This is CBS. I'm John Bachel from the surface of the planet Earth to Boca Chica, Texas.

The stack starship on Super Heavy. Bob Zimmerman, he keeps the website behind the

black. We're waiting, waiting, waiting. There's news here. Bob, a very good even to Elon

Musk is being direct in his expectations for the maiden voyage of Starship and Super Heavy.

What are the dates looking now? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Well, we don't have a lot of new information. What we do have is a

tweet by Elon Musk and that's it. His tweet, this was on Monday, April 10th, Starship launched

trending towards near the end of the third week of April. Now, the last date they were

aiming for was April 17th, which is the start of that week. So now he's saying the end

of that week for the launch. What he's doing, I think, Musk is pushing the launch back

very tiny amounts each time to keep the pressure on the FAA, but he's being very diplomatic

about it. He has said in a previous tweet last week that quote, Starship is ready for

launch awaiting regulatory approval, close quotes. Once again, he's being very diplomatic.

He doesn't want to make the federal bureaucrats his enemies. He wants to work with them, but

he also wants to keep the pressure on to make them move faster. In fact, by doing it this

way, he wants to do is let others put the pressure on him more bluntly, such as myself, and

say that these guys are about to get their act together, stop the lame progress. So that's

where we stand. They were supposed to do a static fire, a dress rehearsal countdown this

week, but I've heard no word about when that will happen at this point. First, talk about

it on Monday, but I've heard nothing. That doesn't mean it isn't going to happen, but this

week early in the week is supposed to happen, and I've heard nothing. This is giving us a hint

of John, what's going to be the case in our second story today. So if you don't mind,

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