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>> dr. patel, thank you. a new bill is sitting on president trump's desk, one that's puts millions of dollars on guns research. first, boeing's new star liner, failed. what they are saying about that next and nasa, you are watching "velshi & ruhle," msnbc. you ar "velshi & ruhle," msnbc. to become part of our family. man: that's why our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. the chevy price you pay is what we pay. not a cent more. family is important to us. and we'd like you to be part of ours. so happy holidays. and welcome to the family. the chevy family! get the chevy emplo...

Send people back from earth whether on to the moon probably not but around the moon and other targets in deep space. that's the goal. the space station in keeping people working there is the key to that because we're building the hardware to keep people alive for months and months and even years in space. and that's what's going on now. >> how long is that going to take? is that going to happen in a couple of years? is it going to happen in our lifetimes? >> in terms of the space taxi we'll probably see people flying -- we'll see nasa buying tickets commercially within four years and possibly ...

When it comes down is probably about $100 million to $200 million a seat but it has all kinds of extra features to it that we don't really need anymore which is the main reason that the shuttle has finished its task and is being replaced. it's painful and dramatic and i think in some areas dangerous process and we're going to keep track of it for you. >> in terms of the painful part i know there are tremendous layoffs expected. i think 2800 layoffs i was hearing reported by our colleague jabar berry. what about the astronauts who have run the shuttle and commanded these exploration events. wha...

Safe place in the basements, in the bathrooms, in the closets. this tornado was so powerful, it didn't work. a lot of people lost their lives huddled in closets and bath rooms and in basements in alabama. this was an unpress dentsed outbreak of tornadoes, something we haven't seen in this part of the world in eight decades. >> yeah. cuff imagine for those people who did huddle in their basements and come out pushing their way out through debris to see this scene of carnage everywhere? it's incredible but we thank you for bringing us the stories and the pictures. >> reporter: it's gone. >> many...

Projects. it will carry a device to analyze particles believed to have been created in the big bang. the "atlantis" shuttle will take over june 28 and will officially close the door on that 30 year program. what will nasa's future look like. >> i'm joined by former nasa mission controller james ober. good morning to you. let's talk about what's happening with nasa having doled out millions to some sort of space taxi to the international space station and big rocket for deep space exploration. talk about that. >> that's correct, alex. what we're looking at now is that the shuttle has done its t...