of jupiter's moons.ore voyager, the only known active volcanoes in the solar the only known active volcanoes were here on earth. a moonyager flew by io, of jupiter, about the size of our moon but 10 times the volcanic activity of the earth. quite the striking change. -- the only liquid water oceans were here on earth. europa was covered with ice and .oyager saw it was cracked ice the galileo mission subsequently demonstrated that there is a liquid water ocean. io being the orange colored one and europa being the white one because of the icy crust. on i've is saturday, one of the moons titan. the only what we thought on earth. then we flew by and it has 50% higher pressure atmosphere thing here on earth. not oxygen. that sunlight is treating complex molecules which create this change that cannot be seen. luckily the casino emission appeared several decades later. it sought indeed that there are lakes of natural gas on this moon. perhaps revealing what the early earth could have looking like. only knownger

as american physicist michio kaku put it without jupiter cleaning out the early solar system the earth would be pockmarked with meteor collisions we would suffer from asteroid impacts every day see and that where the juno craft comes in launched on august fifth two thousand and eleven and entering jupiter's polar orbit on july sixth twenty sixteen the juno craft is measuring jupiter's gravity fields composition and polar magneto sphere all in another effort to understand our solar system and how it formed and quite an effort to know named after the queen of the ancient roman gods is putting out on september first she took four pictures over an eight minute span that with help from citizen scientist jerald and the help process these were all image data from the juno cam instruments to create these incredible views of the mass mammoth hydrogen and helium planet and there will be even more incredible images like these because the european space agency's jupiter icy moon explorer called juice is due to launch in two thousand and twenty two and masses europa clipper mission twenty twenty fi

what is more vulnerable for jupiter? >>. >> based on the current track, we thought the winds were going to be a problem, but we've taken precautions for that a couple of daes ago. jupiter, we're on the northern end of the palm beach county, coastal community, we have an inlet, smiles of beaches. so storm surge is certainly a concern. but as we've watched the this storm kind of move to the west, we are in a very similar situation last year with matthew where i was getting phone calls because it appeared like we were going to be the direct hit for hurricane matthew about a year ago. and that storm wobbled to the east out of the bahamas. so we do feel as though we're living the blessed life. >> mayor, we appreciate you joining us this morning and we are thinking and hoping for the best for your residents there and for you and your team. thank you for talking to us. we are following the track of hurricane bringing you breaking news as it develops. we'll have an update after the break. into welcome back, everybody. we're foll

there's a few people left on jupiter island.the chief of police stayed on the island ever since the lock down mode. i can't tell you how many are here. i get out early and drive around. the roads were okay, cleared out so they can open up. the island did open a few hours ago. >> a lot of people were looking at what happened in florida. as bad as it looks, greg and this is incredible to me, they feared it would have been worse. that's one of the reasons why the markets were up, a lot of florida-related stocks were up that it could have been worse. still looks good. i don't know if you've had a chance to go out and look around beyond jupiter. i mean, it looks like you had quite a beating. >> oh, yeah. we're in the northeastern quadrant of the hurricane. we got a beating. we had 16 hours of nonstop winds. but i never heard this before. 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, we had a storm south of jupiter island. 90 miles an hour it was coming on shore. i've never heard of anything like that. spurned a lot -- spawned a lot of tornadoes. i kn

from jupiter to about port st. lucie. once you get up to orlando, this the florida turnpike, takes you up around. kissimmee, ocala, really crowded on i-75, somewhat crowded northbound on i-95. there i see no contra-flow. when they tun all the freeways around, headed out, no contra-flow, they want to get supplies in. there's gasoline, oil, that's coming in over here to a port in mississippi. in south mississippi, right about here, they'll bring it all the way down into florida. no contra flow. southbound lanes, northbound lanes all open. north, you have to evacuate from charleston, savannah, you see there's a lot of traffic around i-95 here as well. always traffic in atlanta, always, especially right now coming up into the big city. traffic is still manageable. phil keating is watching this in fort lauderdale, hollywood international airport, jet blue doing good. how's airplane traffic in general? . yeah, jet blue is offering bliets at $99, telling the scheduled passengers hurry up and buy them, they're going fast. finding

my focus will change from saturn, to jupiter. in fact, focus will change from saturn, to jupiter.nge from saturn, to jupiter. in fact, it is something that people forget, we have only really scratched the surface of the data from cassini. a huge amount to be learned. i expect scientists to continue learning and discovering from the cassini data for 20, it 40 yea rs into from the cassini data for 20, it 40 years into the future. were there ever moments where you are concerned you are not getting information you we re you are not getting information you were expecting from cassini? there we re were expecting from cassini? there were one or two moments when the spacecraft is essentially stopped talking to the ground. the instruments were shutdowns of the mission controllers could find out what was going on. these kind of things always happen. the cassini project has been spectacular. we only had one of those. for me, one of the things that we were essentially going to be burning up in the atmosphere in saturn. with a spacecraft behaving spectacularly. everything is nominal. this is t

hurricane watches from jupiter beach, north of west palm, all the way around the bend, pass naval toonita beach and in collier we will watch that. steadilys continue to keep a similar trajectory. the official track from the hurricane center. to thepay attention exact spot because the cone shows us the mathematical uncertainty over the years predicting how far off a projection can be in location. three or four days in advance. even though the west coast is .ess likely, it is possible the east coast and possibly out of the ocean and a couple of land falls. all kinds of things could happen. adrianna: thank you. people in florida are making their way out as irma heads to the u.s. and those expected to hit the roads may have gridlock traffic. flying is the best option. sam sweeney is live at reagan national where they expect sam: the airlines did an incredible job taking extraordinary measures to get more airplanes on the ground in florida early this week to get as many people out as they could. at $99.some fares if you are still there and want to get out, the window is closing. american

from jupiter inlet northward we're seeing pirng. so they're starting to increase the watch yare i a. over time as the storm system approaches, we'll find most likely key west. they may leave this pink as a watch. it really depends on where land fall is. they're not looking at a major storm surge. so they'll have a little bit of a storm surge, even from the north. it will be interesting to see what pink turns red and how much farther to the north you're going to see those watches and over time they'll become red and become warnings and we'll see this continue through the carolina coast. it depends on the path. this is significant tonight. this says this is going to happen. we just don't know mile by mile exactly where land fall will be. we could see a few more fluctuations as we've talked about in these models. yesterday a shift 60 to 70 miles and another 20 to 25 mile shift backward today, who's to say it couldn't shift again tomorrow? butted the window of stunt oppoy is closing in on anything significant. >> i mean this entirely ch

they had to evacuate from jupiter, florida and tried to explain what it was like to leave everything behind. for one woman that includes leaving her husband and son behind, who is a firefighter. you have to look at the roads and airports to feel the fear from irma. >> kind of horrifying. very scary. >> reporter: after mandatory evacuation, the 23-hour journey from jupiter, florida has been too much for fran little's granddaughter. they came here on amtrak train 92. >> just out of florida. that was impossible. we looked them up, they were $3,000 per person to get out. jet blue, you should be a shamed of yourself. >> reporter: amtrak announcing they cancelled trains from miami to new york, new york to miami and the auto train from and back. service suspended in florida until further notice while the safety of the little family is ensured for now, anxiety over what they may return to once they are home. >> definitely. you don't know what you'll get. >> reporter: right now amtrak services are still suspended in florida and i asked when that could be lifted and they said that csx actually

carter evans has the latest from jupiter. >> reporter: you may see an appearance of the sun every once in a while today but the danger is not necessarily over yet. attack a look at the ocean here. you can already see the effects of the hurricane, all the whitecaps and heavy surf. but that hasn't scared people away from the surf. you can see people in the ocean, and all the spectaculars. this has become somewhat a spectator sport today. the concern is not over yet, but people are starting to come out of their homes to see what things look like. earlier we were at lake geneva, the state's largest lake. there is concern the water could overflow. the army corps of engineers seems to have things under control here. a lot of people on the east coast seem to believe they may be out of the woods but that is not necessarily the case. they are still expecting tropical storm-force wind here with hurricane-force winds gusting at times. that will happen tomorrow. and the governor says don't get too comfortable on the east coast. the hurricane could also change courses again. carter evans, cbs news,

we have a hurricane watch in effect for the east coast south of jupiter inlet. all of the florida keys and lake okeechobee. we have a storm surge watch in effect south of jupiter inlet and bonita beach. including the florida keys, anywhere in the pink area, a risk of a life-threatening storm surge. we could see flooding exceeding five to 10 feet above ground level. if you have been asked to evacuate, please follow that advice. we are expecting tropical storm force winds to arrive first in south florida, in the keys during the day on saturday, progressing northward through central florida sunday morning into north florida by late sunday and potentially into georgia and south carolina by sunday night into monday. we could see widespread hurricane impacts through much of the florida peninsula with irma as it moves northward. please stay tuned for further updates on irma. this is mike brennan at the national hurricane center. >> thanks very much. we are picking it up here at the fox news channel in new york. we knew we were expecting a change of some sort in that la

a hurricane warning is in effect under jupiter inlet southward.s lake okie choep beand the day. rainfall is forecast to be 8 to 12 inches with isolated areas receiving up to 20 inches of rain. based on what we now know, majority of florida will have major hurricane impacts with deadly storm surge and life threat thing winds and expect this along the entire east and west coast. the florida keys should be prepared to start feeling the effects tomorrow morning. evacuations. i've offered school buses to aid in evacuations sidewide. multiple counties have accepted the about uses and he encourage any others with the need, request the buses right now. we can -- we will quickly run out of good weather to evacuate. if you're told to evacuate, leave, get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly, so you need to go. i'm a dad and grandfather. i love my family. i can't imagine life without them. do not put yourself or your family's life at risk. if you've been ordered to evacuate and are still home, please go. today is the day to do the right thing for your

a hurricane warning is in effect for jupiter inlet e southward around the florida peninsula to bonitaorida keys, lake okeechobee and florida bay. a hurricane watch is in effect for north of jupiter inlet to sebastian inlet north of bonita beach to ana marie island. rainfall is forecast to be 8 to 12 inches with isolated areas receiving up to 20 inches of rain. based on what we now know the majority of florida will have major hurricane impacts with deadly storm surge and life-threatening winds. we can expect this along the entire east cost and the entire west coast. the florida keys should be prepared to start feeling the effects of this storm tomorrow morning. evacuations. i've offered school bus to aid in evacuations statewide. multiple counties have accepted these buses. any counties with the need to buses to evacuate residents request buses right now. we will quickly run out of good weather to evacuate. if you're told to evacuate, leave, get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly so you need to go. i'm a dad and i'm a grandfather. i love my family. i can't imagine life without

as american physicist michio kaku put it without jupiter cleaning out the early solar system the earth would be pockmarked with meteor collisions we would suffer from asteroid impacts every day see and that's where the juno craft comes in launched on august fifth two thousand and eleven and entering jupiter's polar orbit on july sixth twenty sixteen the juno craft is measuring jupiter's gravity fields composition and polar magneto sphere all in another effort to understand our solar system and how it formed and quite an effort to know named after the queen of the ancient roman gods as putting out on september first she took four pictures over an eight minute span that with help from citizen scientist jerald and help process these wall image data from the juno cam instruments to create these incredible views of the mass mammoth hydrogen and helium planet and there will be even more incredible images like these because the european space agency's jupiter icy moon explorer called juice is due to launch in two thousand and twenty two and masses europa clipper mission twenty twenty five bot

we are still covering jupiter and palm beach county and all of florida.ayor, nangs for joining us. please stay safe. >> thank you. >> all right. coming up, i'm going to talk to florida's attorney general pom bone dewho is cracking down on price gouging as hurricane irma barrels towards the state. plus in case you missed it, minutes ago doris was rescued in miami beach. her son did come to pick her up. you can see she walked herself over to the vehicle. stay with msnbc for continuing live coverage of hurricane irma as it approaches florida. dad: molly, can you please take out the trash? (sigh) ( ♪ ) dad: molly! trash! ( ♪ ) whoo! ( ♪ ) mom: hey, molly? it's time to go! (bell ringing) class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits skip generations. who would like to read? ( ♪ ) molly: i reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. it's running much faster now. see? it's amazing, molly. thank you. ( ♪ ) thank you. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, a

is that jupiter or venus that we are seeing? i think that's jupiter but some think it's venus.ggie batista says, steve, is our el niÑo going to be followed by la niÑa? >> we didn't have an el niÑo. the our best bet for rain is a moderate la mina. fit is a if it is a strong la niÑa, we'll have some cold weather. this is a very deep strong system for this time of the year. so give it credit. 40s, 50s, 60s for the temps. 44 in gilroy. 44 in so cal, 40 around cupertino. there will be a breeze today. not as bad. temperatures will rebounds. 60s and 70s. sal? >> i got an astronomer on the phone. i happened to know one. >> and? >> it's venus. >> thank you. >> tony dunn majored in astronomy and he said -- >> it is venus. >> thank you, tony. thank you. anthony or tony is it. >> it's actually tony. high school buddy and also an astronomer. >> let's take a look at the commute. i have good news for you on highway 101. lanes finally opened. sigalert at one point, the crash has traffic stuck at 101. northbound 101, that vices, 280 is a good bet. i also want to mention if you are on 19th avenu

so anything below jupiter home depot is starting to look like this. that in the back of the truck right there is an elusive piece of preparation there. that is plywood. and plywood is running out. earlier we were seeing home depot rationing supplies, and there was a line right here that stretched around the corner. hungs of people waiting for that plywood. they were given five pieces of plywood per family. but you can see right now, they have just closed down the doors. they have just shuttered it. and this family over here seems to have gotten the last load. they have been rigging this up to the top of their car for a little while. senora, can we ask you a couple quick questions? >> yes. >> reporter: okay. so it looks like you got some of the last plywood around. how did you guys get this? >> oh, my god. we waited like three or four hours. >> reporter: you guys waited four hours to get these two pieces. >> four hours, yes. one line. the second line of the day -- because at this time -- i'm sorry. >> reporter: no, you're fine. >> this is very difficul

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something that came from mars or came from saturn or came from jupiter. moons of those planets. i really think that's true. and then we have so many wonderful questions to ask. i mean, do they have dna? are they -- do they have the same sort of chemistry we do? could you eat it or would the chemistry pass right through you? for those of you who know chemistry, are their amino acids, put together the same way as ours. there's such a wonderful diversity available in the universe. a carbon rich meteorite, and we study these all the time, has more different kinds of organic molecules and things that make up your dna than the entirety of life on earth uses. so there's a tremendous revolution coming, i think, in how we understand biology. i think astrobiologists are poised to lead that. so i'm really looking forward to that. i've got some champagne chilling already. i really want that to happen in the next couple of years and decades. the other part of nasa that i work with a lot of, of course, is our earth science department. and this is one of these things where there's always cause

the mayor from jupiter, florida, which is under one of those mandatory evacuation orders. mayor, thanks for staying us late with us. >> sure, my pleasure. >> what can you tell us tonight? >> in palm beach county, we have had mandatory evacuations along the coastal boundaries. but we've been watching the storm move to the west. and so we're feeling like we're not going to get the prunt of the storm per se, but we're still planning for storm surges and maybe more likely to have tropical storm winds rather than the bare brunt of the storm as it moves to the west. but we were certainly preparing for the worst, not more than 24 hours ago. >> sure. in our coverage tonight and our reporters on the ground have seen a lot of folks who are figuring out what they're doing. some getting gas, some going north. some getting gas and going home. what are you telling folks now at this stage? >> well, you know, the foebs that were in the mandatory evacuation area hopefully you made arrangements, you made a plan. if not, that simply means if something goes south in the middle of the storm th

years, really by the time it gets created and sent tojupiter by the time it gets created and sent to jupiter and the findings by the time it gets created and sent tojupiter and the findings come back. what we really want to do is send a drill to the moon and measure that water and see exactly what is in that ocean and that will be not in my lifetime. that was a shame, i was going to suggest you get that organise now. that will be my retirement. thank you for talking to us. retirement. thank you for talking to us. now it is time for new swatch. welcome to new swatch. with bbc reporters putting themselves in the eye of the hurricane. i will be taking unnecessary risks and focusing attention on themselves rather than on the tragedies they are sent to cover. the eyes to the right... did bbc news failed to give the right to vote in parliament the it deserved? but first, the launch of the new iphone. it has become an annual fixture of the new iphone. it has become an annualfixture in of the new iphone. it has become an annual fixture in the diary of anyone obsessed with technology or who wants to

hurricane watch in effect for jupiter, southward around florida peninsula, florida keys, lake okeechobee and florida bay. right now the national hurricane center is reporting that hurricane irma remains a dangerous and life threatening category 5 storm with winds of 175 miles per hour. basically what we know now florida will have major hurricane impacts with deadly storm surge and life threatening winds. we can expect -- and we can expect this all along the east coast. the florida keys should be prepared to start feeling the effects of this storm as early as tomorrow night. and look at the size of this storm. it is wider than our entire state and could cause major and life threatening impacts from coast-to-coast. regardless of which coast you live on, be prepared to evacuate. on the west coast cannot be complacent. the west coast will still have hurricane conditions. remember hurricane andrew is when the worst storms in the history of florida. this is much worse and more devastating on its current path. irma has already caused multiple fatalities in the caribbean. this storm is powerful

yes, there were lots of different options, sending it towards jupiter, were lots of different optionsd the atmosphere of saturn without violating the planetary protection act and it was the best thing to do. what do you pick out from the 13 yea rs what do you pick out from the 13 years as being the most arresting image or extraordinary revelation from this whole revelation. the whole mission has rewritten textbooks. we learned new things about saturn and about our solar system and about how we have been formed as well but the thing for me which is really important, have been the findings on kinsella does, that tiny little moon which is about the size of the earth,, it is about the size of the earth,, it is about the size of the earth,, it is about the size of england, and if it was the size of england, and if it was the size of england, and if it was the size of your thumbnail, saturn would be the size of a double—decker bus, it is tiny and the fact that it could be the perfect place to harbour life, that blows me away. could be the perfect place to harbour life, that blows me awaym c

. >> reporter: those moons around jupiter and saturn, they have water and stuff. >> stuff going on, man. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have no precipitation out there. there's a little bit of a shower well off the coast. the battleship new jersey is all lit up. we'll see sunshine early overall a mix of clouds and sun today. temperature, 70 degrees. the dewpoint in the mid 60s not horribly humid, dewpoint near 60 we consider humid air. future tracker 6 shows you clouds and sun mix. later this afternoon there's a pop-up sprinkle our shower here other there, there's a rumble of thunder in some neighborhoods, not a lot, though. 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. we're up in the mid 70s. noon, 80 we are expecting a high of 83 about 3:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region. how about 82 in allentown. 81 in reading, 82 in wilmington, 83 in philadelphia. 81 in trenton. 82 in millville. upper 70s on the boardwalk, promenades of the coastal areas. phillies 79 for the first pitch, 73 in the 9th inning. same story across the parking lot for temple football tonight. saturday

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but because there is still a question at that hour, a wide hour of south jupiter and naples, under a hurricane watch. storm surge watch across south florida. to give you an indication of how important it is, exactly where the center winds up is that it is the wind direction and the surge. you take it in the west coast, it comes up that way and the big surge problems are there. if it comes up anywhere in between then that means the entire state and the south part of the state could wind one hurricane force conditions. this is a difficult situation. closer we get to saturday the closer we will get to a firm track of where we expect it to go. the spaghetti models are helpful and interesting. it just highlights the possibilities. they are similar until we get to friday night. and then it will make the turn. everybody has the turn but slightly different variations. everybody eventually takes it back inland and farther inland in the southeast united states. two models that we watch a lot. e the g.f.s. is the american model in blue. european model in pink. they are together now but going ou

this extends from juniper -- jupiter inlet on florida's east coast southward around the peninsula to bonita beach and including flat keys and florida bay. >> storm surge warnings also being issued in coastal communities. those surges could reach ten feet. mandatory evacuation orders now in place for parts of miami-dade county, broward county, palm beach county, low-lying brevard county, and monroe county, as well. >> it is not just florida bracing for irma. georgia's governor ordering a mandatory evacuation for anyone east of i-95. that includes the city of savannah, it includes chatham county and other low-lying areas. in south carolina, a mandatory evacuation order, mandatory evacuation order takes effect saturday morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern time in the coastal counties including charleston. >> irma holding strong at category five, slamming turks and caicos overnight and now approaching the bahamas. meteorologist karen maginnis tracking the monster storm from the weather center. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how long is the window for people to get out of florida now? >>

the national hurricane center issuing a hurricane warning for southern florida which extends from jupiter inlet on florida's east coast, southward around the peninsula to bonita beach and including the florida keys and florida bay. >> storm surge warnings also being issued in coastal communities. those surges could reach ten feet. mandatory evacuation orders for broward county, palm beach county, low-lying parts of brevard county, and monroe county. that's the keys. >> it's not just florida bracing for irma. georgia governor nathan deal ordering a mandatory evacuation for everyone east of i-95 including savannah along with chatham county and other low-lying areas. in south carolina, a mandatory evacuation order takes effect saturday morning at 10:00 eastern. coastal counties including charleston. >> a new read on how strong is. moments ago the hurricane downgrading it to a very powerful category 4. by no means does this signal the storm is weak. slammed turks and caicos overnight. it's now hitting the bahamas. karen maginnis is tracking the monster storm from the weather center. that 5:00

higher proportion of hydrogen compared to helium are supposed to the sun itself jupiter and all these may come to light a little bit more with the data received in the last few seconds from the from the mission the magnetic field of saturn as well is very challenging very mysterious so we may get some more information about it as well and finally there is some interaction between the rings of saturn and the understeer of south on and we may be able to detect some of these evidence for this interaction and what will be done with all the data that's been collected from cassini its success and spying mission . i hope so certainly there is no follow up mission in plan but i'm sure in the next few months after the success of this mission there will be other missions that will come and explore not only sutton itself but the mainly as we just saw in your previous in the previous minutes before i came in the little known sort of subtle which are the challenging ones the interesting one titan ansel of those where we may find possibly the conditions for life and perhaps life itself when we go t

the moon going around earth, or going around the sun, the moons of jupiter around jupiter.t was not just a solar phenomenon. the planet neptune was discovered because the planet uranus was not following newton's laws. people said ok, we found the limit of newton's laws. they said wait a minute, maybe there is another planet that we -- whose gravity we have not yet folded into our equations. it is a very hard mathematical problem. -- it is a very hard mathematical problem to invert. one is i have an object calculate its gravity, the other one is there is gravity here, where must the object be. it is a very hard mathematical problem. some brilliant people looked at it. they said, look here tonight. that announcement was made to berlin, an observatory, and astronomer looked and discovered neptune. newton's laws of motion and gravity were still intact. in modern time we find failures at the edge of it, things are not working. all einstein's relativity is is an updated version of the laws of motion and laws of gravity. it doesn't replace newton, it subsumes it. it applies to bla

this is set out to explore jupiter and saturn and now beyond the planet of the solar system. >> some of the parts on display at the air and the space museum are used as a prelaunch tells for the voyager 40 years -- prelaunch test for the voyager 40 years ago. scientists hope to get data until 2025. in south west washington, cheryl cheryl, abc7 news -- chel conner, abc7 news. michelle: on earth we are looking for new kinds of stars. abc7 is coming to -- "american idol" is coming to abc7. hundreds of people lined up outside the annapolis mall for a shot at fame. auditions are taking place across the country. it will premier next year on abc7. jonathan: good luck to all of to hurricane irma for good reason. volunteers spent the day making sure victims of hurricane harvey are not forgotten. donations the church spent the last week collecting loaded on to a truck. now bound for texas. pastor clark just returned from rescue efforts in houston area. now according to the church's, the folks that did collecting here, they went to facebook and said that the truck left for texas about an hour a

hurricane warnings, the biggest search that you think potential from jupiter and around to naples. this is the area with the most that is where the highest concentration of the winds may be. it's subject to the storm surge. large portion. things will slowly improve at the storm slowly moves its way up florida. thundershowers of people on the west coast and millions on the east coast affected. here, sunshine. gorgeous string of days. 75 in washington now. go back to irma for a second. then off east is the hurricane jose. it has also 150 miles per hour winds. it may come close tomorrow for the northern islands and the antilles, barbuda, st. martin. under hurricane warnings and they could be hit again. overnight is clear. beyond that we have a great weekend here with the temperatures tomorrow for the susan g. komen race. only in the 50's to start. it >>> we have the abc7 game of the week features the bruins taking on stone bridge high school. the home opener for lake braddock they know they need a w here tonight. >> to play in front of a couple of thousand people. the kids deserve it.

continuing the hurricane warnings from jupiter into florida all the way into the keys and west coast and naples, florida. the bahamas continue under the hurricane warning. storm surge warning for south florida as well, or parts of the area could get 10-foot storm surges and ways on top of that. he was the official track to get here is the official track -- here is the official track, it is expected to make a left-hand late saturday night and sunday morning towards south florida hour sustained winds. closer to the cuban coast come back would weaken the storm. if it stays farther offshore approaching the warmer waters of florida, it could strengthen again. anyway you cut it, a major hurricane with major impacts, all the way of the state and beyond, as it affects everyone from orlando south with hurricane-force conditions during the day on sunday. down south, just 20 miles north fort lauderdale, that is where joshe abc7 meteorologist knight, live in boca raton, where so many people have decided they will head out of town. right,hat is exactly doug burgum and the lifeblood heading out of

you will notice they go from bonita beach up and around to jupiter.hurricane watches to the north of that. that is because they are just going to see these hurricane force winds and conditions later. they put out the warnings when you ar we are closer to about 24. then they give you way watch when you are at 48 hours, so looking for warnings up there through the day. keeping a close eye on the system. we have seen a change from the west coast to the east coast, now looks a little more west. andl a little ways to go, exactly where it makes landfall will make a difference, but everybody needs to prepare. there is another major hurricane still churning in the atlantic as well. steve: yeah and the name is jose. the storm has intensified a bit, 155 mile wind come a very strong category for, almost category five, but it is tracking to the northwest and then jogging to the east as a begins to wea ken, so no threat to the mainland united states, very little threat to puerto rico, so good news there. around here for the weeke this. low humidity, lots of sunshi

a hurricane warning is in effect for jupiter inlet around to bonita beach.eys, lake okeechobee. north of bonita beach, to the river. rainfall is forecasted to be 8-12 inches with isolated areas receiving up to 20 inches of rain. based on what we know now, the majority of florida will have major hurricane impacts, with deadly storm surge and life threatening winds. we expect this along the entire east coast and west coast. the florida keys should be pr prepared to start feeling the effects tomorrow morning. in the panhandle you will expect extreme weather. evacuations. i have ordered school buses to aid in evacuations state-wide. multiple counties have accepted the buses and i encourage any counties to evacuate residents right now. our traffic and roadways experts report the keys are heavily evacuated, all gas stations in the keys are currently closed. if you're still in the keys, get out now. we will quickly run out of good weather to evacuate. if you need any help in the state to evacuate, 800-342-3557. if you're in the keys, leave now. anywhere in the stat

jupiter around the florida peninsula to florida keys.surge watch is in effect for north jupiter, to venice. the storm surge is forecast to be 3 to 10 feet, think about that, 3 to 10 feet in many areas this is life-threatening. a hurricane warning is in effect for jupiter inland southward to banita beach. the florida keys, lake okachobee, north of jupiter inland to ana mary island. isolated areas receiving up to 20-inches of rain. based on what we now know the majority of florida will have major hurricane impacts with deadly storm surge and life-threatening winds. we can expect this along the entire east coast and the entire west coast. florida keys should be prepared to start feeling the effects of the storm tomorrow morning. evacuations. i've offered school buss to aid in evacuations statewide. multiple counties have accepted the buses and encourage any counties with the need for buses to evacuate residents request buses right now. we can -- we will quickly run out of good weather to evacuate. if you're told to evacuate, leave, get out

to be burned by sulfur to lease reacted with sulfur to the next to this least burned is jupiter which is there lou no which is silver and he goes on and he ends with and mars which is ion by reason of the only ad geneive sulphur is most easily burned it's all very obscure in fact the word jibberish actually comes from jobbers knowing that if you write something too obscurely it's jibberish it's like job but what he has here seems to me the beginnings of the reactivity series of metals listing them in order of how easily they react with sulfur yes how how correct was this well there was a couple little inaccuracies in it but he was way ahead of his time because showing reactivity herself is often quite difficult so what i thought we'd do is we're going to compare and contrast of the activities of certain metals with water iron for example which he mentions we all know the i and russ so that's a slow reaction but we're going to compare and contrast a triumvirate of metals and see how fast they react and they are potassium sodium and copper. i thought we'd start with the most reactive th

>> well, there's a whole new ocean worlds programs based on europa at jupiter and based on saturn.hese rocky moons could have ice water jets. we used titan as the gravity assist. we went by titan 127 times and took pictures in four different frequency cameras with radar, with insitu measuring. we have hundreds of ph.d theses yet to come. i think our grandchildren are going to be analyzing this data. >> okay. the greatest moment for you? can you give me one in about 30 seconds? over all these years, is there something that stands out? >> well, saturn orbit insertion was the thing i worked on the hardest. we spent tens of thousands of hours building the procedure that had to work and it had to work and it had to have -- go through every fault protection. we chased every rabbit hole that we could, making the spacecraft self-sufficient so that it could get into orbit. and then the titan probe, dropping titan probe on titan itself. w were the european space agency. we carried four different frequencies, cameras, radars, everything to try and figure out what was going on with titan. and

and pretty much the entire tip of south florida, from the west coast over towards miami and up to jupitera tighter can see all the areas part of this hurricane warning. again, steve, you were just showing the cone, which still encompasses the entire state. center ofin mind, the the storm could go any of those places, but really no matter where it goes at this point, we are still likely to see hurricane force winds regardless of word goes. storm surge warnings have also been upgraded from watches to warnings. that chance of a storm surge anywhere on the southern tip of florida five to 10 feet is a real possibility. it looks like that will hit more likely on the southern end with the bigger searchs, but not out of question in areas like this for stop this is still a monster, even though it is a little weaker. skill and extremely dangerous category five, when he gets your category four, still an extremely dangerous storm. steve: and tomorrow it is expected to gain speed over the warm waters. thanks, josh. closer t tomorrow does not get much better for stop we count our blessings, lots of sun

>> south florida, just issued at the 11:00 advisory from jupiter to the bottom, to the keys and back up the other side, cape coral. you get the idea, the whole southern quarter of florida under a hurricane watch will eventually get upgraded to hurricane warning as the storm gets closer. it's 175 miles per hour. last update was 180. you can tell the difference, that's great. it's still a very deadly hurricane category 5. we are way above that, 20-mile-an-hour above that. also, including lake okeechobee, too. the wind will be strong there in the coming days as we roll this up into florida and possibly into the carolinas. there was a slight wobble to the right in the past hour or so. we'll see if that goes back to the left or not or if that is a meaningful trend. we hope so, not for the bahamas but hope it gets through and misses everything. that is not the forecast right now. category 5 running between cuba and grand bahama island. this couldn't be a worse place for it to hit florida. it will pick a huge storm surge to biscayne bay to florida and up to jupiter inland with huge surges.

andl with us, guy de blonay jupiter asset management, and marie owens thomsen, chief economist at indouez wealth management. as all the speakers come out, are you expecting the markets to have a little more volatility? guy: yes. we had a relatively low volatility period, especially this summer, and now everyone's back at their desks and we're going to have decisions that are going to affect direction of travel. marie, when it comes to how the ecb goes about reducing stimulus and deciding when to stop it altogether, how important is the discussion on how it goes about reinvestment? marie: i think we need to remind ourselves that they are still expansionary mode. less, but still expansion. this is important in terms of global liquidity. the u.s. is reducing liquidity, but central banks are still adding liquidity. autumn, went, this would expect the ecb to announce this reduction. if it happens in steps of 20 billion or something more linear, does that matter to the markets? i think not. there is still expanding liquidity. now the program is designed to end at the end of this year, and an

ralf: i think we are going back and looking to be moons of jupiter. there are two of them.nd europa, which also has oceans beneath the crust. i think that is the next up. nasa is doing the next step. after this, i am pretty sure we will go to one of these moons and land and probably get to those places where we can look into the interior. i think we are not able to drill, but there could be some kind of cracks where we can see what is coming out of the interior. sarah: the future looks bright for space exploration. thank you for being with us. and that is your dw news at this hour. 'sara harmon in berlin. you can findhe latest on o website, dw.com. gobye for now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ host: hi everyone and welcome to our highlights show with the best picks of the week. here's a look at what's coming up. culinary champion, we'll meet the world's best female chef. beautiful balance, we'll find out what's behind the scandinavian lifestyle trend "lagom". and arti

the hurricane watch is in effect for northern jupiter to annamarie islands. rain forecast as of expected to be 8 to 12 inches with expected to be reaching up to 1. this is what we now know, the majority of florida will have hurricane impact was storm surge into life-threatening wins. you can expect this along the entire east coast in the entire west coast. the florida keys should be prepared to start exiting for the storm tomorrow morning. evacuations have offered school buses to evacuate statewide. multiple counties have expected these buses and i encourage any counties with these buses to evacuate residents and request buses right now. we will quickly run out of good weather to evacuate. if you are told to evacuate, leave, get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly so you need to go. i'm a tad, and i'm a grandfather. i love my family. i can't imagine life without them. do not put yourself or your family's life at risk. if you've been ordered to evacuate and are still home, please go. today is the day to do the right thing for your family and get inland