spacex launched over half of the global launch as last year, 90% of what went orbit went through spacexthey are the best option on the market and in some cases the only option on the market. so, to have other players and other competition is huge. the interesting thing between spacex and blue origin is you have bezos and musk, two billionaires, the companies were founded at the same time, 2002. until a couple of years ago they had invested the same amount of money into both companies and when you look at what spacex has done over that time, dominating the market and enabling this entrepreneurship, innovation and private capital with jeff bezos launching these luxury trips to the edge of space with small rockets. new glenn is the vehicle that is going to launch satellites and enable them to do things like lunar missions and everything else blue origin wants to do. it's important for them to get the vehicle up and it's important for the rest of us because competition brings prices down for everyone. mike: chad, what do you see the incoming trump administration doing to help foster the spa

. >>> this is the moment the explosion of spacex's starship rocket. airline pilots in the air at the time reporting debris streaking across the sky. what we've learned tonight. >>> and this evening here, we have a major announcement just moments away, from "gma" to "world news tonight," americans from across the country and what you can do right here in a moment and what's been done already. this is extraordinary. "socal strong." >> david: good evening, and we begin tonight here with breaking news involving president-elect trump's inauguration. the carefully orchestrated plans for the inauguration now shifting tonight just three days before he takes the oath of office. dangerously cold weather forcing the ceremony indoors. this is the first time since ronald reagan in 1985. the forecast calling for potentially the coldest inauguration day in 40 years. 23 degrees, the windchill making it feel like 7 degrees for much of the day. flags, seats, and the staging area, of course, have been already set up for monday's ceremony. crews have been working around

spacex and the faa completes this investigation. david? >> david: all right. trevor ault tonight, trevor, thank you. >>> tonight, firefighters in california are using this very rare window, winds, to try to contain two major fires before dangerous winds are set to return next week. tonight, thousands are just now seeing what's left of their neighborhoods. matt gutman again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with a brief break from a series of red flag warnings, southern california now shifting focus to restoration and repopulation. streams of utility trucks and national guard gridlocking streets in those fire zones. and late today, thousands of families finally being allowed to see what, if anything, is left of their neighborhoods. but many now returning to this painful reality. what you're seeing down there was the home that belonged to the bailey family for three generations. and beyond, house after house, block after block, was the neighborhood that they lost. in fact, the expanse of the fire zone is so large that it takes 15 minutes

but spacex says that they lost telemetry.have video from the turks and caicos islands of what may be starship breaking up over the islands. so now spacex says that they will try to understand the root cause of what happened as it apparently disassembled, in the words of spacex, broke apart over the islands. they want to use this rocket some day to go it the moon and maybe mars. >>> tonight a stunning about face over tiktok. for months there was rare agreement in washington that it should be banned if it's chinese owner didn't sell it. now the white house and others who opposed it are trying to keep it alive. here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: a major reversal concerning one of america's most popular apps. the white house saying they will not implement the ban on tiktok set to if into effect this sunday according to two administration officials. >> i feel like this is happening because of us. >> the fight isn't over. it's just going to be extended. >> reporter: the battle over the future of the app has gone to the to suprem

spacex and blue origin. a short time ago, the tower catching the booster returning to earth, but have they lost the main rocket tonight? >>> the new report this evening on chancer in the u.s. what they're now seeing in women and young people. what you need to know. >>> tonight, we remember a famous filmm filmmaker. >>> and another loss tonight. the tributes to mr. baseball. >> just a bit outside. >> david: some of his funniest moments, including on johnny carson. >>> good ervening. we are following several breaking stories tonight. there is news tonight the spacex booster that returned a short time ago, but have they lost the main rocket tonight? >>> also the israel cease-fire with hamas to get the hostages out. is it already on shaky ground? what's now happened this evening. >>> but we begin tonight with the race to contain the wildfires in southern california, before major santa ana winds are set to return. they now have a small window. tonight, what's been wiped away along the pacific coast highway, and y

spacex and blue origin facing setbacks. more on that, next.mberg technology." ♪ you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. that's why pnc bank strives to be boring with your money. the pragmatic, calculated kind of boring. caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. find the podcast online on apple, spotify and iheart. this is bloomberg. >> oh, my god! >> what is this? caroline: footage taken of spacex's rocket exploding into the sky minutes into its seventh a test flight. this did not were elon musk, who said this is barely a bump in the road. they did make that extraordinary catch of the super heavy booster. steps are being made. lauren: the weird part of this entire test launch as they achieved the secondary objective, to make the catch. the actual main objective of the flight, to test out the starship in space got cut quite short, which is unexpected given the steady progress they had been making ove

spacex's upgraded starship rocket has exploded minutes into its latest test flight.ello, i'm nicky schiller. israel and hamas have officially signed a ceasefire and hostage release deal, after overcoming last—minute disputes. israel's security cabinet is due to meet later to ratify the agreement. some ministers, including the far—right security minister itamar ben—gvir, have threatened to resign if it is approved, calling it a reward for hamas. the civil defence agency in gaza says more than 80 palestinians have been killed by israeli strikes since the deal was first announced on wednesday. the ceasefire is meant to begin on sunday, with the release of the first three israeli hostages. simonjones reports. "we want an end to the war, we're broken." that was a message from some of the families of the israeli hostages still being held in gaza, as they took to the streets in tel aviv. the first phase of the ceasefire would see 33 hostages, including women, children and elderly people, exchanged for palestinian prisoners in israeli jails. we really hope and pray that thes

spacex's starship rocket broke up during a flight test today.eo posted on social media shows the debris streaming across the sky. nobody was on board. several commercial flights were diverted or delayed because of the debris. pretty intense there. the rocket had taken off from brownsville, texas, but shortly after, the starship apparently disappeared and spacex lost contact. spacex posted on x that the starship had experienced a, quote, rapid unscheduled disassembly. the company says it will be reviewing the data to better understand what exactly happened. a stunning reversal over tiktok. the white house and others who oppose the chinese owned social media platform are now trying to keep it alive. just days before it is set to be banned in the united states, here's audrey asistio a stark shift tonight concerning one of america's most popular apps, according to two administration officials, the white house says it will not implement the ban on tiktok, set to go into effect on sunday. i really feel like this is happening because of us. the fight i

. >>> plus, the fallout from the spacex rocket explosion. putting the program on hold and checking into reports of property damage from debris. >> gio: incredible pictures there. >>> but first millions are waiting and watching tiktok says it will go dark sunday unless president biden intervenes. morgan norwood joins us now. morgan, the clock is ticking. >> good morning. we're looking at an escalating showdown between tiktok and the biden administration. the app, as you mentioned, will go dark tomorrow on sunday unless the administration guarantees app stores and internet providers won't face penalties for keeping it online. with that said, with the deadline hours away, some users are savoring their final scrolls while others flock to another chinese app in protest. this morning, tiktok warning it will shut down for its more than 170 million users in less than 24 hours putting pressure on the white house to intervene. in a statement overnight, the company saying, unless the biden administration immediately provides a definitive statement that

and yet, it's still not as large as spacex starship rocket. bezos is also challenging musk on other fronts, with plans to launch a constellation of internet satellites to take on spacex's starlink internet service, and the race is on to be the first private company to land humans on the moon, something that hasn't been done in more than 50 years. >> wow. just incredible. the numbers there, 32 stories tall but still not as big as spacex's rocket. >> musk and bezos going after it after it for space supremacy. >> michael strahan michael strahan on the piece was went to space. got to go up there and he said it was life changing. >> yeah, i believe it, i believe it thriving. >> call or visit national debt relief.com to get started. >> time now for sports news now and the effects of the california wildfires. >> both of the nba's l.a. teams are set to resume their schedules, and the league has informed the lakers and the clippers that their home games are expected to be played tonight. >> meanwhile, in the nfl, the rams are prepping to play their hom

now a key voice in donald trump �*s policy circles say that many critical people who built tesla, spacexuntries that make america strong are because of hi-b. but america strong are because of h1—b. but republican hardliners call it a scam that undercut jobs and wages for americans. the visa programme is a total and complete scam concocted by the lords of easy money on wall debates in the united states now, pitching donald trump supporters from the tech industry against his far right loyalists. silicon valley, which depends on h1—b visas to hire specialised walker says it feels a big skills gap in the us workforce. elon musk, now a key voice in donald trump �*s policy circles say that many critical people who built tesla, spacex and hundreds of of other countries that make america strong are because of hi-b. but america strong are because of h1—b. but republican hardliners call it a scam that undercut jobs and wages for americans. the visa programme is a total and complete scam concocted by the lords of easy money on wall street. , ,., , the lords of easy money on wall street. , , ., ., .

but spacex is now going to have to investigate. and of course, the faa is going to be investigating too. so maybe a while before spacex can fly again. >> elon musk a short time ago posted online some video of the debris raining down and added, quote, success is uncertain. entertainment is guaranteed. um, in terms of setbacks, i mean, i guess they anticipate a certain amount of setbacks. is this, i mean, for the company, much of a setback. he later posted that he doesn't foresee this delaying a scheduled launch next month. >> yeah. so the excitement guaranteed. that's something that elon musk likes to say before a lot of these launches. and yeah, i mean, excitement did happen. i'm curious to think what a lot of the folks who have been delayed have their flights delayed at, you know, miami or fort lauderdale. the faa reporting that they've had flights delayed about an hour at those airports. so, you know, i don't know if they think that this is excitement that's been guaranteed. but, you know, this is going to be an investigation by

, the faa i >>> one day after that spacex starship blew up during a test flight, raining debris downaribbean, the faa is ordering spacex to pause operations as the agency investigates what went wrong. tom costello is here. tom, what can you tell us about this? >> well, the debris from starship fell out of the skies and over the turks and caicos islands. while nobody on the ground was injured, there are reports of property damage in the region. with falling debris, air traffic controllers had to quickly declare a large section of air space off limits to planes. hundreds of flights had to detour around the area or hold on the ground, including some that had been in the air for a long time and were then short on fuel. they were forced to declare a fuel emergency to fly through that air space at their own risk. listen to this iberia pilot coming from madrid, spain, with 283 people on board. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. [ indiscernible ] >> headed to san juan, puerto rico. all planes, in fact, did land safely. elon musk has said they're now looking for a cause. the faa requiring spacex to c

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the faa has grounded spacex's starship after a mid-flight explosion. that rocket broke up during a flight test yesterday. you can see the video here was posted on social media showing debris streaming across the sky. no one was on board, but there are reports of property damage on the caribbean island of turks and caicos. faa says it will not allow spacex to launch starship again until it completes its investigation into that failure. and what caused the incident. the feds say spacex must also take corrective actions to prevent another explosion. the weekend is finally here. we've had sunshine all week and it looks like nothing's going to change. yeah, some fog for the morning and really comfortable temperatures. yes, it's going to be nice to get outside and enjoy it as we head throughout your saturday and sunday forecast. we also have updated looks here at some wind and what we're tracking on that chance for next week. let's take it outside right now. we'll start it off across the bay. if you have any plans for tonight. and it is cold already. numbers

by elon musk and elon musk and spacex.course, they've been routinely launching falcon nine falcon heavies, recovering first stage boosters. so in a way, blue origin is playing catch up. and this is a big deal. this is their first orbital rocket, the new glenn. and it's been in development for quite a while. so it will be exciting to see how it goes. now it took spacex many, many, many tries before they successfully recovered their first stage booster. and so blue origin is going to try this on their first flight test. so we'll see how it goes. it'll be interesting to watch. >> and again about this being such a big deal and the fact that, you know, this rocket, or at least blue origin is really going to be a major competition to elon musk. talk to us about how, you know, that's probably good for us, right? >> oh, absolutely. competition is good. it keeps everyone sharp, keeps everyone on their game. it keeps people from being complacent. right. and so then always good to have an alternative provider. spacex has been has bro

spacex confirma que su nave starship se destruyo en su 7.o vuelo de prueba. mas grande y potente del mundo cargaba con diez satelites ficticios para practicar su lanzamiento. noticias telemundo mediodia con nicole suarez y octavio pulido. que tal ? muy buenas tardes y gracias por acompanarnos aqui en noticias telemundo mediodia. feliz viernes ! vamos a la i informacion y comenzamos con esta noticia de ultima hora. se da a conocer que la juramentacion del presidente electo de estados unidos se realizara dentro del capitolio en vez de afuera, ante las gelidas temperaturas que azotaran la region y es la primera vez desde la jura juramentacion de ronald reagan que ocurre asi. asi que pasamos de una vez hasta la capital del pais con cristina londono para ver como van esos preparativos. cristina, cuentanos. >> hola nicole, muy buenas tardes. bueno, la confirmacion exacta de lo que va a pasar aqui el lunes la dio el presidente electo, donald trump. dice que el esta ansioso de tomar posesion de las riendas de este pais, pero asegura en su medio social truth social, q

. >>> historic launch aimed at taking on elon musk and spacex is scrubbed in the final minutes. >>> later, the response to the california wildfires getting more political with one week to go until inauguration day. >>> it is monday, january 13th, 2025. you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good monday morning. thank you for being with us. i'm frank holland. we begin with a look at u.s. stock futures with the markets falling after the friday's stronger than expected jobs report that led to the upside in yields. that is one that is rattling are investors. take a look. we are deep in the red across the board. s&p down almost 1%. the dow would open 160 points lower. right here, the nasdaq down more than 280 points. down just about 1.5%. right now, i want to look at the pre-market action on the nasdaq 100. take a look at those stocks moving the index lower. arm holdings down 4%. similar for alantir and micro strategy. let's look last week. it was and down week overall. the nasdaq down two weeks in a row. here is the percentage moves. the dow falling more than 1.3%. the s&p dow

a fiery end to a spacex test flight and the impact it had on air travel. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. we start with breaking news out of the middle east. israel and hamas have signed the hostage and cease-fire deal after a holdup. the israeli cabinet is meeting this morning to approve it. that means the full parliament vote has slid from today to saturday, and the first hostage release could slide from sunday into monday. two americans, sagui dekel chen and keith siegal, are said to be on the list to be released in the first phase. a third american, eden alexander, would be released later because he serves in the idf. four other american hostages are believed to be dead. cbs' jarred hill is here with the late developments. there's a lot of hope this deal will hold. >> as we speak, israeli officials are meeting right now to formally approve this cease-fire hostage release deal with some pushback from the country's conservative right. still, though, it seems as though this is basically a done deal. although only the first step. this morning an end to the brutal war between israe

but nine minutes after liftoff, spacex lost touch with starship. videos appeared debris streaming across the sky. spacex ceo elon musk wrote online, there was an oxygen and fuel leak above the ship engine firewall. >>> coming up, the big names set to play a benefit concert for los angeles wildfire victims. and the new questions on whether will be able to handle thousands of claims from those fires. usans of claims from those fires. ♪♪ herbal essences is a force of nature. our shampoos and conditioners are made with supercharged botanicals. ♪♪ these sulfate-free formulas deeply penetrate and replenish nutrients. ♪♪ to boost hair health in just one wash. ♪♪ all without the salon naturalsrice tag. ♪♪ ♪♪ it's supercharged herbal essences. ♪♪ can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> the damage from the california wildfires is just beginning to be calculated. but there is alrea

. >>> spacex loses its starship during a test flight over texas. new video showing the debris scattered through the sky. what ceo elon musk says went wrong with the unmanned spacecraft. >>> and remembering david lynch, the visionary director behind "twin peaks", and "mulholland drive". "early today" starts right now. >>> glad you're with me this morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin in israel, where after delays and false starts, prime minister benjamin netanyahu now confirming there is an agreement on a cease-fire deal with hamas in gaza. the first phase of the deal is set to last six weeks. israel will halt attacks and pull troops out of populated areas. hamas will release the first grououp of israeli captives in exchange for palestinian prisoners. let's go now to daniele hamamdjian who is in tel aviv. last-minute hurdles to get to this point. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. well, now it's a question of formalities before things get going on the ground. and the security cabinet vote is expected to take place today. in fact, mini

blue origin�*s rival, spacex, sent rockets into orbit more than 400 times.ster on the launch pad. butjeff bezos�*s company, blue origin, is building more rockets for a series of test launches, and they hope to take on spacex. blue origin has been sending people into space for ten years, but briefly, and not into orbit. up until now, blue origin has been using a rocket system called new shepard. it's 19.2 metres high, and although it can get into space briefly, it's not powerful enough to get into low earth orbit. the new system, new glenn, at 98 metres, is gigantic by comparison and it can get 45 tonnes into low earth orbit. but it's not as big as elon musk�*s starship at 121 metres. it eventually will be able to take up 200 tonnes into space. the lower stage of the rocket failed to return to this can be room for more than one multi—billionaire to find their own corner and not end up slugging it out in the ring because i think that's really to no 1's best interests. i would like to think that they will kind of manoeuvre around each other and find their respe

. >>> things didn't go quite as planned for spacex during the company's latest launch. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> we are starting off with some breaking news. a huge fire is burning at a battery storage plant in monterey county. this is where that fire is burning. it's at the moss landing power plant just off cabrillo highway south of watsonville. we covered this facility back in 2022 when pg&e first cut the ribbon on a new power storage project. it was at the time the utility's largest storage facility. it is now operated by texas-based vistra energy. andrea nakano is live near the plant for us tonight, which is still burning. what do we know about what is going on down there? >> reporter: details are still coming in on this incident, but i'm just outside the moss landing power plant and as you can see behind me, there is quite a bit of smoke still going up in the air and that bright orange glow has become a little bit calmer as the evening has gone on. it was much brighter about an hour ago, but it's been

he's aiming to rival spacex in the satellite launch business.ch pad at the cape canaveral space force station under cloudy skies on its second attempt this week. secured inside new glenn's payload bay is the first prototype of blue 0rigin�*s blue ring vehicle, a maneuverable spacecraft the company plans to sell to the pentagon and commercial customers. a short time ago the spacex owner elon musk congratulated mr bezos on a successful launch. that is your business news, we will see you for another addition very soon. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with the australian open where great britain's emma raducanu has made the third round for the first time in her career. the world number 61 fought back from breaks down in each set and needing treatment for a back injury to beat amanda anisimova 6—3, 7—5. up next though, she faces the huge challenge of second seed iga swiatek. i'm going to enjoy playing in a great atmosphere. i think the last two matches i've had, the crowd has been amazing, the support here. i have felt at home. it has

in a couple of hours spacex plans to launch its massive starship rocket on the seventh test flight andave its launch towers mechanical chopstick arms will attempt to catch the booster stage win it returns to earth as a spacex demonstrated so dramatically in this video in october. and moments ago astronaut sonny williams completed a six-hour spacewalk to do maintenance on the international space station. she is one of the two boeing starliner test pilots whose eight-day mission in june was extended for months because of thruster problems on their spacecraft. williams who is currently serving as the space station's commander says she and fellow star liner pilot bunch wilmore more have been keeping busy in space. >> yet eventually we want to go home because we left our families a little while ago but we have a lot to do while we are appear and we've got to get that stuff done before we go home. >> and in march williams and wilmore are scheduled to return to earth it will be onboard a spacex dragon capsule pair john. >> john: i don't blame sonny from wanted to get out for a little bit if i

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spacex is one of the biggest players in the field. the incoming administration offering you in terms of expanded business and also what sort of challenges? alex: spacex has really changed to the game in space by -- i would not say making launch a solved problem -- but certainly lowering the barriers for companies like us to get to space so we are thankful for their contribution to the industry. the incoming administration has a history of being very friendly towards commercial space. budgets we rely on for our customers will certainly go up. that is very good for us. but i think that space is more that a u.s. issue. it's a global issue. we have an office in toulouse, france that enables us to do business with customers in france on the government and commercial side and in the broader european union. so that is in europe. we also see demand for space also in countries that don't have their own industrial base but want more sovereignty over their space infrastructure. we have a joint venture in the uae. we created the first company in

. >> reporter: spacex's star ship falls apart. the booster landing as planned. >> booster coming in. get ready for that boom. >> this morning, sightings of what may be the spacex's debris as far as the caribbean and what elon musk and nasa are saying. >>> justin baldoni bringing a $400 million lawsuit against blake lively and others accusing them of trying to ruin his career and bringing taylor swift into the feud. what new text messages are revealing straight ahead. >>> plus, honoring icons. tributes pour in for david lynch and for the man they called mr. baseball. >> just a bit outside. >> legendary baseball broadcaster, actor and pitch man, bob uecker. bob costas joins us with a tribute to his long-time friend. >>> and game's on. football fans all across the f. we have you ready, today, friday, january 17, 2025. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie an country getting set for one of the biggest nfl weekends of the year, the divisional round of the playoffs. eight teams, four matchups, and we've got

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these same federal agency that grants launch waivers to spacex. so there could be an interesting rub developing here. pilots reported seeing the view of starship breaking up about ten minutes into its test flight, 90 miles above the earth. that's when the link to starship was lost, and there was apparently some real concern that some of this could fall on a commercial flight below, because the airspace in the caribbean can be very busy, especially in the wintertime. so the faa put into place this rare sweeping delay for flights leaving miami international airport. also, fort lauderdale-hollywood international airport. and this was the peculiar line. flights were delayed an average of 45 to 60 minutes because of a rocket launch anomaly. a separate alert from the faa said this was due to debris. and i want you to listen now to this recording from liveatc.net of air traffic controllers telling pilots of this space debris delay. listen. >> we've got a major streak going from at least 60 miles with all these different colors. and just curious, it looke

what do you make of spacex's most recent launch? >> you know, unlike what we are told in the movies, especially about spacex, failure is an option. i mean, that will happen, uh, especially when you're doing something as complicated as spaceflight. um, you know, the flight was a partial success in that they were able to catch the the first stage. the second stage had an issue. but, you know, that's what we do in spaceflight. we fly, we test. sometimes things fail. we learn from it, we fix it and we move on. you know what i was excited about, though, and seeing that reentry, um, you know, as elon, i think calls it a rapid unscheduled disassembly, essentially the spacecraft blowing up and then reentering the earth's atmosphere. it got me really excited for when the international space station is going to deorbit, um, you know, in the next five or so years. and i hope this future of spacex group is going to plan a trip to the pacific ocean to see that. because if you thought what, you know, starship reentering, if you think that was pre

i mean, to look at tesla and spacex. >> laura: plus, gavin newsom gets called out for pushing misinformation my angle in moments 24 are now dead and 16 missing as california braces for high winds tonight that could cause explosive fire growth. matt finn is live in altadena, california with the latest. matt? hi,laura the eaton fire is the deadliest so far. 16 people dead in this town alone. take a look at this one street. it's obliterated. if we went down farther we could show you home after home after home. so he caso c so cal edison respe because did not turn off the electric here. they are getting back to their property case by case and trying to reclaim some of their belongings. flip around to the other side of the street, laura. the fires spared certain sides of streets this one. the people who are home the one side says owner is home and has guns beware district attorney nathan hochman announced charges against nine different people for looting and one for an. so one people we talked to are afraid of their homes being picked over, laura. >> i heard the same thing. thank you very much. a

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spacex fracasa en su Última misiÓn.os bonches de avena son nutritivos. porque nos da sabor y energía para todo el día. son crocantes, crujientes y con miel... ¡deliciosos! ¡honey bunches of oats es para todos! rebotando de doctor en doctor. como un balón. ¿mandaron mis exámenes de laboratorío? ¿o los tenía que mandar yo? luego viene el papeleo, las facturas, el... cuando la cobertura y el cuidado de salud trabajan juntos todo es mucho más fácil. en kaiser permanente, trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. >> nos despedimos con las impactantes imÁgenes de la explosiÓn del cohete starship de spacex de elon musk. la compaÑÍa dijo que los seis motores de la nave espacia parecÍan haberse apagado uno por uno, por lo que perdieron el contacto a los ocho minutos y medio de este vuelo. se supone que la nave espacial sobrevolarÁ el golfo de mÉxico desde texas en un recorrido casi circular alrededor de la tierra. por fortuna, no habÍa nadie a bordo de esta nave. asÍ llegamos al final de esta emisiÓn. pero como siemp

spacex indica que eligieron el área del sur del océano Índico para re-entrar a la tierra.és de la nasofaringe por más de 10 segundos. si se colapsa la vía aérea aquí del área de la faringe no pasa el aire. 1 empieza a roncar y baja el oxígeno y eso se convierte en una apnea obstructiva del sueño. la apnea del sueño está muy relacionada con la obesidad. si tú tienes un paciente que está bien obeso, tiene un the made bien alto y lo pones a rebajar y te baja un 20% de su bmi, ese paciente va a mejorar su apnea. el tratamiento estándar sigue siendo la maquinita con la mascarilla. es la presión positiva. lo que hace la presión es que pone una máquina aquí, echa aire y abre. mantiene abierta la nasofaringe, por lo tanto el paciente puede respirar bien, pero el medicamento para la obesidad schiff vance aprobado recientemente por la fda para tratar la apnea obstructiva del sueño da mayores esperanzas a quienes padecen de esta condición y hubo un estudio de 460 personas donde se pusieron los pacientes que tenían nada de sueño severa o moderada que usaban máquina. se pusieron el med

por otro lado, spacex lanzó su cohete falcon 9, que transportaba 21 naves starlink desde la estacións del mundo con pocos servicios y a partir del 31 de enero amazon le dirá adiós al servicio de pruébalo antes de comprar, que permite probarse ropa y pagar por las piezas que el consumidor conserva. según un portavoz de la compañía, el cierre se llevará a cabo porque solo funcionaba para algunos artículos específicos y por el uso de las nuevas funciones impulsadas por la inteligencia artificial. yo soy silvana henao y este es tu informe cnbc para telemundo. vamos a palco deportivo este domin por la pantalla de telemundo. les tenemos el partido de la ronda divisional de los playoffs entre los philadelphia, eagles y los angeles rams, y por eso en nuestro palco deportivo está dedicado al equipo de filadelfia en su victoria frente a los packers. lamentablemente, lo primero es bastante desagradable. este creador de contenido fanático de los packers decidió visitar el estadio de los eagles con su novia y el sujeto que vemos atrás se dedicó a acosarlos todo el partido, insultándolos una y otr

tonight or this afternoon, it's going to be spacex's seventh flight test of starship. and so, you know, that's where they try to catch that rocket booster using those two giant mechanical arms hugging the rocket as president-elect trump likes to say. so we can expect that tonight. but really just back to back launches of these two huge heavy lift rockets. >> don't they call them chopsticks? isn't that what elon musk calls those things? chopsticks. like come and grab them anyway. oh, also that that was going to be the next suggestion. okay, so the spacewalk that we're showing some live pictures from the international space station. kristen, talk to us. what is what's going on with this spacewalk and how is suni williams doing? i'm starting to be concerned about them. >> well, look, nasa would not allow suni williams to venture out and dowere not in, you know, perfect health. um, this is going to be sunny williams eighth spacewalk. uh, her co spacewalk spacewalker, nick hague. this will be his fourth. these are incredibly experienced spacewalkers. but even if you're an e

spacex is going to investigate. and now, almost certainly, caitlin, the faa is going to have to launch its own mishap investigation. >> yeah, and we'll see what they determine here. kristin fisher, thank you for that update on this breaking news this hour. back here in washington, donald trump has long touted his ability to hire the best people. and as his cabinet picks have been around laying out his administration' s vision while they've been testifying on capitol hill. the president elect is also making clear who he does not want in his incoming administration. he blacklisted 11 people, saying that he will not be hiring anyone who has worked for several of those who worked for him the last time he was in office. that includes, and i'm quoting the president elect now, birdbrain nikki haley. general question mark, mark milley and quote, dumb as a rock. john bolton. that's trump's former national security adviser. and he joins me now. ambassador bolton, i'm quoting him. that was his words when you went to work for t

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