and hubble telescope made news this week when it was wrongly reported that its gyroscope was fixed by turning it off and on again actually they turned it on its fun too fast rattling hubble around then they turned it off and back on again and it worked so just so way cooler they flipped it on then off then on and banged it around a little bit but all that matters is that hubble is back at work as kepler retires at least in theory you know it also works through if you if you blow on a car it's hard to judge your back room or well bred doesn't go by your knife and oh it was an eight track so i was very sure i could from the board are going to work at nasa are and everybody got his or so for you today remember everyone in this world we are told or love or tell you all i love you i am tired rover and i'm to have it all if you've watched those hawks never great day and night everybody's . leaving school. to pursue but i live the good times then. be young. again. we have many things in the smiles and this isn't enough for everyone and why some people's minds so take our thinking all the pow

reporter: hubble often wonders whether the promise of treatment and a job would have kept her off thes and alive. >> if this works, and if we can save just one person's life, like it could have saved my sister's, it's all worth it. absolutely all worth it. >> i wish more companies would give people second chances. reporter: a second chance, shawn says, has helped put his life in perspective. >> being sober, it's a good feeling. you feel like you have more control of your life. you feel like your dreams are more realistic. reporter: in richard monday, indiana, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. soledad: an update on shawn. the company says he's back working on his machine. of the 26 belden employees who entered the program, 11 have graduated and are operating machinery. eight dropped out and the others are in treatment. announcer: when we come back, they're identical twins. but not when it comes to politics. how did these sisters end up on opposite sides? and why does benjamin franklin begin trending around this time every year? soledad: when two sisters from michigan decided to

what do you get when you mix two decades worth of snapshots from the hubble space telescope why is . observatories adaptive optics system in near infrared camera with a survey about five hundred galaxies out in space well you get this hiding behind clouds of gas two galaxies are colliding and at the center of the collisions are two super massive black hole. merging into one huge black hole now the images are special because they were able to see this phenomenon for the first time by using hubble and observatories objects they were using they were used to be able to see the merging of these two black holes that's ten times clearer and sharper than it would look from a telescope on earth surface is the equivalent of going from being legally blind to having perfect twenty twenty vision and the still images are extra special because they don't rely on interpretation of the data so the merging of galaxies by the way can take billions of years to complete so don't expect the milky way to start merging with our neighboring galaxy and robin anytime soon but this new discovery by scientists m

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fred hubble is going to be the next governor in the state of iowa. that's number one. number two, because some of the most scientifically literate people in the united states and because it believes in science, i know the county understand that climate change is the existential threat to civilization and we are going to defeat it right here in johnson county. that's number two. number three, i've learned something i'm going to share with you and get something fred hubble is going to come to enjoy. it doesn't matter how much donald trump tweets or how chaotic he is. to stop getting all the benefits of ric rich in the nation he cat stop us from doing it. if i want to talk about the first one. ththe reasoning here is the chairman of the national governors association, and i'm telling you we have a lot of governors races all across america this year. i'm quite confident of that and i feel good about the race and i want to tell you why this is. he is running against an accidental governor who's done nothing but cause accidents in iowa since she's been governor. this medicai

will be up a little bit instantly calling department of the majority view of a cyber incident is hubble sometimes calling the fbi is where you will reach out to and so we wany provider may be the department of energy so we want to clarify the roles and response ability inside of government and around critical infrastructure. third element under pillar one is combating cyber crimes. much of the malicious cyber activity on the internet today is criminal in nature. i contend that the criminals of today look a lot like nationstates of five, ten years ago. they are access to tools and capabilities continue to increase i continue to get cheaper and they will continue to find ways to monetize moshe's activity on the internet. >> pillar two is promoting american prosperity. the internet has brought great opportunities for innovation, great financial gains and go to silicon valley in great opportunities for americans to really be innovative and be able to create the internet we have today. number of areas under this and the main one i want to touch on is the workforce. at the end of the day all

while this is all going on i want to let you know even hubble, the hubble telescope is advertising aday deal but it's for free images. they are piggybacking on the cyber monday as well as nasa. remember at the beginning tom was talking about nasa and the mars lander, i will be honest with you, while i love a great deal cyber monday hashtag is talking about mars landing so they have that on special for you. i've been watching this instead of those deals. you can get that live feed over off of nasa and it's a great thing to watch while they are getting ready to touchdown and make some history over there on mars as well. we'll send it right back to you. >> exciting moments for them. >>> happening today san francisco kicking off the holiday season, mayor london breed joining local leaders for the nob hill tree lighting ceremony. the event is in its 47th year, happening at huntingdon park tonight at 6:00, it is free and open to the public. >>> let's get a check of the weather for nob hill. >> it's going to be great this evening out there and then i was out there at pier 39 for that tree l

republican kim reynolds won a tight race against democrat fred hubble after campaigning on reformingaid and funding planned parenthood. and one other milestone to note. jared polis in colorado became the first openly gay man ever elected governor in america. the five-term congressman who spoke of inclusivity and diversity beat out republican walker stapleton. >> florida is getting a whole lot of attention for its governor's race and some key house and senate races. as the largest battleground state in the country, these elections could provide valuable insight into how voters are reacting to the president after narrowly voting him in office two years ago. let's turn now to nbc news political reporter alley ba tally live in naples. she's been on the road following all of these races closely. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances and phillip. i think the one thing that you need to look at in florida -- and you're right that it got outsized attention. but florida is one of the swingiest of swing states and it tells us a lot about where the nation is right now two years into p

reynolds and hubble weighing in on this.he is working with the president on issues like trade and tariffs. >> when it comes to china our farmers have been willing to give him the latitude to get something done because they have been sticking it to us for years. i said we really need to see some progress and momentum to provide certainty to the market. >> there is this thing called a trade war that's hurting our farmers and ag economy. >> we expect to catch up with mr. hubble later on today on the campaign trail. both candidates out there doing retail politicking and a lot of rallies. >> bill: thank you. stay here, election results roll in on tuesday. bret and martha kick off the coverage at 6:00 eastern time and then we have prime time analysis, experts from all across the country. special coverage and football they say full pads. that's what we're doing. >> sandra: get ready. president trump firing back at nancy pelosi saying he is willing to take her threat of a subpoena all the way to the supreme court. >> bill: also what

hillary clinton, one who was in jail, the fact web hubble is the real father of chelsea clinton, that bill clinton has a son in arkansas. with a prostitute. >> do you want me to answer. >> we got the basic idea. >> the question is this. why does it take robert mueller and roger stone to write the me too movement book and not a liberal feminist journalist from the new york times, why? >> i want him to repeat the question. [applause] >> if you are familiar, your co-author is more familiar with my reporting than you are but early on we reported on some of the problems bill clinton had with women that would come back and hunt him and i look back after hillary clinton's recent comments about monica lewinsky, about young women being conflicted about being excited for hillary but conflicted about how some of the women back in the day that you mentioned were ashamed and dismissed and very early actually in reporting on those conflicted feelings which have come to the forefront in the me too movement and arthur sourced on the record versus your book. [applause] >> wait, wait, wait. >> you had

. >>> republican governors in ear iowa democratic candidate fred hubble is at 46% two points ahead ofepublican governor kim reynolds at 44%. over to oklahoma sooners poll which has the republican just three points ahead of democrat drew edmundson. >> we could know by it went if all the talk of a democratic wave is real or as the "new york times" points out, the other option, a district by district battle for control of the house that could go into the early morning hours or even take weeks to be resolved. meanwhile, president trump hit three states in his final days of campaigning, ohio, indiana and missouri. in indiana, the president campaigned with his daughter ivanka and kellyanne conway. and for the first time this midterm season, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders in missouri, rush limbaugh introduced the president while sean hannity and judge janine of fox news addressed the crowd. >> the message featured familiar themes from the caravan to brett kavanaugh. he also continued to dodge blame in advance of potential republican losses. >> democrats produce mobs. repu

fred hubble in iowa, and even billy sutton in south dakota is making it close, even beyond that swathe great lakes from pennsylvania to south dakota. >> let's talk about there are some big name progressive candidates that have been getting a lot of attention as well. you have florida governor, the governor's race. >> i was there the other day. >> you also have the senate race in texas. if progressives do not win in some of these big and critical seats, is it time for the party to move away? is it a message the party needs to move away from the progressive wing going forward? >> no, i don't think so. look, i think what's really happening out there is a new generation of leadership, somewhat suppressed over the last few years, is actually coming in to their own. so many of the attitudes that progressive attitudes, the messages have been greater inclusion socially, economically, politically. you see it in, you know, wanting people to vote rather than trying to suppress the vote. you see it in the economic policies. these are attitudes that are endorsed by young americans. whether they're

i talked to our candidate, fred hubble in iowa. he's feeling good down there. you look at illinois. well tammy baldwin is doing. i talked to her this morning over in wisconsin. and in these incredible congressional races in the suburbs, where i think we're going to take back two seats in two congressional races in minnesota. both currently held by republicans. as we look at -- i think our projections may be that two-thirds of eligible voters may be voting in a midterm in minnesota, despite flurries of snow. >> you know, i think this whole campaign tonight we're going to be covering here is in republican territory. it's an offensive for the democrats. you can tell me, do you know a single karl malonic incumbent in the senate or house that's worried about re-election? >> you'll have to talk to them. i think what you know, those numbers where we have 35 senate seats up, and i think 22 of them are democrats that are running. those are extraordinarily difficult odds. we know that going into it. but we have such great candidates like claire mccaskill fighting it out. heidi, i talked to he

it may help elect democrat fred hubble, governor of iowa, tuesday night. for other republicans who don't want a reputation like steve king's, for other republicans, particularly those in tight races who are trying to steer clear of the steve king/donald trump effect at this late date, a lot of them have been trying to avoid this race and violence and anti-immigrant democragogue as much as they can. they try ton comment about it when they are confronted with it. they pretend it's not happening. that's got nothing to do with me. i'm focusing on local issues. please don't ask a follow-up. >>> a lot of them have been trying to run, instead, on things like health care which we've been covering the last few weeks now. that, of course, has its own awkwardness for republican candidates. after all these years the republican party as a unified front running vituperatively against obamacare and everything it stood for and did. this year all the republicans that are up for reelection this year, they're running like they're the biggest champions for obamacare. vote for

she of course is the incumbent, now winning a first full term, defeating fred hubble in that midwestern state. in idaho cnn projects the winner in that state is brad little, defeating paulette jordan in idaho. we can move on to? other projections for democrats. in new mexico cnn project the winner in that race is michelle lujan grisham defeating steve pierce. this is a pickup for democrats at this point. so some good news for democrats in that state, in new mexico. in minnesota cnn can project that the winner in this governor's race is tim walz defeating jeff johnson. and another projection cnn can make, the winner in oregon's governor's race is kate brown, defeating newt bueller there in oregon. now let's look at this. we talked about the pickups for democrats. four pickups so far tonight. they of course came into tonight at a real deficit in terms of the number of governorships they had. they had 16. so four pickups tonight. but there are other outstanding races that we can look at. so let's go to those boards here. in a couple of states we've been watching so far. in wisconsin tony e