elon musk is out in front of the pack. i don't want to belittle anything. you are not sounding negative, but what is it all for? he has this vision of going to mars. he's spoken about making life multi—planetary to extend the chances of human beings surviving. is mars really that interesting? i mean, it doesn't seem there is that much up once you get there? i think similar questions were asked about canada. not that long ago. just an expanse of snow and ice. so often the things we discover when we get somewhere tend to make it more interesting than it seems from an unfocused distance. what he also recognises is there are moments in history when things come together. we would never have put people on the moon had it not been for the combination of the cold war, a populist president and then the president being shot. if those things had not happened, i don't think the united states would have sustained the inertia and impetus to put men on the moon in 69 and i think elon musk sees that moment in time when the technology and the economy sort of make this pos

how much competition has elon musk got from other space exploration companies? there are a number of other companies considering the same question, establishing a settlement on mars, as well as various governments. the competition is there. one of the nice things is that the us government and these private companies are working in tandem and also in competition. they are like frenemies. mars is so hard that it levels the playing field. so there is a whole new set of challenges that crop up recent talk about sending humans not a into low orbit, but to the next planet. right now, elon musk, with his company spacex, has done a marvellousjob, so they are ahead of the game. what is the business imperative for wanting to do it? i can understand wanting to do it because it is a challenge, but what would be business incentive be? that is one of the big questions that i have as well. how are you going to convince investors to put their money into this enterprise? exploration is one thing, sending humans to figure out what is there and to find out if there are any fossils

that's just one of the ideas proposed today by on to newer elon musk. the main focus of his plans are getting people to mars in smaller rockets than originally proposed. how feasible is this? i spoke with nokia drake, -- nadia drake, a contributing writer at national geographic. good to have you with us. travel to space and under an hour, london to new york in under half an hour. how realistic is it? >> would love to go from london to new york in less than half an hour. the feasibility of elon musk's plan, and of course traveling around the earth in not that much time is just part of it. the grander plan is to establish human-sustaining settlement on mars. he first suggested it last year and said that according to his plan, as many as one million humans could be living on mars 2060's. that seems ambitious. of thefine-tuned aspects plan related to the rocket that will be doing the bulk of the heavy lifting. literally and metaphorically. the feasibility is going to depend in my mind on two things. one is the technology and the other is the finances. ancho

elon musk wants to make it a reality in just five years. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for fr >>> good evening, everyone, welcome. and it's nice to be back. what a run it's been for stocks. the quiet grind higher pushed the s&p 500, the nasdaq and small cap russell 2000 to record highs today. on this friday, which is also the last day of the week, the month, the quarter, the dow posted its first eight-quarter win streak in, yes, 20 years. the s&p 500 recorded its sixth straight month of gains. that's saying something, because historically between may and october tends to be the worst period for stocks. let's get right to the numbers, shall we? today the dow jones industrial averag added 23, to 22,405. nasdaq was up 42, it's 50th record close this year. the s&p 500 rose nine. for the quarter, all of the major indexes had solid gains, as you see right there, about 4% or better. what drove the gains? and what may happen in these final three months of the year? bob pisani takes a l >> reporter: u.s. stocks hit reco

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coming up, elon musk's next big idea. this time, he wants to make traveling across the world something you could do while watching just one episode of "game of thrones." that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon is looking overseas for even more office space. it is searching for office space in dublin, ireland, that could hold 800 employees. the space could be as large as 80,000 square feet. last year, amazon said it would bring another 500 jobs to ireland adding to the more than 1400 in dublin. elon musk has a new vision. he wants to get you anywhere on earth in just under one hour. take a listen. >> the great thing about going to space is there is no friction. when you are out of the atmosphere, it will be smooth as silk. no turbulence. there is no weather. there is no atmosphere. you can get to most long-distance places in half an hour. if we are building this to go to the moon and mars, why not go to other places on earth as well? emily: the spacex founder told the crowd in australia he is planning to build a

elon musk is the only one who may be capable of doing that. notice what the treaty does not ban, it does not ban, the passage of weapons of mass destruction through space, the u.s. and the soviet union did not address that. and it does not ban conventional weapons in space. a missile defense in space when not violate the outer space treaty. railgun's, point, -- a technology we would want to use. but this goes to the high-tech part of striking power, not just really the weapon, the real gun or the drone we need to deploy, the computer system and sensors behind it, most are in space and some in the air and sea, the computational power is the trick, the radar systems to guide the weapon to the target. we have not been advancing progressing as fast as we could thre. er. -- there. these technologies would not violate treaties, i do not think. other countries like china for many years claimed we had to stop militarization of space but in 2007 they tested and anti-satellite weapon successfully and blew up one of their own satellites which caused a lo

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and coming up on newsnight, we hear about the ambitions of billionaire entrepreneur elon musk, to build the world's biggest rocket, to revolutionise travel in space, and down here on earth. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after ten years of low interest rates, the governor of the bank of england, has signalled they're likely to rise in the near future. that could mean as early as november. mark carney told the bbc, that because of the state of the economy, which is experiencing rising inflation, consumers should expect rates to increase, though he added any hike would be "limited" and "gradual." millions have enjoyed cheaper mortgages and loans, since rates began coming down after the financial crash in 2007, though savers have lost out. here's our economics editor simonjack. it's been a great decade for borrowers, a miserable one for savers. interest rates are at their lowest level since the bank of england was founded over 300 years ago. but today, the governor of the bank sent his strongest signal yet that that may be about to change. what we have said is that if the economy co

elon musk called it the salt on the sald. it is crucial to making a battery work, but you don't need that much of it. you need nickel, cobalt, manganese. these will not run out either. oliver: we talk about lithium and some of the viewers might have seen some bloomberg programming which we have gone to some of these lithium plants in latin america and south america. there are big, big fields of this but aren't we also going to be mining this? how difficult is it to get to that 1%? jess: it is mined all over the world. you can find it here in southern england, or on the atacama plains. when you look at something like a bolt, it is a bit more rare. if you will have one country mining it, it could easy get squeezed. but there is still the question about whether we are going to be able to get it on the ground. so, what we need to do and this is where the bottleneck could come, the forecasters at bloomberg new energy finance think we're going to need about 35 factories producing batteries the same size as elon musk's factory in ne

elon musk is known for being very visionary, very ambitious. i do think there was a lot of truth in there that will come to pass, maybe not 202a. probably a bit later than that. but a lot of these things will happen. i‘m personally not back convinced by the whole rockets were travelling around the planet, but this stuff about mars and some early test missions to the moon, i think that will definitely go ahead. who is elon musk? why should we believe all care what he says? elon musk has had a long history of success. he started out in paypal, which everyone uses now. then he went on to form tesla motors, sell electric cars. in an era where people said electric cars arejust era where people said electric cars are just like era where people said electric cars arejust like milk era where people said electric cars are just like milk floats, era where people said electric cars arejust like milk floats, they era where people said electric cars are just like milk floats, they will not go anywhere, now we are seeing great stuff with that. then he form

especially with elon musk in charge. betty: i hear that a lot from people who are very supportive, that arboles in tesla. what is interesting is that perhaps, because they are burning so much money, you know, because they are doing so many things, the competitors are moving faster than them. you might even say that, in china, right, clearly the market is very important, but as they are looking for manufacturing capabilities, the chinese automakers are moving very quickly, and they got a lot of money behind them to take that market. >> that's right. there are several chinese companies doing r&d in california to develop tesla fighters. beautifully cars ready for production. they would like to bring them back to china and do in china what tesla has been able to do in california. closing onow is tesla. they had to get started with manufacturing in china. , chinese, companies might steal their thunder. yvonne: sticking to china, we just got yesterday some new emissions rules that some say were quite unprecedented when it come

morgan brennan has more. >> elon musk took the stage at a big space conference and laid out plans to take humans to the moon, to mars and around the earth for faster transport he's look doing this with a new rocket he's planning to start building it first half of next year. he called it the bfr -- the middle world you can't say >> big something rocket. he is looking to build this next year he outlined the slimmer, sleeker, shorter rocket that will be redundant to be used in these missions to cut down on costs. here's the crazy part. he's looking to start using this rocket which has not been built yet to bring cargo to mars in 2022 and humans to mars in 2024. >> i'm more interested in the fact that this will be used for -- >> i volunteer you go to mars first. >> that was not said with positivity i'm more interested in new york to london in 29 minutes, and new york to shanghai in an hour. >> this almost makes the hyperloop look slow. to use this bfr, this big rocket, to basically shuttle people around the world, anywhere in the world in under 60 minutes and his whole game plan here is

internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> if spacex's elon musk gets his way you will be able to hop around anywhere on earth in an hour. >> these days rockets are bad subject when the president calls you rocket man it's a bad thing then elon musk takes the stage and tells you his rockets will save you serious travel time. >> you can getet to most long distance places in less than half hour. >> here's what musk is pitching, say you're in los angeles and have to be somewhere very far away, forget the jet, forget the space shuttle, book a seat on one of his rocket shins. ship. want to fly to hawaii 25 minutes. new york 25 minutes. bfr, the b for big, the r for rocket and f for what crazy looks like. dan says 1600 seat 18,000 miles rocket he says is possible but unlikely soon. big part the boofrt. >> if he can demonstrate he can use a large booster the first stage up to 100 times then will make sense. >> i'll believe it when i see it. >> i guess it doesn't count since a a cartoon. >> would you sign up to be on a rocket ship. >> i'd do it. >> you'd be the firs

all part of elon musk's plans to send a rocket filled with people to mars. he unveiled the plans this morning. you could say he's a dreamer. the same rocket would be used for high speed travel on earth. and the same as an economy airlthat co changer. he also announced his plans to colonize mars. spacex plans to spend two cargo ships to the red planet in 2022. the first manned mission is 2024. and about that ticket to mars. that will run about $200,000. >> and it's probably one way. >> o, o, comma. >> and think about the frequent flyer mileage you could get. >> now you know what to ask for your birthday? >> i trip to mars. >> i lawn is a -- elon is a dreamer. he took on nasa and the car companies and he kind of won. >> he's also been talking about the high speed tunnel between here and new york. >> i that. >> put mars on the back burner. >> we're looking at a spectacular weekend. a cool end to september and a mild start to october. i think we're in good shape today. by the way, we went 75 for a high. and that's exactly average for this time of year. we should

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," roku's ipo and elon musk reveals his blueprint for the red pla t planet. hannah dova is at the new york exchange with more. hannah, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the s&p opens at a new record high. the s&p has risen 1.6% this month. overall, tech and drug companies pushed stocks higher yesterday. the dow jones gained 40 points, the s&p added 3, and the nasdaq finished pretty much where it started. >>> the streaming video device-maker roku was a hit on its first day of trading. its initial public offering $9. nearly 68%. roku makes boxes and sticks that lets users watch netflix, hulu, and other streaming networks on their tvs. >>> if you shop at ikea but are sick of putting toget therhe furniture, you'll be interested in this. the swedish furniture giant bought the start-up task rabbit, which allows users to hire people to assemble furniture as well as other chores like cleaning the house. ikea says the aim of the deal is to "make our customers' lives a little bit easier." >>> oil giant chevron is getting a new ceo. as expected, chevron vice c

his >>> elon musk unveiled plans this morning to colonize mars. he was in australia showing off his vision for a community on the red planet. his company spacex plans to send two cargo rockets there in 2022 to find water and start setting up infrastructure. musk believes that he will pull off the first manned mission to mars in the future. >> i can't think of anything more exciting than being among the stars. >> musk also unveiled the big falcon rocket designed to take people to mars. he says it will also be able to transport people all over earth. musk says that the trip from los angeles to london would take just 32 minutes. >>> whole foods is investigating a security breach that may have exposed customers' credit card information. the supermarket chain says only its in-store restaurants and taprooms were affected. its primary store checkout system was not compromised. >> shares of roku soaring this midday. the company from los gatos started trading publicly yesterday at $14 a share and at one point the price hit almost $30 a share. experts say t

nikki batiste has all the details. >> elon musk billionaire find d founder of space x unveiled incredible plans this morning introduceding future rock heet that could travel throughout the solar system and potentia potentially revolutionize transportation here on earth. >> what if you take that same ship and go from one place to another on earth. you can get to most long distance places in less than half an hour. >> the big falcon rocket flying maximum speed 18,000 miles an hour musk says it transports human anywhere on this planet for same price as economy airline ticket. tech mogel ano oneed new details on plan to colonize mars. this is what he math nz a mars community would look like. >> i can't think of anything more skiingt then being out there among the stars. >> space x plans to send two cargo ships to red ran inet in 2022 to find water resources and place power, mining and live support up from a structure. >> complete the ship and be ready for launch in five year years. years seems look a long time. >> 2024 first manned mission to mars. redesigned space x rocket will be reuseable

me musk admits this is a mars shot. >> in a word, that's elon musk. >>> another business story the nfl game streemded on amazon prime. >> interesting. >> new move here. at least 140 countries streamed that game. it was a little choppy in the beginning but at nepds. >> it shows you -- how consuming medias. thanks for joining us. >> more ethics questions for tom price. he didn't just fly charter planes. he took military planes overseas, "new day" has it all covered for you. see you next week. >>> the bill is a million. it was 52,000. who is paying? taxpayers are. >> all of them were improved. >> it reinforces every bad stereotype about the trump administration. >> i am looking very closely. i am not happy with it. >> this is a national emergency. millions of our fellow americans are in peril. >> will you acknowledge it was a mistake to not have this on the ground earlier? >> no, not at all. >> it is really

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elon musk called it the salt and the salad. it is crucial to making a battery work, but you don't need that much of it. you need nickel, cobalt, manganese. these will not run out either. jonathan: we talk about lithium and some of the viewers might have seen some bloomberg programming which we have gone to some of these lithium plants in latin america and south america. there is big feels of this, but were also going to be mining this? how difficult is it to get to the 1%? jess: it is mind all over the world. you can find it here in southern oneok,, or in chile acatma plains.e lithium is abundant. there is still a question about whether we are able to get it out of the ground. but we need to do, and this is where the bottleneck could come, the forecasters think we are going to need about 35 factories producing batteries the same size as elon musk's factory in nevada by 2030. they are buying up the land, but we need to get it out of the ground. when you get that made into batteries. that is where some of the bottleneck could com

. >> plus, spacex's ceo elon musk set to unveil a potential rocket to revolutionize travel not just on mars but here on earth. >> that's so cool! okay. speaking of cool, a definitely cooler day across the bay area. i'll talk about how today's temperatures are going to affect your weekend. >> and right now, we are tracking speeds in the green along 242. but reports of a new hit-and- run crash. will this impact your ride? find out coming up. police started tailing the man in castro valley yesterday afternoon. th >>> check out this chase in the east bay. police started tailing the man in castro valley yesterday afternoon. the driver blew through red lights and dodged on coming traffic, got stuck in hayward. chopper 5 followed him jumping from the suv to the convertible telling the driver of the car to drive but police eventually surrounded them about a mile away. >> i pulled over because i didn't want to be involved. >> did the guy try to beat you up? >> he tried to tell me to go. step on it. i didn't. >> the victim was driving the bmw for the car dealership he works for. it has major dam

. >> elon musk says it's the future of space travel. we'll tell you about the spaceship to mars and how soon construction is set to begin. >>> we have to rebuild. if you look at it the electric, roads and telecommunications, they are all gone. the real question is, what's going to happen later? >> officials say 1400 more national guard troops will arrive in puerto rico this weekend. garrett tenney has the latest on the desperate situation as millions try to recover from hurricane maria. >> reporter: elaine duke flew to puerto rico to assess the situation after calling the efforts to help people a good news story. >> never be satisfied. that's why we're here. that's why we're staying. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a lot of the supplies already sent by fema aren't getting to the towns that need it because of bad roads, gas shortage and lack of drivers to deliver. we traveled to a city of 60,000 people where there's still not enough food and water to go around. fema is sending just one truck a day here. this morning, three,000 people lined up

i call a for a ban on elon musk. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don't worry about it. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide greg: they are sounding the bell on machines from hell. more than 100 artificial intelligence experts including tesla ceo in might tandem bike partner, elon musk are calling on the un to be in the development of killer robots in an open letter, specialist 26 countries warned lethal autonomous weapons become the third revolution in warfare and these can be weapons of terror, weapons of despots and terrorists use against innocent populations and weapons have to behave in undesirable ways. i concur. robots can go rogue at any moment like-minded this morning. [laughter] you know, cat, when i tried to illustrate there is that military applications always extend to h

my main -- i love elon musk, i love the vehicles, i think they drive great. the reason i'm down on tesla is everybody thinks there's some sort of magic sauce out there, that he's got a battery that nobody else has. no he uses the same lithium ion technology as everybody else it's lithium ion with a little bit of cobalt added. and everybody and his brother is coming into that space phil mentioned the truck producers but in cars, it's porsche, audi, volkswagon, mercedes-benz, presumably all the japanese and most of the american brands. they're all going to get the same range and they're all driven by federal fuel economy regulations which is the reason people are building a lot of electric vehicles in the first place, even though there's a notable, notable lack of people lining up to buy them. >> i'm assuming you're not going out to the parking lot now to get in your leaf right now >> no. >> good to see -- good to see you, bob we got to go thanks for joining us today. phil, always good to see you we'll wait to see what happens october 26th when they make that u

and coming up on newsnight, we hear about the ambitions of billionaire entrepreneur elon musk, to build the world's biggest rocket, to revolutionise travel in space, and down here on earth.

elon musk sacÓ otro as de la manga. ahora, quiere construir una bbase lunar en el planeta marte . carolina: quiere enviar dos buques de carga en el 2000 22.2 aÑos despuÉs, otra vez. --- 2022. dos aÑos despuÉs, otra vez. quiÉn quiere ir a marte? a mi me darÍa un poco de miedo. javier: hiciste un gran trabajo en mÉxico. me quedé muy pegado a tus reportes de mÉxico. tremendo equipo. >> fue una tragedia que nos marcÓ, una cosa tan macabra del destino, devolver a tener un terremoto en el mismo dÍa y casi a la misma hora. estos niÑos no han vivido la vida. lo peor fue lo del colegio . a este muchacho se le fue la mamÁ y el papá habÍa sido rescatista en el '85. tambiÉn ver cosas como frida, la perrita. ellos son los rescatistas de israel, ccon tremendo equipo. ahÍ tienen a frida, puede entrar por agujeros de unos 50 cm. cuando le ponen sus botitas, sabe que va a trabajar. ven que estÁ jadeando? es porque sabe que cuando le ponen ese seco, es porque va. se cuidador, el cabo manuel hernÁndez, es el binomio. todos los perritos, mira, y le ponen sus botitas. javier: la his

how do you think investors taken by elon musk look at tesla, like a carmaker, a tech company, or its own thing? jim: they are taken by elon musk, the dream, he had a couple of tweets this week, talking about mars and interplanetary travel. i said it must be the end of the quarter. [laughter] you have to start talking about mars and not the balance sheet. this is the reality. this stock probably more than almost any other is a poster child for the hopes and dreams of this bull market. julia: we just ask you what made you change her mind, what about the price? what is your stop loss? andou look at the price say, i am underwater on this trade, a cute rallying, here is my stop loss -- it keeps rallying, here is my stop loss? jim: we do not believe our fun little case has changed, we stick with it. julia: no matter how much you lose? jim: the money is already lost. us beforeubled on dropped 90%. you are constantly pricing the stock at the last price. a stock does not know where it came from or where you shorted or own it. it is future profits. -- prospects. do i like tesla as a short at $

elon musk says a rocket will enable super—fast travel on earth and he aims to start sending people to mars in 202a. a former government adviser warns that families could be left homeless

. >>> let's what elon musk is not going to do. the guy is very smart. 76 degrees in concord right now. it's a beautiful evening in liver more. not as warm. san jose, 68. santa rosa. 70. the golden gate, the clouds are building at one of the first spots we typically see that low cloud cover. tomorrow night, sundays morning, we will have some gusts in the hills along with reduced humidity levels. will give us a high fire risk. the north bay mountains and the east bay hills late tomorrow evening through sunday morning. very specific locations and times but just the sign that the fire danger is still elevated. we are almost wrapped up with baseball. the padres are in town. a little brisk at the park tonight. 59 degrees. the as are now on the road. they have had their last home game of the year. nap a, 54 and san francisco 57. planning your weekend for you, the autumn moon festival. nice weather. a little bit milder. 71 your temperature this weekend. things change. a couple of days goes about 95 degrees so certainly a significant chang

let's discuss elon musk for a moment. his name has been bandied about. for anyone who does not know him, a brief history, please. he grew up in south africa and was one of the founders of paypal which is where he got his money. he began with paypal and then he got into electric cars with tesla. he owns that. and then he decided to get into private space. his ethics are very much about reusing space aircraft as well. he is not like a crazy billionaire who just wants to throw a lot of money out unfeasible projects. now, here is all about making things commercially viable. spacek ‘s, the way they have driven this progress is by doing a lot of service for the space sector. they get money from that. they also win contracts from places like nasa. they are one of the providers able to send cargo to the providers able to send cargo to the international space station. eventually they want to send people to. it is not completely reliant on the russians. they have had a phenomenal track record in this area. from what you say look so you area. from what you say lo

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emily: is elon musk right to be warning about the dangers of ai, whether it's in military applications or otherwise? satya: with any new technology, there is a lot of good that comes with it and we should first grab hold of it and then eyed about any unintended consequences. we've got to be able to use ai to first help empower humans, but, that said, wherever ai runs amok or we lose control, that could be dangerous. so, i think the first responsibility we have is, instead of thinking that's going to happen, let us enshrine a set of design principles. i think we should not abdicate our responsibility, like good user experience, there is such a thing called good ai. what is the need of the hour is for us to enshrine those principles. emily: robots could take over the world, but hopefully not. satya: it is up to us. emily: what is one product that the competition got to first that you wish microsoft could have invented? satya: there are many products. i wish we had gotten into the relational database before oracle. if you think about one of the most amazing pieces of technology -- or befo

. >>> plus elon musk is downsizing his mission to mars. the changes coming to future space travel. >>> here's the opening bell on new york stock exchange. a mix this morning. dow down about 25 points. but nasdaq hit record highs. and an according to cnbc because technology is leading the way. >>> ceo elon musk says it will start construction in the first half of next year. space x is planning first trip to the red planet in 2022 carrying only cargo. mission will come later in 2024 for men. >>> new details from san francisco leaders to change parking policies and reduce residential parking permits. they are thinking about a pilot program pay as you go for visitors. residents would still be eligible for permits but maximum number for households will be cut in half to two. >> under this policy, visitors could park, if they pay. but they would not have a time limit they would have to adhere to but have to pay to park there. residents nothing for them to change. >> right now the plan is to roll out the pilot program in two neighborhoods. they'l

it's elon musk speaking at a recent space industry conference. he had a raft of revolutionary ideas as he always does. a couple that stand out is one that he wants to land two cargo ships on mars by 2022 in a bid to scope out what the potential hazards are and whether there are sufficient water resources. he's hoping to expand there by 2024. but a little closer to home he wants to use that same technology to power people around planet earth. he foresees that people will be able to get from shanghai to new york in 30 minutes and from any point a to any point b on earth within one hour. lewis, back to you. >> now that is something i could get behind. getting to hawaii in about 15, 20 minutes. go up in a rocket, land in hawaii. that's pretty good. all right, jemma acton live from london, thanks very much. >> beam me up, scotty, literally. beam me up, elon. >>> comie ing up next more on t recovery efforts in puerto rico, as the trump administration faces mounting criticism of the handling of the humanitarian crisis there as frustrations on the island

. >> the hyperloop concept envisioned by tesla ceo elon musk four years ago is catching on. with systems planned for india, europe, the middle east and north america. >> now it's the time that we can do that. >> reporter: in the bay area to meet with investors says his company is making rapid progress to get you out of yourwso and into one of these pods. >> this is exciting. because you are seeing our bab coming alive. it's is the dream of every entrepreneur. >> like elon musk he says he wants to work with other companies to make hyperloop a reality as soon as possible. after all he says, they're all fighting the same thing. this. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> a stack on campus. new details we're learning about an attack at a san jose high school. >>> also we continue to track our top story, a second rock slide at owes miets. a live update from the valley floor. and i'm an arborist with i'pg&e in the sierras. the drought in california has killed trees on a massive scale. any of those trees that fail into power lines could cause a wildfire or a power out

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whoever wants to go to space, whether it is nasa, elon musk, i embrace all of it because it can only help us advance is a civilization. >> host: what are you doing today? >> guest: i had a chance to talk to people at the national book festival, all these wonderful lockers inspiring people, signing "chasing space: an astronaut's story of grit, grace, and second chances," and the young readers addition which has stem experience or steam, i call it steam, paperclips, paper, scissors, you can build rockets, you can do these exciting things and the key is to get the next generation of explorers excited to take my place, take our place and help share these messages of hope and inspiration and future. >> host: are you still with nasa in any capacity? >> guest: i have retired from nasa but i still help out in certain aspects, lunches and missions and things, i'm an advocate and supporter of helping our space program. of the 19 how is your 90 acre serenity farm? >> guest: serenity farm got sold, i sold the farm but i'm looking to do other things and getting outdoors, them believing in themsel

. >>> coming up, the plan from elon musk to get you anywhere on earth in less than an hour. are you ready to strap yourself in a rocket for the flight? that food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> what do you get when you cross sharks with oktoberfest? just one of several fun things going on this weekend. jessica castro and our partners at hoodline have the details. >> shark-tober fest is happening this weekend. it's a fun family event happening in the presidio this weekend. head to the marine center this saturday and celebrate the return of the majestic great white sharks to our ocean backyard. yes, you will be able to see some live sharks. but also enjoy the costume contest, a parade, and talk to shark experts. the event is fr