were one should, they reached interstellar space and voyager two is in the outermost layer of the helio sphere where the solar wind is slowed by pressure. as each spacecraft continues on its voyage and transmit scientific information backan to earth we are left to wonder if the great steve martin may still be proven right that one day we will receive a forward response from intelligence life somewhere in the universe has received the goldethat receivedthe golden rey request send more chuck berry. for life isn't just a question of casual interest. in the transition authorization act of 2017, which was signed into law by president trump, this committee added a short phrase to the mission the search for life's origin, evolution, distribution and future in the universe. the atlantic has described the short but momentous praise as a visionary one setting the stage for a far-reaching effort that could have as profound an impact on the century as the apollo program had on the 20th. since the enactment of the transition authorization act of 2017, we have even more reason to be encouraged that w

helio physics, understanding the processes of the sun, space weather. in astrophysics, completing jwst, and w first would be the current top priorities. we are about to engage in the astrophysics community in our process of looking at the proposed missions of identifying the next set of priorities. i think we'll begin by thinking about the key driving questions. the search for life will certainly be one, others will include understanding the processes of galaxy formation, star formation, and universal destruction. and in earth science and space, as ranking member markie mentioned earlier, using the vantage point of space to watch the changing environment is another key part of nasa's mission. >> the remarks started with the greeks and the planets, and i think a priority should be finding the true birth twin -- true earth twin. it is a huge problem, but something that america is leading the way. the star shade is not being developed in any other country. >> we want to look -- to search for faraway planets, but we also want to make sure we do our work her

there will beink another helio physics -- coming up reasonably soon. having been involved in the , if nasa instructs the prioritieswait those , that becomes part of the process. nasa has a whole earth science and applied science area where they are doing critical work to support farmers with drought information and crop information. i think that balance is critical . in the earth sciences, i know this is top of mind. >> thank you. touch briefly on -- maybe we can follow up in writing, but i've seen your remarks on the importance of diverse and find the work forces that make these critical scientific achievements possible. can you comment on how important invest in our nation's children through their early education and through collegiate and postgraduate studies to ensure we have a pipeline of people like the four of you who can carry on this important research and make great strides for space exploration? >> if we don't focus on increasing diversity in science, to me, it is not just something nice to do, it is something we have to do. at the smithsoni

later alexander the great name the place heliopolis and made it sacred to the sun god helio's. and it was here too that the romans built their mighty temple to jupiter two thousand years ago but that temple too did not survive the passage of time. it wasn't until the nineteenth century that the ruins were rediscovered travelers in the orient sought out the remains of the temple it was no longer believers in the data who came but the leaders are not and stead of offerings they brought strange operator says in whose windows the world appeared upside down. with these operators is they imagine they could possess themselves of the past and present. since that time the eye of the buddha has been governed. by the viewfinder of the camera. sacrifices are no longer made to jupiter on the altar here once twenty meters high it has long been in ruins as. the arch crafted by the sculptors of antiquity lies in fragments on the ground. we wander amidst the ruins and find them quite prodigious wrote the great french novelist with stuff from bear when he visited the orient in eight hundred fift

. >> helio setting records and usually wet in helio as it is but when they set record rainfalls that'stty impressive. so far it's pulling away, continues to pull away, but now the air is just so tropical in nate and the trade winds have kicked in they're getting their usual thormunderstorms on saturd ground. as far as lane goes it's just about over. great news. really took the turn. >> it did. >> it fell hard. >> followed tract. >> that was so nice. let's take a look at what's going on at home. nice to see both of you this morning. hope you had a great weekend and hope everybody else did also. it's gray this morning with temperatures in the upper 50s. we're going to be below average this afternoon. even with some afternoon sunshine, the typical roll back to the coast as we head towards lunch and looks like this is going to be the case the next several days. there's no summer heat. it's missing. expect overcast conditions at night and areas of mist closer to san francisco and the coast like we have this morning. see how stout the sea breeze is. look at the low-lying clouds into the cent

the military have a system where they used helio graphs, a system of using mirrors reflecting light to signal. negative signal on top of that mountain. that person could observe everything coming and the information to be transmitted and there was a whole system. this was part of a system of forts author seven new mexico. this building here was where the noncommissioned officers stayed. this would have been sergeants" rules and they would be responsible for the men who would be crammed into this space over here so this is the barracks for the enlisted men. wise started in its first life was 13 years. 1865 1878, there was a cavalry .ompany and infantry company ,here was room for 75 man tightly packed there slick bunkbeds. the army had a standard fort. of air that was supposed to circulate. now, i standing right would guess we are in the mid to upper 90's and we're only in june. these men were wearing heavy uniforms. i imagine it would of been brutal to be stationed here. the heat would have been overwhelming. was not afford that engaged a lot of battles with native americans. whatever,

missions and research and a number of crucial areas including astrophysics, planetary science and helio physics. of all the portfolios within the science mission directorate that is often overlooked is earth science. with deadly fires gripping california and greece, extreme hurricanes in the atlantic. and searing heat waves and droughts around the world, our investment and nasa's earth science and climate research programs and missions must be both abundant and unwavering. nasa's essential earth observation missions including the carbon monitoring system, the orbiting carbon observatory 2. and the gravity climate experiment, give us evidence that the climate is changing. if we are willing to pay attention, this information can help us prepare for more dangerous future. we must be sure that nasa's earth science program has the resources necessary to provide our scientists with the latest data so that congress and agencies across the government can combat this problem head on. so that our planet earth to the home to many future generations to come. finally, we are very fortunate to have d

the military had a system where they used what are called helio graphs, basically system of using mirrors and refracting light to signal. so they could put a person on top of that mountain and that person could observe everyone coming, and the information could be transmitted down here. there was a whole system. this fort was part of a system of forts through southern new mexico. this building here was where noncommissioned officers stayed. this would have been sergeants and corporals, and they would have been responsible for the crammed into be this space over here. so this is the barracks for the .nlisted men 1865,rt was started in and its first life was 13 years, 1865 to 1878. there were two companies here. a cavalry company, and an infantry company. there was room for 75 men in each barracks, so very tightly packed. they slept in bunk beds. the army had a standard for the amount of air that was supposed to circulate. this barracks did not meet that standard. if i had to guess, i would say it is in the mid to upper 90's right now and we are only in june. these men were wearing heavy, w

i want to show you it's been raining for nearly 24 hours straight in helio from 4:00 yesterday to 4:00 this morning. it was raining an inch per hour already. look at that, 12 inches of rain. and the winds, let's talk about that real quick. you can see they're offshore, the yellow the tropical storm force winds creeping so much closer to the big island, about 30 miles out. as we get deeper into this system my concern is going to be more with the flooding from the rain than from the winds because here you go, watch the dramatic left-hand turn. we just missed it. i'll show it to you when we come back and the bulk of the winds will stay offshore but the rain, flooding is on the way. we'll talk more about that coming up too. >> thanks, mike. >>> hawaii is not accustomed to hurricanes. the last storm to directly hit one of the islands was 26 years ago and that proved to be a disaster. for people hoping to get to the islands today is the last day to get there. matt keller is live at mineta san jose international. matt? >> reggie, flights have been taking off from san jose on time to hawaii al

three years later he transformed denmark's louisiana museum of modern art into a riverbed all of your helio son and his sister share lots of fun memories of their childhood in reykjavik their pop up restaurant is housed in the marshall mouse a former fish meal factory. live both long dreamed of operating a restaurant in this building which is now a cultural center. we thought on my father was he was a cook on a fishing boat. a friend of ours labor has a restaurant in this room already. so it's just an idea we discussed we could do something here. for around three months and. yes will be able to enjoy the siblings artistic and colin or any creations in the u.s. so we kitchen one on one. if this goes well with my try it again next year and that's all maybe in london on one biggest city but it would also be fun to do it in other places like in a at is about four to berlin the city is like the sibling second home so they can imagine opening a restaurant there maybe even one that will stick around for a while. from pop up restaurants to ancient roman ruins we move on now to a brief look at how t

in three years later he transformed denmark's louisiana museum of modern art into a riverbed all of helio son and his sister share lots of fun memories of their childhood in reykjavik their pop up restaurant is housed in the marshall house a form of fish meal factory. live both long dreamed of operating a restaurant in this building which is now a cultural center. we thought on my father. he was a cook on a fishing boat. a friend of ours labor has a restaurant in this room are ready. so it's just an idea we discussed we could do something here. for around three months and. guests will be able to enjoy the sibling's artistic and commentary creations in the us so we kitchen one o one. if this goes well we might try it again next year or so maybe in london i'm going to get fifty but it would also be fun to do it in other places like in a at is about more berlin the city is like the sibling second home so they can imagine opening a restaurant there maybe even one that will stick around for a while. it's been over forty one years since the king of rock n roll elvis presley passed away from car

the helio center expectations are revolutionary. >> we're going to learn about how our sun really worksrst time on a new scale and new place, in a way never before done. >> it's going to take 7 years to get to the closest point where the solar probe may burn up. slingshoting off of venus' gravity seven times. solar wind and the radiation impacts earth's atmosphere. weather satellites and power grids. there's great interest among the world's scientists what more we can learn about the sun. without which we don't exist, dana. 3:33a.m. eastern time. >> dana: you get the best assignments, thanks. peruvian soccer fans find an injured dog in russia during the world cup. stot require doesn't end there. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands? ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. what does help for heart ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like emily cooking d

officials said they unloaded 40,000 pounds of equipment when they were given orders to repack and head to helio. >> women can have a bigger say in how california based companies are run if a bill passes this week. the state assembly is set to discuss a measure requiring women on the board of directors. it's passed the state senate. supporters say women in leadership roles can ensure greater protections in the workplace against problems like sexual harassment. critics say this violates the constitution and can be challenged on equal protection grounds. bloomberg reports there are more than 450 public traded companies in california. women hold less than 16% of board room seats >>> get ready to have your mind blown by the numbers i'm going to serve you. delays to the high-speed rail between l.a. and the bay area could add billions more to the cost of the projects. the "l.a. times" reports to hit the 2033 billion budget, officials will have to increase daily spending by up to nine times over the next four years. if the target date is missed, inflation will reportedly raise the cost of the project b

. >> i think there will be another helio physics the cable coming up reasonably soon and having been involved in the process, wings like if nasa instructs the academy to await those priorities that is part of the process. >> i would add nasa has an applied science area where they are doing critical work to support farmers with crop information and that balance is important and critical in the earth sciences. this is top of mind. >> i just wanted to touch briefly with you, maybe we can follow up in writing but i have seen your remarks recently on the importance of diversifying the workforces that make all of these critical scientific achievements possible. can you comment on how important it is that we invest in our nation's children throughout their early education as well as collegiate and postgraduate studies to ensure we have a pipeline of people like the four of you who can carry on this important research and greater strides for american space expiration? >> if we don't focus on increasing diversity in science, technology, engineering and math we are doing a disservice to our co

. >> heavy rain is falling near helio as the bands reached the east coast of the big island. authorities are warning the storm is life threatening. hurricane warnings are posted for the state's mostp populated areas, including honolulu. >> we got a ticket very, very serious -- we got to take it very, very seriously. we're working together to make sure we plan for the worst and hope for the best. >> the u.s. navy is moving out ships and snessprep for evacuations. all public schools are closed today and tomorrow to prepare the buildings as evacuation centers. >> if you have a tripped planned in the next few days the 7 on your side team says you can rebook for free but the flight usually has to be within a couple weeks. if the airline cancels your flight, you get your money back. we have information for all of the major carriers on abc7news.com. you can go to the 7 on your side page for all the details >>> this morning investigators say mollie tibbetts and her accused killer lived in the same rural iowa town but unclear whether they knew each other. hundreds gathered for a memor

a month starting today in that exclusive interview with you this morning moviepass ceo and ceo of heliospass explained their new strategy. >> what it really does at 89.95 -- 9.95 appeals to people abandoning the theatre the proxy for that is a year ago, in 2017 it was the worst year in 25 years in the box office. this first half of this year is up 9%. >> we -- business model was o to let sustainable we knew we had to adjust down the road also, have ancillary revenues like making our movies bought a studio out of cla things like that. >> despite that quarterly report helios, said moviepass left three months worth of cash left a lawsuit against company kooufz fans are worth defrauding will shareholders. >> motive over garth brooks king of country, at least when it comes to money forbes says luke bryan earned 52 million dollars the past year thanks largely to tour, his job as a judge on "american idol" a few endorsements brooks did okay issued a more than 45 million dollars, kenny came in third, 37 million dollars. okay. the girl scouts are adding a new cookie for upcoming 2019 season yeah,

the company is operated by helio s and they had some situations too where they said we're going to increase the price to 14.95 per month subscribers hated that and they dropped it back down to 9.95 now you have a limit of three movies per month and if you want to see a new form you can only see it within the first two weeks after that. so for all of those viewers who are angry or want to learn more i know, neil tomorrow morning, you are going to be interviewing the ceo at 7:30 a.m. eastern time on fox business because you're filling in for maria on mornings are maria. it's going to be an interesting interview because you'll have to ask all these important questions what's going on with this company. neil: do i have to ask that or just say like how are you doing? >> [laughter] you do better than that neil and you know it. neil: thank you christina very very much. >> thank you. neil: charlie gasparino is here, taking a look at twitter and charming conservatives trying to i guess? charlie: they're not doing this for reasons we should point out. jack doors it is a silicon valley liberal, some o

to the above mentioned exploration missions nasa must carry out earth science, planetary science, helio physics and astrophysics research as well as aeronautics research. there four main strengths i bring to the table. first, over and over again, i have led organizations through difficult situations by creating an atmosphere of collaborative teamwork that turns visions and goals into reality. when i was on the appropriations staff director we got all the appropriations bills done. but that entailed getting consensus with democrat and republican members, their staff, the agencies, cbo, the house, omb and the white house. one year, only two bills were expected to pass. we worked both sides of the island together 13 were and acted. to do that it took a complete command of the federal budget and legislative processes. that was a feat then and as we see, it remains one today. second, i able to focus on helping to lead a situation that continually tends toward disorder. that goes from helping manage most of the senate's operations to quickly reacting to cybersecurity threats. third, nasa is b