my absolute favorite part of the reporting was spacex and the early days of spacex.o much enthusiasm. he is a twentysomething's were doing something that had never been done before. they were very clever and energetic. right as i finish that book, i could see that there were more startups built in this model appearing and it was a bit of an accident, i got sucked in. i tried to resist writing this book or while. susan: it is pretty amazing that you went, over the course of five years, some pretty far corners of the earth. what are some of those places? ashlee: i have been to new zealand several times, i went to india, i went to french guiana twice. i went to svalbard, the northernmost landmass you can get to, which happens to be where a lot of satellites in space feed it data down to the north pole. texas, california, england, you name it. susan: the scene you described in many of these chapters, divided in to four profiles of companies, there is some pretty wild west stuff going on in some of these operations. what is an outstanding story among all these, may be the

spacex's launch of a satellite into orbit spacex launched the return rocket in the atlantic ocean and launched more than 4,400 sterling satellites into space and announced that it was ready to increase the number of vehicles by 10 times in the 30th falcon 9 flight and the 32nd orbital mission of spacex in 2023. the first experience of the medical course in hormozgan was successfully completed, and medicine in the family doctor program for areas where access to specialists is difficult, here in hormozgan province and the border of sistan and baluchistan , where there is no specialist doctor, but specialists from 4 hospitals in tehran and hormozgan treat patients. without zero and visit in person to have a national code which was presented and unveiled on the order of the khalifa as a successful example for the country's implementation in the first congress of artificial intelligence in medicine . he was a specialist for not having low health services, and this is what we chose with the coordination of the governorate and medical science properties of the city in nasim within a few mont

spacex is making good progress. to the lunar surface for stays for our astronauts of up to 30 days, and today's announcement is about maintaining that cadence. it is about maintaining our excellence as the world's top space programme and to maintain that for generations to come. it is about maintaining collaboration with our industry partners who will enable generations of explorers and pioneers to live and work on other planets. so we are here today to make an exciting announcement about a second award. an additional different lander will help make sure that we have the hardware necessary for a series of landings. to carry out the science and technology development on the surface of the moon. and that what we do on the surface of the moon is in preparation for us to go to mars. i have said it before, we want more competition. we want two landers. that is better, and it means that you have reliability. you have back—up. it benefits nasa and the american people. these are public—private partnerships and it is the new

you invest in spacex. when is spacex come to money?going to ipo or spinoff starting? andrea: overall, spacex has a lot of cash and they make money by way of the starling space ships and salle services because, overall, a lot of people across the world now that it is on every continent are spending money on starling. it is generating a ton of revenue. what we think is starling is big enough as a business they could spin off eventually. i see an independent ipo. if we just see that he were to integrate generative ai into spacex, it might be a done deal. if that were the case. caroline: talk to us a little about tomorrow's ipo's today which manhattan ventures partners sort of tagline is. you are all about the secondary market and what is the secondary market like for any company whether it be the vision of x, spacex, or any companies you have in your portfolio, people willing to buy the secondary market. andrea: so right now, it is fascinating because you are getting to see the secondary market is driving the true value of every private c

but with spacex, you know, they make it look easy.this was just like a -- seemed like kind of a no-brainer of launching four people into space and to see one of my former classmates there and three people i've never met before, but three rookies, any time you're flying new people in space, it's great and to see them get their safely, i'm very happy. >> and the space travel component of this, scott, i just want to ask you about that. the saudis apparently paid for two of those passengers there and then we have one of the paying customers is john shoffner, an american who made his fortunate in the telecom business, founded durline. we're at that stage now where rich folks can buy tickets on these things and go into space and go into the space station. is that right? >> yeah, it seems to be. it's pretty incredible time we're living in. obviously, still very expensive and out of the realm of possibility for most people around the world. but i think the more we do this, the more the cost will come down and the safety will go up. so this is

it has been a very busy time for spacex.ts third launch in a matter of about three days. this, they're just saying moments ago, the weather is good. there are a go. we should see the spacex launch happened in about 15 or 30 seconds right now this is a private flight to the international space station. we will be taking off shortly. we can hear a countdown. here it goes? >> six, five, four, three, two, one, engines full power. and lift off. -- [inaudible] >> together, we expand what is possible -- at astro and godspeed a x two. >> all right. you can see that falcon 9 no in the air. there was some audio delay, but we have the visual realtime. this as it heads off to the international space station, just for private citizens headed their. the passengers include saudi arabia's first astronaut in decades, as well as a tennessee businessman who started his own sports car racing team. they will be led by retired nasa astronaut who now works for the company that ranged this first 8 to 10-day trip. it is the second charter flight org

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the spacex capsule carrying four private astronauts successfully splashed down on the coast of floridaragon took off on may 21st and spent over a week at the international space station. a federal appeals court ruled tuesday that the sackler family, owners of purdue pharma, will receive full immunity from civil opioid litigation. the family will pay $6 billion from their personal fortune to address the opioid crisis. >>> and succession fans noticed billionaire roman roy wearing this $13 walmart t-shirt in sunday night's series finale. it's now sold out online. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with the dramatic news that people may still be trapped underneath the wreckage of a partially collapsed apartment building in davenport, iowa. the mayor and police chief made the announcement at a press conference this morning amid criticism that rescue crews gave up looking for survivors too quickly. officials say five people are missing, includin

, so, why not spend all of your time on spacex? drop the mike on tesla, drop the mike on twitter, drop the mike there and do the thing -- >> i think his answer would be he can do it all >> but i would say, my answer to him, or my push-back might be, it doesn't appear right now over the last year you're doing a great job with all of them >> why >> spacex just had a major verd verd victory. i'm not going to argue he's doing a great job because i'm not going to -- it's all relative, i mean, he's got people working at these companies that are doing what they're doing. there's been a real argument about distraction at tesla for twitter, so, i agree spacex, i think, right now, again -- for a private company that we don't have a lot of information about, the progress there seems extraordinary. >> to your point, though, i mean, for the next year, the question is, if it's going to be tough for at least the next 12 months, which is what he predicts himself, then what does that mean for the stock? and if all these other companies go bankrupt,

lauren: think elon musk needs cash and will take spacex public? take spacex public and next round was $148 billion and star link is hot and dominating about 80% of that strike that is fear they'rr they're talking about and spin that and not take spigots x public. lauren: there's enthusiasm dealing with tech and expands beyond just tech, old school tech if you will. >> i think quite a bit because when interest rates level off like they have, banks can start to factor. it's very hard to take a company public when rates are going up every day, people are talking about inflation every day. lauren: or the recession. >> or the recession, but i think a lot of companies that may not be nvidia but again, they're in the ai space, they can be in the agricultural technology space. they can be -- lauren: name some. >> well, you've got spacex and we've also got data bricks, which i named. we've got indigo agricultural, which is another tech company that maximizes how much land and yield we can get off it. there's a lot of companies that are fully funded that we

when spacex was selected for the first human landing system, they decided they did not need to do thee they will go down to then from there they will go down to the lunar surface. the mission we are looking for the second lander is artemis five, and by then they hope that the gateway programme will be in full swing, an international collaborative programme to create this space station in lunar orbit, so they want this one to dock with that, then take the astronauts down to the moon, so they want a sustainable lunar economy. we have to leave it there _ sustainable lunar economy. we have to leave it there because _ sustainable lunar economy. we have to leave it there because the - sustainable lunar economy. we have to leave it there because the music i to leave it there because the music is playing and that means we have a break coming up, we will be live to hear more from that nasa news conference in just a hear more from that nasa news conference injust a minute or two, more headlines here in a few minutes. hello. the focus of the showers today mainly across parts of the south, but it

. >> spacex successfully launched other rocket from southern california. incredible shot, this video blows me away every time. carrying satellites for two communication companies. spacex tried to launch yesterday, it was scrubbed, but today everything went well. >>> something that blows you away, he's become the youngest person to graduate from fullerton college with five degrees. the 12-year-old left his second grade in 2019 bored and in need of a challenge, he enrolled in fullerton, so tiny. he got five degrees. his mother says clovis just loves to study. >> i study a lot to get things done before class. i tell myself i can do it, keep going. you're doing a very good job. >> he can do it, doesn't mean i can. >> doesn't mean i can either. >> clovis, you're one of a kind, bro. >> i appreciate him big upping himself. he's also a boy scout, loves basketball, archery and traveling, been to 23 countries with his family. more than me. >> and next year he'll be a doctor, all right. >>> one story for the 6:00 news cast, the wife of a north bay sheriff is in troub

. >>> also, the latest spacex mission is about to dock at the international space station. it is carrying a decorated former astronaut and three paying customers. we have new details on their week-long stay in space this hour of "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> overnight, president biden rushing back to washington from japan for these debt limit negotiations. just hours from now, he is set to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy again. they'll meet at the white house. as time runs out to reach a deal on preventing basically economic calamity. there are less than ten days to go before the government potentially defaults on its debt. before he left the g-7 summit with world leaders, biden told reporters that many of the demands from house republicans have been, quote, unacceptable. >> i think there are some maga republicans in the house who know the damage that it would do to the economy and because i am president, and presidents are responsible for everything, biden would take the blame. and that's the one way to make sure biden is not re-elected. >> arlette sae

>>> several environmental and cultural groups are suing the faa over the spacex space launch.e saying that they did not conduct the environmental reviews before the launch. the launchpad blew up hurling all sorts of debris and particulate matter over land. this weekend spacex president elon musk said to our knowledge there has not been any meaningful damage over land. >>> and think uber on water coming to san francisco. these are the electric boats built by a startup company, and the company is planning to demonstrate them this weekend. they are to be used as taxis taking riders from pier to pier. in 20 minutes they can go from redwood city's pier to oakland. the boats are 30-feet long and carry 30 people, and they can build 30 boats by next year, and no word of when the taxi service will be available after that. >>> and now, there is a portland loo which is going to be built of special material to allow for quicker cleaning, and each one is to cost a quart over a million dollars and to be installed in the next six months. >>> and new books to honor kids in a special way, and

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anyway let's speak to spacex expert aliv— let's speak to spacex expert ariv lari— let's speak to spacexd what are these satellites mean, these satellites doing? i mean, is what normally use to is it what we normally use to communications and communications satellites and all stuff that we all that sort of stuff that we associate with our mobile phones and sat navs? and on? yes. and sat navs? and so on? yes. iridium are very well known, been they're flying been up there the 1990s. and they there since the 1990s. and they do there since the 19905. and they io origirallv— there since the 19905. and they do originally with— “a1.ai ll0 and they do originally with motorola and lireless— do originally with motorola and lireless. ari— do originally with motorola and tireless. and that's general communication— tireless. and that's general communication satellites yeah for communication satellites yeah aoa molile— communication satellites yeah for mobile phones and all sorts of olrer— for mobile phones and all sorts of other things— for mobile phones and all sorts of other things .— for mobile ph

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. >> the crew of the spacex axiom to mission was welcome to board the international space station after a 15 and a half hour journey since its launch on sunday. peggy whitson the former commander of the iss in the first woman to command a private space mission spoke on the success of the mission in remarks during the welcome. >> station this is houston are you ready? >> houston this is station we are ready for the event. >> please begin the welcome ceremony. >> houston and space acts congratulations on a beautiful launch it is good to have new friends appear and on behalf of expedition 69 is an honor to welcome our new crewmates. i will pass it off to our commander. >> welcome aboard dear friends, it is nice to see you here at houston 69 so glad to have you here at the space station and we look forward to your arrival here and we watched yesterday your amazing launch and when we return, we are so grateful and congratulations for your successful launch and your docking and for me this is a great honor to work next to you. the most experienced in the great astronauts in the u.s., and cong

>> well spacex, that's what happened to spacex. it's exactly what just happened with his elon musk's last venture in the last month. i, mean the problem with ron desantis is that he has to do everything right, especially the way he starts. and this has just created the greatest picture of a launch blowing up by a guy that started spacex, at the worst possible thing that can happen. and a guy that already starts 25 points behind donald trump. so if his launch is any indication of where this is going, it doesn't bode well. i was sitting here tonight thinking about this. it reminds me a lot of rick perry and scott walker. both of whom were lauded as popular governors of their state, texas and wisconsin. both were principled conservatives that everybody loved. both could raise a ton of money in the course of this, and both ended up dropping out before the first vote was cast in the iowa caucuses. that is what this reminds me of. , >> is there any prefers chance, matthew, this could be a win for desantis and masks -- we are talking a lo

ex just minutes ago spacex axiom space 8x to lift it off exactly on schedule from the kennedy space inlorida. hearing a four person crew that includes saudi arabia first space their destination the international space station. good evening i am jon scott for this the fox report. will have one historian acxiom launch in moments. first at lucas thomas and live in the white house with the latest on the debt negotiations. >> jon, president biden spoke to house speaker kevin mccarthy will flank back aboard air force one. both sides are currently meeting virtually accord to the white house for here's the house speaker after the phone call the president. >> i believe it was a productive call. we are 11 days out. we've got to solve this problem. we have to spend less than we spent last year. every household in america. our own peter doocy did not travel 7000 miles to japan without getting a question into the president. here he is before biden left the podium. >> do you think if there is a breach nobody's going to blame you? >> or is no blame and you won't you'll be biden did a wonderful job. n

>> yeah well and spacex. >> for demos and other things we have contracted other providers as well. i can get you the full number. >> to date, while you have been involved with this, we are seeing a typical success rate and safety records from both companies? >> absolutely. >> and no identifiable problems, with -- that you feel pushed our satellites at risk? >> it has been a while since we've had an accident. i saw one a long time ago, a satellite that happened to be down at the space center. we watched it blowup right after liftoff. it was just out of crew quarters, and it wasn't even expecting this rocket launch. so it exploded about 15 seconds later. >> so it is great that we've gotten better at this and spacex has a pretty remarkable level of success. we just need to keep it going. i think it is important to be -- you know, constantly trying to look ahead and see what the next failure mode is. to make sure that you have the workforce that is really tracking the stuff closely. because some of these assets are in the billions, billions of dollars as you know. so i have got another

we've seen spacex missions where it will land on a platform in the middle of the ocean.to land it on a platform if all goes well back on earth. and we'll bring it to you as soon as we have it. it's going to be a few minutes before it happens, but we'll come back to it when it does happens it does happen. >> in the meantime, the attitude towards hard work is shifting. first, people didn't want to come back to the office. now just 2% of people won't move for work. that's a record low. so what's going on? could it be that gen-z and their attitude toward work ethic? watch this. >> older generations are so confused why we don't want to work, why we don't necessarily want to work hard or prioritize our careers. i want to travel and do other stuff with my life. >> but not everyone is shrugging off hard work. one jetblue flight attendant is showing us what it really looks like to give it your all at your job. >> wrap this wrap around your waist. clip the buckle and pull on the strap to tighten. as you exit the plane -- blow into the tubes on both with sides is. codo not inflate

the us space agency is already working with elon musk�*s spacex firm, who was awarded $3 billion to alsodividuals on the planet. one, elon musk, has made his fortune by transferring the car industry. —— transforming. the other, jeff bezos, by reinventing the way we buy things online, but they both have the same passion, for space. musk and bezos are building rockets and spacecraft to get humanity off earth. nasa has already teamed with elon musk and his spacex company to develop a novel rocket system that will also be able to land on planets. it is called starship and had its maiden flight last month, although it didn't quite go to plan, blowing up after four minutes. now it's the turn ofjeff bezos and his blue origin company. nasa wants them to build this, a landing craft, to put astronauts on the moon. it is going to cost about $7 billion. nasa and blue origin will share the cost. these are public—private partnerships. it's the new way that we go to the moon. it helps nasa share the risk, the technical risk, and the financial risk. they've got the flag up now, you can see the stars and

spacex said it was the company's fastest trip on record for eight crewed flight.ne of the most popular sections of yosemite is getting an upgrade. miss trail runs along the merced river and passed the vernal and nevada falls. the nonprofit yosemite conservancy says it is now working with the national park system for $5 million in renovations to improve the trail that includes moving the trailhead closer to the nature center. rebuilding up pedestrian bridge and adding an observation deck. already checking in on the weather. these are the highest from today. 80 santa rosa, it was 85 and fairfield. so a little bit warmer than yesterday . i'm not quite as warm as i thought it was gonna be. i thought we'd see more low nineties in here. we got close in the antioco had a couple of nineties out towards you know, out towards the eastern regions of antiochus, but overall temperatures slightly warmer yet again today that changes around now everything's going to go the other way. um as the fog starts to encroach more, we're going to see it in deepening marine layer and the de

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hejoins elon musk, whose company, spacex, was awarded $3 billion in 2021 to also land on the moon, asals on the planet. one, elon musk, has made his fortune by transforming the car industry. the other, jeff bezos, by reinventing the way we buy things online. but they both have the same passion for space. musk and bezos are building rockets and spacecraft to get humanity off earth. nasa has already teamed with musk and his spacex company to develop a novel rocket system that will also be able to land on planets. it's called starship and had its maiden flight last month, although it didn't quite go to plan, blowing up after four minutes. now it's the turn ofjeff bezos and his blue origin company. nasa wants them to build this, a landing craft to put astronauts on the moon. it's going to cost about $7 billion. nasa and blue origin will share the cost. these are public—private partnerships. it's the new way that we go to the moon. it helps nasa share the risk, the technical risk and the financial risk. they've got the flag up now and you can see the stars and stripes on the lunar surface.

stuart: i hope we have time for spacex, i think we got video. >> innovative isn't it?is. what's this about the market? what did it carry? >> saudi arabia's first astronauts decades pocketed to the iss and its charter multimillion dollar flight on sunday and is x launched to get holding crew by a retired nasa astronaut, also they arranged a trip for businessman who owns a sports car racing team so a for-profit venture is what i'm trying to say. $100 billion plus ownership by you unmask, raising $100 billion in some so it at to elon musk influence and wealth obviously but spacex is the rocket launch which we love to show which is so wonderful and advanced by the sterling, internet satellite companies like to be worth 60 billion of the 100 billion dollars evaluation. stuart: is helping ukrainians. >> he's donating that. stuart: what are cut what a guy. they seem to be recovering a little bit. >> the fact that pac west, they saw deposits increased to billion dollars, pac west looked at people willing to buy them, $2.6 million in construction loans by holdings and jp morgan

. >>> a spacex dragon capsule docked at the international space station today on a historic mission. crew of four private astronauts included the first saudi woman in space. they're led by former nasa astronaut peggy whitson now the first woman to command a private space flight. whitson has already spent more time in space than any american astronaut, 665 days and counting. >>> all right. a club pro, not a touring pro, steals the show at this year's pga championship. pga championship. we'll have his remar dove 0% with coconut and jasmine is aluminum free and kind to skin. it dries instantly, with no visible residue. with 48 hour odor protection, nobody's coconuts work harder. up at 2:00am again? witonight, try pure zzzs all, night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. [♪♪] did you know, unless you treat dandruff regularly, it will keep coming back. try head & shoulders shampoo. dandruff is caused by irritation to a germ that lives on everyone's scalp. unlike regular shampoo, head & shoul

it is one of four want to spacex is handling for the company.ttee appointed by india's top court says it doesn't see regulatory failure or price manipulation in the rise and fall of the adani group stocks. the initial fundies come as a relief for the empire, which has lost over $100 billion the hindenburg controversy. shares rallied on friday after the report was made public. that is your bloomberg business flash. dani: thank you. adrian wong there. ryanair says and expects strong demand in the peak summer season to drive a 10% increase in passenger numbers. the low cost carrier reported estimates -- reported profit that beat estimates. thank you for joining us. what is driving the strength? where should i be going that everyone else is going? neil: everywhere is great. we have over 3000 dearly -- daily flights at the moment. half a million people have been moved around. every flight is nearly full at this point. you have to book early or you will miss out. dani: where is the demand coming from? neil: sun destinations are very strong, especially

the mission is the second of four human launches spacex is set to handle for the company.d its own private space station in the future. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. alix: thanks very much. j.p. morgan investor day is underway with the ceo discussing the impact of the first republic deal on the outlook. >> turning to the impact of the first republic transaction, we are expecting a full contribution of approximately $3 billion. as a result, we are updating the 2023 outlook to approximately $84 billion. in addition, you will recall, our medium-term expectations was around the mid-70's. alix: at 2: 30, jamie dimon will be speaking. sonali basak joins us now. nothing seemed revolutionary. what are the fireworks into an a half hours? sonali: i think the only real fireworks is the income guidance. jamie morgan -- jamie dimon is not known for fireworks at investor day. one thing i know investor bankers are talking about at j.p. morgan is the ability to invest in underrated sectors like tech and health car

spacex has launched the crew of private astronauts to its space station.unched on saturday evening. the mission was operated by axios's space and marks the second of four human space flight lunches that spacex is happening -- managing. in india probe finds there is no sign of manipulation in adani group stocks. the empire has lost over 100 billion dollars since the hindenburg controversy. shares of adani group company rallied after friday. rishaad: we were just talking about who will be the next person to succeed james gorman as the morgan stanley ceo as he announced his plan to step down in the next 12 months. there seem to be three key contenders. su: it is going to be a closely watched matchup because while gorman did not announce the names, he was confident. let's look at who they are. dan simkowitz who oversees asset management with experience on both sides of the firm, but it is the two others that are viewed as the contenders. ted pick who runs international securities group involved with deal mating -- dealmaking for he is credited with fixing the

. ♪ alex: spacex launched for private astronauts in route to the international space station claimingt woman from saudi arabia into space. they launched sunday evening from the kennedy space center in florida. the mission operated by axiom spaces the second of for human spaceflight launches that spacex has handled for the company. acxiom has plans to build its own space station in the future. apple is just a few weeks away from debuting its mix reality headset. mark garman has been following the project incredibly closely and he joins us now for more. what do we need to know about what's coming? give us the deal on this headset. mark: we are right now two weeks away, two weeks and five minutes away i should say from that headset launch event. this will be apple's first major new product in eight years. it's since the original apple watch was introduced and when -- and went on sale in 2015. this will be an interesting test case for apple. apple didn't necessarily create the mp3 player markets or the smartphone market for the tablet market but there was a sense those areas were about to

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this strategy will help spacex cut down on the overall cost. a private chef is facing backlash after sharing the outlandish pizza she made that was worth $2000. she made it for a celebrity client. gold-infused flat bread, special honey and caviar and 24-carat gold plates. many in line reacting in hearer at the price tag with one tweet saying, i will take a $.99 slice, good job. those are headlines. >> steve: a couple years ago on the show, we had a new york restauranteur who put gold leaf on the pizza. >> ainsley: what does gold taste like? >> brian: stick to the roof of your mouth. >> ashley: brian knows. >> steve: turns out gold tastes like prison. >> ashley: like that gum that sticks to your mouth. >> ashley: is that what it tastes like? >> ainsley: you can't taste gold, caviar, you can taste that. >> brian: gold for your food and wallet. >> ainsley: 150e78 seems like a waste. >> brian: america could -- redundant funding coming your way. >> ainsley: plus, a bird, a plane, a pickleball player. trying to break a record for 48 matches and 48 st