it depends i mean there are there are more and less benign radiation environments in space around jupiter for example huge enormous radiation environment very intense it's difficult for our robotic spacecraft to survive in that environment let alone a living you know beings mars is kind of is different it's it's a different radiation environment than the earth it's not as protected as the earth is but there's a variety of calculations that show that you know people should be able to survive there there may have to be some special shielding in there in their habitats or in their space suits etc but it shouldn't be too crazy harsh like other places in the solar system but let in general what abilities or features should humans have to survive in this new habitat maybe maurice or any other planet. i mean i think probably the number one. skill that we will have to develop is sustainability is the ability to live off the land as much as possible to kind of break the supply chain of having to bring everything from the earth and figure out how do we extract water and oxygen from these rocks or f

. >> ¿cuál es el único planeta habitado por robots, plutón, marte o júpiter?nombrar al primer inmigrante indocumentado en una comisión municipal. >> ¿qué importancia tiene este nombramiento para la comunidad migrante? >> (habla en inglés). >> el activista comunitario va a convertirse en el primer inmigrante indocumentado en ser nombrado comisionado municipal de la ciudad de santa ana. >> los indocumentados también son personas que deben ser incluidos en este proceso. >> carlos de 28 años de edad fue nombrado miembro del comité de supervisión ciudadana, una de las 11 comisiones municipales que tiene la ciudad. >> esta comisión va a dar recomendaciones a la comunidad de santa ana cómo invertir el nuevo impuesto. >> este integrante y otros seis miembros van a ver el manejo del presupuesto y que sean asignados a una variedad de servicios públicos. >> como somos una ciudad santuario trabajamos en el principio de que todos tienen voz y voto. >> llegó de méxico a los 14 años, ha participado en marchas por inmigrantes. >> (aplausos). >> y protestas en contra de centro

let's go back to guy de blonay, jupiter asset management.hen you look at the airlines, do you have any of holding in airlines you are cutting off? what is priced in the markets right now? guy: what is priced in? well, after the move yesterday, what is priced in is an intervention from central banks. cuts, we saw rate australia cutting rates. i think we are looking for the fed to cut rates by 50 pips by the end of march. inhink we are also pricing some government announcement on fiscal measures or stimulus. that probably will take a bit longer, so i think we are certainly -- markets are certainly getting some relief on the basis that the g7 and perhaps governments around the globe, central banks are trying to get together and find a solution to keep markets functioning until this virus es and hopefully disappear soon. francine: are you worry about how the market reacted? we are trying to figure out if there was complacency before the selloff last week when it hit europe or if there was an overreaction. guy: it certainly was a liquidity driven

just be glad as jupiter and not uranus., that joke is as old as the cosmos. this is a topical storm. topic number one, last night the world watched in wonder as renowned tight rope walker went across a active volcano on a high wire. tough job net, try hosting the show. oh there's he is in his television spectacular going over molten lava for seemingly our pleasure. the pole can be used help with his inertia and also can be is to get towels down from the top shelf. after lots of commercials he landed across the canyon earning our adoration and a flaming hot sheet is dale. mayer bloomberg said he will pay melinda to carry him across the same volcano so he can be cool. i will buy you a pony neck. i know it's also because he's paying me to it watch and i have not been paid to watch since prom night. topic number two, very soiled corsage. normally when i rub god over to my hand is to convince people i have been drinking. now people doing for stupid reason. tito's vodka the nectar of the gods, now warning fans not to use their be

just be glad as jupiter and not uranus. as old as the cosmos. this is a topical storm. topic number one, last night the world watched in wonder as renowned tight rope walker went across a active volcano on a high wire. tough job net, try hosting the show. oh there's he is in his television spectacular going over molten lava for seemingly our pleasure. the pole can be used help with his inertia and also can be is to get towels down from the top shelf. after lots of commercials he landed across the canyon earning our adoration and a flaming hot sheet is dale. mayer bloomberg said he will pay melinda to carry him across the same volcano so he can be cool. i will buy you a pony neck. i know it's also because he's paying me to it watch and i have not been paid to watch since prom night. topic number two, very soiled corsage. normally when i rub god over to my hand is to convince people i have been drinking. now people doing for stupid reason. tito's vodka the nectar of the gods, now warning fans not to use their beloved beverage

which gave it to jupiter died so we would be the successor. to keep an eye on this next story next year the use border agency frontex tonight saying its import on high alert will be deploying extra support to greece which has seen thousands of asylum seekers attempting to make their way to the country from turkey following an intensification of fighting in syria province turkey now saying it canola longer accommodate those millions of refugees and it's opened its borders with the e.u. greece though says it's unwilling to accept those newcomers and insists it will turn back anyone attempting to enter the country illegally in addition to crossing the 2 borders by land many migrants have been trying to get to greece by boat in the past day and a half with over 1000 people making it to the eastern jian islands big problem they're facing there controversially on monday to video emerged purportedly showing a greek coast guard vessel intimidating a dinghy full of refugees far and warning shots into the water around the mosco was that me in a separate

which gave it to jupiter died so we would get this exercise it will process. the e.u.'s border agency from sex as it's been put on high alert and will be deploying extra support to greece which has seen thousands of asylum seekers attempted to make their way to the country from turkey following an intensification of fighting in syria's italy province turkey now saying it can no longer accommodate millions of refugees and has opened its borders with the e.u. greece though standing firm saying it's unwilling to accept those newcomers and says it will turn back anyone attempting to enter the country illegally in addition to crossing the 2 countries land borders many migrants have been attempting to reach greece by boat in the past and a half over 1000 making it to the east of the gene islands controversially though monday this video you seeing it now emerging purportedly showing a greek coast guard vessel intimidating a dinghy full of refugees foreign warning shots into the water around the mosquito must that be in a separate instant as well it seems a child drowned off th

s which given it to jupiter died so what good did the success of the grossest . this is art international still have the program huge turnout in israel for its general election but is it 3rd time lucky for pm benjamin netanyahu we've got the exit polls and opinion after this break stay with us. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. saying . we. ask. why do we go to war because we view the key to economic growth as oil and energy we go to war is vice president cheney said for the oil that's why they invaded iraq for the oil that's why trump says the one thing we want syria we really don't want to go to war with russia we want to just control the oil. and the gas lines and the pipelines through afghanistan so the military is really an extension of controlling of world energy and oil. backed arts international let's go back to our top story this hour and a number of twists ahead of super tuesday in the u.s. presidential election race within 24 hours that democrat candidates amy club ashar and pete put it just have both bowed out for reaction let's go to our teas

too personal on jupiter, to toxic? >> i was very disappointed. i can't speculate what i would have done or not done in the president's shoes but -- >> even in that? after he passed away? >> john mccain great damage. because of him, in part, it failed to keep its promise to substantially reduce the impact of obamacare. perhaps beyond that but john mccain did great damage to this country by stopping republicans by reducing some of the most egregious aspects of the affordable care act it down gop care because they failed to do anything about it. >> bernie robertson, the book coming home and great is next from texas. good morning. >> thank you. appreciate c-span. i have a few things to ask you some comments. be patient. okay. back in the days, protesting for everybody's civil rights, every time they do something good for the united states and build their community, our communities always got corrupted and taken down by fear. but that's not true. but then, we don't build this country and then democrat in people's rights, like the mexicans and like the

s which given it to jupiter died so what good did the success of the process is are to international still ahead in the program and huge turnout in israel for its general election but isn't 3rd time lucky for the pm and human netanyahu we've got in the exit polls and opinion after a short break stay with us our international. join me everything on the alec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. you know we talk a lot on the show many years about economy and currencies and what makes a currency really what makes a currency is scarcity for example gold is a currency it's money because it's scarce that's the primary reason people use it as money keynesian economics or socialism is usually unworkable because the people who are organizing it think that well you can just print all the money you need you need a program print more money there's socialism for banks on wall street as was pointed out recently one of the big presidential debates you know bank gets in trouble just print more money well what's the ult

focusing on a specific asteroid that orbits the sun between mars and jupiter. >>> all right, let's start out taking a look at the improved situation. it is not nearly as windy, however this is just the break. the wind is coming back. so much so there is a wind advisory with it. let's start off looking to the east. nice and pretty there. san jose showing off the view down here, clear skies, and fairly calm conditions. it is 41 degrees in san jose. looking back at san francisco and oakland you are 45. a little cooler than yesterday. but there is less winds so less wind chill. it will probably feel better than it did yesterday at this time. however since the wind is coming back let's talk about the important detail on that. starting at 10:00 this morning but it is going until 9 a.m. tomorrow morning and it is not until the late afternoon that this starts to become an issue, specifically over here in the east bay hills and the communities like walnut creek. the gusts picking up and even over here, oakland and fremont you will notice the winds picking up as well. but the real issue is the 40

joining us tonight, byron, chief cortical correspondent, foxbusiness jupiter. good to see her.start with chuck schumer going after, making these ignorant threats against sitting justices of the supreme court. >> you are right about it being inexplicable. for years, he was on the senate judiciary committee. he is trying to block republican appointed judges. he's very familiar with this. longtime veteran of this. to say something so opening threatening is just really jaw-dropping and now, there's really nothing to complain about in the chief justice.this out because chief justice has in the past, criticized president trump when he thought president trump was suggesting that justices are political, imagine that. chief justice pushed back and president trump on that. it is entirely proper for him to say this today. lou: his remarks are not an issue here. the thuggish asinine ignorant remarks of schumer r. this swamp, i have to tell you, there's an order in this. this is just bizarre for me to see this kind of conduct from schumer against two sitting justices. >> it's a new low for

really, just a question mark it with a reaction, fox news and jupiter karl rove from the fox news a guy who said he wouldn't support the travel ban, karl. it's the single best thing that he did in this case. they didn't declare a national emergency until a thousand americans died six months after we found out and discovered each one and one, swine flu for 20,000 americans had contracted that virus. the media fawned over them. we lost nearly 14,000 americans. we lost worldwide estimates over half a million people. no fear, pandemic media. why? >> look, i wish i could answer that question, but i'm not sure i have a good answer in part because -- this is unbelievable, what joe biden did. here's the front page of the e-mailer. send out about 7:40:00 p.m. tonight. here's a speech i gave this afternoon. a long email, but i hope you read it all the way through and forward it to family and friends. here is the final page! the final page has a "donate to joe biden" button on it! is raising money off of it. here's what it says at the end, this is what it says. if you are ready to fight for the so

the mission will focus on a specific asteroid called psych, that orbits the sun between mars and jupiter, and is expected to launch in july of 2022. >>> the sonoma county water agency is taking action to step up supply after a very dry and warm february. it has inflated the rubber dam and the russian river which typically doesn't take place until spring or early summer. the lack of rainfall has increased water demands, earlier than usual. and river flows remain relatively low. the rubber dam will help with the water supply system and provide drinking water to more than 600,000 residents in sonoma and marin. >> turning now to darren and all eyes are on you for the forecast. >> it felt a lot colder out there today and that's what i want to start off with. take a look at the 24 hour difference. 16 degrees cooler in little more than it was yesterday. these numbers may look mild in comparison, these are only telling you what the thermometers reading, they are not discussing what the wind chill factor is and we've had quite an issue with wind today, a very strong onshore search brought the win

also known as asteroids the mission will focus on the asteroid that orbits the sun between mars and jupiter. it's named psyche. hence the name of this mission, the psyche mission should launch in july 2022. the area tech company google planning to invest more than $10 billion in offices and data centers around the country. the company says this year's investments will focus on 11 states, colorado georgia, massachusetts nebraska, new york oklahoma pennsylvania, texas, washington and california google says thousands of jobs will be created including roles within the company as well as opportunities and local businesses in the communities that are surrounding the offices and their data centers. the federal communications commission wants to find america's biggest wireless carriers over privacy violations. the fcc is proposing handing wireless companies. 10's of millions of dollars in fines. they allege atnt sprint t mobile and verizon all failed to protect the privacy of us cell phone users. the companies are accused of improperly sharing customers real-time location information to 3rd parties

we do not know yet what's in the bill will be joining us now is fox news and jupiter jessica tarlov,of "the next revolution" right here on fox news, steven hilton. we will check in with what you think about what we know. i want to play a bit from nancy pelosi as she was asked late about these ongoing negotiations and where we are. here's what she said on the hill. >> [indistinct question] pass tomorrow, close in the daytime or veto? >> one way or another, we are close to an agreement. something to an exchange of paper and hope to have an agreement tomorrow. >> shannon: how important is it this gets hammered out before we hit the weekend? >> is incredibly important because it's part of trying to show the country that their government has got their back in this incredibly frightening time. remember, it's particularly frightening for the poorest and most vulnerable americans whose lives are really precarious. we often forget that, if you are living from paycheck to paycheck, the phrase we use all the time, if you're working in an industry which is really subject to things like travel an

. >> seth: i'm good with both of those outcomes >> so jupiter, saturn, apollo, and mercury. not a very combative person. >> seth: no, i'm not a very combative person >> no, you're not. [ light laughter ] no you're just a smarty pants [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: this was a wonderful outcome. [ cheers and applause and you, i can tell, you are lovely thank you so much for being here margaret atwood, everybody [ cheers and applause "the testaments" is available now wherever books are sold. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: my thanks to glenn howerton, andrew yang, margaret atwood, everyone. [ cheers and applause yesod williams, thanks for a great week the 8g band. stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh." we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh," i'm going to discuss the concept of virginity. they used to throw virgins into volcanoes. [ light laughter ] now they just throw them into fortnite tournaments [ laughter ] then i'm going to try out

this mission will focus on the asteroid that orbits the sun between mars and jupiter its name psych and the psych mission should launch in july of 2022. dave on site. >>temperatures in the 40's for the most part across the bay where ballon quite a bit of cloud cover here little threat of some rain happening a why not much of it is hitting the ground for now we'll take a look at what your forecast holds in store for putting those we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. steyer: wall street banks took of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory- give people a fair deal an

i was at the first day of spring training games this year in jupiter.anding out in the concourse when they play the national anthem, looking at a full ballpark and thinking, it is like the magic kingdom in florida and arizona every year. it's like the circus comes to town for a month, and then it leaves, but it is an essential part of the economy of these two states. again, to watch baseball shut down, the only equivalency i can come up with, and it only lasted a week, was after september 11th, when sports shut down then. basically until mike piazza hit a home run at shea stadium. this will be much longer than that. all these deadlines that we hear are completely arbitrary. two weeks, three weeks, a month. >> yeah. >> sports has become one more capital of what my dear friend william goman said. nobody knows anything. we're all speculating at this point. >> all right. thanks so much, mike lupica. we appreciate it. >>> speculating also continues when it comes to the political world. john heilemann, we were going to have a debate with the audience in phoen