how much longer can hubble go?eld: i'm reasonably confident it will continue another three to five years. >> whitaker: that means, for a while at least, hubble will work in tandem with its successor, the much larger james webb telescope scheduled to launch in weuld e light from the very earliest galaxies. the farthest back hubble can see is this red blob, a galaxy from 400 million years after the big bang. webb should take us much closer to the beginning of time. >> grunsfeld: so the james webb space telescope was specifically designed to see the first stars and galaxies that were formed in the universe. so we're going to see the snapshot of when stars started. when galaxies started. the very first moments of the universe. and my bet? there's going to be some big surprises. sports why date brought a you by forward. i'm in our new york studio. francisco won the open champion. his first career major win and the first italian golfer to win a major title. at one point tiger woods held the outright lead for the first ti

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this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planett's clear, skywatchers will see a blood moon in the same sky as a brighter, redder mars. and there won't be a longer luna eclipse than this until 2123, so it's a very good night to look skywards. victoria gill, bbc news. dr ian griffin is a british astronomer and director of the otago museum. he's been viewing the blood moon from the mountjohn observatory in lake tekapo, in the south island of new zealand. talk to them, how was it to you?m was absolutely spectacular to be here ina was absolutely spectacular to be here in a beautiful backdrop you can see. here in new zealand, the eclipse took place as the moon was setting in the sun was rising, so we had the moon setting, going red, against the alps, and it was just one of the most fantastic sites i have ever seen stargazing. it was a fantastic sight to see. doctor griffin, ithink fantastic sight to see. doctor griffin, i think we've got some of the pictures you took a kindly sent to us, we are going to show them now and it absolutely a

this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planet clear they will see a brighter, red mars. and it won't happen again until 2023, so it is a good night to look skywards. victoria gill, bbc news. the directors of cbs, one of the big us television networks, say they will investigate claims of sexual misconduct against the chairman and chief executive, leslie moonves. the allegations have been published by the new yorker magazine. shares in cbs fell more than 6% on news of the claims against mr moonves, who is one of america's highest—paid business executives. let us get more from our correspondent, chris buckler, in washington. leslie moonves is one of the most powerful and influential figures in american television. he led cbs to the top of american television and is responsible for a number of hit shows, even appearing himself on the david letterman talk show, an extremely influential television show and he has been responsible for commissioning many big programmes. he has also been, in recent months, a supporter of the metoo movemen

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this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planetis clear they will see a brighter, red mars. and it won't happen again until 2023, so it is a good night to look skywards. much of the uk is being covered by cloud but if even pockets of sky clear, the end of the eclipse could be visible until around midnight. and during that time, a partially red moon will appear in the same south eastern skies as a bright red mars, so at least the weather has some time to perhaps grant us a glimpse of this celestial show. victoria gill, bbc news. the directors of cbs, one of the big us television networks, say they will investigate claims of sexual misconduct against the chairman and chief executive, leslie moonves. the allegations have been published by the new yorker magazine. shares in cbs fell more than six per cent on news of the claims against mr moonves, who is one of america's highest—paid business executives. our correspondent chris buckler is in washington. he told me more about the allegations. leslie moonves, as you mentioned there, is on

this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planetre it's clear, skywatchers will see a blood moon in the same sky as a brighter, redder mars. and there won't be a longer luna eclipse than this until 2123, so it's a very good night to look skywards. victoria gill, bbc news. and there's plenty more on all the stories we're covering on our website. the prince of wales has told an inquiry that he at no stage sought to influence a police investigation into a bishop, who was later convicted of paedophile offences. in a written statement to the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse, prince charles wrote that he'd been friends with peter ball, the former bishop of gloucester, between the 1970s and 1990s. but he said he was unaware of his crimes, and felt "deep personal regret" at being misled. peter ball, who is 86, was jailed in 2015 and released in 2017. he is too ill to give evidence to the inquiry in person. sophie long reports. and what hurts our hearts most... peter ball was a senior figure in the anglican church for decades. he

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this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planetd of the eclipse could be visible until around midnight. during that time, a partially red moon will appear in the same south eastern skies as a bright red mars, so at least the weather has some time to perhaps grant us a glimpse of this celestial show. victoria gill, bbc news. that is it from mars. now on bbc news, it is time for the news where you. this is sportsday, live from the bbc sport centre with me, chris mitchell. coming upforyou: peak performance. geraint thomas extends his lead at the tour de france. ferrari are fastest as lewis hamilton lags behind in practise for the hungary grand prix. and england's selectors will be smiling as rashid's turn continues. geraint thomas is now within touching distance of his first grand tour title. the welshman shrugged off any attempted attacks on today's 19th stage at the tour de france. and he still looks strong. he increased his overall lead to two minutes and five seconds. drew savage has the details of the 19th stage. congratulations

this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planetclipse could be visible until around midnight. and during that time, a partially red moon will appear in the same south eastern skies as a bright red mars, so at least the weather has some time to perhaps grant us a glimpse of this celestial show. victoria gill, bbc news. that last shot was not filmed tonight, there is no way. i am joined by professor of space and climate science at university couege climate science at university college london. hejoins me now from guildford. had he seen its? no, u nfortu nately guildford. had he seen its? no, unfortunately not. it is rubbish, isn't it? too much clout. yes, there isn't it? too much clout. yes, there isa isn't it? too much clout. yes, there is a bit too much clout and it is rather near the horizon as well. i was lucky enough to see mars though. of course, that they were both beautiful than bat there was just too much cloud tonight u nfortu nately. too much cloud tonight unfortunately. —— cloud. too much cloud tonight unfortunately. -- c

to scan the sky 10,000 times faster and will be able to produce images better than those from the hubblere.>> reporter: those behind it say it is a great opportunity for south africa to help train the next generation of scientists. >> it makes it easier for me to study science and make it more exciting. there will be something exciting waiting for me.>> reporter: if you are inspired jeff guizot says he will take you there. his rocket company is planning to charge passengers up to 300 thousand dollars -- $300,000 for trips into space. in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> the weekend is here. what you had today and yesterday is what we will have all weekend. temperatures will follow suit with what we saw today and yesterday. we had some fires break out in the beginning of the week but we are now at the more typical not sweltering pattern. it is rather nice. temperatures are at 97 in fairfield. as you look at bainbridge you can see a little bit of fog out there. the bay bridge is busy tonight. you can see fog lingering. temperatures are generally in the 50s. and is a bit chilly out

i would assume fred hubble, the democratic nominee there, the tariffs are a gift to him. >> yes, i thinkat's true. i think that this is going to have impacts for republicans all the way through the state. it's a pretty interesting thing. you have to ask -- you know that sonny purdue knows the $12 billion is nothing, so you have to ask why are they doing it? are they doing it to try to get people through the midterms? you have to -- i have to think that's the only reason that they're doing it is hoping that they can spin it into doing something for farmers to get them through the midterms. but if you can't -- if you're not going to be able to pay your loans or your neighbors aren't, that's not going to help with the midterms. >> what would you -- what are the farmers -- they know they're going to have a hard time changing trump's mind. what do democrats have to do to get them to listen to them, or was it simple low ny now that h clinton is not there, they might listen to a democratic message. >> well, a democratic message would have to be clear and lay out exactly what democrats would do

transformed military surveillance they've transformed the way we look conceive the universe of the hubble space telescope let's talk about private exploration because the likes of the long musk and the richard branson and so on tend to get the headlines we're not so you really hear less and less about nasser it seems today what sort of bird is that about funding is that a risk aversion of a biggest not is the experiments just more gung ho got more money is about thinking a space is the continent in the world you think and want to have we've explored governments have gone in first in private industry going best so we need to stop thinking of space as an industry and start thinking of a place to do business it's not just virgin galactic and it's not just space x. there's a lot of other people jeff bezos who founded amazon the richest person in the world he's got his own company blue origin which is looking to transform access to space when he can reduce cost of access to space anyone with an idea just like with the internet can do that idea just a quick lot of the sixty more years of not so

hubble like a tooth paste subscription.the dollar shave clubs have done -- >> does it come with my razor blades >> so when i buy tooth paste, i don't have to go into the store at cvs and get the guy to unlock the case for me. you haven't had to deal with that, but i have >> i buy razors. speaking of, baby formula, also, kept behind the counter. that's stolen. it's so expensive. >> it's like money on the street >> lick goquid gold. >> they're doing it more and more to favor their own in-store brands i've noticed they've done it on some johnson & johnson products, advil in certain places or others it's an effective way to get people not to buy something. >> i think the question for these consumer companies, as they pursue certain places of growth, the ecommerce boom has hurt them very much. i buy my tooth paste on amazon i don't go to the store. and these companies have spent years fighting for shelf space and even colgate is facing slower growth. they do own tom's, which is the more natural so maybe people will do subscripti

and boy, did it generate what is called a hubble. it is a massive dust storm.on. he traveled that -- follow that all the way to yuma. it is pretty scary. >> i was going from tucson to phoenix one day when i worked in tucson. interstate 10, -- i wanted nothing to do with it. >> i can't say i blame you. it's all over twitter. the video is even more impressive. it was read kilmer. i think. he had some really incredible video. they are still looking for more. record rainfall in phoenix yesterday. .48., that continues to work in las vegas. big-time thunderstorms. a lot of that has moved into southern california. palm springs. even to la. humidity is through the roof. it cannot make it here. there is drier air coming in that pushes it east and south. that includes lake tahoe, nodded yet. san francisco, sunnyside up. 76, 57. averages 57, 64. 50s, 60s, 70s. some upper 70s already. brentwood near 80 degrees already. 71 in lafayette. danville, it will be hot. today will be hot. is a little bit of a breeze for some. summoned the coast in the bay. and might have enough of

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