in conclusion, i will say, go atlas! go insight! [applause] >> i understand we have some social media questions. the nasa social media team will join us. you can submit your questions @nasa. >> first question comes from a twitter user who is asking how much does nasa ordinate with the u.s. air force? >> we coordinate with our partners in the air force a lot. we have a terrific partnership on both ranges. here we are at the 30th space wing. incredible hosts. the air force base is a wonderful place. when working a mission at vandenberg, i probably meet at least weekly. you will hear from the wing commander in just a little bit. his team is amazing. the level of support they provide for both the air force missions, obviously, but for other missions like the science missions and for commercial missions as well. there is a tremendous amount of coordination at my level, at the nasa headquarters level to the air force and pentagon level -- so, it is a great partnership. >> wonderful. a couple folks were asking -- what factors are determini

this is by far the workhorse of our atlas family. almost all of our vehicles have launched this configuration which has been a good vehicle for a spirit and for our customers. one of the questions that keeps coming up -- you might have heard that this is the first planetary launch from the west coast. and a lot of people keep asking -- why is that? in simple terms, nasa sent us a proposal a while back to launch in 2016. we went and looked at our manifests on the east coast and it was a little crowded. we felt like getting a vehicle out here would be a great idea. get it out of that congestion of the manifests. because this spacecraft was originally sized for a delta 2 and we were going to propose and launch on an atlas 401. we had plenty of performance to do that. we decided to propose that. nasa liked it. everybody is excited about it. it is exciting. we have a short video here that going to you what is happen tomorrow morning, or salary -- sorry, saturday morning. if we could roll that video. [video clip] >> lift off of the united

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atlas peek, 28 miles an hour. at the lower elevations it's pretty light. a little breezy around fairfield. the higher elevations under that wind advisory until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. it's the north bay mountains and east bay hills. du gusts may reach as high as 50 miles an hour which is why there's concern for downed trees and power lines and the rough time driving on the highways. so please take it easy out there if you are going it pea out and about. and make sure you have any loose items secured or tied down if you have them in your backyard. >>> now to the controversy swirling over what was said inside the white house about senator john mccain who is in a battle with brain cancer as you know. it's been learned that during a meeting at the white house a staffer said mccain's opinion doesn't matter, he's dying anyway. now mccain's daughter says how is this person still employed. here's abc news reporter mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight no explanation, no acknowledgement and no apology from the white house. >> again, i'm not going to validate a leak one way

the atlas mountains in the south east of moral call a tough and full given environment but it's hard to leave and make anything. but the region has been home to the i thought the tribe of nomads for centuries a people committed to a life that many might call wonder in poverty. and she. possibly a comment. but they never stay in one place for more than as few days or weeks at a time as long as the animals have grass to eat. then they move on and search of respect in what seems to the outside world like and never end in print cremation. but there are no official figures for morocco's number population but people say it's a decrease in. the amazon speaking out that people face in fundamental changes to their traditional way of life. good or good yet i was voted out. in order to not. go to dinner i learned a little bit some not a lot in the clinical medicine given the you probably don't know it but didn't know were less work orders or they knew the whole. or them or they shouted well doesn't . a bit of a there's all sorts of a lot of good work. well done that. you. didn't have a go the n

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with the atla ntic further north and west.ide. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has addressed the national rifle association and vowed not to tighten us firearms laws, despite suggesting after the florida school shooting in february that he was prepared to take on the gun lobby. mr trump any gun—free zone was an invitation to shooters. hawaii's big island, where kilauea volcano has been spewing lava into residential areas, has been hit by a series of earthquakes which are getting stronger and stronger. the civil defense agency said there were fissures on three streets and told any remaining residents to evacuate. there are warnings that more powerful storms across northern india are likely over the coming days and over a wider area. at least 125 people are now thought to have died the nobel prize for literature will not be awarded this year after the swedish academy found itself embroiled in a sexual assault scandal. six members resigned from the body over its handling of the allegations. now on bbc news, sam p

pressure will reduce the numbers showers later in the day, we have got another weather front from the atlar weather front from the atlantic again for friday. it looks like it is northern ireland with most of the rain. the southerly wind delaying the progress of this rain, pushing the west fringes of scotland, and the far south—west of england, but further east, a dry day helped by southerly winds, with some sunshine and a bit warmer. 16—18. this band of rain is very slow—moving and at some point, it will grind to a halt and over the weekend, it will be on the eastern side of the uk with most of the rain. some sunshine further west and heavy showers in the south. the americans were released to the secretary of state, on his second visit to pyongyang. mike pompeo met for 90 minutes with the north korean leader kim jong un. donald trump says a date and location for the upcoming summit has been set. after denalfi figmé‘sfiéfisififii elf thgnfiflgsf e5917 europe will stick with it. britain has no intention of walking away. instead, we will cooperate with the other parties. also on the programme... she

atlas can also do a backflip, open doors and lift boxes.ble, nor on the price. but the company said friday that its smaller robot that looks more like a dog - called "spot-mini" - will be on the market next year. ( marty ) a family of bears paid a visit to a t-v station in colorado springs. here's video of a momma bear and her two cubs on thursday night. the bears were apparently going through a trash can at the parking lot . and what a surprise for a station photographer when he came face-to-face with the bears. he quickly ran back into the building. the station says it's now working with state park and wildlife officials, to make sure the bears are not tempted to return. ( marty ) a pair of cool shades is helping police dogs in west virginia do their jobs. the bluefield police department started using these blue goggles for their canine units. they usually cost about a-hundred dollars a piece, but the department received this pair as a donation. police say the whole purpose is to protect their dogs in the line of duty. officers are hoping

studied the stars in the sky over a grand each flamsteed recorded his observations in a unique book his atlas gillespie's was the most precise astronomical work of his day but he too was unable to provide a definitive solution to the problem of determining long if you did sing. what was a captain to do on cloudy night how could he fix his position on days when the moon was changing. the long and you problem was to puzzle the seafaring nations for almost another hundred years today in the age of satellite navigation night after night a laser beam sabs as a reminder of the prime meridian which is an imaginary line that circles the globe from greenwich. queen's house is the oldest building in greenwich park commissioned by queen anne of denmark the wife of james the first it was designed by inigo joe. jones's architecture brought the renascence to include the villas of andrea's palantir served as a model when inigo jones created this building to the delight of his queen. mathematics in structural picture of divine harmony. in sixty eighty nine queen mary the second commissions a christopher wren

these weather fronts coming in from the atla ntic weather fronts coming in from the atlantic on tuesdayigh pressure. that tends to weaken the cloud and the rain associated with those fronts as they drift further east. they may drag some tied for the release. it is still very warm indeed. they could push towards the mid—20s. i say those fronts weakening. what they will do when they pass across the british isles on tuesday night into the first part of wednesday, is they will take away the last of the real heat. the thing you will notice about wednesday, first of all, a lot more cloud, wind and rain pushing into the far west of the british isles. further east, no more of the 19 in edinburgh. we have lost several degrees. so you will towards east anglia and the south—east. nothing too shabby about 19,20. south—east. nothing too shabby about 19, 20. later south—east. nothing too shabby about 19,20. later in the week, we will be looking towards the north—west. low pressure dominating. weakening weather fronts across the british isles. isobars in the north. there will be a generally fresher fe

this is atlas, the robot, sprinting. this is a big deal.previous versions, atlas had to be tethered. now he can run free. >> it jumped over a log! >> yeah, he recognizes obstacles and jumps over them. it's horrifying. >> much more civilized now. >> uh huh. >>> we also have a horrific update on boston dynamics' dog. hmm. >> oh, yeah. this is spot mini walking freely around the office now, also uncontrolled, not tethered. he just knows the layout of the office. he's mapped it in his own mind. he can go up the stairs. he can visit, you know, anyone he wants in the corner. >> is that the guy, he had trouble opening the door last time, right? >> yeah. >> so, now he can move around and go upstairs and -- >> he was going crazy because he couldn't open that door. >> yeah, that was very creepy. >> yes. >> he learned a lot! >> so, we're in good shape. >> yes, and it all started with your vacuum cleaner. that's where all this technology started. >> it's really all the fault of the vacuum in the '90s, when you got your roomba. >> i just wanted to dust.

we saw a previous version before where atlas was completely tethered.ell, now he can run and jump and leap and sprint free. atlas recognizes obstacles on his own and can jump over them. >>> have you seen this update on boston dynamics' robot dog? this is spot mini walking freely around the office. look at that. nothing tethering him, walking up the stairs as per usual. now, an operator initially steered the robot to map the area, but this video shows it's using that knowledge it's gain aid to autonomously roam around. >> he's mapped it all, knows every corner of it. >> and one day, he's going to come for us. >> he will. >>> coming up, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> here's a live look outside at 6:55. no robots here. >> ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. because antonio villaraigosa millions g

as it makes progress the atla ntic east.t introduces the atlantic influence. rather than anything from the continent, which is what we enjoyed over the weekend. there goes that weather front. then there is a lull. another set of front plattner —— fronts on wednesday likely to spread wind, cloud and rain across scotland, northern ireland and western england, mobs of wales too. it is still dry but it is not 26, 27. was closer to 19 or 20. not cold. the low pressure is the dominant feature away towards the north—west of the british isles on thursday. we get rid of weather fronts. that leaves us on thursday for the northern parts of the british isles with a mixture of sunny spells and showers. further south, a lot of dry weather. temperatures not bad for the time of the year. nowhere near what we have seenin the year. nowhere near what we have seen in the past couple of days. that is rather short lived, the dry speu that is rather short lived, the dry speuin that is rather short lived, the dry spell in the south, because as we g

space agency nasa has launched its latest probe to mars a powerful atlas five rocket is propelling the mars insite lander to the planet's surface as we speak the journey is expected to take six months upon arrival the probe will be sent deep under the planet's crust the clues about how it formed. a lodge is two years late due to equipment problems which also pushed the project cost up to more than. the inside lander will be the first to examine the internal structure of the planet mars scientists have been eager to gather data on the red planet's interior for decades. we know a lot about the surface of mars we know a lot about its atmosphere and even about its so i honestly are but we don't know very much about what goes on a mile below the surface much less two thousand miles below the surface down to the center this heat probe should be able to fill in some of those gaps developed by scientists at the german aerospace center it will measure the temperature of individual underground layers and determine how efficiently these layers conducts heat to do this the probe will have to burro

al-jazeera worlds meets the nomadic peoples of the atlas mountains. striving to deal with a changing world. and preparing their children for a different way of life. the last nomads of morocco on al-jazeera. once welcomed now fear. and dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more judgment on syria. are much money does a richer get those people put up think that it's been one german and i'm not the new germans on al-jazeera. it would remove any vestige of doubt on certain manc of israel as countess de a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do in palestine members back brave the great international peace organization the united nations a momentous event which lies at the heart. the ongoing conflict to this day seventy years on al-jazeera tells the history of what palestinians call the catastrophe al nakba. north korea's former spy chief arrives in new york for talks with the u.s. secretary of state. also robin you're watching al-jazeera live

interestingly enough, this case was brought forward by newjersey which is home to the struggling casinos in atlato the struggling casinos in atlantic city and what they have been trying to do is emulate the las vegas model of gambling because this has been now overruled, we could see sports gambling legalised in all us states. that is a major game change ofa states. that is a major game change of a global betting companies and we saw shares of companies like william hilland saw shares of companies like william hill and paddy power shoots through the news. european gambling companies have surpassed the us rivals because of this. it's very controversial because gambling raises a lot of revenue via taxes but it does target vulnerable people. this is a real problem. shares in william hill were up 8%. it is staggering. the final hour of trade in london, it caused a real stir. let's talk about this. seattle passes a compromised tax and buy that it talks about the fact that the tax is not going to be as big as originally proposed that this is quite a big dealfor the likes of amazon and other employers

another weather system coming in from the atla ntic weather system coming in from the atlantic on friday to drag its heels. in no hurry to push on right across the uk. across eastern areas the wind will freshen and will remain dry the rain a strengthening wind heads in the ireland and proceeds into the western scotland and southwest england. ahead of that body the end of the afternoon it will be dry. temperatures again in mid to low teens. it does want to move across us to go into friday and saturday. a few showers may be increased in england but many again a lot of dry weather around we will see for showers heading into parts of the southwest england, wales and northern ireland and catch where the southwest england, wales and northern ireland and catch my visa. if anything sunday looks a little bit cooler still. bye—bye. coming up 1115 on the news channel. another chance to see newsnight. the newsday looks the international news. before hauled hearts talk at the disco questions at 1230. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. in tehran, protests in the streets after america withdrew from

its latest probe to mars the mars insite lander is being propelled to the red planet by a powerful atlas five rocket which blast off from ben burtt air force base in california it's a suspected to take more than six months for the lander to reach mars i'm beginning to explore the deep interior of the planet. the long awaited launch comes after a two year delay due to equipment problems which also pushed up project cost to more than eight hundred million dollars the solar and battery power at lander is designed to operate for twenty six earth months or one year on mars. the inside lander will be the first to examine the internal structure of the planet mars scientists have been eager to gather data on the red planet's interior for decades. we know a lot about the surface of mars we know a lot about its atmosphere and even about its so i honestly are but we don't know very much about what goes on a mile below the surface much less two thousand miles below the surface down to the center this heat probe should be able to fill in some of those gaps developed by scientists at the german aerosp

fronts mostly at bay, brushing to the northwest at times and the other thing we're doing is losing the atlaing is losing the atlantic airflow right across at the moment picking up this warmer air, drierairas moment picking up this warmer air, drier air as well so that in itself would indicate a bit more sunshine to come as well but cloud amounts will always be the bane for the next few days. saturday for example could be low cloud, first thing and then the fungi will burn its way through because it is quite strong now, the sunshine and we will be lovely warmth. but with the approach of the weather system in the northwest it is bound to get cooler, cloudy or wet conditions later on scotland. still meandering around sunday, looks a bit wetter but again it is just the far north and west we feel from the bulk of northern ireland, scotla nd from the bulk of northern ireland, scotland england and wales, warming. 25 celsius by sunday. what about bank holiday monday? the high pressure will build and push weather fronts away from the north we think and the heat will build, push its way northward int

recent efforts to preserve the 2015 iran nuclear pact have highlighted concerns the tra ns—atla nticrdian says the royal bank of scotland has agreed a $4.9bn penalty payment with the us department ofjustice to end an investigation into sales of mortgage products in the run—up to the 2008 financial crisis. the independent reports on music streaming giant spotify who has introduced a new "public hate content and hateful conduct" policy that will prevent controversial artists such as r kelly featuring on spotify algorithmic playlists. and finally on the reuters website, lovers of art who aren't crazy about wearing clothes may finally have found their perfect place. paris museum, palais de tokyo, has opened its doors for the first time to nudist visitors, granting them special visiting hours to tour an exhibit in a one—off naturist event. he

esperan que termien rusia 2018 para trabajar uno de ellos ya llegó es el joven luis reyes de 27 años del atlas, dinamarca y australia firman una carta a la fifa para que dejen jugar a guerrero que se reunió y dice que no hay nada que pueda hacer por él , paolo se perdería el mundial . >> la trivia de hoy cuántos mundiales ha ganado brasil?. >> sencilla comparta la respuesta en nuestras redes sociales, ya sabe la tendremos de aquí al fin del mundial . >> invito que se olviden de hans solo , les presento a josé soto . >> mire este joven ayer debutó con washington en su priemr turno al bate y su primer lanzamiento la voló increíble la verdad esperamos grandes cosas que sufren realmente con lesiones . >> terminamos con el recoge pelotas mire el chamaco de los mets de nueva york que sino gana quién está en el diamante entretiene a los fanáticos y se lanza por pelotras . >> es toda la información de fuera de oracle arena vamos a la pausa pero tenemoos más en noticiero telemundo 48 . >> si sabe de una noticia que debamos cubrir comuníquese conm. >> [música] . >> deje su mensaje . >> . >> hoy a las 11

otro factor que lo hizo posible fue la potencia del atlas cinco. >> en esta ocasiÓn los cohetes son suficientementeer indocumentado es una barrera para ir a la universidad, tenemos una historia que les harÁ cambiar de opiniÓn. la celebraciÓn del 5 de mayo continÚa creciendo en todo el paÍs. de chica no había nadie que se pareciera a mí. por eso creé este blog: para inspirar a las personas a ser ellas mismas. con la surface laptop soy más productiva. creo muros de inspiración. edito contenido. o recorro nueva york con un montón de globos. así que tener una laptop ligera hace toda la diferencia. además la batería de la surface dura una eternidad. mi blog es sobre moda, y casi seimpre se trata de color. descubre lo que te hace diferente, porque eso es lo que te distingue de los demás. siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. rios de lava, fuertes fÉlix: rÍos de lava, fuertes terremotos y acumulaciÓn de gases tÓxicos, en hawai entró en erupciÓn esta semana. l

an atlas 5 market boosted a rocket into the sky and a series of burns moved the spacecraft beyond the earth gravity toward mars. the interplanetary blastoff was the first for the west coast. the spacecraft called insight is especially designed to navigate the martian atmosphere. nasa expects it to land on the red planet in late november. it will place a seismometer on the surface similar to the instruments that measure earthquakes and they will send it 16 feet down to track and compare the depths, compare the mysteries of mars and learn more about its origins to earth. >> we want to understand where we came from, how our planet became one we can thrive on and understanding our place in the universe. >> scientists will use the data to map the hidden interior of the planet and look at how rocky planets like mars and saturn were birthed. with help from people all over the earth we will learn how the citizen scientists are making out of this world discoveries. >>> thousands of endangered salmon are getting a better chance of survival by being shot into the seat at half moon bay. now how p

atlas can also do a backflip, open doors and lift boxes.e available or the price. but the company says that its smaller robot that looks more like a dog - called "spot-mini" - will be on the market next year. (robin) a family of bears paid a visit to a t-v station in colorado springs. here's video of a momma bear and her two cubs last thursday night. the bears were apparently going through a trash can at the parking lot . and a station photographer came face-to-face with the bears. then he quickly ran back into the building. the station says it's now working with state park and wildlife officials, to make sure the bears are not tempted to return. (robin) coming up next in the next hour ... police are investigating homicide on the sonoma state university campus. we'll have a live report with the latest details. (robin) plus ... the suspected golden state killer is set to appear in court today. we'll have the latest on the case. (robin) and a racial slur caught on camera while candidate for mayor jane kim was on stage. (ácommercialá)(áábreaká

cooler air coming in from the atla ntic cooler air coming in from the atlantic combining and battlingnd central europe in recent days, this weather front will start to engage with the u nsta ble will start to engage with the unstable conditions further south, by thursday we could see heavy rain and parts of scandinavia, germany, stormy times in the alps, showers and southern spain, italy, the balkans, greece and turkey also. we will start to lose that pull off heat we have seen. temperatures still in the high 20s and thursday but a fresher feel. similar story backin but a fresher feel. similar story back in the uk as well. we are moving into fresher feeling whether. more on that in 30 minutes. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. president trump has announced he's withdrawing the us from the iran nuclear deal. i will sign a presidential memorandum to begin reinstating us nuclear sanctions on the iranians regime. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions. mr trump described the deal as a disaste

al office el fichaje del campeÓn del atlas a saber de su cuenta de twitter.desde el aÑo pasado lo querÍan jugada entre su biografÍaen la jugada heridas. en "la pelota caliente", oakland visitÓ a toronto en la alta de la tercera entrada parte un jonrÓn al jardÍn izquierdo, el primero del aÑo. bateÓ un doble lo futuro para futuro y anotÓ, con eso ganaron el segundo de la serie 3-1. en realidad deben ser profesionales tregua, mire cÓmo este jardineroalgo a su equipo, no pudo atrapar la pelota y la convirtiÓ en cuadrangular de dos carreras. para mÁs informaciÓn esta noche esperamos como siempre en "contacto deportivo". ♪ ramÓn: la sucesión americana el corazÓn asegura que medir la presiÓn arterial es uno de los procedimientos mÁs comunes. en algunos casos puede ser confusa o errÓnea. por eso, aconsejan de que antes de que se someta un control, deberÍa seguir lo siguiente.. palmira: ir al baÑo y orinar antes del proceso, leo el momento de la consulta, la espalda debe estar recta, los pies en el piso, sin cruzar las piernas y el brazo debe estar sostenido y a nivel corazÓn, continuamos. palmira

new video from the robotics company boston dynamics shows atlas the robot sprinting. >> it can recognizebstacles and jump over them. they posted this video of spot navigating through its facility, detecting and avoiding obstacles with ease. today the lab announced anyone can buy them starting next year. >> it is all fun until they take over. >> that's true. >>> happeningow, taylor swift is bringing down the house in santa clara where about 50,000 people came to see the multi-platinum singer's reputation stayed yu tum. >> abc 7's reporter katie marzullo is live at levi stadium. hi. >> reporter: hi, the concert got out just before 11:00. fans are streaming out of the stadium behind us. we were allowed in for a few minutes ourselves and really awesome energy in there. we talked with some of the fans before they went in and you definitely got that vibe, that this was a family-friendly party here tonight. ♪ so glorious >> reporter: taylor swift was on fire. hitting the high notes with flames. >> such a lovely night. >> reporter: worth the drive from the modesto area. >> she actually didn't kn

we have the strongerjet stream across the atla ntic strongerjet stream across the atlantic coming inchanges on the way. for the second half of next week, probably warmer, sunshine. over the weekend more u nsettled. sunshine. over the weekend more unsettled. probably the greater risk of rain will be across more northern parts of the uk. tonight at ten — an official apology from britain to a libyan man and his wife, targeted in an operation by m16 and the cia. abdel hakim belhaj was kidnapped in 2004, and was then tortured in libya. today, he accepted an apology and full financial settlement. translation: it's been six years of prison and six years of waiting, which was a continuation of the suffering for me and my family. hopefully, today represents the end of all that. fatima boudchar, who was pregnant at the time of her capture, said the apology by the attorney general was "historic". on behalf of her majesty‘s government, i apologise unreservedly. we are profoundly sorry for the ordeal that you both suffered and our role in it. the case raises wider questions about the practice of

its two legged companion, the atlas jogging around the neighborhood the increasing agility of robots is transforming industries like agriculture. they use pliable 5rarms in its machines packing delicate items like eggs. this plucks strawberries it's being tested by the largest berry distributors in the world. >> the facial recognition, goes through the field and identifies weeds, versus crops. >> the head of john deere labs says it addresses the labor shortage of field workers. >> all across north america. >> in the warehouse industries, start-ups like this are doing heavy lifting. they work alongside humans and can carry heavy cargo. >> when you put a whole bunch of packages on the cart the robot can pick it up. >> one recent -- in 60% of all occupations nearly one third of job activities can be automated by the year 2030 >>> so, what industries will feel the impact and are you in a job that will soon face automation joining us now is ed lee let's step back for a moment and figure out how to look at this ever since the industrial revolution began there are people that said oh, my go

restored for decoration only, but other forms of entertainment are remaining retro and decidedly tra ns—atlat social areas of the ship. we've actually made this into a theatre dinner area. so you could sit here, order a light menu, enjoy your meal while you're watching your show, which i think is unique to dubai, so we'are looking forward to introducing it to everybody over here. there's no denying that this new hotel is definitely different for dubai, a place that's so far been obsessed with everything shiny and new. it will no doubt be popular with nostalgic brits but it's also essential that the local market take the ship to their hearts too. however, no matter how much interest there is in the qe2, it looks like her days at sea are well and truly over. no, the engines haven't been removed. but for our plans, she will never sail. part of the reason she was decommissioned in the first place was to comply with rules and regulations of running that ship made it financially unfeasible for cunard to continue her. we think that keeping her afloat was very important, but she will not sail again.

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kate rogers reports tontght from atla >> reporter: thousands of young people packed the georgia congss center eager join the workforce. bi companies from starbucks to fedexre bandingogether to give them an opportunity. >> if they do give me the time of day when i interview, i'm going tock kno it out the park. >> reporter: across the united states, more than 4.5 million people ages 16 to 24 aren not i school or working. the 0100, opportunities hiring fair wants to change that with the help of company recruiters and executives. fairs have been held across the country and this band of companies is committed to 1 million hires by 2021. >> we know these are the leaders ofizations tomorrow, and the best we can do to help them grow within an organization, it's going to be better for fedex in the lg run. >> reporter: job seeker also get advice on what to wear to interviews, resumes, and on the job training. starbucks chief operating officer, he said workers send to stay and rise through the ranks. >> it begins our conversation about who do we want to employ in our stores and we want to give ev

new video from the robotics company boston dynamics shows atlas the robot sprinting. >> it can recognizebstacles and jump over them. they posted this video of spot navigating through its facility, detecting and avoiding obstacles with ease. today the lab announced anyone can buy them starting next year. >> it is all fun until they take over. >> that's true. >>> happening now, taylor swift is bringing down the house in santa clara where about 50,000 people came to see the multi-platinum singer's reputation stayed yu tum. >> abc 7's reporter katie marzullo is live at levi stadium. hi. >> reporter: hi, the concert got out just before 11:00. fans are streaming out of the stadium behind us. we were allowed in for a few minutes ourselves and really awesome energy in there. we talked with some of the fans before they went in and you definitely got that vibe, that this was a family-friendly party here tonight. ♪ so glorious >> reporter: taylor swift was on fire. hitting the high notes with flames. >> such a lovely night. >> reporter: worth the drive from the modesto area. >> she actually didn't

an atla ntic of sunshine. light winds as well.otland, but to many of us, it should feel a bit warmer on friday as temperatures begin to climb once again. the weather still find across england and wales, this weekend, perfect weather for the royal wedding in windsor. sunny spells, dryer, 21 celsius. you're watching bbc world news. i'm babita sharma. our top story. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. has called on other countries to follow the united states and move their embassies tojerusalem. he was speaking ahead of monday's opening of the new american embassy in the city. the palestinian ambassador to the united nations has called for an emergency meeting. and this story is trending at bbc.com. the chinese climber who was crippled by frostbite more than a0 years ago has scaled the peek at the start of this year's ski season. she is the first double amputee to scale the peak,

it seemed exciting and magical, but then i read this, "atlas shrugged", by ayn rand. i read every last word of this garbage and because of this piece of !@#$% i'm never reading again ! ( together ) hurray for barbrady ! i guess reading really does suck ass. that's what i've been saying all along, you guys. i'm just glad everything turned out okay, and barbrady got his job back. it's poetic justice. thanks, boys. captioning made possible by comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ p. >> trevor: how you doing, everybody? welcome to the show! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much for tuning in! you guys are fantastic! my guest tonight is a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author of a new book about american diplomacy, ronan farrow is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) really smart day, we're going to have a great conversation. but first, we spend so much time talking about how president trump is driving america crazy that we sometimes forget he drives th