>> i was pre-fortunate on the timing i went to the johnson space center. fortunate on the timing i went to the space center. there was so much work to be done, if you are willing to work, stay late, go on trips, come in late, save samples, and all that, if you are willing to do it, they would let you do it. viewpoint, the job was not difficult. personally, i had people say haves to me, like i would -- i would like to get him promoted because he deserves it, not because his woman. -- he is a woman. >> i would like to open it up for the audience questions. >> both nasa and boeing have strong stem education for all students at all grade levels. i was wondering if you had that in your schooling growing up. is, boeing inn the smithsonian focus on stem education programs for girls. the question was whether there were programs like that for you. no. eroprograms. however, i had great teachers. my math teacher, who was also the basketball coach, salome doing my homework and clasp while he was teaching that chapter. he looked at that, and i will never know whether it

and the johnson space center in houston. to demonstrate the hand to the extravehicular activity group. and not just only. there is an interest in. new technologies and sued around understanding of the body. i'm just trying to figure out where the general public is at at the moment in terms of understanding all of this because what steve mann and i know when he ran into trouble couple of times for instance when he was trying to pass metal that detector it was being seen like crazy and the customs officer got so scared that they literally have to sort of you know. some. mechanical things out of his body when it comes to you are do you think it a little too far out for most of the people at the moment or not really. oh i mean it's very difficult to evaluate you know i think. new ideas new philosophies and contemporary practice often can only be value ites in the near future it will not be fully understood now. so for example it took 10 years to find 3 surgeons. and to get funding to begin the construction of an iraq. and the su

texas lawmakers loudly voiced opposition so it will be managed by texas johnson space center. makers is quoted very prominently in the release. this really i think gets to the heart of why space is seen as so crucial, not just because of national security and the idea of u.s. dominance on earth and beyond, but because space programs like orion are jobs programs, as well. >>> all right. important news in the world of space. >>> still to come here on squawk alley, what ever happened to the supposed apple/disney merger that's next. stay with us. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49 - nothing! woo! >>> stock session highs today about 129 to the upside. consumer confidence was not great today, worse number since march. and the president at the u.n. today seemed t

pretty nasa's help a little star power will help get kids excited about space interns at nasa's johnson space centerop star ariana grande, a remake sing her song nasa, making it their even shot this piers if the interns, switching up the lyrics to share excitement for the art of its lunar exploration program. nasa's plan to get american some back on the moon by 2024. >>how an entire offseason of drama with antonio brown brings us this image at the this controversial superstar white out in force is way off the team this weekend being torched in the coliseum t would saw when the raiders trade for him back in march signed him to a contract with $30 million in guaranteed money. now for now the drama seems over with and brown is in new england. while the raiders have actual football business to attend to raiders broncos to kick off the year hers and early update from oakland, 1st half of the bucs and the raiders of the 14 nothing lead excellent opening drive from the silver and black drove down 72 yards on 10 plays capped off by a strike to tyrell williams the guy who is now the number one receiver with

>a little star power will help get young people more excited about space interns at nasa's johnson space centeriana grande, remake see her song mass and making it their all they even shot this music video grab a song is about a woman who needs some space from her boyfriend and uses literal space and other astronomical events to make point the interests with sepp the lyrics to share their excitement for the artemis lunar exploration program. nasa's plan to get americans back on the move by 2024. according to the space agency, educational already is part of a volunteer outreach project and look like a lot of fun but meant >>so if i'm following this correctly area on the was reading about meeting space from her boyfriend made to nasa say hey we could use it as they see you never know these days that wraps up kron 4 news at night but. >>our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour next at 10 final home opener over the raiders at the coliseum in oakland button. all the fans were talking about was the ugly breakup with wide receiver antonio brown, he force waiters to cut him before ever pl

control tonight, don't want gravity pulling on us tonight ♪ >> meantime, interns at nasa's johnson space centeramped version of nasa by pop star ariana grande. the interns switched up the lyrics to share excitement for the artemis lunar exploration plan, nasa's plan to get americans back on the moon by 2024. nasa hopes the video will get young people interested in space. >> our interns up in the newsroom have it going. >> stepping it up. >> based on what we saw there. >>> an unusual twist on used car sales. >> we came up with the pickup option. we knew whatever we offered had to be fun. it had to be exciting. it had to be different. >> give you a closer look at this vending machine sales technique. it's like getting a candy bar, but a gigantic candy bar. but will it draw more customers? >> a little more expensive too. >>> and dan joining us now with what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >> hey, dion, hey, larry. relief for commuters. bart is making a big change to its work schedule that has closed lanes on highway 24 and shut down train service between walnut creek and orinda. >>> a south bay

center. texas lawmakersceoudly v opposition. orion will be managed at texas johnson spaceting to heart why space like defense is seen as crucial, not just because of national security and innovation but because space programs are jobs programs. for "nightly bubuness report" i'm morgan brennan. >> and before with goe a final look at the day on wall street. the dwou fell 142 points. the nasdaq down 118. the and s&p&p 500 dropped 25. that's nightly business report tonight. thanks for joining us. have a greatvening. and we will see you here tomorrow. ♪ woman: this is"bbc wor" is made possible by... the freemadation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thu.

johnson said he respected the court's verdict but strongly disagreed with. her approach a soyuz rocket has docked with the international space station after blasting off from the baikonur space center in kazakhstan among the new crew as has almost sori from the united arab emirates he made history by becoming the 1st arab astronaut on the i assess. this is the interview news from berlin don't forget you can always get the latest headlines that did have you dot com or follow us on twitter we have more to come at the top of the hour here now thanks for being with us. from borderless iraq. versus northern ireland. for in texas growing cotton. back with the rescuers and the. conflicts in border regions and how people deal with in. our special series for the . 60 minutes on d w. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 989. we visit the heroes of eastern europe we talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage. the libya the fall of the wall didn't surprise me mission accomplished what does it take to change the course of history. raising the iron curtain starts september 30th on d w. world unto itself. the finest musical composition

johnson here with us. the decision to hold this public field hearing here, within a space find by the remaining foundational structure of the world trade center at what was the epicenter of ground zero 18 years ago this week makes today's program especially meaningful. theow many of you toured museum last night, some for the first time. the events we chronicle here, the lives we remember, and the aspirations we embrace for a world free of this scourge of inextricably linked to the topics he will discuss today. here at the 9/11 memorial and museum, we testified to the largest inextricably linked loss-of-life from a foreign attack on american soil and the single greatest loss of rescue personnel in a single event in american history. experiences reflect of profound shock, unprecedented vulnerability, and overwhelming grief caused by the attacks. yet visitors take away more than a cautionary tale to remain vigilant to continued threats, by sharing the manifold expressions of courage, compassion, and service in response to 9/11 -- this museum also affirms the best of who we can be as human beings. from its inception, the 9/11 -- 9/11 in museum me

johnson here this morning and i want to thank each of you dedicated service to the nation. publicision to hold this field hearing here within a space defined by the remaining of the onal structure world trade center, at what was 18 years ago this week, the of ground zero, makes today's program especially meaningful. many of you toured the museum last night, some for the first time. the events we chronicle here, he lives we remember, and the aspirations we embrace for a orld free from the scourge of activism are inextricably linked to the work of this committee the topics you will discuss today. here at the 9/11 memorial and testify to the largest loss of life resulting from a foreign attack on soil.can and the single greatest loss of escued personnel in a single event in american history. our exhibitions and programs collective experience of profound shock, andecedented vulnerability, overwhelming grief caused by the attacks. take away more remaincautionary tale to vigilant to continued threats by sharing the man any follow of courage, coassion and service in response to 9/11, this museum of who we s the best can be as human beings. 9/11 ts inception, the memorial and museum vowed to ofor and pre