. >>> the hubbell telescope has a double distinction. an out of this world image as it gets a new lease on life. >>> and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> this week, with stock markets around the world in a panic, how low will they go here? what it fall means for your 401(k) and donald trump's prediction after the shake-up overseas. is neamerica really next? >>> and new at 6:00, an east bay woman who thought she had enough gift cards to >>> check this out. another really cool picture of jupiter as nasa's judo spacecraft closed in on the planet. you could see the wave lengths there. here is how it compares with an amateur image. when the satellite enters the orbit on july 4th, pictures will be crystal clear. this was taken nearly 7 million miles away. on the fourth it will be less than 4,000 miles away from the image. >> and this cluster of stars is 135,000 light years away from earth. it is in the constellation called the dolphin. the image comes as nasa announced the hubbell will plug along for another five years. it launch

. >> reporter: so the sergeant and his fellow responding office patrol man alex hubbell surprised wayneand new bike. >> it was priceless, it was. he was so happy. >> he does use his ear phones, and, riding with no hand and he gets into it and enjoys it. >> reporter: happy moment captured in the photo has been shared around the country. >> they wanted no recognition at all. >> reporter: chief scott pearlman is not surprised his officer's good deeds inspired so many. >> it does help for people to know good things that we do. >> wow. >> words just can't describe the joy that i see in him, and the pride that i have for our officers. >> they made his world, they put a smile back on his face and i cannot thank them enough. >> reporter: high five's all the way around. the sergeant says 99 percent of the fellow officers would have done exactly the same thing that he and patrolman hubbell did. the thief is still out there. if you'd like to tell us your story of brotherly love go to cbs philly.com,/brotherly. high five, nicely done, gentlemen. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:0

. >> reporter: so the sergeant and his fellow responding officer patrolman alex hubbell surprised wayneit was priceless. it was. he was so happy. >> although he is deaf he uses his ear phones and rides with no hands and he gets into it and enjoys it. >> reporter: happy moment captured in the photo has been shared around the country. >> they wanted no recognition at all. >> reporter: chief scott pearlman is not surprised his officer's good deeds inspired so many. >> it does help for people to know got things we do. >> words cannot describe the joy i see in him and pride that i have for our officers. >> they made his world. they put a smile back on his face and i can't thank him enough. >> reporter: the sergeant says 99 percent of his fellow officers would have done same thing he and patrolman hubbell d the thief is still out there if you would like to tell your story of brotherly love, go to cbs philly.com/brotherly. i'll see you tonight. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> if you see a member of the palmyra police department, say thank you. >>> stale head three things y

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to you and me there's nothing special about this picture of neptune from the hubbell telescope, but toastronomers this is a big deal. the dark spot represents what is called a dark vortex. it's 3,000 miles long. the discovery helps scientists better understand the atmosphere of neptune. >>> the george lucas museum will be coming to california, not chicago. yesterday the "star wars" creator said he's done with chicago as a possible site for his museum of narrative art and will bring it back to california, but didn't say where. he said the delay is from a lawsuit that forced sometime try his hand. mayor ed lee is proposing sites on treasure island and on the embarcadero south of the bay bridge. the mayor of los angeles is also jumping in saying his city would be the perfect place for the museum a friendly twitter war of sorts between bart and the l.a. metro. yesterday bart challenged l.a. metro to a poetry slam. the account quickly tweeted multiples. there's a subway in los angeles, transit, not sandwich. except our challenge, your silence is deafening, norcal is best cal. metro eventual

bill clinton came here, hillary clinton from the rose law firm came with webster hubbell, bill kennedyoster. the three left in disgrace. obviously, vince foster died, and the other two had big legal problems. so we know what they thought when they came here. they've run the city now for 25 years, and it's the culture of corruption with them. it is crony capitalism, that's why this foundation story, the clinton family foundation story is so important. >> i think it's one of the most important and underreported stories of our time, just within that 25-year period you mentioned there, of course, there was 8 years of george w. bush. were you exculpating or including him in the quarter century? >> no, i do. but it really began in my opinion, washington, d.c. turned a little bit under the bill clinton regime. lou: let's talk about where we are right now, and that's bill kristol, paul ryan, mitt romney. what are they after? what are they playing at? >> well, first of all, i'm embarrassed for them. to be honest with you, i think that what bill is doing. these guys, i know bill kristol. he is a

to you and me there's nothing special about this picture of neptune from the hubbell telescope, but to astronomers this is a big deal. the dark spot represents what is called a dark vortex. it's 3,000 miles long. the discovery helps scientists better understand the atmosphere of neptune. >>> the george lucas museum will be coming to california, not chicago. yesterday the "star wars" creator said he's done with chicago as a possible site for his museum of narrative art and will bring it back to california, but didn't say where. he said the delay is from a hatfield by a parks group development forced his hand. he tried to get it built in san francisco but was rejected by the presidio trust. mayor ed lee is proposing sites on treasure island and on the embarcadero south of the bay bridge. the mayor of los angeles is also jumping in saying his city would be the perfect place for the museum. >> ahead, a tenant is blind side bid a 425% rent increase. how can this happen in a city >> this is abc7 news. >> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we are starting with a quick look at t

. >>> for groups of stars, nasa's hubbell telescope capture this image of the star cluster.is ten and a half billion years old and it is about 35,000 light years away. yeah. the cluster is located in the scorpion constellation which is home to stars with much higher proportions of metals. >> very pretty. >> very pretty, cool. >> it seems these days more and more people are going green. >> at the top of the a lot of peoples mind and for some at the tops of their homes. it brings up a good question, how does a green roof actually help the environment? it is a lush, green landscape but what does it actually do to help the earth? >> probably lots of plants, grass, living, flowers. >> would probably have the panels, solar panels, i guess some people might put man or something else up there. >> couple good responses. our nicole brewer will have the answer tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> do you have a good question? log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the #cbs-3 good question. >>> well, those green roofs getting lots of rain. >> yes. >> moisture for

we've looked at new stars from the hubbell. we've looked at new planets using pluto. we spawned a new satellite servicing industry. and we've also looked out for the planet. whether it's in huntsville, alabama or at the goddard space agency, we've moved this forward. we need our science agency to be able to sell their products. that's why we fund the pa trent trademark office. senator shelby and i believe private property needs to be protected, but intellectual property is private property and we want to make sure that our patent office is able to be not a bottleneck but a pathway to protecting this. we also promote the trade administration and the economic development administration. i look forward to robust amendment process to address the issues related to safety and security and other aspects of the bill. so i would hope that our colleagues would come forth, debate. there is no restrictions here to debate and then to offer their amendments. now's the time to seize the moment, and i look forward to working with my colleague, senator shelby, and all of our colleague