special discovery with the hubble space telescope. our window on the universe.were an amazing experience. you had five engines running at the same time as you lifted off the pad, it's turbulent, it's combustible, it's really a shaking kind of ride. hubble was bolted in the cargo bay of the shuttle and attached with an electrical connector, and the shuttle had a 50 foot long robotic arm that could grab onto the telescope at one particular specially designed point. continuing to take the arm... everyone on our crew wasreally excited about when we might get to see the first images from hubble. time dragged on and then of course the next thing we knew there was a very ashen faced press conference with very senior nasa scientific officials coming before the public to have to confess that after lots of tweaking with the telescope, they had been forced to conclude the telescope could not and would not focus properly and the reason was because this very large mirror, eight feet in diameter, 2.4 metres, was supposed to have a very particular curvature to it and it was ju

el "hubble" se ubica a unas 370 millas de la tierra, cuya orbita rcorre en poco mas de hora y media.arecer para que yo pueda pasármela bien. jeff: claro que no me voy a ir para que cualquier idiota se acerque a ligarte. noelia: ya estoy cansada de que dices de que todos los chavos del mundo me tiran los perros. te he dicho siempre que no tienes motivos para desconfiar de mí. jeff: de ti, no. pero sí de los demás. estás hermosa. todos en el colegio quieren contigo. noelia: pero yo te acepté a ti porque el que me gustaba eras tú, pero francamente desde hace días

they're sharing 30 images captured by hubble.looking at some of the close-ups hubble has shot of galaxies and star clusters back to earth. nasa believes hubble will be transmitting images for another 10-20 years as it travels farther away from earth. it is so stunning. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, on the eve of the historic first covid vaccinations in the u.s., america closing in on a grim new milestone in the pandemic. an unprecedented effort under way. workers applauding as the first u.p.s. and fedex trucks loaded with the vaccine roll out from the pfizer facility outside of kalamazoo, michigan. the first plane landing with its potentially life-saving cargo. tonight, where the first doses are going, and who will be first in line. >>> the nation's hospitals at the ready. hospitals in all 50 states expecting to get their first shots beginning in just hours. houston's largest health system doing test runs. and in new york, the new images of vaccination centers set up for front line workers.

. >>> y el telescopio hubble nos regala imágenes que no podemos dejar de admirar .entrevistamos a la científica encargaba los estudios del telescopio espacial >>> maradona recibe un inesperado homenaje, la pelota de fútbol le dice a dios en un emotivo vídeo que se volvió viral en las redes sociales. >>> hola, qué tal, soy nicole suárez. la administración de alimentos y medicamentos podría dar tan pronto como hoy mismo su aprobación para que comience a ser utilizada. la vacuna de la farmacéutica pfizer contra el coronavirus, vamos hasta washington, javier vega está en nuestro muro en la capital del país con mucha más información, javier ¿qué nos puedes contar? >>> buenas tardes nicole, esta mañana el comisionado de la fda en un comunicado dice que están trabajando rápidamente para finalizar ya la aprobación de esta vacuna de pfizer y por su parte el secretario de salud alex adelanta que las primeras dosis podrían aplicarse tan pronto como al inicio de la próxima semana, por lo pronto el panel de expertos de la fda pidió que son más los beneficios de esta inmunización

and they are sharing 30 never before seen images captured by hubble. you are looking at some of the close-ups hubble has shot of galaxies and star clusters and nebula back to earth. nasa will keep taking images for 10 to 20 years. it was built at lockheed martin's facility in sunnyvale. that's all we have for abc7 news at 6:00, everybody. for all of us here, thanks so much for watching us. make sure to find us on facebook, twitter, instagram and all that good stuff. >> "localish: bay area" is sponsored by northern california honda dealers. hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ on today's show, sisters' soapy success... >> people who loved our brand just really rallied around us. >> ...inspiring art... >> art is just, like, it's a part of me. it's just my identity. >> ...masks for all... >> anyone who comes through, they can get a fresh one, or if they don't have one on, they c

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check out those stunning images from the hubble. they released 30 never before seen pictures of galaxies and star clusters and there is something extra special about the celestial gems. all of them can be seen through backyard telescopes. they will not look like that because nasa colorizes stuff. but they can also be spotted with binoculars or the naked eye. which darren peck assures us we will not see tonight because there is some rain coming. >>> first come the clouds which block out the view. the rain is coming. the next couple of hours, looks pretty far away. let's put it in the futurecast. midnight. good rain right off the coast. so we will take it from there and just play it through. sunday in the pre-dawn hours, it's in the north bay. by the time we get to sunrise it's right through the heart of the bay, 7:00 a.m. good rain going through the golden gate. once we get toward the late morning around early afternoon, the showers in this first line will reach the south bay and then clear out. so, the first part of the day is raini

before seen images captured by hubble. you're looking at close-ups that hubble captured of sctar galaxy. the telescope was built at lockheed martin's facility in sunnyva sunnyvale. >>> hum. wasn't supposed to last this long, correct? sorry, didn't mean to put you on the spot. >> i was about to say, mike, you are the space one. you know before we know. >> look at me. not knowing and then pushing it off on you guys. i'm so sorry. what a terrible way to start the day. gosh. i hijacked the first shot of the show and then i do that. must be the coffee i'm drinking. it's a new brand. >> okay. >> thanks. you know all that rain we got? >> mm-hmm. >> i remember. >> before we got that rain the snow pack in the sierra was 32% of average. our weekend store also brought snow to parts of the sierra. you're looking at several views from caltrans traffic cameras showing the impact on the major highways. we told you not to travel. that's a good look at why you shouldn't have. drivers must use chains on center state 80 between kingvale and

tonight a celebration of the hubble telescope. >> this is cool.ed dozens of newly processed images, showing galaxies, stars and nuclear weapon la. but they say his favorite is one taken of the sky from a small vantage point. >> the amount of sky is what you would see if you holds a seeing needle. we stared at that pause we thought there was nothing there for one million seconds or 11 days. we kept shining the light on it. at the end of the day, we found 10,000 galaxies in that portion of the sky. that one picture alone literally changed our understanding of a lot of things in the universe. >> that is fascinating. scientists say more dnts secrets are out there and they expect future missions to reveal them. deon, we are not alone. >> oh, i thought you said we do not have that kind of patience, because i don't think we do. >> world news with david mu every is next. >> for spencer and all of us here atness 7, thanks for joining us. my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i

once again the hubble telescope is giving a new look into the universe this time it captured an almost perfect example of what astronomers call and einstein ring when the image has been dubbed the molten ring this effect is caused by light shining from far away and then being bent and pulled by gravity between the source of the light and the person viewing it other examples include the cosmic horseshoe. is thought to have made his 1st calculations on this possibility back in 1912 before it was ever observed. that's all for this time you can catch a month on demand on the portable t.v. our simply check it out a portable t.v. we'll see you next time. max kaiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires the man who i must say how the kind of sensitivity to world events of markets we're seeing anywhere except here on mit welcome back. americans love buying homes. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a home and then you know rebel right that's the things you don't revolt if y

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once again the hubble telescope is giving a new look into the universe this time it captured an almost perfect example of what astronomers call and einstein ring when the image has been dubbed the molten ring this effect is caused by light shining from far away and then being bent and pulled by gravity between the source of the light and the person viewing it other examples include the cosmic horseshoe. is thought to have made his 1st calculations on this possibility back in 1912 before it was ever observed. that's all for this time you can catch a month on demand on the portable to yap or simply check out a portable t.v. we'll see you next time. please. israel media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation whole community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires di the man who i must say how does

once again the hubble telescope is giving a new look into the universe this time it captured an almost perfect example of what astronomers call and einstein ring when the image has been dubbed the molten ring this effect is caused by light shining from far away and then being bent and pulled by gravity between the source of the light and the person viewing it other examples include the cosmic horseshoe. is thought to have made his 1st calculations on this possibility back in 1912 before it was ever observed. that's all for this time you can catch on demand on the portable t.v. app or simply check out a portable t.v. we'll see you next time. an entire village in alaska has had to move if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect. wanted a escaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska does seem some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is fast and that means the river is $35.00 closer than how. long was the year for i think we'r

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changed our photography and taking the picture of the earth space station photographers like me but also hubbl humble looking on the galaxy going to visit jupiter and saturn we have sent so many people out that it's changed how we look at ourselves and the universe. some people get overwhelmed like we are meaningless and insignificant but i don't see that at all. first of all when you are near earth where i was in low earth orbit, it's this giant magnetic you can't take your eyes off it. you can't describe it. until you see it with your own eyes you don't have that emotional like the planet is over there and i'm over here there's something profound about that. but i didn't see ourselves as insignificant. i saw there's no plan b if you look at it it's just a sea of blackness that we are never going to be able to get to any timanytime soon to say the leaso that was kind of the perspective that i came away with. it feels like if we could get more people to have that experience it would wipe away a lot of the problems that we have here on earth to just see the planet as this one plan a. >> my crew

. >>> the hubble space telescope turned 30. check out these stunning images.has released 30 never before seen pictures of galaxies and star clusters and there's something extra special. all of them can actually be seen through telescopes. some of them could be spotted with binoculars and the naked eye. now, we want to bring you the good news happening. go online for more. you can also send your story ideas online. make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! yep! get the gifts you love... yesss! ... for everyone on your list. you've got the holidays, and we've got you... with all the gift for less. at ross. yes for less! stomach it is expected this exam. time for a look at the top stories. trucks came in coronavirus vaccine rolled out from the manufacturing plant in michigan. the first batch includes hundred 84,000 miles expected to reach all 50 states tomorrow.

that's the camera on top of sales force getting a nice tight shot like hubble.n san jose, it's cloudy as it is everywhere. you can see it above the tri valley to the right of the screen. it's kept temperatures relatively warm. it is a warm 47 in concord, san francisco 50, oakland 44, santa rosa is 37. daytime highs don't get out of the mid 50s. we have much to discuss in terms of timing out the rain. we'll do that in the complete forecast. for now, let's get you caught up on the drive. gianna, how is that looking? >> we're going to start with a traffic alert along the east shore freeway. richmond parkway off ramp is shut down exiting off of west bound 80 due to injury crash involving two vehicles. tow crews are arriving to hopefully get everything out of the area. use an alternate. you can head past there off of 80 and get on hill top if you are trying to exit the freeway. 80 is still moving at the limit with no major delays. it is friday. friday light conditions for the most part even with the trouble spots out there. good news to report, we had an earlier acci

our next guest is jen malcolm, commissioner of the minnesota department of hubble health.tate has more cases per population than hot spots new york, florida, arizona. commissioner, thank you very much for being with me this morning. the way that you put it recently in minnesota is "the floodwall is being breached." how close are your hospitals in the state to being overwhelmed? >> good morning, poppy. thanks for this opportunity. you know, the wonderful thing about our health care providers and our hospital system is they just work tirelessly and keep adapting so that they can take care of the most, the people who really need hospital level care. so they have been and they will keep adapting to be able to provide the care that people need. it doesn't come without some impact, though. what that means is that people may have to be hospitalized further from home, less time urgent procedures will start to get delayed and pushed back, so the system will continue to adapt, but it is absolutely under great stress and as my colleague the surgeon general said, those health care pro

the hubble help community members get access to healthcare , covid 19 testing, food, and employment assistance. >>> rapid covid 19 testing, and under 20 minutes. the test was developed at uc davis, requiring only a saliva sample instead of a nose swab. >>> we have increasing clouds, leading to showers tomorrow night into thursday. i have the timeline, when i return. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> the fda released a preliminary analysis of moderna's vaccine candidate. they did confirm that the company data showing it is about 94% effective, and shows no safety concerns that would prevent emergencies authorization. the data shows the vaccine may also prevent asymptomatic cases as soon as the first shot is given. >> this is the most regulatory approach to assessing the safety and efficacy of medical products. it is so important with these vaccines to do that. >> just under 6 million doses of the mod

also hubble looking out into the galaxy. the mars probes, we have sent so many people and robots out into space, it is really changed how we look at ourselves and the universe. some people get overwhelmed we are meaningless and insignificant. i don't see that it all. first of all, when you are near earth were i was in lower orbit, earth is like this giant magnetic you can't take your eyes off it thing, so beautiful. he can't describe it. i tried, i did a geography book i've done this book please sit with your own eyes you don't have that emotional comedy planet is over there and i am here. there something profound about that. i didn't see ourselves as insignificant. ice ourselves really as we have this planted. there's no plan b. if you look at it plan b at that sea of black that's light years away were never going to be able to get to anytime soon, to say the least. so there is plan a, and there is no plan b anywhere else. to got to take care of plan a. that is the perspective i came away with. >> it feels like if we could

earth, apollo 8, earthrise, the space station photographers taking pictures of the earth but also hubblelooking out into the galaxy, voyager going to visit jupiter and saturn, mars probes, so many people and robots out into space, really changed how we look at ourselves and the universe and some people get overwhelmed with our insignificance. i don't see that at all. when your near earth, where i was, low earth orbit, this joint magnetic you can't take your eyes off of it thing that is so beautiful. you can't describe it. i did a photography book, if you see with your own eyes, you don't have that emotional -- the planet is over there and i am here. there's something profound about that. i didn't see ourselves as insignificant. i thought ourselves as we have this planet, there is no plan b. if you look at plan b it is a sea of black that are light years away that we will never be able to get to. anytime soon. to say the least. there is plan and there is no plan b, we have to take care of plan a. that is the perspective i came home with. >> host: it seems if we could get more people to ha

leaders announced the opening of a new essential services have been the city's bayview district the hubble serve as a lifeline to essential services for communities of color disproportionately impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. >>on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hunters point has the highest rate of covid cases we're in touch regularly with organizations like mission neighborhood center to hear what they need what else. the city can do to support them. >>the may be essential services hub part of mayor breed's 28.5 million dollar commitment to support the latino covid-19 response efforts. the location will also provide access to food housing health services and workforce stabilization during the pandemic. and on the east bay, the unified school district is helping families get food during the holidays, the district is providing meals to all children under the age of 18 starting tomorrow

america's perseverance rover, will reach mars earlier in the year to gather data and next fall, the hubblepace telescope's successor may finally head to space on a major mission to study the assembly of galaxies and the origins of life for the news, i'm morgan brennan. >>> they're big,really big covid-killing fans, and now thanks to the cdc, business is booming. >>> and a massive explosion levels a house in indiana. people buried in that rubble a police officer dashes in to help the new video and his story coming up. >>> a few weeks ago we reported on a product that claims to help prevent the spread of covid. it's memorable and has a funny name, but a serious purpose. now the u.s. government officially is recommending it. here's cnbc's diana olick. >> they're big ass fans and just got a big ass boost to business from the centers for disease control. it says the uvgi helps kill covid with rooms with limited ventilation, exactly the technology used in the fans. >> the cdc guidance for us is an endorsement of the technology that we developed. so we have a unique uvgi system incorporated into

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rob also served a key role for the final space shuttle servicing mission to the hubble space telescope. the mission encountered a major programmatic challenge from a prelaunch computer failure one month before the scheduled launch. in this quote failure is not an option, close quote moment, rob brought together the government and industry expertise to fix the problem, ensured the team stayed on track, and minimize schedule impacts. the result was a successful servicing mission extending hubbell's incredible contributions to our scientific community as we approach 31 years in service. prior to joining nasa, rob led the space department of the john hopkins applied physics laboratory where he was integral to the successful development, launch, and operations of the new horizon spacecraft to pluto. new horizons overcame numerous technical and instrument availability issues to meet an extremely tight planetary launch window and flu -- flue by pluto in 2015. he has been a strong champion for diversity and inclusion across his teams and empowering all members of the team to be themselves. and

consistently and i think it is really important for those of us who are health care providers and hubblegh example as well. >> what about having americans from the pandemic and models good behavior. what difference can that make? >> well, tony fauci is the jewel in the crown of infectious disease specialists worldwide. he's really one of the top such experts and to have him here in this country available to advice us is truly an amazing asset. so i think all of us look forward to working with dr. fauci as many of us on the advisory board and transition team have done for years as he's advised presidents over many terms over years. so i think this is really going to be quite a strength to be able to leverage that expertise. >> it was available all along. that might end up being the most stunning thing of all. doctor, thank you. wonderful to spend time with you and your expertise. >>> when we come back, as we do every day, remembering lives well lived. o every day, remembering lives well lived i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wai