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we're on the moon. >> reporter: the landing? flawless. the first pictures, stunning. blue ghost lander casting a shadow across the lunar surface, in the distance the earth and all of us 240,000 miles away. >> i'm so proud of that lander and the team that built it. it's incredible. >> reporter: ray allensworth is spacecraft program director. we first met her and her company's blue ghost lunar lander three months ago, six feet tall, 11 feet wide, with four landing legs now touching lunar dust. >> so there are cameras basically distributed all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost's cameras captured its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission? deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> you look down and see the spout kind of coming down? >> reporter: i do. >> that's the drill. it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate nine feet below the surface to measure temperature. another experiment will vacuum up loose lunar rock and dust. >> we're trying to figure out what d

it's difficult to land on the moon. several organizations, including countries, have tried and failed. uh, just several months ago in intuitive machines successfully became the first u.s. spacecraft to soft land on the moon since apollo 17 back in 1972. and congratulations to firefly aerospace for now being the second since then, and the second commercial company to do so. nasa's, uh, commercial lunar program, nicknamed clps uh, is really hitting its stride. and you see that with today. today's successful landing. intuitive machines got another one, another lander, uh, of the athena lander, uh, scheduled to land in just four days. and it's carrying, uh, the first commercial rover. if successful, it will be the first commercial rover to go explore the moon. so a lot of things happening in this program. >> and more on the challenges. we always you mentioned that soft landing. we always look for that to be the first, um, evidence of success in these missions. and so they've accomplished that. but over the next two weeks, wh

well below the average in half moon bay. so the storm system off the coastline here it is there not much energy with it. that's gonna get a little bit closer bringing with probably chance of showers, i think tomorrow morning and then kind of tapered off as we head throughout the day. there's just not a lot of energy, but you'll see those clouds. you see the winds and you get a notice. those cold temperatures around the bay area again overnight tonight, the clouds kind of thickening up as we head toward tomorrow morning, a slight chance you might see some showers early on for the commute. doesn't look like much very light amounts of rain as the system comes through. but you see a passing on by kind of broken as it moves on through into the afternoon behind that. yeah, you're left with that cold air. so highs tomorrow again, it is going to be cool. it's going to be brisk. that wind's going to kick up along the coastline, some 20's, some 30 mile an hour winds. and so you get 57 degrees in san francisco. it's going to feel more l

and another vessel is expected to land on the moon on thursday. sa says these experiments and tech demonstrations on uncrewed missions will help scientists understand the south polar region, where future crewed missions are expected to land. >> it's so cool. and hopefully, men and women will be on the moon again soon. pr mateo bridge. breezy and a wet start to our sunday morning, so take it easy out there. we have storm ranger working hard for us, tracking that rain. we zoom it on in. the showers have just passed the san mateo bridge, but still hanging around union city, parts of fremont. it's heavier, though, as those thunderstorms have pushed on through livermore and the altamont pass. we're seeing the rain moving into san jose a >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including the hilarious tiktok trend that captures the raw, unfiltered awe of babies experiencie ing hibac cooking for the first time. trust me on this. >>> and harrison ford's unintentional live tv photo bomb, during a hollywood awards show. >>> and "the sunday focus"

the blue ghost lander touching down on the moon. sharing this image, you see the sun's glare, the moon's craters there in texas. celebrations broke out at firefly aerospace and nasa. blue ghost is the second private spacecraft to land on the moon carrying a drill vacuum and other experiments for nasa, and says it's already begun operations to transmit images to earth. cnn aerospace analyst miles o'brien joining us now with more on this. miles, great to see you. help us understand the significance of this landing. >> well, i guess you could give them the oscar for the best moon landing of the 21st century. jessica, they did well. it's the first soft landing. the first fully successful landing of the commercial lunar, uh, project that nasa has underway as part of its big artemis program. uh, there was a complete failure, and then a partial failure by a company called intuitive uh, which is about to have another lander, uh, on its way down in just a matter of days. but this is all part of an effort to scout out, uh, landing sites and. p

earlier today, the blue ghost lander touched down on the moon. this image, you can see the sun's glare, the moon's craters there. in texas, celebrations broke out at firefly aerospace and nasa. blue ghost is the second private spacecraft to land on the moon. it was the first to do so smoothly without falling over or crashing. cnn contributor kristin fisher is joining us now. kristin, this is exciting. tell us about the significance of this landing. >> well. >> jessica, you know, it's hard to land on the moon. it is really hard to land on. >> the moon. >> first time on your first attempt? absolutely flawlessly. and that is what firefly aerospace. >> did today. >> i mean, keep in mind they don't have. >> this big, massive. >> government. a big, massive. budget that. >> the u.s. >> government would have. right? they are a private. >> relatively small commercial space company. and what. >> they did. >> today, i mean, they. >> truly exceeded. >> expectations, jessica. and so why why should. >> you care? >> why does this matter? well. >> first. >> these

the blue ghost landed on the moon's surface early sunday morning. ostello. >> reporter: this is a very important test now of elon musk's spacex starship and as we've been reporting, starship is the biggest rocket ever built. 400 feet tall. we have had other test flights but many ve really ended in disappointment including the one in january when it blew up over the atlantic ocean. after an investigation, the faa has cleared starship to fly again today. 6:30 p.m. eastern time. the goal here is to essentially approve the technology. this is the rocket that they want the use to put humans on the moon within the next two to three years then eventually take humans on to mars. as a part of this test flight, they will deploy some starlink satellite dummy satellites in space to prove they can do that from a moving rocket that's already in space and then in addition in that trademark move that spacex has, they will bring the booster back down and hopelly it will be caught yet again in that kind of pincher move that we've seen. the chop stick move where they g

but then at the luna based on the visible side of the moon on the fall side of the moon. and then we will go to malls and we'll explore asteroids along the way. further, i think that sooner or later on our planet, we will realize that after all, military conflicts sent us back. and i hope and dream that the conflicts on our planet will stop. and the funds that we are putting into the military will be used for peaceful space exploration and then there will be great progress to meet with. basically, i can say that the meeting with reco sharma covers such a long period to them because in 1984, when he flew into space, i was 13 years old. and i was studying at school in by canoe when he was brought them. and the tradition back then was old, the local children were lined up along the roads and given flags. and then for the 1st time in my life, i had an indian flag in my hand and i stood and waved off. the rock has sharma and cosmonaut melisha in 2014. they one might say at that time they flew for a short time. it was less than 10 days about 7 days. but thanks to his flight and

down on the moon. a private company successfully executed a soft lunar landing on the moon here. the texas based company firefly says the unmanned blue ghost lunar lander will be on the moon for two weeks. during that time, the lander will run remote tests to help figure out how astronauts could one day live and work there. >> we're also going to be doing some science investigations to understand more about the moon itself. >> it's a tremendous feeling of satisfaction to see this mission through to the end and see what kind of exciting data we can get back. >> and at the end of the 14 day operation, the lander will remain right there on the moon. >> well, a car seat is among the few pieces of baby equipment that can make the difference between life and death in an emergency. and while many check safety ratings and rely on parent reviews. >> fox's jenna sack shows us how a new round of crash tests is revealing concerns about some widely used brands. >> during its latest round of child car seat testing. c

. >>> nasa is one step closer to putting an astronaut back on the moon with the help of a private spaceassmann has the story. >> stuck the landing. >> reporter: the landing flawless. [ cheering ] the first pictures stunning. firefly's blue ghost lander casting a shadow across the lunar surface. in the distance, the earth, and all of us, 240,000 miles away. >> i'm so proud of that lander and the team that built it. it's incredible. >> reporter: ray allensworth is space director of firefly aerospace. we first met her and her company's lunar lander three months ago. 6 feet tall, 11 feet wide with four landing legs touching lunar dust. >> they're extended all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost's cameras captured video of its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission, deliver ten payloads to the lunar surface for nasa. >> so if we kind of look down, you see over there, you see that spout kind of coming down. >> reporter: i do. >> that's the drill. and it will deploy down and go into the lunar surface. >> reporter: this drill will try to penetrate 9 f

on the fall side of the moon. and then we will go to malls and we'll explore asteroids along the way. further, i think that sooner or later on our planet, we will realize that after all, military conflicts sent us back. and i hope and dream that the conflicts on our planet will stop and the funds that we are putting into the millet tray will be used for peaceful space exploration. and then there will be great progress to meet the basically i can say that the meeting with rakish drama covers such a long period to them because in 1984, when he flew into space, i was 13 years old and i was studying at school in by canoe, when he was brought there and the tradition back then was old, the local children were lined up along the roads and given flags. and then for the 1st time in my life, i had an indian flag in my hand and i stood and waved off. the rock has sharma and cosmonaut melisha in 2014. they one might say at that time they flew for a short time. it was less than 10 days about 7 to.

no, but then at the luna based on the visible side of the moon on the fall side of the moon. and then we will go to malls and we'll explore asteroids along the way. further, i think that sooner or later on our planet, we will realize that after all, military conflicts sent us back. and i hope and dream that the conflicts on our planet will stop. and the funds that we are putting into the military will be used for peaceful space exploration and then there will be great progress to meet the basically i can say that the meeting with reco sharma.

you could pay as little as $0 per month. ♪ >>> tonight, marvelous views of the moon. d this week by a spacecraft owned by a texas company. today it became the second to land a privately-built spacecraft on the lunar surface and the first to land one up right. here is cbs's mark strassmann. >> stuck the landing. [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: the landing flawless. the first pictures stunning. fire flies blue ghost lander casting a shadow across the lunar surface. in the distance, earth and all of us 240,000 miles away. >> i'm so proud of, you know that lander and the team that built it. it's incredible. >> reporter: ray allen's worth is spacecraft program director at fire fly aerospace. >> all right. go ahead. >> we first met her and her company's blue ghost lunar lander three months ago. 6 feet tall, 11 feet wide with four landing legs now touching lunar dust. >> so there are cameras distributed basically all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost cameras captured video of its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission delive

. >>> coming up, we'll take you 240,000 miles into the sky with a successful moon landing. >> i'm so d of the lander and the team that built it. >>> plus, we'll meet a bay area woman who saved her father's life when she was just a teenager, how that inspired a career here i am—field trip chaperone! before preventing migraine with qulipta, it was hard keeping plans. and look at me now! you'll never truly, forget migraine, but qulipta reduces attacks, making more zero-migraine days possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta. get help right away for serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing, face, lip, or tongue swelling, itching or rash which may occur when taking qulipta or days after. common side effects include nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta—the forget-you-get migraine medicine. >>> take a look at this. a stunning point of view of the fire burning in the carolina forest, a firefighter's helmet camera shows a hose putting out huge flames in myrtle beach near the atlantic coast. it was a terrifying moment for people living n

mari is a type of place on the moon. um, and it's really well suited for our specific payloads on board that wanted to interact with the lunar surface and the dust that's there. there's not a ton of boulders and hazards in these types of areas. so that was really important for our payload. so we really paired up with nasa to find the best spot for these payloads. and it happened to be in mari kristi noem or, you know, the sea of crises. >> what kind of scientific instruments are on the blue ghost? what are you hoping to find on the moon? >> yeah, there's a lot of different payloads on board. a lot of the payloads are really hoping to study that lunar dust, or lunar regolith, as we call it. they want to see how that material interacts with other types of materials, metals, stuff like that. it will really inform future missions to the moon, where, you know, humans may be returning to the moon, you know, developing habitats. and it's important to understand what it's like to exist on the lunar surface. some of them are study

all the way to half moon bay, this is until tomorrow. so just be mindful heading out to the coast. here's that 7 day outlook said just keep an eye out for tuesday. wednesday, some unsettled weather for you. and then next week we could see that stormed are opening starting sunday into monday and tuesday. so we'll see back to you, sir. thank you, gayle. president trump is gearing up to double the tariff on china on tuesday. >> that'll bring the import tax up to 20% while trump previously proposed. 25 1% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada. commerce secretary howard lutnick says those rates aren't set in stone lot next. as trump is still deciding since both countries have taken action to address his concerns about border crossings but not fentanyl deaths. >> just thinking about it. i think there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada. exactly what they're going to be. i'm gonna leave that for the president to decide. >> trump also plans to impose reciprocal tariffs on april second on all countries, the white house has deemed to be treating the united states unfa

it's only the second privately built spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. blue ghost was created by texas based firefly aerospace. this is video of the landing that happened around 1 a.m. this morning. the spacecraft was orbiting the moon for about two weeks preparing for the daring descent. the company said, quote, this small step on the moon represents a giant leap in commercial exploration. turning now to our weather again, drivers heading to tahoe are dealing with some slick roads. this is what it looks like on i-80 at kingvale. you can see those wet roads right there. chains required on both 80 and 50. right now rob mayeda is here now. rob. are they getting more snow? what's happening? the roads are looking better now than they did about two hours ago when they were shut down. we'll see a few more inches of snow, but things tapering off around the sierra as monday from the sierra to the bay area should be a bit of a break before more rain and sierra snow chances will be off and on through the middle part of the week. right now the big story, i think, is

as part of its ongoing efforts to eventually land humans on the surface of the moon. hat nasa wants to they want more companies than just spacex, you know, getting all the headlines, and it looks like while they have had some success, they had big success as well. jackie: that is bloomberg's loren grush. romaine: talking tech. byd looking to raise as much is $5.2 million -- billion dollars in a placement. the chinese automaker offered 118 million shares at $333 hong kong dollars each from a discount of almost 8.4% to monday's closing price in hong kong. plus, by do planning to raise $1.4 billion with an offering of al-shabaab shares. the deal may price as soon as wednesday and would be the first bond offering for china's leading search engine since 2021. the deal comes before the company must repay a $600 million security that is due april 7. finally, chinese ai startup zhip u has raised $140 million following deepseek's meteor at rise. enjoyed's joins existing backer alibaba and tencent. -- it joins existing backers alibaba and tencent. jackie: coming up, investors ar

this is the first time a private company has successfully put a spacecraft on the moon upright. ncluding a drill to measure the temperature below the surface. >>> it's the end of the line for one of the original online video calling services, and president trump backs a crypto reserve. here's matt pieper with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: wall street closed its dreary february on a bright note as stocks rallied. the dow gained 601, nasdaq 302, s&p 92 points. >>> president trump announces a crypto strategic reserve. on truth social he says it will include bitcoin, ether, xrp, solana's token and cardana's ada. the crypto-currencies are under consideration for the new reserve sending values skyrocketing and partly reversing a recent slump. trump and his wife recently launched their own branded meme coins. >>> the shutter of skype. microsoft is pulling the plug on the pioneering internet telecommunications and video call platform that it bought nearly 14 years ago for $8.5 billion. things like zoom, facetime, messenger, and whatsapp have let people connect in ways that made

artemis is the return to the moon campaign over several years. his is one of about 11 or so in the coming years are designed to scout out the surface, determine the radiation environment and figure out what to do about the difficult lunar dust which can be very sticky and sharp and also learn how to navigate and land successfully. interestingly, they were able to use the earth-based gps system to get a fix which portends well for navigating in the future. a glimmer of hope in an otherwise troubled program. geoff: how much of a boost is this for artemis? reporter: it helps and puts artemis in people's minds. at the center of artemis is a giant what some might call white elephant of a rocket. it is coming in at about $90 billion, the space launch system. and it has had a very long and slow and continually delayed effort to get into space. at this point nasa is predicting a moon landing in 2027 but that is pretty optimistic probably. this is a program that is looking like it is a riep target for the doge world. geoff: it raises the question, what is

as you can see, all the way from bodega bay to half moon bay. waves are nice, but just use caution if you're heading out to the coast, some sneaker waves out there. and here's rest to start of your week partly cloudy tomorrow. monday looks to be that transition day because we have a chance of showers starting tuesday and into wednesday. i'll time it all out for you. when i come back in a few minutes, back to you. >> the u.s. could to support ukraine and even from the geopolitical considerations. it makes a lot of sense for the u.s. to support ukraine. so the hope that this message comes and you hope the united states government makes decisions accordingly. >> the bay area nonprofit nova ukraine says people in the ukrainian community are feeling anxious after friday's heated meeting in the oval office. peace talks imploded after president trump and vice president jd vance clash with ukrainian president volodimir zelenskyy accusing him of not being grateful enough for u.s. support and its war against russia. now the future of u.s. support for ukra

has landed on the moon, delivering experiments for nasa. take a look. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful full moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost touchdown. an overnight a half an hour later, the blue ghost started to send back pictures from the surface and you're looking at the first one. here is a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare. two other companies, landers also planned to go to the moon with the next expected later this week. pretty stunning frances. >> yeah, definitely stunning, especially for selfie from the know the moon. gorgeous and also what's nice is we have this view of live doppler seven looping. you can see the rain and the showers are moving towards the southeast. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so we still have a slight chance of thunderstorms. and also we could see a spotty shower even during the evening hours. but most of the rain has moved through for oscar sunday. tomorrow be mostly sunny and then we have another system. also a level one, a light stor

company has successfully landed a spacecraft on the moon. ghost lander touched announced today. like any visitor to a new place, it snapped a few selfies and tune took a picture of earth. the private company is the latest in a string of companies competing to launch nasa payloads to the moon. a rival lunar lander is expected to test out later this week. still to come what cuts in foreign aid may mean for the suffering children of haiti. on oscar night, we explore the expanding role of ai in films. ♪ >> this is pbs news week to and from our studio in washington. anchor: in haiti, years of tales and instability have brought the country to the brink of collapse. more than one million people, that is nearly 10% of the population, have been displaced. we spoke with someone from unicef who recently visited the country. reporter: thank you so much for joining as. can you tell us about what things are like in the ground -- on the ground in haiti right now? >> there not many historic examples. 85% of port-au-prince is controlled by groups. it changes

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and these breathtaking images of the moon are courtesy of the blue ghost lunar lander.the uncrewed spacecraft successfully, successfully soft landed on the moon's surface in the early hours of sunday morning. firefly aerospace, the texas based developer behind blue ghost, is now the second private company to score a moon landing. the lunar lander is part of a privately owned fleet, helping nasa in its aim to return astronauts to the moon later this decade. just ahead, smoke billows in the sky above the carolinas. firefighters in the region are battling dozens of blazes in less than ideal conditions. we'll have the latest after the break. >> harakat al-muqawama al-islamiyya. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes. >> the president of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis of the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. >> empower. >> so handsome. >> i think. >> oh, i, i can't buy this. >> what's wrong? hang on. there. actually, you can. your empower investment account

the peninsula. look at half moon bay. a sustained wind at 17, but stronger gusts. the same story goes on and on in the east bay as well as the north bay. it is breezy. it will remain so again tomorrow. now, meanwhile, the wind is all generated from the departure of that area of low pressure. look at reno. that's where the core, the center of the departure of that area of low pressure is. there's yet another cold front out over the open waters. let's track it together. there's your monday, and notice we'll just call it partly cloudy for the most part at lunchtime. but here come the clouds. it will become mostly cloudy by monday night. that will set the stage for tuesday morning when we wake up in the clouds and look at that rain to the north of us. next time around, let's go ahead and track that storm, that incoming system together. and that's just in a few minutes from now. >> all right, roberta, we'll see you soon. well, it has been one of the worst flu seasons here in 15 years. how the virus is affecting people. years now after they've been infected. >> plus stopp

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fireflies unmanned luego slander touchdown on the moon early sunday morning. the second commercial spacecraft to ever do so the mission is part of a nasa partnerships supporting nasa's artemis program in an effort to cut costs and return astronauts to the moon. lander captured study footage of the earth and the moon along its attorney, including this photo. lugo's first image of the lunar surface. nasa's of the last, the latest addition to their fleet space telescopes. so you're access tomorrow. they're going to go into space. vandenberg space force base on the falcon 9 rocket. the telescope will quickly start scanning the sky with near-infrared wavelengths collecting data on more than 450 million galaxies. the telescope carries a high power camera that we'll capture the space pixel by pixel rex will then order the earth 14 and a half times a day completing 11,000 orbit in its 2 year incredible. up next, a look morning news to customers and employees. >> pepper spray during a violent smash-and-grab. police are. we'll that group that were behind that burglary. g

at the end of its 14 day operation, the lander will remain on the moon. timetable to return. >> well, the 49ers have reached an agreement on their first major trade of the offseason. and it involves deebo, deebo samuel, the wide receiver, on his way to the washington commanders. in exchange, the niners will get back a fifth round pick. that's according to espn. the gm, john lynch, had previously said the team would honor samuel's request and try to trade or release him his 20 plus million dollar salary per season was just too much for the often injured wideout and slash running back. how about some basketball? the worst? continue their tour of the us with a stop in steph curry's hometown of charlotte tomorrow night. saturday the 76 ers snapped a nine game losing streak and beat golden state 126 119 in philly. the game provided a memorable moment, though, in steph curry's record breaking career. warriors superstar had his first dunk in six years and here it is. steph predicted the dunk in the fourth quarter will be his last in the nba. he will celebrate hi

it's only the second privately built spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. blue ghost was created by texas based firefly aerospace. that's video of the landing happened around 1 a.m. this morning. the spacecraft was orbiting the moon for about two weeks preparing for that daring descent. the company said, quote, this small step on the moon represents a giant leap in commercial exploration, paving the way for future doctors and promoting diversity in healthcare. hundreds of students attended the third annual black men in white coats summit. the organization, which represents minority youth, teamed up with kaiser for the event at las positas community college in livermore yesterday. more than 600 students, parents, educators and clinicians were the. the goal was to show students how to apply to college and medical school and help them explore careers in healthcare. the summit also included cpr demonstrations, robotics and virtual reality simulations, as well as workshops hosted by doctors. black men in white coats also aims to reduce racial and ethnic dispariti

up some sunshine. >> jealous. >>> a private lunar lander touched down overnight on the surface of the moonunshine. the firefly era spaces blue host lander is the first private spacecraft to reach the moon without crashing or falling over. that is interesting. it's caring 10 experiments for nasa and they include a vacuum to suck up and good for analysis and angel to measure temperature as far as 10 feet below the surface . there is also a device eliminating abrasive dust which created problems for apollo moonwalkers half a century ago. >>> this is the third mission under nasa commercial lunar delivery program and the program is geared toward creating a so-called , lunar economy with private businesses competing for astronaut travel to the moon later this decade. zoe, before i came here i was in orlando we covered rocket launches all the time and there is nothing cooler than seeing a large pickett >> i always wanted to see one in real life and it is mind blowing this is the first time , think of how far technology has come, first time ever one of those is not followed over. first-ever succes

blue ghost will now stay on the moon for the next two weeks to conduct ten experiments for nasa. $101 million for the delivery. another $44 million for the science and tech on board. >> janai: but really cool that we're going to be getting information back. they've done this before, but it's still so cool every single time. all right, gio. >>> now to a historic performance for a college gymnast. i spoke with the clemson junior who's become the first ncaa gymnast to land one of olympic legend simone biles' spectacular signature moves. this is the moment clemson university gymnast brie clark made collegiate history. >> and she's able to land it. wow. >> it's like a dream come true. i don't think it's really hit me yet. >> janai: the first in the ncaa to complete the biles 1. a double layout with a half twist landing blind. celebrating with her team and the g.o.a.t. herself. >> shut up. twice. like, she knows i exist and she pushed some buttons to, like -- >> janai: that's right. the seven-time olympic gold medalist simone biles writing, congrats, and closing out black history month

blue ghost has landed on the moon. now, the uncrewed spacecraft successfully soft landed on the lunar surface about an hour ago, prompting cheers at mission control. you see, their success was far from guaranteed. about half of all landing attempts on the moon ended in failure. texas based firefly aerospace, the developer of blue ghost, is only the second private sector company to accomplish the feat. the lunar lander is part of a nasa initiative aimed at sending astronauts back to the moon by the end of the decade. well, if you've ever been stuck in traffic and wished you could soar above the endless lines of cars, well, a california startup is working on a vehicle you might be interested in if you can afford it. alef electronics says its flying car prototype has recently completed a test drive. cnn's lynda kincaid has the details. >> it's the stuff of movies, of science fiction. when we close our eyes and imagine the future. >> roads. >> where we're going, we don't need roads. >> that futuristic technology. >> is. >>

the uncrewed spacecraft touched down on the moon's surface early sunday morning. irefly aerospace is now the second private company to score a moon landing. >> mahmoud basal kim brunhuber. >> bright colors, lively music and feathers galore. rio de janeiro, once again reminding the world why it is the place to be for carnival. the festival encourages all to eat, drink and be merry before ash wednesday, when christians begin the period of lent for 40 days ahead of easter. always looks like such a good time. and louisiana's favorite adopted son reigns supreme over new orleans on sunday. headlining the big easy's slate of carnival parades, former lsu star and nba hall of famer shaquille o'neal. shaq ruled as king bacchus from his custom throne, specially constructed to accommodate his massive seven foot one frame. adoring fans could be seen trying to catch a glimpse and some mardi gras beads from the king. good fun there and thanks for joining us. i'm rahel solomon, live in new york. stick with us. cnn this morning with audie cornish is up after a quick break. >> oh. o

also, one step closer we are to putting a human being back on the moon. it. talking with people behind a new and historic moon landing mission. also, what a night in hollywood at the oscars. "anora" cleaned up with five awards including best picture. sean baker, mikey madison. we will talk to some of the night's biggest winners. all of that and more at 7:00. >> so much to talk about with the oscars. now taking a live look outside on this monday morning. i was up a little late getting in the fashion from the oscars. if you were up late, grab a coffee because it is going to be a pretty nice day, but changes here and there. >> a great day, beautiful and clear, but we have unsettled weather and the forecast this week. >> something is happening. >> sneaker waves along the coast. we have a high surf advisory with a small craft morning for the boaters . into the afternoon waves of 10 to 20 feet high, sneaker waves and recurrence are a concern. let's start with that. at the coast in the purple from stinson beach all the way to san francisco into half moon bay and

my parents came here in 1960's from india when president kennedy talked about going to the moon. we have to come together as a country as divided as we are. i am proud of the innovation and the technology, but america should lead in making sure that technology protects kids and protects people and this bill as you crafted balances the free speech concerns with the protections and am looking forward to supporting it. senator cruz: thank you for the bipartisan support we have in this bill in the senate, senator klobuchar and we passed it unanimously, mad lean dean and other democrats are supporting. there are issues that divide us, but this should not be one of them. we should come together and say we need to protect our kids and keep them safe. i will say to victim advocates, you guys are courageous inexpirational and making a real difference. i will say to the house members, you are seeing something that you thought was impossible which is the senate doing anything briefly and expeditiously and we are at 59 minutes precisely on time. and madam first lady, we are grateful for your

a private lunar lander touched down on the moon. ssfully executed a soft lunar landing. firefly, the company based in texas, says the unmanned blue ghost lunar lander will be on the moon for two weeks, and during that time, the lander will conduct remote tests to help determine how astronauts could one day live and work there on the moon. >> we're also going to be doing some science investigations to understand more about the moon itself. >> it's a tremendous feeling of satisfaction to see this mission through to the end and see what kind of exciting data we can get back. >> now, at the end of its 14 day operation. the lunar lander will just remain there on the moon. all right. we have breaking news in oakland right now. police have blocked off several blocks of international boulevard for a massive operation. we're going to take you there live. to tell you what we know so far. and a vigil planned tonight after a local business was targeted with anti-muslim graffiti on the first day of ramadan. the business owner says it's not the fi

i hope that the next flights and subsequent steps to explore the moon will also be successful. moreover, we know how important the moon is, but india are coming up next stage to pay to level across the team and make sure you're doing my colleague rachel ruble for more news at the top of the recently with perfect the welcome across talk bullhorn is we're all things are considered. i'm peter a little ukraine. slower president. zelinski went to washington design a deal. instead, he laid an egg and that's putting it mildly is the damage. repairable. is peace still on the agenda? to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel in budapest. he's a pod cast with the goggle, which we found on youtube in locals. and here in moscow, we crossed to mark's level that he's an international relations and security analyst, or a gentleman cross type rules, and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it . all right, let's take it off with mark and moscow. here we're going to talk about the if the actrix i'm going to talk about if there was an, a

i remember when i was a kid and racing them to the moon. weren't our ally they were the enemy.ocracy when we just look what they are doing in their country and what putin has done. what has happened to us. and when we are asking somebody to wear a seat when elon musk -- something somebody to apologize between 33 and 94 times excuse me now i will apologize has said thank you since february of 2022 and i'm old enough to remember, bret, when bibi netanyahu going. obama sat down and israel thanked us for all our help. we are getting off course here and the president did say the war would end the first day of his presidency and it hasn't. >> brian: if you watch. >> bret: last word on this. go ahead. >> brian: if you watch the whole 50 minutes started off very friendly press conference. went astoundingly wrongs almost begging for some type of thing to go wrong and somebody to lose their temper. and i just find it amazing that zelenskyy finds it amazing that he does not. he wants everyone to realize they started this. they are killing our people. they cut deals in '97 and 2001. and br

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. >>> check out this out of this world image beamed back to to earth from the moon. sy of the blue ghost lander after a successful touchdown overnight. [cheers and applause] >> -- just became the first commercial company in history to complete a fully successful moon if landing. charlie: god bless private enterprise. the lander now expected to spend two weeks studying the moon's surface. >>> and finally, m if ooo-ve over, cows, because lab-grown milk apparently on hits way marf climate activists' concern about the meth haven the emissions from cows. "forbes" speaking to to a few start-ups that expect to roll out their product by later this yearen or early next year writing, quote, this approach also a offers a viable path to mass producing milk in a way that is resource-efficient and sustainable9 with the potential to scale to meet global dairy demands without reliance on live stock. because if they want to kill all the cows because they're murderous, blood thirty lab people. you know, my -- lab-grown meat, i think, all of it is so the disgusting, but has been-grown m

it's the first step in returning astronauts to the moon. the uncrewed spacecraft successfully soft landed on the moon's surface sunday morning. firefly aerospace, now the second private company ever to score a moon landing. up next on cnn this morning, the oscar record that stood alone for 70 years until last night. how the director of honora matched the legendary walt disney. plus, a familiar face enters the race. new yorkers, are they ready for the return of andrew cuomo? and good morning, cincinnati, ohio. if you're heading out the door, grab a coat. it's a chilly 23, 23 degrees there right now. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper returns sunday at nine on cnn. >> at bob baer. sweet dream of comfort and softness. this is why we make the best socks and slippers in the history of feet. visit banda aceh. com and get 20% off your first order. >> ah, yellow. >> didn't pass the tissue test. buckle up. whoa! >> check up. >> there's toothpaste white and there's crest 3-d whitestrips white. >> whitening like a $400 professional treatment.

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