[cheers and applause] >> we have touchdown of that boost back burn. up next will be jetson, the few from the camera from the booster on the left-hand side of your screen and then tracking cam on the right-hand side of are your screen. we'll see those-- >> booster off shore divert. >> and we can see that the hot stage has been jettisoned. >> visual confirmation on your screen, which is great. >> ship is following a nominal trajectory. >> the next step for booster is going into the landing burn, it will light up 13 of the engines and then parred down to three engines. >> quickly we did hear the callout booster off shore divert. unfortunately, no-go for the catch. as we said before, both the tower and the vehicle, as well as the operators have been actively evaluating the commit criteria for that return to the launch tower and unfortunately, we did not have a path on those commit criteria so we're no-go for tower catch. >> we did mention that. we're constantly evaluating the criteria for catch. there's a lot of things to go well to line that up and unfor

it is so many joyful to award the. 2024 liberty medal to ken burns burns. friends, let's begin as always, by feeling the electric city of american history that unfolded on this sacred ground. please gaze at the words of the first amendment that are shining in front of you. and now please turn, your gaze to independence hall, where the declaration and the constitution were drafted. think about the human stories that gave rise to the big ideas and the american ideas as reflected in those liberty, equality and democracy. for most americans, the best of learning about the human stories behind the american idea. in the years leading up to america's 250th birthday will be ken burns's new series on the american revolution. it's a riveting 12 part series. i've had the privilege of screening it. it brings to life stories of the revolution, as only ken burns can. by combining quotations from primary texts personal narratives by, revolutionary soldiers, native and enslaved people, and commentary from historians as well. unforgettable images like all of kansas work, it

bushes are burning, grass is burning, hedge rows are burning, agricultural fields are burning, and structures are burning. >> i got up on the roof and started hosing down the roof. and then it just started coming and they started evacuating us. >> reporter: steve taylor watching the flames burn what's left of the camarillo home he's owned for more than 40 years. >> we would celebrate christmas eve here every year and thanksgiving and those memories we have. but the place is gone. >> reporter: at one point, the fire burning more than 2,000 acres an hour. >> we counted 83 homes that have been destroyed. and i'm afraid that number is going to be much closer to 100, because it's hard for us to get a perfect count. >> reporter: the fire lighting up houses on either side of the streets here like matchsticks. the winds so powerful, near hurricane force, that it turned the water from the fire hoses of firefighters into vapor. and it was so dangerous here until just a couple of hours ago, they've just now begun the damage assessment. so, like medication, some blankets. >> after 61 years, this is what

how long can a fire burn underground until it re-emerges? >> so it can burn for days. we can still find hot spots and smoldering embers and hot material for a couple days. >> reporter: back in the northeast, the smoke from the jennings creek fire seen for miles and blanketing new york city. officials issuing an air quality alert and urging people to limit time outdoors. and linsey, even with the rain in the forecast, fire officials tell me here in new jersey they worry that rain won't be enough to help knock down the flames. still, there are hundreds of firefighters on the ground. they are still working as we speak around the clock, and it could take days before they get this fire under control, linsey. >> linsey: morgan, our thanks to you. the region desperately in need of rain. let's bring in meteorologist somara theodore. when could we see some relief? >> reporter: we're seeing light rain throughout parts of the northeast. the heaviest of the rain is anticipated overnight. this rain moves in just as quickly as it arrived. it will leave, we are anticipating that to m

we're just burning for copper.om e—waste. how many like this in a day, hundreds? a day? more like 200 pieces. burning plastic and rubber cables is easy, as they catch fire quickly. once he has the copper from this car part, abdullah will sell it to a company that sends these metals back to china, or europe. e—waste plastic can contain toxic chemicals. when burnt, they are released into the air, causing respiratory diseases and cancer. habiba works at the dump every day. one of her daughters tells me habiba spends almost half her money on medicines to deal with conditions resulting from working there. sometimes, you go to the work site and you'll be like, "mummy, you have to rest", because you can see that she is really stressed out. she will tell you that if she rests, she does not get anything to spend. so because of that, she has to work. a new report has shown that of all types of waste seizures, e—waste is the most frequently seized item by customs authorities around the world. chasing down the criminal gangs i

it is burning out of control. >> reporter: in ventura county the mountain fire burning nearly 9,000 acres in just 4 1/2 hours. >> i texted my husband around 8:55 and said i smell smoke and it seems close. i went outside and saw the black smoke coming. we just started getting our animals, and within 30 minutes it was already coming. >> we're going to have numerous fatalities here if we don't have companies engaged. do what you need to do to save lives. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies racing door to door. just south of there, the broad fire in malibu starting in dry brush, quickly jumping to homes. >> probably close to 50-mile-an-hour gusts. it makes it nearly impossible to save a home once it starts on fire in conditions like these. >> reporter: authorities shutting the pacific coast highway in both directions as fire crews assaulted the fire from the ground, choppers dropping water right on top of them. the fire burning all the way to the pacific ocean, this home completely destroyed. david, conditions here are exploding, and we have red flag warnings until tomorrow with wind gusts reachi

central time, a good boost back burn and good separation of hot phase adapter. we did not attempt a return to the launch site when strict criteria were not met and the super heavy had a soft splashdown in the gulf of mexico. >> obviously we were hoping to come back to the tower, but this was a test and we knew it was a very viability. >> the control of the vehicle-- >> great turning our attention to the star of the show and mazing views once again and we heard the callout the starship vehicle is now 83 kilometers above, coming up around t-plus-- now, actually, the ship as you can see is beginning to re-enter the earth's atmosphere. >> as a reminder, one of the main goals of today's flight test is for the ship to make it through the extreme heat of reentry and to do so in a controlled manner. now, reentry is typically a portion of flight where we don't have communication capability with the spacecraft because it's reentering at or around orbital velocity, which is roughly eight kilometers per second or about five miles per second. now, at those speeds, yeah, pret

krystal goes straight to where that burn area was and says, this is where she was burned.hat area and remove all the dirt. and there you see what i would almost describe as a burn scar. there's melted plastic in the ground. andrea canning (voiceover): as for the murder itself, the courtroom fell silent as krystal described what patrick told her about kelsey berreth's horrific last moments. once inside her condo on thanksgiving day, according to krystal, patrick told kelsey he wanted to play a game with some scented candles. so he comes up with this ploy of smell the candles and tell me which one is which scent on the candles. and then he blindfolds her with one of her own sweaters. so she's now bent over smelling those candles when he pulls the bat out. andrea canning (voiceover): a baseball bat. i'll bet he thought that would knock her out on the first blow, and it didn't. he is beating her and beating her and beating her. the spray-- andrea canning (voiceover): prosecutors played the video of krystal pointing out the blood spatter. all of a sudden, the jury understood th

landing flip and landing burn if the flaps can hold together.ate: this is such a cool view and reminds me when we first performed the belly flop maneuver on the high altitude tests with serial number 8 and we saw the ship come through and wondered what it looked like from the ship's perspective. as dan said, we'll be dipping down a little further and really be flying nose first. this higher angle of attack, you know, we're intentionally doing it to stress those aft flaps and will help inform the limits of flap control in order to collect data for future landing profiles. we're looking good so far. we just have five kilometers in altitude to go and we'll ignite the engines 500 meters above the ground. >> passing five kilometers altitude and remains on a good trajectory. jessie: i have a feeling it will look so cool as it passes through the clouds. >> a shoutout to the entire avionics team on starship. kate: there's the nose down orientation. jessie: raptor engines will relight and flip the booster back up and a more severe flip. and touchdown pri

they're going to be decorated with a month and burned. got it as a, on the investment side of the, the . everything has to move quickly. now, the soul is to be freed from the dead body. while the men show to the physical weight, the women stay behind, they're not permitted to participate in the funeral ceremony. the start of the inside, now they're carrying him through the streets of around se for everyone to see. not even a spaces covered to me, it's very strange, of course. for everyone else around us, it's completely normal. and so tired of my relatives carried the deceased man's possessions with them. his belongings will be given away . it would bring bad luck to keep them in the family after his death, the arrival at the banks of the ganges where the deceased is to be burned. the man in the moment of grief, fixed rituals provide support. before the funeral, the eldest son of the family has his head shaved, a way to pay respect to his father. in the meantime, firewood for the funeral pyre needs to be organized. it costs about 100 year

it takes about 3 hours to burn the body, the . they're going to do see that i suppose it's all routine up. cool. no, it's normal for you. go out there high. we have your habits. yes, i'm used to, but we would, we still treat the dead if you wouldn't being some, one of them would even talk to them in time and they may, we did. what do you the, the date, patrick goes, he explains to me, ought to be buried with dignity. during breaks, he gets into the ganges, where the ashes of the deceased are scattered the door. here he looks for valuables. sometimes he gets lucky as he has now finding a chain. the dog in the murky, polluted water, he can barely see where he is stepping. the doctor to cook myself and this glass here, best to throw it away. but it's hard for me to comprehend the conditions patrick cozy has to work under and i haven't mence respect for what he does, the i wonder if he would prefer another job nicholson to allow me that of course i would like to follow another profession to work here means a lot to me. my god gave me

from the stubble burning.ns that the smoke sits and slowly travels across the plains. contributing to this toxicity _ across the plains. contributing to this toxicity in _ across the plains. contributing to this toxicity in the - across the plains. contributing to this toxicity in the air- across the plains. contributing to this toxicity in the air and i to this toxicity in the air and adding to their problem is that we have seen reported with breathing, lots of health impacts and so far. i wonder, if there is an initiative set “p if there is an initiative set up which is intended to help a place deal with the climate crisis and this is the effect, how much of a kickback does that cause weight do people think what is the point of chinese initiatives? from the farmer's perspective - chinese initiatives? from the farmer's perspective i - chinese initiatives? from the| farmer's perspective i noticed that what this initiative does is that it gives the farmer less of a window to shift over to the next crops and inc

has burned more than 10,000 acres. so far a burning dozens of homes as well and causing thousands of power outages. while the broad fire in malibu is burning along the pacific coast highway. >> it has got it at least 2 beach front homes. the fire started just after 9 this morning. firefighters are being assisted with the helicopters, planes, the broad fires now at least 15% contained. no reports of injuries says we've been reporting wind is an issue there. it's also an issue. here are kathy trafton has more on that. kathy? >> now, these areas of california have been under red flag warnings were not the only ones and so of course, we our red line warning continues here. our concern also is for critical fire danger because dry relative humidity, very low humidity. and we do have an awful lot of dry fuel. so we are still not out of the woods, but i think things are taking a turn for the better look at the shot. this is a shot from the berkeley hills and you can still see just the last few rays of a beautiful day. but it w

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to the ground like the tramps said, burn, baby, burn, let it burn. if it's housing. and we have got families, kids, etc., that that would be a different story. but in the course of the book, i describe this and why i wouldn't let the moscow fire department in to fight a fire so well. i think on behalf of everyone here, i want to commend you on your service. i know you served a great personal cost and have been a dedicated to the country and this service was not particularly easy and it was very complicated during covid. so thank you very much. and i want to thank everybody for showing up today. we are going to have a little reception here and. there will be a book signing or john will, answer any additional questions. you have. so thank you very much for coming.

this summer's enormous jasper fire burns.it created its own weather system. >> trees got ripped out of the ground while it still had secure root systems burned. >> and then the winds were so intense that many of these trees got peeled like bananas reporter. >> the fire blocked all but one route out of the town of jasper that night for up to 20,000 tourists and year round residents holy smokes literally smokes. melody scott shot this video of her family's escape in the video, like you see all the little sparks lifted together. yep. >> use their muscles. >> there we go. jasper. strong. >> what does it feel like going in here? >> mm it's pretty unbelievable, actually. isn't it? >> it is the fire took down 360 structures. >> that's homes, gas stations two churches, a financial loss of nearly a billion dollars. >> that was in the basement. there's our little workout equipment and, oh >> and then there's the priceless stuff i found this tin at first, i didn't know it was ours. >> actually, i think their birthday and it's actually w

my eyes are burning and i'll have to wash them. i'm also finding it difficult to breathe if you because that unfortunately to the millions who cool daily in the surrounding area home, this struggle simply to breathe freely is nothing new. each winter seats a city gone spring for fresh air as cold a temperatures and the low wind speeds leave it suffocated by small. so basically, evolution of this is not causing a day or 2 because of our lifestyle, just the, the ramp construction, and all the traffic to the part of the country and the diesel cars and window. we are the, the guy, the all. the daily is notoriously packed roads. assessing the effect of the farm is burning crops, double in neighboring regions, also to blame for the accurate haze. the practice is a false cheap way to clear the fields when you're planting. it's long been illegal, but authorities have done live on to prevent it. critics say politicians are scared of angering. farm is a key vote to block media. officials and daily have announced measures to protect the vulne

obviously, the first wind is pretty crazy, lungs burning, legs burning, everything, but after that, legserything, but afterthat, it legs burning, everything, but after that, it was decent and just normal, even on a couple of laps, both of them i had that tally crazy, didn't get off at all. but it was good to be back out there. much more on our _ good to be back out there. much more on our website, _ good to be back out there. much more on our website, including previews of all the nine champions league matches to come injersey. that is it, back to you. let's recap the situation in beirut. we have seen huge plumes of smoke rising from the skyline, here's a picture of the beirut skyline. the israeli army saying it had carried out ten simultaneous strikes after 20 warnings issued by it. around the suburbs of beirut, one witness describing it as a ring of fire. a quote from a hezbollah mp, saying it is really seeking revenge within ten strikes before truth. the truth that the mp is referring to is a possibility of a 62 cessation of fighting which will be under discussion by the edgerley cabi

it is burning out of control in ventura county. >> the mountain fire burning nearly 9000 acres in just 4.5 hours. >> i texted my husband about 855, and i said, i smell smoke, and it smells. it seems close. and i went outside and i saw the black smoke coming. so we just started getting our animals. and within 30 minutes it was already coming over the hill. >> we're going to have numerous fatalities in here. if we don't have companies engaged. do what you need to do to save lives. >> sheriff's deputies racing door to door rescuing trapped elderly residents in wheelchairs. just south of there, the broad fire in malibu, starting in dry brush, quickly jumping to homes. >> probably close to 50 mile an hour gusts, and it makes it nearly impossible to save a home once it starts on fire. and conditions like these. >> authorities shutting the pacific coast highway in both directions as fire crews assaulted the fire from the ground. choppers dropping water right on top of them. the fire burning all the way to the pacific ocean. this home completely destroyed. >> our thanks to melissa. we turn now

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the fuels are ripe to burn. the winds are extreme. the fire is still actively burning. >> reporter: the fire that started as a small brushfire wednesday morning had erupted into an inferno within minutes because of 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts. fire officials say burning embers ignited fires up to three miles away. in just hours it grew to 14,500 acres or about 22.5 square miles. >> the fire danger remains extremely high. it's still a very active fire and very unpredictable. >> reporter: on this street in camarillo, california, you can see just how unpredictable these wildfires are. on this side of the street a row of burned out homes, you can't even tell where one begins and the other ends, but right across the street are homes that are still standing. >> it's hard to see the neighbor's house. i feel lucky our house survived. the people across the street from us lost their house. they just moved in two weeks ago or so. >> it was like an apocalypse around here. >> reporter: this woman lost her home in santa paula. >> it's life. we just

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>> until it reemerges so it can burn for days.e can still find hotspots and smoldering embers and hot material for a couple of days. >> the fire has destroyed 200 buildings, many of them homes. forecasters expect the santa ana winds, which fed the fire's rapid growth last week, to return tonight. but they are not expected to be as strong. >> 50,000 troops have gathered in western russia, poised to launch an attack aimed at retaking territory captured by ukraine. this comes as both countries just exchanged a record number of drones. abc's ines de la cuetara has the latest. >> ukraine and russia trading massive drone strikes, as ukrainian military sources say 50,000 troops, mostly russian and some north korean, amassed in western russia for an expected counteroffensive against ukraine. ukrainian soldiers currently hold territory in russia's kursk region and are already under pressure from russian military. moscow, seeing the biggest drone strikes since the start of the war, two airports there temporarily closing russia saying 84 ukr

burned. now, we had some better conditions over the weekend, where they were able to get more of it under control, but we have a front that came through that's kicking in those winds again. we have a wind advisory in effect from santa barbara, parts of northern los angeles, where we have those fire concerns, and that can get those gusts back up to 50 to 60 miles per hour. the winds will kick again as that front comes through across parts of southern california, which can be a problem when you're fighting that extreme fire. the extreme fire weather danger also comes back, going into tomorrow as well, as you have those winds that keep picking up the very dry air and the ongoing drought. all of these issues continuing. sara? >> so many people have lost their homes, it's heartbreaking to watch. thank you so much, elisa rafa for that update. john? >>> quote, there is a general feeling of dread. and new reporting about the mood inside government agencies as workers prepare for the huge cuts that do

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meanwhile a separate wildfire burning more than 2500 acres along the new york-new jersey border is burning out of control. an 18-year-old volunteer for his ranger died battling the flames. >>> today rain in the northeast lessening the fire risk in some parts. conditions getting concerning in california where the mountain fire is burning. let's get to those fires burning across the country. >> good morning. we have been tracking wildfires all weekend. 3000 acres burning in that jennings creek fire. we did have beneficial rain moving through over the night and it is still working its way, really light. you can see where we have some of the rain come through overnight it didn't really amount to much. we got well less than an inch of rain. when you talk about whether a fax on wildfires, strong winds pickup the embers and send them other places. about half an inch a rank and stop the spread. it helped overnight, but you really need more than two inches to start to distinguish these fires. the drought conditions, more than half of the northeast in drought conditions since the beginning of fall.