juno has a website for which one of its instruments called juno cam.is an optical image or that will be managed by the public. aurora,scan, look at the clouds and how they form. we are encouraging the public to log on and vote for their best picture. but also tell us what else we should take a look at in the next orbit. in addition to that, we have an amateur website connected to juno cam. this will allow our amateur astronomers to post their pictures. what has been credible is the amateur astronomers have been looking at jupiter almost on a nightly basis in finding the great red spot is starting to shrink. it is changing in size. we don't understand it. perhapsin addition to that, we e bright lights that have been right in the cloud structures and juno will be flying by also looking at jupiter during those times that we believe where jupiter is actually bringing in and capturing impacts from near jupiter objects that come in. really a fabulous plaintiff for us and the citizens of the u.s. take a good look at and at the same time. host: brad is next fr

over the weekend, juno made its first fly- by of the planet. it was also the first time the space craft had all of its science instruments activated to look at jupiter. the closest juno got to jupiter was when it went above the planet's swirling clouds. many more fly- bys are planned.. but this was the closest juno has gotten so far. /// ((sherry swensk)) >>> back down here in las happens here, stays here. the l-v-c-v-a just released a brand new commericial for its series. this one is called "postcard": (( wife: "i just got a postcard." husband: "oh yeah? neat." wife: "from you." husband: "oh, uhhh 'work trip canceled, headed to vegas for the weekend, love me.' huh, that's nice right? oh, p.s. phone dead. sad face emoji." )) ((sherry swensk)) series of three new ads. you can see how it ends at youtube dot com slash las vegas. the successful "what happens here stays here" campaign is now in its 14-th year! /// sherry how's the weather today? and today looks even hotter, so lots of water in the backpacks for the kids today. ............ stay cool

we're going to be joined by the ceo of juno in a moment.l joins us. >> these guys working in a new area of immunotherapy. novartis laying off about 120 people, this shaking confidence in the whole space. you can see there juno down about 4%, kite down about 2.5% as well. now, what cart-t does is a brand new, takes a patient's own white blood cells out of their body, beeves them up to better identify cancer and then gives them back. this has been showing very positive results in the clinic for patients who've tried everything else and they've stopped working. but it is still very new. novartis, juno and kite are companies competing in the market. we reached out to novartis and they say they remain committed to the development of car-t therapies and remain well positioned to successfully launch ctl019 in relapsed -- that's the indication they're going for. they say they're still on track this doesn't effect their plan to file for approval early 2017, guys. >> to be fair they laid off 120 people, but they're still keeping and reintegrating 280

nasa's juno mission executed its first flyby of the planet. it's giving us a clear picture of the ifth planet from the sun. >> the closest the spacecraft got when it was 26 miles above juniper jupiter, there are more flyby's planned but this was the closest juno will gee during its mission>>> that's how cool flyby. >> it's so cool. >> i nice day today. tomorrow as you get the kids ready for school, were in he low to midshipman 60s between eight and 9:00 tomorrow morning and by the time they had home, once again ssme scattered storms, highs around 80 were in the low to midshipman 60s between eight and 9:00 tomorrow morning anddby the time they midshipman 60s between eight and 9:00 tomorrow morning and by the time they had home, once again some scattered storms, highs around 8281 and low 80s on wednesday. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: ready to get fresh? not like that! i'm talking fast 'n' fresh feasts. clinton's getting things fired up with his delicious grilled zucchini masterpiece. then, mario's in the kitchen with the fabulous acad

lucy. >> we got fresco users everywhere even in juno, alaska. >> yes, we do. >> they're making moneyng it. tonight in your health local researchers are working to fight the zika virus. the fda has approved a zika vaccine to go through clinical trials in and researchers developed it right here in philadelphia. a team from the wister institute says it's vac keen is very different than others because it's dna based which means unlike many traditional vaccines, it does not use life or even killed viruses. as of now, no approved vaccine is yet available to the public. >> dna has the possibility to be a disruptive technology which would,, what i moan by that is, advance us much quicker to the point of developing new drugs and therapists for human beings. >> the researchers also hope to use dna vaccine to fight other diseases some day like hiv and ebola. >>> in your money, the fallout continues from one of the travel clinches of the summer. delta airlines canceled hundreds more flights today on top of the 1,000 flights yesterday. power outage grounded flights worldwide. delta canceled more

. >> nasa scientists are check out the newest photos from the juno spacecraft, flew past jupiter this weekend, research unit came within 2600 miles of the planet surface. one image shows half of jupiter and it famous red spot near the bottom. juno's mission to our solar system largest planet ends this february. >>> well, south florida is getting ready for possible flooding. tropical depression has formed in the florida straight, expected to produce to up 4 inches every rain through wednesday. health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into widespread breeding grounds for mosquitos caring the zika virus. well, time now 44:44. >> justin here with another check on your forecast, hey, justin. >> morning, brooke. do have two drop cat depressions near the east coast, we'll have to keep an eye on that, maybe i am packing the delaware valley. we have to see right now. i think we will be in okay shape. temperature wise this morning, no problems, as far as humidity goes, 68 degrees, capitol city of delaware right now at 69 in cherry hill, mid 60s around t

.>>> nasa's juno spacecraft finished its first flyby of the planet jupiter and juno went past the planet a mere 2600 miles above the ds an hour that probe is sending vital information back to earth and scientists believe our galaxy might have 1 billion planets similar to jupiter and juno is key to understanding them, 35 more flybys are planned for the mission ends in february 2018. >>> nasa astronaut jeff williams is set a new record in space exploration and has now spent more than 520 days in space and that passes former astronaut scott kelly's record spinning when you're on the nasa study and this is williams fourth flight into space and the third mission to the iss and is scheduled to return to earth september 6 good >>> the unmanned spacex dragon capsule plash splashdown of the pacific ocean friday and it was loaded with thousands of pounds of experiments, old equipment and trash. spacex crews hauled into long beach california where they handed over the cargo to nasa and the dragon is the only supply ship of and the others are designed to burn up in the atmosphere.>>> with so many ad

just yesterday, nasa's juno close pass of the planet jupiter. this is one of the images take by the spacecraft during the flyby. more images and data will be released in the coming weeks, including high resolution images of jupiter's north and south poles. juno will complete 35 more flybys of the planet over the next year and a half. fans of britney spears are about to get a new glimpse into the pop star's life. according to the hollywood reporter, "lifetime" has just given the green light for a made-for tv movie about spears' life and career. the movie, titled "britney," will be about two-hours long. it will focus on spears' rise to fame, her past troubles, and her current success. the movie is expected to be released in 2017. we want to know about the stories you're talking about this morning. keep sharing with us. you can follow wisn 12 news on facebook, twitter and instagram. wisn 12 news time is 5:25. hurricane gaston as it gains strength in the atlantic. details on where meteorologists think the storm will make landfall. and a live look ou

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juno spacecraft flew past jupiter this weekend 2600 miles from the planet surface. >> this image showsnet with the famous red spot near the bottom. it is a rare view of our solar system largest planet. juno mission lasts until february. >> here on earth, new jersey governor and former republican presidential can date chris christie attended 32nd annual gop clam bake yesterday, in northeast philly. besides some terrific food, clam bake featured fun, games, marketplace, and a dunk tank. a lot of fun and refreshments for a warm sunday afternoon. >> and, runners and walkers hit the street of philadelphia, yesterday, for the phillies 10k. the race started at eighth and south and finish at sixth and pine. passed through queen village, washington square, portions proceeds are going to community development corporations about 4500 people took part last check on weather and traffic. >> it was hot yesterday, we'll keep the heat around today, and through the end of the month, check it out, upper 078's, low 90s, how many at this -- humidity slowly lower, wednesday best chance for shower or storm.

nasa's juno probe has been in space for a while.. and its finally giving us our first close-up view of jupiter. just 26-hundred miles away from the planet's surface.. the solar power back this amazing photo. juno will be orbiting the planet until february 20-18.. and we can only expect the photos to get better. welcome to the dark side.. in a galaxy far, far away.. scientists have found a dark galaxy. its called dragonfly-44.. and its 300-million light years away. but don't cue darth vader's intro just yet.. scientists say while the new galaxy seems all dark and mysterious.. its actually just in fact.. last year scientists spotted it.. but passed over it. because it really just looks like a dark blob. cc will continue shortly are sending out a big warning.. saying buying buying pain pills on the black market is just like playing russian roulette.. thanks to fentanyl. if that drug sounds familiar-- its probably because thats the drug pop-star prince overdosed on.. and just like many others.. prince didn't have a prescription for it. "

the nasa juno aircraft took this photo of jupiter. you can clearly make out the giant red spot as well as some bands and some swirls. we are expecting more awesome images over the next few weeks. >>> let's check on the forecast with pamela. >> the beautiful weather continues and it looks like it's going to be a hot one as we get early in the morning, temperatures fall into the mid- 60s with areas of patchy fog. high humidity early and then decreasing throughout the day. there is a chance of a sprinkles but most of our rain not moving in a tell thursday. after that, i pressure moves in and high temperatures take a tumble into the 70s. some fall air, very crisp. the end of labor day weekend looking much hotter and labor day in the 90s. dry for now. >> up and down. >> it is. >> that's it for now. see you back here tonight at 11:00. massachusetts public charter schools are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students

better.take a look at the first close-up images of "juno" spacecraft.juno will spend the next few years orbiting the planet... giving us an unparalleled look at the gas giant and what it's made of. 3 a group of scientists are back from mars... kind of.they've spent the past year inside an isolated habitat in hawaii that looks like mars.the mission gives researchers an idea of what to expect if and when humans head to mars in the coming years. he's not on mars...but meteorologist michael schlesinger has a check of our forecast- from the weather center- right here on planet earth.michael? 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) forecast...dense fog advisory until 9am for ozaukee, washington, and sheboygan countiestoday: morning fog; otherwise partly cloudy. high: 81tonight: increasing clouds. low; 68tuesday: scattered high: 74thursday: mostly sunny. high: 72forecast... dense fog advisory until 9am for ozaukee, washington, and sheboygan countiestoday: morning fog; otherwise partly cloudy. high: 81tonight: increasing clouds. low; 68 tuesday: scattered showers, storm

the space agency's juno mission captured this image of jupiter's north polar first fly-by of the planet.it was the first time the space- craft had all of its science instruments activated and looking at jupiter as it zoomed past. hubble space telescope captured this glow of stars in a dwarf galaxy-- about 15 million light-years from earth. dwarf galaxies usually contain about a billion stars -- and they often have spiral or elliptical shapes..but this galaxy has an irregular shape-- nasa described as an "irregular island in a sea of a seven-year-old boy in green bay is working to raise money for the green bay police department to get a new k-9 officer.the department recently lost four-year-old "cops" to serious medical issues.when ethan engum heard about their loss he started a go fund me page to raise money. ethan says one day he'd like to be a k-9 handler, which is something one officer sees as a definite possibility. "you can see his passion and his enthusiasm, and i think it was contagious. you know, i got roughly 14 years left, and i'm finishing. we can work together f a few years or

juno picking up some heavier rain there. temperatures around 80 degrees this weekend. there will be thunderstorms on and off throughout the day. temperatures only in the 60's up north. those are the highs. it's going to be the coolest day all august long. temperatures on sunday only getting to 70 degrees, so we cool down temporarily. you can get a little break from your air conditioner. it will be kind of nice. lower dew points moving in. that will feel comfortable. kathy: thank you, mark. surveillance video of a liquor weekend's unrest in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood. the first charges are now filed. and as wisn 12 news' nick bohr shows us, the store's owner is vowing to stay open. >> paul spencer's clark's liquor store is back open, but still recovering after dozens of , people pillaged it early sunday. he calls the people seen on his story surveillance video, some carrying out cases of liquor opportunists not protesters. ,>> care about the issue. they can loot. they can steal. >> they weren't able to get behind the counter, but as he shows me the video says

olympic zone, 2012 olympic gold medalist kara harrison is the first american to win a gold medal in juno. >> here's more on tonight's hometown heroes. >> kayla harrison made history at london olympics when gold. four years later she's back and ready to defend her title. >> reporter: it was a golden moment for kayla harrison. >> it's surreal, to this day it's still surreal. >> reporter: an historic win for her country. >> kayla harrison just won the gold medal! >> reporter: at the 2012 olympic games the 26-year-old became the first american to win gold in judo. >> it happened, and i was like, wow, okay, so this is what this is like. >> reporter: it was a win that the sport in the united states but on the new olympic champion. >> you dream your whole life and plan your career for that one day and then you win but you didn't prepare for what happened after you won. because you can't. >> reporter: four years later, kayla, who lives in danvers, is ready to add to her collection. but her road to rio wasn't easy. after london kayla discovered she had been fighting with a dislocated knee, an inj

better.take a look at the first close-up images of jupiter coming from nasa's "juno" spacecraft.juno will spend the next few years orbiting the planet...giving us an unparalleled look at the gas giant and what it's made of. scott joins us now with sports, usually when the brewers have a chance to make team history it's a good thing right??? not today.... today....no this is the kind of history you want to avoid... ...if the crew loses this afternoon at miller it will finish off a four game sweep by the pirates for the first time in more than a decade....i'll have highlights and a report from the park.....next.... 3 the brewers season continues winding down with their second to last sunday afternoon at miller park..... park.....jonathan villar and the crew hope to avoid a four game sweep against the pirates......villar has been red hot in august batting over 300 with three homers.....that's his second best month of the year in both categories as milwaukee goes up one zip....chase anderson was lights out early keeping pittsburgh scoreless with only 3 hi the sixth the pirates catch on..

as millions of americans celebrated our 240th birthday on the fourth of july, nasa's space probe juno successfully entered jupiter's atmosphere, five years after its began. even as you watch this, its orbiting jupiter, snapping pictures and conducting research. >> we are in orbit. >> we conquered jupiter. >> going into orbit around jupiter and telling us a lot about that planet and by learn being that planet it will tell us about our planet and answering the big questions, there is only a few big questions left i think that where did we come from? how did we get here, why are we heream where do we go? the enterprise hitle took -- shuttle took to the skies nearly 40 years ago. >> we will keep exploring. >> and we decided to pay a visit. it now sits inside the intrepid sea, air and space museum. now 40 years later tourists and locals can come face to face with the enterprise shuttle. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on safely to the earth. >> and we did. >> it's an incredible vehicle that the shuttle was

and plans to retire from juno. but thed about news is thinking of staying in the athletic field and moving to mixed martial arts. maria: doing well there. reporter: all right. a lot of concern with the red sox. not only lose the team but may have lost an injury. we'll tell but what happened the kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. i'm kelly ayotte.: and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... after the first or second day of spring training and the failure to execute it tonight cost the sox the game and a chance at larger issue this evening is the left knee of andrew benintendi who had to be helped off the field. the patriots made two moves today to pare their roster to the required 75 by ne

. >> what does it >> a juno's. >> aj knows. >> he alwaysa > knows the next thank you for waking up with us. >> as we said, aj knows. i was going to get some rain today or is it going to pass us by?toda peekaboo skies. that concerned me when you saidk that he was is just peeking through.. >> what color bluet are you referring to? he stormed back fox dopplerx radar storm fox doppler radar you can see those pressing off toward the east.ho no lightning with this system at all the system at all as well. i moving along only a couple inches and three quarters of an inch out off toledo.34 ford ashtabula. our big planner today showing su ton and clouds. noontime temperature 77 and a perhapsnd an isolated shower lar this evening, not until around dinnertime.sheni 78 euros it. e we will not see the eighties today.ull perhaps a shower and who cooler but those will wear off pretty quickly is as the nighttime hours roll along.g.qui northwest ohio there are definitely blue skies on the way, at least for a portion of the le day. a lot of instability starts toa rainfall should be like if at all.fall may

nasa tweeted the picture showing how close it was to the juno. this is the closest it has ever been and will get to the planet. >>> let's step to the table to join another strong crew ready to wade through the week. maria kumar is president and ceo maria co-founded the group with rosario dawson but we chose maria today. good to have you. amy williams an advisor to former republican leader bill frisk and has a weird obsession with chris evans, the guy that plays captain america in the movies. >> who doesn't? >> we'll take that up kasie hunt dropped off the road to be with us this morning. she doesn't know where she'll be tomorrow. >> i don't know where i'm at now. >> you're not in the hamptons with hillary clinton. we have so much to talk about. i would love to talk about dr. harold bornstein, he said he wrote the report in five minutes to take back. he looks like a drummer for motley crew. let's start with immigration. donald trump made this is a signature issue. it's probably the biggest reason he rose to prominence, the wall, deportation forces

millions of americans celebrated the 240th birthday on 4 july nasa's space probe juno entered jupiter'stmosphere 5 years after its journey began. even if you watch this, orbiting jupiter, snapping pictures and conducting research. >> jupiter going into orbit around jupiter, telling us a lot about that planet and it will tell us about our planet. there are only a few questions left, where did we come from, why are we here and where do we go afterwards? >> how did it get started? the enterprise shuttle took to the skies nearly 40 years ago. >> we will keep exploring. >> we decided to pay a visit. it sits inside the intrepid air and space museum in new york city. we have a front row seat in 2012, the enterprise piggybacked on a 747 in the background marking the end of an era. >> this ship glided but never flew. >> space shuttle enterprise was the first space shuttle and the only one that didn't make it to space. it was only used for test flights to test the thermal protection system. >> liftoff of the space shuttle columbia with a group of international -- >> reporter: the enterprise playe

nasa's juno spacecraft will capture the first close up be the closest approach to the planet and will help nasa gather new data, including how much water is in the atmosphere and how and when the planet was formed. nasa says it will take some time to analyze the results but they will release photos later next week. nasa engineers simulating a splashdown of its orion spacecraft -- using crash test dummies. the dummies are in legit spacesuits -- and represent a 105 pound woman crews used a pendulum and explosives to drop a test capsule into a pool of water at 25 miles-per-hour.. it's all part of an effort to eventually send humans to mars. nasa is confident the program is on spaceflight, in 2023. adlib to weather weather mainly cloudy this evening with the temperature gradually falling into the middle 60s overnight. showers and thunderstorms will move in after midnight and continue saturday morning then mostly with scattered t-storms. temperatures will stay in the upper 70s then rise into the 80s by sunday. gradual clearing throughout sunday then there is the slight chance for a few t-s

valencia, juno, mayfair, or hudson. filters are meant to add more color and intensity to your life. but some filters can actually signal the opposite. researchers from harvard and the university of vermont found that instagram photos can be analyzed to screen users for depression. the photos' filters and traits --like brightness and color-- identify those who suffer from the illness better than a typical physician. the study found that valencia, a filter that lightens photos, is most popular with users who were not depressed. while inkwell, which converts images to black and white, was used by clinically-depressed consumers. the discovery may seem obtrusive.and could be lucrative, but michael thase, the director of the mood and anxiety program at university of pennsylvania, says companies would hopefully only use them to assist patients - and not target depressed people simply to make a buck. a user could ask for screening feedback by giving consent to having their photos scanned. the computer system would analyze the user's profile by looking at the hue, vividness, and filter appli

juno will complete 35 more flybys of the planet over the next year and a half. fans of britney spears are about to get a new glimpse into the pop star's life. according to the hollywood reporter, "lifetime" has just given the green light for a made-for tv movie about spears' life and career. it will focus on spears' rise to fame, her past troubles, and her current success. the movie is expected to be released in 2017. we want to know about the stories you're talking about this morning. keep sharing with us. you can follow wisn 12 news on facebook, twitter and instagram. wisn 12 news time is 7:25. coming up, families brace for hurricane gaston as it gains strength in the atlantic. details on where meteorologists landfall. and a live look outside as we head to break. the roof is open a miller park today, getting a little sun and clouds and fog out there. meteorologist jeremy nelson will have your weather forecast, >> wisn 12 news starts right now. thema: good morning, and welcome to wisn 12 news this morning. coming up on 7:30 this morning, we start by checking yo

talking about the north carolina museum of natural sciences tonightment more -- this is about the juno mission to jupiter. that will be at 7:00 tonight at the museum. we always enjoy having you here. >> thank you for having me. >> hopefully, we'll be up for that, right? >> that's right. we have no excuses. we just need a nice dark place to watch. >>> the north carolina museum of art is getting a makeover. >> we'll show you what is being added to the ground around this z22xez zvpz if you home is in the lane on the bench or on the range there's only one place to go. come to cabela's all week for great deals and more. save big on all your favorite trusted brands. get 20% off all walker's hearing protection ucation, training, demos and seminars. because responsible ownership starts at cabela's. stop in and save all week long at cabela's and remember to own responsibly. ?summertime and the living easy ?? and the cotton is high ?? ? and lena tillett is in our newsroom ?? >> i think i was in a trance. that makes you want to go there and listen to that. oh, my gosh. >> you know who is singing

. >> now we await more discoveries as juno orbits jupiter capturing amazing images like this one. >> they will fine things they never expected but they will study what the atmosphere is like and the composition of jupiter and try to answer some questions of how jupiter got there and how it it formed and we different. we meaning why earth is different than jupiter and it's going to be very exciting. >> safe to say there will never be a manned mission to jiewpter with that gravity? >> who knows. maybe they can figure out -- ur -- ur opa -- uruppa is one of the moons around jupiter it would be a interesting study to possibility of supporting life. maybe that's more likely. >> we have come so far. just in my lifetime manned missions into space which barely got into space to now years long missions on the international space station. what's next? >> the next step beyond lowers -- which we have been exploring for the past few decades is to go beyond the orbit. nasa is looking at that and so are the private companies but the goal would be to get beyond the orbit. go somewhere else. go to ma

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the juno spacecraft just completed a this is the closest it will the get orbiting jupiter. it will do 35 more fly byes over the next year and a half. >> beautiful. >> i want to know what's in the spot. it's supposed to be a giant storm. >> like a birth mark [ laughter ] >> it's supposed to be a giant storm amber. tonight on "bachelor in paradise"... damn, daniel! well, well, wells. ...a handsome new arrival tempts all of the women. you started hitting on him right in front of me just to piss me off. you were disrespectful. like, you [bleep] were. good luck getting a rose tomorrow. great, if you're done, then i'm done. have fun finding love with someone else. i was doing so good with him and this just ruined it. [ sniffles ] and later, it's the josh and nick fight you've all been waiting for. it's real simple. josh, you're an [bleep] don't talk behind my back -- ever. i have a genuine relationship with that woman right now. just because amanda doesn't like you, doesn't mean that you need to try to hurt our relationship. calm down. no, i'm not gonna calm down. because this is

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millions of americans celebrated our country's 240th birthday this past fourth of july nasa's space probe juno successfully entered jupiter's atmosphere 5 years after it left on its missionit is now orbiting the planet as we stand here today ((nasa presser sot: we're in orbit, we conquered jupiter)) massimino says: "gonna be going into orbit around planet. and by learning about that planet, it's gonna tell us about our planet, and answering the big questions. there's only a few big questions left, i think. like where did we come from? how did we get here? why are we here, and where do we go after we're done?" how it all startedthe enterprise shuttle, took to the skies during its first flight in 1977... i decided to pay a visit to one of the most magnificent vehicles in america's history as it sits inside the intrepid, the sea, air and space museum. we all witnessed history happen right before our eyes, as the enterprise flew on top of a 747 aircraft with new york city landmarks as background marking the end of an era. the shuttle has a tail cone and it exists because it didn't have the rocket

>> blair: it is day two of the olympics, medals up for grab, women's rugby and juno, michael phelps goes for his medal of the games. he won his 19th gold last night the 19-year-old kayla ladecy to win her first gold med dafthese games. aly raiseman in the competition. she and the women's team blew away the competition. keeping up to date with the big wins from rio, alerts from our website or >> elizabeth: the teenager known as clock boy violated when mistaking a home made clock for a bomb. ahmed mohammad made headlines when he brought that clock to school one teacher thought it was a bomb and notified authorities. ahmed was detained and questioned and hauled off by authorities. he's received hate mail and left the country. >> for the safety of my family, for anyone that's a minority. >> elizabeth: a lawsuit the city of irving texas, and his school principal, violated his rights. >>> mud slides claim the lives of dozens in mexico. heavy rain tributed by earl for the disaster of that hurricane. mud slides destroyed cars and homes and left debris everywhere. the heavy mud -- everyone did rv

. >>> it was a big day for travis stevens for winning the silver medal in juno. the first for an american man since 2004. he posted this video, where he trains, showing the students cheering him while watching him win. >>> so here is a lack at the latest medal count. right now the united states in the lead with 27 gold medals in total. 10 of them gold, 8 silver, 9 bronze. china trails with 17 medals and south in third with 7. >> here's sarah wroblewski and the weather team. >> sarah: no gold medals in the forecast. i can tell you that. it was a rainy day for a lot of us. you know what? it was so welcomed. we need that rain. we're in such a drought that significant showers. as thunderstorms rolling through, shiri spear this morning tracking that. nashua coming up just under an inch. boston just under .25 of an inch. plymouth .550 inch. we did see good rain come on through pushed off of the coast. we're actually seeing improvement right now. there's the that rain that came through, a few thunderstorms. some of the steadiest rain well but as the clouds break apart a

he said have you tried juno. he literally texted my phone and said download this app. i thought, uber's own drivers ar trying to get me to use a competitor at discounted rates. it doesn't seem like there's a large barrier -- >> i would say this. about the s there a monopoly, the answer is no. there's a lot of people who can enter into a field. for competition, that's a good thing. what it also says is drivers are truly independent contractors. you saw class action lawsuits about trying to make drivers full-time workers. but the fact your driver is trying to sell you on another service, they are on their own. >> uber, look, their ultimate plan is to get driverless cars. they have shown no loyalty to their drivers either. >> the fact you have more uber drivers than taxi drivers in new york city, if you assume people are rational actors, they're choosing to become uber drivers for a reason. but at the same time if they can make more money on juno, then that's what they should do. >> okay. thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> when we come back, results from procter & gamble. w

millions of americans celebratedd our 240th birthday on the fourth ofr 2 july, nasa's space probe juno successfully entered jupiter'se ju atmosphere five years after its journey even as you watch this it is orbiting jupiter snapping pictures and conductingngo reseh >> jupiter and we're going to be going into orbit around g jupitr and telling us a lot about that planet and by learning aboutbou that plan to today's going to telltt us about all planets. there's only a few big questions yet inly a f think we do we com, why are we here where do we go >> so where did it all get started?d? the energizer shuttle took to t theo skies nearly 40 years agoer and we decided to pay a visit. it now sits inside the intrepid sea airts and space museum rig here in new york city. ci we got a front row seats to its arrival in new york in 2012. the enterprise piggybacked on a 747 marking the end of an >> to this ship glided for this ship glided but never flew.p g >> that's right. it's space shuttle tha enterprie was the only space shuttle that did not actually make it to space. it was only used for testt f

btig sees more of a 20% downside for juno therapeutics.agreement with pfizer allowing it to the roof -- it to do for milestone payments once -- it allowsves close to save cash but get paid more later on but with the stock higher, it appears investors like this and the shares were beaten down this year, more than 30% but recently, the stock crossed of back above the 200 moving day average. this could be a son of a turnaround for them. caroline: thank you very much. sending courts are strong signals that they will not tolerate u.s. companies slicing tax bills in europe. they have been ordered to pay $14 billion in back taxes in ireland. we got to our bloomberg executive editor and thank you very much. usually you have thought the u.s. is against ireland luring u.s. business but now perhaps, they are uncomfortable bedfellows. it's an interesting combination. you would think ireland would want to collect the money come of putting billion dollars, but instead, it must be business friendly. apple and the other big antinationals that have been is

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