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looked at the gas planets like jupiter. and they seem to be more elliptical for example. with that plan information to run amok. there are those types of planets that are out there richer very abundant that they are somewhat larger than the earth but not bin jupiter. there could be such things but we did not know for sure. we did not know about those worlds. what does that mean for life? >> it shows that we are unique maybe we're in a special circumstance. >> guest: it is one piece of evidence to suggest we're not quite as mediocre to connect that to the presence ofn2i life is very difficult for us. we really don't know what is necessary to put into place. just to use as an example as a template. looked at the history of life on earth. and passed to line up. with that planetary environment. with that history of biology >> is there the ingredient list? men life can no curb but is that something that is conjecture? >> guest: not really. because if we had the magic formula. in view of their own history then we argue nature is [laughter] >> it is a dangerous place. [laughter]

every four planets jupiter and saturn and every one of the moons that it passed had craters.nobody talked about in the meetings because the science was wonderful. the science was so wonderful that is what they want to talk about. not about the damage that the pictures were there. hernandez creators by every solid object. >> host: it is a universal process. there are some obviously if you have a very thick atmosphere that keeps the craters from being formed and there are some places that are just volcano worlds but that's the minority. they are getting pelted by these objects over time. all these objects over time and it's an amazing tool because they get hit at a certain rate and when they find out what it was by measuring the ages of the feature on the mound than the apollo program you could extend that to all the other objects that were being told to do so this is sort of like how do you look at the surface of the planet and tell how old it is? without going down and picking up a sample you can just look at it and it's a wonderful tool. so you've got the volcano world and y

it's like jupiter and other things. and what we have learned is that the majority are configured somewhat differently in order to attempt to be more for example they are closely packed together in the orbit is being quite spread out. the planet's formation is from a and it's made lots of other planets around the parent star. there are also types of planets that simply don't exist in this weather system. for example, there are planets out there that are very abundant. 60% include planets that are somewhat larger than the earth but not as large as the planets like jupiter. they might have expected that there could be such that we didn't know for sure and we didn't know other systems contained the world. and what does that all mean? we don't go to the answer to that. >> host: we may be in a special circumstance. >> guest: it is a piece of evidence that suggest there is something that is and quite as mediocre as we thought about the sources. now, connecting that to the presence of life in the very difficult past because the

sensational the four planets , jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune. every one of the moons that it passed had craters. again, nobody talked about it at the meetings because the science was so wonderful that science was so wonderful that that is what they want to talk, not about cal tech, not about the damage, but the pictures were there. stars and craters, every solid object. >> host: it is an amazing thing, such a universal process. obviously if you have a very thick atmosphere that keeps graders from being formed. and there are some places that are just, you know, a volcano world's. that is the minority. most places are getting help to buy these objects all the time. in fact, it is an amazing tool. things get hit and a certain rate. once we figure whatever it was the apollo program, you could extend that. had the look at the surface of the planet? picking of the sample and dating the rock. so you have your volcano world, your impact world. you know, the moon has gone back and forth. a volcano's for a while. and then the teeth of convincing people th

it is paired up with jupiter and see in the night sky. beautiful afternoon. look at there camera. annapolis you see the sail 66 degrees in .erryville high school light easterly breeze. the breeze is what will keep us a little cooler than average today and bring a few clouds. there are more clouds farther south but temperatures right now pretty comfortable. winchester and 71 in and quantico. elsewhere along the eastern half of the united states very comfortable. 80 in atlanta, 67 in asheville. high pressure of centered over new england bringing us the light easterly breeze. more of the darker and hicker cloud cover in central virginia through the carolinas. high pressure will keep us we will y dry although have a southwesterly breeze by the end of the weekend. you see clouds filling in the rest of the day south and west of town. maybe waking up to concludes but more sunshine in showersrnoon then a few and thunderstorms roll in from west to east. or unday night a shower thunderstorm as a cold front comes through and drop week.ratures recall this other than that today 70 to 76, 40's

if there are microbes out there, especially on mars, and one of the satellites of jupiter or saturn, which is also possible, reaction which is quite important, i think. a reaction not only to simple microbes, but the idea that these microbes, that there is a second genesis, might indicate that intelligent life might be more likely. objects on two planets in the solar system, it will probably develop easily beyond our own solar system. they are finding thousands of planets beyond our own solar system. that is another reason that we are looking at this problem now because it seems more and more likely that there will be life found out there. >> did you arrive with a set of questions that you wanted to answer? >> i did arrive with a general set of questions about what the impact might be, but of course your research is guided as you learn more things. the questions that are raised here are really foundational. for example, if we find extraterrestrial intelligence, you have the question, lots of philosophical questions, like the object of knowledge. is our knowledge objective? is how we

every -- the four planets being jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune. every one of the moons it passed had craters. again, it sent back this stuff. nobody talk about it at the meetings because the science was so wonderful -- i was at those meetings at the near encounters, the science was so wonderful that's what they wanted to talk about, the jpl. not about cal tech -- at cal tech, not about the damage, what the -- but the pictures were there horrendous scars and craters by every solid object those spacecraft pass. >> host: it's such a universal process. there are some -- obviously if you have a very thick atmosphere, that keeps craters from being formed, and there are some places that are just volcano world. that's the minority. mose places are getting pelted by these objects all the time. all these objects all the time, and in fact it's an amazing tool because things get hit at a certain rate and once we figured out what the rate was by measuring the ages of features on the moon, from the apollo program, you could extend that to all the other objects

this week, while rebecca cooper is off, we hand over the michael -- the microphone to one of >> jupiters. he sat down in front of the business crowd with the entrepneur and former secretary of commerce as well as trade in virginia. hitting ther about bamboo ceiling and balancing success and yourur fily as well , innnovative techniques china producing paper that just might surprise you. >> a lot of people said, i could not get my raise, my promotion. i hit the glass ceiling, the bamboo c ceiling, whatever ceiling. i have the opportunity, let's go do it. of course, that is a great option. entrepreneurship is a great option that hit ceilings that they want to overcome. it is a great option especially for minorities, a lot of women that hit the glass ceiling. we see a lot more people going into that. if you are comfortable, yeah, you have to convince more people like your spouse that you are not crazy. i am going to give up the day job -- your parents, whatever -- and i am going to take this huge risk and doing this great endeavor. but those people have passion and they really want to do it.

we also have a range of what are called planets like jupiter and other things. but we've learned is that the majority of planetary systems are configured somewhat differently. they all tend to be less circular and more elliptical or packed together with the herb is being quite spread out. if planet formation run amok and made up lots of planets around like little bugs around. and there are also types of planets that don't exist in our solar system. there are planets out there, which are very abundant. 60% of those we think are called super earth. they are somewhat larger than the earth, but not as large as a planet like jupiter. now he might have expected there could be such things, but we didn't know for sure and we didn't know most other systems continued the world whereas we don't. what does that all mean? that's a big question. we don't know the answer to that. >> host: shows that we are may be in a special circumstance. >> guest: one piece of evidence that the trust something not quite as mediocre perhaps as we thought about the presence of life is the diff

they are somewhat larger than the earth but not as large as the planet like jupiter. they might have expected there could be such things but we didn't know for sure and we didn't know that most other systems contain one of those worlds. and what does that all mean for life? that's a big question. we don't know the answer to that. >> host: shows a little bit that we are unique and we may be in a special circumstance. >> guest: is one's piece of evidence that suggests that you know there is something not quite as mediocre as we thought about our solar system. connecting that to the presence of life is a very difficult ta task. the origins of life and really what is necessary to put it all in place but we can also look at the history of life on earth and try to use that as some sort of am example or template so again on the side of something special going on we look at the history of life on earth, you can see that there are a number of things that have to line up in order for complex life, not necessarily us that we could be talking about bunny rabbits or sheep, complex

se encuentran entre las Órbitas de marte y jÚpiter.rÁter que provocÓ el meteorito. el gobierno de nicaragua ha solicitado asesoramiento internacional para investigar el caso. la Única certeza que tienen, cientÍficos nicaragüenses es que el meteorito era de origen rocoso. >> un diÁmetro de 12 m, con una profundidad de los 5.5 metros, que fue lo que pudimos apreciar. >> Ésta es la segunda vez que una roca cae sobre el territorio nicaraguense. la primera ocurriÓ 1997, el accidente del paÍs. pero al igual que el sÁbado, no ocurriÓ pÉrdidas humanas. >> bueno, asÍ llegamos al final del noticiero univision. buenas noches, hasta pronto. ♪ ♪ >> yo no quiero que la gata pase hambre. a mÍ me gustan las mujeres hermosas. >> mÁs que ella, ninguna. es una reina. linda como su madre, con la figura del marquÉs. quÉ porte tenÍa el maldito. le consumiÓ el seso a la madre de la gata. por Él, lo dejÓ todo. si le digo que pudo haber tenido el mundo a sus pies, con esa voz de Ángel que dios le dio. fue un amor como-- como los de las pelÍculas. pero usted no

wee jupiter in the eastern sky. that was a live view from our city camera.ing the dog you will need a light jacket. maybe the dog will too. now he already has a natural one. temperat in e low 50s in the suburbs and rural areas until 8:00 can this morning. then after that, between 8:00 and 10:00, if you're walking the dog, you will stil jacket. will be jumping into the 50s, near 60 degrees. . comfortably y over washington. dry dewpoint. this is the most important number on th screen, how dry it is. temper have dropped. there is also some fog forming with the northeasterly breeze at the n bridge. beautiful day. partly cloudy, how humidity. temperat reaching the mid-70s in afternoon hours. and over the weekend, yesterday morning i hiked the appalachian trail and took this picture overlookg the potomac. great morni for a hike. this is the time i love getting out and hiking with the low hudi connect me with on intra gram, facebo and twitter and we will share the photos. cooler than average temperatures all week. our average high is 80. we won't get there until su

to jupiter studio to ship the ocean or a new way spots a new bomber subtle commission where years out of a little go again appears as good or more damage to hard to get used not on your bill up of all of. them you can do any of. twenty or so you had only the toddler says it took them several hours it is the case of how much a clash of various of the moon with. and for the op but i missed no one the book called family celebrate the birthday of one of the younger members the also good thing is that they have. finally found some kind of safety and it. was well we did it you did need. to do you know it is two words put it on one with both of the equivalent of i see. now how did she sound. in the note to shake it and reduced love plain words like old boys of his age questionable a lot but not anymore. andrey shows me what he found in their back yard after another shelling these tiny lethal metal guards are sprayed from so-called flesh at shells internationally banned definitely at the building just because of the film a little bit of june fifth or o'brien's god neighborhood was known as th

to jupiter studio to ship the ocean. obviously a movie to the confidence wayne la doesn't need for thought but a mission when the because family celebrate the birthday of one of the younger members the also good thing is that they have finally found some kind of safety and it will not. give me a good a stereo it is too worth putting that on one with both of the equipment in order before i see that you are all just little and how it's done. in the not to shake it up andrey used to love playing war like old boys of his age questionable a lot but not anymore. andrey shows me what he found in their back yard after another shelling these tiny and lethal metal guards. sprayed from so-called flechette shells which are internationally banned here's large scale military operation here in eastern ukraine has lasted almost five months so far as more destruction is caused and the casualties rise people's pain feeds the endor and many fear when the guns fall silent ukraine will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has hap

we have orbiters that are orbiting mars right now, giving us data, we've got juneau on the way to jupiter. we have got plult toe -- new horizons on the way to pluto. we already put messages around mercury, we had never done that before. we're working with our international partners, there are 15 nations contributing monetarily to life on the international space station, we now have commercial cargo that's going back and forth to the international space station, we have three companies in serious competition to carry crew to the international space station, we hope to make an announcement, sometime end of the summer, early fall. if that's dead, so be it. i can't -- i can't help, you know, you understand. i'm a shuttle person. i love shuttles. it was time for shuttle to go w and it was time for shuttle to go long before we phase it it out. because shuttle was not -- and i know there's some shuttle people in here. i talk to bob thompson all the time. i spent a saturday with him not very long ago down in houston over beer, you know--he helping me understand why if i had just kept shuttle goin

the treatment i received at jupiter medal center, pure oxygen did, in fact, reverse my brain cell damage>> we're -- >> this is what we know. it can reverse, take the cell that is are damaged and bring them back to good health. >> you're looking to raise the $10 million. >> my bad. i saw committing $10 million. you're raising. good for you. that's right. >> did you see him flinch mentioning that? is it my imagination or are there more injuries now or talking about it more? >> we are talking about it more. of course, i think there are more injuries now because the game is more popular than ever. >> more intensity? are they playing with more intensity than you did? >> bigger, faster, stronger. going back to the futilistic art, the fighters, head trauma. >> do they need to change the equipment? they're changing the rules, right? >> nfl is working -- >> confusing the guys and can't hit the quarterback in certain areas and certain times. new rules, new penalties and do they need to change equipment much more? >> specifically, our head and the brain trauma, that doesn't have to be a sportsman t

some road to jupiter studio to ship the ocean last march a clash of radius of the moon within the confidence we. need for thought but a mission of when the but of course family celebrate the birthday one of the younger members the also give thanks that they have finally found some kind of safety that will not cheat was look forward year like you did me good at studio it is two words put it on one with both of the equipment a lot of people i said thank you are all just little now how did she sound. enough to shake you andree used to love playing war like old boys of his age that's number a lot but not anymore. andrey shows me what he found in their back yard after another shelling these tiny little metal guards are sprayed from so-called flechette shells which are internationally banned gives large scale military operation here in eastern ukraine has lasted almost five months so far as more destruction is called these people's pain feeds the endor and many fear when the guns fall silent crane will not be able to overcome the consequences of what has happened here. r.t. in eastern ukraine the

. -- that is right to have that life span to have good jupiter sized brain than clearly that will note been in the course of defense for defaults is we will die readjust wrought ting away.hh but unless a radical shake-up pokers -- joker's something radical past two ocher so that is to hope it is quickly as possible. but to even aside from this extreme lifestyle we should probably help for faster technology. but ask a different question what is best personally? it is closer to the idea expressed of the technological development of powerful technologies and accelerated development especially those their reduced the existential risk from other technologies. other than a blank check to make everything happen sooner we should think of the different dimensions. it is not the hypothetical technology do we want to develop that or not? the answer might be pre-will develop but it is on the margin does that come sooner or later? to think we have some ability to affect that timing otherwise it is just wasted with@klz impact at all. so by promoting the field to move things around a couple of month

than joeng in no other namath, who is just created the near logical center and jupiter center in floridaome. great to have you both here. let's just start off, in a way this is a highlight of the events this past weekend. this is what you and the doctor are trying to deal with. i'm wondering if you can describe your feelings on seeing that quarterback get hit, and then explain this new neurological center. >> i did not see the event this weekend. i have dealt with former teammates as far as six years ago who began to deteriorate, knowing that the contentions -- the concussions lead them to that mental state. i began wondering about my own concussions that i had, and what is going to happen down the road. so i did seek out this doctor, and asked for their guidance and help. what we did was go through a where initially the brain cells that were damaged have been regenerated. isthis regenerative process something that in looking at the videos, you are entering a used as where oxygen is the therapy for healing wounds. like the one that michael jackson had. largers a little bit than that one.

a crescent moon in jupiter. it is being obscured by the cloud. it's right in here.ing off with a partly cloudy sky early this morning. temperatures mid-50s in montgomery. fairfax, low to mid-50s. parts of maryland and rural areas, patchy fog. around the metro area, not a lot of fog. partly cloudy. beautiful afternoon. low humidity. temperatures reaching mid-70s by midafternoon. a delightful day coming up. over the weekend, looking fantastic. weekend outdoor plans saturday looks beautiful. outdoor hiking. temperatures up around 80 degrees during the afternoon. lawn work, yard work, it will be great on sunday too. a bit warmer, though. feeling like summer. mid-80s sunday afternoon. a front comes in sunday night. it might trigger a few scattered showers sunday evening and they may linger into the predawn hours on monday. highs reaching the upper 70s. storm team 4 seven-day outlook into next week, dry pattern continues. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, cool mornings in the 50s. afternoon highs, mild, mid to upper 70s. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31,

voyager one was going to explore jupiter and saturn.oyager 1 kept going and going and going and going as designed. and now voyager 1 has traveled farther away from earth than any other object ever made by humans. last year, nasa announced that voyager 1 is finally in interstellar space. which means that for all intense and purposes, it has left our solar system. that's our start, right? our sun can no longer count voyager 1 as part of its collection of satellites. voyager 1 is out there now. and that's kind of mind blowing, right? even if you're not a space person. if you sit and think about it, your mind is trying to wrap itself behind such vast amounts of space into the galaxy and universe. it can also be a little unsettling. and for a very smart 5-year-old boy in canada those thoughts about a spacecraft traveling on and on and on and on and never coming back home, he has found those thoughts to be upsetting. and this is what his mom wrote in a letter to a radio canadian show. for the past year and a half, my 5-year-old son goes to be

if life is found in our own solar system like eu uh ropa, a moon around jupiter, a liquid ocean.there could be something swimming around down there. by the way, i talked to elementary schools and asked how to get through the ice and see if something is swimming down there, the boys all say we should use machine guns, bombs and the girls say we should melt our way through using mirrors. a little bit different. >> once again proving there is something different in our dna. >> if we do find life in our solar system, really exciting. is it the same kind of life using the same acids, dna, nucleitides. is it identical chemistry? does it mean rocks are going back and forth between moons and planets in our solar system and it really happened in one place and was carried back and forth. that's really not interesting. what would be much more interesting would be discovering life that's different with a different chemistry. if we find something like that on europa or another moon or mars, that means that the universe is teeming with life. >> it makes the imagination wonder. earlier the chai

nasa is watching 11 million asteroids usually between mars and jupiter., we've been watching this particular asteroid, because it didn't become detected until last week. in fact, the size of it, it's only the size of a 60-foot house, so really in the scheme of things, it's not that big, but what's interesting is how close it will come to earth. the moon on average is about 239,000 miles away from the earth, but the asteroid is going to pass closer, 23 million miles -- 23 -- got to get those numbers straight. it is the sheer size, massive, yet looks so little. when people look up in the sky from new zealand, you'll see a glimpse of a flash of light. for us here, it comes in at 2:18 in the afternoon. we won't be able to see it. it's coming in near the orbit of weather satellites that orbit the earth. >> we'll have to rely on the pictures. >> this week, aljazeera america introduces a documentary series edge of 18, a look at the struggles of high school seniors to answer that unavoidable question "what's next"? >> we introduce you to three teens. >> some of t

we are way out near the moons of jupiter and our guy has a blip. you know what? cost us two more years these guys are feeling oats whack a lot of heads off in the next two years. >> biden says he is going to chase them to the gates of hell, hillary. >> biden was part of this stance until he had to disengage from the fuel module quite frankly biden has been in the side corps like this guy adam west for six years now. all of a sudden is he turning into curtis le may. biden is hapless political hack who wants to be the next president. he has this thing in place like it is right now by being this guy's panchosanza. >> donkey -- don kiota restaurant. >> i said it liked bien. >> that's okay. nobody is perfect. biden was the one guy who didn't want to go and get bin laden. he was the guy who said no, no, no. don't do it. we will get him at the gates of hell. we don't want to get him in pakistan. >> you know, the gates of hell is the ultimate form of kicking the can. >> we will get them. after everybody dies the deity will sort it out. >> joe, you are a genius. >> biden.

i'm trying to figure out which one this morning whether it's venus, jupiter or mercury. the humidity at 75%. that's -- it's really comfortable with the dry air mass in place. high pressure in southern indiana and a storm system down in the carolinas bringing them showers and storms. but it's going to stay to the south. in fact, nothing is coming our way except a weak front tonight. that has very little moisture to work with. so sunny at noon. we're going to stay sunny all afternoon here. stray shower in mountains of west virginia. as we head into the overnight period clear to partly cloudy with the weak front coming through. mostly sunny again on thursday. so tomorrow looks good. you know what? we'll just keep it going for friday, saturday, and sunday although it is going to get a little warmer this weekend. today 77. delightful. 62 tonight. back in the the mid-50s north and west. tomorrow 78. a very pleasant day. 56 tomorrow night with more 40s north and west. by friday morning gorgeous, high of 75. over the weekend a little warmer. saturday is fine at 80. warm on sunda

they're known the central pacific jupiter and union pacific 119. those two locomotives have become two of the most famous locomotives in american railroading so being able to run those is a cool way to commemorate that. after the ceremony, a lot of pictures were taken and then the operation of the railroad became huge throughout the country. because they were trying to increase time and efficiency within these companies them, eventually the line that was passing through this area was bypassed. they built a trestle bridge and causeway from the nevada-utah border straight across the point of the promontory mountains that are just behind us straight into ogden. that cut about 80 miles of extra travel time, money, all of that, off of the operation of that transcontinental line. ogden became a huge hub for transporting troops and materials and supplies all across the country and would just have trains every hour coming in just unloading huge amounts of supplies or people and it became a major city, major thoroughfare for moving across the country. >> we

looking east, i said it's venus but i think it's jupiter.got to check with my atron her friend. -- astronomy friend. regardless a pretty sunrise. it's going to be a hot, sticky day, highs in the low to mid 90s. a yellow alert for afternoon and evening storms we're anticipating across the region. back with your seven-day forecast. talking about more heat and humidity in about six minutes. right now monika with a look at timesaver traffic. >>> typically the tuesday after labor day is known as terrible traffic tuesday. that's because things begin to slow down early. on the outer loop the right side of your screen, the brake lights begin after new hampshire over to colesville road. that stretch is slow and heavy right now. we have an incident on macarthur boulevard in potomac blocked south of falls road with an early morning accident and cleanup. i would suggest river road or even brickyard road as your alternate. more coming up in a few. >>> no celebration going on in atlantic city. two casinos are shutting down leaving thousands out of work. >

let's call it jupiter.universe out there that's being developed that i really want people to make money on. you know this morning when i got in my car, i have one of those push to start things, so i put my car keys in the cup holder, so i pulled them out and they communicated. there's a chip that makes that happen. when people lock their cars for the last 15 years, they've never asked themselves how do i make money from that. what my goal is now is the internet of things will be 50 billion devices all talking to each other. don't take it for granted, cash in on the fact that your toothbrush is going to tell your coffee machine to start making the coffee. i want you to make money off this. it's going to be -- david: that's a wonderful idea. has somebody put that idea to work for these devices to talk to each other -- >> that's happening at this very appointment moment. a lot of the ideas i've had on my shows are about these devices communicating with each other because before you would have an embedded techn

a fox news at jupiter, morning, good to have you here. the first question i have, you have leon panetta, dempsey, hillary clinton and hillary clinton of item the president to help out the free syrian army. they needed to help then. who was on the president's side, who was convincing him otherwise in the white house? >> you know, martha, it seems like you have a situation where the president stands alone. he along with everybody we have heard speak out seem to think somehow he is prepared to let isis prevail. the strategy is wholly insufficient. last week on thursday and friday the chairman of the joint chief talking but the extent to which training now, arming and training the rebels to have active ground forces will take one to two years. we have to defeat isis now by delaying, allowing them to grow, refusing to leave any american forces behind. president obama creating a situation which america's enemies have been strengthened. martha: you have to wonder if you're going against the top people to advise you on defense, and you say no to

they have the orion, a deep space the local, man rated, they launched the juneau in 2011 on route to jupiterthat will begin around 2016 for near earth asteroids, that is another part of keeping the earth safe. stuart: lockheed martin is your space pick. i want to change subjects to ali baba you have the big idea coming that raise the price $68 a share. what is your take on ali baba? >> two things that will sound contradictory but they are not. i love ali baba for the long haul, the margins are in sane. i like their business model. i like that they're moving into the united states, they are a fast-moving, well-run company but i would not, i don't advise the average retail investor to get involved in an idea like this. of you want to take a flyer on it definitely did not under any circumstances put in a market order on ali baba, put in a limited order and i would say no more than 10% of what you think it will cost that morning. stuart: michael robinson, thanks for joining us, interesting stuff. all of the coffee addicts on my team couldn't wait for this story. water. this is the story. water w

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will continue to be a steadfast supporter of iraq and an active jupiter to the international and regional efforts to degrade and defeat isil and rid the world of this repugnant terrorist organization. mr. president, as others have today, the solution lies in an inclusive, sovereign, and the credit governments. only a united iraq with the government has support of all of communities can rid isil of its violent ideology from recchi territory. -- from iraq he territory. >> thank you, and we thank you enormously for the significant initiatives and contributions of the u.k. i meant to congratulate you that the u.k. is still the u.k. [laughter] and we are delighted that scotland decided to hang in there with you. democratic the process is never complete, but is always ever evolving. >> it evolved in the right way. i now have the pleasure of having the floor to his device minister for foreign affairs of chile. >> mr. secretary of state, and president of this council, we too would like to expose our initiativeor the a convening this meeting ca given the relevance of the topic we are dressing here

successful in reading the latitude, he was using a telescope and timing a particular moon going around jupiter. he was very in likely on his horse and outward he could see this little canyon and do his drawings of the sketches of the map. they would start each day actually moving at about 10:00 and maybe even 11. it has been a long time. during that time, it is very likely they were out trying to find a good route if they weren't already on a trail of some kind. and saw thisived for the first time, it was on 5, 1843.f december yet.hadn't seen it to an area where there is a huge amount of loss activity geologically -- of lava activity geologically. this going to a place and is right by ryan ranch. it was all pine forest and beautiful weather made our journey delightful. everything was melting rapidly. principal ofbe the the river. it was sometimes narrow to 50 feet. river.nded along the it's banks occasionally black and with rock. there must've an old camping ground. the name of the stream is similarly characteristic. you could hear the roaring of the false. this is the first initial falls righ

centralknown the pacific jupiter and union pacific 119. locomotives have become two of the most famous locomotives in american railroading so being able to run those is a cool way to commemorate that. ceremony, a lot of pictures were taken and then the becameon of the railroad huge throughout the country. because they were trying to and efficiency within these companies them, eventually the line that was through this area was bypassed. a trestle bridge and the nevada-utah border straight across the point promontory mountains that are just behind us straight into ogden. extraut about 80 miles of travel time, money, all of that, off of the operation of that line.ontinental ogden became a huge hub for transporting troops and materials and supplies all across the country and would have trains every hour coming in just unloading huge or people supplies and it became a major city, movinghoroughfare for across the country. >> we continue our look at westward expansion here on c-span. the national look at theue our american westward expansion. thr

we have orbiters that are orbiting mars right now, giving us data, we've got juneau on the way to jupiter. we have got plult toe -- new horizons on the way to pluto. we already put messages around mercury, we had never done that before. we're working with our international partners, there are 15 nations contributing monetarily to life on the international space station, we now have commercial cargo that's going back and forth to the international space station, we have three companies in serious competition to carry crew to the international space station, we hope to make an announcement, sometime end of the summer, early fall. if that's dead, so be it. i can't -- i can't help, you know, you understand. i'm a shuttle person. i love shuttles. it was time for shuttle to go w and it was time for shuttle to go long before we phase it it out. because shuttle was not -- and i know there's some shuttle people in here. i talk to bob thompson all the time. i spent a saturday with him not very long ago down in houston over beer, you know--he helping me understand why if i had just kept shuttle goin

wright neil robin wright sandra lee wright jupiter yambem and my father robert james crawford. they say time heals all wounds, but obviously all of us here know that's not the case. there's ha hole in my heart that can never be filled. and my biggest regret is that you never met my children, your grandchildren, sophia rose and robert nicholas. >> and my brother and friend and the funniest man you could ever meet. dennis michael edwards. >> john d.yeminicky sr. >> vikki yancy. matthew david yarnell. myrna yaskulka shakila yasmin olabisi shadie layeni yee edward p. york kevin patrick york raymond r. york suzanne youmans jacqueline young barrington leroy young, jr. elkin yuen donald mcarthur young. edmund g. young jr. >> jacqueline young. joseph zaccoli adel agayby zakhary;:batn arkady zaltsman edwin j. zambrana, jr. robert alan zampieri mark zangrilli christopher rudolph zarba, jr. ira zaslow kenneth albert zelmanç martin morales zempoaltecatl cÂñr jie yao justin zhao ivelin ziminski michael joseph zinzi charles a. zion julie lynne zipper salvatore zisa prokopios paul zois josep

the power to declare war to congress and jupiter were going to come back when it's convenient but we'll be committing war for the next three or four months and we will do as we please but that's not what the constitution intended. the interesting thing about the creative logic that's used to say that a vote in 2001 has anything to do with today is that it seems to acknowledge that, well, that allows us to do anything with forces that may be associate with terrorism or al-qaeda. one of the interesting things is, if you look at ambassador ford's testimony, he will say that moderate forces have and will tactically coordinate with al-qaeda, with al-qaeda linked al-nusra. if we use your logic in saying the 2001 aumf can be used to justify this, the 2001 aumf can be used to justify going after a moderate syrian rebels. something really anybody who is intellectually honest would say that the people who voted in 2001 to go to war with people who attacked us on 9/11, the people who congregated in afghanistan has nothing to do with this. this committee, ma congress, senate and the president are a

we have orbiters that are orbiting mars right now, giving us data, we've got juneau on the way to jupiter. we have got plult toe -- new horizons on the way to pluto. we already put messages around mercury, we had never done that before. we're working with our international partners, there are 15 nations contributing monetarily to life on the international space station, we now have commercial cargo that's going back and forth to the international space station, we have three companies in serious competition to carry crew to the international space station, we hope to make an announcement, sometime end of the summer, early fall. if that's dead, so be it. i can't -- i can't help, you know, you understand. i'm a shuttle person. i love shuttles. it was time for shuttle to go w and it was time for shuttle to go long before we phase it it out. because shuttle was not -- and i know there's some shuttle people in here. i talk to bob thompson all the time. i spent a saturday with him not very long ago down in houston over beer, you know--he helping me understand why if i had just kept shuttle goin

we understand over the weekend you were there at your property in jupiter island, florida.ened? >> well, what happened was basically i had a premonition as i was getting my chain saw ready, my oil and my fuel and i was putt in my golf cart and i said something bad is going to happen of the i plowed through and i said let's go down there and take our time. i had four branches left and there was one branch about chest high and i went to cut it and it was falling straight down. i went to grab it and as i was pulling the chain saw with my right hand and took my finger off the trigger, the weight of the branch was so heavy t went down on top of the blade. >> the branch pushed your arm onto the chain saw. >> right. as i looked down, i felt it just grind into my arm, and i went oh, this is not going to be good. i looked down and said, this is -- i get on the phone and call my wife and i said, you better get down here with a towel and a tourniquet as soon as you can. she said what's wrong? i said no problem. just get down here. then i called my son. i said get here and take me to t

a 17-year-old just caught the 14-footer with his father off the coast of jupiter, florida, and think 2014 nfl football season got underway last night. seattle wasted no time making it a blow out, 36-16. but they trailed early. one author telling americans to stop watching football, saying this, quote, i have come believe that football fosters within us a tolerance for violence, greed, misogyny and million tarrism, consuming as a form of entertainment, a game that causes human beings to suffer brain damage is wrong. it would be convenient to ignore this fact or rationalize it away, but also immoral. our next guest begs to differ, saying football changed his life for the better and wrote about it. mark edmundson wrote about this in his new book. mark, why are you pushing back against that earlier quote? >> well, because in a lot of ways, my own experience. football taught me lot. i was in a pretty bad way when i was in high school. my family was in bad shape, my sister just died. we were having a lot of trouble. and i was pretty aimless. i managed to get myself out for the team and wor