that financing will be something about the starlink subsidiary, spin out ipo of the starlink subsidiaryhat? starlink is a satellite internet service. it is all over the world. it is growing leaps and bounds. by all measures it is profitable. something that could be ipod. they're saying simply all of elon's operations one thing where you generate cash from where he doesn't have to sell the tesla stock he has been selling to finance his twitter investment. remember, that is a big thing. every time he needs to do something with twitter he sells tesla stock, including 44 billion-dollar purchase of itself. that was all through his net worth which is wrapped up in tesla stock. what have you got that is out there that you can monetize and they're talking about starlink. i can't tell you when this is folk to happen. i can't tell you if this is going to happen, but you and i both know because we speak to the same people, investors in this think it is coming this year. twitter is a sinkhole. believe it or not he fired a lot of people. he is trying to get the operations right-sized but -- liz: not

the first starlink terminals arrived in ukraine just after the invasion last year. musk has covered the cost but said fund would go eventually end. the pentagon declined to give any extra details of its starlink purchase. >>> heads-up. before you get your next electricity bill, pg&e's summer rates just kicked in today. that means the price of electricity changes depending on the time of day. there are two different plans for residential customers. one plan will only charge you more if you go over a set amount of electricity between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m., peak hours. the other charges you a higher price between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. on week dads no matter what your usage may be. customers are deciding, first plan, i'll get a bigger charge if i exceed the limit. or pay more up front and not worry about how much electricity i'm using. regardless of the plan you choose, pg&e recommends running big appliances like washing machines, dishwashers, during off-peak hours. >>> a homecoming for a pioneer in comedy. sf is ready for her live show, and she's livid. we'll explain in our

oceangate expeditions says it does use starlink in the ocean.y, no evidence currently suggesting that starlink plaided any role in the vessel's disappearance. defenders of musk are quick to point out that starlink could not possibly be used to communicate with the sub because of the depth involves, it does not work underwater. stuart: starlink is keeping the ukrainians going, by the way, and doing a great job of it. ashley: yes, you're right. stuart: ashley, thank you. it's that time, we get a sense of the market. that looks to me like a pretty even split. half up, half down, a tine know -- tiny loss for the dow at this point, down just 13 points. >>> the supreme court could rule any day on affirmative action in college admissions. new york post columnist ricky. >> lots says don't stop there, end legacy admissions too. she's going to be the here to make her case. she's next. ♪ ♪ hey now, hey now, don't dream it's over. ♪ hey now, hey now ♪ ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package.

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but starlink did save things. at scale. -- has been involved, helping but also learning from it. it raises the question, could the british army fight -- kind of way that the ukraine army is fighting right now? and the way it is currently configured, it couldn't. >> robert, thank you very much for keeping to the time there. robert fox and christina patterson, thank you for taking us through the news this evening. thank you. thank you. trelegy for copd. ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd... ...medicine has the power to treat copd... ...in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler,... ...trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function, and helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler... ..

and especially with the work that starlink is doing.ze of communication, acceps across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and a fix of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. >> well, kyra set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink satellite internet service and press. all right. let's take a live look outside at coit tower right now. as you can see, the clouds kind of moving in, leaving a lot of shadows over our city tonight. let's check in now with mabrisa rodriguez who was telling us about the cooler temps earlier. >> yeah, that cooldown is going to continue even through the 2nd half of the weekend. thanks to that june gloom, very thick and we're tracking that fog bank making its way back into the bay area after giving us just a few hours of sunshine earlier this afternoon. but radar we are going to track this thicker marine layer being more widespread. and with that, we are going to see a round of dr

. >> bankers are saying, yes, either spacex or the starlink satellite internet aspect of it.rted that, that that musk is going out selling private shares of spacex. so what does that mean? when you sell private shares, you essentially are valuing the company, and you can ask your next guest this because he'll know, for an ipo, okay? so they're selling private shares of spacex. you start valuing. that's how the market values a potential ipo. the ipo usually comes next. why is he doing in this? he doesn't -- he can't sell any more tesla stock to finance his other crazy thing, twitter. which is a sink hole with money. so there you go. our story is obviously, you know, raised some eyebrows, and bloomberg came out with that and i confirmed it too, so it's the happening. cheryl: makes sense. >> and the next leg is watch either a spacexipo or the one i heard because the starlink has a lot of user growth, essentially spin out the starlink thing in some sort of a public offering. cheryl: i love -- those are both great stories. >> yes. and i'm done for the day. cheryl: okay. take a bre

the pentagon has inked a deal with spacex and starlink services. the u.s.ayed in ukraine as they are seen as vital for kyiv's civilians and military. taiwan and the u.s. have signed the first part of a trade agreement that has strong opposition from beijing. the statement of the agreement is a crucial step towards an expected free-trade agreement between the island and the u.s. it is the first concrete action under and initiative last year that beijing says violates the on the china principle. a republican senator is calling on the department of justice to investigate whether tiktok ceo shou chew made false statements to congress about his data privacy practices. marco rubio highlighted a recent forbes report that claims tiktok stored personal financial information of u.s. users on servers in china. tiktok says the company is confident in the accuracy of chew's testimony. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn and this is bloomberg. yvonne: still had this hour, india's russian oil imports hit r

you may also remember that musk still has thousands of his starlink internet satellites orbiting thewatchers are warning that china could launch 13,000 satellites to disrupt starlink, because chinese military researchers say it could threaten china's national security. i mean, that seems too complicated of a plot. if elon musk really wanted to destroy china, he'd buy it and appoint himself ceo. [applause] according to spacex, musk has a new rocket in the works, the first launch attempt of which will be near the end of april, but "the real goal is to not blow up on the launch pad." that's a pretty low bar. "ideally i'd love to win a gold medal in gymnastics. but the real goal is to not crap myself on the pommel horse." come on, baby. next up, "space cleaning news!" [warbling] [whirring] a company in switzerland is set to launch a giant claw for removing space junk that will grab onto space debris and send it into earth's atmosphere to burn up. but trust me, no matter how many quarters you feed that claw, you will never get the space pikachu. next up... pika! pika, pika! next up, space

and especially with the work that starlink is doing.ocratize of communication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. >> it's got quite a vocabulary for a 14 year-old. well, kyra, is set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink satellite internet service. there's a familiar face. that's kyla grogan. one of our meteorologists here at kron 4. she had the honor of emceeing opening ceremonies at this year's northern california special olympic summer games today around 850 athletes from dozens of weekend-long competition and a number of events including swimming tennis and bochy ball and one local university is actually offering up some special programming for the athletes. here, santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to 7. >> and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings and end up with our big da

and especially with the work that starlink is doing. democratize of communication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. >> kyra set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink satellite internet service. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast now we're taking a live look from our mount tam cam once again. zoomed in looking at downtown san francisco. and what would be the top of the buildings if it wasn't for the fog kind of consuming everything. there. rodriguez joining us now with a look at the forecast recent are certainly noticing a lot of color out there right now in celebration of our pride weekend forecast in the bay area. let's take a live look outside. >> san francisco international airport and we're certainly noticing that june gloom hanging overhead of sfo. those of you looking to get away for your 4th of july weekend outlook and

starlink is space-x's global network of more than 4,000 satellites that provides service to more than 50 countries and can deliver internet service capable of supporting streaming video and phone calls. the pentagon did not disclose the additional contract. details and they in in say the price or timeline or anything like that, we just know that they are using musk's company for this. it's we'll be right back. >> it's 10. 55. almost time to go on a friday before we do. let's check in with olivia horton and see what's coming up on live in the bay today. i love haidar at the magic were there was friday coming up today live in the bay. we take a look back at the week whend best reviews stopped to buy, find the perfect home improvement holes just in time. for the weekend. then the month of june marks pride month and we chat with actor and person of trans experience michael d cohen about their advocacy for the lgbtq+ community. >> plus, it's already back to the weekend and maybe you're looking for something fun to do with the entire family. we have this week's buzz in the bay. as always, w

we reached out to starlink as well.ses seven night veriages to see the titanic wreckage. how much does it cost? $250,000 a tour. that toot titanic shipwreck in 12 miles on the ocean floor. neil: we're keeping track what is happening above the water particularly in the south of this country. 50 million plus americans are in the path of heat wave, tornadoes, potential hurricanes. it is a mess. we're on it after this (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro, if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop mounjaro, and call your doctor ri

elon musk runs a satellite company called starlink. and he's using that to help the ukrainians communicate during this war. this company oceangate, out of the state of washington, also uses starlink as its communication source. what happened there? why the disconnect? we don't know. but douglas kennedy did a story a bit earlier today with dana and me on this virtual reality, you know, you put the headset on and they can use that, they believe, to help people overcome their phobias. now, i don't know what your phobias are, but i always tend to fear snakes for whatever crazy reason. but imagine the phobia you would have of being underwater. it is really dark two miles below the surface. >> harris: of course it is. >> bill: imagine the phobia you would have not to have the proper oxygen and the ability to ascend when you want to. >> harris: yeah, i'm asking our team. we had it on "the focus" and i want to read you this statement. we knew that oceangate had spoken. we didn't have it off the top of this. as soon as they get it to me, i'll s

uh with his starlink rockets and so on and so forth and so on, so uh i think he really pioneered in explorationspace by private companies, and we are just following it, as far as our country is concerned , two decades ago, probably, it was even less possible to think about it, because there was a solid monopoly and so on and so forth. however, uh, sooner or later it happened. uh, and uh, russian private companies in one form or another, so far, to a small extent, are beginning to be passionate about space exploration. almost historically , it is close to us, as soon as the idea of ​​communication through the cosmos appeared, it is close to us, because we own the largest intellectual operator and naturally. we have a design bureau that is engaged in the development and creation of e-satellites. e links that can provide. i hope to be able to provide a direct link in some future. uh, sputnik phone well, it's a dream, ours is also we are already producing today sir remote. earth sounding, uh , last year we launched 20 satellites this year, we want to launch that and thus cover it. this enzyme is wi

and especially with the work that starlink is doing.cratizing communication access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. ok, ron is just brilliant. any set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink internet service graduations to be very proud. okay. well, if you're planning to visit any california rivers this summer, you may want to be on alert when you're swimming k because experts are warning the waters there extra dangerous this year. they say it's mostly due to large snow melt, which cause more water than usual to be released from our dams. that also contributes to the speed and the temperature of the water. one expert says the kern river is moving so fast. it would feel like someone he's throwing more than 5,000 basketballs at you have also covered in the kern river personally and many people lost their lives in that river. so just be safe. com

and especially with the work that starlink is doing. of communication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. what a brilliant young man, kyra, set to move to seattle soon to be in working on space-x's starlink internet service. they're pretty incredible. all right. speaking of incredible, a california veterinarian is also traveling throughout the state to help care for homeless pets. >> doctor queen stewart, who you see here in these post photos goes by the names, the street vet social media is all about him. he's been caring for animals for almost a decade. now everywhere from skid row in la to neighborhoods in oakland, doctor, stuart provides care from his nonprofit, which is called project street. that and the advocacy group pets of the homeless says is about 10% of homeless people nationwide have a pet. but the veterinarians thanks number could be much higher

and especially with the work that starlink is doing. democratize of communication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. kyra, is just brilliant. he set to move to seattle soon to begin working on space-x's starlink internet service. congratulations, young man. that is amazing 7.25. is the time. >> a california veterinarian is traveling throughout the state now to try and help care for homeless pets. >> doctor wayne stewart also known as the street that has been caring for animals for almost a decade now and from skid row to los angeles to oakland, doctor, stuart provides his care for his nonprofit project street that the advocacy group, pets of the homeless say that about 10% of homeless people nationwide have a pet. and doctor stewart believes that the number could actually be much higher. california is home to nearly a 3rd of the nation's homeless population. w

the equipment found in this or even the equipment deserves a separate story ; high-speed internet starlinkish transmitter and the router itself. this equipment allows you to get in touch with literally anywhere in the world, including the highest military-political command of ukraine, which means that you are at the forefront here. the enemy could have not only ordinary soldiers of the armed forces. and although the ilona mask company supplied kiev with 20,000 such kits for broadband internet access , it is extremely rare to capture them in such perfect condition. them. information. it may be very valuable, we will hand them over to the headquarters, where the decryption will already be carried out. on him maybe anything before the deployment of enemy units, where they are also given some of their some operations, and so on and so forth, these trophies can play decisive. the role in the liberation of marinka and the advancement of russian troops in this direction, after all, knowing the plans of the enemy, our military will always be one step ahead. alexander leagues sergey alekseev alexey

working on satellites in space before he could ever drive a car around campus, helping spacex and starlinke the internet available on some of the more remote parts of the planet. >> i think one of the reasons why this was interesting to me is because of the broader applications of the technology. >> reporter: once again, when looking for a job, his young ag did trip up some software hirin engineers. >> when i first met with recruiters they were very perplexed, but the recruiter that i met at spacex, he was super nice. he was very excited about my situation and my background. >> reporter: while he is alread reaching for the stars at age 1 he is already looking to reach new heights in the future. >> i think i want to found a startup and work on problems that i think can really help humanity. >> reporter: but until then he is still finding time to enjoy the simple things in teenage life, like playing video games and hanging out with friends, even if some are college-age students. >> still video games in there somewhere! kyron is set to get his diploma and he will be the youngest graduate in t

you, after all, it’s not very good, yes, yes, yes, i can see and hear you now, well, it’s like on starlinkderstand this kind of thing, just tell me what’s happening with you, and we ’ll move away from this now our eh , the group together with the 57th brigade is under berkhivka, the top from ukraine. in the month of january the third assault separate brigade together with the fried troops is now from the south uh getting to the tick this also uh helped us to take completely under our control first of all all the key communication routes all the logistics routes now they are 100% safe, uh and gives us the opportunity to prepare for the further capture of the city of bakhmut, the operational environment, now we understand what is happening directly in the city of bakhmut , we see the movement of the enemy. the situation and we are ironing. we have already managed to advance in the last week 1 km to the north of bahmut , they said because a little bit you knocked you out at this moment, in the last week we have advanced almost 1 km to the north of bahmut, well that's it this is such a good ad

well , like on starlink, but that's the case you just understand, then tell us what is happening to youill already push back from this. now our group together with the 57th brigade is under berkhivka, a peak from ukraine. we hope that with further advances we will go to the north of bakhmut and regain the positions that we lost in january . our control, first of all, all key communication routes, all logistics routes, they are now 100% safe, and this gives us the opportunity to prepare for the further capture of the city of bakhmut, the operational environment, now we understand what is happening directly in the city of bakhmut, we see the movement of the enemy, we continue to destroy his equipment two a few days ago , two tanks were destroyed that left there for regrouping, and we see everything that is happening, we monitor the situation 24/7 and we are ironing. they said because you were a little knocked out at this moment, over the last week we have advanced almost 1 km to the north of bakhmut, well, that's right , that's such a good advance. and tell me, do you feel that some new f

ukraine in the first week of the liberation of kherson oblast, communication was provided thanks to starlinks, then repair crews began to restore the damaged base mobile communication stations, some are no longer subject to restoration, a new tower needs to be built there , others are being restored by their own efforts. currently , the de-occupied kherson region is provided with communications by 70%. repair or restoration work slows down the constant shelling of the russians, mobile phone operators also immediately prepare for winter and for possible blackouts , the guys come first, engineers check, make an inspection, compile what is needed , come if they can on their own, restore on their own , if not, we give it to a contractor and sometimes we build again because it happens we will change something - we will replace it and put it into operation, we will try very quickly , for example, we were appointed to pokrovsky, then we almost followed in the footsteps of the military situation in the mykolaiv region, 99% are better, subscribers are provided with mobile communication, but during the

controlled by ukraine in the first week of the liberation of kherson oblast. provided thanks to starlinksen repair crews began to restore damaged base stations of mobile communication , some are no longer subject to restoration , a new tower needs to be built there, others are being restored by their own efforts. currently, the de-occupied kherson region is provided with 70% of communications. repair or restoration work slows down the constant shelling of the russians, also mobile operators immediately prepare for winter and for possible blackouts, the guys come first, the engineers check, do the survey, compile what is needed, they come if they can, they restore it on their own; if not, we give it to a contractor and sometimes we build again, sometimes something changes - we replace it and put it into operation, we try very quickly , for example, in pokrovsky's post, we almost followed in the footsteps of the military, the situation in mykolaiv oblast is better here, 99% of subscribers are secured mobile communication, however, during the active hostilities, the occupiers managed to dama

maryinsky direction with the help of kamikaze drones, our units destroyed the antenna of the american starlinkm a. come on, the tense enemy is accumulating some kind of strength to start moving. in our direction , in all, probably, directions, on ours , to accurately assign the title of hero of the donetsk people's republic on saurmodil on russia day, they award the military with republican and state awards at these monuments the names of the heroes of the great patriotic war are written along with the names of the new defenders. donbass has always been part of the russian world and ukrainian militants. today, they again tried to punish the civilians of the city of rudenko for this oleg bondarenko to lead the donbass residents of nova kakhovka began to return home after flooding, the mayor of the city announced this , he added that the water from most basements of the coastal zones had already been pumped out , as a result of a rocket strike high on the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, more than 700 houses. at this time, they shoot at the places of evacuation from he was one of the first

everything was handled , there were no victims, volunteer assistance, the car, drones , mavics, starlinkcharging stations, medical medicines, clothes and many other things were received by fighters of the 100th separate territorial defense brigade and a unit of the 80th separate airborne assault brigade, which are holding the defense in donetsk region. also, volunteers brought transfers from the families of our defenders . of the volunteer headquarters of the ukrainian community from lutsk, we hope that our cause will serve our common great victories , we are going back and now we are filming this appeal from the border of donetsk kharkiv oblast, we are taking back cars that we will repair and once again sent to the guys on the front lines glory to ukraine glory to the heroes all the news at this time you can read more on our website espresso tv subscribe to us in telegram and watch on youtube and literally in a moment we will meet his colleague vasyl winter north macedonia ukraine on megogo will the long-awaited coach cope with the first test in the selection of euro 2024 june 16 at 21:

in the first week of the liberation of kherson region, communication was provided thanks to starlinksepair crews began to restore the damaged base stations of mobile communication, some of them are no longer subject to restoration there it is necessary to build a new tower , others are rebuilding with their own efforts. currently , the de-occupied kherson region is provided with communications by 70%. repair or restoration work inhibits the constant shelling of the russians as well mobile operators immediately prepare for the winter and for possible blackouts , the guys come first, the engineers check, do the survey, make up what is needed , come if they can on their own, restore on their own , if not, we give it to the contractor and sometimes it is messy because something changes - we replace it and put it into operation, we try very hard quickly , for example, we were in the positions of pokrovsky, then we almost followed in the footsteps of the military, the situation in mykolaiv oblast is better here, 99% of subscribers are provided with mobile communication, but during active ho

fly there from the field, the field is all in rips, in general, we crushed everything , we find starlink are sitting in the back of the car, the two of us jumped out of the car, we hand them the equipment, they take it all in their hands we are taking away the master link, guys, the tea there was more and more burnt into the trash. in general, our bandera is standing on top of the cable is still glowing , the cable is really burned out between the antenna and the router. well, we found a new cable. so we didn’t have a page left, the command said that well, we need an order for the courage of our stelling, they pulled out all those projectiles that are slippers. i heard in such a story that it is impossible even to drive into certain villages on the border, so much so that they have already shot so much that the russians see what and how where it happens, they have certain territories that are at a height and that are not at a height. well, it’s not a problem, monitor it, now it’s all easier to do. i picked up the bird and it hangs in your house and monitors that road. you put the battery

regarding vehicles ammunition, electronics and radar systems, volunteer assistance, a car, mavic drones, starlinkations, medical preparations, clothes and much more were received by the fighters of the 101st separate territorial defense brigade and a unit of the 80th separate airborne assault brigade, who are defending donetsk region, volunteers also brought the first ones from their families another batch of our defenders of the transfer was collected and delivered to the front by representatives of the charity fund we believe in ukraine and the volunteer staff of the ukrainian team from lutsk, we must hope that our business will serve our common great victories, we are going back and now we are filming this appeal from the border of donetsk kharkiv region, we are taking back cars that we will repair and again send to the boys on the frontline glory to ukraine glory to the heroes and we thank everyone who supports the armed forces of ukraine next news release wait in less than an hour 11/4 we inform about all the most important events on this day we attract the most competent and informed expert

with you, after all, not very much, yes, yes, yes, i can see and hear you now , well, it’s like on starlinkunderstand this kind of thing , you just tell us what’s happening with you . the group together with the 57th brigade is located under berkhivka the top from ukraine, borkhivka is the highest point eh from the north of bakhmut with which eh we hope that with further advances we will go to the north of eh bakhmut and return the positions that were lost back in january, the third separate assault brigade together with the fried troops now with half a day uh gets to the tick it also uh helped us to take full control first of all all key communication routes all logistics routes are now 100% safe uh and gives us an opportunity to iron for the further capture of the city of bakhmut operational environment now we understand what is happening directly in the city of bakhmut, we see the movement of the enemy. we continue to destroy his equipment. two days ago , two tanks were destroyed that left there for regrouping. we see everything that is happening. in the midnight bahmut, how much did the

will soon relocate to seattle so start hiss job at spacex, where he'll be working on the company's starlink satellite internet service. he says he's excited about the future application of satellite technology and the further advancement of what he calls a democratization of access to communications. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> congratulations to kairan and all the graduates there at santa clara university. >> absolutely. >> graduation, whatever you decide to do this weekend, it will be nice to be out there. >> it will be beautiful this weekend. lomts of parties going on, too, celebrating those grads. we're celebrating pride and juneteenth and of course fathers. so, wow, there's a lot going on. people will be traveling for the weekend. maybe you have to catch a flight to see dad. i wanted to show you a live view at sfo and also get a look at some of the airport delays that we're starting to pick up on across the country. if you're heading out east going to newark, right now, you're seeing 121-minute average delays right now. and then for new york, it's about 45-minute delays. miami al

ukraine in the first week of the liberation of kherson oblast, communication was provided thanks to starlinks, then repair crews began to restore damaged base stations of mobile communication, some are no longer subject to restoration, a new tower needs to be built there , others are being restored by own forces. currently , the de-occupied kherson region is provided with 70% of communications. repair or restoration work inhibits the constant shelling of the russians , mobile operators are also preparing immediately before the winter and before possible blackouts, the guys come first, the engineers check, do the survey, compile what is needed, come if they can on their own, restore on their own, if not, well, we give it to the contractor and sometimes we build anew, sometimes something changes - we replace it and start work, we try very quickly , for example, the position of pokrovsky we almost followed in the footsteps of the military, the situation in mykolaiv oblast is 99% better here, subscribers are provided with mobile communications, but during active hostilities, the occupiers managed

but what's the job us all be working as a and their starlink engineering team and starlink is there oning that's going to just keep on. >> growing bigger. and we know that, for example, with the war in ukraine, a lot of that's a lot of people are relying on the technology. so it's exciting to see how strong, though, starlink launch their first solid like 4 years now we have upwards of 1 million something around 20,000 saw the so it's it's going very quickly. well, and why space-x specifically, we know you apply to a lot of companies, but was there a reason that you want to apply to spacex as well? yeah, i think space-x's mission is very inspirational and aspirational. and especially with the work that starlink is doing. democratize of communication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. all right. and i also like ask just about the college experience as well as santa clara >> to mom julia, i just kind of curious,

brad: it is the big project that lots of companies are doing, oneweb, starlink, amazon. of the nbn, we can get terabyte per second downloads, that transforms the way we work. and we're not talking about in cities. you can be in the middle of a rural town in australia and have the same connection speed as a city and better than what we have right now. you know, you can only imagine that's gonna transform. the fact that we're gonna get gps accurate to the scale of centimeters, we're not even talking about tens of meters. the scale of centimeters means, you know, the data for use for farmers and tracking and navigation is an order of magnitude better. russell: we're getting into the age where it's not just people that are being connected, it's machines. it's business to business, machine to machine, machine to person, and the implications for that are enormous. who can say exactly what they are? what we'll see unfold in the next small number of years will probably be quite staggering. male: the actual deployment of the bowtie antenna-- michael: at the university of new sout

clothes , camouflage nets, more than 17 cars delivered generators, these are special generators for starlinkse called inverter and cost a little more than the purchase cost equipment karl works with the american authorities to support ukraine in the spring participated in the ukrainian action summit in the us congress in washington in conversations with politicians and ordinary americans emphasizes ukrainians they fight not only for themselves to ukraine and my life online i went to ukraine and risked my life i gave up a comfortable happy existence here in seattle i exchanged it for the horrors of the front not for the sake of ukraine i love my friends and the wonderful people i met in ukraine it is a wonderful country of course i wish them all the best, but the real reason why i left for america is to defend american freedom. in my opinion, ukrainians are fighting for our freedom. the survival of ukraine is the security of america. karl larson also testified in to the european parliament regarding the need to recognize the wagnerites as a terrorist organization. and now he is writing a book

the side closer to the estuary, where our svoboda battalion is located , he drove them cars and starlinksother munitions that they ordered, the situation is difficult , for example, yesterday there were heavy losses seven a man died, that is, the battalion, and not because there is a powerful shelling, and that is, hoses, the island is being shelled from the opposite side, from the russian side , they have an advantage, an advantage in the number of weapons , in the number of shells, we have an acute shortage, and this is true, and therefore, under such conditions, it is very difficult to make a counteroffensive. that there will be great losses because the offensive is to be done when you have an advantage in weapons in artillery and such technology when you have aviation and when our allies tell us about what you are doing counteroffensive and we will give you tanks in six months and a year demo helicopters we will give the planes and but the coordination - the counteroffensive is already taking place, you understand, well, it is a little wrong when they are already manifesting, you unde

and especially with the work that starlink is doing.ommunication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. iran is set to move to seattle soon to start working on space-x's starlink internet service. >> sure to not be the last. we'll be hearing of them. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants just keep winning this time in a nail-biter. >> we have the highlights. coming up. and after the break, how one san francisco drag queen is using her platform to help save lives. >> around this thick marine layer with the fog and the clouds at the lower levels that should mix out now and limits already starting to happen. that will keep temperatures suppressed a bit. we do see some around the corner. however, we have a look at that extended forecast along with your 4 zone. keep it here. at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your fam

. >> oceangate says does rely on musk's starlink to provide communications connection but unclear whethernications played any role in subgoing missing you know what cheryl the search goes on, of course, more importantly the clock is ticking such a vast area to search going to be a real effort to find this missing sub. cheryl: it is just -- capivated the nation thank you so much for the live update, rebecca especially with the billionaire hamish, he mentioned blue mentality a new adventure risk-takers makes them amazing in business of but sometimes what they do is very dangerous. rebecca: yeah, i mean would i think blue origin to me would register less safe than submarine, so a shame that was for him might not be -- you know heartbreaking i don't understand why the type a experiential don't understand why isn't there rov deployed happened sunday. it is tuesday, heartbreaking the kind of things doing adventures this is a trend, we're all i am adventurer seeker for sure although bridge too far for me i think make sure you are looking at safety precautions, you know i would have probably aske

but it uses starlink, so it does seem like a tech collab.t even yells and wales can't go there. this kind of ethic of doing super high adventure projects that mimic what the government might do, but without the safety regulations seems to me to be very risky, but people are still willing to pay big money for it and risk their lives. it's wild. >> yeah, absolutely. ten years ago, 20 years ago, this kind of technology was only available to governments. and nowadays, you can build a remote operated vehicle in your garage from a kits on the internet. so, technology has lowered the bar to access on these kinds of extreme adventures in so many ways. and it's kind of up to the people who decide to take these rides whether or not they want to take these risks. >> are there sort of a concurrent technologies that even exist to go and get the tin can, if it can't come up by itself? it's piloted by a little joystick, like, is there also technology that can go and get it? >> yes, there is. and the big question right now, and this is the exclusive that we

. >>> new overnight, a new batch of starlink satellites from spacex are heading to space. >> two, one, ignition. full power and liftoff. starling 5-11, go falcon, go starling. >> spacex launched more than 50 satellites just after midnight our time from cape canaveral. spacex will have more than 4,200 satellites in space. their goal is to have more than 12,000 in orbit. later today spacex will launch another series of 72 satellites from vanderberg air base in central california. >>> this is new video showing the moment of a miracle rescue in the amazon where four children survived a plane crash 40 days alone in the jungle. on may 1st their plane crashed killing the three adults onboard, including their mother. the oldest child, just 13 years old, helped her siblings find fruit to eat. rescuers searched more than 1,600 miles, eventually following a trail of footprints and clothing the children left behind. doctors say the children were weak, but they should fully recover. >>> now to a heartwarming reunion in the east bay, a french bulldog, a cute one at that, while waiting for its owner

starting next week, kwasi will be working as a software engineer in the starlink division of spacex. his facebook page calling spacex, quote, the coolest company on the planet and said the company didn't use this age as an i'm quoting here, pam, arbitrary proxy for maturity and ability. he knows how to use words too. yep. you thought elementary school wasn't challenging enough, so at nine he started at community college and began studying engineering and computer science. when he was just 11 years old. of course . what are you doing with your life exactly? in today's dollars and cents, as that opening bell rang, this morning, shares in the cruise lines headed higher after an upgrade from jp morgan and reports from the cruise lines themselves saying that they are sold out not only for this summer but heading into next summer as well as we take a live look at the numbers this morning, headed a little higher in the last hour. gains across the board today as there's hope that the fed will skip another rate hike this week. the dow jones up about 35 points. the s&p 500 up a third of a perc

and the success they have had with the satellite company getting internet and communications with starlink, owned by elon musk's company, and "new york post" reporting the world renowned explorer ha mish harding is among the five people who went missing, visiting the shipwreck of the titanic, confirmed by his family, but so many families who were excited to go see the wreckage of the titanic and now they have not been heard from. we will keep you posted. >> sandra: that is a new development. we'll be watching for more, as this is ongoing and the clock is ticking. hours are left they'll have available oxygen if indeed that is their situation. we don't know. alexis, thank you very much. we'll say on this, john. >> john: sandra, right now president biden on his way to the golden state to try to boost his climate agenda. how some major green advocates are trying to give him a leg up in 2024. >> sandra: plus, amid slow economic growth in this country, some businesses are not laying off workers but they are opting for a new strategy that may end up hurting their employees. we'll discuss with our

talking of communications, ocean gate says is it relies on elon musk's starlink to provide internet andommunication connection but that is just at the surface. it is unclear whether communication actually played any role in the sub going missing but the clock is ticking, neil, no doubt. neil: thank you, ashley webster with the latest developments. happy to have this next gentleman who knows about finding things in ocean. he was instrumental in the recovery of air france 447 back i think in the summer of tween. that was a flight that was going from brazil on the way to paris, crashed in the atlantic. he was one of the key people who helped find it. doctor, good to have you. that was literally like finding a needle in a ocean deep haystack back then. it could be a similar situation today but maybe again with better results, tell me what goes on here? >> well back with air france 447 the person that really put that together, it was coexpedition leader was nardelet on the submarine out in the ocean right now. this is a bit different because we know where the last known position was pretty w

laura, kairan will soon relocate to seattle to start his job at spacex where he'll be working on the starlink satellite internet service. he's excited about the implications and further advancement of what he calls the democracirization of access to education. >> also, just the confidence that he has. there are people who, whether they have ph.d.s or not, they can't sit in front of a room. >> the way he holds himself. >> yeah, it's really cool to see. >> good luck to him tomorrow and the other 1,599 students. >> congratulations to him. >> yeah, that's really exciting. >>> 6:09 right now. happening today, firefighters in the north bay gearing up for wildfire season and crews will -- hold on, kari. crews are going to continue a controlled burn in northeast san rafael. it's happening near st. vincent school for boys off highway 101. crews started that controlled burn yesterday in part of an effort to reduce wildfire fuels in the area. no need to call 911 if you see or smell smoke in that area. got to get a handle on some of these dryer areas. it used to be so green. things are going to heat up.