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. >> we are one step closer to findining a planet that can harr life and o one step closer to findingife elsewhere in the universe. >> nasa says the telescope opened a new era in astronomy. it has identified two thirds of some 4000 planets outside our solar system identified in the past few decades. stars visible to us could have plants habitable for life. beene kepler has successful. are near in size to the earth and about the right distance from their star, so they could have liquid water on their surface. monitored the brightness of half a million stars. planetsts could observe when they passed in front of a star. to a newpassing spacecraft. the space telescope will build on its work. kepler will spend its retirement continuing to orbit around the sun. >> you are watching live from paris here on france 24. our top stories, the u.s. could send up to 15,000 troops to the u.s.-metro border -- mexico border as donald trump talks tough on immigration and struggles to stop migrant caravans from crossing into the u.s. the u.s. has put pressure on warring parties in yemen, calling for a pi

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here's this week's' harr hero. >> when he's on the field, d michaeoesn't have to worry about anything -- tisubled past, work, bills, all of it melts away and he can just play football. >> i'm going to try to be better than everybody on the field. >> reporter: michael has been with coach q's semiprofessional team for a few short months. >> coach q wanted to me my life story, had me over for dinner and put me on the team. >> reporter: as they work on their play, coach q worksrn thlives. >> we talk god, we talk school, we talk about family, we talk about work. on hen me and coach q get the phone, we're on it all night. >> reporter: he gets these o at-risk men illege and secures them scholarships. >> i have relationships over 200, 300 coaches because they'm know i going to bug them. i test them everyday, all year round. >> reporter: coach q buys them equipment, takes then college visits. you had something like 400,000 miles on the ca >> now it's 700,000 miles. >> reporter: he'll even provide a player with a place to stay with his own >> i'm here to help the under g underdogs, the one that

in fact, tallahassee police had dealt with this man before, with phone calls and complaints about harr harassing young women there. he lived in deltona, florida, a four-hour drive to tallahassee, got a hotel room in tallahassee and at this point pleolice do n know why he came into the yoga studio, they're going through his social media, electronics and home back in deltona to try to find a connection. >> diane gallagher, thank you. >>> a mayer from the u.s. state of utah has been killed while serving with the utah national guard in afghanistan. brent taylor had temporarily stepped down as mayor of north ogden to deploy for a fourth tour of duty. initial reports indicate taylor was killed in kabul saturday by a member of the afghan national defense and security forces. the attacker reportedly was killed by other afghan soldiers. taylor marked his 15th wedding anniversary last month, he leaves behind seven children. >>> it has now been one week since the deadly shooting at a synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. jewish communities around the world came together for services this weekend

>> i think that clearly kamala harr harris is exciting. e-elizabeth warren is exciting. 2004, by now you know if you're running. because by january everybody's going to be throughout or you're out of it. every april we have the convention. april of 2007 we had seven/eight of them there that was running next year. so this is no time to play like coy. and hard to get. and i think that that's key. but i think the voters are going to want after two more years of what we're going to see in terms of the divisiveness and the sheer bringing bringing down thf the presidency, they're going to want to see an adult, somebody that knows how to run government. so you've got to have the passion and show that you're mature and can be grownup at the same time. >> how is the for a tease? serlena is going to give us her pick when we come right back. our special election coverage continues. coming up at the top of the hour, "morning joe." we'll be right back. - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one so in

i harr year you saying it would up more oxygen than it would normally take. i hear prince mohammed bin salman was very surprised by the reaction. doesn't that get to the heart of the matter, that he's a journalist, he was never a counterrevolutionary. he sat with you on many occasions and called himself a patriot and supported prince mohammed bin salman's reforms. it just goes to the heart of the matter that saudi arabia believes that something like that can happen to someone like that and be surprised at the reaction. >> it's not someone in saudi arabia. it's certain people who don't understand the outside world and overinflated jamal's threat. really jamal was not a threat to the government. he was an irritant maybe but not a threat. from their blinkered perspective, they saw him as a threat and they overreacted. not only did they overreact, they took on a mission which was outside the channels of institutional channels inside saudi arabia and they made a mess of it. i think people sometimes in history forget to give margin to pure incompetence really, and

. >> are you feeling lucky it's like a dirty marr yiy harr situation.'m shaken by what's happening it's happening faster than the fed seems to realize fed doesn't show -- >> and it's global we have to point out, the slowdown is occurring at a faster rate and certainly foreign markets show that. look at the performance for performance markets international versus our own it's china at the heart of it, even though frankly the consumer here is really not suffering very much as a result of the tariffs it's the perception of this going to continue for some time. it seems to be shaking certain -- some decisions in terms of businesses and potentially, i guess, at the more consumer level. >> let's talk about what the vice-chair said. he said there's nothing in the market that gives the signal that's wrong it's the first amendment he has the right to be wrong but he is wrong. when you see oil fall like this with the speed of light, when you see the freight fall like this, when you see applied materials falling, part of the new economy, when you see the home buil

brian: governor, this is where rick scott's campaign spokesperson said chris harr line.argin mathematically impossible to close in a recount without fraud so why pursue a recount? in the history of our recount we have never had a recount and overturn a gap between 10 and 14,000. this is an exercise that we already note outcome to. if you back what chris hartline is saying, shouldn't the governor be going to washington today as a senator elect? >> i think he should. i do think he is the senator elect from florida. i understand that if you have an election that is close by florida law, if it's less than .5% there is an automatic recount. that's fine. have a recount. what you can't have though is a recounting in which you start showing up with ballots that weren't there on the night of election. or, when you take ballots that have already been disqualified and you toss them in with the ones that are qualified. that's really, i think, the bigger controversy than whether there is going to be a recount. ainsley: now he wants to change the law after the election and say all tho