>> experts at vandenberg air force base and nasa say the satellite will reenter the atmosphere sometime tooferm noon give or take about 14 hours. (laughter) >> stephen: yes, tomorrow afternoon, give or take 14 hours. (laughter) which means you either have until saturday morning or you were vaporized two hours ago. and nasa has pinpointed exactly where the satellite will fall, jim? >> engineers now expect it will break into 100 pieces on reentry, a quarter of those could make it to earth. nasa is pretty sure that any surviving pieces of the satellite will fall somewhere between 57 degrees north and 57 degrees south. (laughter) >> stephen: okay. so the evacuation zone-- (applause) >> stephen: the evacuation zone is this area. (laughter) right here. if you are one of the 6 billion thrill seek ares in the impact zone, you will want to flee to the safety of either antarctica or the norwegian island of svalbarg,. and folks don't worry, because you have plenty of time to get there because in addition to providing a 28 hour impact window across 118 million square mile danger zone, nasa is provi

greeting the president when he headed to a fundraiser at the atherton home of facebook coo sheryl vandenbergdy sandberg. lady gaga paid $36,000 to attend the event to speak to president obama about bullying. republicans are also meeting at facebook for a town hall meeting at palo alto. today's linkedin event starts at 11:00 and people can see it live on linkedin and on the white house website. >> thank you. >>> with some insight we have cbs 5 political analyst joe tuman joining thus morning. silicon valley is such a beacon of job growth. i imagine that's part of the draw of politicians to be there today? >> it is about job growth and about the way that the president understands that in 2012 the metric for him is about employment. if he made a meaningful dent in unemployment. they understand that they are not going to bring back manufacturing jobs in the next 12 months. but they do believe in the white house that they can promote innovation, the one thing that the united states has that no one else has and that's the reason the president is making stops in these places in silicon valley to ta

planning on establishing a commercial launch site which would -- because it makes sense because vandenberg and the cape air force bases make sense to concentrate air force and nasa business at those two facilities and then concentrate commercial launch activity at a commercial launch site just as it occurs in aviation. >> so what's your sense in the political debate here in washington -- do you have trouble creating jobs within your company because of the way the federal government's operating currently? or what you envision as the way the policies are managed generally? >> well, there are -- i should say spacex would not be because of nasa and the great things that nasa has done and the business that nasa gives us and the expert advice they give us and i should credit nasa in terms of how helpful they have been. we do have a bit of a challenge with the air force. and this is something where i'm sort of surprised that there's not more journalistic interest because the air force is currently proposing to extend these outsourcing of boeing and lockheed until 2014. and the reasoning given for