. >>> our seventh story out front a giant astroid heading towards earth.unds like a science fiction movie but you think it's powered with atom i can moms, planet destroying cape skpblt that same astroid may come back with a dangerous to jek tory. the changes may be small but the truth is we don't know where all of the astroids are out there that could crash earth and we wouldn't know in time to save ourselv ourselves. tom foreman is out front. it is terrifying and you think about it and people laugh and say an astroid but when you look at it, you realize this is deadly serious. >> it is. if it ever happens. i mean, the truth is this is the big fear at some point one of these things will rip in out of the cosmos and just slam under earth with extraordinary force and boy, what a mess that would be. the odds are not good that will happen but nasa has a plan. they said why don't you go out here and capture an astroid and let's learn more about them. how do we do that? they want to launch a giant rocket that will carry an astroid redirect vehicle which is a fan

but 1.3 mile diameter astroid. that's about the size of central park.hat came the same distance from the earth. >> if you tell me it came like 500 miles away -- >> well, in february, february 15, we all remember that amazing footage of dash cams -- >> yes, i remember that. >> that same day was already people were on the look-out because we were watching for this big astroid, about three times as big. >> scared me there. >> about 50 meter diameter astroid. we had seen it a year ago. and it came within 17,000 miles. that's inside the orbit of our satellites. so we are getting into sandra bullock and clooney territory here, with "gravity." and see how fast things move out there. >> okay. weed there was one issue. what was the one issue? >> the issue is, what are we going to do? this is not just something one nation with unilaterally decide. we will push it this way, then it lands somewhere else on earth? we have to know what we're doing. >> ln like can you go into a bomb shelter. >> you can't bet an insurance policy on planets. i don't know who you would g

oo could we all be wiped out by an astroid coming to earth? see what is coming up on fox and friends. >> are we going to be wiped out, if so stay in bed. i will be too psyched for that ladies. coming up on the program 10 minutes from now donald trump will talk about the u.s. debt despite being above $17 trillion. how bad is that bad for business? i have a feeling he is going to say really bad. special report host bret baier on the obama carol out mess. the president himself will address that later today. a couple high school sweet hearts football teammates and now homecoming king and queen two. that dynamic duo joins us here long time host of "inside edition" deborah norville has a book on the 25 years of "inside edition." . that's why they are set up right over there. see you back here 10 minutes from now. [ male announcer ] there will be more powerful storms. that's why there's new duracell quantum. only duracell quantum has a hi-density core. and that means more fuel, more power, more performance than the next leading brand. new duracell qu

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almost demonstrated to millions and the population six million while the british and french planes astroid that country fifty third highest quality of life country in the world this is all going to be forgotten as we keep following each little incident and the man who did that trust city it was this guy that we reserved for apprehended well he probably thought he is going to die in the first place like loads of assad bombers and these people are aware how dangerous it is so that's not that's not going to solve anything they they eliminated the shah. shabab leader a couple years ago they didn't mean anything a shopping became stronger and after about a large room was gone. a card is stronger everywhere. i'm sorry it's the more we follow these distractions the worse it is for us and especially america's victims and the west president obama and are something of a political quagmire now with the us government shutdown as an argument for how important do you think domestic considerations were in carrying out these attacks. well what does it matter you know the big movers in everything. and vess

lawbreaking you know just in august they went and destroyed golden rice crops and i sell a pains that astroid a whole trial test of them they don't have the concept of property rights they don't have the concept of legality the former head of the former co-founding member patrick moore the ecologist has come out and basically said greenpeace is acting immoral and he left the organization back in the eighty's because greenpeace at that point was opposed to chlorinated water some of the greater public health advancements so i think given what's happened with greenpeace it's almost become even in our pop culture it's becoming more and more sort of the butt of a joke it's an x. it's known as an extreme organization and one of the things i mean i guess kind of all of all of us are kind of children of greenpeace when i look at our look at our ages here i mean i have nothing against you know greenpeace stopping people killing baby seals and protecting dolphins and porpoises i mean i are we all like that ok because we think that senseless here but isn't this really just a promotion greenpeace general