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Positions. that would mark a pullback from february, when employers added 236,000 jobs. so you may wind up seeing stocks in stand by mode until we get that report. >> very good. thanks so much, alison. on to china. two men are dead after being infected with the strain of bird flu. never before seen in humans. it is called the h7n9 strain and now chinas health commission is reporting a third person, a woman being infected. she is in critical condition. while each live in and around shanghai, th...

Managing editor of space.com. lets set the scene. ocala, florida, theres a lot of air force bases, naval bases in the general florida area. both air force and navy were contacted, they said, no, we were not performing any drills at that time. but several people clearly said they saw something in the sky with a group of helicopters flying around it. >> thats right. martha: what do you think? >> thats right. it did seem something like a military exercise you would expect. we actually heard another...

And of course, the 1908 event in russia where a forest was flattened for hundreds and hundreds of miles thanks to an explosion of a meteor before the earth that made impact and thats believed to have happened in russia this morning near the yurl mountains and why the shock waves broke the windows and injuring a thousand russians. >> megyn: phil keating, stand by, thank you. as we wait for the big moments we want to bring a senior editor for "space.com" theyre saying this isnt going to hit earth,...

Local damage. heather: but you say that is not going to happen? that asteroid is not going to happen? >> that is not going to happen. heather: thats good to know. thanks so much for joining us from space.com, tariq malik. well show you more and more of the video throughout the day. it is something else. bill: there is lot of it too. heather: folks are really nervous about this i got a call from my brother in denver yesterday off he called me three times. i thought you were going to tell me an as...

Earths atmosphere. look at this. >> [inaudible]. [explosion] [scream] heather: you see that smoke and hear the boom. well talk about that in just a second. folks felt like they were in a war zone. shockwaves blowing glass out for miles and miles. a piece of that meteor created a 20 foot wide crater. we have the managing editor for space.com. he joins us live via skype. good morning. we track these things sometimes. nasa does. did we haved in this was coming? >> no this was a complete surprise. n...

Said to be half the size of a football field buzzes by our planet it will be much closer to us than the mood is or any of the manmade satellites we have up there so it could get too close for comfort. we have the managing editor of space.com. good to have you with us. welcome. >> thank you, martha. great to be here. martha: 2020 is when this is expected to possibly happen. how close do you think it is going to be, and if it hits us what kind of damage is it likely to do? >> well thats what nasa ...

Enterprises anticipated arrival in june. once on deck here, a peaceful will be -- pavilion will be built around here. anticipated date for this is july 19th. >> shepard: laura ingle live aloan the banks of the hudson. plane carried specifically modified boeing 747 nasa bought back in the 1970s, this photo may give you a better sense how huge it is. inside the jet, not much to see. nasa stripped it all, after all the cargo is on top. and here is a look at the cockpit. space.com reports it has the...

two days. >> i feel so guilty because i did not do that. >> he did not care. >> john fugelsang, nothing from you hereto, not even a phone call. mark lamont hill, professor at columbia university. >> i really did send flowers. >> you sent nothing, you lie. this is what i got from my colleagues, nothing. >> he came in thinking youd be here. >> oh, blah, blah, blah. im not going to talk to you for the entire morning. kidding. lets get right to our "starting point" this morning. we have a ...

Fell, for those of you asking yourself what wonders interstellar travel may hold for all of us, what would incentivize people to pay all that money to fly to outer space, i have two words for you -- space bunnies. i know this may sound like some sort of fantasy or adolescent dream or science fiction. but if the worlds two most notorious "playboy"s get their way, a playboy mansion in the stars may become the initial incentive to load space planes. in fact, the playboy company is making plans for ...

Anyone that has cell phone service knows these go up and down anyway, mine is not that reliable anyway. this could affect cell phone service and as we see larger and larger ones, as we see bigger ones it is going to affect those systems and some nasa has been studying and working on to figure out ways to avoid the problem. >> i was reading this, it is interesting, experts say the suns increased activity is part of an 11 year pattern according to space.com so over the next 11 years it will be wor...