. >> this spacex falcon 9 rocket launched this morning despite the foggy conditions northwest of los angeles. they launched three satellites for the canadian space agency and the rocket landed back on earth. the officials say this will help to monitor the impact of climate change in the northern part of the country. >>> and uber wants to take the ride share service to new heights in the bay area. they're partnering with a real estate developer business to get the electric passenger aircraft up and running. it's called uber air. . here's what one of the sky ports would look like. they want to test next year and make it available to riders in 2023 with the first cities being dallas and los angeles. more on this at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. >>> and uber is testing new ventures on the ground, including self-driving vehicle. this is after a series of delays, set backs, and one deadly accident involving an autonomous vehicle. we got a look inside the testing facility. . >> reporter: driving downmake- believe lane is what uber hopes is a very real future. this is uber's self-driving test

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the johns hopkins and nasa's new planetary defense coordination office it's set to launch on a spacex falcon 9 rocket in 2021 at a cost of about $290 million the plan sounds simple >> and i'm going to come in and -- >> you want to hit it here right in the middle. >> you want to hit it right in the middle here. >> reporter: but it is rocket science complex. the target, didymos b, about half the size of the eiffel tower. the smallest object nasa has ever tried to intercept. >> what if you completely miss can you turn it back aroans dim would be catastrophic. >> it would destroy an entire region much larger than a city. potentially millions of casualties and billions of dollars of damage. >> reporter: which is why nasa wants to test the technology now instead of waiting until it's too late >> in any of our lifetime, will there be a asteroid that could potentially collide? >> when is your next 500-year flood? is it 500 years away you don't know that's the problem >> reporter: testing our ability not just to explore space -- >> you are talking about saving the world. >> it's awesome. >> reporter:

. >>> the spacex falcon heavy has lifted off.sponsored by cbs >> and now "the late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview of chuck todd's interview of president trump. ( laughter ) >> stephen: mr. president, thank you for sitting down with me. >> thank you. >> stephen: how are you feeling today. >> stone cold crazy. >> stephen: so par for the course. okay, sir, let's get right to it. are we going to war with iran? >> yes. >> stephen: really? no. >> stephen: what you just said we were, so are we going to war or not? >> oh, i don't know. >> stephen: okay, let me ask this, how are you making this decision? ( laughter ) okay, that makes sense. now, sir, you've claimed multiple times that you're a genius. let's test that idea. you were traveling 60 miles on a train. is it fast tore take a train that

the spacex falcon rocket soared off the launchpad at the kennedy space center in florida early this morning. spacex called it the most difficult launch ever because it was done in the dark for the first time, and the rocket used boosters from previous missions. >>> a vacation in the bahamas turned disastrous when a bus packed with tourists flipped over. 26 people were injured. they were part of an excursion from a carnival cruise ship. authorities are looking into what caused that crash. four people had to be flown to florida in a military cargo plane because their injuries were so serious. >>> new details about the truck driver charged in a crash that killed seven bikers in new hampshire. they were part of a motorcycle club made up mostly of marine veterans. records show the truck driver was arrested twice for dui in recent years. he's due back in court today to face seven counts of negligent homicide. >>> the treasury department's inspector general is launching an investigation into why the trump administration delayed placing harriet tubman on the $20 bill. steve mnuchin blames it on the

justin: it's the first mission at spacex that flew the falcon heavy at night. secondly, they had three different orbits they had to take the payload two. you've got commercial customers, nasa, the air force. they were essentially making three stops and it kind of turned into a delivery truck of sorts. it was tricky in getting the orbits right, very high paying customers an important cargo. then the landing as well, they did the boosters on land, which worked out. the main engine on the drone fee did not work out, so that has more work to be done. emily: so it was mostly successful except that the center core failed to land in the atlantic ocean. what went wrong there? justin: it's hard to say at this

sean: the recovery for the spacex falcon nine rocket is about 85%.he overall success rate is about 97%. there is still room for improvement, but this is an essential part of bringing the launch cost down. by reason be first stage, 60% of the costs are associated with that first stage, so being able to reuse that, it creates a very big margin for spacex, which hopefully with the block five will become a big cash cow for the company. thatwhat kind of issues the company faces right now? we've indicated a very high degree of certainty now that the company will be able to deliver the big parts of the aircraft back to earth. the costs are going to come down. but putting a satellite into space and putting a man into space are two very different challenges. sean: very different challenges. they had a successful mission to the international space station, delivered that capital back to earth and recovered it. emergencytep is the evacuation process, which is designed to push the capsule away from the rocket on a failed launch. that didn't go well back in april

>>> the spacex falcon heavy has lifted off. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now "the late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview of chuck todd's interview of president trump. ( laughter ) >> stephen: mr. president, thank you for sitting down with me. >> thank you. >> stephen: how are you feeling today. >> stone cold crazy. >> stephen: so par for the course. okay, sir, let's get right to it. are we going to war with iran? >> yes. >> stephen: really? no. >> stephen: what you just said we were, so are we going to war or not? >> oh, i don't know. >> stephen: okay, let me ask this, how are you making this decision? ( laughter ) okay, that makes sense. now, sir, you've claimed multiple times that you're a genius. let's test that idea. you were traveling 60 miles on a train. is it fast tore take a train that travels 50 miles per hour but makes two stops for ten minutes, or a train that travels 40 miles per hour and makes one stop for five minutes? >> i'd go on an airplane. >> stephen: no. let's make it simple. what's going on

show you this fiery trails lighting up the sky over the kennedy space center in florida after spacex's falcon heavy blasted off, lugging 24 satellites for the defense department and some other customers. the world's most powerful operating rocket later touched down successfully at cape canaveral. this is all good news. spacex ceo elon musk, yes, the tesla ceo as well, has been pushing the cost effectiveness of his reusable rockets. today, the falcon heavy's third trip is now a success. not bad. >>> well, the bulls aren't exactly having the most successful day at this hour. stocks are off session lows, i must tell you that, but fed chair jerome powell helped with that. he gave out a bullish signal at the speech that he was giving, saying that the federal reserve is ready to step in to preserve the u.s. economic expansion. so we had been down i believe about 199 points for the dow. we are down 142. but you know, we have been up about 24 points earlier, so it is still very touch and go at the moment. s&p down 22, the nasdaq still lower by triple digits, loss of 110, but let's get to blockbuster

the spacex falcon 9 rocket has launched nearly two dozen satellites into space for the us departmenthe first time. this is one of five animals sent from europe to rwanda, where they are critically endangered. european zoos, which have become so good at breeding the eastern black rhino, they‘re running out of space, so had to carefully prepare the rhino for their extremely long flight but all five arrived safely and in good condition. iam i am pleased to say, after their journey. so are really good news story there on the conservation front and let‘s hope those rhinos thrive in their new home. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with simon. yes, a lot of rainfall over the past 24 hours. in eastern and south—eastern areas we have had intense rainfall and you can see on the satellite there has been a lot of cloud streaming up from the south. beneath that, we still have some intense downpours. a really muggy feel two things. that is the earlier rainfall. you can see across parts of eastern wales, west midlands, parts of england, the heaviest of the rain currently gradually moving nor

we appreciate it. >>> spacex just saw the spectacular launch of its falcon heavy rocket.ning. "cbs this morning". off. [ "to love somebody" by bee gees playing ] that's crazy! [ crowd cheering ] [ screaming ] let's go mets! ♪ [ cheering ] ours is a proud bloodline. we hail from the battlefields to the badlands. from the mountains and the midtowns. from the islands to the highlands. and directly to those who understand... that when you get behind the wheel. you're not just driving a jeep wrangler. you're joining a family. ct♪ >>> spacex did it again overnight, launching what it calls the most powerful launch system in the world. >> three, two, one, zero. ignition. >> falcon heavy lifted off from the kennedy space center overnight in its first nighttime mission. it was the rocket's third launch. the payload on board includes 24 experimental satellites, an atomic clock nasa is testing and a solar sail. the mission did not go completely smoothly. the center booster missed its landing pad, causing it to crash into the ocean and explode. >> well, there's that. but they had succ

it will be the first nighttime spacex launch. the falcon heavy rocket is scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center in florida at 8:30 our time, but it could go as much as four hours later if there are weather problems. the falcon rocket will carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites. those satellites are why this mission is so technically challenging. they will be released in three different orbits. one of those satellites will carry an advanced automic clock with the human ashes. it costs about $2,500 to send your loved one's ashes into space. the capsule containing those ashes will orbit the earth for two years before reentering the atmosphere. >>> new figures out today show gas prices have dropped over the past two weeks. the new lundberg survey found the average prices dropped 11 cents a gallon to a nationwide average of $2.73 a the highest san francisco at $3.78. the price is 22 cents lower than what it was one year ago. industry analysts say lower crude prices have led to this price d

spacex launch its falcon heavy rockets to the u.s. military.e liftoff that elon musk called the most difficult ever. it launched at 2:30 a.m. local time. it carried 24 satellites to nasa and the department of defense and others. global news 24 hours a day. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thank you. let's get the final thoughts of our guest, head of european equity strategy at barclays. i want to get your thoughts on the equity space then and the extent to which it is unloved by investors? do you think the market has got it right? >> they are facing many risks. olitics. however, yesterday, the market european market is -- bearishness and the lack of positioning from investors. we think there is a little bit of a disconnect. e think there could be some -- happening in europe along with the risk of trade and politics. we have seen some investors could come back to europe and look for -- pokets. -- possibilities. matt: in terms of very cheap opportunities, i think instantly of

spacex can capture and reuse, the more it can drive down launch costs. so a lot was riding on this since a successful launch is expected to mean certification for falcon heavy security missions and this could help cement spacex's position as a go-to launch provider for the military for most of the next decade, jon. of course those types of contracts are very lucrative spacex valued at more than $33 billion, it's almost as great as the valuation of tesla which was about $38 billion. >> and you say cremains, that's cremated remains of 152 people, i didn't know they did that. >>> next, after the break. >> would you move out of china to vietnam the 95 million people certainly hope so. the only question is whether vietnam is equipped to handle that new business. live reports from vietnam all day today on cnbc. woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. they were able to restore my good name. if you are under attack, i recommend calling reputation defender. vo: there's more negativity online than ever. reputation defender ensures that when people check you out,

spacex launched its falcon heavy rocket for the u.s. military today. ed 24 satellites for the space agency, the pentagon, and other partners. spacex founder elon musk called it the company's most difficult launch ever. it's two side boosters were recovered. apple is expanding its footprint in seattle. the company's leasing space not far from amazon's headquarters. apple says over the next five years, it will bring an extra 2000 workers to the seattle area. microsoft cofounder bill gates says his biggest mistake ever came in mobile phone software. gates told david rubenstein at a bloomberg washington event that microsoft lost out to google in launching a mobile operating system to compete with apple. being the dominant mobile operating system by a very tiny amount. we were distracted. we didn't assign the best people to do the work. so it is the biggest mistake i made in terms of something that was clearly within our skill set. we were clearly the company that should have achieved that, and we didn't. vonnie: gates says that mistake cost microsoft billio

it will be the first nighttime spacex launch and the falcon heavy rocket scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center in florida 8:30 pm tonight our time but it could get as much as four hours later if there are weather problems in florida and the falcon rocket carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites and those satellites are why the mission is so technically challenging they will be released in three different orbits during the mission. >>> toy story enjoyed one of its biggest openings of all time for an animated movie.>>reporter: watch it buddy.>> they are back, the pixar film open with hundred $80 million in box office receipts over the weekend and ticket sales were below expectations mind you. the remake child's play debuted at a distant second and aladdin took third place ahead of men in black international rounding out the top five of the secret life of pets. >>> a seven-year-old boy shot in oakland and when we come back the latest on his condition and the investigation on how it may be connected to a homeless encampment. >>> we were de

preparations for what it calls its most difficult mission ever as it is the first nighttime spacex launch tonight and the falcon heavy rocket scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center in florida at spacex launch tonight and the falcon heavy rocket scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center in florida at 8:30 pm our time but it could go later than that, some four hours later if there is any problems with the weather in florida. it will carry 152 tiny containers which have human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites and those satellites are why the mission is so technically challenging and they will be released in three different orbits. >>> us women's national team is getting ready to play spain in the world cup and that match begins at nine hour time, watch it on fox sports 1 and it is spain's second time in the women's world cup in spain in the us have faced off against each other only once in a qualifying match back in january. the us team has lost only one game and nearly 2 years though the team says it is not taking anything for granted. >> i think this team knows that everything is

. >>> ashes of the deceased were not the only payload on spacex's falcon heavy.deirdre: they certainly did. a solar sail. it is about the width of a human hair. size of a breadbox. it's the first solar powered craft in earth's orbit. the idea here is to answer the problem of how do we do space travel without carrying a lot of fuel. so if it's powered by light, that seems to answer that question. it's the first of its kind. that was one of the objects that was taken to space yesterday. stuart: interesting. deirdre: very cool. stuart: you got me with that one. the price of bitcoin, look at this, $12,830 as of right now. it's gone straight up recently. here's the question. is this a flight to safety? good question. we will get into that one for you. >>> president trump taking another shot at the fed. he says we would be better off with mario draghi as the central banker. those are fighting words, mr. president. you will hear it next. >>> plus we have a big guest on the show. blackberry's chief, john chen. remember it used to be the cell phone maker. they totally piv

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the first nighttime spacex launch. the falcon 8:30 our time but it could go as much as four hours later. falcon rocket will carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites. that's why the mission is so technically challenging. they will be released in three different orbits and one will carry an advanced atomic time clock along with human ashes. >>> growing pollution and the world's ocean. >> the effort underway from bay area activists to clean up the carpet swirling around in the atlantic. >>> how other countries are calling for a diplomatic solution. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hundreds of dollars a year when you get intern

preparations for what it calls its most difficult mission ever and it will be the first nighttime spacex launch, the falcon heavy rocket scheduled to lift off from the kennedy space center in florida, 8:30 pm tonight our time but it could go as much as four hours later if there are weather problems in florida the falcon rocket will carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 dement satellites and those satellites is why this mission is so technically challenging. they will be released and three different orders. >>> toy story enjoyed one of the biggest openings of all time for an animated movie.>> jesse, ham, potato had. >> the gang is back and people noticed, the pixar film opened with a $118 million in box office receipts over the weekend, ticket sales were below expectations believe it or not. or film remake child's play debuted a distant second, aladdin came in third and men in black international number four rounded out the top five was the secret of pets >>> an early morning standoff between the police and a suspect in a deadly shooting is over and we will take you live to that seen with

another successful launch for spacex overnight the falcon heavy rocket blasting off from the kennedyr in florida a few hours ago. on board several satellites, an atomic clock and the ashes of more than 150 people >> i guess that was some kind of a last wish? i would imagine they paid for that privilege to be dispersed into the ether >> interesting idea. would you want your ashes spread anywhere do you want to be buried >> i would rather not think about it the ocean? >> the ocean >> just -- >> space is cool a much lighter topic >> now i'm sad >> if you were hoping to catch friday's u.s. women's world cup game in person, brace yourself for sticker shock. ticket prices for the match against france have gone through the roof one pair of tickets is going for $11,000 if your a bargain hunter, you can find them for $700 each. >> they're in france, it's france against maybe the best team in the world. >> this team is amazing. >> they are. >> beating teams by ten goals sometimes. outstanding. >>> mcdonald's big bet on fresh is paying off. it's been a year since mcdonald's switched from frozen

. >> a successful but not perfect mission for spacex today. the falcon from cape canaveral, florida overnight in what elon musk called the company's most difficult launch ever. it delivered 24 satellites to four different orbits carrying pay loads for the pentagon, nasa universities as well as a non-profit. both side boosters landed back after liftoff but the rocket's nucor booster missed an ocean platform and it landed in the atlantic. >> torontos at the international space centers could enjoy the sweet smell of freshly baked cookie. a especially prepared cookie dough will be launch to the stalgs later in year. they will be baked inside a prototype oven made by nanoracks and new york based zero g kitchen. the cookies made by double tree, there you go it, known for their freshly baked chocolate chip cookies would be the first treat actually baked in space. >> who doesn't like cookies? >> they're great. >> i tell what you we don't like, the annoying robocalls. apparently there's a new crackdown. >> yet another crackdown. michael finney is here. >> rescue

>>> that is spacex so-called falcon heavy rocket blasting off just moments ago from the kennedy space center in florida. it's the third trip into space for the world's most powerful rocket. on board are two dozen small satellites for the u.s. military and other customers. >> love seeing those images out of brevard county. >>> well, some well-known actors have put on a unique performance, reading from the pages of the mueller report. >> annette bening started the reading here in new york last night. it was streamed on the internet as well. some of the other actors involved were kevin kline, john lithgow, alyssa milano, mark hamill, jason alexander. for all those politicians, lawmakers on capitol hill, who said, no, i haven't read the mueller report, there's an easy way for you to tune in, they can read to it you. >> happy listening. >>> a sunday morning blast that shook a german town is being blamed on a bomb from world war ii. >> how about that for a throwback. the explosion left a 30-foot-wide crater in a cornfield about 30 miles outside frankfurt. police say they're almost certain i

reporter: spacex has launched three satellites. the falcontook out from california -- took off from california. the space agency says it will provide 250 thousand images about the environment and help with natural disasters. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am selina wang this is bloomberg. david: thank you. hong kong pushing down the equity market, not a big surprise. volatility index pushing higher, on the back of everything going on. 36 hours here in the city. rishaad: indeed. we do expect a debate about this extradition, the controversial legislation which has sparked all of the riots and demonstrators. stephen engle is right at the scene. steve, what do we know about what will happen today? mixed signals coming through. steve: yes. there was some speculation that perhaps the legislators in the building behind me, the legislative building here in admiralty, would reconvene today after postponing a reading of that controversial extra

spacex launching its falcon heavy rocket. elon musk called it the most difficult ever..ed globaglobal news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra: thank you. concerns over cuts. robert kaplan says a possible rate cut could add imbalances. he sees downside risk increasing. for half aoking percentage point drop. the fuelinge of imbalance, it hit a record last week. defenses have been outperforming , rates lower for longer being the expectation. julian: be careful when you look into defenses. done,k the work we have looking back through other slowdowns in the u.s. economy, looking at u.s. defensive names, that they have added value over most slowdowns since the 1930's. them is a long history of outperforming. francine: if you look at growth versus value, that is another area where growth has been outperforming. is that another trade that has further to run? something people want to be investing in. there will be opportunities, if we see a bit of a slowdown, we see

. >>> another successful launch for spacex overnight the company's falcon heavy rocket blasting off fromhe kennedy space center in florida a few hours ago. on board several satellites, an atomic clock and the ashes of more than 150 people experiments on board are designed to show space flight by light is possible. a former astronaut and others had paid to have part of their remains, their families paid to send part of their remains >> how big was it? size of a bread basket normally it's not, it's bigger or smaller >> i was looking this up, something i saw on elon musk did you read that, sorkin? mixed something up with red moon with mars or something i don't know i was going to look at it. >> this is elon musk mistaking blood moon for red planet in a tweet? >> right you didn't see that? hopefully he knows a lot about the solar system >> he had tweeted out something that said occupy mars but maybe had -- i don't know, the image was the blood moon -- the image was from a blood moon as opposed to mars. and it looked like he did it accidentally >> not a big deal, i don't think, right >> i'm g

. >>> spacex launched its falcon heavy rocket for the second time this year, calling the mission theemonstrate falcon heavy's abilities for the u.s. military. that's your cnbc news update at this hour. back over to you, sarah. >> courtney, thank you >>> sometime for our etf spotlight, taking a look at the home construction etf, itb it's rebounding after suffering a six-session close. lenn lennar benefitted from the weather and the recovering housing market they're holding on to their gains this morning despite disappointing home sales which rick and diana reported at the top of the hour are down 7.8%. that stock handily performing the s&p 500 so far good earnings, better quarter. however, new orders were kind of flat-ish you would expect with new mortgage rates >> and/or refinancing, it's the time to do that. 1.99 on the ten-year >> lower and lower not negative >> not negative. got that going for us. >>> up next, back to hanoi if vietnam is the next manufacturing haven, how are your products getting exported from the country >>> this is vietnam. all day today we're talking about viet

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. >>> happening today, spacex will attemp to launch a rocket from califo the falcon 9 will deliver the space agency. they will gather data for you can watch the mission live after 10:00. not restoring the unerse but repairing the ocean. they'r building an artificial reef is almost done at indian a crane has been placing concre platforms in the water along a 4 mile stretch of the beh. they'r hoping it can take the harshstorms. it's expected to be done in august hope preserve some of our in the meantime, having to usman made resours. amongs students whicen it comes me. >> i showed you. i'm still working oen it. symbol it's called adulting 101. it's all about the basics appare from under the car studen are shown how to manage situat that are not loans. we had state farm here talking about insurance. we had representatives here police officers du stop. some ofulhat cod be useful. really important. i know people who go into olleg with credit card debt alread insane check back in with storm team 4 meteor amelia draper for know. clouds nice again. rain tomorrow and breezy on friday and the wk

when say, spacex launched the constellation carrying a new generation of satellites. the falcon nine rocket and pay line -- payload rumbled along wednesday from foggy vandenberg air force base on california's central coast. the satellites began to employ about 54 minutes after launch. to cover the rockets for a landing on a military base. coming up, the year of the tech ipo continues. we will talk to george kurtz about going public next. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the year of tech ipos continues. shares of a cybersecurity company soared in its first they are trading. stop jumping 97% at one point. inwd strike raised millions its ipo, giving it an $11.4 billion market cap. ipos,any recent tech crowd strike is unprofitable. the reported a net loss on revenue of georgia $50 million come up let's bring in the ceo who joins us from the nasdaq in new york. congratulations. it is a volatile market, so the pop in the stock is welcome. what made you decide, given all of the issues, a lingering trade war for example, that now was the

spacex launched world's most powerful rocket into space overnight. falconon-dollar mission. we believe it has been successful thus far. >>> enormous crater appears in the middle of a field in germany. it was likely caused, look at that right there, by the explosion of a world war ii bomb that did not explode until it did that. neighbors say they heard and felt the blast. nobody was injured. look at that crater. brian. brian: 25 minutes after the hour. 2020 democrat trying to give out more money, calling for a 15-dollar minimum wage. >> we must get a 15-dollar minimum wayne. >> we have to raise the raise to a minimum of $15 an hour. >> so important that all of us support a 15-dollar minimum wage. brian: wow, but in a new op-ed, our next guest says that will put all of him, will put him out of business. larry fox is franchise ownwer restaurants in alabama and florida. he joins us right now. i can't tell you how many people talk to in business more concerned about the minimum wage than anything else. why would it hurt you? >> well right now, we have the abilit

lauren: spacex launching the latest rocket from kennedy space center in houston this morning. the falconlites for customers including the department of defense with elon musk calling it the most difficult launch ever, and off it goes. cheryl: let's check the action on wall street on this tuesday, a little bit of pressure but markets for the month of june got to he remind you here, we've got strong markets, all the major averages up more than 2% for the month. could have the best month for the dow since 1938. we'll see how today plays out. s&p is down 5 and a quarter, nasdaq down 25 and-a-half. the dems are getting ready for their spotlight. this week's first debate of the season is about to get underway. are the other candidates going to turn all of this into a biden bash? we're going to talk about what to expects. and bad for business, the one candidate that the co-founder of home depot is calling the enemy of even every entrepreneur. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ i want to take you you away. ♪ i just can't refuse it. ♪ keep on rocking to it. ♪ please tonigh don't stop the - the latest

spacex says its launch was mostly a success. >> three, two, one, zero. ignition. >> the falconeavy rocket lifted offer from the kennedy space center just before midnight. it's the first at falcon heavy. this is the first time the cargo from the defense department was aboard a private space service. 21 research satellites were carried into orbit. >>> it has been 10 years since the death of michael jackson. up next, the reason there is so much debate on how to honor his life. >>> today at 4:00. we're live in castro. as they form a cultural district in that neighborhood. >> we're l we'll hear from supervisors and historians about what this means for the area, long known for its lgbtq heritage and advocacy. that and much more today on the floor. just a few minutes away from the closing bell. rough day for the dow jones. even worse for the nasdaq down 1 1/2%. down just about 1%. >> today marks 10 years since the death of legendary artist michael jackson. and as mary ann raverty explains. some are conflicted by his complicated legacy. >> my brother, the legendary king of pop. passed

spacex launched latest rocket from kennedy space center this morning, falcon heavy rocket 24 satellitesustomers including the department of defense with spacex ceo elon musk calling it the most difficult launch ever. but it worked so i don't know what was so difficult about it, that's what he said, maria, that's all i got. if he calls me and let me know more details i will bring it to you. maria: you bet, quick break, border battle, how speaker nancy pelosi to secure bill today as she faces revolt from her own party, begging for more taxes, more than dozen of wealthiest americans have a place of 2020 candidates, tax us more, please, we will tell you who signed that letter, back in a minute. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i

details on this state program call or visit >>> spacex launched a rocket from vandenberg air force base today, the seventh launch of the year. the falconcanadian satellites that were deployed into orbit about an hour after lift off. satellites will be used for a canadian program now as radar set which will monitor canada's ecosystem. space asks also says the rocket successfully landed on the california coast. >>> thousands of protesters cast clashed with police today and blocked access to hong kong hong kong protesters. and includes -- a new law includes possible possible extradition. hong kong police noted some young people in the crowd expressed theircondemned other acts. >> they are looking for reasons to make us into a criminal and sadistic china or some other places that we cannot imagine exo it is a very serious situation. >> during the protests, police fired beanbag rounds and rubber bullets while some protesters threw rocks at metal barricades. at least 72 people were taken to the hospital. >>> today marks 3 years since the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando that killed 49 people and injured 50 others. >> -- >> reporter: the f

spacex says it's most difficult launch ever was mostly a huge success. >> three, two, one. 0. ignition. >> the falcon heavy rocket lifted off from space center kennedy. it is the first falcon heavy at night. and third overall. and the first time that cargo from the defense department was on board that private space service. 24 research satellites were carried into orbit. now, the biggest flaw came with the return of the three rocket boosters. the bright light came from the landing booster. came close but missed the platform, which was not completely unexpected. both side boosters did land safely. >>> women's world cup resumes today at 9:00 this morning. it is italy versus china. then at noon. win or go home and every remaining world cup match. team usa is advancing in the world cup after a close call against spain. megan rapony scored the only two goals of the game and penalty kicks. there was controversy surrounding the second. a foul in the 71st minute would be reviewed. and it appears the team usa player was tapped. just enough to constitute a foul. team usa flips past spain in the knockout round.

spacex was for the most part a big success. >> three, two, one. zero. ignition. >> early this morning, the falcont took off from kennedy space center in florida. it is the first flight of the falcon heavy at nighttime. the third launch overall. and it's the first time that cargo from the defense department was on that private space service. 24 research satellites were carried into orbit. now, the biggest flaw in the launch came with the return of the three rocket boosters. now, take a look. that bright light, comes with the new core booster, which was trying to land on a platform in the ocean. it came close. but it missed the platform. that was not totally unexpected. however, both of the side boosters did land safely back at cape canaveral, as planned. >> hmm, incredible. >>> 5:17 is the time. let's check in with sal on traffic. >> okay. >> what are you keeping an eye on, sal? >> things aren't that bad, pam. >> good. >> and dave. we do see traffic that is doing very well from gilroy as you drive up to the san jose area. looks pretty good. maybe a little slow traffic in morgan hill. but that's ab

ashley: this is spacex run by elon musk, of course. it's the third time the falconled, meaning it's just really huge, the largest, 24 satellites going up there -- neil: that's got to be a record. ashley: it is, i believe. the military has not jumped on board these things yet. this was the first trial and it worked out very, very well. nasa has some satellites up there, air force, noaa. they aren't going to tell us what they actually do but this is remarkable. when the booster rockets, certainly the side rockets come off, they actually reland on a platform and can be reused. now, the core boost er -- neil: there are rockets you can buy on prime. ashley: overnight delivery, too, which is impressive. also on board, something called a solar sail that will open up in about a week's time up in space and has a mylar sheet. it will sail around space, fueled by not wind, but by solar particles pushing it along. if this can work, it would mean rockets or spacecraft run out of fuel, they may be able to use this technology to get around without fuel. neil: can this be configure

spacex lighting up florida's space coast early this morning. >> three, two, one igniti ignition. >> the company's powerful falcon heavy rocket took flight thisn musk called it the most difficult launch the company had ever attempted because of the complicated maneuvering involved it's the falcon heavy's third trip into orbit. this time it's carrying an assortment of cargo including 24 satellites for the department of defense and other customers. >>> it is official, italy will host the 2026 winter games delegates at the vote in switzerland chanted italia when the decision was announced by the international olympic committee. italy beat out sweden to host the games. the event in 2026 will be split between the cities of milan and the alpine resort of cortina they last hosted in 2016, and cortina hosted the winter games in 1966. >>> we got the news covered, 8:05 now, that's when we do our morning boost. so picture this, raining cats and dogs outside you've got four kids, but just one umbrella. >> what do you do? >> no problem at all for this louisiana dad. check this out he picks up each child one at a time carries them to the car making the oth