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Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Cash by tonight. Meantime, worry is over SVB have spread around the globe, startup founders in California's Bay Area are panicking about access to money and paying employees. Fears of contagion have reached Canada, India, and China. In the UK, SVB is unit is set to be declared insolvent, and this is just the beginning. SVB had branches in China, Denmark, Germany, India, Israel, and Sweden, founders are warning that the banks failure could wipe out startups around the world without government intervention. More than 100 venture capital and investing firms have signed a statement supporting Silicon Valley bank as part of mounting industry calls to limit the fallout from the bank's collapse and avoid what's being called a possible extinction level event for tech companies. We're hearing that as of yesterday afternoon in San Francisco about 125 venture firms had signed on to the statement spearheaded by venture firm general catalyst. It was first released Friday by a smaller group of signers and said that investors would continue relationships with SVB. If it were bought by another institution. What about the rest of the banking sector in terms of investing? Nadia level is senior U.S. equity strategist at UBS financial services. You want to be in those quality banks if you are going to own pecs. I mean, yes, get your shopping list ready, but again, we don't think that the downside is over yet, but maybe in the back half of the year and into 2024, you want to look at those more quality banks that has more sticky deposit base and also more diversified business. Four space station astronauts returned to earthly yesterday after a quick SpaceX flight home. Among them NASA's Nicole Mann, the first Native American woman to fly in space, speaking to mission control after splashdown. They said, I was in on one heck of a ride, we're happy to be at home looking forward to this time. They splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico just off the Florida coast near Tampa. The U.S. Russian Japanese crew spent 5 months at the International Space Station, arriving last October. Besides dodging space junk, the astronauts had to deal with a pair of leaking Russian capsules docked to the space station, and the urgent delivery of a replacement craft for the station's other crew members. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm susannah Palmer, this is Bloomberg. Your next level has arrived. Meet the University of Virginia, Northern Virginia, professional learning that doesn't put your life or career on pause. This is professional learning with UVA excellence and is closer than you think. Explore our programs at northern dot Virginia dot EDU
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"Ad council. Astronaut Edwin Buzz Aldrin has gotten married. CBS Matt piper has the story. Buzz Aldrin, who made history along with Neil Armstrong as the first humans to set foot on the surface of the moon, says the wedding took place Friday, which was his 93rd birthday. His marriage to doctor Anka Fowler, who currently serves as the executive vice president of Buzz Aldrin ventures, marks the fourth time that the NASA spaceman has we D on July 20th, 1969, Apollo astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin made their historic walk on the lunar surface, filling a vow by the late president John F. Kennedy to send a manned crew to the moon and safely return them to earth. Matt piper, CBS News. Another milestone in space was made last week. The first Native American woman in space ventured out on her first spacewalk. NASA astronaut Nicole Mann was joined by Japanese colleague, another first time spacewalker. They installed support struts and brackets for solar panels on the International Space Station. Linda canyon, CBS News. Did you know you can get your perspective? Chicago's news traffic and weather station, news radio one O 5 9 and W VM news radio dot com. Good morning, and thank you for joining us. It's Sunday January 22nd. It's a snowy start to the day. I'm my Martinez, the snow will be sticking with us most of the day could see a light coating in some places to an accumulation of maybe an inch, heading to a high of just 36° today. Right now in Chicago, it's 31° with
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"With us this early morning four 43 on WTO. This is WTO news. This day is up for becoming the first Native American woman in space, NASA astronaut Nicole Mann, has now had that first spacewalk. And I'm going to get one more. Man, along with the Japanese astronauts working to prep the International Space Station for more solar panels all parts of a continuing effort by NASA to expand the space station's power grid. The rappahannock Indian tribe has reclaimed a large swath of its ancestral lands located in Virginia. The 960 acres in all of land along the rappahannock river in Richmond county returns to the tribe as part of a deal with the conservation group. The Washington Post reports this week, the tribal leaders, historians and preservationists, have inviting to acquire and protect that land from development for decades. The Arlington based nonprofit, the conservation fund, bought the land for just over 8 million bucks with the goal of turning it over to the tribe. North Dakota's sentence is rejecting a gender pronoun Bill. Bill sponsor says the measure is intended to discourage schools promoting transgenderism while opponents of this bill say it was designed to discriminate. If it was approved, people would have to pay $1500 every time they refer to themselves or others with gender pronouns different from the ones they were assigned at birth. It failed on a vote of 39 to 8. The measure would have applied to people in public schools, state agencies, and any other places that receive state funding. That CBS correspondent Barra Rubin. The Washington Nationals are apparently up for sale, but did you know they almost never came to D.C. in the first place? In the early 2000s, the group that seemed to have the upper hand to buy the expos and move them to Washington was led by Jeff smullyan. But his group lost to the learners. However, before that, mullion says, he had the chance to buy the team. When the expos were in Montreal, there was some discussion with the do with them before they decided to take him to Washington. And I looked at the possibility of moving to Indianapolis, a close call for nationals fans, you can read and see video about why bigwigs wanted simoleon to get the nationals to balance out Dan Snyder's ownership style, a WTO dot com. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. You are listening to
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"Tweets that he made in the summer of 2018 over a Tesla buyout that never happened. Musk claimed in those tweets that he had lined up $72 billion in financing so he could take Tesla private. That tweet resulted in a $40 million settlement and a class action lawsuit that accused the billionaire of misleading investors. When talking about the tweets, Musk said that while you can be truthful on Twitter, you can't always be comprehensive. Today was the third day of the civil trial in San Francisco, where a 9 person jury is responsible for deciding whether those tweets damaged Tesla shareholders. The Oscar contender women talking has opened in movie theaters everywhere tonight. WTO entertainment editor Jason fraley speaks with actor Sheila McCarthy who joins a powerful ensemble cast. Set in 2010, women talking follows 8 women in a Mennonite colony who discover men from their community have been drugging and raping them in the night. This movie demands a certain patients to sit and watch it. The payoff at the end, the joy at the end. I think it's worth it, and I think it provokes conversations Sheila McCarthy joins an outstanding ensemble of Rooney Mara Claire Foy Jesse Buckley, Francis mcdormand and Moore. When my agent told me who was in the cast, I went, shut up. What? So I really fangirled for the first couple of weeks. There we were the first day and the queen from The Crown is washing my feet. I mean, wow, okay. Here are our full chat on my podcast beyond the fame. Jason frilly to be tubing is. Days after becoming the first Native American woman in space, NASA astronaut Nicole Mann has made her first spacewalk today. And I'm gonna get one more. Man, along with the Japanese astronaut has been working to prep the International Space Station for more solar panels. It's all part of a continuing effort by NASA to expand the space station's power grid. The rappahannock Indian tribe is reclaiming a large swath of its ancestral land in Virginia. The nearly 1000 acres of land along the rappahannock river and Richmond county returns to the tribe as part of a deal with the conservation group. The Washington Post reports tribal leaders, historians and preservationists have been fighting to acquire and protect the land from development for decades. The Arlington based nonprofit, the conservation fund, found the land for about $8 million. It bought it, of course, with the goal of turning it over to the tribe. We are three weeks into the new year already more than a 150 anti LGBTQ bills have been introduced to nearly 23 state legislatures, a new poll suggests that the debate over LGBTQ rights is having a negative impact on kids across the country. Key findings from the Trevor project poll include 86% of transgender and non binary you say fights over anti trans bills have negatively impacted their mental health. 45% of trans youth experienced cyberbullying. And 75% of LGBTQ kids say hate crimes against their community gives them stress or anxiety. CBS News correspondent Mary Rubin. We're closely watching to see if the commanders are making any more moves getting closer to hiring an offensive coordinator. That and the rest of the sports day from Frank on the way. The just because deal. Hey, oh, what's this? Breakfast from Mickey D's? For me. Yep. Why? Because it's morning, and you like McDonald's. Let's eat
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Now with Nancy Lyons and the Bloomberg 99 one newsroom in Washington, hi Nancy. Thanks, Joe. The U.S. and our NATO allies are committing to sending additional shipments of heavy equipment to Ukraine, but tanks are still not on the list. Yuri sac is an adviser to Ukraine's defense minister. He tells Bloomberg balance of power, tanks are an urgent need. We are at a stage of the warfare in which missile terror continues in which Russians continue to pulverize our cities. So time like our president, mister zelensky said, is not on our side and time is used by Russia as a weapon. You're a sack says Ukraine needs to be one step ahead of Russia, not one step behind. The U.S. has never defaulted on its debt and it never will. That's what Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell is saying now that the U.S. has reached its borrowing limit. Bloomberg government Emily Wilkins with more. But he only controls the Senate and it's the House chamber right now that's got everyone nervous because it's House Republicans that are calling for deep cuts and spending to be a part of a move to raise debt limit. Bloomberg government Emily Wilkins, The White House has said it will not negotiate on raising the debt ceiling, McConnell says eventually it will. Well, the first Native American woman in space ventured out today on her first spacewalk. NASA astronaut Nicole Mann was joined by a Japanese colleague. Another first time spacewalker. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries
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"Nicole Mann, the first Native American woman in space on gardening in zero gravity. By Jeffrey kluger Nicole Mann was busy growing dwarf tomatoes aboard the International Space Station just before I reached her by phone in a call patched from New York through mission control in Houston, Texas, and up to the station, orbiting 400 kilometers, 250 miles above the earth. Dwarf tomatoes are no minor thing for a station program preparing human beings for long-term stays on the moon and later Mars, where they will have to learn to live off the land, which includes growing their own food. I was testing out the different light sources and different fertilizers to see how that affects the growth of the tomatoes, man told me. In order to test them, we will get to taste the tomatoes when they are grown too. Horticulture is only one part of the some 200 experiments, man, age 45, will be conducting during her 6 month stay aboard the station. A stay that began with her launch with three other crew members aboard a SpaceX crew dragon spacecraft in October. It was the 6th time a dragon has carried astronauts to the ISS, but with man on board, the flight stood apart. Not only was she the first woman to command a crew dragon, she also became the first Native American woman in space. A member of the walecki of the round valley Indian tribes of cavello, California. To be honest, she says, it makes me feel very proud. I think of the generations that came before me and the obstacles and challenges that people had to overcome. They helped pave the way for my path and opened up a lot of opportunities for me. Man's route to NASA and space was a long and glittery one, a graduate of the U.S. naval academy, and then Stanford University, where she earned a master of science in mechanical engineering. She is also an active duty marine kernel who flew 47 combat missions in both the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. She later worked as a test pilot for the F/A-18 hornet and Super Hornet. The navy's newest and most advanced carrier based strike aircraft, and has logged more than 2500 hours and 25 different types of aircraft, that exhaustive training and aircraft helped prepare her for the even trickier business of flying spacecraft, especially the dragon. Flying hornets teaches you compartmentalization. And that is huge, she says. When you're flying spacecraft, it's huge too. Sometimes you're doing things that are time critical that have dire consequences if things don't go properly. So you really need to be able to focus on precisely what you're doing and execute your goal. Aboard the station things are less urgent since, while the ISS requires regular upkeep and maintenance and occasional reboosts of its orbit, it essentially flies itself at an ever continuing path around the globe. That gives the crew members plenty of time for the work they have to do, and at least a little time for sightseeing and reflection. There are 7 people currently aboard the station, including man, three American astronauts, one astronaut from jaxa, the Japanese space agency, and three Russian cosmonauts. All is peaceable and collegial among the 7, but they are not blind to the fact that 400 kilometers below the U.S. and Russia are at geopolitical dagger points over the war in Ukraine. From space, however, none of that is visible, and it makes for a certain transcendence that astronauts have come to dub the overview effect. You look out the windows and take a quick glance, man says, and at first it looks just like what you've seen in pictures and movies. But if you pause and live in the moment a bit, you can take the time to appreciate the planet moving by at remarkable speed. You see weather changing, you can see what I used to think of as distant lands past under you in a matter of minutes. It really gives you a perspective of how small and fragile our planet is. And just how united we are on this one little globe. She continues. I hope that that perspective can be shared with more people throughout the world. And maybe that's something that will help united us as a human race. The earth isn't the only globe that's on man's mind as she serves out her station tour, even as the ISS crew tend to their daily responsibilities. Artemis one, the uncrewed Orion capsule that will one day return humans to the moon, is midway through its mission in lunar orbit, beaming back images of the close up moon and the distant earth, 400,000 kilometers away. Those pictures are being shared not just with the 7.8 billion people on the planet, but the 7 aboard the station, and that has man thinking about the future. Asked if she sees herself as a possible future member of the Artemis team, she responds with a straightforward, absolutely, adding, I think everybody at NASA is excited to be a part of the Artemis program. Here on the station, we upload the photographs and it's really exciting. It really invigorates. And this is just the beginning. The moon is a stepping stone for our exploration of Mars. But the moon and Mars are for later. For now, man has more than four months ahead in her current cosmic assignment, and she is mindful that every day she spends aloft carries a symbolic responsibility with it. Among the personal effects she brought with her on the mission is a traditional Native American Dream catcher, her mother gave her when she was a child. A reminder of her path setting, cultural status. She is also aware that even now, more than 60 years after humans began flying in space, women represent just 12% of all of the astronauts and cosmonauts who have ever left the planet. Her goal as a woman and an indigenous American is to help others like her follow her. I hope that young women can connect with me and my journey, she says, and maybe see a little bit of themselves in me. Maybe that will give them the inspiration and the courage that they need to follow their dreams..
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"11 to 52. Avatar, the way of water spent a second week at the top of the box office in its second weekend, grossing more than 253 million in the first ten days. Universal's spin off push and boots, the last wish featuring the voices of Antonio Banderas and Selma Hayek finished a distant third. The Sony biopic buy up with the Whitney Houston, I want to dance with somebody rounded out the top three with $5.3 million. The International Space Station crew is celebrating Christmas with some time off and they had a special meal astronaut Nicole Mann says she's missing making a big holiday meal with her family back at home, but she and the crewmates Kochi waka, Josh Cassandra and Frank Rubio have some goodies waiting for them as they are in space. Spicy green beans here for koichi. I have duck confit for Frank. The only way to get Josh to eat his vegetables. Broccoli, garrotin. Lots of ground. Of course, we have our bread and some people, I know it's very special around the holidays. You must have your cranberry sauce. This is the 23rd anniversary marking Christmas aboard the International Space Station. You know, some Christmas songs just stay with you and others well, you just wish they'd go away. Is there one particular Christmas tune you just can't take anymore? For Thomas and Hannah
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"Special special day for us. I mean, our defense came up and played outstanding. We were down 20 to ten and scored the last 16 points, but I'm really proud of our team. We found a way to win and the way our defense stepped up the last few drives was outstanding. Rogers appearing on Fox, the dolphins, meanwhile, have lost four in a row and they dropped to 8 and 7. Packers dolphins I was game one of the NFL's Christmas triple header game two? It's been a diet unless that is you're a fan of the LA rams, rams crushing the Denver Broncos 34 6 in the third quarter. Rams having scored on all 6 of their offensive possessions. Night camp in the NFL Tom Brady and the Buccaneers in Arizona. Brady and the bucks a modest 6 and 8 on the season and yet still in first place in the NFC south. Meanwhile, the league announcing next weekend's Raven steelers game has been flexed to Sunday Night and that means an 8 20 kick-off in Baltimore. The NBA on Christmas Day early finals, 76ers beat the Knicks one 19 one 12 the Mavericks over the Lakers one 24 one 15 and third quarter in Boston, Celtics leading the bucks 70 to 65. Ben rabi WTO sports. Thanks, Ben, the International Space Station crew is celebrating this Christmas with some time off and a special holiday meal. Here's CBS correspondent Peter king. There is, of course, no chimney aboard the International Space Station for Santa, so the stockings are all hung by the airlock with care. Astronaut Josh cassada. Nicole's got hers here at the gym airlock, but either way, we'll be ready for him when he gets here. Nicole is Nicole Mann who
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"One 53, Maricopa County judge has ruled against Carrie Lake in her lawsuit tied to the Arizona governor election. That affirms governor elect Katie Hobbs win. Superior court judge Peter Thompson found the court did not find clear evidence of widespread misconduct, which, like alleges affected the 2022 general election. More from KTV K TV reporter Amy cutler. While judge Thompson acknowledged real problems did affect the election, he wrote election workers, did their best, performing their jobs with integrity, lakes team had to prove a county employee interfered with the printers in a way that caused her to lose votes and or that ballots were added to the county's total unlawfully. In an earlier proceeding, judge Thompson dismissed 8 other counts filed by lakes team. Lake tweeted that she will appeal the ruling, meanwhile, Hobbes office sent out a statement saying they are pleased that the courts have upheld the will of the voters. Most Americans aren't wearing face masks anymore and their timing isn't great. That's the word from a leading infectious disease expert, just 26% of Americans reported wearing masks outside of their homes, this late fall and early winter. At the same time, COVID-19, the flu and RSV are all spreading at alarming rates The CDC says COVID alone currently accounts for almost 400 deaths a day. There are concerns COVID might spread quickly because of Christmas. People gathering indoors to celebrate and escape the frigid temperatures. The CDC elevated the coronavirus levels to medium in D.C., Alexandria, Montgomery county and prince George's county. The International Space Station crew is celebrating Christmas with some time off and a special holiday meal. Astronaut Nicole Mann says she'll miss making a big holiday meal with her family back home, but she and her crewmates, koichi wakata, Josh kasada and Frank Rubio have some goodies waiting for them for dinner in orbit. Spicy green beans here for koichi. I have duck confit for Frank. The only way to get Josh to eat his vegetables. Broccoli, garrotin. Lots of ground. Of course, we have our bread and some people, I know it's very special around the holidays. You must have your cranberry sauce. This is the 23rd Christmas marked onboard the International Space Station. It's one 55
Native America Calling
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"This is national native news. I'm Antonio Gonzalez. Vice president Kamala Harris vowed to fight to protect the Indian child welfare act, Harris discussed ICWA in remarks at The White House tribal nation summit, which was held this week in Washington, D.C.. She says she has a long-standing history of fighting for the principles of ICWA pointing to her work as an attorney and now as vice president. Harris says she's fully aware of the essential protection ICWA provides. And back to my time doing that work as an attorney, representing children and families in San Francisco and working on equal cases to my time as attorney general of California and partnering with tribal leaders and child welfare agencies and law enforcement officials to enforce ICWA. I will tell you, as I stand here as vice president, the President Biden and I remain determined to work with you with native leaders to safeguard the protections of ICWA. Some had attendee Monique baker, governance administrator for the tribal government of St. Paul, Alaska, says she feels comforted, The White House is acknowledging the challenges tribal families face. It gives me comfort to know we have someone like vice president Harris in this position, who's not only acknowledges what tribal families went through native children being torn away from their families and the trauma they endured and knowing that something is being done to make sure this will never happen again. It's truly amazing to hear all this during the summit this year. And I look forward to hearing more next year. Harris made the comments about ICWA as challenges to the decades old law intended to keep native children with native families was recently heard in the U.S. Supreme Court. On Thursday, tribal leaders and top federal officials hosted a number of panels at the summit, including on healthcare, baker says she's interested in information and discussions about extending healthcare after childbirth. Baker says providing postpartum care including depression screenings is a huge step in the right direction for native families. That means so much for all native women. I mean, as a mother, myself, I wish I had that coverage. I wish I knew more about things like that. The two day White House tribal nation summit concluded Thursday with topics ranging from veterans issues to a special message from astronaut Nicole Mann, who's currently in space on a mission, the first Native American woman to go to space. The interior department is putting $75 million toward community relocation efforts for three tribes in Alaska and Washington state that are struggling with the consequences of a changing climate. We've never really done anything like this before. In this country, particularly for tribes. Brian Lynn is the assistant secretary for Indian affairs, he says the interior department hopes to capitalize on some of the progress new talk Alaska has already made and develop a blueprint for the federal government's future response to climate change. You know, we want to make sure that we are gaining experience on the federal side of things working with tribes to do climate relocation work. Newland says the department wait a lot of factors in deciding how to allocate the money. We evaluated a number of communities that have gone through some of our climate funding programs before. And we waited a number of different factors like readiness need existing plans as well as our ability to glean lessons learned. The tribes will also receive funding from the federal emergency management agency, 8 other tribes across the U.S. will share $40 million to assist in planning for climate change mitigation. I'm Antonia Gonzalez.
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"Can not defend him. Is Ukraine's former defense minister. He told us Vladimir Putin may no longer be thinking rationally. He is capable of making desperate mistakes and desperate measures. Get ready to bundle up if you're in the southeastern part of the U.S. tomorrow, CBS News meteorologist David Parkinson explains. Places like Jacksonville, Florida getting down to 37 Asheville, North Carolina down to 25 and the freezing point for Atlanta. These are your morning temperatures on Thursday, not morning temperatures in December, which is what this feels like. As if COVID and the flu aren't enough of a double whammy, there's another children's illness that parents should be mindful of. It's called RSV, a respiratory virus, pediatric doctor Thomas Murray is with Yale health. I think their immune system just hasn't seen the number of viruses, a typical child prior to the pandemic would have seen. And therefore, when you have 5 or 6 different viruses, you can become sick with one right after the other. The first Native American woman in space kicks off a 5 month mission on the International Space Station. NASA astronaut Nicole Mann is a member of the wailaki of the round valley Indian tribes in Northern California. She says of her work in space. It's good for the community. Hopefully inspires young children and hopefully it allows them to open up their mind and see the incredible things that we're doing on board space station. The government of British prime minister Liz truss is teetering on the verge of collapse just hours after she vowed to keep governing. It comes after a series of embarrassing U turns over her unpopular budget busting economic policies. A senior member of the government, home security, braverman, has left her post and she left it criticizing trusts. This is CBS News. You need to hire, indeed is with you every step of the way, helping you attract interview and higher candidates all from one place, visit indeed dot com slash credit. Ten O three on WTO, Wednesday
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"The first Native American woman in space says she's channeling positive energy as her 5 month mission gets underway First went through the hatch it's going to be Nicole Mann commander of dragon Man is a member of the way Lockheed of the round valley Indian tribes in Northern California It's important that we recognize that there are all different types of people on board the International Space Station not only from different countries but from different backgrounds and different nationalities Man told the AP she's channeling her energy through a childhood gift a dream catcher It's a gift from my mother It's the strength to know that I have the support of my family and community back home Man says the emotions are overwhelming as she enjoys the view from space And just see our Planet Earth and how beautiful she is and how delicate and fragile she is against the blackest of black that I've ever seen space in the background The first Native American in space in 2002 was now retired astronaut John herrington of the jigsaw nation I'm Ed Donahue
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Welcome back to Bloomberg technology SpaceX launching a manned crew of four on a NASA mission to the International Space Station, including a Russian cosmonaut and the first Native American woman to travel to space, our Ed ludlow back with all the details. And what exactly happened today? Yeah, so we're deep into a 29 hour journey to the International Space Station. As you said, Nicole Mann, one of the crew members in fact the crew commander becomes the first Native American woman to go to space. So it's a landmark in that respect. She is a member of one of the round valley Indian tribes here in California. But there was also a Russian cosmonaut on board. It's the first time SpaceX is carrying a Russian citizen, a Russian cosmonaut from U.S. soil to the ISS, and as you know, and we've talked about this week, some of the controversial tweets Elon Musk who is the CEO of SpaceX made about the war in Ukraine and about his belief about it negotiated a settlement with Russia that it's going to take them 29 hours to get there, talks me in the next show and we'll see if they made it safely, but this is a kind of routine operation for SpaceX, right? It's their 5th crew mission, their 8th or 9th human flight mission and it takes the crew to 250 miles above the earth. So how does this fit into then the broader mission and the other things that SpaceX is working on? Yeah, I think what SpaceX is really doing in conjunction with NASA is ramping up to go beyond the International Space Station. They're involved in the project more broadly to go to the moon, but that relies on a different company's rocket, Artemis, and as we know, that is behind schedule. We don't expect SLS and Artemis to launch into about mid November. The next kind of big mission for SpaceX in kind of advancing human space freight is Polaris dawn and through the Polaris program that they basically are going to push the boundaries of what they're capable of doing in terms of how long and how often humans can go into space, but a part of that is contingent on the development of starship and what we're really waiting on from SpaceX's news of when we'll get that orbital test flight of starship because we don't know when that will be. And we've talked so much about Tesla and the impact on Tesla with Elon Musk taking over Twitter and less so about SpaceX since it's a private company. But what do we know about how folks at SpaceX feel about Elon Musk taking on another big company? Yeah, I mean, generally speaking, Elon Musk has also been divisive within the ranks at SpaceX, right? There are many employees that do not believe in some of the things he's said and disagree with some of his actions. There is also an element of key man risk. You know, Elon Musk is a hands on manager and executive at SpaceX in much the same way that he is. It Tesla, he often attends some of the key launches. He's often present in Hawthorne, where SpaceX is kind of headquarters and R&D center is. So there is a question. If you takes on Twitter, what does that mean with respect to how he splits his time between those three companies? But as we know, he is a man that spends a lot of time on a private jet, a lot of time on his phone and doesn't sleep as much as the average human. All right, indeed, Ed ludlow. Thank you as always. We'll be watching for the results of this latest mission. And that does it. For this edition of Bloomberg technology coming up Thursday, we've got Google senior vice president of devices and services Rick australo. At the company's made by Google hardware launch
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"I was down a hundred points, NASDAQ down 89 and the S&P down 19. It's 2 o'clock. This gives CBS News on the hour, sponsored by Chick-fil-A. I'm Monica rickson, New York, the oil exporting countries in OPEC plus have decided to cut production by 2 million barrels a day. That move will likely put a lot of pressure on prices at the pump. I'm Stephen portnoy. The White House calls the cartel's production cut, short sighted. Look, it's clear that OPEC plus is aligning with Russia with today's announcement. Onboard Air Force One is near Fort Myers, press secretary karine Jean Pierre, was asked about the impact on relations with Saudi Arabia. The president traveled to the Saudi kingdom this summer to urge an increase in global oil supplies. It's a mistake. And I'll just leave it there. Right now, the national average for a gallon of regular is three 83, according to triple-A. Another crew is headed to the International Space Station. This year is back in zero Z and I appreciate all the help to give us a smooth ride and train. And thank you so much. That is Japanese astronaut koichi wakata, who is back in space for the 5th time. He's part of a four person crew headed to the International Space Station, along with the first Native American woman in space, astronaut Nicole Mann. President Biden is checking out hurricane damage in Fort Myers today while many continue recovery efforts. Wink TVs Adriana shepherd is in Port Charlotte, where residents there are trying to file insurance claims. High floodwaters tracked the creek mores in their northport home for three days. Then they swam their kids and animals out to dry or land and
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"Of a patient whose health data is protected from a cyberattack. And that, that's the sound of a financial system that's digitally secured from bad actors. Right now, there's an invisible war being fought on a digital battlefield that impacts what we do every day. That's why a periton we do that can't be done to help protect the vital systems we rely on because if we don't, the alternative is unimaginable. Periton. This is WTO P news. It's 6 53. Four new International Space Station crew members have arrived in Florida for their launch from the Kennedy Space Center. This will be the 5th operational crew exchange launch for NASA and SpaceX. The crew includes three rookies to Americans at a Russian cosmonaut, along with the Japanese crew member who's making his 5th flight. Commander Nicole Mann. Together as a crew, we've been training for almost a year, but our preparation has begun long before that. Man will become the first Native American woman to fly in space. John Harrington was the first Native American in space 20 years ago, launches scheduled for Wednesday at noon, Eastern Time. Peter king, CBS News Orlando. Back here at home, an investigation reveals new information about a person found dead in a burning car in adirondack county last week. And arundel county police say the victim found in that car on Brock ridge road near the Howard county line died from being shot, not from the car fire, the person was found in the back seat, late Tuesday night, police are still investigating. There's money available for Frederick county farmers who want to expand or diversify the agriculture innovation grant program has grants of $5000 each with the winning farmers, which they may use for research and development, production buildings, major fixtures, or processing facilities, to date a $1 million has already been awarded to 31 Frederick county agriculture operations, and those operations created 85 full-time jobs 89 part time jobs. Hard to believe it's already October, time for your October entertainment guide
Native America Calling
"nicole mann" Discussed on Native America Calling
"Listening to native America calling. I'm Sean spruce. Today we're highlighting some of the work that native people are doing at the national aeronautics and space administration, more commonly referred to as NASA. We also want to hear from you. Is your tribe have stories about space? What are your thoughts on some of the accomplishments of astronauts like Nicole Mann or some of the engineers working at NASA? Give us a call by joining us at one 809 9 6 two 8 four 8. You can also call one 809 9 native and we'll get your comments on the air. Let's go back now to Aaron yazi. He is an engineer, mechanical engineer and the jet propulsion laboratory. He's up there in the Bay Area in California. And Aaron, let's go back a few years. How did you first get your foot in the door at NASA? I think I took advantage of a lot of summer programs when I was growing up in northern Arizona near the Navajo Nation. I think that's the kind of thing that helped me figure out that I was not only interested in engineering and science, but that I was like a smart student and it helped me realize really realized my capabilities and helped me break out of my shell. And so I kind of use those opportunities to jump from one to the other. It led me to Stanford, where I got my bachelor's of science and mechanical engineering, and while I was there, I continued to do stuff over this number. So I took advantage of an organization called the American Indian science and engineering society aces. And they had a lot of opportunities. I had a scholarship to them for college, but they also had an internship program. And I was through that internship program. I was able to work at NASA Goddard space flight center for summer. And then I also worked at NASA Glenn research center for summer. So I think having those two experiences on my resume really helps, like even though my grades at Stanford weren't the best, I was not like the thriving student that you can that I was sort of plucked out of my small hometown and had to sort of catch up and make it at Stanford, but I think regardless of my average grades, I also had leadership experience on my resume and I had those two NASA internships, and so when I went to the ASUS national conference in my senior year, they have a career fair there and that's where I met the recruiters for NASA JPL and got my interview.
WTOP
"nicole mann" Discussed on WTOP
"It's 88 in Centreville 88 in Washington. Add one 40. NASA's new moon rocket Artemis is set for liftoff tomorrow. It's part of an ambitious project that aims to land humans on the moon and then maybe Mars. Artemis two in 2024 would be a crude flyby of the moon. Artemis three sometime this decade would be the first moon landing since Apollo 17 and include an astronaut of color and a woman still to be named. Astronaut Nicole Mann admits, she looks at the moon differently these days. Especially when you're a ten year old says, mom, do you think you'll walk on that one day? And I say, I hope so. You know. That report from CBS Mark strassman. And new army program gives lower performing recruits up to 90 days of academic or fitness instruction to help them meet military standards. The Associated Press reports the program is one way the army is hoping to fill the ranks as it struggles with recruiting efforts that are expected to fall dramatically short of goals this year. Army officials have described the situation as dire, some predict the service may fall, ten to 15,000 soldiers short of recruiting targets on October 1st, or as much as 18 to 25%. The army says it will not reduce standards to get more recruits into the service, but will do more to help soldiers make the grade. As we try to save money amid inflation know that scammers are trying to take advantage of the situation. And I would say if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Intelligent CEO Brian Lewis is an expert when it comes to fraud. He says right now scammers are preying on vulnerable consumers looking for deals. With Maryland and Virginia seeing an increase in identity theft cases. In Maryland, it's up a 188% in Virginia. It's up a 194%. Lewis says that most scammers will reach out to you. His advice. Look and see that the address that the email came from Israel or the website, you're directed to
Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"nicole mann" Discussed on Native Opinion Podcast an American Indian Perspective
"All right, so there you go. So as you can tell, we're going to talk about a story which involves space missions. Yay. That's that voice always sounded that weird and I just didn't notice. Of course I was William Shatner and that was from a voiced has always voiced actually as far as I understand the open that from the research idea that was from 1966, although it's been colorized since. But yeah, he's always had that kind of, you know, space. Now final pimple on somebody's ass. I had to mute my K was laughing, I would say, who is that? Yeah, yeah. So I played that Star Trek open to pose a question. I said, you saw the names of the cast members in there. But what you didn't see was the name of a female cast member, right? Now that show, it's broke. It did break some boundaries. Nicole and her last name is escaping me and she just recently passed away was the first black cast member and also shared the first interracial kiss with also noted from Star Trek. But obviously, you know, in bracken the day, male cast members were promoted over female cast members, let alone a woman of color or a man of color on some of those early series. So now, and I have to switch banks over here, brother. But I thought I would introduce to you. An upcoming NASA mission. Overseeing a new select group of astronauts, who, as NASA says, and I'm quoting now, they're charged with focusing on development and training efforts for early Artemis missions. It's called, through the Artemis program, NASA and a coalition of international partners will return to the moon to learn how to live on other worlds for the benefit of all. Now, Nicole Mann is a member of the Artemis team and here's a bit more about her, but in her