space telescope. >> hubble was launched in 1990. from above the earth's atmosphere it gave us a completely new view of the universe. hubble orbits just a few hundred miles above the earth. but it's able to capture stunning images of galaxies close to the very edge of our universe. and some of these are so far away that they're of events that occurred billions of years ago, not long after the universe was formed. it's taken so long for the light from these stars to reach us that we're looking back in time. with its new instruments, hubble can look even further back, to the time that the first stars began to shine. for nearly 20 years hubble has sent back pictures like these that have thrilled and inspired a generation. >> hubble more than any other telescope has really just captured that enthusiasm that many of us have for astronomy, asking those big questions about where did it all come from anyway and what is our universe made of >> what a beautiful spaceship we're on. >> astronaut's completed the final servicing mission earlier th

the hubble telescope has been fitted with a new camera. its first images are brighter and sharper and even better and stunning. he has been looking as what has been beamed back. >> for years, the hubble space telescope has captured the beauty and majesty of the universe. these pictures are the best yet. this one is of a dying star. its contents spill out like the wings of a cosmic pulse of light. inside this cluster is a star being born. these are pictures taken using a new camera. it is able to see things in the universe that have never been seen before. >> these instruments give hubble a fantastic capability it has not had before. it shows you more detail. it shows you a richness of phenomenon. it shows you the things that are further away and more exciting. >> three, two, one, liftoff of the space shuttle discovery. >> it was launched in 1990. it gave as a completely new view of the universe. hubbell or it's just a few hundred miles above the earth. it is able to capture stunning images of galaxies by our universe. some of them are so f

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hubble is back in action. the new pictures, new evidence that last may's servicing mission to the iconic space telescope worked perfectly. >> thank god we didn't break it. >> reporter: today astronauts joked, but it was the most compx space repair ever. the mission, once almost scrapped for good because it was so dangerous. its five complicated space walks had plenty of curables, including a bolt that didn't want to budge. >> i think it's safe to say never have so many scientists owed so much to two guys who fixed a stuck bolt. >> reporter: the new pictus are just the beginning for the 19-year-old telescope now expected to live another ten years. looking back into the universes past and building toward a future that may find light on other planets. >> in this century we are going to have the capability of finding a planet we can say has life on it. >> reporr:tecientists say r: hubble's new lease on life is a first step toward that, a journey promising to capture more breath-taking finds along the way. >> one o

hubble is back in action. the new pictures, new evidence that last may's servicing mission to the iconic space telescope worked perfectly. >> thank gode didn't break it. >> reporter: today, astronauts joked, but it was the most complex space repair ever. the mission once almost scrapped for good because it was so dangerous. its five complicated space walks have plenty of curableserve bal including a bolt that didn't want to budge. >> two guys fixed a stuck bolt. >> reporter: new pictures are just a beginning for the 19-year-old telescope, now expected to live another ten years.y looking back into the universe's past and building toward a future that may find life on other planets. >> in this century, we are going to have the capability of finding a planet that we can say has life on it. >> reporter: scientists say hubble's new lease on life is a first step toward that. a journey prompting to capture more breath-taking finds along the way. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> how do you contemplate something billions

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spectacular images from space, the first since the hubble telescope was repaired. >>> blind sided. she wanted to give $1 million in winks for a school to the deaf and blind. her husband's creditors had a different idea in mind. what a mess. >>> and twist and shout. the beatles, like you've never >>> and twist and shout. the beatles, like you've never heard them before. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening. the speech the president is going to give tonight is an important one. the president will speak about health care reform to a joint session of congress. only 15 times since 1952 has a president, other than state of the union speeches, made such an address to congress. in excerpts from the speech released by the white hoe, the president will say, i am not the first president to take up this cause, but i aindermteed to be the last.rm what we are seen in these last months is the same partisan spectacle that only hardens the disdain many americans have toward their own government. instead of honest debate, we have seen scare tactics. the time for bngickeris over. the time

no, seriously, we made hubble brand new. this was a complete hubble makeover. we put in the wide field camera with a new detector that would just blow everybody away when we see those pictures. we put in a spekt ro graph that will look into the deep physics. it breaks up the light coming from the different galaxies into its colors that allows us to do the physics and astro fizzix and understands the structure of the universe and light on dark matter. we brought two cameras back to life and we put life-extending capabilities into hubble such that it is almost a brand new telescope. i feel so good about that that when finally i gave hubble a last little pat and a salute, i sort of said to myself inside the space station, you're the man. of course, it's a satellite. and good luck on the voyages and i felt not sadness at that, but incredible satisfaction that we had achieved those challenges and we were sending hubble off on what is a brand new adventure. >> well said. well said. that's great. [ applause ] . >> i have a question. is it possible to have absolute zer

because the hubble's operations are headquartered here in baltimore. take a look at these out of the world images. the first is a heavily packed cluster. glazing hot blue stars and cooler red ones. it also shot this photo of galaxy ng6317. nasa unveiled these crisp and clear images, following imaging to the telescope last may. going back in time to the edge of the big bang. >> wild. thank you, alex. >>> and these are the first shots of the hubble since the billion-dollar repair mission last spring. >> i'm still amazed every time i see those pictures. >>> clouds hovering. it's just a little cooler than usual. meteorologist tim williams has the numbers from weather. tim, no chances of us seeing hubble-like pictures today, huh? >> i don't think so. we are looking at those clouds kai mentioned just kind of hanging around. we've seen periodically some showers moving around through the region. much of the showers you see to the east and northeast of the area, is from a low just offshore. 59% relative humidity. as we take a look. harper's ferry, along the nor

ln essotoch soo lesson tol sool >>. >> the hubble space telescope officially made a comeback.oday at nasa headquarters in southwest d.c., we saw the first deep space photos taken by hubble since astronauts gave it a major overhaul in the spring. the telescope is providing the sharpest, clearest pictures yet of the cosmos in all its glory. so part images captured by the new cameras include stars bursting to life and a butterfly-shaped nebula trillions of light years away. >> one of the astronauts was in our area today as part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the space agency. they are spending astrouts all over the country to talk to school children. today one astronaut visited a school in greenbelt. >> the telescope can see it very well. this is the type of picture that allows scientists to figure out how the universe formed. reporter: bruce was aboard spaus shuttle "discovery" back in 1990 when the crew deployed the world's most famous telescope. >> this is the hubble space telescope. we were just lifting it out of the payload bay. >> reporter: he talked with students a

maryland is home to two organizations responsible for the management of the hubble program. the goddard flight center in greenbelt and center at johns hopkins university in baltimore. >>> he claimed he loved choob -- george clooney. >> so much show he took off some of his clothes to prove it. the strip teas less than flattering but hardly legitimate. >>> fire crews saw smoke coming from this curtis bay row home. the fire that left two women in the hospital. >>> first, business news with jeremy hubbard with abc. >> reporter: we begin your "moneyscope report" with fresh evidence the recession may be over. a new survey from the federal reserve finds economic activity stabilizing or improving in most parts of the country. manufacturing and automakers have been especially strong this quarter as companies refill their depleted stockpiles. experts warn shoppers must start spending more money to maintain any recovery. >>> despite signs the economy is picking up companies are in no rush to hire back the millions of workers who lost jobs during the recession. the u.s. had a record low

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captured by the hubble space telescope. they are the first photos since astronauts conducted a series of very delicate spacewalks earlier this year to make the final repairs to the 19-year-old telescope. abc2 news ryan owens is in houston. >> reporter: our eye in the sky is seeing again and what a view. glimpses of galaxies light years from our own. snapshots of crowded star clusters 12 billion years old. hubble is back and better than ever. >> it's bringing these pictures down and taking us average people on an incredible journey out to the edges of the universe that we now see and it's like we're there. >> reporter: six million light years away in the middle of this spiral galaxy its blue haze, stars being born. or in the midst of 100,000 stars, the bright colors aren't just beautiful, they show scientists the temperature of the stars. blue are the hottest, red the coolest, all more than 10 billion years old. >> perhaps the most memorable of the new images shows a dying star nasa has nicknamed the butterfly. those wings m

these are just the recently refurbished hubble telecope pictures. >> the sharpest photos yet of cosmic beauty complete with the heavenly glow. nasa unveiled the first photos since its billion-dollar repair mission earlier this year. the images of dplaxies are sharper than previous photos taken of the same places by hubble before the upgrade. it's awesome to see. >> looks like a paint store right there. that was beautiful. weather and traffic every 10 minutes. here's justin. >> by the way, those meteor crashes from uper i think we were looking at. i know, i'm just a little geek. i understand. i'll say it for you. let's go outside. we have a coastal flood advisory. that is because of the strong easterly wind not so much the heavy rain. that could add to the problems. also, we have small craft advisories, the pink there. the times of interest here, high tide this morning in baltimore, fort mchenry 10:51, and 11:50 tonight. i understand there's a variation of be a hour, hour and a half up and down the bay but those are the vantage points between 11 and midnight tonight we could have the wo

here is that same galaxy photographs in vivid detail by one of hubble's new cameras. some o include aclinude a close-upiew aof nebula, which is a dying star blowing off its outer atmosphere, shaped like a butterfly. and a cluster of five galaxies. coming up, steve jobs back on the job. (announcer) take your time to find the right time with cialis for daily use... a clinically proven, low-dose tablet for erectile dysfunction you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. don't drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than 4 hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision stop taking cialis and call your doctor right away. (announcer) 36-hour ciali

the hubble has given astronauts crystal-clear images of faraway galaxies, star clusters.he hubble underwent a risky repair mission, not knowing if the 19-year-old telescope would survive. these pictures are proof it worked and hubble is expected to live another decade. >> those are absolutely stunning pictures. >> hard to believe they exist out there. it's amazing, really. >> 6:21 is the time now. time again for traffic and weather on the 1s. tom, what did you think of those pictures? >> fantastic. here on planet earth, here's a picture of our sky. low, gray clouds racing over washington, coming in from the east, moving west. a coastal low pressure system is getting closer to the coast. as a result, winds will pick up. an increased chance of rain. on radar, we are getting a few nght showers in southern ecto he nor tern neck of virginia but otherwise most of the region is dry this morning but it's cool. ace this coastal low gets closer, where you see the pink zone, that's a gale warning. we don't gethose very often. gusts of 45 miles an hour this afternoon with two to thre

new photos taken by the hubble telescope.ges of galaxies and nebulas are sharper than previous hubble photos thanks to its billion dollar upgrade. >>> melody oudin's magical run at the u.s. open is over. the unseeded 17-year-old from georgia who knocked out three top players in the open lost tonight 6-2, 6-2 in the quarterfinals. oudin never expected to get this far. turned out she had to switch hotels after her reservation ran out. she moved to the hotel next door. still, a fine showing for that georgia girl. >> it was, indeed. still ahead, "360" m.d. sanjay gupta at work in afghanistan. we'll show you where he caught a few winks after he had some down time. >>> how does president obama's make or breaking health care reform speech go over with americans? did he get his message across?

the latest hubble photos released by nasa. >>> good morning. it's thursday, september 10th. i'm patrice harris. >>>a camden yards caper, we're going to get to the bottom of that in a few minutes, but first we need to check with meteorologist steve fertig. and you know, why would you want to steal the statute. >> i don't know. >> they didn't get very far, megan g going to gill us in on n that. >>> yesterday we got away without a whole lot of rain, but today there's better chances. the low pressure is sitting off there and it's going to move north and east -- north and west and it's going to bring us better chances of rain. right now at the bus stop, looking at cloudy skies, and the showers. 66 degrees starting out. not going to see a big budge in temperatures. eastern shore getting to 70, but everybody else in the 60s. here is what we're looking at, that is hd radar indicating the showers moving in from the east and with it come stronger winds as we sit between a high and a low, and the wind means up around 15-20-miles per hour. there are gusts higher in the 20s, again that s

they are a glimpse of distant galaxies through hubbell -- hubble's all seeing eye.ies about 6 million light years from us. in the constellation -- one of my favorites -- curse a major -- ursa major. >> nasa only released 10 so far today. these were taken in june and july. remember, back in may, astronauts went out there for that last job. that is a shot of a dying star, but it still looks like a butterfly dying star. that is the old telescope on the bottom, and the new on the top. if we froze those, you could see that direct comparison. the one on top is the new improved telescope. $1 billion in repairs. two new instruments completely replaced. they were not working before. you can see the difference in accuracy and color is just unbelievable. if you thought the old hubble space telescope was of inspiring, -- awe-inspiring, this certainly portends what is to come. martha: nothing more beautiful than nature. trace: a new study ranks cell phones by radiation level. ?7 if you're like a lot of people, you have high blood pressure... and you have high cholesterol. you've

they're from the hubble telescope. can you see that? steve: yes. take a listen to bernie madoff caught coaching witnesses to fool s.e.c. lawyers. >> obviously, first of all, this conversation never took place. brian: i'm starting to think madoff is corrupt. guess who's here. chris everett is here. >> i'm here. brian: yes, you are. >> the musician, chris everett. steve: chris everett on the drums. "beatles rock star" that came out yesterday. brian: i feel like the guy in school who didn't take an instrument. chris is here to tell us thousand stay healthy and talk tennis. happy birthday to my only real freend ryan phillippe. he is 35 today ex-looks 34. (announcer) time brings new wisdom new aches and pains, ...and new questions about which pain reliever is right for your body. tylenol 8 hour works with your body, with one layer that dissolves quickly... ...one layer that lasts all day ...and no layers that irritate your stomach the way that ibuprofen can. it's tough on your body pain. not on your body. a tornado hits, air life denver takes off... the

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. >>> the hubble space fell scope is back in action and better than ever.gency releases the first images captured by hubble since it underwent a billion. >> look at that. my goodness. -- repairs and upgraded last spring. >> it's not about budgets, line items or memos. it's about science, it's about technology, discovery and our american character and about the future of our children. >> reporter: scientists say they are in awe of the clarity and detail of these new images which show formations trillions of miles away. and some of them we have never seen before. this is so beautiful. >> it was a mission that almost didn't happen. it was initially cancelled and had to lobby to get nasa to restore this. we are grateful they did and the butterfly nebula earlier, stunning stuff there. stunning. just around the corner. and to the men and women at the portion county fair which opens today in upper marlboro, maybe a little wet tonight. but the weekend is looking better. if you are going to the portion county fair you might want to hold off. though they certainly we

scientists say they could take as good as pictures as the hubble space telescope, but a much cheaper price. >>> and a disabled woman is being hailed as truly inspirational after becoming the first female quadriplegic to sail solo around britain. it took her 40 days to beat the odds. what's more, her record trip also raised nearly $50,000 for charity. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day today. the dow opens at 9,496 after shedding 47 points monday, the s&p dropped 8, the nasdaq, 19 points. this morning in tokyo the nikkei gained 37 points, and the hang seng gained 148 points. >>> for the last 40 years, september has spelled selloff on wall street, and if august was any indication, this september will likely be no different. after suffering its biggest loss in 15 years monday, chinese shares were steadied today by upbeat economic data shows china's economy maintained upward momentum in august. the threat of a slowdown in global energy demand spilled over into u.s. markets monday sending oil prices below $70 a barrel. that sent chevron and exxon down 1%

they included the motion to carry the hubble space telescope into orbit. >>> tonight, we're getting aof the first deep space photos taken from the hubble telescope since earlier this year. a team of astronauts replaced broken parts and installed two new camerasle that take crystal- clear breathtaking pictures. these photos show bright lights, halos from galaxies thousands of light areas away. >> the technology and people and science thatill come out of it is so much more far- reaching than we could have imagined. and it really is the d haavt hwea e true. that we have a telescope with all of this capability. >> all but one of the photos from the telescope were taken from inside the milky way galaxy. >>> now, to the state of the washington redskins. it's countdown to kickoff for the skins. >> for the second straight year, the schedule makers have made life difficult for the skins as they opened the season or tried to. dave feldman is live with more on. that. >> reporter: for the second straight year, the redskins have to open up the season at the new york giants. a tough opponent under

. >>> scientists are stunned by new images taken by the hubble space telescope. they show galaxies and nebulas revealing sharp colors and brilliant halos of light. and they credit the hubble's new sight to snarts from atlant lat. >>> among them, the boss, bruce springsteen. also, robert deniro. and mel brooks. the awards will be given in december. >>> and rescue crews in australia today use high-technical ras to locate a dog trapped deep inside a cave for four days. there he is. scooby's family and friends cheered. there they go, when they finally got him out, and apparently there was a lot of tail wagging going on. we'll see that apparently eventually or maybe not at all. >>> it is ten minutes past the hour. let's go back outside to matt. >> we love happy endings, ann. thank you very much. mr. roker's got a check of the weather. >> that's right, we do. you know, it's been a long time since we've had a good pair of lederhosen on the plaza. what's your name? >> maximilian. >> you're from germany. >> sure. >> is there chafing that goes on with that? >> traditional.

you know, i wrote the book, "journey through time" which is hubble space telescope. from the new cameras that just put up back in july. this is called the butterfly. but let me tell you this. all of these pictures are xhin our own galaxy with the exception of what you saw there at the very beginning where you have three, four galaxies together but do you know that these pictures that we are looking at, they took place thousands of years before the pyramids were built, you know, where these images are very, very old. they just took a long time to get here. >> wow. i mean, it is -- indecreed i will. looks like some of them were actually seen -- i don't know. the stars burning up or -- do they have explanations for some of the more spectacular? this butterfly one, what is that we are looking at? >> well, what it is is the slowing out. beginning of a solar system probably. you see what our own solar system back 4.5 million years ago was harmed, it was like this, too. the star sartz going into pure hydrogen in the middle and burning and then it throws off all of the stuff

did a total repair job on hubble. they fixed two instruments that were dead and hadn't been operating for a long time. >> at the same time it's doing this cutting-edge science, it's bringing these pictures down. and taking us, people, to the edge of the universe, to the gala galaxies, billions of light years away. it's like we're there. >> the image you're seeing is actually 6 million years old. that's the light on your screen, left that galaxy 6 million years ago. and it took 6 million years for the photons of light to get on the camera. the blue haze you see on the outer side, the edges of the galaxy, are baby stars being born. we look at it as a new beginning. it's not a 19-year-old telescope. it's a new telescope again. >> the proud men behind the mission at nasa. we'll be right back. talk about a wake up call. i had a heart attack at 57. my doctor told me .i should've been... doing more for my high cholesterol. what was i thinking? but now i trust my heartto lipitor. when diet and exercise are not enough, adding

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and, he called in his longtime friend, webster hubble and you recount how he talked to his friend, whoe was thinking of planning to appoint to a high position in the administration and he gave him a couple of secret orders, so he asked them to questions that you recalin the book. first was who killed jfk, and the second was are there ufo's? as ias reading this was thinking wow, how did we get to that point in u.s. history that this young, very bright, very well educate president with esseially takin so seriouy a couple of conspiracy theies? >> guest: that is why i cluded the incident in the book because theyhink it is revealing by 1992 it got to the poinwhere the head of government have conspiracy theories about the government so what i explore in the book exactly is how did we get to this point, at bill clinton himself with think that there was perhaps some government involvement and a cover-up of ufo's or a cover-up in the kennedy assassination or there were secret government files sowhere that webb hubble now could put his han on and that all it took was access and then you could fi

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dust that look like christmas lights and fireworks and jelly fish, all thanks to the repairs to the hubblee telescope. the long time and beloved host of prairie host said he drove himself to a hospital after feeling ill. he's undergoing tests until friday. today, he thanks his fans for their good wishes. he'll be there for the first radio show in st. paul.cú6ujeìá& >>> a big name in hollywood, the legendary columnist, the gate keeper of the by gone era. he was 87 years old. what a gathering at lincoln center in new york to remember walter kron cite. the celebration of his life brought together two american presidents, entertainment and genuine heroes among the thousands of guests. president clinton, in his eulogy spoke about something cronkite did for him in the post monica lewinsky affair. >> in a very crazy summer, we were up on martha's vineyard. we said betsy and i want you to go sailing with us. you and hillary and chelsea. we go out and sail around. he said, somebody might take a picture of it, but so what. i'll never forget that. at the time, i could have done with a picture of walt

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. >> a few months ago the scientists didn't know if the hubble telescope would survive but now after a risky mission -- >> we get our first look at the most stunning pictures captured in space. kristin dahlgren has more. >> they are beauties. incredible images crystal clear that even show the birth of stars billions of light years away. but what may be more astonishing is that we have the work at all. they are improved nasa's comeback kid. >> hubble is back in action. >> new pictures, niffed that last nay may's servicing mission worked perfectly. >> thank god we didn't break it. >> today astronauts joked but it was the most complex space repair ever. the mission, once almost scrabbed for good because it was so dangerous. it's five complicated space walks had plenty of curveballs, including a bolt that didn't want to budge. >> i think it is safe so say that never have so many scientists done so much to two scientists that fixed us. >> the new pictures are just the beginning now for the telescope expected to live another 10 years. looking back into the universe's past and building towa

bill: new images from the newly refurbished hubble telescope.the clearest picture we have ever seen of our own universe. phil keating is live in miami. what does nasa say we should expect from these pictures? detect more spectacular and more absolutely stunning and incredible photographs of our universe than we have ever seen before. this was a space walk mission in mid-may. astronauts replaced two instruments and repaired two others. you're looking at the very first image. this is a teaser image released by nasa. the new photographs will be released in about 10 minutes. a brand new one is a photograph of a galaxy, and it is 16 million light years away. bill: that is a heck of a road trip if we can get there some day. really cool images. will put those on our website, foxnews.com. thank you. megyn: health care reform is the issue that has energized this country like few things have. did your representative really listen to you in the town halls? we hear from a democratic senator who could tip the scales for or against government-run insurance. b

in the new hubble telescope pictures coming up at 6:00. >>> let's check in with doug hill. >> in the metro area should be in pretty good shape. but later on tonight, more rain moves in. let's take a look at the rooftop. we have been enjoying some sunshine. still, more clouds are moving in from the east and northeast. sometimes, the rain comes in from the west. g he nextne batch of brain getsa little bit closer. increasing area of rain across the jersey shore and to pennsylvania, both of these are separate systems. they're going toork and interact our chances of rain. it will bera drawing westward those tth thhe t sun s have 71 71 72 in washington. 72 in stafford. eris what we're dealing with. a low pressure area, and scattered showers. as we get to the day, our futurecast shows it on shore telamotor on shore later tomorrow night , spreading moderate to heavy rain. it will eventually lead to approving a -- some steady rain to get through tomorrow. tomorrow at best, 70 degrees. more and a little bit. >>> the redskins are getting close. we are getting excited. they went back to work. th

new photos taken by the hubble telescope.f galaxies were sharper than previous photos thanks to its upgrade. >>> a magical run at the u.s. open is over. lost tonight 6-2, 6-2 in the quarterfinals. oudin never switched to get this far. still, a fine showing for that georgia girl. >> it was, indeed. still ahead, "360" m.d. sanjay gupta at work in ampg. >>> how does president obama's make or breaking health care reform speech go over with americans? did he get his message across? what our polling shows so far ahead on "360." >>> erica, tonight, we thought we would show you where dr. sanjay gupta has been staying. this is what it looks like, facilities with bare bones, simple cots, no privacy. you catch sleep when you can, which is apparently what he was doing when we shot this. doesn't know we took that picture, but we got it. erica? >> even san area gupta has to sleep. the man with 18 jobs, i'm shocked. >> i know, it is shocking. that does it for this edition of "360." thank you very much for watching. the president's address b

the space agency released these first round pictures taken by a new and improved hubble telescope. it underwent repairs in may, better than ever. nasa says that this is a dying star spewing superheated gas. here is the opposite end of the spectrum, two shots of a star being created. one with visible light, the other with infra red rock -- infrared light. how about this? a cluster of galaxies in the night sky. these are the first pictures since may, when astronauts installed new equipment in a series of space walks that were declared the most dangerous in the history of space walks in orbit. getting ready to come back home, nasa managers are hoping to land the shuttle at the kennedy space center tomorrow evening right at the start of "fox report." there is a 30% chance for thundershowers at that time. americans talk on their cell phones for an average of 800 minutes every month. recent studies have found -- well, they have not found a definitive link between phones and cancer, but there is a brand new study from a watchdog group that found that some cell phones emit four times as mu

meanwhile, high above the atmosphere is the hubble space oplesc telescope. it peered deep into space and has been refurbished with new technology and has come up with these magnificent images. this is a butterfly nebula. and these images from the terepaired ow improvement.t. let's look around the region at this hour. we have the clouds that are passing over washington, the live view. there is the national cathral. here is the view from our city camera showing clouds over the great waters of the potomac beginning to pick up a chop with a steve east wind. the averageshigh today goinggeo're t b going to be about 10 degrees cooler than average. right now on the radar no precipitation around washington, but farther to the south and east a few scattered sprinkles but there is a huge mass of heavy rain off the atlantic seaboard that's going to begin to move up our way. right now we'll stay dry. >>> let's look now at the temperatures. it is in the 60s from the shenandoah valley all the way to the atlantic seaboard. now 67 in washington, through tonight we've got a g

charles hubble, the businessman turned astronomer did much of his work there. there are also communications towers there for most of the broadcast media in town. they have their towers up there for radio and television stations. so the mandate of the firefighters is to make sure that structures are protected so that was a key place for them to try to do what they could. unfortunately, there's one road up, the same road down. so it became risky. they had to evacuate themselves. as i say the last i heard they're still up there. they went back up there. they're protecting mount wilson. it does look in good shape with the mountain and at least the top of the mountain where the observatory and the other structures are. >> suarez: only about a half a day's drive from where you're standing. the people of baja california are bat oning down for hurricane jimena. might southern california get some of that rain? >> no rain. rain is unlikely to be coming this way. the rain is supposed to be dying out by the time that storm hits here. but they are very worried about what th

. >>> and the "hubble" space telescope is back out. now new pictures for the refurbished hubble. the overhaul. >>> back to story out of mexico city. that's the plane. reports of hijacking on board plane at the mexico city airport. the three hijackers threatened to blow it up if they do not get to speak to the president of mexico, felipe calderon. the hijacker's demands. ♪ bicycle, what are we waiting for? the flowers are blooming. the air is sweet. and zyrtec® starts... relieving my allergies... 2 hours faster than claritin®. my worst symptoms feel better, indoors and outdoors. with zyrtec®, the fastest... 24-hour allergy medicine, i promise not to wait as long to go for our ride. zyrtec® works fast, so i can love the air™. >>> want to take you back to the developing situation. you're looking at a plane on the tarmac in mexico city, where there are reports of three hijackers still on board. it is a boeing 737 air mexico jet. there was 104 passengers on board. reports that 100 passengers have been released but that three hijackers are still on board, as is the pilot. i want to bri

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the space shuttle was to help the hubble telescope. this cluster of galaxies.s an actual galaxy with more stars as carl sagan would say billions and billions of stars out there. cool stuff. congratulations. hope the shuttle gets home tonight. fred looks like a fish storm. and cornell has an excellent school of hotel management as well. >> rob, thanks so much. we'll see you again soon. >> 49 minutes after the hour. dr. sanjay gupta has been doing some amazing coverage in afghanistan. doctors on the front lines treating injuries, not only american troops, coalition troops as well, but even just, you know, little kids who fall down a hill and hit their head really hard. he rides along with an elight combat medical crew. this story you got to see. it's coming up on the months news in the morning. it's an idea that makes america strong. it's a fair day's pay for a hard day's work. it's health insurance when you're sick or injured. it's job security to provide for your family. it's the fabric of a sound economy. it built the middle class. and it's what the employee f

last week nasa released new and frankly stunning images from the recently serviced hubble telescope. and finally, nasa completed a successful test of the first stage rocket motor. this is another milestone in the constellation program. our next generation vehicle to take us back to the moon. all of these were amazing accomplishments, but it was just another week at nasa. the american people have invested in space exploration for over 50 years. we continue to reap the benefits of that investment. madam speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from california rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> madam speaker, opponents of the health care reform bill are trying to confuse and scare the american people. they are trying to prey on fear of the unknown. opponents claim that the average american will fair worse under this bill because health care will be rationed by some faceless bureaucrat in washington, d.c. but they clearly have not traveled to my district in california or the

he participated in the hubble space telescope repair mission.let you know where these youngsters will be talking to us from. there will be a science centers from all over the country. the museum of science in boston, the museum of natural history in new york, the california academy of sciences, the museum of science and industry in chicago, the denver museum of nature and science, and the st. louis science center. let's begin talking with our panelists. let's begin with you, buzz. i understand you might have to leave as before the end of the program for something about 10 blocks away. what is going on? >> 1600 pennsylvania avenue. [applause] >> that is great. you did a commentary for cnn just a couple months ago. it was interesting. you thought that we would need to inspire youngsters more than we're doing now. you thought the way to do that was with the mission to mars, a manned mission to mars. you mentioned the idea of homesteading mars. what did you mean by that? >> it will not happen within a decade. it will not require breaking the bank no