nasa robots, jupiter, moon. the alleged space agency is planning an unmanned mission to a moon of jupiter. it is known to contain water meaning the possibility of life exists there. and nasa's chief financial officer says one of the mission's goal would be to search for life that is under the moon's icy surface. one harvard astronomer finds it exciting because, quote, there might be fish under the ice. bonnie, are you excited for the space fish? >> no. >> i don't believe -- they always say there is inteligent life out there. there is is barely intelligent life out here. it is not, no. >> i don't believe it. we are it. find your special someone now. >> it is not here. >> buck, shouldn't nays say go to our moon for -- nasa go to our moon for real. >> they are so busy being part of the fema camps. they do take climate change as a mandate. as a safety tip, apparently telling a lady you would like to go to june -- jupiter's watery moon is not a good idea. >> what if it is a space shaggin wagon? >> you weren't suppose

are you sure it's jupiter? >> what did i say? >> you said jupiter. >> see, science is always changing, bob. >> the thing that strikes me about his rationale for leaving green peace in the '80s is that it had become too radical. i remember the founding of green peace. it started far more radical than it is today. they shotguns, maybe i don't know what he means by that. secondly, i do tend to agree, and i have come around. i think there is a lot more science that needs to be collected to make a judgment, but i wouldn't take a judgment about green peace from a guy who left it under some questions. >> go ahead. >> the reason why he's pushing back on this, because he points out, there's a 30-year period. globally, that we raise the temperature about half of one degree. then for 40 years, we didn't raise it one iota. then another 30-year period where it went up another half degree. here's the point. there's no science to global warming. and one of the most liberal, i guess you could call him liberal in the day when he founded green pea

about the right size of jupiter to earth. >> eat earth live on television.word to you. >> yes. >> i saw a reporter describing your tv series as better than "gravity." what do you hope people take away from it? >> i hope people take away an awakening, a feeling of being alive, the romance of being alive in the cosmos. the grandeur that science reveals about the universe. the possibilities of the future. >> fabulous. what a beautiful way to put it. lovely to meet you both. "cosmos" premiers sunday, march 9th. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> good evening. independence square, people died a little more than a week and a half ago. it is a memorial to those who died. the spot i am here in independence square, people died a little more than a week and a half ago. it is a memorial to those who died. we'll show you around a little bit. there are barricades and sandbags.

it was contradictory for joy to come over and say, no, we're moving over to this house in jupiter. >> joy slidell was now a suspect too. but she had an alibi for the time of the murder. she worked as a waitress at a nearby restaurant and dozens of customers saw her. next jeff's cell phone records identified yet another suspect. on the afternoon of the murder, jeff lamb spoke with another female friend on the telephone. >> the first phone call that was made after we believe the murder took place was made to lisa aserbell, who turned out to be joy slidell's neighbor. >> lisa aserbell was a married mother of two children. when questioned by police, lisa admitted she, too, had a relationship with jeff lamb. in fact lisa's husband had caught them together in a compromising situation just a few weeks before cathy lamb's murder. >> so i kicked my front door in and he was on my couch with no shirt on. he had shorts on or pants on or something, no shirt or shoes. i got mad at him and chased him out the black sliding glass door. >> ray then said he called jeff on the phone. >> i left a message

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the asteroid is somewhere between jupiter and mars.e probably seen the commercials for adt security. in the 1980's, there slogan was we are home when you are not. >> here to tell us what is out there is a safety expert known as the safety mom. we were captivated by the first thing on your table. it is a motion detector four kids at home. >> it is a virtual babysitter. i travel a lot, this is the home monitoring system. wireless cameras and motion detectors. texts that come to my phone is my daughter does not walk in the door. >> how pricey is this? >> $399 and a monthly fee. >> allison rhodes appearing on the "today" show in 2011. it looks like any normal interview except for one detail. >> the ftc says allison rhodes and other spokespeople were paid $313,000. two of them received a free adt security system and free monthly monitoring. >> quite a payday. way to go, safety mom. the spokespeople appear on 40 other programs. the ftc has stepped in, charging adc with misrepresenting. the follow-up? >> adt has agreed on a settlement that pr

get along with a lot of support that we are a true deliberate use of the people that lived at the jupiter some of the day. african union and french troops confiscated thousands of weapons from rival militias but it hasn't made much difference. the security situation has not improved we don't have totally have it in accord with the movie to topeka to say that the scorching sun and its troops to come in half. true the above due to the demand of security moment. germany's humanitarian assistance is taking shape. but it remains unclear whether the joint european union military mission will begin as scheduled next week. friday marks the third anniversary of the uprising against president bush on site in syria and there is no end in sight. millions of people had already sought refuge from the bloodshed at home many of them pouring into neighboring lebanon and jordan but also making it here in europe jenny has taken him ten thousand refugees the kata one and he's doing is like them have been living in the northern german city of snow but for three months now the plan from homes which has been un

the mk, drops of jupiter by train. pam's favorite groups. >>> they will be eliminated and you canee american idle. >>> everything rallied around him. an audience of millions, that did not come true. >>> also it sounds creepy, a new court ruling on whether it is legal to look up a woman's dress. . >>> welcome back, there are current police officers who are innocent and some of the officers had a status hearing, some of them spoke to him often camera and he flatly denies the charges against him. they are talking about illegal searches, even stealing illegal money and drugs. >> we downloaded it am a week ago and when you come bear the two, it was clear that the officers were lying. >> now he told us here, quote, i can't make any comment, other than you have a better than of -- chance of getting me pregnant than proving i am lying. >> here is more on the case of lori smith. demonstrators carrying signs a lenting police abuse outside of the san jose resident and it's letter h5th time. he broke down in tears during the testi

hitching rides into space and leading into unmanned vehicles to do all of this exploring on mars jupiterssing the outer reaches of the solar system is he have. triumphs all but the last man to walk on the moon. >> what would a human being what would that difference be? >> because we can think in real time for the most part a computer soenl as smart as we make it. >> the irn knee is much of what we started on launch pad in florida have been relegated to little more than tourist attractions. silent contribute to all of those thunderous lift-offs now off, now gone, now silent. mercury, gemini, apollo and the men who road those rockets wondering. >> the leadership we took from the soviets we have turned around add given back to the same people. >> we have out sourced all of our space technology now to the russians. they are the ones putting our people up into space. >> they say there was no flags in space. it's a good thing. they have gone to rock stars. the only hint our kids and grand kids would have the time america conquered the heavens is checking out from one that used to do it at a mu

the hubble telescope photographed this asteroid located between mars and jupiter, breaking up into 10 pieces and this is lapsed photography over several months. first time such an event has ever been photographed. we're coming right back. >>> why did the woman at the center of the irs target scandal take the fifth again? congressman trey gowdy on the investigation and his legislation to slow the imperious presidency. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. turning dreamers into business owners. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dep

jupiter and saturn and uranus and neptune also have rings. >> another discovery in space. a dwarf planet even further away than pluto. it's marked by the colored light in this picture. astronomers are calling it 2012 vp 113. located 83 times the distance between earth and the sun. scientists say the orbit is about 280 mi. in diameter and reaches into a new age of the solar system. the planet is reddish in color and scientists think it is icy because of its distance from the sun. all of this is way over my head. >> i think demetrius put both of these stories in. >> did you put those then? >> you are welcome and nerves. we got our minute! >> >> i love watching you read that. >>, the planets are there? >> radar continues to show showers moving through the region. we are expecting the rain to linger through the day. it will vary in intensity. relatively light. potential for a thunderstorm later today. not widespread. just a few rumblings of thunder and maybe some lightning. low pressure system moves through. essentially there are too low systems out there. gulf moisture will b

and leaving it to unmanned vehicles to do all the exploring on mars, past jupiter and saturn, and passinges of the solar system itself. but the last man to walk on the moon said something was missing. >> what would a human being -- what would that difference be? >> because we can think in realtime. for the most part, the computer is only as smart as we make it. >> the irony, much of what we started on launch pads in florida has now been relegated to little more than tourist attractions. silent thunder to all of those lift-offs, now off, now gone, now silent. mercury, gemini, apollo, and the men who rode those rockets, wonder. >> the leadership we turned around and given back to the same people. >> we have out-sourced all the space technology to the russians. they're the ones putting our people up in space. >> they say there are no flags in space, that is a good thing because a big one is now missing in space. it is as if we have gone from rock stars to relics, faster than you can say super nova. and the only indication that our grand kids will have is maybe checking out one of the items t

kennedy said we take out the jupiter missiles in turkey under the table there.he senate hearing today, john mccain grilled secretary of defense chuck hagel about russia. let's watch that. >> mr. putin denies there are troops in russia. when mr. lavrov says today they can't withdraw russian troops because there are no russian troops in crimea, does that have some echoes to you of cold war? >> well, i think secretary kerry addressed this pretty clearly in his comments specifically about your point about no credible -- >> i was asking for your view, sir. >> i agree with secretary kerry. >> which is? >> he laid it out that we don't accept anything as putin said as fact about why they had to protect the so-called ethnic minority in crimea. >> you know, howard, it's amazing to watch john kerry -- we were talking during the quotes there. i have a feeling kerry's very formality the way he speaks even without contractions, i am concerned. normally we laugh at that stuffiness but it's working here. it keeps things calm and professional. he's like that with sergey lavrov.

the hubble telescope photographed this asteroid located between mars and jupiter, breaking up into 10ieces and this is lapsed photography over several months. first time such an event has ever been photographed. we're coming right back. >>> why did the woman at the center of the irs target scandal take the fifth again? congressman trey gowdy on the investigation and his legislation to slow the imperious presidency. lou: we were told of a reason for obamacare is to provide health insurance for the uninsured as many as 50 million the president said in 2008 and 2009 but how many are actually citing up for obamacare? listen to the official in charge of the health care exchanges in answering the question how many enrollees were previously uninsured? >> that is not said datapoint that we are collecting in a systematic way. but probably the best way to get added is through survey data. lou: one survey shows one of of 10 uninsured people qualify for private health care plans as of last month and a good grief. joining us now a member of the house oversight judiciary committee chair of the immi

he took this underwater video two days off the jupiter coast.hows not one but several hammer head sharks. he was with a group of divers when it happened 90 feet below the ocean's surface. according to him the sharks were calm. it took two 40-minute dives with hammerheads to get this close. >> if i was carrying a video camera under water and a shark came up to me, you'd find that video camera at the bottom of the owing and me at the top. >> i would be a little nervous, hammer head. >> we see them at monterey with turtles. they can get along with turtles, they can get along with us. >> i like that thinking. >> lets look at live doppler 18, lafayette, walnut creek at 10:20 last night. let me forward this. you can see another strike or two will develop around martinez just about five, ten minutes later. then it just sweeps across mount diablo, more strikes there, then it's gone. that's how quickly it moved on. you can see it here, watch as we put it in motion. it quickly sweeps on by. now that it's gone, we've got a lot of cloud cover and drizzle ha

take what is left on earth and they are going to have to go to mars and saturn and have to go to jupiterthat's the only way that they are going to find people. anyway, thank you, as always. >>> up next, real american business leader joins us, bill george. he's formerly of medtronic. we're also going to ask him about sanctions against russia. his old company does a lot of business there along with many other american firms. stay with us. we're kudlow. we'll be right back. l be right . are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. [ crunching, rumbling ] ...it were possible... [ low-pitched scraping, thud ] to capture... [ trilling ] the precision... [ sloshing ] passion... [ low-pitched scraping, thud ] [ whoosh ] ...and beauty... that goes into what you do? [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ a better web starts with your website. create yours at squarespace. ♪ (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way.pace. with scott

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scientific halos into space, you want something like an sos so we don't have to do these venous flybys to jupiter. we want to be able to go direct. sls will give us the capability. in time. we are not ready yet. to develop thet technologies, and we are trying to do that. tasks --ing ground tests right now. we are not going away from it. >> i am watching this. let me say that presents a much more cost effective way of achieving sufficient goals, rather than achieving a goal that is so expensive it would drain other projects in space. let me ask you this. are you confident that if an object from space that was discovered or there was an object that threatens to cause massive damage on our planet, are you confident that object will be detected and we can deflect it? >> i am highly confident we can detected. if there is an object larger than a kilometer that threatens earth we probably have already identified it, and it's in the 98% that have already been identified. nothing in the next 100 years in that category. if it's less than 140 meters, i'm less confident. i know we have not identified it yet.

this video shows dive boat operator randy jordan feeding sharks last month off the coast of jupiter,ed feeding sharks by hand during his underwater tours. he says it shows that sharks don't need to be feared and encourages people to push for their protection. fish and wildlife officials say it's a matter of public safety -- that feeding sharks is illegal because it makes them more aggressive. >> coming up on the kron4 new is. how much you will have to pay off to fill up your car this morning. we will have a live report coming up. >> rain is in the forecast this week. we will tell you when to expect the wets female narrator: for over 60,000 california female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but

same time, i think that is an issue that is of concern to many voters and perhaps a deficit to the jupiterif you look at public opinion data on the issue of abortion which i have for many, many years you find that americans fully support first term abortions but there must more skeptical about second and third term abortion. so that's why you have seen the pro-life forces tried to advance the 20 week bans on abortion. because the public is a skeptical about it at the level. i don't think that's a big deficit for the gop going forward at the national level from the exit polls we don't have a lot of data on this point. abortion seems to work for the gop because the gop voters care more about it. >> host: this is a dave from georgia, independent line. >> caller: yes. when obama first got elected, republicans got together to block, this congress, making it one time president and the worst president. the only way you can hurt the president is to hurt the person, correct? then you've got the affordable care act. you have paul ryan telling the republican party, confusion to. [inaudible] okay, you

would tell you that they would like to believe, genuinely like to believe that if we're able to reach jupiter, p5+1 is able to reach a deal with iran, that it will have a positive effect. not a negative effect your most people like to think there's a possibility. iran's regional actions are obviously weak. we have condemned them. their state-sponsored terrorism, and they continue obviously to be a major supporter of the assad regime, among many other aspects of sponsoring terrorism. but it's not part of the p5+1 talks. we are very much focus on nuclear issue. i hope that what you say is true and that it will induce iran to adopt a more responsible, more responsibly behavior in the region. when it came to the geneva conference, and the issue came up over iran coming, potentially attending them could iran potentially be a part, a part of the solution? theoretically yes, but we were asking it to do what any other, what everybody else that attended the geneva conference was being asked to do, which was to accept the geneva communicate and the purpose of the geneva talks which iran chose not to do

aljazeera, jupiter, florida. >> venezuelan ball players represent the second largest group of foreignin major league baseball. that's sports for now. >> john henry smith, thank you very much. >> toast, it is the new food trend in san francisco. >> some saying this goes way too far. >> it has become a symbol for what a lot of people view to be wrong with the city. it's just bread and butter and jam. >> you might want to call it the rise of the controversial toast crazy. >> a social media campaign leading to thousands of pleas for medication for a 7-year-old with cancer. >> i told you about high winds affecting wind chills. i'll have your forecast. >> the sun is rising over capitol hill in washington, d.c., tuesday morning. they are still talking on the floor of the senate. they have been doing it all night, talking about climate change. it's expected to go for about another hour. >> and commit to go address the climate crisis, or whether we will continue -- only on al jazeera america >> good morning, to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. >> i'm receive sigh. how toast is becoming the

the asteroid was crowded in the crowded belt between mars and jupiter.t, but scientists had never seen it happen until now. ground-based telescopes. caught what was going on, and then scientists got a better look from the orbiting hubbell telescope. amazing view there. >>> and a new and unusual landmark is dominating the skyline in the eastern chinese city. workers are putting the final touches on a ten-story exhibition hall. it's shaped like a giant teapot. it was inspired by the traditional red clay teapots that are one of the most popular item produced in the area. cool-looking building. 8:06. a check of the weather with al. >> "today's weather" is brought to you by safelite. have auto glass damage? trust safelite. go online to safelite.com to schedule now. >> that nice lady brought a little something. you made a calendar for me. >> oh, yeah. only for you. >> what's your name? >> my name is wanita austin. >> i hear you like hats? >> yes. >> enjoy it. enjoy it all. >> yay! >> they come with a car alarm. that's quite all right. let's show you what we've

scientific payloads into space, an slst something like so we don't have to do these venous flybys to jupiter. we want to be able to go direct. sls will give us the capability. in time. we are not ready yet. we need to cis lunar orbit to develop the technologies, and we are trying to do that. we are using ground tests right now. we are not going away from it. >> i am watching this. let me say that presents a much more cost effective way of achieving specific goals, rather than achieving a goal that is so expensive it would drain other potential projects in space. let me ask you this. are you confident that if an object from space that was discovered or there was an object that threatens to cause massive damage on our planet, are you confident that object will be detected and we can deflect it? >> i am highly confident we can detect it. if there is an object larger than a kilometer that threatens earth we probably have already identified it, and it's in the 98% that have already been identified. we know when it is going to be, but nothing nothing in the next 100 years in that category. if it's