based on 2nd for anything possible maybe that doesn't really sound so bad letting jeff bezos know what we're looking at in his marketplace. but not everyone sees it that way. right now and cut to the you know call a data protection activist and author. for the us national to research my book i did an experiment i wanted to buy as much as possible from amazon for one year and find out as much as i could about the company as part of this vast i wanted to know what information about me amazon was actually storing and not only when i bought product but also when i just looked at things without buy. the company took a long time to release the data which it's required to do under european law after some back and forth they finally sent her a cd. i found a lot on this cd the last 15000 clicks from the past year were on the rigs and if you were to print out my amazon data set on paper you get about 15000 pages of appeal. but she hadn't actually even bought that many things from amazon just looking at them was enough to. click there were 50 columns for every click seen on only the 2nd i clicked

and that's why i'll be stevie's you in for diffusion of that was jeff bezos is a vision for your very beginning amazon the one stop shop and it's all about learning from data is there nowadays recording dates across practically nothing are so deciding in advance what you want to record and then doing it is much more expensive than simply recording everything utah idaho idols. simply record everything for them online marked with put up with things on an online market there were never put up with on a normal market. of india if we imagine amazon doing what it does on a traditional markets and then market for it would be like walking around with a little jeff bezos behind us always watching what we're looking at what they've always been trying on or prizes we're comparing the qualities we want and preferences we have to. be writing it all down. for leaving and then he would use this information to show us which products best fit our preference those ones. based and storms are going for you can pass and maybe that doesn't really sound so bad letting jeff bezos know what we're looking at i

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it's made jeff bezos the richest man in the world reportedly earning him one hundred million dollars a day as a hobby he has his own newspaper the washington post. his company blue origin is i need to launch two arrests into space. he's built a huge mechanical clock inside a mountain that's time to run for ten thousand years but what does the future really look like with amazon the city of seattle on the west coast of the u.s. has already had a little taste. but even shovel snow on the feet of the city council and also a number of socialist and then the. shift base was made seattle his h.q. for a reason he hardly has to pay any taxes here. on the one hand seattle is booming and you can see this right in front of you the cigar basal shields the amazons two years are a testament to that booming city but that is only for a few people for the rest of us seattle has become an auto fordable and unlivable place to live in and the working people who. build these towers they can't afford to live in the same city that they build these buildings that. years of low wages have also save the compa

based insurance again for anything possible maybe that doesn't really sound so bad letting jeff bezos know what we're looking at in his marketplace. but not everyone sees it that way. right now catalina know calling a data protection activist and author. for the us national to research my book i did an experiment i wanted to buy as much as possible from amazon for one year and find out as much as i could about the company as part of this i wanted to know what information about me amazon was actually storing it and not only when i bought product but also when i just looked at things without buy. i know the company took a long time to release the data which it's required to do under european law after some back and forth they finally sent her a cd. i found a lot on this cd the last 15000 clicks from the past year were on rick's list and if you were to print out my amazon data set on paper you'd get about 15000 pages. appear. but she hadn't actually even bought that many things from amazon just looking at them was enough to click but there were 50 columns for every click well you see not

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened and of course it fell upon jeff this investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. it was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to a source for sure there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's. categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in of all of this yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing. if there is no direct evidence mustn't you and others accept that there is the possibil

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened. and of course it fell upon jeff this was investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. it was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to a source for sure there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's 3rd categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in of all of us yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing if there is no direct evidence mustn't you and others accept that there is the pos

but the short story here is that jeff bezos after the murder of washington post journalist. was in a bit of a bind because this is a man who has has extensive business interests in saudi arabia he had by then a personal relationship with m.p.'s had met him several times yes. but he was also the owner of the washington post and m.b.'s just killed one of his journalists. and he was in this kind of situation where it was clear it was it became clear to us even even more you know with the investigation that m.p.'s expected basis to side with him. over the washington post and to say you know you know my business comes 1st. and you know i have this personal relationship with this man and he expected him to curb the washington post coverage that of course is not happen and jeff bezos basically when he bought the washington post and 2013 he had a good faith agreement that i'm not going to interfere in editorial policy i'm not going to enter the boardroom and he ordered that and this was something sadly this was something exactly this was something that m.b.'s so as betrayal and so y

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. >>> one of the richest women in the world after her divorce from jeff bezos. the big decision about what to do with all those billions. >>> another quick look at the grass fire burning in livermore . we will keep checking in on the firefighter's progress . >> superstar serena williams defending longtime sponsor nike after he received criticism from other female athletes. >> they are doing better and that is what it is about. learning from mistakes and doing better. it started with making a statement with me. they said they want to make a change and support women that want to have families. >> in a post match press conference williams responded to the new york times op-ed several former and current nike sponsored athletes. many said their sponsorship payments were reduced during and after pregnancy. williams says nike showed up for her when she was pregnant with her daughter in 2017. >> if they want to call you crazy, fine. show them what crazy can do. >> nike denies the statements. after the criticism issued a statement saying in part that in 2018 nike created

this is from the account of jeff bezos, blue origin this is a ship in dorrance, attempting to make the first land crossing over the arctic 17 centuries ago. but it's also a moon of the shackleton crater, which could make a potential lunar outposts because there are large deposits of water there and also major applications in terms of industrial and space explorations here's what we know, jeff bezos is expected to be here in d.c. behind the doors in an invite-only event with blue origin later today we will be inside. blue origin currently has a number of projects under way that could come up new shepherd, sub orbital reusable rocket to carry paying passengers past the edge of space. that's conducted its 11th test flight last week and plans to start flying humans later this year it's also selling rocket engines to future competitors like united launch alliance, and this developing new glenn that is powerful under development to carry payloads into orbit as soon as 2021 and there are pictures of new glenn on the wall behind me on these pillars. the company is being very tight-lipped in te

let me show you something he sent me knows how to sell things retail like jeff bezos rich twenty million dollars of the future could receive that amazon castles via this land base as his tech experts who spent three years working on blue moon. it sent to travel to the moon fifty years after the first landing there down to the surface vessel sees the moon's low gravity is ideal for high tech manufacturing. and it would all be carried on markets like these also from blue origin and that's the core business idea freight transportation between the earth and space a market potentially worth billions of dollars which is why other billion as i mean only gain two including tesla boasts on musk he and bezos are in something of a space race pouring mindblowing sums of money into space travel it's a long term project destined to outlive any albeit friendly rivalry and what i'm laying out here today is obviously a multi generation vision. this is not going to get done by any one generation the next step says bezos a giant space station's gravity free enabling space to as to fly around inside them wi

and finally amazon founder jeff bezos ex-wife mackenzie has pledged don't have the majority of her wealth to charity in a letter published on the giving pledge the website a charity initiative launched by warren buffett and bill gates mackenzie wrote quote i have a disproportionate amount of money to share after splitting from jeff bezos the 49 year old became the 4th richest woman in the world with an estimated net worth of more than 36000000000 dollars and that wraps up our program for more check out our social media feeds our website n.p.r. . thanks for watching. sometimes books are more exciting than real life. term. what if there's no escape. list. to determine the street. they're super shy. very high themselves away super secretive then you'll. singling of going super rich definitely around 20000000000 more or less how do germany's wealthiest people live why do they keep such a low profile we have a snoop around to catch a glimpse of top of the discreet lives of discipline which starts june 10th on the c.w. . can artists spear replaced by artificial intelligence are machines capable

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the helium shortage is taking the air out of sales. >>> amazon's jeff bezos turning his attention to space, unveiling an ambitious plan and vehicle to send humans back to the moon. bezos is known for going big, and now he's literally shooting for the moon. he says his space team is working with nasa on what could be a big step for his company, eventually a giant leap for space tourism and space colonization. nbc's miguel almaguer reports. >> this is an incredible vehicle, and it's going to the moon. >> reporter: the world's richest man highlighting his latest high-tech mission. >> this is "blue moon." >> reporter: jeff bezos unveiling a cutting ej lunar lander called "blue moon" that he says could be a pioneer in space exploration and colonization. >> it's time to go back to the moon, this time to stay. >> reporter: even showing these images envisioning what a mass colonization in space could look like, including homes, high-speed transportation, and perfect climates. bezos says creating an infrastructure in outer space for future generations to build on is vital for our planet and "

tell us about the event and what jeff bezos had to say. brad: he was speaking at the satellite conference, so a lot of space executives on hand to listen to the world's wealthiest man. jeff has a very specific vision for the future of humanity. he does not want to go tomorrow mars or other planets like elon musk. he sees humans going to the moon and taking the resources that are necessary to create basically orbiting space colonies as he unveiled the first step of the plan called the bloomberg lunar lander, and he wants to sell those missions to nasa and the trump administration. we know that he has not really been very friendly with president trump. president trump has hit amazon several times in the past, but business seems to like this administration's space drive. to hearys he's happy vice president pence say in march america should go back to the moon. there have then these vocal disagreements. they are really kind of speaking to the administration's faithful . shery: thank you so much for that, our bloomberg senior executive editor,

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened and of course it fell upon jeff this investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. well it was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to this one so there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's. categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in of all of us yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing. if there is no direct evidence mustn't you and others accept that there is the possibility

jeff bezos made his case for going back to the moon and showed off blue origins' lunar lander. generation's job, my generation's job is to build infrastructure so you will be able to. we're going to build a road to thingsand then amazing will happen. then you will have to endorse start a company in their dorm room. that cannot happen today. : bloomberg senior executive editor brad stone attended the event. brad: it's fun, jeff bezos on inge in a small auditorium washington's convention center with a giant lunar lander as the backdrop. it's exciting. he talked about a sort of philosophy, the philosophy behind blue origins and specifically laid out a plan to get a lunar lander onto the surface of mars which kinds of -- kind of answers the challenge put forward by vice president mike pence, asking private space companies to bring america back to the moon. mars,ne: the moon, not which notably elon musk is after. brad: there is a real differentiation between like elon musk who want to go to other planets, view mars as kind of a plan b. jeff bezos is kind of a dialogue -- kind of in

-- lesson that jeff bezos can learn from some of his forebears? >> it is definitely temporary, so make sure you make the most of it. a lot of the names i was looking at about to be honest, i had never heard of before. alan the red, i doubt many know who he is, he is britain's richest person ever. he was a cousin of william the conqueror. in the scope of human history, if you are lucky enough to land in this position cannot really build a legacy out of it. jason: it does feel like the te's,ts, gates is -- ga bezos of the world don't want to be alan read. -- red. towhenever i speak billionaires, they are almost entirely focused on succession and keeping wealth through generations, or at least putting it to good use. rockefeller is a great example. in new york, just down the road, there is the rockefeller center. people still go there every day and it dominates the city in so many ways. similarly, philanthropy. perhaps the best lesson is from andrew carnegie who have his famous proverb. a third of your life learning, i third making money, which he di

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened. and of course it fell upon jeff this is investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. it was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to a source for so there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but at n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's 3rd categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in your hole from and yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing if there is no direct evidence mustn't you and others accept that there is t

as you may know, jeff bezos, anybody know who jeff bezos is? >> [crowd boos] sen. sanders: mr. bezos is the owner of amazon. he is the wealthiest person in america, worth about $114 billion. and for years, my office in washington has been hearing from amazon workers all over the country about the starvation wages they were receiving, and about the unhealthy working conditions that they were forced to abide. i am very proud that, working with those employees, we were able to get amazon to raise their minimum wage to $15 an hour. [cheers and applause] and working with the unions in california, we raised the minimum wage at disneyland also to $15 an hour. [cheers and applause] but the amazon story about greed is not yet over. last year, after making $11 billion in profits, amazon paid zero in federal income taxes. [crowd boos] sen. sanders: that is what a rigged economy is about. you subsidize the wealthiest family in america, because they don't pay their workers a living wage. and the wealthiest guy in america has a company that makes $11 billion and does not pay a nickel in taxe

everybody is pretty pleased with the job jeff bezos is doing. they are well beloved for the return. i'm not sure this is outlandish. if anything, it is conservative by some estimates. >> david, in your last comic, you talked about regulatory scrutiny. companies like google and facebook have been faced harder with criticism from the government. amazon has been able to escape that. >> is incredible, because if you think of sheer scale, amazon should be included with facebook and google as a company to be concerned about. frankly, i am concerned about their scale. it is worrisome for the economy when one company gets the kind of power that they do. on the other hand, everybody loves amazon prime and there is way less likelihood that the public is going to turn on amazon than if they would continue to be very critical of facebook and google. i think jeff bezos is such a smart guy and he knows there is this increasing worry about the sheer scale of these companies. it could be an interesting way for him to function, to deal with that by saying we will split off aws and show that we don't

. >>> and the upcoming ipo will be good for amazon's jeff bezos. here are your "tech bytes." >>> in today's "tech bytes" get ready for two new smart phones from google. >> expected to announce the release of two pixel phones at its developer conference which kicks off tomorrow. also on the way a nest hub max with a ten-inch screen and stereo speakers. your iphone's battery may not be as powerful as advertised. >> nine models fall short of apple's battery life claims. one model found to underperform by 51%. apple says it stands by its claims. >>> and the richest man in the world is about to get even richer. >> amazon founder jeff bezos was an early investor in uber putting $3 million into the company. the company is expected to go public this week. bezos stake worth $400 million. >> smart man and i hear he's available. >> those are your "tech bytes." >>> okay. >> didn't see that coming. >> no. just going to move on. >>> a new sailing league hosts its first u.s. competition in san francisco. how the u.s. fared against international competitors. >> an

amazon ceo jeff bezos unveils his plans to crowd an out-of-this-world reality. >>> think about it amazon is an out-of-this-world ality. you think about what we're doing and clicking to get in two days, delivered to your door. >> this is true. and i grew up o "star trek." none of this surprises me. >> here we go. >> this is exactly what i expected. >> you were just fayding a w to talk about "star trek" this morning. in 'm going to weave it where i go. good morning, it's 4:00 a.m., i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. we have first 4 traffic. >> we begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> if there are more "star trek" references i want to transport myself to 7:00 right now. you probably noticed an improvement in the day yesterday. rnlater into the afn, a little bit of sunshine, made it to the upper 70s yesterday as advertised. i think today will be all the way up to 80 degrees. our rain chances are a lot higher. a couple of rain chances first things thivemorning. eually our higher rain chances will come in later into the afternoon. we have dropto contend with this morning now across northw

. >>> jeff bezos and an >>> it's a special friday night at the coliseum. hip-hop fireworks as the indians take on our a's. we took two of three from their neighbors to the south, cincinnati. 64 degrees at 6:37. you'll want that blanket or coat by the time the fireworks are going off. have fun. >>> thanks, mike. happening today south bend mayor pete buttigieg will barnstorm the bay area with five events. here is video of the hopeful campaigning in l.a. with mayor garcetti. today buttigieg will start his day in palo alto and will have an afternoon fund-raiser at security company liver ramp and one is open to the public at the regency ballroom in san francisco. i say it's open to the public but you can't go because tickets are sold out. >>> 4:53. blue bottle coffee is recalling all varieties of its coffee cans saying there is a problem with the lids. there have been 13 reports so far of the lid detaching rapidly with force when opened causing them to explode outward. one was injured with a cut to the finger. customers who are unopened cans can return for a fu

" and today he announced plans for a lunar landing. >>> i that jeff bezos is going to the moon. he's the ans for the a lunar landing. he says it will be able scientific equipment and a test flight could take place as early as this summer. lots of billionaires who really want to go to the moon. >> jeff bezos, elon musk. >> my hand is up. >> maybe that's customer number one. >> volunteer for free. >> will you volunteer the forecast? >> why not? >> some showers for morgan hill to gilroy. a chance of spotty showers tomorrow morning. best chance in the south bay. mother's day weekend is looking good. >> thanks for joining us. have a great friday. >> bye-bye. stay safe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

how dominant this has been, and just what a great business thinker jeff bezos is i'm asked him a lot of times why he hasn't bought, and he said basically he doesn't understand it or that he can get his arms around it. todd and ted, the two fellows in his office that he mentioned would be todd combs and ted -- i think ted joined back in 2010. they each have portfolios of $13 billion or at least the last time he gave us an update of how much they were managing. it was around $13 billion each >> this is kind of a little clarification when you start seeing the 13 f things coming out, this is either todd or ted who has bought those shares. >> it's a big story moving the stock this morning i would love to chat with you all day, but you have your own show in eight minutes. we look forward to a big "squawk box. have a good time in omaha this weekend. >> she'll he us in eight minutes. >> the clock is ticking. two and a half hours now away from the other big news of the day. that is the april jobs in be joining us now is mark zandi, moody's analytics, and a man whose name was references earlie

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened. and of course it fell upon jeff this is investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. that was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to a source for so there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's. categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in of all of us yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing. if there is no direct evidence must accept that there is the possibility that n.b.s.

boo morgan brennan has our story tonight. >> amazon ceo jeff bezos unveiling blue moon. the lunar lander has been developing for years. at an invite-only event in d.c., the world's richest man taking his lunar ambitions public saying the lander could be ud to meet nasa's new ambitious deadline of getting a oricans bathe moon in just five years. >> i love this. it's the right thing to do, and for those of you doing the arithmetict home, that's 2024, and we can help meet that time line, but only because wete st three years ago. it's time to go back to the moon this time to stay. s>> in what perhaps his most sweeping comments to date on his interplanetary vision, bezos is betting on a future in which earth is used for habitation and light industrial use and space for heavy industry like mining and manufacturing. anhe also believes at some point we can have cell-sustaining orbiting colonies, but that will come later, right now bezos sees the current task at makin space less expensive and more accessible. a study that starts with ockets.e we have to use the resources of space

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened. of course it fell upon jeff this was investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusive. that was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty. that's according to them that the saudis had access to a source for sure there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individual new united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but m.b.'s himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's 3rd categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in your hole from and yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing if there is no direct evidence mustn't you and others accept that there is the possibility that n.b.

. >> when mackenzie bezos and amazon founder jeff bezos announced their divorce, she became one of the richest women in the world. now mackenzie bezos is joining hundreds of other super wealthy you people who are promising to give much of their fortune to charity. less than two months after finalizing her divorce from the world's richest man, mackenzie bezos is announcing her newly minted billionaire status will not go to waste signing the giving pledge intending to give at least half of her 36 billion away to charity. in a letter released tuesday, bezos writes, i have a disproportionate amount of money to share. no drive has more positive ripple effects than the desire to be of service. bezos now the fourth wealthiest woman in the world joins the ranks of other billionaire philanthropists like mark zuckerberg, whatsapp co-founder and fashion mogul diane von furstenberg. >> we're going to have a lot of fun together. >> reporter: the initiative was started by warren buffett and bill and melinda gates. they commit more than half of their wealth to charitable causes. her divorce from amaz

first of all exposing the degree and the the the saudi campaigns against jeff bezos. but also the timing of a lot of these things that happened. and of course it fell upon as if this was an investigation team to actually go in and find out exactly what happened and it was conclusion. that was there i mean according i mean to quote them to paraphrase they concluded with a high degree of certainty that's what that's that's according to them that the saudis had access to. so there's a lot of work going on here. on your behalf. and the other individuals in the united states following on from jamal's who are aiming to point the figure finger not just at the saudi authorities but n.b.s. himself the crown prince himself one thing that seems to be lacking in indeed also lacking in pointing the finger at n.b.s. in the death of jamal khashoggi he's. categorical undeniable evidence direct evidence he's in of all of us yet you take it as read you speak as though it is a fact based. thing. if there is no direct evidence mustn't you and others accept that there is the possibility t

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billionaire jeff bezos has unveiled a lunar lander that he hoped. will be transporting astronauts to the moon within the next 5 years for tori gate and be explains. in a few weeks time it'll be 50 years since 3 american astronauts landed on the moon now the united states is in a new space race with russia and china. but whereas in the past u.s. rockets to a nearest neighbor were funded by u.s. taxpayers multi-billion as such as amazon founder jeff bezos are increasingly paying for private benches into space speaking to an audience of nasa scientists as well as invest as he unveiled a lunar lander called believe moon he says it could be used to transport equipment and people to the moon in the next 5 years we've been working on the slander for 3 years it's a very large lander it'll soft land and precise way 3.6 metric tons onto the lunar surface. 2 months ago the u.s. vice president called for a dramatic acceleration in american space exploration mike pence said nothing rockets and other technology could be replaced by alternatives from private compa

billionaire jeff bezos has unveiled a lunar lander that he hopes will be transporting astronauts to the moon within the next 5 years to a gate and be explains. oh oh oh. in a few weeks time it'll be 50 years since 3 american astronauts landed on the moon now the united states is in a new space race with russia and china. but whereas in the past u.s. rockets to snare is neighbor were funded by u.s. taxpayers multi-billion as such as amazon founder jeff bezos are increasingly paying for private benches into space speaking to an audience of nasa scientists as well as invest as he unveiled a lunar lander called believe moon he says it could be used to transport equipment and people to the moon in the next 5 years we've been working on the slander for 3 years it's a very large lander. it'll soft land and precise way 3.6 metric tons onto the lunar surface. to months ago the u.s. vice president called for a dramatic acceleration in american space exploration mike pence said nothing rockets and other technology could be replaced by alternatives from private companies we have the technology to r

billionaire jeff bezos has unveiled a new note that he hopes will track will be transporting astronauts to the moon within the next 5 years victoria gates maybe explains. in a few weeks time it'll be 50 years since 3 american astronauts landed on the moon now the united states is in a new space race with russia and china. but whereas in the past u.s. rockets to a nearest neighbor were funded by u.s. taxpayers multi-billion as such as amazon founder jeff bezos are increasingly paying for private benches into space speaking to an audience of nasa scientists as well as invest as he unveiled a lunar lander called believe moon he says it could be used to transport equipment and people to the moon in the next 5 years and then work on the slender for 3 years it's a very large lander a soft landing and precise way 3.6 metric tons onto the lunar surface. 2 months ago the u.s. vice president called for a dramatic acceleration in american space exploration mike pence said nasa rockets and other technology could be replaced by alternatives from private companies we have the technology to return to

billionaire jeff bezos has revealed revealed a lunar landing hopes will be transporting astronauts to the moon within the next five years victoria gay can be reports. in a few weeks time it'll be fifty years since three american astronauts landed on the moon now the united states is in a new space race with russia and china. but where is the past u.s. rockets to earth's nearest neighbor were funded by u.s. taxpayers multi-billion as such as amazon founder jeff bezos are increasingly paying for private benches into space speaking to an audience of nasa scientists as well as invest as he unveiled a lunar lander called believe me when he says it could be used to transport equipment and people to the moon in the next five years we've been working on the slander for three years it's a very large lander. well soft landing and precise way three point six metric tons onto the lunar surface. two months ago the u.s. vice president called for a dramatic acceleration in american space exploration mike pence said nothing rockets and other technology could be replaced by alternatives from private c

jeff bezos unveiling blue moon this is a lunar lander, kelly. his space company blue origin has been developing that he says could be used to meet nasa's ambitious deadline to get americans back on the moon in five years >> i love this it's the right thing to do and for those of you doing the arithmetic at home, that's 2024. and we can help meet that timeline pu only because we started three years ago. it's time to go back to the moon this time to stay. >> bezos betting on a future in which earth is used for habitation light industry and space for heavy industry mining, manufacturing. he also believes at some point we self-sustained orbiting colonies so, kauld o'neil colonies but that will come later. rather he sees the task now as providing the infrastructure to make space more accessible for future entrepreneurs much like established infrastructure for deliveries, payments, telecom here enabled him to create amazon during the '90s bezos also making clear he is not interested in going to mars, rather he sees this as space for ear earth. that's

the robot is 50% successful, and they want to increase that rate of success.>> going back to jeff bezos and the moon, did you see what elon musk said about that. he said, stop teasing. with the emoji, wink. >> i would not want a one-way ticket. i would love to go and come home. >> that is a two way to ticket. you wanted to save on prescriptions... so, you went online and got so confused that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a proprietary search tool that analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in... before you conk out. see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> wendy: hi! [cheers and applause] thank

jeff bezos, the richest man in the world, lives there. but along with unfathomable wealth, there is also desperate poverty and widespread degradation. the homeless population is surging in the city is suffocating under garbage produced by hundreds of homeless camps. rather than take action, the city council has enabled a problem and even recently suggested the garbage is left by middle-class residents who are trying to frame the homeless. local news broadcasters grabbed national headlines by warning that seattle is dying. the city becomes unlivable for regular families. day three of our "homeless in america" series, our producer visited seattle to get an up close look at what's happening there. seattle's homelessness crisis is deeply connected to the city's drug crisis. that's what we learned when we visited this sprawling encampment off interstate 5. washington native eric nelson is homeless. he lives in a nearby shelter where he is undergoing methadone treatment. he came to this encampment to visit friends. >> do you think drugs are one

ok so when you have a genius like jeff bezos at the helm i suppose but if that are indeed at the helm and they're just suggesting losses even though they're stupid i don't know how that's going to work it works when one person is doing as soon as everybody is doing it then of course not only does do politicians start to notice because their constituents noticed that basically this is a way to never pay taxes again in your life as well forty seven you have forty seven billion in write offs that's how our president became so wealthy as massive tax write offs most right now most people don't understand that they think oh what a loser he lost a billion dollars and you're like no he is right off for average now based on that and this is how these companies this is why they're all headed by guys who now are billionaires how do they become billionaires when their companies have massive losses because the companies have massive losses and they'll be able to write these billions off for quite a long time and in the meantime there's no competition they were underwriting your you know you got a