. that's interesting. >> they're busy, spacex busy this year. >> it's neat to see how it's rolling. it's a big deal, don't get me wrong but just kind of, it's what happens now. cool. >> yes. >>> this morning, a group of sea lions rescueed along the california coastline are back in the ocean. here is a look at the exciting moment. oh, look at them. this was yesterday in laguna beach. they look so happy, as the pacific marine mammals center released them back into the wild, all five patients were found in the past few months and taken to the center for rehabilitation. that just warms my heart. >> woo hoo, we're going home. >> they feel free. >> that's so nice to see. i bet they're happy to be back out there. this feels more normal to me. >> looks like my dogs running towards the ocean yesterday. so excited. >> ri

. ♪ >>> lift off, lift off of spacex's "falcon 9" rocket -- >> a successful liftoff for spacex last nighte international space station carrying 5,800 pounds of science experiments and crew supplies. experts will analyze how the earth's dust can impact our planet's climate, weather, and vegetation. >>> and tiger woods is off to a rough start at the british open. the 15-time major champion shot a six over 78 at st. andrews yesterday. he won the event twice on that same golf course back in 2000 and 2005, but he's currently tied for 145th place with a lot of ground to make up. >> i didn't feel like i hit it that bad, but i ended up in bad spots or just had some weird things happen. just the way it goes. it's like that. and golf courses like that. and i -- as i said, i had my chances to turn it around and get it rolling the right way, and i didn't do it. >> woods tees off again today. he needs to finish in the top 70 in order to make the cut. >>> and the tallest and longest single-rail roller coaster in the world will make its debut this weekend at six flags magic mountain in california. the t

. >>> to spacex and beyond.on musk's spacex have inked a multiyear deal for a line of toys inspired by the space venture. the company says they'll create a line of rocket and astronaut-themed toys to cater to the inner explorer in every child. the toy line is set to come out next year under mattel's matchbox brand. >>> and are you feeling lucky today? tonight's mega millions jackpot is worth an estimated $660 million. it has grown so large because there has not been a winner in three months. it's the country's ninth largest jackpot. in case you did win, most players choose the cash option which would be $377 million. >>> that is your cbs "money watch" report for this friday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >> i feel lucky every day. doesn't help me win the lottery, though. never has. >>> up next, poised to make military history. we're going to meet the man set to become the marines' first black four-star general. meet google pixel 6a the smarter phone that can see in the dark with night sight fix yo

the spacex "dragon" just docked with the international space station for its latest resupply mission,resupply for nasa. scientists are looking to the stars in ways never done before. joining me, adam frank, professor of astrophysics at the university of rochester, also the author of "light of the stars: alien worlds and the fate of the earth." professor frank, good to see you. >> great to be on again, thank you. >> wonderful. let's start with this latest mission to the international space station, 25 missions for spacex and counting. how important is this partnership between the company and nasa? >> you know, what's really remarkable about this is how commonplace it's become. this is the 25th mission. we barely even notice that there's a commercial presence in space. there's a company whose main job is bringing things into space. it shows how much the commercialization of space is now routine. and it also shows that this future, if we can manage to get past all the troubles we have right now, this remarkable future we all have in space, because this is the beginning of actually having

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musk's spacex to use its starlink satellite internet system on cars in motion. that means will vehicles, i should say, because it includes cars, trucks, boats, even aircraft, and they could potentially be outfitted with high-speed satellite internet, bringing the coverage to a much broader range of customers like people traveling to remote areas in an rv who previously you could only use the dishes while the part starling costs $600 to set up and then carries a monthly fee of $110. so not that cheap. but spacex has also been in talks with hawaiian airlines to bring internet connection to their aircraft over the next few years. >> a nasa satellite captures stunning images of a partial solar eclipse from it unique vantage point up in space, which happen to be the only place that was visible. the solar dynamics observatory photographed the moon's half hour journey across the sun at its peak, the moon covered about 67% of the lunar surface. the images show to mountain ranges, backlit by swirling solar flames. >> and of course, we're going to be talking about the 4th

this mission marked spacex is 31st launched this year. spacex is extensive collection of broadband satellite. so far, the company has launched almost 3000 satellites and has permission to launch up to 12,000. but one man in his seventies has proven football is not just a younger man sports reporter mark wilson spoke with him about having enough speed and toughness to compete with athletes decades younger than him. so that is the basis of high school football team varsity 1966. we went undefeated. the game of football has always been a huge part of michael lynch's life. anyone who's ever played football before younger old always dreams about those games of the distant past. but many of the 72 year old glory days on the gridiron aren't so distant. this is the football i caught for the touchdown. at 68 a half years old. you heard that right? 68 a half years old. here is my certificate for the guinness world records as the oldest american football player after high school on long island, michael played a little in college and then went on to

a spacex capsule is scheduled to arrive at the international space station tomorrow.rocket blasted off from cape canaveral on thursday. the dragon spacecraft is carrying £5800 of supplies and science equipment, including a climate instrument that will be mounted outside the space station. this mission was supposed to have taken place in early june but was grounded after inspectors found a leak from the ship's propulsion system. this is the 25th flight to the space station under a contract between nasa and spacex. the federal government will give san jose airport more than $10 million to make improvements to accessibility. the faa wants the airport to use that money to make it easier for people with disabilities to get around. an independent study, commissioned four years ago found more than 1700 problems when it came to accessibility at that airport. the grant money is part of the bipartisan infrastructure package that congress passed earlier this year. online word game, wardle is headed to the tabletop. the new york times, which owns the popular online world word puz

spacex on the other side, and twitter will fit somewhere in between.nk it's possible they might fit closer to the tesla model than the spacex model. emily: how optimistic are you about the future of tesla in china? isaac: i think it depends on how far musk is willing to bend. there's a lot of concerns in china about tesla as a national security right because of all the data it collects. i assume that musk will be happy to continue yielding to the chinese communist party with sharing data, with doing things like opening a showroom in a region in northwest china where upwards of a million muslims have been in concentration camps. i think we will continue to see similar behavior. the thing that would change it is if musk decides to be more heavily involved in politics and thinks it's just too much of a liability for me, but i don't see that is very likely. emily: the weight tictac handles its data and whether or not it shares with the chinese government, what is your take? isaac: i think what people need to understand, and it transitions to an even darker

the head of tesla spacex, elon musk, is waiting for trial with a sweater twitter requires the entrepreneure himself to buy the deal. the billionaire himself justifies with a refusal. social networks provide information on the number of fake accounts. and twitter bots call these statements a performance, accuse the businessman of hypocrisy and attempts to destroy the company, claims all requirements are met, access to almost 50 tb of user data is provided and now they are afraid on twitter that musk can use them to create competitors. most analysts bet on victory social networks, but it is possible that the court can become a platform for reaching a settlement agreement, most often at some stage. eh, one side or the other. a-a comes up with a proposal to negotiate, and the opponents decide to accept such a proposal there with certain conditions in order to save the face of both parties. the fact is that any fate. the likelihood is somehow connected in america with the disclosure of evidence by the so-called disclagger and the parties are afraid, uh, of this stage, because they don’t know wh

but he's gaining from spacex. how would you people are looking to warren buffett form -- for soaring valuations even in a tough time. kriti: the stock market is green on the screen. you are seeing that amid a low-volume environment. how much of this is sustainable? the fourth day of gains in the u.s., the longest streak year to date. does it sustain, especially, going into the payrolls report? stick with us on bloomberg television. this is bl mark: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world with the first word, i'm mark crumpton. orest johnson has given into pressure and resigned. the prime minister -- boris johnson has given into pressure and resigned. the prime minister blames the hernia instinct in westminster for his departure. >> and is clearly now the will of the parliament trait conservative party that there should be a new leader of the party, therefore a new prime minister and i agree with sir graeme brady, the chairman, that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. the timetable w

the fifth spacex starting this month in the 33rd this year.ns jackpot rose again the $790 million, third largest in the games 20 year history the next drawing will be tuesday. for more on these and other stories you could double the fox news at scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. an iconic new york city beach reopened today after another park siding, they closed rockaway beach as a precaution at the very westin of long island which has seen a rash of sightings and bindings along the south shore in the last couple weeks alexis mcadams is in queens with the latest. >> that's right a busy day out here in queens a lot of people are heading home but a lot of shark action in long island, just this summer this is the third this month that the speech has closed down due to shark sightings we talked to one local woman who was there yesterday and said she saw two sharks went by before everyone was evacuated. >> i look at i saw the sharks and it was going away there was two sharks and then we saw the fin strolling and strolling. >>

. >>> starlink satellite internet service operated by elon musk the company spacex launching for boats, ships and yachts and starlink maritime can deliver fast download speeds etsy but not t. the hardware itself will set you back $10,000 that you have to pay upfront. the service will cost $5000 a month but customers can pause billing when not being used. the latest product comes days after the sec and starlink permission to provide services to vehicles. back to you guys. if you have a boat, it is relevant. >> we don't have a boat. >> i am still working on it. >> life's goals. >> that's right. thank you so much. >>> bullets flying on the east bay freeway and the plate for help from chp after the lady shooting. >>> the big boost from the state heading the muni and what california is doing to help with the >>> look at our window over san jose. it looks nice and clear. i think i see a star but you will probably tell me it is a planet of some sort but is it only for: 48? that looks so different compared to what we have been seeing all week. we are seeing a clear out and you know it will be

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we see that spacex are able to send their people out there themselves. what is really important is that the iss is really old. we see that there are more issues with things like that. the plan was to retire in the next years. what i want to say is that the station is ration the end of its time. >> -- the space station is reaching the end of its time. >> china is still building it. russia announced it will have their own station by 2028. there are others that want to bring up a station by 2030 like india. nasa wants to bring up their own stations by private companies in the next year as well. parallel to the iss. there will be a lot of stations up there. if everything goes right. they are talking about how concrete can be made better. but they also make experiments on humans themselves. every astronaut and cosmonaut is an experiment in and of itself because they see how weightlessness changes their bodies for a flights. correct thank you. -- >> thank you. let's look at more stories making news around the world. japan is executing a man who killed seven pe

the address of the state of texas, a strong explosion on the launch pad, then a fire, the head of spacexmmented. it didn’t go so well on his twitter, according to the mask of the problem arose, at startup the engines of the rocket are designed to launch the reusable spacecraft that musk plans to send to mars. the prototype of this device is also being tested, but so far all the flights of the ship, except for one, have also been unsuccessful. and that's all for now, thank you

the newest vehicle that spacex is working on is probably the greatest example.ge rocket, and both stages, if i can use my silly model again. >> i love that model. >> both stages, the first one, once it's got everything up to speed, it actually has a little bit of fuel left, and engines. it can flip around backwards, land, and get used again. even the second stage, and they're working on this, a vehicle called "starship," the second stage can come around and land again so the vehicle becomes 100% reusable. we're in the infancy and space flight and figuring it out. it's a matter of common sense, regulation, and technology all coming together and doing what we collectively want people to do. the reality is, within the next, whatever, 40 minutes, a 23-ton rocket, 200 feet long, is going to crash somewhere in the world. >> oh, my gosh. you did a great job explaining to us why in the world this is happening and what potentially to expect. thank you so much, command chris hatfield, good to see you. >> thank you. >>> secret negotiations in washington, breathing new life

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. >>> oops that was yesterday when a spacex booster rocket exploded during a ground test fire it happenedmpany's texas star base facility the rocket involved in the blast a prototype called a super heavy booster 7. the spacex ceo elon musk tweeted that the rocket fuel may have been the cause it was part of the firstarship orbital test flight. it's to take astronauts to the moon the first orbital launch in the next few months if future testing goes well. >>> nasa releasing more images from the james webb telescope today. at an event at the white house yesterday, bill nelson explained just how detailed they are >> if you held a grain of sand on the tip of your finger at arm's length, that is the part of the universe that you're seeing, just one little speck ot the universe. >> the nasa administrator, bill nelson, former astronaut and senator. man, alive, a speck if held out like this. what impact are you expecting from this telescope and these images >> well, you see all of the galaxies in that deep field that we showed in the picture and if we showed in the picture and if that's just a spe

a cosmonaut joins the fifth spacex crew dragon launch the same month.s, space exploration has always been a point of highs and lows for russia and the u.s. both trying to outdo each other in the 1960 space race. the soviet union sending the first man into outer space, the u.s. landing the first crew on the moon. but in recent decades, space has been more of a joint effort between the two nations, especially after the creation of the iss which is operated by nasa, rozkausmas, and several other space agencies. both the u.s. and russia have hitched rides with each other. russian cosmonauts flew on the u.s. space shuttle before the fleet was retired in 2011. after that american astronauts traveled to the iss on soyuz spacecraft until nasa resumed its own launches in 2020 by partnering the with the commercial space company spacex. but the war in ukraine has caused some tension between the two agencies. on friday, russian president vladimir putin replaced rozkasmav's head who made several controversial remarks and threatened to suspend cooperation with the u.

the ukrainian armed forces, including with the help of the starlink satellite system owned by the spacexna mask told about this, the commander of the space forces of the states june. raymond satellites are flying high 130 mile above the battlefield provides high-precision internet access and helps the front line to keep in touch with the command. many people ask me. what lessons did i learn from the conflict in ukraine about the lesson itself, so far too little time has passed, but there are a few observations. the first thing that space is important and we have seen is that this conflict is included. i would also say that the use of outer space by commercial entities has played a very important role in enabling, which were useful to ukraine moscow she appealed to magathei for the attack of ukrainian drones on zaporozhye. nuclear power plant, we announced this in the russian foreign ministry. an appeal to the un agency and the council of europe is also being prepared from the provisional administration of the zaporozhye region . we assess this as nuclear terrorism, and at the moment many

petersburg a man returned from portugal explosion fire another fiasco with the launch of spacex launch vehicles before a successful launch in nova kakhovka, 90 people were injured as a result of the strongest missile attack by militants - this is the latest data on the death toll at least five times, seven people are missing two high-rise buildings cannot be restored and there may still be people under the rubble, the search continues, heavy equipment is working. not only at home, the hospital, schools, kindergartens, churches, literally the entire city center suffered. in addition , according to local authorities, 35 tons of humanitarian aid were burned down. rockets exploded just in the area where they were going to open a food hub. now they are helping to make up from other cities. evgeny lyamin will continue. strike on nova kakhovka ukrainian armed formations inflicted at night, this glow was visible, it seems from every window of the city powerful explosions. one by one in the hallway. here's what's from our apartment. here is such a beauty, everything is terribly torn by a shell

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. >>> a new venture for spacex. mattel announced it's teaming up with the company to create a line of toys and collectibles. no details yet on the collection, but it could include tiny replicas of the space falcon and dragon rocket suites. a lot of kids will like that. don't forget you can watch us live. roger aleman has a look at what's coming up at 5:30. >> we're only halfway through. a heat and more heat from california to the east coast, over in europe. millions of people are dealing with the scorching temperatures. we're going to show you some of the major problems around the region and the country. >>> and also new action to battle with what the president calls a climate crisis. >> and we have a responsibility to act. when our nation faces clear and present danger. that's what climate change is about. >>> a $50 billion promise. the move in washington that will have a direct impact on silicon valley companies when it comes to computer chips. >>> good end everyone, the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you so

in washington, susan mcguinness, nbc news >>> things did not go as planned when spacex tried testing a booster rocket that booster burst into flames thankfully no one was hurt it is meant for the next generation spacecraft hoping to be launched in the fall. b this might put the plan in jeopardy they will know more later today. >>> now to a much more successful mission for nasa and a huge day for astronomy fans. the first full scope webb footage has been revealed. brie jackson joins us for more it's just a preview of what's coming today >> reporter: that's right, frances. more images will be released today. and nasa has another event and they say they are, quote, unfolding the universe, using the $10 billion james webb space telescope. had is the sharpest infrared view of the universe ever seen images were captured at different wavelengths over a 12-hour period for comparison, here's an image from the hubble telescope on the left whi 11 days to composite. this technology operates almost like a time machine. >> that light that you are seeing on one of those little specks has been trave

. >> all right, you're watching live here, this is the docking up of, you know, the dragon x, spacexation right now. this signal has been going in and out here, but just delivering supplies to the international space station. another dragon x, another spacex vehicle, remember, this is elon musk's company is going to be launching tomorrow. it's a busy slate of launches, certainly. and private enterprise here that's sort of kind of ruled the rules from the days of nasa-only. but it's an effort in space and the greatest example of this is the webb telescope now poised a million miles beyond the earth that's taking these incredible pictures of the universe. images coming to us from better than three billion years ago. jim bridenstine join us, acorn company advisor, good to see you again. thank you for coming in. >> always, neil, great to be with you. neil: tell us about the international space station. tell us how it's going, i always forgot it's up there and you have to reply it and back and forth they go. how do they determine what to send up there? i know basic staples run out like th

elon musk came to california with a dream and started many businesses, spacex, tesla, huge businesses what i would like to say to the legislation and gavin newsom and the mayor of los angeles, the smartest guy in the world thought it was a good idea to come where you are, now the smartest guy in the world has left. what does that say about your state when the smartest man in the world who didn't want to leave went, i am forced to leave, i have to leave. >> i think it was a good choice. "everything reminds me of something. adam, congratulations on all yourself-made success. >> it's always a joy. brian: some day i hope you say that and mean it. but for now i will accept that. it's hard to stop him once he questions started and i was glad to tape it. parents say it's time for real alternatives in public schools. alternatives in public schools. we have the founder of a new wait!!! let me help—land o' frost premium meat. delicious and no by-products! toss it in. ay, moi? ok. weeeeeeeeee! make the smart choice. land o'frost premium meat. brian: if there is one thing the pandemic taught all

problem than he is used to solving, more engineering focused problems with companies like tesla and spacex boring company. i think you just realize it would not be very much fun to on twitter. >> interesting. why do you think he might have come to that revelation since trying to buy this deal? that this is going to be a bit hard to deal with the content over what you bargained for? >> it seemed like it all came together pretty quickly in the beginning. obviously, he is a big twitter user and has a lot of personal experience with stocks and content moderation. even in the beginning, it felt like the content moderation this week was a bit of a bolt onto the deal, and i think as he talked to the team, he got a firehose of data as he went through it, the very least to solve that problem. >> if you are twitter, what do you do? of course you want the highest price you can possibly get from your company. i know you're not an attorney, but what is your move here? >> a billion-dollar breakup fee would be more income than they have made in a wild. that is not a bad fall back. that would be as much l

severodonetsk people's republic of lugansk not according to plan, let's go to texas today to test the newest spacex the head of the company, elon musk, experts are now assessing the damage and finding out the cause of this explosion, but it is already known that the incident with the super heavy carrier for an older spacecraft is likely to shift the timing of its launch into orbit , which was planned this year. kuzbass found a living prop, missing a week ago the miner searched for the driver of the drilling rig leonid moiseev did not stop for more than 6 days, how he survived remains a mystery to the miner multiple fractures and injuries. he is conscious and taken to the hospital. currently. he is in intensive care, according to doctors, his life is not in danger. more than 500 babies have been born at the new perinatal center in the mari el capital, yoshkar-ol , which opened in early june. today, the minister of health of the country, mikhail murashka, visited a modern maternity hospital, and he provides scheduled diagnostic consultations in the center emergency assistance was built under the fede

people in texas exploded during the tests spacex booster the superheavy booster for the spacecraft senior few seconds after launch, the head of the company elon musk said that his team was assessing the damage. according to him. the whole point may be in cryogenic fuel, which, when evaporated, creates the danger of an explosion. america is disappointed in its president according to a new york times poll , 77% of respondents are dissatisfied with biden's policy, and only 13 approve of the us residents are annoyed by the advanced age, low efficiency and political views of the head the white house's image of the president is beaten by the price of gasoline, food and inflation in general , numerous opponents point to the unwillingness to communicate with the press for a year and a half. he gave only 38 interviews, more than half of the voters are sure that biden is too old for a second term. according to analysts, the key point of the trip to saudi arabia will try to restore the ratings during the middle east tour, where the american president will try to convince the series to increase oil s

not according to plan, let's go to texas today to test spacex's newest rocket.d of the company elon musk, the cause of the incident was an engine error, or rather one of the 33 engines that fire simultaneously for the future launch system have decided to somewhat simplify the super heavy launch vehicle incident for an older spacecraft, likely to shift the timing of its launch into the orbit it was scheduled for this year. more than 10,000 passengers were held hostage by a technical glitch at dodgy and gatwick airports, waiting bail flooded chaos at the last moment, more than 60 flights were canceled due to the luggage check-in system malfunctioning, hundreds of bags were not delivered to flights. but more than that, people a few hours just locked in airports without water and hot food. many were waiting on the stairs and just on the floor, well, it's useless to expect compensation from the airline already. that the departure was canceled for reasons beyond their control. live broadcasts text broadcasts even the excitement of the tote, but all this is not real in