they said these jpl guys have so much fun. why were you such stick in the muds when you flew the shuttle. >> i love the jpl guys, and i flew payload for them and knocked my socks off, incredible stuff so i think it's neat, but the thing you have to remember is that, they are not putting human lives at risk. and the human lives we're putting at risk are people who are putting their lives at risk knowingly and for a reason. so it's not a grim kind of thing. but you learn that it really would look horrible if you lost somebody and then people found that you were messing around. and so we were always very, very image conscious. if you were sitting in a meeting planning a mission and somebody said, hey, wouldn't it be cool if-- that killed that idea. you didn't need to hear the idea because we never did anything because it was cool. what we were doing was cool enough. we're launching people into space, for heavens sake in a winged vehicle that weighs 200,000 pounds, right? this is amazing stuff. this is cool enough for you, right?

i love the jpl guys. they knock my socks off. it's incredible but the thing you have to remember is they are not putting human lives at risk and the human lives we are putting at risk those that are doing it knowingly for a reason it's not grim but you learn it with the corbel if you lost somebody and then people found out you were messing around. so we were always very image conscious. if you are sitting in a meeting planning and mission and somebody said wouldn't it be cool if? that would kill that idea you even need to hear the idea because we never did anything because it was cool. what we were doing was cool enough. we are launching people into space for heaven sakes bring them back in a wink vehicle that weighs 200,000 pounds this is amazing stuff it is cool enough for you. we always had to be very careful not to appear frivolous in any way but at the same time we want to have some fun. so yes we did some cool stuff what people wouldn't notice and this wouldld happen more often with the space station nowadays than the shutt

i love the jpl guys they knock my socks off i think it is neat but the thing you have to remember is that they are not putting human lives at risk. the human lives we are putting at risk are those that knowingly and for a reason it's not a grim kind of thing but you learn it would really look horrible if you lost somebody and then they found out you were messing around so we were always very image-conscious. if you are sitting in a meeting planning and mission and somebody said wouldn't it be cool if? that would kill the idea you don't even need to hear it because we never did anything because it was cool. what we were doing was cool enough. were launching people into space for heaven sakes and bringing them back in a winged vehicle 200,000 pounds. this is amazing stuff this should be cool enough for you but we always had to be very careful not to appear frivolous in any way but at the same time we wanted to have fun so we did some cool stuff and what people wouldn't notice this would happen more often with the space station that if you have a good clear night in houston and flying a

i love the jpl dies they are just doing amazing things.no i flew for them, they knocked my socks off it was incredible stuff. the thing you have to remembert is they are not putting human lives at risk. in the human lives are at risk for people putting their lives at risk knowingly and forho a reason. it's not a grim kind of thing. but you learn that it would really look horrible if you lost somebody and then people found you were messing around. and so we were always very,o very image-conscious. if you were sitting in a meeting, planning a mission and somebody said hey, wouldn't it be cool if?f? that killed that idea. you did not even need to hear the idea because we never did anything because it was cool. what we were doing was cool enough. we were launching people into space for heaven sakes and bringing them back in a winged vehicle that weighs 200,000 pounds right? this is amazing stuff this is cool enough for you, right? we always had these to bebu very, very careful not to appear frivolous in any way. but at the same time he wanted to have some fun. so yes we did some cool stu

model and the location of jpl into the parachute using code and binary code and that was - and so he sent me a note saying that they had so much fun. why the world we guys stick in the mud. and i loved them guys, they're doing amazing things. they knocked my socks off. they've done incredible sups or thing is really neat. but the thing you have to remember is that they are not putting human lives at risk. in the human lives at risk are the people knowingly and for reason. since the ingram cut think. but you learned that it would really look horrible if you lost to somebody and then people found that you were messing around. so we were always very image conscious. if you were sitting in a meeting, planning a mission, and somebody said what it be cool if and it killed the idea pretty didn't eat to hear the idea. because we never did anything because that was cool. what we were doing was cool enough. wanting people into space for heaven sakes were bringing them back and wing to be, weighs 200,000 pounds. this is a amazing stuff and this is cool enough for you read we always had to be ve

triple-digit temperatures every day this month so far, the first day where they will see some relief and as jpl seen increased temperatures from climate change of at least five degrees. it has a tremendous effect. it creates the conditions that give rise to that incredible fire footage you saw a moment ago. it makes it such that you cannot work in a field for a full eight-hour day. standing in a place like reno, we've been traveling across california and nevada the last couple of days and just to see the effects in lower drought, sorry, lower lake levels, seeing drought everywhere, seeing just incredible heat, the kind of heat you can feel through the soles of your shoes, all of that happening here. being in reno, you sort of think about all of this stuff so clearly because you see big air conditioned buildings everywhere. is that our future? that is the question. that's the story from the american west. time. it's relentless. we do everything but control it. and when it's running out. we relentlessly try to protect it. because "all the time in the world" it's just a saying. today, for women li

it is about 10 degrees less on the ground and about two degrees less in the ambient area, which jpl and nasa is helping us work on. also, putting trees -- not just dividing them by council district evenly, but putting them in communities where the least shade exists, moving toward shade as an equity issue. those are two of the main ways we are looking at that as well. as well as cool rooftops being mandated in our codes. representative huffman: finally, other mayors, i would love to hear from you. mayor bottoms: in atlanta, we are studying this and working on a study that will literally confirm what we already know, that our marginalized communities are the ones bearing the burden of this. in a primarily african-american community, my monthly utility bill rivals a small commercial establishment, and that is not unusual. not only is it creating an issue that week literally can feel but also creating an issue that is a burden in our pocketbooks on a monthly basis. mayor rhodes-conway: in medicine really briefly, we are also -- in madison, really briefly, we are also dealing with the urban