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looking through those windows one day, but for now, just a mannequin in a car, barrelling toward jupiter and this image, just posted as we came on the air tonight. no comment from the dummy. i'm david muir. thanks for watching here on a wednesday night. might be time to go back to spacex. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.here on a wednesday night. might be time to go back to spacex. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> it is like the kate steinle case all over again. local connections with an undocumented immigrant dui crash that killed an nfl >>> yet another day of record warmth in february. a closer look at the hot spots. >> is your smart tv hackable. we will be talking about that. michael finney. "7 on your side" is coming up. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc7 local news. >>> learning more about the local connections of an undocumented immigrant charged with killing an nfl player and his uber driver. good evening, i am kristen sze. >> and i am dan ashley. >> in the summer of 2015, steinle was walking with her father when she w

musk post aid photo showing the car and starman headed toward the asteroid belt, between mars and jupiter. musk was brought down when spacex posted a $2 billion loss for 2017. >>> seven people killed in a magnitude 6.4 earthquake in taiwan. dozens trapped in buildings left tilting in danl jer ger of coll. hit again today by powerful aftershock. >>> a skeleton, cheddar man had dark skin and blue eyes. discovered in 1903, in the town where cheddar cheese was invented. suggested europeans, developed pale skin centuries later than previously thought. >> a program in boston is turning a patient's living room into a hospital room. >> i am feeling better today. ♪ well i was born in a small town ♪ >> songwriter's hall of fame, welcomes the class of 2018. ♪ little pink houses for you and me ♪ ♪ ♪ she played carnegie hall three times before her 15th birthday. that's not even the most impressive thing about emma yang. >> emma yang. >> emma yang. [ applause ] try degree ultraclear black + white ♪ saves your white clothes from yellow stains and black clothes from white marks still with 48 hour sweat p

they have to get it right. >> it is floating around jupiter. >> who signs up for that trip? how long? >> years. >> i'm out. >> no. you can't go. you have kids. but i wonder who goings? you may not come back, by the way. >> right. >> this car is going towards an asteroid belt. and he loved that car. >> i know. i'm not sure he should have sent that. anyway, time for cnn "money" now. it has been a roller coaster ride. it's been like shooting a tesla into orbit for christine romans. we're less than two hours from opening bell. >> that is a welcomed respite yesterday to not watch the stock market and watch that instead. anything could happen this morning, anything. markets around the worrell are adjust to go a new reality, the era of low interest rates is over. u.s. stocks yesterday tanked and roared back for a huge gain. overnight the anxiety returned. asian markets fell. u.s. futures turned lower. dow futures tumbling 200 points at one point. europe, a little bit higher. againing everything in flux here. yesterday was remarkable. the dow swinging over 200 points. changing direc

. >> reporter: in 2016, in jupiter, florida, following then-candidate donald trump's press conference, a bizarre altercation caught on tape. >> i can't believe he just did that. that was so hard. was that corey? >> reporter: that's michelle fields claiming trump's campaign manager at the time, corey lewandowski, had grabbed her tightly by the arm and yanked her down. lewandowski denied it ever happened, calling the reporter delusional on twitter. despite several angles of video shows the incident, then candidate trump also insisted the reporter fabricated the whole ordeal. >> everybody said nothing happened. perhaps she made the story up. i think that's what happened, okay? >> reporter: in the end, jupiter, florida, police charged lewandowski with simple battery, a misdemeanor, but those charges were later dropped. trump's pick for labor secretary withdrew his name in part after claims of spousal abuse came to light. the fast food executive's ex-wife had aired the couple's dirty laundry on the oprah winfrey show while on disguise. >> once i made that break and once i made it public an

>> in the end, jupiter, florida, police charged lewandowski with simple battery, a misdemeanor, but those charges were later dropped. trump's pick for labor security, andy puzder withdrew his name in part after claims of spousal abuse came to part. he has ex-wife has aired the couple's dirty laundry on "the oprah winfrey show" while in disguise. >> once i made that break and made it public, and remember, my ex-husband was a public figure and everyone knew what he was doing. once i made that public, he vowed revenge. he said, i will see you in the gutter. this will never be over. you will pay for this. >> reporter: later, puzder's wife sent a letter to the senators, calling her ex-husband a kind man, saying he was not abusive. mr. puzder denied it all. the man trump chose to be his chief strategist, steve bannon, also once faced charges for misdemeanor domestic violence, as politico first reported. a santa monica police report from 1996 detailed an altercation between bannon and his then-spouse that left her with red marks on her right wrist and the right side of her neck. the woman said s

that means getting internet access into rural areas and powering on jupiter's from all kinds of placespursue their dreams. the ability to educate their kids, health care, do all that technology lets you do. in the mom -- on two meters and citizens across this great country. that is what we try to do. in 2018, with an telecom, our largestsee as societal, economic goal for now? >> i think it is closing the digital divide. the gap between those who have access to the internet and technologies and those who don't. it is not just an academic talking point. i grew up in a very small town in southeast kansas. onall too often finds itself the wrong side of the digital divide. i've spent the last year alone going to over 20 states, visiting places like west wisconsin, understanding myself the struggle that people have, being unable to use technology to better their lives. those are the unsung communities of this country. they do not often make front page of the newspapers. if our company -- of our country will wreck a nice the capital residing in our hearts, we do empower americans to take adva

information all that awfulness it's not as if the president who once famously compared himself to jupiter the roman god is media shy he simply prefers to use social media platforms like this you tube page to make statements. although it seems not many a watching and it means there are no awkward questions from done journalists to afterwards a government spokesperson said moving the press call from release a was made for racial reasons and would give reporters a bigger space in which to work. but many believe the only person rulz more space is not corn and his pilots. paris. more than a year has passed since the libyan city of sirte was liberated from my soul terrorists but locals still fear for their lives the threat of she hardest returning to the area looms large while residents wait for aid to arrive to the ruined city. just goes. to the biggest mistake. these are everywhere around the food in in the complex and should be shunned in the years following completely out of the sea and mashed into the ground. i mean it's impressive even though it's been destroyed. as you can see here is da

. >> heading towards jupiter. here we go. we have weather that is warmer than parts of hawaii today. yeah, at the airport. 79 for the high. it was raining. concord it was not raining, but it was 80 degrees. don't change your spring break plans, but kind of crazy. san francisco, 61 degrees. on its way down to 44 degrees. it gets chilly. nights are still long, it's february. fremont tonight 49, napa 47, san francisco 45. this is the problematic part of the equation. we are right in the middle of our rainy season with zero rainfall. here is the culprit. our ridge of high pressure we were watching build in last week is still there all weekend long. it will be here all week and with them moving, no explanation that the weather is going to change. so the sunny will stay and the warm stays, the completely dry also stays. futurecast tomorrow morning, no clouds. tomorrow evening, no clouds. all day wednesday, notice the clock is moving. nothing is changing. mainly sunny skies for the next couple of days. one subtle change into the wee

information all that awfulness it's not as if the president who once famously compared himself to jupiter the roman god is media shy he simply prefers to use social media platforms like this you tube page to make statements. although it seems not many a watching and it means there are no awkward questions from journalists to afterwards a government spokesperson said moving the press call from release day was made for racial reasons and would give reporters a bigger space in which to work. but many believe the only person who needs more space is not cohen and his pilots go solo. paris u.s. intelligence chiefs are warning that phones made by chinese firms are spying on americans the full story in a few moments. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out on the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. welcome back to the program more than a year has passed since the libyan city of sirte he was liberated fr

. >> reporter: in 2016 in jupiter, florida, following then candidate donald trump's press conference,e terication caught on tape. >> i can't believe he did that. >> what happened? >> was that chlorine? >> that is then breitbart reporter michelle fields who claimed that trump's campaign manager cory lewendowski yanked her down. but he denied it happen and called the reporter delusional on twitter. but despite the several angles on individuvideo showing the in trump then insist ed thed that reporter fabricated the deal. >> everybody said that nothing happens and perhaps she made it up. maybe that is what happened, okay. >> and then she charged kcorey lewandowski with charges, and they were late her dropped. and larry pusner withdrew his name because of spousal abuse. she air ed her story on the oprh winfrey show in disguise. s >> i knew that once i made it publy, he vowed me revenge and he said that this is never going to be over a yound will pay for this. >> reporter: and later she sent a letter to the senators calling him a kind man and he was a kind man. and puzner denied it all. and

information all that of almost it's not as if the president who once famously compared himself to jupiter the roman god is media shy he simply prefers to use social media platforms like this you tube page to make statements. although it seems not many are watching and it means there are no awkward questions from journalists to answer afterwards a government spokesperson said moving the press corps from release it was made for a small reasons and would give reporters a bigger space in which to work. but many believe the only person who needs more space is much corn and his pilot sized ego. arty paris. the u.s. attorney general is being accused of fueling racism on twitter that's after jeff sessions praised the quote anglo american heritage of law enforcement in the country his choice of words in a speech to a sheriffs association is being called insensitive at the very least. the office of sheriff is a critical part of the american heritage of law enforcement however. merican is a normal way used to describe the country's legal system also known as the common us department of justice respo

overshot the path tomorrow so as of now it's heading out into the asteroid belt between mars and jupiterse] >>> there it goes. that was the moment that space-x propelled itself into the history books. the private company successfully tested its new rocket which is called falcon heavy. it is more powerful than anything we've seen since nasa's saturn five. two of the three boosters returned to the earth and simultaneously. there was a third booster that tried to land on a barge at sea but that one crashed into the ocean. >> ♪♪ >> aftershocks continue to rattle taiwan after a strong earthquake that killed at least four people and injured more than 200 others. multiple buildings were damaged including this one which is tilting on its side. the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck yesterday. rescuers have been combing through the rubble of collapsed buildings some using their hands searching for nearly 150 people who are reported missing. about 40,000 homes are without water and many of the people in taiwan are now staying in shelters. >> new here on "action news," two mothers in washington are fu

information all that awfulness it's not as if the president who once famously compared himself to jupiter the roman god is media shy he simply prefers to use social media platforms like this you tube page to make statements. although it seems not many a watching and it means there are no questions from journalists to have to it's a government spokesperson said moving the press call from release it was made for racial reasons and would give reporters a bigger space in which to work. but many believe the only person more space is much on his pilot's. paris still to come here on our t.v. as americans continue to digest accusations of russian meddling u.s. intel treif so now warning that phones made by china are spying on america exhausted yet the back and i. in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest read in. the business you just need the right questions and the right answers. thanks for joining us more than a year has passed since the libyan city of so it was liberated from but locals still fear for their lives the

right now it is headed out to the asteroid belt between mars and jupiter instead. applause] >> that was the moment space-x propelled itself into the history books. the private company successfully tested its new rocket falcon heavy which is more powerful than anything since nasa's saturn five which went to the moon. two of the three boosters returned to earth and landed simultaneously so they can be reused. the third booster tried to land on a barge at sea but that crashed into the ocean. two out of three. >> not bad. >> ain't bad when you're doing something like that. >> and that guy up in space the mannequin he's the ultimate sunday driver. he's got all the time in the world. >> low rider. >> i think we need to send you there, matt. >> sometimes i wonder what you truly mean by that. >> exactly what you think. >> one way ticket. >> let's take a look outside on the ben franklin bridge looking live -- i know a lot of people wake up and are like wait, what about the ice. right now we're not seeing any big problems. we're beginning to see that in delaware and parts of

information all that awfulness it's not as if the president who once famously compared himself to jupiter the roman god is media shy he simply prefers to use social media platforms like this you tube page to make statements. although it seems not many a watching and it means there are no awkward questions from journalists to have to it's a government spokesperson said moving the press call from the lees it was me for the racial reasons and would give reporters a bigger space in which to work. but many believe the only person who needs more space is not cool and until his pilot's. solo in. paris are still to come here on r.t. international a hollywood star scarlett johansson embroiled in a scandal over a chinese made mobile phone she's advertising washington says it's designed to spy on americans details after the break. when else should seem wrong but all wars just don't hold. any gold yet to ship out just because. that's a. trail. when some find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the

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elon musk posted a photo showing the car and starman headed toward asteroid belt between mars and jupiter. musk was brought down to earth today when spacex posted a nearly $2 billion loss for 2017. at least seven people were killed overnight in magnitude 6.4 earthquake in taiwan. dozens were trapped in buildings left tilting and in danger of clans. the area was hit again today by a powerful aftershock. d.n.a. tests reveal a $10,000 british skeleton nicknamed cheddar man once had dark skin and blue eyes. he was discovered in 1903 during the time when cheddar cheese was invented. the newearch suggests europeans developed pale skin cent previously thought. there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: a program in boston is turning a patient's living room enter a hospital room. >> i am feeling better today. ♪ i was born in a small town ♪ >> glor: the songwriter's hall of fame welcomes the class of 2015. ♪ little pink houses for you and me ♪ >> reporter: she's played carnegie hall three times before her 15th birthday. and that's not even the most impressive thing abou

helped because it had a few really great high profile events with landed on the comet we've been to jupiter and we can see further. besson with hubble than we've seen before with fantastic images we get and also we're able to reflect on that as a human race and what that means our place in the universe so it's more than just the sun something that springs it was a knife so well that's really great because certainly in britain who people still in the media seem to be proud of ignorance in so it's well is the sun so it's divided still all pervasive here in britain it's getting better but yes you're right there is there is an element of the idea that some by some people that is cool not to understand science you notice i don't understand shakespeare that would be a definite no no but it's sad to the sun math so i can't do chemistry that is apparent in ok thing to say so that we need to turn that around lots of people have a lot of opportunities now that never never would the gentlemen thank you. britain's first asteroid in space that was mysteriously edited out of mainstream narratives maybe b

purple and red and even better the research suggests that flickering auras could be happening on jupiter and saturn as well it seems that the forces that hold us together push us apart and protect us from the dark of space are the lights that inspire us to dream of magic in a dark night sky beautiful words beautiful words and interesting show interesting conflicts about the it's. always good to do this show over there thank you everybody for watching and that is our show today we remember one thing in this world we are not told we are above the love with swords or you will i love you i robot and on top of a lot of people watching those hawks another great very night out there. we used the water from gaza because unless. we dismantle the settlements once we got good neighbors we got to build on these asian zits launching their little kids . just so that i will keep it safe and. so instead of having good neighbors we have a mustang which is a state. the un's most powerful body for another crisis talks on syria's rebel held eastern. russia q says the international community of double standa

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and the rocket travelled to the asteroid belt between mars and jupiter after blasting off yesterday.it going no foreign than mars and now working on a bigger rocket to send astronauts into deep space one day. >> and coming up the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> looking live from the sky 6 hd cameras atn's landing and it's ben franklin bridge. i-95 and it's starting to clear out there. a pretty picture from our sky 6. and meteorologist, adam joseph, has the details on the parade forecast. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. wthere are seven continents... mba program today. seven seas... but at at celebrity cruises, we'd argue... more than seven wonders. for a limited time enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. a savings for everyone in your stateroom when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >>> westchester university is creating a new lecture series to honor frederick douglas. former mayor cliffor e. bapt

hello, jupiter, here we come. spacex live streamed the action for about six hours. elan musk anticipates that the next launch will be in about three to six months. >> when the action's there, what would they think. that launch comes at a time when a growing number of companies are working on new space applications, trying to track weather, fire even drought. >> david lui has details on a new call for greater collaboration in space. >> reporter: there are no less than 28 public and 18 private companies doing space launches. you can see well established companies like lockheed-martin helping to put weather satellites like this one in stationary orbit. but there's a new push in space. a new generation of satellites the size of a loaf of bread. to that end lockheed-martin is launching the overspace initiative to invite startups and small companies to share its experience in building 800 satellites for increasingly smaller ones. >> we have companies that are leveling for space space spa that can be improved with all of those technologies. >> reporter: along the way it's

the public interest legal foundation, talk about it now with radio talk show host and fox news can jupiter richard fowler. and political editor for townhall.com, fox news contributor guy benson. i will read from this lawsuit for the complaint. they are referring to a state official and saying in his oral testimony, senator schmidt set analysis revealed over 100,000 matches, meaning the analysis showed over 100,000 noncitizens who were presently registered to vote in pennsylvania. guy, how did that happen? >> i don't know and that shouldn't happen. there's a difference between being registered to vote and actually voting, we should say that. but it is not okay that 100,000 people in pennsylvania who are noncitizens of this country are registered to vote. i would point out that the most recent election, donald trump won that state there will never leave. 44,000 people were roughly give or take gave him that margin. and clearly, 100,000 is a bigger number than that. so this is something that i think is a problem. i think the state of pennsylvania should stop stonewalling as they have been. an

it is from the size of the moon to the size of jupiter. they are 3.8 billion lightyears away.y made the discovery through what is called microlensing. using gravity to observe the objects. it is still impossible to directly see the newly discovered planets even with the strongest telescope. >>> ntsb investigators are asking tough questions in the wake of another deadly train crash. i'm in west columbia, south carolina, i will have the latest on the investigation. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> troops have started to leave a rock after the government saying they have had victory over isis last year. dozens of american soldiers have been located from a

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first, i have always been curious why the soviets did not make more of the fact of the removal of the jupiter missiles from turkey after they were removed? it struck me in a public diplomacy or a khrushchev self of ego, this would give him an opportunity to say, look, i got a better deal than everybody expected and the united states capitulated. the second question goes to tim's point about disruptors. how would you apply your insights to a situation with korea today? where we have two disruptors. trump andsident president trump is not only disrupting on the korean peninsula, but i would argue he is disrupting the traditional, /economicsecurity order, and so you have a third player, which is the revisers in china. me, what insights do you have from that? >> that is great. . am going to share an argument i have a good fortune of getting a lecture on the cuban missile gotis at a university, and a chance to try out my approach to north korea. student of ernest mayes, and i know to be really careful of analogies because most are fraudulent and incomplete, but from my stance, i see the north korea

he is north of palm beach county in the jupiter area. and he is walking away from a pretty safe district. what is that about? >> yeah, you now have over 51 open seats in the house i believe. >> 42 now republican. >> right. and so there is clearly an exod exodus. if we get past 67, that would be a record in the post-world war ii era. and you can't blame some republicans for leaving because they are not sure whether their leader is going to stick around. >> interesting. and the more paul ryan stays around, easier for these guys to say i'm out? >> it could be. also the anticipation of potentially losing the majority. although republicans are in a little bit better position today than we were two months ago. >> just seemed odd. tom rooney retires just when numbers are starting to get better. who knows. always fun for you. and you've been an important follow for everybody who geeks out on house races. >> thanks. >>> up ahead, students riding for change. after the shooting at their husbanhigh school, bus loads of florida teens are heading to t

tesla roadster overshot where it was headed and now it is headed into the asteroid belt in between jupiter mars versus just in the mars orbit. >> look at you. >> fun fact there. >> dropping the space knowledge. >> i got an e-mail in on the way to work. >> tahanks to tom costello for that. >>> and another guy doing unbelievable things, bill karins. let's get a check on the weather. >> i'm still working on my kid's pinewood derby car. let's keep it simple. >> you will tell us when the snow is coming, so that is an important thing. >> today is a high impact travel day. thousands upon thousands of school delays and cancellations all the way from texas through the northeast. right now the advisories extend for 70 million people, warnings for about 17 million people and it is really the interior new england through the ohio valley that is getting the worst of it. also we have had two tornado warnings in louisiana. nothing confirmed. the southern end of this has isolated potential for some severe weather. but it is really the stuff around the ohio river northwards, that is where it is cold enough

orbit where it was headed so right now instead it's headed out to the asteroid belt between mars and jupiterat doesn't bode well for tesla going out into asteroids. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> that was the moment space-x propelled itself into the history books with the car on board. the private company successfully tested its new rocket called the falcon heavy which is more powerful than anything since nasa's saturn five which went to the moon. two of the three boosters returned to earth and landed simultaneously so they can be reused. a third booster tried to land on a barge at sea but crashed into the ocean. >> i know i should be impressed with this stuff out in space but the boosters landing like that so gracefully wow. >> they've done it a couple times but together is quite a feat. >> i know, right. how about the tesla in space, that's just too funny. let's take a look outside right now and show you the roads. starting to see light snowfall in conshohocken on the blue route at the schuylkill. we've seen the light snow kind of blowing around so take it easy as you're traveling. we

i've been curious why the soviets didn't make more of the fact of the removal of the jupiter missiles from turkey. it strikes me in a public diplomacy, this would have given him an opportunity to say i got a better deal than everybody expected and the united states capitulated. and the more current question to tim's point about disrup ters. how would you apply your insights to a situation with korea today where we have two disrupters, kim jong-un, president trump and he is not only disrupting the korean peninsula but the traditional american economic orderer and you have the third ones which is the revisors. tell me what insights you have from that. that's great. i'm going to share an argument i had a good fortune to give a lecture at the university. i got a chance to try out my approach to north korea. they don't want to hear about the cuban missile crisis they want to hear about north korea. i'm a student of ernest maze, and i to know to be careful of analogies. most of them are fraudulent and the incomplete. for my sins i see the north koreans as puffer fish. now, of course if i ha

it is currently heading towards an asteroid belt between mars and jupiter.chiao, former commander of the international space station. it is great to see you. i mean, i was just dumbstruck by these rockets coming back to earth yesterday and landing on their ipods. 0rrey, the third one went somewhere into the sea, but extraordinary achievement, but then i looked today again and thought, we have gone no further forward than the apollo missions —— landing on their pods. 0k, forward than the apollo missions —— landing on their pods. ok, the third one when somewhere into the sea.” would not say we have gone backwards. the third one, it is a very different rockets than the apollo rockets. similar to the saturn five in that the first burn kerosene and liquid oxygen, but what you are seeing is a modern version ofa you are seeing is a modern version of a rocket, heavy—lift rocket, that can go into orbits of this is the first step of the commercial ventures towards actually doing an exploration programme which is extraordinary. this was not created using government fun

joining our panel right now from jupiter, florida, on this super bowl sunday is a man who knows a thingt's bryant gumbel. bryant, good to see you. >> good morning. how are you doing, pal? >> i'm all right. let me ask you this. you had a pretty powerful monologue after the president's initial comments when he made those remarks in alabama about what owners ought to do to players. how does the president's insertion of politics into football, how has it impacted the game in your opinion? >> well, i don't think you can totally ignore it, but i'd like to believe that at this point people of good will recognize the protest is about police brutality and has nothing to do with the military or the flag. so, yeah, has it had some effect on the lessening of interest in the nfl game? i think that's part of it, but i think it's a very small part of it. i think there's some bigger issues at work. i think number one is, i think it was malcolm gladwell said it's going to be in 25 years socially unacceptable to be a football fan. the concussion problem is an issue. oversaturation is an issue. i think te

i've always been curious why the soviets didn't make more of the fact of the removal of the jupiter missiles from turkey after they were removed. it would strike me in a public diplomacy or even a khrushchev sense of self and ego, this would have given him a chance to say, look, i got a better deal than everybody expected and the united states capitulated. the more current question goes to tim's point about disrupters. how would you apply your insights to a situation with korea today where we have two disrupters. we've got kim jong-un, we've got president trump and president trump is not only disrupting on the korean peninsula, but i would argue he's disrupting the traditional american security economic order, and so you have a third player which is the revisers in china. so they might like to revisionist of the order with two disrupters. so tell me what insights you have from that. >> i'm going to -- that's great. i'm going to share an argument. i had a good fortune to give a lecture about the cuban missile crisis at the air war university. so i got a chance to try out my little approach to