voyager one would reach jupiter first in march of 1979. voyager two which was sent along a different trajectory would follow four months behind. a first stop of many for two spacecraft that have never stopped journeying far beyond our solar system into intersellar space where they continue to communicate with nasa decades later. still ahead on "through the decades," the beginnings of a motorless race car with kids behind the wheel and the persistance of one man to achieve his dream of an education. now a "through the decades" moment in time from this week in 1970. cbs' charles kuralt spent a day in galax, virginia where generations gathered to pay homage to a sound of early america. "walking around the grounds, we got to remembering the words of a poem stephen vincent benet wrote back in 1925. if you changed a name here and there, it would describe the galax old-time fiddlers convention very well." (fiddler sounds) "never had a brother, ner' a whole pair a pants. but when i start to fiddle, why you got to start to dance." that's part of th

the 19-foot boat was found capsized north of jupiter. the engine cover was missing and cooler and life vests. the coast guard searched for the boys which lasted a full seven days. >> hundreds of people searched thousands of miles because we're committed to finding austin and perry. >> reporter: by way of comparison, in other u.s. coast guard searches where they were unsuccessful in finding people missing in south florida waters, those searches lasted two to three days. erica. >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> still to come on "today," amy schumer is on vacation visa checkout is such an easy way to pay online. enter your username and password. a few clicks. and check out. simple as that. no re-entering payment and billing info. you feel like you're one step ahead. sign up for visa checkout. visa. everywhere you want to be. the kids are asleep. look what i got. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow you

. >>> a planet roughly twice the size of jupiter has been discovered, 96 light years from earth. it could lend evidence of how the solar system was formed. i'm libby casey, thanks. >> while many cheered the raising of the american flag in havana not all cuban americans are overjoyed about the reopening of the u.s. embassy in cuba. for some memories of repression at the hands of the castros are stilt raw. even with tensions easing and change coming some cuban americans will find that going home is not that easy. returning to cuba, it is the "inside story"

>>> a planet roughly twice the size of jupiter has been discovered, 96 light years from earth. it could lend evidence of how the solar system was formed. i'm libby casey, thanks. >> while many cheered the raising of the american flag in havana not all cuban americans are overjoyed about the reopening of the u.s. embassy in cuba. for some memories of repression at the hands of the castros are stilt raw. even with tensions easing and change coming some cuban americans will find that going home is not that easy. returning to cuba, it is the "inside story." ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "inside story" i'm lisa fletcher in for ray suarez. search for a better path, how secretary of state john kerry described the new chapter in the u.s. cuban relationship. the historic raising of the flag in havana, he presided, something that hasn't happened since january 1961. that's when three u.s. marines were tasked with taking down the flag as the united states ended diplomatic relations with cuba. those same three u.s. marines were on hand today to witness a far more welcome sight. secretary of state kerry

. - [david brin] we know more about the moon, we know more about some of jupiter's moons than we know about the bottom of the sea. - [voiceover] we'll take an in-depth look at the oceans and get a sense of how they will keep our future world afloat, on xploration earth 2050. - hi, i'm joe penna and welcome to xploration earth 2050. this week we're gonna take a look at the ocean and how new developments on and in the water

the comment is on an orbit that takes it from way out beyond jupiter, swinging in towards the centerthe solar system every six years, and today, it's passing about 115 million miles from the sun. being this close, an means the comment is heating up -- the comet is heating up. what is amazing is that for the past year, the rosetta spacecraft has been flying right alongside the comet with a ringside seat of what could be the most dramatic moment, a close-up look at how a comet actually evolves. .pare a thought nothing has been heard for it for a while, and the intense heat may finish it off. this mission was always going to be risky, but already, it has told us what comets are made of. when it touched down last november, professor monica grady was among the scientists overwhelmed with the achievement, and today, she is still enthusiastic about what they are finding out. monica: we had never been this close to a comet when it is at its closest point to the sun. we had never learned this sort of information before. it's amazing. gas, the dust, the tail, the surface -- wonderful. david: a

nasa is planning missions to jupiter and mars using the sl rocket that can cut down by third. ma than thes instead of the new hor are rye zon mission that took 9.5 years it would take three years m. for beyond our solar system look the imagination. scientists will now search for radio waves to detect signs of life to see if anyone is trying to talk to us. >> it is not a we're dog go there. we it usta maybe we are able to talk to somebody out there. >> imagine how we sound to them. maybe we would better get our act together. >> "fox 5 news." >> such curious mines. thanks very. join meg now is our special guests today. michael shearer is back. curator, department of astro fixes, american museum of natural history. always good you have here. we can learn a lot when you talk to us. i love this subject. ite really is. >> you know, michael, we were just listening to this story. you know, space new has been throughout. talking about bu low, this new is all good? good for nasa, good for space course, it is. >> and the excitement that generates the interest of the public and kids can i

stephanos and perry cohen have not been seen since july 24th when they took a boat into the waters off jupiterida for a fishing trip. while the formal search and rescue effort is over the boys' family say they will continue to look for the teens with volunteers private planes and helicopters. >> i'm giving it all i've got. i'm not going to stop. i know those boys are out there. i know they are okay. they are not your typical kids. they are very strong willed and very intelligence. >> donors contributed $340,000 to a fund so the families can continue their private search and they are still holding out hope for a happy ending. >>> a firefighter from south dakota is dead after battling one of more than a dozen wildfires burning across california right now. forest service officials have not revealed exactly how he died but they say it happened while he was fighting flames. they say he vanished sometime thursday an his body was not recovered until yesterday morning. the fast moving wildfires in california are threatening homes and businesses and have prompted the governor to declare a state of emer

last seen in june ter inlet -- jupiter inlet. their boat was found cap sizing. the coast guard checked from florida up the coast to south carolina. the boys' family say they'll carry on with a private effort >>> a grand jury in ohio decided not to charge two officers at the scene when a third killed an unarmed black driver. bisi onile-ere has more from cincinnati. >> reporter: the howard county prosecutor announced two police officers on the scene when of sam dubose was shot would not be indicted. after the release of video camera who heard say that ray tensing was dragged. the officers sat down for official interviews they said they didn't see anything. right now the two officers are on paid administrative leave while the university conducts its own investigation. prosecutor joe d. >> -- released a statement saying he agreed with the decision. a grievance has been filed on behalf of ray tensing saying that the school fired him without just cause and he was not afforded due process. uv fired the cop after a grand jury indicted him for murder. he pleaded not guil

. >>> the farmers of two teenage boys missing from jupiter, florida, have announced that they have ended their privately-led search on saturday. the boys were reported missing when they didn't return from a fifg trip on july 24th. through a family spokesperson, they had, in part, we love our boys and want them home. today, o hope becomes our prayer that one day perry and austin will be returned to us. >>> the u.s. coast guard officially suspended their search at sunset this past friday. >>> in los angeles, yesterday, police car chased this car that was missing a tire for more than 70 miles over several freeways. the pursuit finally ended when the axle worn down. the driver suspended to police soon afterwards. >>> taiwan is cleaning up after a typhoon that hit the island nation on saturday and turning roads into rivers. six people were killed when 185 people were injured. the storm is now sweeping through china and has been downgraded to a tropical storm. >>> in eastern indiana, at least ten people w e killed in a stampede outside of a hindu temple during a religious festival. the stamped

. >>> stories making news this morning, families of the two teenage boys missing from jupiter, florida, ended their privately led search on saturday. the boys were reported missing when they didn't return from a fishing trip july 24th. through a family spokesperson they said, in part, we love our boys and want them home. today our hope becomes our prayers that one day perry and austin will be returned to us. coast guard officially suspended their search july 31st. >>> in los angeles, police chase this had car that was missing a tire for 70 miles over several freeways. the pursuit finally ended when the axle wore down, bringing the car to a halt. it all began after a report of a dui driver. that driver surrendered to police soon afterward. >>> two teenagers in california were struck by lightning, knocking them to the ground. they were unharmed. the fact that they were holding hands, their doctor says, probably saved them abuse it diffused the electrical current. >>> a woman in washington state likes to help chipmunks. she builds miniature sets barbecues, classrooms doctors' offices and

mark in jupiter, florida. caller: thank you greta. this is a subject that hits close to home.y father, my mother's second husband, a great guy, had osiris -- had alzheimer's. it's one of the most devastating things to have someone that is here, but not here. it's deeply pained. -- painful. when the previous color called about -- previous caller called about turmeric, the gentleman kind of dismissed it, even though they were getting positive results with that. anti-inflammatories and other things, like coconut oil, there was a book written by a medical doctor who was losing her husband. she did some research herself. she was a pediatric physician. she did her own research, obviously did not want to lose her husband. she essentially learned that, according to her alzheimer's is a form of diabetes of the brain a problem with glucose conversion. what she figured out was that the brain could also run on medium chain triglycerides. that's what cooking oil is -- coconut oil is. it has long been vilified, but it turns out that it is extremely healthy. she started putting the coconut o

back with us now is the jupiter gordon cheng. good to have you with us. start with shanghai. 8.5%, a decline we have seen all sorts of stories about investors who are literally on a rampage. whether it's shanghai or whether it's hong kong. what's going on in terms of the tension between investors and the state in china? >> we saw a little of this in shanghai where we had a mob actually detained ahead of the metals exchange, turned him over to police because of allegra -- irregularities at the exchange and clearly we have seen over the course of decades chinese investors take to the streets whenever they think they have been robbed and right now that's exactly what they think. >> by the way that official was released by police without explanation or a communiquÉ if a few well from the communist authorities. howell on communists alike of them but anyway what's going on with that government? a lot of great expectations about chi and the west expecting great things. what they have seen instead is a leader who is at the same time fighting an economy and a stru

stephanos and perry cohen have not been seen since july 24th when they took a boat into the waters off jupiter, florida, for a fishing trip. while the formal search and rescue effort is over, the boys' family say they will continue to look for the teens with volunteers, private planes and helicopters. >>> now to an update from zimbabwe where authorities are seeking extradition of the american dentist who killed a lion lured out of the park. walter palmer remains in hiding four weeks after killing cecil the lion. it has sparked outrage all over the world. hundreds of thousands of people have even signed a petition urging the white house to get involved in this matter. meanwhile u.s. authorities say they have been contacted by a representative for palmer. he could face charges of poaching. >> nothing something as symbolic as cecil could die so treacherously and tragically, shows what a slippery slope we are when it comes to protecting the rest of ampk's amazing species of wildlife. >> in a statement palmer said, i deeply regret my pursuit of an activity i love and practice responsibly and legall

china is the second largest economy in the world and if they start to contract, it's like jupiter. it has such a huge graduational pull. it's going to be hard for the fed to justify a tightening policy. it's very likely to decline given the conditions out of china. so it's very difficult to see how the fed wants to tighten in these kind of conditions. >> a lot of the big exporters reacting to the this move to deval their currency. would you recommend clients at this point to sell the stocks that have high chinese exposure? >> yes, it's clearly a little bit too late but there's much more to come. apple has certainly suffered bmw and all the german auto makers and it's likely they're going to suffer further. i don't think this is a tiny one off event. this is the beginning of a decline in chinese demand as they have to correct the economy and the pain is probably going to last more than a couple of months. >> great stuff for now. stay with us. we'll be back after the next break. we do want to hear from you of course throughout the show as well. do let us know what you think relating

. >> reporter: they set off alone on a fishing trip from jupiter florida before a line of severe stormsoved through. the boat found capsized 70 miles off the coast of central florida two days later. >> confirmed nobody on board. >> reporter: a cooler and life jackets missing from the boat. their families remaining optimistic, the young, yet experienced boaters used them to stay afloat. >> i believe they are okay. >> reporter: coast guard, navy searching from florida to north carolina with no sign of the teens. >> the decision to spend was excruciating. >> reporter: volunteers tears staying on the water expecting a miracle refusing to give up. the coast guard said if they get any new information they could reopen the case and resume searching. marcy gonzalez, abc news new york. >>> family and friends gather this morning to remember bobbi kristina brown at st. james united methodist church near atlanta. she is expected to be laid to rest next to her mother on monday. brown died in hospice care 6 months after being found face down and unresponsive into bathtub in her atlanta home. >>> a ma

they set off on a fishing trip from jupiter 8 days ago before a storm hit the atlantic. their capsized boat was found two days later. >>> a woman jumped the white house fence last night. she was immediately arrested. the white house went into a lockdown for a time. the fence was more difficult to climb after a man got over it and into the white house last year. >>> a concert in the east bay last night will help hundreds of budding musicians. ♪ abc7 news was in hayward for the annual jenne lind summer youth concert. 300 day area students performed to honor the 14-year-old and raise money for music education and child safety. abc7's cheryl jennings mc'd the event. lynn was studying piano in 1994 when she was stabbed to death. the crime is unsolved. >> the county wants to sell their portion of the coliseum to the city. they say it will make it he's year for the a's to get a new stadium with the developers having to dealing with just one public agency. a's owner said he does not support the buy-out and he does not think it would simplify talks for a new stadium. >>> not too

stephanos and perry cohen has not been seen since july 24th when they took a boat into the waters off jupiterda for a fishing trip. while the formal search and rescue effort is over the boys' family says they will continue to look for the teens with volunteers private planes and helicopters. >> i'm giving it all i've got. i'm not going to stop. i know those boys are out there. i know they are okay. they are not your typical kids they are very strong willed and intelligent. >> owners contributed $340,000 to a fund so families can continue their private search as they are still holding out hope for a happy ending. >>> some news from zimbabwe where authorities are seeking extradition of an american dentist who killed an animal lured out of a park cecil the lion. it sparked outrage all over the world. hundreds of thousands of people signed a petition urging the white house to get involved. u.s. authorities say they have been contacted by a representative for palmer. the the dentist could face criminal charges in zimbabwe including poaching >> to know something as powerful and symbolic as cecil ca

. >> reporter: the two best friends set out a week ago friday from jupiter, florida.ithout parental permission coast guard officials believe the boys headed towards the bahamas to go fishing when they were hit by a squall. as you can see on the cell phone video, other voters raced ashore as the teenagers headed out. >> just confirmed nobody's on board. >> their 19-foot boat was found capsized sunday morning north from jupiter. the engine cover was missing as was a cooler and life vests. the coast guard search for these two boys lasted a full seven days. >> hundreds of people searched thousands of miles because we were desperately committed to find austin and perry. >> reporter: by way of comparison of other searches by the coast guard in south florida waters, recent unsuccessful efforts to find people missing at sea have lasted usually two to three days. alex? >> heartbreaking, thank you so much kerry sanders. >>> outrage continues to grow over the death of the african lion killed for sport by an american dentist. cecil the lion was one of the most well known animals

they set off on a fishing trip from jupiter 89 days ago before a storm hit the atlantic. their capsized boat was found two days later. >>> a woman jumped the white house fence last night. she was immediately arrested. the white house went into a lockdown for a time. they made it more difficult after a man got over it and into the white house last year. >>> a concert in the east bay last night will help hundreds of budding musicians. ♪ ♪ abc7 news was in hayward for the annual jenne lind concert. 300 day area students performed to honor the 14-year-old and raise money for music education and child safety. cheryl jennings mc'd the event. lynn was studying piano in 1994 when she was stabbed to death. the crime is unsolved. >>> a peninsula woman showed up to a south san francisco firehouse yesterday to give crews a big thank you. abc7 news was at station 61 as alexis arrived. and they were going 50 miles per hour on highway 101. >> i wondered when we were going deliver and i thought, oh, gosh. i wanted to get to the hospital first. and they said okay push and i pushed twice a

fly me to the moon with the stars, and jupiter and mars. >> reporter: juan sings about the fight sky at a dallas night club, and doesn't just croon about the moon. he makes a living looking up at the moon and stars, teaching astronomy and spreading the word about every star gazers's worst enemy, bright lights. >> you call it light mrueg. >> just like sound pollution. >> reporter: he brings students from the university to this particular part of the state where the lights are so few that the stars are so many, captured by time lapse photography. >> i've yet to see a person look up at the sky in the dark, or look through a telescope and not go wow. it never happened. >> reporter: they always do that? >> they always do that. >> reporter: in a world where people spend most of their time looking down. there isn't much incentive to look up. city lights block out the night sky. but there's also an earth bound version of a black hole right down there in west texas. thanks to men like a veteran astronomer at the observatory, one of the largest telescopes in north america, it sits atop a west

i am pretty sure there is no one driving cars on jupiter. the theory is, and it is not a consistent concept throughout the scientific community, that andossibly is sunspots solar flares and those sort of things. when you look at the solution the extreme environmentalists are offering, they are pushing -- and trade that are from host: i will stop you there. we'll get a response. guest: first of all the caller mentioned the ice age. in fact there are is more carbon dioxide in our atmosphere than there has been in the last 800,000 years. second, he mentioned that 97% of scientists who have written. reviewed studies about climate change over the last 20 years, included -- concluded that climate change is real. 97% of those studies that were peer-reviewed concluded that. you 97 doctors tell me better have that funny love on your lung checked out, and three say don't worry about, who are you going to listen to? and 97, not the three. the caller talked about cap and trade. you would be surprised to learn that cap and trade was invented by the ronal

i am pretty sure there is no one driving cars on jupiter.he theory is, and it is not a consistent concept throughout the scientific community, that andossibly is sunspots solar flares and those sort of things. when you look at the solution the extreme environmentalists are offering, they are pushing -- and trade that are from host: i will stop you there. we'll get a response. guest: first of all the caller mentioned the ice age. in fact there are is more carbon dioxide in our atmosphere than there has been in the last 800,000 years. second, he mentioned that 97% of scientists who have written. reviewed studies about climate change over the last 20 years, included -- concluded that climate change is real. 97% of those studies that were peer-reviewed concluded that. you 97 doctors tell me better have that funny love on your lung checked out, and three say don't worry about, who are you going to listen to? and 97, not the three. the caller talked about cap and trade. you would be surprised to learn that cap and trade was invented by the ronald

you can't devalue jupiter or mars. because it is a very large economy, it is likely to have a bigger impact on the rest of the world than if it was a small country like the u.k. or australia. china is the second biggest economy in the world. as aaluation from china much bigger impact on the rest of the world. francine: just saying it all depends on what comes next. what does come next? it seems like a policy mistake or a policy mishap. stephen: what we've seen so far is a small adjustment from the chinese themselves and it is how the rest of the world is interpreting this which is becoming a problem. if china wants to move toward a more market determined exchange rate, that is fine. think it is particularly likely, but you can see how people elsewhere in the world would think that kind of thing. in look at the u.k. back 1992. it doesn't just leave as a small adjustment. it leaves as a big adjustment. that is what the world has worried about, that the chinese government has done something that markets could worry about

manus: let's bring in guy de blonay from jupiter. sane, sensible words from mohamed el-erian.o you see any possibility -- touched on earlier -- the fed would move? are they going to have to do more stimulus? is it up to them to save the day? guy: it is clear that the market lowow pressing in -- very probability that any rate hike could come this year, even in december. and most likely something will come within the first half of next year. the idea here is that if they do basis point is september or december, it will be a symbolic move. then perhaps nothing for a year or two. depending on the data and the global macro -- as i said earlier, central banks need to talk to each other. china needs to push for quite a forceful stimulus going into the end of this year into next year. without that type of scenario, it will be difficult for the fed to do anything this year. francine: back to the pboc, something that has been troubling me. you say they should be doing more. at the same time, they are trying to understand the floor on the free market? is it because they are getting the p

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the mass is three times that of jupiter and almost 100 times that of earth. it's a cool discovery.r of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell in atlanta. for our viewers in the u.s., "new day" is next. for everyone else around the world "amanpour" starts in just a moment. ♪ ♪ (dorothy) toto, i've a feeling we're not in kansas anymore... (morpheus) after this, there is no turning back. (spock) history is replete with turning points. (kevin) wow, this is great. (commentator) where fantasy becomes reality! (penguin 1) where are we going? (penguin 2) the future, boys. the glorious future. (vo) at&t and directv are now one- bringing your television and wireless together- and taking entertainment to places you'd never imagine. (rick) louis, i think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. ♪ >>> breaking right now. north and south korea holding emergency high level talks and comes after a week of high tensions, threats, counterthreats. can the two enemies avoid a shooting war this morning? >>> also, exclusive images for you, as americans tackle and overpower a suspected islamist i've g

and if the chinese economy's cratering, it's like jupiter.t has a magnet effect on everybody in asia, including us, and by the way, also europe. i was just thinking who's going to get hurt the most by this? how many bmws do you think they will sell in beijing? >> the biggest declines on the market are the german carmakers. >> china's a huge, huge market now. it's fascinating. we're now playing a multiglobal chess game on the monetary front. >> i think it has gotten way more complicated. >> much more. >> used to be that central banks could look at their own economy and figure out what to do. now -- >> used to be a unipolar world, we used to dominate. now we have a very, very serious component to consider, absolutely. yeah. but it should be fascinating. and i do think that it really creates a pause on the idea of a september fed hike. >> do you think the chinese economy's cratering? do you think it's crashing? >> no, it's hard to say, but i clearly think that it's having a massive slowdown. there was all this malinvestment -- >> and then we nee

. >> we will start in east bay with jupiter in berkeley. have uber there?t but it looks nice. >> great outdoor patio, four stars with more than 2000 reviews and known for hand crafted beer and wood fired pizza. yelp user says their dreamy back patio is an incredible space, such an awesome lively place to hang out and it is always crowded. >> i can verify that. >> next, offering a six course tasting menu with seasonal ingreed enyias. >> am bee answer was -- ambiance was contemporary and comfortable. >> next, the only water side wine and bar taste room. they opened 20 years ago and do $1 oyster night on the first and third friday of every month. >> one of the reviews we looked at, linda says by all means get the $12 wine slice, three pours of reds or whites and drink it on their deck with a view of the bay. >> that's good advice. beer garden. they're serving german beer and locally sourced food. >> i might head out there. that looks like my kind of place. >> rachel says there is nothing better than sitting in the sunshine and enjoying a giant beer. so true. >

he is from jupiter, florida. another great town. and he is 100 years old today. his passion in life is to play golf. he can't beat it. that's it. we hate to give it back but it's yours, new york. take it away. >> thank you. >> okay. we want to turn back to that injectable nose job we showed you live in our last half hour. remember this? the process took the doctor about five minutes. all right. jay, our patient has had a couple minutes to recuperate. now we can see the results. how are you feeling? >> feeling great. >> did you take a look at your snefl. >> i did. i like it. >> you see a difference? >> wow. yeah. >> stay still right there. just straight ahead. look straight ahead. >> yeah, right there. >> i do see a difference. >> it's here we did. this side was easy. this side was more complicated. there was scar tissue here and then right in the bridge. and so just makes him look even more handsome. >> you made me blush. >> you said your wife and kids are excited about this? >> yeah. absolutely. my daughter said she wanted to be here today to be on tv. she wante

host: this week, focusing on a "politico" magazine article by could jupiter mark perry -- by contributinguthor mark perry. mark perry is with us here. what prompted you to write the article? guest: this is kind of a below terms,ar, in washington real fight between the armed services. i began my career as a journalist looking at that kind of fight. budgets andok -- strategies. and the airsea battle doctrine, the new doctrine that government how the u.s. will fight in the future, was a real fight and an interesting once -- one. host: what does that govern? guest: it is a concept developed by the air force and the navy to respond to threats from weapons that are deployed by countries like china and iran. -- that will undoubtedly govern military strategy in the future. article on china begins back in the 1990's and the desert storm. at first it is hard to see operation desert storm as anything less than an unparalleled american military victory. you begin there and take is where in the article? guest: i begin there because the navy and air force, in the first operation desert storm, their acc

mark in jupiter, florida. caller: thank you greta. this is a subject that hits close to home. my father, my mother's second husband, a great guy, had osiris -- had alzheimer's. it's one of the most devastating things to have someone that is here, but not here. it's deeply pained. -- painful. when the previous color called about -- previous caller called about turmeric, the gentleman kind of dismissed it, even though they were getting positive results with that. anti-inflammatories and other things, like coconut oil, there was a book written by a medical doctor who was losing her husband. she did some research herself. she was a pediatric physician. she did her own research, obviously did not want to lose her husband. she essentially learned that, according to her alzheimer's is a form of diabetes of the brain a problem with glucose conversion. what she figured out was that the brain could also run on medium chain triglycerides. that's what cooking oil is -- coconut oil is. it has long been vilified, but it turns out that it is extremely healthy. she started putting the coconut