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Cheaper if mr. bezos had taken a corvette and crashed into a hair plugs clinic. i apologize for sounding cynical. i don't understand what the achievement was. >> not necessarily an achievement, but it was an extraordinary thing from a science perspective. let's give nasa a whole lot more money and have the government do it. scott galloaway, thank you. >> coming up, covid and overdose deaths are driving up life expectancy in the u.s. what experts are saying needs to be done to reverse this trend. and we're going to talk to two restaurant owners who were forced to close their doors because custo...

Because really it has to do with the public image. and china has been really concerned, especially with developing countries in which they're trying to spread influence and have done a lot of investment in that this could look as though they have some culpability in the spread of this virus. now what you're looking at here is video that we shot when we were down in wuhan. our third trip down since the outbreak. that is january 20th of this year. we drove past the wuhan institute of virology. it is heavily fortified. there is a lot of security there. that may be in part because it is a biosafet...

Residents of this base count on not counting out just to cut costs from a science perspective we try to give the reality check we try to give the evidence which is without question worrying is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet that has changed the scene right across the arctic. the team up in setting up their replica of an arctic base count for three years now in davos using the space to host events about climate change and sustainability. according to the research is economic interest on protecting the environment do not have to be at all it's. the full cost of climate change is...

Overarminging vision that americans could sort of sink their teeth into and get excited. look, this is $100 million. it is not in the grand scheme of the federal budget, it is not a massive spend. i think it is something that americans can get excited about. can sort of feel pride about. can follow and feel like we're getting back to those days where we're really leading the world in terms of what we're doing from a science perspective. and i think that's exciting. >> exploring inner space, right? rather than outer space. >> exactly. another thing that i was thinking about, to your point, they...