i'm going to go and be one of the members going up in space uh to repair the hubble telescope and then he said and if you're interested we're going to do all the repeat and you know the public needs to know that every astronaut is a scuba diver first. they experience being weightless. and everything they do in space to repair and so on, they do it underwater in the tank in texas. so he invited me to go and watch them repair the hubble telescope where they remove some computers, put new ones and so on. and i was there like a a visitor, but a great honor and then uh, several i guess a year later he called me and he said, i'm going in space. uh would you like to be there? i'd like you to be there when we're going to take off. and uh i said sure, so i went to florida and i was there, but prior to that i said if you're going in space could you honor my dad who wrote the silent world? and i have a book that the first book that he ever wrote that he gave me and it's signed, jacques cousteau. can you take it up in space, because symbolically for me it it's a way of connecting 70% of the planet

california legislature and off and on i wrote, and i right for publication, "the nation," i right hubble log tom hayden.com and books that reflect my experience combined with whatever study or interviews i am able to do which brings us to cuba. >> "listen, yankee!: why cuba matters" just came out. you had to update it because of what president obama did. >> i believe from intuition and study that obama and castro would create a diplomatic relations and that was the original purpose in the book. no one believed including my publisher thank you dan simon, i started to doubt it myself. when it happened i had to rearrange the book and i was fortunate to update it. its arts with a detailed account of how it happened on december 17th, the beginning of normalization. the rest of the book is about the preceding 55 years or 60 years and i interviewed for many hours a former leader of the cuban revolution and government his daughter in havana said it should be called two old guys talking so i made that the initial chapter. >> host: tell us about ricardo. >> guest: you have to write this book becau

span into downtown san francisco less checked in the midst permute twitching over to the map as the hubbleo downtown oakland so far so good and no accidents or stalls to report we have a installed and still blocking the right lane southbound 880 it is an ac transit bus been for quite some time now your vorticism sloan out of the hayward area getting into union city the drive time 34 minutes from to 30 it down to 237. >>james: complete of will second the final preparations on the final celebration parade for the warriors here is a live look from their courtesy of our helicopter partnership in a the kind of the convict to center where you can see already this morning and ocean of blue and gold hundreds of not thousands are ready to assemble their pretty amazing. >>james: the city of berkeley has liz documents on the design of the library garden apartment complex does with about a collapse on tuesday killing six people and injuring seven others after the balcony broke free from the compartment and the and through the 55 pages of the inspection reports the internet also says the lack of waterp

hubble telescope got serviced.y space walked without a tether, just an astronaut propulsion system allowing them to fly above the earth in micro gravity, the ultimate in freedom and danger. and the international space station would never be what it is without what has become routine space walks for all kinds of repairs. collectively all these space walks paved the way to the future. for nasa, that's about 20 years when they plan to put human foot prints into space walk on mars. >> very cool. can't believe it's been 50 years. phil keating, great pictures. thank you. >>> what do bulls, bacon and bedtime have in common? they are part of "happening now's" final 30. ♪ fresher dentures, for the best first impression. love loud, live loud polident. ♪ ♪ fresher dentures... ...for those breathless moments. hug loud, live loud, polident. ♪ ♪ when i started at the shelter, no one wanted benny. so i adopted him. he's older so he needs my help all day. when my back pain flared up i was afraid i would have to give him away. i to

ron carpanella at an image reconstruction firm that work to repair the digital images from the hubblece telescope. those pictures from outer space were badly flawed. but video reconstruction transformed those inferior images into viewable ones. >> it was an opportunity to take some of our technology that was developed under nasa and department of defense funding and apply to it a local problem. >> the first step was to reduce the distortion in the images in the security videotape by building mathematical models of each image. these models identify the excess extraneous information, which is then eliminated, leaving only the essential information behind. >> it's like focusing a camera, that's the process we were involved with. we had a set of algorithms that sharpened the image of the camera or equivalently it's like taking the thumbprint off your eyeglasses clearing them up such that you can see with high-definition what you're looking at. >> investigators now had a clean image. but the pictures were shot from a distance. in order to match the pictures to their suspect, investigators

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the same, of course, was true of the hubble telescope and various other big projects. they're doing good science but not as great as they pretend. if you look at the real world there are lots of small projects going on that people don't hear about. that's still true, and it's true in all branches of science. physics in particular. there's a lot of of very good physics going on, on quite small scales. of course you don't hear about it. and i hope that will remain so. i think the balance is certainly too far in the direction of big projects. the big projects tend to get me money more easily. they get more votes in congress. because they essentially are welfare programs for the industry. but in spite of that, the small science is still surviving quite well. >> professor dyson it's a pleasure having you here. my question is simple. you ever met allen tourin and claude by any chance? >> guest: no. too bad. neither of them in fact. >> we'll be accepting all yes-no answers. another one back there. >> i was wondering if you would comment on to what extent you think human histo

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in the 1970's they ventureed outside of the sky lab and the hubble tellescope e captured planets farhe international space station would never be what it was without the routine space walks. >> and earlier this year a go-pro space walk. >> changing time there. phil keating in florida. >>> a terror suspect was shot and killed yesterday and chilling news from boston that you must hear. we will be right back. stuff going on in boston. the court appearance will happen at 3:30 this afternoon for a man from everett. >> don't know where that is going. have a good wednesday. >> see you back here tomorrow. happen now starts right now. jon: on court action linked to the did the shooting of a terror suspect in boston as we learn a second suspect may have been part of an isis inspired plot to be had police officers. welcome to happening now. >> it is a story that broke during our show yesterday when a police officer and fbi agents over fire killing a man in boston who was under surveillance by terrorism investigators. boston police have video showing a man identified as osama has seem. >> a seco

>>james: one of the hubble see in the east of the it will be out there bird would take a look outside the walnut creek, will get 200 and to begin june 90th just how will expected to be in the east valley it will be the hot spot everywhere else we just a little bit under that the 2 digit for sure in the san ramon valley and this is a corridor from montana's all the dumb to presence in at all to live more on the delta as well in britain down to the cells will give you a quick overview from the quick map out how the what does want to be today the data are forecast to sing mid-50s to mid- 60s the kennel where you are by noontime will be looking at temperatures approaching the low 90s as a head for copper so most of the communities will be hitting the maximum temperature or will have hit them and checking for about on average a hundred and one for the east valley general rommel the lb 7 did the other much for the oakland and event lasted about bacchus 15 is the content of the daytime high quickly warming there and let's check with the. >>robin winston: to slow but not bad over to the traff

we help them with procurement to contract and steer them to food hubbles and other facilities to provide sufficient quantity to satisfy them. >> thank you, mr. secretary. let me ask one last question. it's about summer meals. we have had a number of hearings where both sides testified that summer meals are significantly important to young people. but in the state of ohio, only about 10% of low-income children getting summer meals and the national average is 16%. both still low. but what solutions should this committee consider to ensure programs like summer meals are flexible enough to serve kids in need? i look at just my largest city the city of cleveland, 54% of all the kids there live in poverty so the need is there. how do we address it? >> well i think it is partnership that requires local engagement and involvement from local political leaders. mayors, governors have to be engaged and if they are we have seen significant increases. we need to figure out ways to go to where the kids are. we know and i suspect you know in your city you know where kids will congregate in the summer.

and hubble space telescope. without this cape -- capability, our nation would deprive the world of discoveries made by our space systems. it would be a commitment -- it should be a commitment of the house to ensure that funding for space operations ensures strong support for the infrastructure and support needed to maintain strong and capable space communications. again i thank the committee for its work in crafting this legislation and strongly supporting space communications in the past. it's my understanding that committee has provided the space operations account with nearly $130 million more than it did in fiscal year 2015. it intends to support a robust level of funding for the space communications component within this account is this understanding correct? the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. culberson: i want to thank my good friend and colleague from new mexico. he's absolutely right. we increased funding of the space operations account by $129.5 million and we will make sure that that fund