hubbell has completely revolutionized our understanding of the universe. the way how we understand how the university works. with webb we will be able to push, push further and learn new things about the universe. >> reporter: strong says what she's most excited for is how telescope will answer questions scientists haven't thought to ask. >>> this telescope does not come cheap, it will cost more than $8 billion. in the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist kate bilo. >>> from florida to fill at fightins have arrived and we will hear from the gm coming up next. w leon greets sixers in cleveland, oh, no, sports is up next. >>> it is beautiful, everything i remember and more >>and emotional reunion after this stolen painting is re united with its rightful owner, the blemish that helped crack the case, and the mystery that still unsolved ahead on "eyewitness news". circumstantial shut down robert covington and jahlil okafor for remaining seven games because of knee injuries number two, calves are in a major slump, add those together and you get

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we heard about hubbell already and other telescopes that are exploring further. although this is still in the future that will launch june 2018 by using that planet is sosa dividend they are excessive will it can see the animation of it here. we will try to assess the greenhouse gas content are data right temperature? gases that don't belong with the oxygen ozone methane deal had any closing thoughts? >> as the exo but the same cost of the papers as san cost of the repair of the first exo plan is ever discovered announced in 1995. thousands of the mitt but none of the un have had that many in habitable planets this is going for data rapid pace but they were launching soon but what is being planned right now open to the universe and these exo planets. ideally the telescopes that will give us the most information are yet to be invented. many questions that we have when you cds observations. it is way more beautiful and weigh more amazing. so how do we open up the lion's? but the questions that our able to be answered and then to a imagines what these other worlds l

. >> this telescope will be over a hundred times more sensitive than the hubbel.s: all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the white house is fighting back against the investigation into possible links between the trump campaign and russia, claiming the press and congress should focus instead on allegations the obama administration conducted political surveillance of the trump team. in a moment we'll discuss the fallout with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. but first, let's bring in fox news correspondent kevin corke with the latest from the white house. kevin? >> reporter: chris, as is usually the case in washington scandals, it's the cover-up and not the crime that usually ensnares, and there are legitimate questions about that with respect to the ongoing controversy over what house intelligence committee chair devin nuÑes knew about possible surveillance of trump aides and how he came about getting that information. nuÑes, you may recall, claimed to have such compelling information, he needed to rush to the white

. >> this week the hubbell telescope took this snapshot of jupiter.an see the planet's beautiful bands and raging storms. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> we'll start with live doppler 7 showing clouds a. light rain and showers. we'll get heavier rain coming in later this evening. 24-hour rainfall totals impressive especially in the north bay where we've seen almost 3 inches in san rafael. 2 1/2 in santa rosa, inch and a half in napa. we'll see lower totals under a third -- just over a third of an inch in san jose, and just over half an inch at mof at field. on we go looking to the sierra where winter storm warning is in effect until 6:00 this evening. we expect 6 to 12 inches of snow from this storm. above 4,000 feet -- did i say 6:00 this evening? 6:00 tomorrow evening. i beg your pardon. someone just corrected me. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. and here is a look at the look t accuweather seven-day forecast. it will bring chilly conditions tomorrow with highs only up to 60 degrees in the warm est locations. sun

john grunsfeld, the hubble repairman, the eight-hour space walk to fix the hubbell there was and fantastic event and the kids will never be the same. i talked to a lot of those kids and i can tell you they'll never be the same in terms of their excitement and interest in science emerging from that event. the mathletes honoring outstanding teachers and mentors and the president was typically scheduled for what they call in the white house jargon one click. he comes in and says congratulations and one picture is taken and then he leaves what are regarded by the schedulers as more important things and the president never went to one of those events by shaking hands with every single winner without talking about where they came from and so on and driving his schedulers nuts, but again, showing an extraordinary degree of interest in support for science, technology, and teaching and mentoring around science and technology. he launched an unprecedented number of initiatives around science and technology and virtually all of them were based on using public/private academic partnerships to make pro