the google nasa program was begun in the mid one nine hundred seventy s. and managed to survive the co-op's of the u.s.s.r. but in one thousand nine hundred five all the satellites necessary for the systems function in were in place however the economic graces of the one nine hundred ninety s. were to the systems gradual degree day by the beginning of two thousand and one when new seeks out of the twenty four thirty lights were operational it took the russian space agency nine years to get coolness back on track and eugene your ation of longer lasting and more sophisticated satellites have been built and it seemed to goodness was only a step from completion to launch of three said the lights failed they didn't to reshuffle it russian space agency. the missing satellites however are not the only problem the system is facing another one is the lack of digital maps for russia they're on a billable for big cities producing digital maps for all the provinces may become the largest investment. over the next two years. we know know that one of the best advertisin

the twenty four said lights were operational it took the russian space agency nine years to get google nasa back on track and eugénie ration of longer lasting and more sophisticated satellites have been built and it seemed goodness was only a step from completion to launch of three said the lights failed they didn't to reshuffle at russia's space agency the missing satellites are however not the only problem the system is facing another one is a lack of digital maps for russia they're on a valuable for big cities producing digital maps for all the provinces and they become the largest investment when asked over the next two years. when all know that one of the best advertising advertising ideas for glass was when. put his dog got a special special glow as navigator and that this is one of the. best well known gadgets that we have in russia here he is carney but this globe has lower system but how soon will a normal and normal russian citizen if he's not the dog of the prime minister enter a supermarket and buy a grown ass gadget when it will be commercially available. thank you for mentioni

if you google nasa and perseid, if you're out there looking at the night sky, we've seen a couple onhe camera, good shot. you can do the same. live in mount hamilton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> leave it to bob to calm our nerves. >> the comets not so much, astroids, good story. let's check the forecast now, checking the skies in a different way for the temperatures. here is christina loren. >> he was talking about august perseids, hopefully not that much fog for the next several days, make for splend it viewing. 10 miles livermore, down to 9 in oakland, starting to see pockets of fog in the santa rosa and napa area. take it easy if you're heading out now. fog for the next few hours, thickest at the coast. daly city you may not goth get out of that fob. 54 degrees right now in san francisco as we head throughout the afternoon your hour by hour forecast shows you 54 degrees inland. might want to bring a jacket this morning. a little chilly out there. by noon up to 70, 4:00 p.m. 82 degrees.fortable day near the b. a few degrees warmer by the bay. we have the seven-day outlook in

you can google nasa and perseids. you we saw streaks like it.is wednesday morning, supposed to be brighter saturday morning. naked eye. >> you know what, you have to come to cork tomorrow, too. >>> ed lee wants to come to work. he's getting support for big name politicians for san francisco mayor. the man who actually gave lee his political start, not one of them. former mayor supporting city attorney dennis herrera for mayor. it's a little odd he hired lee as a whistleblower you may recall in 1989 and endorsed him for interim mayor in january. according to the chronicle, not happy about ties to two of the city's powerful political players, willie brown and pac. he's backing herrera because he will be an independent voice in city hall. he has endorsements from two other mayors, brown and dianne feinstein. >>> new this morning, a brazen robbery in concord caught on surveillance video. wait until you see these pictures. "today in the bay's" christie smith there live. christie, how did they pull this off? >> i'll tell you, somebody wanted this badl

from the nasa site in google site as well. oday's extraordinary opportunities for us to leverage other than that there is a way of increasing and nasa needs to

if they make it there's a prize for them and from the nasa side as well as the google side as well. there's an extraordinary opportunity for us, i think, to leverage other investments that are out there as a way of increasing the pie that's not just increasing nasa's budget and then nasa needs to look at doing things more efficiently and effectively. >> following the panel congresswoman donna edwards a member of the science space and technology committee addressed the forum for about 10 minutes. >> good morning. and i apologize i was running late this morning but i understand that administrator bolden was here and he said we're friends. he's right. it is so exciting to be here and, dr. abdalati, i'm going to leave another tweet, and it is this, a nation is only as strong as its investments in technology in the future. and i believe that. and i think that nasa is at the core of that investment. i've had a couple of experiences just in the last two weeks that have, i thought, nothing to do with being here today. and i'm going to share them with you. the first was, out at a home in univ

very tiny amounts of investment if they make it there is a surprise for them from the nasa site and from the googlesite as well. so there's an extraordinary opportunity for us i think to leverage other investments that are out there as a way of increasing the pie that is not is increasing nasa's budget. nasa need to look at doing this more efficiently and effectively. >> to out this week "washington journal" has been bring you a series of looks inside the fbi. the former and current represented some homeland security talk about what homeland security looked like before 9/11. they talk about what changes were made after the terrorist attacks and with the will of public is in national security. held by the u.s. chamber of commerce, this lasts about an hour. >> okay. now we're going to get into the meat of our discussion to our panel. you can see we've got quite a big panel here. and the intent is to have a dialogue with the audience. two ways to do that. i'm going to ask a series of questions as well as prompt some discussion, but feel free will get to your portion to ask question. is also some index

if they make it, a great prize for them from the nasa side and from the google side as well. there's extraordinary opportunities for us to leverage investment opportunities out there, and then nasa needs to look at doing things more efficiently and effectively -- >> live on c-span at 5:30 eastern this afternoon, pakistan's former foreign secretary will be at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies to talk about the strained relationship between the u.s. and pakistan. "the wall street journal" reported monday that the obama administration will start basing its aid to pakistan on whether the country meets a scorecard of u.s. objectives to combat al-qaeda and it allies. >>> all this week on "washington journal" we're bringing you a series looking inside the fbi. here's a look at the rest of the week. today the fbi's counterterrorism unit. wednesday, key fbi programs and how tax dollars are spent. thursday, combating cyber attacks. and friday, we're live from the national crime and punishment museum in washington for a look at crime labs and forensics. our "inside