holds the information. >> jupiter is mostly made of gas.juneau will try to find the planet's solid core for the first time. >> the reason we're doing this is there are a lot of unanswered questions about how jupiter was formed. >> the final lifted off of "atlantis." >> reporter: now that the space shuttle program has been scrapped, missions like juneau are the face of the new nasa. this week, nasa showcased these pictures from their mars orbiter. they show evidence of water in that planet's craters. water would be essential for life on the red planet. as for juneau, well, it will die a dramatic death. the spacecraft is programmed to crash into jupiter when it completes its mission in 2017. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> and that's the cbs evening news. later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. i'll see you again tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org streets to prevent a hit-and-run tr >>> taking care at the crosswalks. the e

and investigating the solar system's biggest planet, jupiter. it certainly has been a week to write home about, almost two trillion euros have been wiped off the global markets. >> they are worried about the u.s. recovery. jobs data was stronger than expected, but only a small drop. it did not last long before the volatility set in again. >> there was little respite for battered financial markets. a day after suffering their sharpest drop since 2008. investors were jittery despite better than expected jobs data. the presesent, those figures are a drop in the ocean. >> this is the seventeenth month of job growth in the private sector. nearly 2.5 million private- sector jobs in all. we have to create more jobs than that each month to make up for the more than 8 million jobs that the recession claimed. we need to create a self sustaining cycle where people are spending and companies are hiring and the economy is growing. we know that will take some time. >> things are even worse. germany's's index was down after trading. it would be nice eve to exp

to jupiter underway. the solar powered robotic explorer named juno launched yesterday. hoping it will answer key questions about the formation of the solar system. they chose jupiter for exploration, because they believe it has material leftover from its creation 5 billion years ago. >>> three lego figures are hitching a ride to jupiter. nasa added the lego likenesses onto the satellite. the trip should last five years. >>> pulling your kids away from the tv, next: why some say you need to put no more a media diet and why boredom may be a good thing for kids. >>> it's an extremely great start to your weekend and how these clouds will make an impact on your weekend plans. the pinpoint forecast, straight ahead. ,,,, highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s. (can ad lib, if you have time) it is expected to be mostly cloudy th,, ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're resonsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ >>> ballet lovers in the south bay may have to wait until december to catch a performance. the ball

today, it is a journey to jupiter. nasa has launched a rocket carrying a solar powered explore, juno. scientists want to learn more about the plan. they think it is the oldest in our solar system. >> 3, 2, 1, ignition and liftoff. >> that stuff for a mission that will try to unlocked the secrets of jupiter. juno left on an atlas 5 rocket. a project that cost $5 billion. the mission will take five years. those behind the mission hope it will give them a wealth of new information about the planet's composition. jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. scientists believe is the first to be formed. knowing about its structure and make up its key to learning about how other plants involved. >> scientists have been waiting for a long time. juno is going to do several things that no on the spacecraft has done. it is going to give us a few of the planet we have never had before. -- view of the planet we have never had before. >> to collect new data and images, juno will have to conquer particular challenges. before i

jupiter is by far the largest planet in the solar system.cientists also believe it was probably the first to be formed. so knowing more about its structure and makeup could be key to understanding how other planets in the solar system, including the earth, evolved. >> juno is a mission planetary scientists have been waiting for for a long time. juno is going to do several things no other spacecraft has done. it's going to go much closer in and give us a view of the planet we've never had before. >> reporter: the probe will look through jupiter's dense and turbulent atmosphere and measure any water it contains. it will also try to see if at the center of the planet there is a solid core. to collect new data and images, juno will have to overcome particular challenges with sensitive electronics. the craft have to be shielded from intense radiation. and before it even gets to jupiter, juno will have to cover a distance of almost 2 billion miles. daniel boettcher, bbc news. >> do you think there's a chance juno just won't make it? >> there is a

a half- hour it will take five years to reach jupiter. >> good thing there is no one on board. >> jupiter is believed to be the oldest planet in the solar system. astronomers are hoping they can discover the recipe for making it plans by reaching to. >> there could also be water on mars. as the finger like spots on these painters appear in the warm months and stayed during the cold months. they suggest flowing water on mars. approach >> 7:57 a.m.. we are back with more in a couple of minutes. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> open an arrest has been made in the hit-and-run case of a nine year-old boy. he and his family were here for the giants and the phillies game. there were visiting from philadelphia. wi

only 10% of stars like the sun show evidence of jupiter like planets at all. that is rather curious. one thing we would like to know is why is that the case and what does it mean whether our solar system is relatively rare. what account for the diversity of systems? we now have the tools to answer these questions and i will review with you how plans are afoot to address both of them. here is a plot. i can't resist. it contains information on the y axis, the mass of a planet in jovian masses. number one on the left hand side is one jupiter mass and a number between 0.001 and 0.0001 is earth's mass. it is one astronomical unit from the sun and jupiter is located five times as far away. as you can see from all the red crosses most of the planets that have been discovered are more massive than jupiter and their orbits range all over the place from inside the orbit of the earth all the way to the orbit of jupiter. planetary systems are diverse. part of the pattern you see on this graph derived from the fact that the instruments used to detect these planets are spec

his wife juno revealed jupiter true nature.a's juno team says it hoped the unmanned mission to jupiter will capture the same excitement as the human guided flights. >>> we'll have the latest on authorities say after a missing 5-year-old has been found. the latest news coming out of san luis obispo county. >>> and we take you inside san quentin where inmates are tackling shakespeare. >>> a 9-year-old baseball fan is in critical condition tonight after he is struck by a hit and run driver near at&t park. tonight, what that driver was doing the night of the crash. >>> desperation turns to relief after a 4-year-old boy is found alive within the past hour. where authorities found the child and the clues that led them to the suspected kidnapper. >>> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. a flurry of developments all within the last hour on the central coast. authorities say the woman accused of kidnapping a 4-year- old boy an

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. >> a new solar powered spacecraft left this morning bound for the planet jupiter.ll take five years to reach the biggest planet in the solar system. other jupiter explorers arrived on nuclear energy. this was the first one powered by the sun. they hoped to find out how the earliest planets form by studying jupiter. >> counterfeiting has become so sophisticated it is nearly impossible to spot a fake id card. now why these chinese imports could be putting the lives of your children or even yourself in peril. >> i was 18 years old. >> i am 19 years old. >> it is easy. >> you fill out your information, up load a picture. >> cheap and fast. >> i paid $100. >> i didn't have any trouble. >> fake id's over the internet postmarked from overseas. it has come from china. i got it from china. >> high quality counterfeit driver's licenses flooding america's borders. secretly ships in everything from playing cards -- >> right behind the playing cards you would find the phony id's. to in what else but a game of chinese checker. >> there are multiple id's. >> frequently estimated

jupiter. scientists hope juno will answer some of the fundamental questions about the formation of the solar system. they chose jupiter because they believe it holds material left over from the sun's creation 5 billion years ago. >> they chose juno because juno is the wife of jupiter. >> it's going to take them five years to get there. four years to get there and a year to circle it. okay, here we go. cbs 5 weather camera looking out toward st. peters. boy, a very misty night out there. we have areas of low clouds and fog and we also have some drizzle now around the coast and into the bay. temperatures today were hampered by the marine layer, primarily around the seashore where pacifica had a high of 58 degrees. other numbers across the bay area topped off at 88 degrees in livermore. if we could take a look at those temperatures, 80 degrees in santa row a. low 80s in san jose. i'm going to ride these numbers for your saturday and keep them similar due to that right there. it's a marine layer.

the craft will spend five years on a journey to jupiter and they will use jupiter gases to determine the universe was formed. >>> ahead new details on a popular vehicle and the case of trapped minors got the attention of the world. at home what is happening with them now. . >>> from wall street today they were up by 171 points after a solid report dropped it 225. there was a historic sell off and do you do you in positive -- dow jones industrial average stayed in positive territory, they are requiring the government to balance its budget and s&p 500 is down 3, dow jones industrial average is up. >>> chrysler is recalling more than 60,000 of their vehicles. airbags in the chrysler voyager as well as the dodge grand caravan may unemployment unexpectedly. they were recalled because moisture could get on the airbags that deploys them. now they want to inspect them and no injuries or crashes have been reported from the problem. >>> a special day, they spent two months below the surface before finally being rescued one by one. today the men are still struggling with psychological problems.

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. >>> a sewlar powered -- solar powered spacecraft left for jupiter. iggest planet ke five years in the solar system. this is a picture tweeted by nasa earlier in morning. it will be powered by three huge solar panels and set the record by the farthest distance traveled by spacecraft. others relied on nuclear energy. they hope to figure out how the earliest planets formed by studying jupiter. >> a lot to learn here. >> the physics is crazy. it has to orbit the sun for a year and come back to earth. use gravity of earth to fling its to jupiter. >> can youic if the weather? >> no. the same old, same old. this is nice and sunny in the east bay. the fire danger is slow. there is a flip side to all of this cooler than average weather. we are still hanging on to clouds around oakland. fremont trying to break out. in most areas, sunny or sooner today. the coast, 59 degrees. 75 in antioch. you have had sign all morning long. low clouds retreat to the bay soon. we have sunny skies at sfo. the delays are lifted. slightly warmer inland today. we'll still hold on

explorer named juno headed towards jupiter.are hoping juno will answer some of the fundamental questions about the formation of the solar system. they chose jupiter for exploration because they believe it holds material left over from the sun's creation 5 billion years ago. >>> a routine ride on a city bus turns into chaos. >> passengers die for covers, two men open fire with an assault rifle and a handgun. >> after a passenger on this philadelphia bus chastised a young mother for hitting her son. when she got off the bus, her friends were waiting with weapons. on board, frantic passengers, some with small children ran to the front door as the firing began. an 80-year-old woman was frozen in the aisle. now keep an eye on the windows to the left. moments after the woman dropped to her knees, a bullet blasted through. all this happened in june. no one was hit, but the gunman and the mother are facing trial. >>> marin county, one place in america where they can't be any shortage of vegetarian options, right? not necessarily. joe v

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. >>> a sewlar powered -- solar powered spacecraft left for jupiter. juneau will take five years to reach the biggest planet in the solar system. this is a picture tweeted by nasa earlier in morning. it will be powered by three huge solar panels and set the record by the farthest distance traveled by spacecraft. others relied on nuclear energy. they hope to figure out how the earliest planets formed by studying jupiter. >> a lot to learn here. >> the physics is crazy. it has to orbit the sun for a year and come back to earth. use gravity of earth to fling its to jupiter. >> can youic if the weather? >> no. the same old same old. this is nice and sunny in the east bay. the fire danger is slow. there is a flip side to all of this cooler than average weather. we are still hanging on to clouds around oakland. fremont trying to break out. in most areas, sunny or sooner today. the coast, 59 degrees. 75 in antioch. you have had sign all morning long. low clouds retreat to the bay soon. we have sunny skies at sfo. the delays are lifted. slightly warmer inland

collide with the roster with jupiter as the star because our defender if it were not with jupiter asteroids would head of the moon. a lot of asteroid importance of the comet recently flew into the sun so there are some examples from the scientists the studies asteroids on collision. which is approximately ten percent of all the states that they do present a threat a balance apophis i think we do not have to worry that they will come as close to the earth as a geostationary satellite. will be the brightest or church in the sky then thirty two will return and it will not participate lives it is quite a lot just about not point five kilometers in diameter so there is a chance of it striking it rich it is if it hits the so-called ring of the earth has to. publication will feel new each one approximately the size of an asteroid but i do not think it will hit one so we will be able to affect it. thank you for this interview. bringing you the latest in the science center. from the realm. of the future covered in the czech republic is available in the gallery hotel as are you central hotel prima ve

collide with an asteroid jupiter is earth's lucky star because our defendant if it were not for jupiter all those asteroids wouldn't tell us the moon . a lot of the asteroid imprints of the comet recently flew into the sun so there are some examples for you and signs that studies asteroids on a collision trajectory with earth which is approximately ten percent of all asteroids states that they do present a threat but back to apophis i think we do not have to worry about it it will come as close to earth as a geostationary satellite does in twenty twenty nine it will be the brightest object in our sky then in twenty thirty two it will return but it will not pass as close it is quite a large asteroid about not point five kilometers in diameter there is a chance of a striking earth that is if it hits the so-called keyhole of the earth has to have these key holes in its gravitational field each one approximately the size of an asteroid but i do not think the apophis will hit one we will be able to affect its trajectory after all. how so care would destroy it with experiments conducted on th

other jupiter explorers relied on the nuclear energy to get where they were going. astronomers hope to figure out how the earliest planets formed by studying jupiter. jupiter, the biggest planet in the solar system was one of the first planet to form in the solar system. >>> 6:25 now. still ahead at 6:30, the latest on the early morning homicide in san jose. >> plus, the new investigation coming after yesterday's high wire rescue 14 stories above the streets of san francisco. >> washington can't stop the slide on wall street where the dow had the worst day since 2008. will today be better? i'm scott goldberg. the story is coming up. >>> police have arrested a man for hitting a 9-year-old boy with a truck. then leaving the scene. i'm amy hollyfield live in san francisco. details up next. >>> good morning, everyone. happy friday. low clouds and fog. mist and drizzle to start. then we see cool afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 80s this sacramento. upper 70s in the northern sierra. we have changes to our seven-day outlook. for the rest of the weather across

a is going to take five years to get into jupiter. they are going to research jupiter.w we are looking at there might be water on mars diesel a figure like images show a bad day disappear in the winter months. >> we have video of syria you can see the tank rolling down the streets in that city of hotspots protesters have been the u.n. security council is condemning the attacks and calling for an end to the fighting we are continuing to watch wall street and we are watching whether with thick fog showing ups will be right back. ñçç". the dow jones is now all of hot as well as the s&p >> we are looking for the weekend things are looking up with >> the fog has thicken up along the golden gate bridge are a lead spots will be next. most of the bay area will be partly cloudy. the fog will return once again we will wake up and to march to a similar scene we expect the fog to pull back between the nine to noon hours. are a land spots will be in the the clear and then that the rest of the bay will follow. a typical pattern that we have been saying for days. this is all look of a

. >> and the symbolic toy characters on board nasa's new mission to jupiter. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> and a sos fi ti indicated auto theft ring in pittsburgh. they were arrested thursday in a home on rosa blanca drive. investigators believed that the suspect targeted cars and used counterfeit documents to get keys from dealerships. after the cars were stolen officials say the men changed in the vehicle identification numbers with cars registered on the east coast. five stolen vehicles have been recovered. >> chevron is paying up for not reporting releases from its refinery. the company agreed to pay $170,000 fine for air quality violation. the refinery under reported pollution over 27 days during 2005 to 2009. that is according to the air quality management district. the police involved gases sent to the plant flares and says it's fixing the problem and now says the lowest flaring rate of any refinery. >> this is very cool. a fum of oakland school students will be berning a difference betw

it will be a long trip, 400 million miles, and juno is expected to settle into jupiter's orbit in july 2016 to study the huge planet's structure, magnetic field and atmosphere. >>> and this may look like something from another planet but it is hawaii's kilauea volcano which has been very active in recent weeks. today, part of its crater collapsed more than 250 feet. that led to some big lava flows and part of the volcano national park had to be closed as a result. >>> when we come back, a reason to celebrate all the reasons we love lucy. >>> finally tonight, a big day for a woman so many people loved, lucille ball, one of the funniest women ever and a shrewd businesswoman besides would have been 100 years old tomorrow. to celebrate her centennial, the hollywood museum in los angeles is taking a look back at the extraordinary life of a woman many considered a genius, even if it took hollywood years to realize it. nbc's lee cowan reports. >> it's just like candy. >> reporter: she was so good at cracking jokes, most people forget that it was lucille ball's good looks that got her foot in

da >>> nasa launched a rocket to jupiter this morning. >> three, two, one, ignition, and liftedoff. >d there it goes. "juno" is a solar-powered robotic explorer. it will travel 1.7 billion miles to reach the largest planet in our slarm system. the rocket has three solar panels that are the size of a tractor-trailer. scientists believe jupiter was probably the first planet formed and are hoping the voyage will tell them how the planet evolved. it will orbit around the poles on july 4, 2016. the $1.1 billion mission will end in 2017. >>> the youngest victim of norway's island massacre is laid to rest today. >> it tops our look at stories making headlines around the world. >> hundreds of people in norway attended the funeral of the youngest victim of the shooting rampage. the girl was 14, among the 77 people who were killed by anders breivik on a remote island earlier this month. 150 others were injured in the attacks. >>> one year after 33 chilean miners upon trapped 2,000 feet -- were trapped 2,000 feet below the ground, life above the ground has had varied results for the men especial

nasa today launched a solar powered probe to jupiter.on a 1.7-billion mile voyage to the giant planet it will reach in july of 2016. it will study jupiter's invisible gravity and magnetic force field and also try to determine how much water and oxygen is in the atmosphere. and whether jupiter's core is solid or gaseous. >>> we will break down the new jobs number and the day on wall street with our panel. when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. >>> our economy created 154,000 new private sector jobs in july. that is the strongest pace since april. the unemployment rate went down. not up. >> a lot of the companies and a lot of economists are still predicting about 8% unemployment rate going in to the fall election. i think that would not bode well for the president. >> chris: president obama and the labor secretary with different takes on the job numbers out today. bring in the panel. jonah goldberg of national review online, a.b. stoddard from the hill newspaper and syndicated columni

and make 33 orbits of jupiter during the mission.et and is expected to pass over the north and soul poles for a closeup look of the bright aurialis. the last encounter with jupiter was 16 years ago from galileo. rick perry says we're a nation in crisis and the possible presidential candidate asked for stations to pray for god's health. so did the faithful flock to texas? that's next. l to help your engie l to help your engie run more smoothly by helping remove deposits and cleaning up intake valves. so when you fill up at an exxon or mobil station, you can rest assured we help your engine run more smoothly while leaving behind cleaner emissions. it's how we make gasoline work harder for you. exxon and mobil. >> jim acosta is attending governor rick perry's day of prayer event. and are people expecting government perry to announce his presidential candidacy anytime soon? >> well, you know his aids have said all along that he is expected to make some kind of an announcement at the end of the summer. we don't expect him to make that ann

llegarÁ a jupiter en 2016.uno entender el origen de los planetas y cÓmo se formó y vamos a entender mejor la evoluciÓn de nuestro sistema solar. >> hay una nueva teorÍa de la que se saliÓ la información en el dÍa de hoy en que los orÍgenes contaba la tierra con dos lunas. quÉ nos puede decir al respecto? >> es un trabajo que se ha publicado recientemente por un equipo de la universidad de california de santa cruz. lo que nos estÁn proponiendo es que 4. 5 billones de aÑos atrÁs cuando la tierra todavÍa estaba en transformaciÓn. un cuarto planeta del mismo tamaÑo que marte, quizÁs, o sea que marte tiene la mitad del tamaÑo de la tierra, impactÓ a la tierra y ahÍ desgarrÓ fragmentos de la tierra en la cual fragmentada... >> adriana! >> asÍ se formÓ la luna. >> muchas gracias por su tiempo y esta valiosa informaciÓn. estaremos siguiendo de cerca esta nueva misiÓn de la nasa a jÚpiter. >> vamos a hablar del primer dÍa de escuela. es uno de los momentos mÁs importantes de la niÑez y muy estresante. mÁs adelante vamos

>> jupiter is a gas giant. it four moons is europa, covered with ice, there are t tee lines of evidence that suggest that there is a second ocean of liquid water in the el solar system. a salty ocean that is probably about 100 kilometers, 60 miles deep whose volume is about twice that of the volume of all of the oceans on earth. >> what is going to -- >> we don't know for sure whether there is life in that ocean or not. point is to go there and find out. but there are energy sources for life that we can already identify that would be present in oatian. that doesn't mean there is life. there the only way we're going to know is to go and explore. >> doctor michael meyer, and doctor peter ward, what does radio teleos scope fe that is the right word have to do with the detection of a salty ocean underneath the icy surface of europa? >> my first take is not much. now perhaps if the europeans if they exist and had enough energy to build complex life and develop technology they wound up using radio signals for communi

if it were not to jupiter asteroids would hit the moon. a lot of asteroid imprints recently flew into the sun so there are some examples we've got the science the studies asteroids on collision. which is approximately ten percent of all the states that they do present a threat but back to apophis i think we do not have to worry about what they will come as close to earth as a geostationary satellite does or doesn't want to buy it will be the brightest object of our sky then and there to do it will return but it will not pass as. it is quite a large asteroid about more point five kilometers in diameter so that there is a chance of it striking at them which it is if it hits the so-called the earth has to have these. fields each one approximately the size of the asteroid but i do not think the up of it will hit one we will be able to affect your object three after what we thank you for this interview. wealthy british style. is not on. the. market why not. why not what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger or no holds bar

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of the atlas five with juno on a trek to jupiter a plan tree- sitter... >> never get tired of that.un powered explorer juno is heading to jupiter after launching from cape canaveral this morning. scientist hope to will answer some of the questions about the formation of the solar system. they chose jupiter for exploration because they believe it holds material left over from the sun's creation. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, deal with former giants tight boss.... >>> the raiders didn't wait long to find zach miller's replacements. they agreed to a four-year deal with former giants tight end kevin boss. miller led the raiders in receiving the past three seasons but boss is a better blocker and was a favorite target of eli manning's in the red zone catching 16 touchdowns the last three seasons. >>> all the talk leading up to the 2005 nfl draft was should the 9ers take alex smith or aaron rodgers? but many experts had the newest 9er braylon edwards as the best player available that year. >> the quarterback is pretty much you have to wait, you have to learn, and also, you

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[applause] >> , charlotte weiss of jupiter says you were elected to bring jobs to the country. specifically, what kind of jobs bills have you filed or introduced in congress to do that? >> if you look up h.r. 60 and -- 1663 63, the small business encouragement act, it says we will extend the work opportunities tax credit until 2013 for small businesses who in the previous fiscal year had $20 million or less in revenue, had 120 employees or less. will give you a $600 tax credit for any american you hire off the unemployment rolls. -- a $6,000 tax credit for any american you hire off unemployment rolls. if your an account with double digit unemployment, there is additional. -- you are in a county with double-digit unemployment, there is additional tax credits. that is sitting in the ways and means committee. see if we can get that push through. but there are nine pieces of job-promoting legislation that passed the house as early as march of this year. nine pieces of legislation. they are sitting over at the senate. that is the thing in washington, d.c.. action versus in action. b

in your speech the administrator the spacecraft to go as far as jupiter. it's only able to accomplish its mission because of the high efficiency solar cells that will provide power for the instrument to do that mission. this high-efficiency solar sail took years of investment by nasa to develop in collaboration with business and universities to develop those cells. and those same files can be transferred in some cases and in many cases have been transferred to commercial applications break here in the earth. so those are just a couple examples. but i should also tell you in my role as chief to knowledges, i am working to set up partnerships with other government agencies. i talked with the direct your admin over to d.o.e. and a number of other agencies that aren't in the energy sector as well. one of the things i've noticed that agencies, we all have different missions. it has a different mission than the d&d. but where we all have commonality is an advanced technology. and so, when nasa make the investment in technology, it creates partnerships across gov