harvard university director of the institute for theory and computation, the head of the gal, a later galileo project. his newest book is out now it's called interstellar, dr. all the low is with us dr. low such a pleasure to have you 1st. can you explain for us the purpose of your recent c expedition near malice, island? what you found there? and what this means in the greater context of evidence that there is life beyond or on january 8th, 2014. the us government that identified a firewall or from a meet your an object that's called lighted, we cetera. and exploded about the 22, all of this over the pacific ocean. and then what was special about these meet yours that he was moving very fast relative to the sun. in fact, it was moving outside the solar system. 1 the 95 percent before the stars, it's 60, keep on with this the 2nd. and that implied that these interests that are in origin that they came from outside the solar system. the 1st object recognize the search from 2015, almost a decade ago. in the us government, besides the confirming the this, the origin, they also provide the inform

the creation of international unions the shock path is full of theaters, art festivals, museums, galileos and libraries; an international tourism union will also be established ; the implementation of the government scholarship program is the shock path; seventh: build an honest path. china and its partners intend to publish a document entitled the achievements and prospects of building a fair belt and road, develop advanced principles for building a fair belt and road, and create a system for assessing the integrity of enterprises. one belt and one road, we will carry out with international organizations conduct joint research on the construction of a fair belt and road and organize relevant seminars. eighth: improve the mechanism of international cooperation. we are ready with the countries participating in the one belt and one road to promote the construction of sites , third-party cooperation in the field of energy, taxation, finance, green development, the elimination, consequences of technological advances, the fight against corruption, culture, bulleting of mask media centers. we w

among the high schools participating here in san francisco in this walkout, galileo, washington, wall, john o'connell, and students from mission high school. in the east bay, you saw the scene earlier outside berkeley high school. tol that oakland international students will be participating. now, i did speak to san francisco unified, and they made it clears this not a sponsored event for them, so they also said they sent out an email to parents notifying them of the consequences if their students were to participate in this event, in this walkout today. we keep an eye on this throughout the day and many r have more on our evening news cast. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> it's always so great when students can learn things first hand, but it's so unfortunate that instead of reading something about it, they're witnessing it with their own eyes. thank you, ginger. >> our covagef the war continues in all of our necast for the latest updates 24/7, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can also sign up for our alerts. you can get those by downloading our fre

he is now playing football at galileo high school and he is the honor roll student. i hope that -- [applause] i hope this future family who is in to providence utilize the services and the support than i have to offer. thank you so much. [applause] >> i will translate. >> [speak spanish] i would like to thank everyone for being here today. it is not easy for some of the families that arrive here for the first time to get a head start. [speaking spanish] >> thank you for projects like this. my family can come with a safe, welcoming and warm place for mow to be. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. >> all right. now going to be time for blessing st.an thoen is fran civic an ministry i like to invite father ma sada and michael the executive director of interfaith council. they will be joining us on stage and lead us in a blessing. >> good morning, everybody. you join me in blessing this beautiful place. god, you are beauty, you are faith you are hope you are love. you are everything that we have. we ask to you bless this place. this beautiful place. that everybody

galileo presented his telescope in venice in 1609, then he was the first to organize mass production0, the inhabitants of rome voted almost unanimously in a plebiscite to join the italian state. this put the finishing touches on the reorganization of the country's unification. for a long time she remained fragmented, the neapolitan one existed. the kingdom of sardinia, the kingdom of the two sicilies, the duchy of parma, the grand duchy of tuscany and other entities. and rome was the center of the papal region. the struggle for unification broke out at the beginning of the 19th century. the troops of giuseppe garibaldi, who fought against the anti-people regimes of the conquering austrians, became famous throughout the world. true, a united italy became a constitutional monarchy led by the piedmonese king victor immanuel. and rome was proclaimed the capital of italy. 1944 soviet intelligence officer ivan kolos escaped from warsaw and delivered to our command the most important information about the progress of the uprising in the polish capital to the enemy forces. his story is amazi

more than 100 students from galileo high school took to the streets calling for a cease fire. emotions were high for some students as you just need to be human to feel what these people that are getting killed. the explosion this week at a gaza hospital killing hundreds of palestinians prompted several protests to erupt in the middle east. tonight, abc news reporter melissa adan has the latest. >> unrest growing in the middle east over concerns that israel's war against hamas could spark a wider conflict? demonstrations turning violent outside the us embassy in beirut, lebanon. abc's mola lenghi taking cover amid the chaos. as you can see, protesters pushing back against security forces starting by throwing rocks, launching fireworks. >> it's been a constant push and pull here between security forces and the protesters who were trying to push up against the american embassy. they say they are outraged at israel's bombardment of palestinian citizens, and the us support for it. >> tensions skyrocketing following the explosion at a gaza hospital that killed hundreds of palestinia

more than 100 teens took to the streets outside of galileo high school. >> they have been seeing horrific images on the tv of people getting killed. you know, a million people getting displaced in palestine. how does it feel to be walking with so many of your fellow students today? >> it feels powerful. it feels like my voice is actually heard in a lot of times. it hasn't been. you just need to be human. just to feel what these people that are getting killed, they free palestine. >> meanwhile, on the stairs of san francisco city hall, more calls for peace from city officials and community members. >> we are tracking, developing rights in israel, gaza and here at home. 24 hours a day. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc seven news.com download the abc seven bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates as they happen. >> a 4.2 magnitude earthquake shook parts of the bay area this morning. it was centered in isleton. that's in sacramento county, just about 25 minutes northeast of antioch. abc7 news viewers told us they felt the shaking there in stockton, in mod

confused, not knowing what to do, a paralysis basically all across their areas, especially in northern galileo which has transformed into a military zone. basically and what used to happen to lebanon in the 80s or during the wars of the 1990s and 2006 most of the people in this area were displaced they had to remove move away from their villages and towns. now we see that happening on the israeli side, whereas on the lebanese side people are still in their homes, they're still staying here and they feel that they will be protected by the resistance in case of course they there is a war, a larger war that erupts. this despite the fact that has evacuated some of the houses that are very basically adjacent to the border only, but other than that, most people are going on with their lives uh very normally. tim anderson, to continue that um line of thought we had regarding the protests that are happening worldwide, uh, you touched on um the fact that uh we're seeing some um, i guess uh divisions within uh the higher asialons in the us in terms of lawmakers let's say um but some some of these protes

galileo high graduate kyle nelson, who is the nephew of our assistant assignment editor and who, by thepitched out of a jam for the d-backs in the 10th. he went an inning and a third and didn't allow a run. but he was taken out in the 11th, and that's when adolis garcia hit a walk off homer to win it for the rangers. six five. the final game two is on saturday night and the sharks zero and seven on the young season. and at carolina to face former shark brant burns and the hurricanes. carolina's teuvo teravainen had a hat trick. he had the only goals of the game, in fact, and hey there go the hats as as the sharks lose three nothing they are zero and eight and they're going to be in dc on sunday. tough start for their season. all right sports on abc7 is sponsored by river rock casino ama and i will quite a reputation. you might remember pizza rat that grabbed a slice. well, meat. donut rat. check out this video from the subway where a rat manages to snag an entire donut on the dragway. the rodent then drags it in. well, at least it's nice. it shares the donut with the rodent friend. that

more than 100 students from galileo high school took to the streets calling for a cease fire. emotions were high for some students as you just need to be human to feel what these people that are getting killed. the explosion this week at a gaza hospital killing hundreds of palestinians prompted several protests to erupt in the middle east. tonight, abc news reporter melissa adan has the latest. >> unrest growing in the middle east over concerns that israel's war against hamas could spark a wider conflict? demonstrations turning violent outside the us embassy in beirut, lebanon. abc's mola lenghi taking cover amid the chaos. as you can see, protesters pushing back against security forces starting by throwing rocks, launching fireworks. >> it's been a constant push and pull here between security forces and the protesters who were trying to push up against the american embassy. they say they are outraged at israel's bombardment of palestinian citizens, and the us support for it. >> tensions skyrocketing following the explosion at a gaza hospital that killed hundreds of palestinia

i’m writing, since no one needs a new day, let it be your way, after all, galileo -he also renounced actor’s house, this image seems to be so sparkling, it seems to be very funny, it seems to be sharp, sarcastic, and it seemed to me that the music should be completely different lyrical, which expressed the real soul of this hero, this character. the role of baron menhausen's wife went to lenkom actress inni churikova. zakharov set an unusual task for the actors, to overact a little every time, so that later it would be funnier, and the tour who were entrusted to me in melhausen, what about you? it's a holiday, it's just a holiday. i'm watching a movie. opening your mouth, because i really like him, pull yourself together, and now you know how nice it would be to stop the performance altogether, what is the line in front of you, who says, yes, tell me, when in seventy- eight he made the film ordinary miracle, he also did not avoid a whole series of truths, but already experienced... in these matters, zakharov was able to win several significant victories in the fight against the censo

is, but no one wanted to accept it, but let’s say, this is how the telescope was invented, comrade galileosolutely misunderstood, absolutely, he was also despised, spread rot, hated, he was not given money, nikola tesla in general i didn’t see how right he turned out to be, how much he is valued now, in the scientific community and so on, but nevertheless we know this man, and he is known throughout the world, he is printed on, in my opinion, serbian banknotes, the man simply overcame society, that is, he... stopped telling himself that he is different, that his views are not the same as others, so he stands out from the crowd in the case of tesla, and this is exactly what the main american writers did, starting from mark twain, hemmingway, jack london, sorval's physics, they were all a little outsiders in american society, they sympathized with the socialists, for which they were ridiculed by their society and so on, but popularized in the soviet union, yes. and by the way it was exactly the other way around in soviet union, there were also writers who calmly exiled them to siberia if the

galileo high graduate kyle nelson, who is the nephew of our assistant assignment editor and who, by theay, pitched out of a jam for the d-backs in the 10th. he went an inning and a third and didn't allow a run. but he was taken out in the 11th, and that's when adolis garcia hit a walk off homer to win it for the rangers. six five. the final game two is on saturday night and the sharks zero and seven on the young season. and at carolina to face former shark brant burns and the hurricanes. carolina's teuvo teravainen had a hat trick. he had the only goals of the game, in fact, and hey there go the hats as as the sharks lose three nothing they are zero and eight and they're going to be in dc on sunday. tough start for their season. all right sports on abc7 is sponsored by r quite a reputation . you might remember pizza rat that grabbed a slice. well, meat. donut rat. check out this video from the subway where a rat manages to snag an entire donut on the dragway. the rodent then drags it in. well, at least it's nice. it shares the donut with the rodent friend. that story is one of the top t

is, but no one wanted to accept it, but let’s say this is how the telescope was invented, comrade galileo him, they told him to give up his words that he uttered about worldviews and the model of the universe, but mark twain was friends with nikola tesla, who was also absolutely, how right he turned out to be, how much he is valued now. in the scientific community and so on, but nevertheless, we know this man, and he is known throughout the world, he printed on, in my opinion, serbian banknotes, the man simply sold out society, that is, he stopped convincing himself that he is different, that his views are not the same as others, so he stands out from the crowd in the case of tesla, and that’s exactly what happened made by the main american writers, starting from mark twain, hammingway, jack london, jack london from the language of sarval, they were all a little outsiders in. society, they sympathized with the socialists, for which they were ridiculed by their society and so on, but were popularized in the soviet union, by the way, by the way, it was exactly the other way around, in the s

volcanically active body in the solar system; the eruption of one of the volcanoes was captured by the galileonct volcano esja is visible from everywhere in this island european capital. that's right, conductors cost 900. in the building of this station , jagan strauss, son alexander glazunov, and rengold glier conducted. tsarskoye selo, no, pavlovsky, let's go to the world museum for 600, in the national gallery of this country there is a memorial dedicated to to the aborigines, 200 hollow logs covered with ritual patterns symbolize 200 deaths with european newcomers, new zealand, no. australia, that's right, you collected fish for 1,500. and this is a cat in a bag, who will you give it to? and also roman? novel, sculpture theme, rate 300 or one and a half? let's be careful, 300. what biblical scene does the sculpture depict, which is currently closed from you. oh, i think so. samson tearing the lion's mouth. absolutely right, this is a large cascade in peterhofer. samson breaks the lion's mouth. let's play, let's go back and forth for 600. this book by stephen king takes place in the fiction

frisco baby galileo alum. we doing it right. board of supervisors. and that's the city, the media. the national media can paint what they want. or we might not get along. sometimes but this is frisco. this is san francisco. and lastly, lastly, i want to give a special shout out to the city of san francisco herself. she birthed me. she raised me. she nurtured me when my mom was fleeing el salvador, she embraced my mom, undocumented and all. when people didn't believe in me, she did. she gave me second, third, fourth, fifth chances. she introduced me to culture, to she was my economics professor. she instilled in me empathy and compassion in and gave me life lessons that at the time i probably didn't understand. and but she was always just and always fair for that. i appreciate her and i will never stop defending her and i will never stop contribute to her. and if you could ask my kids that were born and raised here, kids say aloud, what's the best city ever. there you go. i appreciate. thank you, everybody . all right. the recipient of the dolores huerta lifetime achievement award e

frisco baby galileo alum. we doing it right. board of supervisors. and that's the city, the media. the national media can paint what they want. or we might not get along. sometimes but this is frisco. this is san francisco. and lastly, lastly, i want to give a special shout out to the city of san francisco herself. she birthed me. she raised me. she nurtured me when my mom was fleeing el salvador, she embraced my mom, undocumented and all. when people didn't believe in me, she did. she gave me second, third, fourth, fifth chances. she introduced me to culture, to she was my economics professor. she instilled in me empathy and compassion in and gave me life lessons that at the time i probably didn't understand. and but she was always just and always fair for that. i appreciate her and i will never stop defending her and i will never stop contribute to her. and if you could ask my kids that were born and raised here, kids say aloud, what's the best city ever. there you go. i appreciate. thank you, everybody . all right. the recipient of the dolores huerta lifetime achievement award e

people getting displaced in palestine, palestine, more than 100 students taking to the streets outside galileo high school. >> how does it feel to be walking with so many of your fellow students today? it feels powerful. >> it feels like my voice is actually heard in a lot of times. it hasn't been free, free, free palestine and on the stairs of san francisco city hall, more calls for peace. >> as the daughter of an israeli, as a jewish woman, as a human being, i say stop the madness. stop the killing. we call for an immediate cease fire . >> we call for the opening of a humanitarian corridor to allow aid, medical equipment to enter gaza. >> leaders of the world must and lastingr to negotiate a solutions. so that people of all sides can live in freedom and with safety, be free. palestine >> you just need to be human, just to feel what these people are getting killed by the terror . >> campbell, abc7 news. >> people from right here in the bay area have seen the tragedy and destruction in israel. firsthand attempts for them to get home have been met with multiple roadblocks. but people from napa

now, the students come from galileo high school, lowell high school and other high schools in the cityn on the steps of city hall for a press conference in morning. the school is empty at this hour, it is still too early. we will keep an eye on how the morning unfolds, because students are calling for mass walkouts of not just high schools here in the city, but also nationwide in protest to the killings of palestinians in gaza and they are also demanding an immediate cease-fire. they're adding their young voices to the calls for a cease-fire on this ongoing war that is claiming thousands of lives in israel and gaza, and displacing hundreds of thousands. the walkout comes in the wake of yesterday's blast at the hospital in gaza city. the blast, which we've been talking about this morning, killing hundreds of patients and civilians seeking safety. now, hamas, which controls gaza, says an israeli air strike caused the bombing. israeli officials say one of the rockets fired at israel by palestinian islamic jihad went off course and may have blown up an armed depot hidden by hamas at the ho

those students are expected to come from galileo high school, the school behind us, lowell high schoolvisor hillary ronen on the steps of city hall around 10:00 this morning, before the walkout that they are calling for. now, the school, as you can imagine, is still empty at this hour, and it may remain so in large part because, throughout the day, students are calling for a mass walkout of high schools, not just here in san francisco, but nationwide. that's in protest of the killings of palestinians in gaza and to demand an immediate cease-fire. they're adding their young voices to the ongoing war that is claiming thousands of lives in israel and gaza and displacing hundreds of thousands. today's walkout comes in the wake of yesterday's blast at the hospital in gaza city, killing hundreds of patients and civilians who were seeking safety. hamas, which controls gaza, says an israeli air strike caused the bombing. israeli officials say one of the rockets fired at israel by palestinian islamic jihad went off course and may have blew up an arms depot, hitting the hospital. hundreds reacti

frisco baby galileo alum. we doing it right. board of supervisors. and that's the city, the media. the national media can paint what they want. or we might not get along. sometimes but this is frisco. this is san francisco. and lastly, lastly, i want to give a special shout out to the city of san francisco herself. she birthed me. she raised me. she nurtured me when my mom was fleeing el salvador, she embraced my mom, undocumented and all. when people didn't believe in me, she did. she gave me second, third, fourth, fifth chances. she introduced me to culture, to she was my economics professor. she instilled in me empathy and compassion in and gave me life lessons that at the time i probably didn't understand. and but she was always just and always fair for that. i appreciate her and i will never stop defending her and i will never stop contribute to her. and if you could ask my kids that were born and raised here, kids say aloud, what's the best city ever. there you go. i appreciate. thank you, everybody . all right. the recipient of the dolores huerta lifetime achievement award e

people getting displaced in palestine, palestine, more than 100 students taking to the streets outside galileoigh school. >> how does it feel to be walking with so many of your fellow students today? >> it feels powerful. it feels like my voice is actually heard in a lot of times. it hasn't been free palestine and on the stairs of san francisco city hall, more calls for peace as the daughter of an israeli as a jewish woman, as a human being, i say stop the madness. >> stop the killing. >> we call for an immediate cease fire. we call for the opening of a humanitarian corridor to allow aid, medical equipment to enter gaza. >> the leaders of the world must come together to negotiate a meaningful peace and lasting solutions so that people of all sides can live in freedom and with safety free palestine. >> you just need to be human, just to feel what these people that are getting killed, they breathe a sigh. >> now, students and organizers are saying there are likely more walkouts to come. i talked to school staff today on the ground and they told me they were proud of the way students were peacefu

galileo is in the other class, yeah. >> advanced class. it's interesting. we had mentioned -- i thought 4190 was a logical place. stephen mentioned that, as well, in terms of levels where we would find support. we got down to 4235. markets rallied 4% since those lows we made, i think sometime last week. what has it rallied on? certainly not fundamentals. oversold condition, people have talked about that. we worked that off. fundamentals aren't getting better. yes rates have backed off. and this resteepening of the yield curve is not really a good thing. we're seeing that happen right before our eyes, and if you get a hot number, which, you know, the calendar suggests we will. last month's inflation number started to trend higher. i think that will continue. fed's in a bit of a box here. >> so these guys just said the bounce wasn't really fundamental, we had that uptrend coming from the october low in the s&p 500, the horizontal line, if you can picture it at your head at 4200. they all converged last week at that spot where they bounced now 3.5%, 4%. i can

frisco baby galileo alum. we doing it right. board of supervisors. and that's the city, the media. the national media can paint what they want. or we might not get along. sometimes but this is frisco. this is san francisco. and lastly, lastly, i want to give a special shout out to the city of san francisco herself. she birthed me. she raised me. she nurtured me when my mom was fleeing el salvador, she embraced my mom, undocumented and all. when people didn't believe in me, she did. she gave me second, third, fourth, fifth chances. she introduced me to culture, to she was my economics professor. she instilled in me empathy and compassion in and gave me life lessons that at the time i probably didn't understand. and but she was always just and always fair for that. i appreciate her and i will never stop defending her and i will never stop contribute to her. and if you could ask my kids that were born and raised here, kids say aloud, what's the best city ever. there you go. i appreciate. thank you, everybody . all right. the recipient of the dolores huerta lifetime achievement award e

were held from berkeley to san francisco, though more than 100 teens took to the streets outside of galileoschool in the city yesterday. >> they have been seeing horrific images on the tv of people getting killed. you know, a million people getting displayed out in palestine. how does it feel to be walking with so many of your fellow students today? >> it feels powerful. it feels like my voice is actually heard in a lot of times. it hasn't been. you just need to be human, just to feel what these people that are getting killed every night. community members call for peace on the steps outside of san francisco city hall, president biden is planning to address the nation tonight to provide an update on the situation in the middle east. >> you can watch it live starting at 5 p.m. right here on abc seven. and wherever you stream. governor newsom is going to china next week in a high profile trip. he's visited china several times over the years, including when he was a city official and mayor of san francisco. it's not clear whether or not there are plans for him to meet with the chinese presiden

galileo high graduate kyle nelson, who is the nephew, by the way, of our assignment desk editor andrew jam for the d-backs in the 10th. he went on and went an inning, a third and a third, rather, and didn't allow a run. but he was taken out in the 11th, and that's when adolis garcia hit a walk off homer to win for the rangers. six five, the final game two is tonight. the sharks. oh, and seven on the young season and add in carolina to face former shark brant burns and the hurricanes carol is tivo territory auvinen had a hat trick he had the only goals of the game and there there go the hats as the sharks lose three nothing they are zero and eight and in dc on sunday. all right that's a look at sports i'm dan ashley hope you have a great saturday. >> all right dan thank you so much. and let's get a check of your bay area forecast right now with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, how's it looking today? >> all right, gloria, good morning to you. we are watching the winds developing. we have a red flag warning not only today but for tomorrow and the peak wind gusts from about noon time today

more than 100 teens taking to the streets outside of galileo high school in the city yesterday. >> they have been seeing horrific images on the tv of people getting killed. you know, a million people getting displaced in palestine. how does it feel to be walking with so many of your fellow students today? >> it feels powerful. it feels like my voice is actually heard in a lot of times. it hasn't been. you just need to be human. just to feel with these people that are getting killed. free palestine. >> city officials and community members called for peace on the steps of city hall. president biden is planning to address the nation tonight to give an update on the situation in the middle east. you can watch it live starting at 5 p.m. right here on abc seven. and wherever you stream, the secret service has declared a national special security event for apec. >> now, this conference is going to bring more than 30,000 delegates from around the world, including the president, to san francisco next month. and that means security is going to be tight in the designated higher security zone at mo