can't rover do that. >> they can and should. n.a.s.a. wants to send humans to mars, and a human can do 1,000 times what a robot can. the initial experiment of sending a drill to mars, is something that absolutely can be done robotically. >> what does this mean for a manned mission to mars. i know they are looking at getting someone there by 2039. mars has extreme temperatures from as low as minus 200 farenheit at the polls to 70 at the equator, could there conceivably be the possibility of greenhouses to grow food, if there is water on the planet? >> sure. why not. you would simply erect a greenhouse, pump air into it and away you go. you could grow food on mars, you can purify it. split the water, use it for fuel. it will help you live off the land. >> how optimistic are you about manned missions in the future. >> i'm confident it will happen, i can't tell you when. that depends on the size of the bigger budget. we can go there faster, smaller budget, longer. there's not the slightest doubt we'll go there. humansers explorers, we are in

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>> touch down confirmed. [ cheers and applause ] >> nasa hopes to learn from the landings of mars rovers like curiosity. >> i can remember after landing being bewildered. it's like, a decade of my life is done. it worked. >> adamsteldzner is the scientist who made it happen. >> mars' atmosphere is thin. it's equivalent to the atmosphere on earth at 120,000 feet to 150,000 feet. >> too thin to slow down "curiosity" enough with parachutes, so he and his team thought up the sky crane, a rocket-powered craft that would lower the rover to the surface with cables and then speed off and crash-land a safe distance away. >> we knew that every time we spoke of it we would lose our credibility because it looked so crazy. >> the crazy plan worked. but landing humans on the red planet would be a lot harder than landing a rover. >> "curiosity" was about two metric tons as she approached the surface of mars. and we think that a human vessel would be something like 20 or 40 metric tons as it approached the surface of mars. >> what's the single hardest thing about getting to mars? >> convincing people th

has two rovers, both encountering soft, sandy conditions. a third rover was lost after becoming stuck in stand in 2009. >> now researchers of the space agency developed the technology they home will prest it happening to the next generation, what we do is move it back and forth the wheels on their arms, legs, so that they are in tern times they unload, and they can freely role, and transfer the weight of the body into the wheels that have positioned themselves forward, and this way managed get out. it's vital new technology needed if and when a manned mission arrives on mars, this is unlikely to be before 2030. until then, the fleet of spacecraft will carry out vital scientific research. a quick reminder you can keep up to date with the news on the website. there assist on the screen, the address aljazeera.com. on the baltimore beauty hidden by history but ressor ected for the faithful. down to earth. about. >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope

. >> right now only rovers like curiosity are on the surface of mars.human visit becomes a bit more of a possibility. people down here on the original blue planet, having some fun online with the announcement. sharing this very literal take on the discovery. and this updated snapshot of the mars rover. >> in your face, neil armstrong. >> reporter: some joking on twitter that it's all an elaborate promo for a matt damon movie about a mission to mars. >> i've done the math. checks out. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm david kerley in washington, d.c. >> i wouldn't put it past that crafty matt damon. thank you, david kerley, for that report. thank you for watching abc news toni

. >> right now only rovers like curiosity are on the surface of mars. with the discovery of water, a human visit becomes a bit more of a possibility. people down here on the original blue planet, having some fun online with the announcement. sharing this very literal take on the discovery. and this updated snapshot of the mars rover. >> in your face, neil armstrong. >> reporter: some joking on twitter that it's all an elaborate promo for a matt damon movie about a mission to mars. >> i've done the math. checks out. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm david kerley in washington, d.c. >> i wouldn't put it past that crafty matt damon. thank you, david kerley, for that report. thank you for watching abc news tonight. tune into "gma" first thing in the morning. as always we're online 24/7 on all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. >>> a near disaster. an international flight having trouble in midair and quickly turning back to jfk and when

images from the mars reconnaissance rover revealing waterfall on the surface.is the cause for seasonal dark streaks. they have been observing on the planet and they say this is evidence that the solid. if i"ending a lot more humidity in the air than ever imagined and just the soil is moist they're hydrated fall quarter of the first time the seventh quarter of mars year might remember in april that the supply may once have had a notion similar to the athletic ocean here on earth officials say it will watch the insight lender in 2015 to look the interior mars and. 2020 nasa rover will be bringing back rock and dust samples to earth for analysis. >> catherine: trump and the spotlight next tax plan he says will put americans back to work and back to the drawing board for the 39 hours a dismal outing against nfc rival carriers coming of the sport's top story bone dry conditions keeping firefighters on alert across the bay area. ♪ welcome to subway, what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero, loaded with three authentic italian deli meats.

. >> right now only rovers like curiosity are on the surface of mars.h the discovery of water, a human visit becomes more of a possibility. >> people down here on the original blue planet having fun online with the announcement sharing this very literal take on the discovery and then this update add snapshot of the martinez rover. >> if your face, neil armstrong. >> some people even joking on twitter that it's all an elaborate promo for an upcoming matt damon movie about a mission to mars. >> i've done the math. it checks out. >> for "nightline," i'm david kerley in washington, d.c. >> that's not a promo. >> i think it's a con-spiracy. the movie opens october 2nd and now we find life on mars? >> oh, look, look at you. i'm going to go with that's mars. >> i look so short today, like emmanuel lewis on mars. come on. >> was your muscle suit deflated that time? >> yesterday you had the muscles. >> i had the muscles. so now i'm -- >> the helmet was -- but you planted the "world news now" flag up there. >> webster. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing

i know they've increased patrol with range rovers.hat presence hasn't materialized in this area which is a suburb of north london. francine: we can read more on the website at bloomberg.com. for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for our viewers, the second hour of "the pulse" is coming up and what we'll talk about. we speak to the lord mayor of the city of london. we'll ask him will about the volatility out of asia and his thoughts on labor's newly elected leader jeremy corbyn. plus an interview of the c.e.o. of view entertainment tim richards with netflix's surging success and can traditional cinemas compete? as a reminder, follow me on twitter, the twitter question of the day has to do with corbynonomics. the most hard line left in two decade leading the labor party, what does it mean for the u.k. economy and what does it mean for bonds and yields? in the back of his appointments, they rallied a bit with investors saying it won't have an impact on the elections because he's so far to the left. let's see.

, a third rover named spirit was lost after it became irretrievably stuck in sand in 2009.esearchers at the european space agency are developing technology they help will prevent it from happening to the next generation of robotic vehicles. >> what we do is to move it back and forth this wheels on their arms, i would say legs, so that they are in certain times they are unloaded and they can freely roll. and then we transfer the weight of the body in to the wheels that have positioned themselves forward. and then this way you imagine to get out of entrapment in the sand. >> reporter: it's all vital new technology needed if or indeed when a manned mission arrives on mars, this is unlikely to be before 2030. until then the current fleet of space craft will carry out vital scientific research. terrik bassly, al jazeera. >>> happy birthday to you. now that's one of the world's most famous songs. and now it belongs to no one. ♪ happy birthday to you >> a u.s. judge has ruled that warner chapel music no longer owns a valid copyright to the song the decision means it belongs to the

they're looking for somebody in a white range rover. i don't want mine. i take it back. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, there you go. that is wh you aim to succeed in life. so when can we see you on the nfl network? >> all day! >> seth: all day on sunday. >> all day on sunday. >> seth: all day on sunday. >> tune in -- now tune in and be with me all day. you know, i'll be there even if you tune in the morning, go to sleep, get yourself something to eat and wake up, i'm still going to be there. so just tune in all day. >> seth: well, we're so lucky you're there. thank you so much for g here. keep up the great work! >> thank you for having me, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you're just as good at that as you were at being a wide receiver! michael irvin, everybody! check him "nfl gameday morning" and "nfl gameday final" sundays on nfl network. we'll be right back with music from george ezra. [ cheers and applause ] hey babe, last one home cooks? another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. we're changing. old navy. pold nav

>> reporter: right now, only rovers like curiosity are on the surface of mars.the discovery of water, a human visit becomes a bit more of a possibility. is this really a breakthrough for humans to visit mars? >> we could use that water, use that water to drink, of course, to break up into its parts, hydrogen and oxygen. >> reporter: some of the ingredients, which could finally put a human on mars. and who knows what we might find then. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> david, thank you. and thank you for watching on a monday night. we hope to see >>> a up in of young swimmers left high and dry with a club. >>> a south bay dog trainer facing eviction. who is forcing him out? tonight he'll unleash a plea for help. >>> back to business in a town hit hard by the valley fire. what people are doing to try to get back to normal. >>> and we'll take a look at the tragic death of a motorist and why his family says it never should have happened. >>> sky 7 is over a popular swim and tennis club that will close doors next year so the owners can cash in on the bay area r

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images from the recognizance rover discovered water on mars. >> it gives a possibility that if thereu know that we have a way to describe how it might survive. >> reporter: scientists say the moving salty water is the cause for seasonal dark streaks on the planet. >> everyone seems most excited about the possibility of finding life on another planet. >> we're at a point with over 50 years of space flight that we have the capability to go there, ask this question, and answer it. >> reporter: nasa officials say they'll launch in 2016 to take a look at the interior of mars and in 2020, a new rover will bring martian samples back to earth for analysis. >> incredible, really. >>> just ahead, an important warning about driving your car on company the drought is affecting at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are savin

the researchers fairly high excitement after the images reconnaissance rover reveal water flowing on the surface of mars. existed >> reporter: of liquid water even the super sofia's possibility if there's life on mars we have a way to describe how it might survive. the cut >> reporter: for seasonal dark streaks they've observed on the planet presence could impact future exploration. "for it's imperative to understand the source of these water as well as the bout the impact aside everyone seems most excited about the possibility of finding life on another planet. at a"pointed melodically or 50 years of successful space flight that capability to go there ask this question is for life on mars and answer. it will >> reporter: launch a rover and 2016 and then 2020 marks and been back samples for analysis. what a >> catherine: does have a local connection the research center in mountain view instrumental in this happening the special. woman named mary beth wilhelm 25 year-old research scientist from fremont went to high school monday worked since she is 16 years old and was the first perso

images from the recognizance rover discovered water on mars. >> it gives a possibility that if there is life on mars, you know that we have a way to describe how it might survive. >> reporter: scientists say the moving salty water is the cause for seasonal dark streaks on the planet. >> everyone seems most excited about the possibility of finding life on another planet. >> we're at a point with over 50 years of space flight that we have the capability to go there, ask this question, and answer it. >> reporter: nasa officials say they'll launch in 2016 to take a look at the interior of mars and in 2020, a new rover will bring martian samples back to earth for analysis. >> incredible, really. >>> just ahead, an important warning about driving your car on company time. [announcer] you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with

on the other hand, now we have to worry about the rovers getting wet. (laughter) i said this, i knew n.a.s.a. should have sprung for the undercoating. curiosity cost over $2.5 billion, you can't spend an extra $800 on the rust proofing? come on! although they don't mind dropping coin on custom rims. ridiculous. the water is pure mineral salts, will eat through the chassis. can't fix that. that's why you never buy a car from chicago. resale value is shot. five years from now if you see the rover on craigslist, do not buy it. it will be half bondo. very exciting because if n.a.s.a. can find water on mars, maybe one day they'll find it in california. (cheers and applause) of course, mars isn't the only place history is being made tonight. we have great show right here on planet earth. i will be speaking with first lady michelle obama, ladies and gentlemen. (cheers and applause) very exciting. i agree! i agree! i agree! (applause) so the first lady is here. either that or security is just doing cavity search mondays. pretty good either way. (laughter) i'll

not sure if they are roverring. but it looks as though they have the person hurt and loaded up on the backboard there. you can see in red behind where he is waving. it looks like a backboard. perhaps he is loaded. there are other paramedics with him. it will be unclear to see how close the -- now with the trees blowing around. helicopter is coming in. this is a tough rescue. the helicopter pilots have to get close to get the basket down. now the helicopter is coming overhead. these are so tricky. not only do you have to have great pilots but the paramedics with the technical rescue team have to go up. one will go up in the basket a lot of the time or they will hook the basket up to pull it up slowly to keep an eye on it. this is not easy. alison: your crews are telling us that the latest report confirms confirms this is a man, an adult they are working to rescue here. regardless, a tricky situation. the injury is such, even though we don't know the severity, they need to bring in rescue crew to help the person out.

rocket fuel. [ cheering ] >> public fascination with mars has increased ever since nasa launched the rover curiosity which sends back images of the martian landscape. >> the holy grail is to find evidence of liquid water that may sustain life. and nasa may have hit the jackpot. >> reporter: the discovery of a free flowing water source on the planet means a manned mission to mars could get off the ground. >> it vastly increases the chance that there could be microbial life on mars. and if microbial mars, who knows what else could exist on mars. this is a game changer and changes the whole scientific landscape. >> the source of the water is a mystery. it could be an underground aquifer, water vapor from the atmosphere or some combination. >> reporter: it has been a devastating few weeks for many of the school district students and staff. kim ferguson and her family lost their home in the valley fire but today they came back so they can go to school with the community. >> people here are so important to us. and this was our home. >> reporter: ferguson is a teacher and her daughters goo to the

and this just in, nasa says there is flowing water on mars, according to scientists images from the rover confirmed that liquid salt water flowing down mars slopes is seen on the surface, scientists say the discovery could lead to a break through in the search for life there, past or present. >>> parts of west 30th street were closed to traffic as crews cleared a construction, a huge truck tipped over onto a van completely blocking streets investigators say it happened near 9:00 near sixth avenue, nobody was hurt. >>> the former up state new york prison worker who helped two killers escape was sentenced joyce mitchell apologized before the judge ordered to spend two to a third to 7 years behind bars, admitted to giving tools to richard matt and david sweat from their escape from the correctional facility. matt was killed sweat wounded and captured. >>> police are on the hunt for the gunman who killed a man iqueens over night, shots rang after 4:00 outside a hookah bar on 20th avenue. the victim was shot in the chest and died a short time later the gunman jumped into a car and sped auto. >

rover is on mars. the curiosity rover on mars is the size of an suv. the martian surface has rampant evidence that there was running water. charlie: that says something. neil: yes. what i mean that evidence, i mean really awesome evidence. there are riverbeds, dry meandering riverbeds. if you fly over the midwest, and you look at the things that flood waters and longtime rivers have done, grand canyon kind of things, you see all these telltale features on mars. charlie: when did we see them? neil: anytime we take a photograph of its surface. charlie: but we could have known that without going there? neil: no the resolution is very , hard to pick up. that is hard. you want to get close. then you can see ridges and valleys. charlie: that tells you water was there. neil: for a liquid. we are pretty sure it was water, but certainly a liquid. to meander, it means a river was there or some time. -- for some time. you don't meander overnight. it's a very slow thing. not only that, there are dry lake beds where you see salt , deposits at the bottom. how do you

this facial recognition app called finding rover promises to find pets who have gone astray and makey connecting them to their worried owners. how does it work? it's pretty simple. just take the picture circling the eyes and nose to capture the supposedly one of a kind image of your pet and there you go, it's in the system. this man came up with the idea. >> anybody that has a smartphone can be a hero and save a pet by just taking a picture. >> this is going to do wonders for us. >> reporter: that's what sacramento area shelters are saying. the broadway shelter, front street shelter and sacramento spca have all signed up to promote the free app which may reduce the time a pet spends in the shelter. >> finding rover fits perfectly with not only recovering animals that have been lost but helping animals that need homes. >> i challenge everyone who is watching today get your phone out, take a picture of your pup, load it up, let's get every dog in the sacramento region in the system. >> reporter: the app will automatically check every shelter in the area to see if your pet has been pick

and vehicles over sea sfwlz the ring was under investigation for several months after a 20 15 range rover similar to this and similar to enters rental dmp west palm beach florida. >> the suv had gps tracking device and police say gay gay a liberian is ring leader and all the trio and others are suspected of stealing 14 high end vehicles valued at more than 500,000. and the ring would steal vehicles from rental companies by using bogus oyk or other accomplices claim the cars were stolen and one crime sources say a 2015 the 11 porche was stole frn a home in montgomery down they. a key was made by employee of local dealership and the vehicles will be placed in shipping containers at warehouse on unit block of oregon avenue and truck to port of elizabeth near new york naj new jersey main shipping hub to rivalry coast. >> again it's been looking into it the last year. so again that's what they do and they do it well. >> than investigation is still very much ongoing and police tell me there will be many moore rests. i'm live outside police headquarters chad pradelli "channel 6 action news," jim

and they pulled over the white land rover the delivery driver had described. >> it's scary when someone can pull your credit and get a credit card. >> he had the tracking numbers. >> they arrested this man, of patterson, new jersey. they say they've intercepted $80,000 in fraudulently approved credit and gift cards. >>> apple unveiled its latest invasions today, they include the new iphone 6 s and 6 s plus. reorders start saturday and they introduced the ipad pro and a new version of apple tv with a glass touch surface remote. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we have big changes moving in just in time for your thursday. very different from the heat we saw today. some of you might hear overnight showers and tomorrow, we have heavy rain in the forecast, mostly in the afternoon. heavy rain is also going to be cooling our temperatures down and behind the rain, we're going to cool down even more going into your weekend. and at 7:00 tomorrow morning, there's still a chance for a shower. this may be the quietest time for the rain. and mid-70s in philadelphia and new jersey and delaw

after that, other offers rolled in, including driving the mars rover. genie: watching the headlines. a coup in burkina faso. a newew leader says nighttime curfew and the closing of borders are in place. hungary slammed for using tear gas and water cannon on migrants. and at least five people are killed as a major earthquake hits chile. more than one million people are evacuated from their homes. business on "france 24" with our very own stephen carroll. one thing dominating the business headlines, the federal reserve. will the american central choose to raise interest rates for the first time in nine years? it has people arguing and investors skittish. we are looking at how the federal reserve makes decisions and why the rest of the world pays attention to it. reporter: it is the guardian of the world's number one economy. america's federal reserve bank. it manages what is called the federal funds rate, which helps to dictate the cost of borrowing u.s. dollars for everyone. for the past seven years, the federal reserve has kept the rate near 0% so that

the two rovers are defense got, we had a great field position,, but we cannot find the end zone. expect to win in those games like that. >> we had opportunities. we had receivers making plays. we have to capitalize on that and make sure it does not happen next week. >> we just have to be a better team, a better offense. we have to put more than 10 points on the board. robert: jay gruden is looking positive at the remainder of the season. coach gruden: i'm not going to be down. i'm upset that we lost, but i do feel that we are beat. we are playing physical football. to comem never going away from any game and be pessimistic. i would never do that. i'm very encouraged by what we had today. there were some pieces that are exciting to see. no, jacksonnjury left in the first quarter after pulling his hamstring. he is expecting to have an mri. jay gruden is not sure about his return. nextt. louis are here sunday. at fedex with the redskins, robert burton, abc 7 sports. erin: and the rams beat the seahawks today. the ravens seem to be lacking offensive star power after the torrey smith

the rand recover sport's-- rand rover sport, and 200 turbo and 300 hybrid got low marks for a bumpy ride. >>> airlines could decide whether or not you can use your phone during a flight, federal aviation advisory panel says using the phone on a flight is safe and secure; however, it will be up to the airlines to decide if passengers with actually make calls. u.s. regulators are weighing the issues. >>> top and i have fun arguing but i think we can agree, no phones on airplanes. >> even if it were safe it would be annoying. >> high level. >> you don't want to go there. >>> all the storms are pretty much over with now, in fact, i removed them from the forecast. a few will fire up tomorrow. best chance is friday. lets start with live look outside, sun back out. 87, relative humidity 51%, dew points upper 60s, not that comfortable but not that awful. winds west-northwest at 7. first alert doppler last hour. the last big storm holding together, moved through baltimore, across the bay, north of gibson island and annapolis, they have died out through culpeper and fredericksburg. generally quiet

>> the rover is on mars, i'm happy to report. the curiosity rover is the size of an suv. >> rose: so what's up there? well, mars is curious -- >> rose: water? well, the martian surface has rampant evidence of there once having been running water. >> rose: so that says something. >> yes. what i mean by evidence, i mean really awesome evidence. like there are river beds that meet dried, meandering river beds. the things, if you fly over the midwest and you look at the things that flood waters have done and long-time rivers have done, cut into the landscape, the grand canyon kind of things you see all the tell-tale features. >> rose: when do we see them? anytime we take a photograph of its surface. >> rose: we could have known that without going there? >> uh... the resolution is very hard to pick up. that's hard. you want to get close, then you can see ridges and valleys and mountains -- >> rose: so that tells you water was there? >> yes, or a liquid. we're pretty sure it was water, but it certainly was a liquid. to meander a river

that i can tell you, some people say how can you say he's a great guy but he's fair but i saw carl rovercame up and you could see it was like a boiler ready to explode. [ laughter ] >> i think the guy is a total incompetent jerk, but him and there are others, but i would say this, anybody that gives him, carl rove and others the group of losers, anybody that gives them money, your losers yourself, doesn't make sense because they don't know what they are doing. so the polls come out and everybody is surging but trump. they don't want to say i'm surging. i went up to 40% today in new hampshire. you saw that? 40%. [ cheers ] >> second, second is, i think, 11 or 12, right? 11 or 12 and i won't mention names because he's actually a nice guy. i'll mention names, why shouldn't i? should i? right? it's ben carson. he's a nice man. [ applause ] >> i think he's in second place at 11 or 12%. now i'm at 40 and it's actually 41 but they don't want to say that, they don't want to give me the benefit. if i'm 40. 9 they will say i'm at 40. do you understand that? ben carson, good guy, i think he's 11 or

mark zuckerberg invited him to facebook and even a nasa scientist invited him to drive the mars rover. >>> there's new information in a controversy at radner high school. teachers say they will start writing college recommendation letters again. they refused to do so until early october due to an ongoing contract dispute between the teachers and the board but they said they will negotiate for the first time in weeks. >>> well, here is a beautiful sunset down the shore. let's check out the time-lapsed video. bright yellow sun going down past the horizon. that is amazing and it's a starlit sky and you can see how the lighthouse really brightens that up, too. so beautiful sunset today. gorgeous conditions. really all across the area. clear skies and no clouds. we're going to see the same thing tomorrow. a warm and dry stretch going into the weekend. we're talking about the eagles home opener. the fall chill will return in the forecast and stick around into next week. right now we're at 64 degrees in allentown, clear skies. philadelphia, low clouds and atlantic city, upper 60s and tomorro

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has two rovers, a third was lost after it became irretrievably stuck in sand in 2009. now researchers at the european space agency are developing technology they hope will prevent it happening to the next generation of robotic vehicles. >> we move back and forth the wheels on the arms, legs, so that they are at certain times they are unloaded. and they'll transfer the weight of the body into the wheels that have positioned themselves forward, and in this way you managed to get out of entrapment. >> it's all vital new technology needed if and when a manned mission arrives on mars. it's unlikely to be before 2030. until then the current spacecraft will carry out vital scientific research >>> i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. ray suarez is next with "inside story". have a great night. have a great labor day weekend. >> pull a sawbuck out of your wallet, there's alexander hamilton born and raised in the caribbean, he made his future as the fledging super power, two centuries of honoring men, campaigners hope to pull andrew jackson off the 20 and replace him with

one is a rover that nasa is sending to mars in 2020, and this one will have radar. ground pen threating radar so if there's an underground aquifer might be able to see and it map water on mars. and nasa is supposed be collaborating with the europeans to bring sample back. the question you want to be really careful when you do it but it that could happen in next five or ten years and that would tell us allot. >> thank you, nice to see you. >> how is facebook. >> down. >> still down. >> still down. >> facebook. still down. find out about its stock. there's word immigration level inside the united states could reach an all-time high here in the next decade. this is interesting. another group could end up replacing hispanics at the top of the immigrant list. details from the study on america's changing demographics coming up. plus, wait until you hear what john boehner has to say about his fellow republicans now that he is on his way out of washington. what might he say about the rite can right wing of the party? have you heard this? facebook stock is also down. faceboo

. >> reporter: that is thanks to the curiosity rover hard at work on the planet's surface.tists say they've also found hydrated salts and humidity in the air fueling speculation life may have thrived here billions of years ago and could possibly exist today. >> everywhere we go where there's liquid water we find life. >> reporter: the announcement has reignited excitement for future space exploration. >> especially younger kids to become astronauts. >> this is it. >> reporter: it's even on hollywood's radar with the martian starring matt damon in theaters friday. a they'll of fiction that could soon become reality. >> i think we will send humans in the near future to mars. they'll be scientists looking for signs of life. >> reporter: so the big question now, what's next? nasa says they now know where to search for life and scientists plan on launching another rover in 2020. >>> this one with newer technology which can take in martian atmosphere and extract the oxygen from it. definitely got me thinking about what our children will uncover 20, 30, years down the road. sharri

. >> from the curiosity rover, we now know that mars once was a planetary much like earth, with warm salty seas, with freshwater lakes, probably snowcapped peaks and clouds and a water cycle. >> the source of the water has raised important questions on the possibility of life on mars. a planet we previously thought was too cold for living organisms. >> i feel it is even more imperative that we sent astrobiologists and planetary scientists to mars to explore the question of, is their current life on mars. >> previous nasa missions already established that life who could have -- life could have existed on mars in the past. discovery, thet planet has become more intriguing. genie: the u.s. has launched an airstrike on the afghan city of city a north afghanistan seized by the taliban monday. its first major takeover in a decade. vladimir putin steals the spotlight at the u.n., presenting his idea for syria. but the russian president and barack obama still clash over the future of syrian president bashar al-assad. a record 522,000 migrants have now come into europe this year. after perilo

. >> police pulled over that suspicious whiteland rover in evesham township. >> as the officer starts speaking with the driver, his story is all over the place. >> they arrested primo rafael lopez toro, who let cops search his suv. >> he discovered ups packages. >> it's scary when someone can pull your credit and get a credit card. >> he had the tracking numbers when they were going to be delivered. >> he couldn't have been working alone. >> so far they've intercepted 80,000 in fraudulent credit and gift cards. >> not only does he have my social security number, yeah, my address and my home phone and everything. he has my cell phone. >> the suspect called him after his arrest. >> he said for eleanor, i said, there's no eleanor, and i didn't order anything. he hung up the phone. >> how did he go about getting our information. >> that's what we're trying to figure out. today ups corporate credited their driver for being vigilant. >> and police here have reached out to the fbi, they anticipate this is a much larger 3r5igs with dies to new jersey and new york that will result in more vict

mark zuckerberg invited him to facebook and a nasa scientist invited him to drive the mars rover. president obama tweeted out this message of support for the 14-year-old. cool clock, akmed, want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like you to like science. it's what makes america great. >> it's 5:45. hang today, president obama is meeting with the three young americans who stopped a terror attack from happening on a train in paris. he overcame a man with ties to radical islam last month. the men have already been honored in france. we have learned that israeli president benjamin netanyahu will meet at the white house next month. it will be the first formal meeting in months. they will discuss implementation of the iran nuclear deal and other regional issues. >>> meanwhile the catholic church has launched a new app in conjunction with the pope's trip to the u.s. it offers up information on the catholic faith, provides daily scripture readings and helps users find a parish that's closest to them. it's not just philadelphia preparing for the pope. >> no, leade

they have two active rovers, both encountering soft sandy conditions. the third was lost after it was stuck in sand in 2009. now researchers at the space agency are developing technology they hope will prevent it happening to the next generation. >> what we do essentially is moving it back and forth on their arms, legs, so that they are - at certain times they are unloaded and freely roll and translate it and possession forward. in this way you manage to get out of entrapment. >> it's all vital technology needed, if and for when a manned mission arrives on mars. until then, the counter fleet of spacecraft carries out vital scientific research. >> and a reminder that you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. the address aljazeera.com. >> crowds fill the national mall in washington as the pope prepares to speak to congress. >> not everyone is happy with the pope's visit, controversy swirls among republican lawmakers critical of his views. >> a stampede kills more than 400 muslim pilgrims during the haming, the worst tragedy there in nine y

we have a rover going in 2020 which will have some astro biological experiments onboard.ch faster than the robots that we can create. estimated what a human does in five minutes a robot does in a week. so we would want to get people there. and tomorrow, tuesday, the planetary society, some disclosure, i'm the ceo, the planetary society is publishing our humans orbiting mars report. we have shown that we could have humans orbiting mars in the year 2033 without increasing the nasa budget. just adjusting for inflation. this is an extraordinary claim but we back it up. anyway, here's the thing. when you go exploring you will make discoveries and you will have adventures that will engage everyone in the world. and the same way this movie coming out will engage people but it will be real. and as far as business models and big ideas for entrepreneurship we take the examples from history, magellan, columbus, lewis and clark, henry hudson, the east india company. all of these people, these explorers went on the government dime. and then the east india company showed up, then the h