and astronomers discover another 12 moons orbiting jupiter, including one on a collision course with others. in a carefully—scripted but still spectacular public u—turn, president trump now says he has no reason not to believe russia interfered in the 2016 us election, contradicting what he said just a day ago. he claimed he misspoke in monday's news conference with russia's president. and for the first time, he also expressed confidence in the unanimous findings of his own intelligence agencies — although he then qualified even that. his original comments drew a barrage of criticism in washington, including by some senior republicans. chris buckler reports. with president trump, nothing comes without a little drama. even what some might regard as an apology. i have a full faith in our intelligence agencies. oops, theyjust turned off the light. that must be the intelligence agencies. after so much outrage, he had little choice but to shed some new light on what he said in helsinki, as he appeared to support vladimir putin's claim that russia didn't meddle in america's presidential el

group that goes in a different direction to the one jupiter rotates.e found is a retrograde group ina new moons we found is a retrograde group in a prograde, so it is going down the highway in the wrong direction, so it has oncoming moons for it. it is likely it has collided with a moons in the past and we expect it will collide with another moon in future. when that collision happens, what happens, and how likely are we to know about it? on human timescales these are very long events, so one probably happened in our lifetime, 100 million to1 billion years, but for the solar system lifetime that is quite short, given the solar system is 11,5 billion years old. one be found on the wrong direction is around one kilometre in size, and the other moons it is coming around to are anywhere from and few kilometres to hundreds of kilometres in size, so it will be a violent collision, and when it happens at the raw bb dust cloud on jupiter. what is it telling you about the solar system generally? these are the last re m na nts of generally? these are the last re

jupiter's moon, io, held surprises as well.ed look of our moon, and a 25-year-old nasa engineer saw something on io no else had. >> stone: if you look off to the left of the picture, you'll see an erupting volcano hundreds of miles high. that's the kind of eruptions that-- >> cooper: the white and the blue light, that's-- >> stone: yes. >> cooper: an erupting volcano? >> stone: first active volcanoes other than here on earth. >> cooper: how big a deal was that discovery? >> stone: well, it was a major deal, because it really told us the solar system was much more dynamic than we had imagined. each moon had a geologic history. they weren't just old objects heavily cratered. they had a geologic life. >> cooper: next to io, the moon europa, similar in size, but that's about all. that looks like nothing else does. >> stone: yeah, exactly. suddenly, we realized that-- what i call-- our terra-centric view of the solar system, was just much too constrained. i mean, nature was much more diverse than we could've imagined. >> cooper: sat

jupiter's huge. comets are small.hen i saw the first impact site, and it was huge and dark, i was flabbergasted. this is where the comet has smacked into the planet, at such a high velocity that it's caused an explosion the equivalent of many, many millions of atomic bombs. the earth is the size of that ring. and so, if this event had happened on earth, it-- >> whitaker: we're gone. >> hammel: yeah, we call that a biosphere-changing event, which basically means we'd be gone. >> whitaker: hubble orbits high, outside earth's atmosphere, so it can see a wide spectrum of light our atmosphere blocks. beyond earth's protective layer, hubble's ultraviolet camera can spot dazzling displays like this glowing halo on top of jupiter. >> hammel: up in the northern hemisphere, what you're seeing is the glowing aurorae. an aurora happens when the planet's magnetic field has charged particles that interact with the upper atmosphere. what you're seeing there is actually charged particles from the sun. they get swept up in jupiter's s

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fractions of a man know second near jupiter it is bigger and bigger in the black hole as normal near a black hole so if we could travel near a black hole which is just an issue of money right -- [laughter] goikd there through black hole and come back in the distant future because a lot of time have passed here little time passes in the black hole so there isn't one -- always different times -- now, we know that. we have known that for centuries but only today that with clocks in which we see that how the gps could not work in the difference of time passing up there to the satellite in here and not be taking into account. second sequence of that which is how dramatic -- is that we have learned that notion of now present i said or the universe is now and passes some times that was wrong. wrong in a strong sense. what do we mean by now? i watch you, you watch me. we are i see you now. you see me now we're on the same now. right, that's a now. and and so they can see you. you can see me. you think for a moment that's wrong because -- i wanted you. i look at you, and light takes some time

that brings the number of moons around jupiter to 79.stronomers spotted the moons searching for objects on the fringes of our solar system. scientists say they weren't seen before because they'rethne are across. >> that makes sense. >>> old parking meters have new life in santa rosa. 80 have been stacked together to form a solar powered sculpture. it's downtown on fifth street and mendocino avenue next to the exchange bank. once the wiring is finished this will feature an interactive light display. that's a cool idea. love it. >> coming up next at 5:00 a.m., an mma fighter takes down a suspected burglar near san diego. >> and the fight isn't over for campus police officers fired at uc berkley. uc berkley. >> an apology from there's a lot of volkswagen in every volkswagen. during volkswagen smile and drive days, you can lease a value-packed 2018 tiguan s for just $189 a month. sonoma. >>> good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> good morning. it is wednesday, july 18th. 5:00 a.m. >> never more th

found 12rs say they new moons orbiting jupiter. that takes the total to 79.he new moons that opposite -- orbit jupiter in opposite directions. they were not spotted before, this was because they are relatively tiny. news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. summers, this is bloomberg. haidi: let's look at how are our -- our asian markets are shaping up. markets wee strange find ourselves in today, it looks pretty positive. >> it does look positive. it also feels a bit intuitive given what we are last night on the red chair. a look at equity markets here in the region, just in case you missed it. the s&p 500 is closing about 28 hundredths. this high that we are seeing on the asx 200. japan is nearing this level at about 23,000. we bumped our heads twice. we are still quite distant from that. let's have a look at yields right now. lots of things to talk about. i know you guys have been talking about this. the fed chair gave an upbeat assessment of the economy. that led to a flattening of the curve. of 2008.n the july you have a s

euphoric post moon landing era when anything seemed possible if we could hope for the moon mars and jupiter the next operation gallium it looks at what can happen when too much faith is placed in technological progress. to. find astronauts return to earth after several years of space exploration only to find that no one is reacting to the radio signals they are not happy. from some other from enough to talk when i'm in the uk you know me. i am careful. because as you know myself. when the space ship finally lands there's no one that's a welcome the astronauts instead there's a long hard trek through the desert ahead of them. this was a view. that most of the books are about us is. the relief when they finally find a village but here too there are no signs of human life. oh. gradually dawns on the astronauts something bad has happened on earth but was it a play. or something quite different. the answer only comes in the final scene. humankind's faith in every improving conditions brought about by technological progress turns out to be a delusion. so that was our pick of the best german scien

it's a realisation that weighs heavy on pies on jupiter he came within a whisker of getting trapped himself but the thirteen year old didn't join his teammates for the cave trip his mother didn't allow it so he stayed behind avoiding the fate of his friends and their coach. my best friend tad is in the cave he says smallest one one of the best play is i miss him i'd like to see how he is. my son's family belongs to the aka an indigenous hill tribe in the region their religion is strongly influenced by animism and ancestor worship by psalms mother believes that an evil spirit lies within the cave that's why she told her son not to go. but with the hope of bringing him and been i'm so happy that he obeyed my orders one thing he's generally a very quiet and well behaved boy not a troublemaker in my i'm so grateful i don't have to worry about it and when i am going i will be. for the past two weeks by son has been glued to his smartphone most of the time following any update on the rescue efforts he's confident that he will see all of his friends again. but i want them out as soon as possible s

it is getting more crowded around jupiter.rs say they found 12 new moons, taking the total number two 79. telescopes identified the new moons, some of which show in oppositeng directions. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am tom mackenzie. this is bloomberg. rishaad: coming up, finding out about how they grow their business. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am rishaad salamat.o the hang seng up .7%. the nikkei moving more than that. let's find out who is driving things. >> let's have a look under the hood. morning, slashing the recommendation to neutral here. great wall motor, some earnings, guidance, very good in fact, 52% for the first half is what they are penciling in for first half income. let's look at the other movers. one stock, sunny optical, 4% up. it is out with a statement saying a recent tweet is inaccurate. we talked about tencent and aac technologies. that is what we have. rishaad: thank you for that. let's get to our

and astronomers discover another twelve moons orbiting jupiter, including one on a collision course with

the most of any planet in the solar system. >> jupiter, stop being greedy. >> i know, for real. >> 79 >> they discovered them while they were searching for planet x. >> searching for the ninth planet, are they? how mad is pluto? >> pluto is mad. >> pluto's like you broke up with me because you said you weren't ready and now you're out searchin >> to whicthsor system says i wasn't hiding the world from you, i was hiding you from the world. >> i think we may have gotten off track. >>> let's move on now to the most and least-stressed cities. 180 cities were compared. there is your list. toledo, ohio at number five. detroit at number one. surprisingly, new york nowhere on the top five list. but newark, new jersey, nearby, did make it. >> cleveland, post or pre-lebron leaving? >> good question. least stressed goes to fremont, california. >> in the east bay of california. sioux falls as well. >> overland park, kansas. if you want to be unstressed. that's where you go. >>> beer goggles. you know the urban dictionary being when i become attractive. it is a real thing. some 1800 people were st

to sit also on the a love this olympuson t -- on the as jupiter. trouble with the prior presidency was the notion of president,a normal which is rightly analyzed as a problem. host: thank you so much. moving on. days after peru's justice minister was forced to step down, the head of the supreme court has resigned over and influence peddling sndal. thousands taking to the streets to denounce corruption. a national shame. fromwas the message thousands of peruvians who protested across the country thursday. denounce theapital growing scandal that is shaken the highest levels of government. >> this protest is one of anger. it is a serious act of corruption. it is a disease and our love of country is suffering. one that is harming the life of the most humble homes. reporter: epicenter of frustration, phone recordings lead to the press that showed judges discussing places while favors, help convicted criminals and obtain jobs are friends. earlier in the day, the head of the supreme court resign in a message posted on twitter. so that the president of the

are welcome to post again about any law enforcement agency see of west palm beach police department jupiter point b. for instance this topic here is the admission from a confidential informant to a detective and how the highest ranking people in the palm beach county not just the sheriff's office but judges and other people were visiting the place for prosecution it was a breath of fresh air for a lot of deputies because he did what a lot of people wanted to do but didn't have the heart or the intestinal fortitude to do i mean he found a platform to expose to corruption. if you look at it from a little knowledge mark was. the day that when he was five you know like what i have done what do you. know what i also don't see anything wrong with people trying to let other people know the truth you understand what i mean. we all know that when you fight the powers that be and you get rid of some of their you know some of the veil that covers up their actions they get a little put the shits on you keep talking these guys they've got a five hundred million dollar budget so when you're squash you li

the conditions in the moons of jupiter for example the moon you open or instead of those in the case of. these moons having in ten row source of energy that keeps these water liquid an energy is essential for the if americans and development of very primitive life in the case of mars i think it's going to be difficult to have this kind of energy coming from inside move mars mass he said you logical it there's body there is no source of energy there and this world there is liquid because it is very salty i mean this is well below freezing temperature of normal water but today the high there is a high concentration of souls makes it liquid so they let go for energy there is going to be. difficult conditions for life but still there is little hope that they will be so kind of primitive life in those difficult conditions for life he say francisco and that's a question a lot of our viewers are asking right now one here from vajazzle says when will we go to live another one for holiday it's time to find another planet to live on francisco i guess is not going to happen anytime soon is it.

you start with venus, jupitering saturn, and mars. >> reporter: we'll also be able to see the next full lunar eclipse. it will happen in january of next year. reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nc bay area news. >> thank you very much, scott. obvious question coming out of that. if you tell them to look up to the sky, what are they going to see? >> you'll be good to go, see all of the action in the sky, and for the next total lunar eclipse, it's going to last as long as the one that happened today but it won't happen until june 9th, 2123. most of us -- well, all of us might not be around. you never know with technology. let's take you into the microclimate forecast. we know a lot of you do have friends or family there. i wanted to look at the weather forecast for tomorrow in case you happen to be heading that way and you're going to help some family and bring them back down toward the bay area. it's going to be hot. 107. we still could have winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. the one thing tomorrow afternoon that could help firefighters is more of a southerly wind t, a that sh

welcome to post again about any law enforcement agency city of west palm beach police department jupiter point b. for instance this topic here is the admission from a confidential informant to a detective and how the highest ranking people in the palm beach county not just the sheriff's office but judges and other people were visiting a place prosecution it was a breath of fresh air for a lot of deputies because he did what a lot of people want to do but didn't have the heart or the intestinal fortitude to do i mean he found a platform to expose the corruption. if you if you look at it from a little knowledge and mark was. the day that when he was fighting the line what i have done what he didn't know what i also don't see anything wrong with people trying to let other people know the truth. understand what i mean. we all know that when you fight the powers that be and you get rid of some of their you know some of the veil that covers up their actions they get a little pot shots on you keep tossing these guys they've got a five hundred million dollar budget so when you're squash you like

it's getting more crowded around jupiter.ew moons circling the giant gas planet. that brings the number of moons at jupiter to 79 -- that's the most of any planet. saturn is next with 61. the scientists say the moons weren't seen before because they are tiny... they're only a few miles across. ( james )( darya ) ( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 temperatures even warmer today than yesterday, especially noticeable for inland areas. along the coast expect similar highs anywhere from the 50's to the 70's with highs away from the water soaring into the upper 90's and even triple digits. monsoonal thunderstorms to return along the central coast tonight into tomorrow morning with just a slight chance for the bay itself. ( james ) ( james ) 4 your health this morning... the state department of public health says a baby has died from whooping cough. the baby was from

so, there is mercury and venus, earth and mars, coming round jupiter, just up under saturn, and therene. and here is the thing, just as we are getting used to having this much fun in a tv studio, at the top end of the movie industry, they are getting ready for something even more incredible. here is mark cieslak in los angeles. the next big leap in cinema technology could be upon us. called intel studios, this is the first time a crew has been allowed to even catch a glimpse behind the scenes at the state—of—the—art equipment. this base is designed to film in 360 degrees, a technique known as volumetric capture. —— this space. diego has worked on the visual effects in movies like gravity and warhorse. now he is heading up this operation. so this is your volumetric space. it is indeed. it is pretty big. it is the largest one in the world. it is currently focused on large—scale volumetric capture, and it is a unique space that we have built, dedicated for filmmaking volumetric. can we take a look inside your dome, please? that's a lot of green. that is a lot of green. it is a lot of spa

there a conflict between wanting to money for myself and also trying to make the world a better place jupiter asset management in london has several sustainable funds some are supposed to have green and focus on the environment others excluding to kill the unethical investment. a new one to make money or a new one and mainly help me to change the world right money that's. primary purpose is that. we're from first and foremost but we just apply our skill and our knowledge in a particular discipline in this in this era. when i took over from two thousand and three there were ten companies what you see how about changed. in the last fifteen years so we know it's four hundred percent increase in the number of countries that we can invest in so there's a company providing solutions so it could be water could be waste it could be renewable energy energy efficiency but. i wouldn't. know where well your lines i mean what are your criteria what kind of company a lot of our fans would have the heart ethical criteria alcohol tobacco nuclear power those would be very hard lines we are really looking for

and astronomers discover another 12 moons orbiting jupiter, including one on a collision course with

so, there is mercury and venus, earth and mars, coming round past jupiter, just duck under saturn, andne. and here is the thing, just as we are getting used to having this much fun in a tv studio, at the top end of the movie industry, they are getting ready for something even more incredible. here's mark cieslak in los angeles. the next big leap in cinema technology could be upon us. called intel studios, this is the first time a crew has been allowed to even catch a glimpse behind the scenes at this state—of—the—art equipment. this space is designed to film in 360 degrees, a technique known as volumetric capture. diego priluski has worked on the visual effects for movies like gravity and warhorse. now he is heading up this operation. wow, so this is your volumetric space? it is indeed. it is pretty big. it's the largest currently in the world. it is currently focused on large—scale volumetric capture, and it is a unique space that we have built, dedicated for the methodologies of filmmaking volumetric. can we take a look inside your dome, please? wow—wee. laughs. that is a lot of gree

more progressive than jupiter is of this is more than palin is a down home district it's not. something that's going to deliver on and the kazuo cortez say that they are giving voice to issues that the mainstream of the democratic camp has long side away from they want free health care and education for all americans they also want to abolish the immigration police for good now we decided to talk to sander hicks' a progressive who's running against mainstream democrat carol maloney in new york city people need health care dianne feinstein was against hope here she made fifty two million dollars for herself in her ten years for the richest senator out there and yet she doesn't believe that people need health care so that's pretty pretty lame to me that's why bernie sanders really struck a chord with people like feinstein people like the incumbent here in the twelve sessions just got to go girl and maloney she voted for the iraq war ship voted for all the wall street bailouts the patriot act just like dianne feinstein. for the page that is little out of touch or indorsing this n

a good example is europa, the moon of jupiter, system. moon and we have some evidence there is a liquid ocean underneath that icy crust. we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers later. now it's time to look at the weather for the week ahead with stav da naos. the summer of 2018 is going to be remembered for prolonged, dry and sunny weather but also for temperature. july has been pretty remarkable in that every single day so remarkable in that every single day so far, 25 celsius or above has been recorded somewhere in the uk and as temperatures are set to rise even further, particularly in the south—east, making it the warmest speu south—east, making it the warmest spell of the year. but there are going to be some changes. changes taking place because of atlantic weather system is gathering force out in the atlantic, something we haven't seen for quite a long time. heading towards our direction. the first succession of whether funds will be arriving across parts of britain so increasing cloud and breeze and a few showers but furthe

astronomers say they've discovered 12 new moons around jupiter, taking its total number to 79, more thanny other planet in our solar system. the new moons were first spotted in 2017 but it has taken a year for their orbits to be confirmed. wine is due to collide with another. —— one is due to collide with another. the number of puffins has been plummeting globally but an island off the west wales coast is bucking the trend. an international project is now looking at why the seabirds are doing so well on skomer. researchers are using tiny gps trackers to monitor their every move. similar work will be carried out in countries where puffins are not faring so well and the findings will be compared. sian lloyd has been to skomer to find out more. a thriving puffin population. skomer island is renowned for its wide range of sea birds, but the number of puffins breeding here is attracting international interest. they have been in decline in other parts of the uk and europe for decades, so much so that the species is now endangered. here, scientists have found it's a different picture. the popul

hundred sixty of them and children others have pretended to be adults or just recently turned eighteen jupiters landless way ross first told us that europe is incapable of solving the ongoing migration crisis. i think it's education or digs situation. when you have to handle many incoming refugees it's hard to determine. actually what is the present age what is the real age of the migrant the whole migrant system and the way how the authorities take care of those overall migrants are all girls. under age of eighteen is very alarming. relieved great risk to come to europe this whole situation shows that the migration to europe is a human tragedy policymakers in the european union and the national states they are largely failing to solve this problem it's not only italy that's under pressure from an influx of refugees of course spain is now set to introduce special centers to identify migrants as part of a new emergency plan approved by the government to cope with a jump in the number of new arrivals there is a video how you see this kind of video so many times when we were posted on social media

skywatchers will also be treated to a particularly good few of venus, jupiter and saturn.ge that the next one is a mere six months away. stefan levy, bbc news. large crowds of supporters of the two main candidates in zimbabwe's election have gathered in the capital harare, on the last day of campaigning before monday's presidential elections — the first since robert mugabe was ousted last november. mr mugabe's successor and former close colleague, emmerson mnangagwa is hoping to legitimise his rule. the leader of the main opposition mdc, nelson chamisa, is popular among the young and unemployed. he's already warned that the election is being rigged. we can speak to our zimbabwe correspondent in harare. this is a big deal, a first election without robert mugabe? indeed. a first election in nearly four decades where president robert mugabe, the former president's name is actually not on the ballot paper, and the name of the ballot paper, and the name of the former prime minister, morgan tsvangirai, also not on the ballot paper, as he passed away a few months ago. but there i

astronomers have discovered 12 new moons orbiting jupiter, bringing the grand total circling the planetone of them an oddball because it's hurtling towards the others on a collision course that will inevitably lead to its destruction. researchers stumbled upon the new moons while looking for a possible mysterious planet far beyond pluto. today marks 100 years since the birth of nelson mandela. the revered former statesman remains a global icon for his long struggle against white—minority apartheid rule and for his message of peace and reconciliation after almost three decades of imprisonment. but with inequality still rampant in south africa, some young people have begun to criticise his legacy. nomsa maseko reports from johannesburg. there are many people who feel that it is useless and futile for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence. from the call for armed struggle to the voice of reconciliation, nelson mandela took many journeys in his reconciliation, nelson mandela took manyjourneys in his life. the global archon would have been celebrating his 100th birthday today —— icon.

skywatchers will also be treated to a particularly good few of venus, jupiter and saturn. take solace in the knowledge that the next one is a mere six months away. stefan levy, bbc news. female skippers have taken first and second place in the clipper round the world yacht race — a first in team ocean racing. the 40,000 nautical mile race set off 11 months ago and ended in liverpool this morning. 0ur correspondent peter harris is live in liverpool for us now. it isa it is a fabulous sight behind you, and a very warm reception by the look of it, and now the sun has come out as well. it was a bit drizzly earlier as they were coming up the mersey but it has finally improved. look at these crews being welcomed back by their family and friends. can you imagine during all those months everything they have been through, out on the sea, through the storms and hurricanes? you must lie at wake —— awake at night wondering if this table overcome. and if you will finally achieve it. they are coming back into this area and they seem to double park at the moment, probably not a nautical

see a lineup of our celestial neighbours, giving skywatchers a particularly good view of venous, jupiterf you didn't manage to catch this year's lunar eclipse, you can take solace in the knowledge that the next one isa in the knowledge that the next one is a mere six months away. dr ian griffin is a british astronomer and director of the 0tago museum who viewed the blood moon from the mountjohn 0bservatory in lake tekapoe, in the south island of new zealand. i spoke to him earlier about what he saw. it was absolutely spectacular to be here in a beautiful backdrop you can see. here in new zealand, the eclipse took place as the moon was setting in the sun was rising, so we had the moon setting, going red, against the alps, and it was just one of the most fantastic sights i have ever seen stargazing. it was a fantastic sight to see. dr griffin, i think we've got some of the pictures you took ang kindly sent to us, we are going to show them now and it looks absolutely amazing. do you think you got one of the best views in the world there on the south island of new zealand? well, we did not s