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of america flew closer to the sun than any country on earth and we are in orbit around an asteroid in deep space the chinese lunar landing is a challenge to future american dominance in space. something president trump promised to protect with his space force. >> we must have is american dominance in space. >> president trump put the u.s. back on track to return to the moon in about a decade. the chinese have announced plans to do the same. a former nasa administrator is worried the chinese could win that race, but not the current one. >> we are trying to do something different. this time when we go, we will stay. >> the u.s. also facing threats from russia and iran. iran will launch 3 rockets into space in the coming months and secretary of state mike pompeo said the u.s. won't watch iran place international security at risk. iranians officials are saying they are simply launching 3 satellites. the u.s. worry it's a disguise for a ballistic missiles program up. >> up next addicted in america. focussing on marijuana which is being legalalized in more and more states. >> bret baier, congratulatio

you can't go back out there and do that sort of gas stations in space but if it can run on steam power it can always find ice on asteroids especially if that's what need or you could ultimately just keep going out into space over and over and jump from asteroid to asteroid school to infinity and beyond with some steam never heard the term before them for them to be you know. that's really cool it's like the. sort of switch and go to go steve alone a little bit of all right everybody that is our show for you today remember in this world we are not told we love the enough sword so you wall. you turned over to half of the wall of people and watching those hawks out there and over great boom that everybody. was on there. were working your. ass but arca. oh. you're so your height oh i lost his boss because i just got the. resources you know . any of those it doesn't put the pressure on us. so i says you know you're not. you know just i mean what it i'm already but it was spread. in the i mean we're going to go. if it up as i must. get rid of i'm getting letters but those were the ost. people are going to respond on one of thi

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america just flew closer to the sun than any country on earth and we are in orbit around an asteroid in deep space> reporter: even though the us is the undisputed leader in exploring deep space the chinese lunar landing is a challenge to future american dominance in space, something donald trump promised to protect with his space force. >> we must have american dominance in space. >> reporter: donald trump put the us on track to return to the moon in a decade and the chinese announced plans to do the same. former nasa administrator his worry the chinese could win the race but not the current one. >> trying to do something entirely different. this time when we go we are going to stay. >> reporter: the us faces threats from russia and iran, publicly announced plans in the coming months and today secretary of state mike pompeo warned the us will not stand by and watch the iranian regime's disruptive qualities place international stability and security at risk. iranian officials say they are trying to launch free satellite into the us and its allies say it is a disguise for ballistic missile program.

america flew closer shows on than any country on earth and we are now in orbit around an asteroid in deep spaceven the u.s. is still the undisputed leader exploring deep space, the chinese lunar landing is a challenge to future american dominance in space. something president trump has promised to protect with his space force. >> we must have american dominance in space. >> president trump with the u.s. back on track to return to the moon and about a decade. the chinese have announced plans to do the same. a former nasa administrator is worried the chinese could win the race. but not the current one. >> what we are trying to do now is nothing entirely different. this time when we go, we are going to stay. >> the u.s. also faces threats in space from russia and iran. iran has publicly announced plans to launch three rockets into space in the coming months and today secretary of state mike pompeo warned the u.s. will not stand by and watch the iranian regime's destructive policies place international stability and security at risk. iranian officials say they are simply trying to launch three sate

space? which mission is more important playing pool with asteroid. >> asteroid i can handle this giving birthpace garbage i do not know what's up with everyone who is giving birth now not a went to give birth in some super creative way i had natural i had water into a giant bathtub full of jell-o. why? why are you doing this what is wrong with the hospital? i don't understand. [applause] . >> it's a lot of work. >> i don't know if i ever have children but if i do it will be on earth. [laughter] in a hospital with an apple girl like a normal sane person. [applause] . >> in space nobody can hear the baby scream. >> that is so creepy. [laughter] don't think that in others got passed me but gravity is important in childbirth. i don't want to see that. i don't want it floating around the placenta and the afterbirth it's in outer space it doesn't just lay on the table. [laughter] that is terrible if we are stuck in a spaceship the last thing any woman, i'm just guessing say find a planet with some air first if you want all this find me some gravity and a planet with water and oxygen then you can ha

space x. is private and when it's just said they'll be private until they start doing regular manned missions to mars however i think as we start to mine asteroids and find resources and stablish new bases and launch space stations there's much more opportunity for commercialization and i think working internationally provides more opportunities for businesses to launch their payloads and to launch their space stations through different international space organizations such as the japanese space organization or the chinese space organization yeah and michele two things i mean the one i mean what's really driven our desire to explore space further and further and to speak on the show all the time we were speaking earlier today about why the way it is concerned about huawei stealing technology not just here but the u.s. but i mean space seems like it should be sort of like a neutral zone right where we are trying to develop things for the human race and climate change out there goodness knows what else is there should we be looking at cooperating more with other nations and are you seeing that when you go to conferences that well absolutely i mea

china —— intends to establish permanent presence because it has long—term goals of asteroid mining, and also to see spacenctional unit or place you go and come back. so in that context, the race between the us and the soviet union was very much about getting somewhere first. but i think china is going far beyond that. to look at space as a geography where you can have resources that can then be used for the origination of the chinese nation. so you think this is about exploitation, industrial exploitation of the moon? yes, i see it as exploitation of the moon? yes, i see itasx —— exploitation of the moon? yes, i see it as x —— industrial exploitation, andi it as x —— industrial exploitation, and i say this because —— with a measure of seriousness. within my analysis of china's space programme, what i noticed is that china has articulated its goals very quickly, despite the accusation is not transparent, so it is very interesting that in 2001, china said it would explore the far side of the moon in the next 10—20 years, and that will establish a lunar base, of which he released a video, some would argue i

setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond it's been almost fifty years since neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon now the space race has a new contender china but as much as all world has changed the moon's mysteries continue to capture people's imagination victoria gate and be al-jazeera. brazil's new far right president jade bull so not his first cabinet meeting since being sworn in two days ago his chief of staff announced a purge of government contractor is seen as sympathetic to previous left wing administrations part of an attempt to transform brazil's political and economic climate but he faces a formidable array of challenges as john homan reports now from brasilia. i bought a ticket. for now he's president joey bull so not all can begin making good on his election promises he'll face some big challenges. crime is number one more than sixty thousand brazilians were killed in two thousand and seventeen alone noddle solution giving more people access to guns and police more license to kill you're going to hear to do it is that it is hands a service to cowboys to defend themselves will honor and respect t

space exploration. what it takes to take samples from a moving asteroid. >>> and a live look outside at the richmond bridge. you can tell that the roads are wet in that area. so you want to be careful when you head out of the door. we will be right back. >>> we are starting off with rain in the north a getting that for today. high temperatures out there. topping out in the lower 60s today. we are in the upper 50s. around the bay temperatures are hovering near 60. and wine country. hello 50s for clearlake and 56. high death doppler showing showers moving in from much of the northbay seeing these along the peninsula and heading into the east a. brain tapering off as we make our way through. it looks like it's going to be a soggy one for much of the northbay. that will forecast is still ahead. >>> and taking a look at the roadways. not a bad drive. this connector is holding steady with no delays but it's going to slow down as you get closer to the toll plaza. secondly are right below that toll plaza and causing things to back up a little more than usual. we do have a trouble spot here and we are seeing a pret

china is also setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond so i think it's a sickly cut case that when a nation has big plans for outer space at some point you have to start exploring the moon and treat that as as part of your overall plan well in some ways it they are playing catch up but the chinese didn't even launch a satellite until nine hundred seventy s. so this space program does have a sort of a and historical lag with that those of america and russia but they're advancing very rapidly and even though it seems in some ways to be a bit of a catch up face the fact is they catching up to nobody by landing on the far side of the moon because nobody has done it before and it's a tremendous technical achievement just to set up the communications link.

asteroid bennu and back."the mission of osiris-rex started two years ago when it launched from florida.it arrived at bennu a month ago.and is now orbiting the space rock about 500 meters wide...that's just a little taller than the empire state building.for the next year and a half the spacecraft will study bennu from above.so far, it's already discovered water on the asteroid.then another milestone planned for july 2020.dante lauretta: "we're going to go through a very rigorous process of mapping, data analysis and then simulation and testing to make sure the spot we pick is just exactly right for this mission."osiris-rex will reach out its 11 foot robotic arm and make contact with bennu for about five seconds to retrieve a sample.dante lauretta: "that is really going to be a very delicate maneuver where we fly our spacecraft into the surface of the asteroid to collect that material so that's why we're spending so much time and doing so much analysis to make sure we get that maneuver exactly right because the whole mission is riding on that going well."that sample will be sent back to earth, landing in the desert of utah in 2023 --a moment seven

instrument japan's space agency released some 200 photos taken by two small rovers on an asteroid 170illion miles away. the rover is collecting information about the surface of an asteroid called right you go. that is where japan wants to land a bigger spacecraft. the brokers, the rovers are sending back information that shows the rock surface is moister and colder than they thought. it will help explain how earth itself evolved. the time is 556. >> tracking down on looters during wildfires. what one district attorney is saying about making an example of those who are found guilty. >> where are we on shutdown negotiations? we haven't come too far over the weekend. we will have the latest developments just ahead. >> all right. we are looking at a commute that is looking strangely typical here. a little bit slow coming around the corner to the bay bridge. >> cloud cover and between systems, it doesn't mean we can't get some light rain today but another system tuesday into wednesday and even to more into that, after that. >>> we are live in sacramento this morning where governor elect av

setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond it's been almost fifty years since neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon now the space race has a new contender china but as much as all world has changed the moon's mysteries continue to capture people's imagination victoria gate and be al jazeera. coming up in the sport. to make history again. thank you. thank. god for this course news that his journey martine thank you michael schumacher is the most successful formula one driver in the history of the sport and on thursday his family will celebrate his fiftieth birthday little is known about the health of the f one legend though he hasn't been seen in public since a ski accident five years ago left him with brain damage is family made a rare statement on the eve of his birthday saying michael can be proud of what he has achieved and so we can be sure that he is in the very best of hands and that we are doing everything possible to help him understand if we are following michael's wishes and keeping such a sensitive subject as health in privacy well to stop some of those achievements that his family say he can be proud

space vehicles. where do you want to go today? mine and asteroid? that's fine, but these two rockets together and bring your own equipment because i don't have to take on an asteroid. your eye biologist and want to look for life on the surface of mars? strap these together, a big rocket and there you go. we want a tourist jot around the moon. all of a sudden the solar system becomes our backyard, again, to do all this requires huge levels of innovation. i would clean once there's a first round of innovation that can establish the cost and the risk and the returns on investment, then private enterprise consent and they do their thing as they always do. no different from the dutch east india trading company, in after christopher columbus, who himself was sent by spain, and he comes back and says, where, how long it took. he quantifies things, that you can make a business case to exploit. if you can find another way to infuse an entire nation, even the world, with ambitions of tomorrow, that will trigger innovations of today, thereby assuring a future

china is also setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond so i think it's a sickly cut case that when a nation has big plans for outer space at some point you have to start exploring the moon and treat that as part of your overall plan well in some ways it they are playing catch up but the chinese didn't even launch a satellite until nine hundred seventy s. so this space program does have a sort of a and historical lag with that those of america and and russia but they're advancing very rapidly and even though it seems in some ways to be a bit of a catch up face the fact is they catching up to nobody by landing on the far side of the moon because nobody has done it before and it's a tremendous technical achievement just to set up the communications link between the far side of the moon and earth we think that the crust is of a different thing this and we think that there they could be differences in the rocks in the way that. thermal conductivity other factors take place and so not just looking at the surface which you can do from orbit but looking at what lies underground is one of the goals of this mission and the rover

setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond it's been almost fifty years since neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon now the space race has a new contender china but as much as all world has changed the moon's mysteries continue to capture people's imagination victoria gate and be al-jazeera. i'm the star of the attained hall and these are the top stories the new speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi has hailed a new door in as a democratic party officially took control of the lower house of congress pelosi promised to keep the trump presidency in check and end the partial government shutdown our nation is in a storage moment two months ago the american people spoke and demanded a new dawn they called upon the beauty of our constitution our system of checks and balances that protects our democracy remembering that the legislative branch is article one the first branch of government co-equal to the presidency and to the judiciary. u.s. president donald trump has praised nancy pelosi for regaining her role as speaker of the house he pledged to work with the democrats while renewing demands for a

setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond it's been almost fifty years since neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon now the space race has a new contender china but as much as all world has changed the moons mysteries continue to capture people's imagination victoria gate and be al jazeera. thank you. your children there i'm so whole robyn these are all top news stories a love and suspects involved in the murder of journalist joel shastri have faced calls in saudi arabia for the first time prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for five of the accused she was killed in dismembered after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul or tobar the second some consumer has been following the story from turkey's capital first contact with the foreign ministry was as such they would be reassessing the statement so that was a diplomatic resp or response of course by the foreign ministry sorry but i have to say that the saudi prosecutors are asking for a death penalty will probably not be welcomed by the turkish overshoes because first that penalty even was abolished in two thousand and four in turkey and when these the d

china is also setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond so i think it's a clear cut case that when a nation has big plans for outer space at some point you have to start exploring the moon and treat that as as part of your overall plan well in some ways it they are playing catch up but the chinese didn't even launch a satellite until nine hundred seventy s. so this space program does have a sort of a and historical lag with that those of america and russia but they're advancing very rapidly and even though it seems in some ways to be a bit of a catch up phase the fact is they catching up to nobody by landing on the far side of the moon because nobody has done it before and it's a tremendous technical achievement just to set up the communications link between the far side of the moon and earth we think that the crust is of a different thing this and we think that there they could be differences in the rocks in the way that. thermal conductivity other factors take place and so not just looking at the surface which you can do from orbit but looking at what lies underground is one of the goals of this mission and the rover

asteroid bennu and back."the mission of osiris-rex started two years ago when it launched from florida.it arrived at bennu a month ago.and is now orbiting the spaceock about 500 meters wide...that's just a little taller than the empire state building.for the next year and a half the spacecraft will study bennu from above.so far, it's already discovered water on the asteroid.then another milestone planned for july 2020.dante lauretta: "we're going to go through a very rigorous process of mapping, data analysis and then simulation and testing to make sure the spot we pick is just exactly right for this mission."osiris-rex will reach out its 11 foot robotic arm and make contact with bennu for about five seconds to retrieve a sample.dante lauretta: "that is really going to be a very delicate maneuver where we fly our spacecraft into the surface of the asteroid to collect that material so that's why we're spending so much time and doing so much analysis to make sure we get that maneuver exactly right because the whole mission is riding on that going well."that sample will be sent back to earth, landing in the desert of utah in 2023 --a moment seven ye

setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond it's been almost fifty years since neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon now the space race has a new contender china but as much as all world has changed the moon's mysteries continue to capture people's imagination victoria gate and be al-jazeera. more still to come here and i'll just sit here including is the trial of the mexican drug boss chapel resumes in new york we look at the prospects for his defense. and the new non invasive test that's breathing new life into cancer diagnosis. but now let's take you to the white house and that's sarah sanders the white house spokes woman oh introducing. the president who we understand is about to come out and address the assembled press there he is let's listen to what he has on day at the hundred sixty on the earth was sworn in. you know happy new year happy new year to everybody. thank you very much i appreciate that thank you i just want to start off by congratulating nancy pelosi on being elected speaker of the house it's a very very great achievement and hopefully we're going to work together and we're going to get lots

also setting its sights from mars and the asteroids and probably beyond so i think it's sick it's a clear cut case that when a nation has big plans for outer space at some point you have to start exploring the moon and treat that as as part of your overall plan so why do you think china is sort of focusing its program you might say now. in terms of visiting the moon going beyond it is it playing catch up to sort of the u.s. and russia why well in some ways it they are playing catch up but the chinese didn't even launch a satellite until nine hundred seventy s. so this space program does have a sort of a and historical lag with those of america and and russia but they're advancing very rapidly and even though it seems in some ways so be a bit of a catch up face the fact is they catching up to nobody by landing on the far side of the moon because nobody has done it before and it's a tremendous technical achievement just to set up the communications link between the far side of the moon and earth what do we actually then again from knowing more about the dark side of the mood and do you think china will share its findings globally. ok i got a call

setting its sights for mas and the asteroids and probably beyond it's been almost fifty years since neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon now the space race has a new contender china but as much as all world has changed the moons mysteries continue to capture people's imagination victoria gate and be al-jazeera. history of australia coming up in just a moment. so the school she's now with thank you martina we'll start with michael schumacher he's the most successful formula one driver in the history of the sport and on thursday his family is celebrating his fiftieth birthday little is known about the health of the f one legend he hasn't been seen in public since he was brain damaged in the ski accident five years ago however his family did make a rare statement on the eve of his birthday saying michael can be proud of what he has achieved and so are we you can be sure that he is in the very best of hands and that we are doing everything possible to help him please understand if we are following michael's wishes and keeping such a sensitive subject as health and privacy schumacher his career was filled with highlights he was a formula