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All of that was on the record in a public forum. a source says coats and haspel are not in jeopardy of losing their jobs and aides were able to calm trump down adding that the transcript adds more context to their remarks. one of america's richest families got more than $4 billion of profits while their company sold opoids and drugs to treat opoid addiction. a new lawsuit says that purdue far are made ophrma secretly pua project called project tango. and they pushed it on doctors and patients. it claims they publicly denied what they privately knew, the who highly addictive drug was leading ...

One of america's richest families raked in more than $4 billion in profits while their company sold opoids. a new lawsuit says purdue phrma secretly pursued a plan it called project tango. the suit says its owners pushed the painkiller oxycontin on doctors and patients. it claims that they publicly denied what they privately knew, the drug was leading to overdoses and deaths. a purdue spokesman says the release of the unredacted complaint was aimed at blaming the company for the entire opoid crisis. sexual assaults at military academies are on the rise according to the pentagon, up nearly 50...

Deal. joining me now is chris, the project manager at nasa aim's research center on this, and derrick pitts. chris, let's start with you. what's up with nasa developing this and what are the intended applications of these spheres? >> the spheres are satellite test beds on the space station. they have been up there since 2006. what we're doing is enabling them for robot blgs tested using smart phones. >> can you give background on how this technology came to be? i understand it may have been inspired in part by star wars. >> it was developed a while ago, and i believe it was inspired by the flo...

Stretch out with your feelings. see? you can do it. >> i call it luck. in my experience, there's no such thing as luck. >> no such thing as luck? maybe, but nasa in conjunction with google's project tango is working to develop devices for the international space station that look and act a lot like that trainingdroid. this is scalled sphere, an acronym for something more complicated, but the point is when fully operational, it's supposed to do tasks that humans perform but are considered time intensive and time wasting in a setting like the iss. it's actually kind of a big