let's go to mars. fight crime. on mars. >> i refuse to be robin-- >> stephen: do i have to say, "blast off"? >> no, 'cause we're still on wheels. blast is a rocket-- yeah. >> stephen: i'm going to say it anyway. ( laughter ) blast off! ( laughter ) oh, my god. ( chuckling ) holy cow. what are we doing here? >> you're doing-- >> stephen: what does it say? >> you're doing three miles-per- hour or less. >> stephen: how do you know? >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: do you see it? >> no, i'm judging from how fast the... >> stephen: you're just judging. >> i can do the math. >> stephen: you just doing the math? >> low speeds. yeah, i can do the math. >> stephen: you're just looking out the window? >> i-- i could do the math. >> stephen: scientists call that yanking it out of your butt. that is what that stab was. ( laughter ) "yeah, you're doin' three-- >> instead of "the fast and furious," we're "the slow and lugubrious." ( laughter ) >> stephen: how many miles away is mars? >> well, it depends on where it is in its orbit, bu

they are ready have a mars rock. our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] also at the atlantic festival, supreme court jus

ellen: the mars rock. the natural history museum has meteorites from ours. -- from mars. they are ready have a mars rock. our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum. we are able to tell the stories with the test articles. we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early on crude moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. that is my goal, to think to the future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ recently madebus the long journey to hawaii for the 39 stop of ou

a mars rock. obviously, our spacecraft once they go out whether the hubble space telescope which we have a test model of or the curiosity rover which is on mars which we also have the test rove ner our museum, we are able to tell those stories with the test articles. we actually have a camera that was brought back, that was from one of the surveyor, one of the early un-crewed moon missions, later, one of the apollo missions, they actually took the camera off the surveyor that had been sitting on the moon, and that is in our moon. so that is always my goal, is to think to the future. and i want those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976, and i want that in the museum. >> dr. stofan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so you own your own architecture firm. you own an international architecture film big, the chief architect for we-work but before you were an internna

we are going to be landing on mars. big deal. we will be landing on mars for the it's time. we are the only one that has ever landed successfully and now we are going to do it for an eighth time so knock on wood. that's a big deal. that event is going to happen the monday after thanksgiving i think november 20. that will be a lot of fun to watch. that mission will allow us to get a 3-d image of the inside of mars and understand media impacts. and ultimately, understand what we need to mark -- what we need to know to have a mission be safe and effective. a couple of things we know now, and this has happened since i've become the administrator, we know that there is one and a half kilometers under the surface of mars, liquid water. when we get this image, we are going to know a lot more about what it looks like. we will understand the temperature and how it is cooling. the mission is going to go a long way to help us understand the liquid water composition of mars. now that we know that there is liquid water there. the new horizons mission is going to be passing a couple of ob

mars curiosity rover. it's also understood that the methane cycles on mars are perfectly in lining with the seasons of mars. and these discoveries have been made really just since the last four months since i've been with nasa. i take full but the reason these discoveries have been made is because on the mars curiosity rover, one of those instruments is what is called the alpha particle x-ray spectrometer. so it is a device created by the canadian space agency that helps us understand the materials on the surface of mars. so when you think of an alpha particle from, you know, a helium nucleus if you will, so two protons and two neutrons. that is an alpha particle. and then you take a radioactive element carry on and it creates x-rays and then these x-rays is really just electromagnetic radiation working with these alpha particles and many taken elements from the surface of mars and put it in the mix and it interacts in a way that ultimately discharges electrons come it creates other x-rays then measured by

happen before our eyes in every field however we haven't come back to the moon we haven't gone to mars we keep inventing cool smartphones and virtual reality glasses and stuff but it seems like space is being neglected is this the calm before a big storm with some kind of a huge breakthrough or what could that be. i will say that space is really in a very interesting phase right now what we see is there. a least in the in few countries the flourishing of the private sector so commercial activists in the in space this is because. certain number of technologists become mature. you see for example in the history of space first telecommunication metherell chicle saw the lights and now at the base of ation they're becoming more and more. developed towards applications and services for the benefit of humankind on earth and so we you see a lot of companies really created every day to work on the downstream as we say so on on up occasion and services how to really can space benefit sustainable development on earth for sure if we look at the inspiration of the moon mars and beyond this is somet

mars curiosity rover. it is also understood that the methane cycles on mars are perfectly in line with the seasons of mars, and these discoveries have been made really since just the last four months, since i've been with nasa, so i take full credit for these discoveries. but the reason these discoveries have been made because of an ins meant suite on the mars curiosity rover, one of those instruments is what is called the alpha particle x-ray spectrometer. so the alpha particle x-ray spectrometer is a device created by the canadian space agency that helps us understand the materials on the surface of mars. so when you think of an alpha particle, you think about a helium nucleus, if you will, so two protons and two neutrons, and that's an alpha particle, and then you take a radioactive element, curium, and it creates x-rays, and then these x-rays, which is really just electro g magnetic radiation working with these alpha parse kales and you take an development -- particles and you take an element from the

donde el mar puede entrar 24 millas tierra adentro.exy, mujer de negocios o chicas mÁs juveniles. siempre hay que tener un poco de cuidado, uno lo ve como algo de estampado, tiene sus trucos que mÁs adelante te voy a ir diciendo. ana patricia: no cargarlo mucho de acuerdo al maquillaje opinado. >> sÍ. si llevas un traje completamente de leopardo, me gusta optar por un zapato de un solo color, colores neutros que vaya como una lÍnea. ana patricia: hay personas que quizÁ no les gusta llevarle estampado en la ropa, ero le gusta llevarlo en los accesorios.. >> hay mucho como carteras, correas, a mÍ en las correas me encanta. cierras esas clÁsicas o que te gusta usar colores implementar un poco de animal print es una buena idea. aquÍ esta chica estÁ usando esa cartera de culebra, le da como este pop al outfit y estÁs en tendencia. ana patricia: podemos encontrar todo este tipo de carteras, de bolsas que son de mentira. >> es como plÁstico por decirlo asÍ, es algo que se imprime sobre una tela nada tiene que ver con el maltrato animal. ana p

i think going to mars is way easier than that. kennedy was in a space race and there was a competitor out there and the u.s. likes nothing better than a competitor. do we have that competitor today? do we have that competitor today? >> i would probably argue not so much. there are certainly talk about china's space program that i would argue what we have now is not a competition. wereve this amazing point you now have 16 different space agencies from around the world working on a human exploration roadmap and we did not have that with apollo. we had nasa. and we private companies can list them, that have come forward and said we want to be part of this. what we have now is we have incredible cooperation, not incredible competition. i'm hoping that incredible cooperation is what moves us forward this time. >> you noted in your speech we might find life elsewhere in the universe in the next decade. do you think there is intelligent life yonder? i when i talk about life, talk about life, am talking about microbes, sorry. it's excitin

>> we will put the first person on mars.nly ones building a rocket today that is capable of going to the moon and to mars. not something on paper, we are building it today. we are working on a 38 story tall rocket being built today and doing initial test flights next year with nasa. we will return to the moon, set up a presence on the moon, and we will step tomorrow's from -- step step tomorrow's e. mars from ther it in theill to do capital funding to make it happen. we will be at the leading edge here. get the firstill person to mars on the boeing rocket. emily: how has the trade war impacted boeing? >> we are keeping a close eye on it. airspace is a growing business. the world needs 40,000 new airplanes over the next several years. 20% --%, less than it depends on free movement of people to be successful. we are very engaged in the tray dialogue. the good thing about aerospace is that if you take u.s. and china, both economies thrive on a healthy industry. grows, they need 7000 new airplanes over the next 20 years to creat

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i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. >> let's start off by talking about how you define 5g. g?w does intel define 5 3g we started into more of the data. the smartphones came along and we asked where is the app for that? we realize we wanted so much data we webt to a data centric -- went to a data centric network. now we wanted to connect everyone to everything but we did not designing for that. the way i like to think about 5g is that we have different route how do we connect everyone to everything to create a world that is fully connected and fully mobile so we can transform industries, because we have that need. that's how we look at it. >> you are saying that 5g is different from 4g and that it is designed in order to be able to connect everything? can you tell me about how it works? >> delighted to. when you connect everyone to everything it's more than interpersonal. it's not what you do with your phone but it's about billions o

mars curiosity rover. it's also understood that the methane cycles on mars are perfectly in lining with the seasons of mars. and these discoveries have been made really just since the last four months since i've been with nasa. i take full credit for these discoveries. the reason these discovery s and then grew take a radio active element you put it in the mix and it interacts with a way that discharges electrons. and creates x-raies you can make determinations from this particular capability. make determinations on the elements on the surface of mars. it's a piece of our understanding that we now have know there are complex organic molecules on the surface of mars. what does that mean? it doesn't guarantee that life existed on mars. it doesn't guarantee it. it increases the probably life may have existed at one time and may exist today. we know because of a discovery even a month ago, we know there are, in fact, there is liquid water 1.5 kilometers below the surface of mars. it looks like there's not life

roger roger kushner for her third novel mars room. i asked her why she wa nted novel mars room.hy she wanted to write a story set in a women's prison. i wanted to write a book about contemporary times and in california in particular but all across the united states the story of the people who entered the criminal justice system of the people who entered the criminaljustice system is the story, essential story about the contemporary in america. richard powers, your book is an ecological epic about trees. you have written about environmental issues before but why is the focus on trees this time? the focus impact is on the relationship between trees and people and it tells the story of people and it tells the story of people whose lives are turned inside out by a rediscovery of trees. we had this feeling that we are the only game in town and really the only game in town and really the only interesting species on the planet and we have come to live almost entirely inside a human dimensions. that has proved to be unstable. this is about coming home and learning how deeply we are tied

now there's a possibility there still is life today on mars microbes maybe somewhere under the soil we need to find them you know prove them i mean the amazing thing is maybe in a few decades of studying life on mars will know how life starts you know how things actually get going so you know at the moment the only example we have of life is here on earth we don't know with life anywhere else but what if in the next ten years we can find examples of life on mars on the moon of saturn or the moon of jupiter you know the next generation of people who get to graduate school could have four different instances of different kinds of life rich guys like jeff bezos and ilan mosque and richard branson are spending up pile to send billionaires for a joyride in space is nasa cool with this or is that minorities well you know one of my favorite things that i've done in the last year is i've been to several space x. launches and landings and they are amazing to see and when you see a rocket take off and then seven minutes later you go dumps off a satellite in space comes back and lands the firs

mar? >> i -- i'm proud to have qualified for the city's public financing matching program, and through that, i've agreed to a voluntary spending cap of $250,000, and i'm able to get city matching funds for my campaign. by qualifying, we've been able to show that i -- or my campaign or i have broad base support, i'm in the neighborhood in the city from a large range of small, individual donors, so that's a key part of my campaign. i do want to say, though, that the city's public financing program does need to be looked at in how it's being implemented because i do think the fact that a number of candidates, my colleagues, were not able to qualify for public financing. it was very problematic, and a lot of it was because of the poor way that the program's been implemented. so yeah, i guess i would really support efforts to improve our city's public financing program and make sure all candidates are able to have the necessary information to apply. >> thank you very much, and mr. mcneil? >> th

mars? >> no, it's post malone. >> right. >> somebody going as post malone, but it could be bruno mars there who did that. >> you'll find out later. >>> we'll start with the breaking news this half hour. the officials from the u.s. are on their way to indonesia today to try to figure out what brought down an american-made jetliner. >> the boeing 737 lost contact shortly after takeoff. this is the first reported crash involving the newest version of the boeing 737. the max 8. a tugboat crew reports seeing the jet crash into the java sea and debris has been found floating into the water, including personal possessions. >> new pictures show relatives of passengers, as you can see there, grief stricken at the news at the airport. we're going to bring you any new details on this story. boeing is aware of it and is standing by and deeply saddened by the loss of this jetliner. they just released a statement moments ago. >>> we turn now to the tragedy in pittsburgh. some new details emerging about t

the families of mar him and cart him these traditions are a matter of honor. good after the elders have given their approval we bread and salt after about the go p. is tired and from then on my arm is in gauge and everyone can now see that she's engaged. to a colored braided band symbolizes the bridal couple who according to the elders wishes are now intertwined with each other for i have a. very happy with my choice and i'm looking forward to our wedding. after the engagement ceremony martin will remain with her family friend the other week but on the day of the wedding she leaves the home where she was born to start a new life in matter of a topic. but there is still a lot to do before the wedding. in a color mark him goes through her dowry one last time together with her family. and an entire household has been amassed over the years they don't want their. asked where daughter to lack anything in her new home. your home in turkmen culture the mother starts assembling the diaries of her daughters when they're still young girls how many that what exactly each

they are ready have a mars rock. our spacecraft, once they go out, whether it is the hubble space telescope or the curiosity rover, which is on mars, which we also have the test rover in our museum, we are able to tell the stories with the test articles we have a camera that was brought back, from one of the surveyors, one of the early moon mission is pier 1 of the apollo missions, they took the camera off their surveyor that had been sitting on the moon. that is in our museum. to the my goal, to think future. i want to those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976. i want that in the museum. ross: thank you for being with us. ellen: thank you. [applause] also at the atlantic festival, supreme court justice stephen breyer sat down for an interview with the artistic director of washington dc's shakespeare company. they discussed shakespeare plays and their relation to the legal profession. this is 20 minutes. [applause] michael: good morning. i think the reason i

bolsos, celulares que quedaron flotando sobre el mar. vuelo anterior. pero que este había sido reglado, está tratando de recopilar información y datos. el vuelo del aerolínea tenía una ruta nacional, entre los pasajeros habían dos extranjeros. el piloto, y un ciudadano italiano. la prioridad para los investigadores es encontrar la grabadora de voz de la cabina. para ayudar a determinar la causa del terrible accidente, y darle una explicación a estas familias. >> en 2013 un avión de la misma aerolínea se salió de la pista, pero todas las personas sobrevivieron. en 2004; otra aeronave se accidentó dejando a 25 personas muertas, así que esta es una tragedia más. >> sigue activa la alerta en california en busca de la niña de cuatro años de edad. las autoridades dicen que su madre esmeralda se la llevó el jueves por la tarde. durante una visita supervisada de la corte, de acuerdo a oficiales la niña podría estar en peligro debido al historial de la madre. quien conduce un auto color rojo con placas... (información en pantalla). >> los abogado

meanwhile in mar him as the center of attention. friends and family have come to dress her for the farewell. the wedding. jory of entropy gold and silver weighs just over ten kilos and no effort suspended to impress the groom to be. read out what i want most is for car him to be proud of me we're going to spend the rest of our lives together i'll do everything i can to be the best bride. motorcade has finally reached. carmel have to be patient a little longer he is not allowed to see mom him right away he must first pay his respects to her family. and then the time has come to fetch his bride from the house of her parents. we've brought you this church oh from our of a topping the cloth was made in mecca medina and in our holy places it's been handed down by the elders for many years and will now make you a bride. outside anticipation is rising my hymns nephew is also here to say goodbye. unless. my own. my human is just a few months older than me. there which is another reason why we're closer than is usually the case with aunts an

>> with our nasa customer we , will put the first person on mars. fact is, we are the only ones building a rocket today that is capable of going to the moon and to mars. not something on paper, we are building it today. the space launch system we are working on with nasa is a 38 story tall rocket being built today and doing initial test flights next year with nasa. we will return to the moon, set up a presence on the moon, and we will step tomorrow's from -- step to mars from there. emily: by 2020? >> is possible. emily: our exclusive interview. coming up, tesla's last-minute delivery giant pays off. they post a surge in the third quarter. is it enough to drive the company to profit? and later, amazon may be the leader in cloud computing, but microsoft is on its tail, exploiting its longtime partnerships to bring in business. we speak to a company president. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: on tuesday, tesla reported its first delivery numbers since the sec case and production has surged. the company has rolled out more than 83,000 vehicles, double the n

>> we will put the first person on mars. emily: when?> the fact is that we are the only building a rocket today ones that is capable of going to the moon and to mars. not something on paper, we are building it today. the space launch system we are working on with nasa, 838 story tall rocket, it is being built today and doing initial test flights next year with nasa. we will return to the moon, set up a presence on the moon, and we will step to mars from there. emily: can you get it there in the 2020's? >> i think it's possible. it will require continued reliable funding and continued success on our programs. it's the will to do it in the capital funding to make it happen. we will be at the leading edge here. i still firmly believe the first person that steps foot on mars will be there on the combined nasa and boeing rocket. emily: you have a very long supply chain. how has the trade war impacted boeing? >> we are keeping a close eye on it. thriving, growing industrial business, i would argue the strongest in the world. the world needs 40

migrant rescue ship in the mediterranean is forced back to port your carious was in the french port of mar say after his registration is canceled it marks the end of independent missions saving migrants from traveling on the crossing from africa will talk to a member of the crew also coming out of indonesia finally accept foreign aid after last week's earthquake six days all i'm survivors are still waiting desperately for help more than fourteen hundred people are confirmed dead. following terry martin welcome to the program the last privately operated ship dedicated to saving migrants from drowning in the mediterranean has docked in the port of mar say the aquarius has had its license withdrawn so it won't be able to head out to sea again legally this is part of a crackdown on migration but if lee and other countries the operators of the aquarius say the move jeopardizes the lives of many would be refugees. this ship has meant the difference between life and death for thirty thousand people say it's operators the n.g.o.s a lesson. they launched the aquarius two and a half years ago the gr

that is a danger sort of mar sacism? i don't think so. but are there dangerous sorts of mar sacism? absolutley we have sign the in the politics but i don't think the president fits into that category as all. >> watch "after word "sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. >> stop number one 41 on the 50 capitals tour takes us to springfield, illinois, located on historic route 66 and springfield became the state's capital in 1637 and the cities moan for being the hometown of abraham lincoln and joining is on the c-span bus this morning. state representative tim but lear republican who vents the same house seat that lincoln once stood. mr. butler, good morning to you. let's start with the fiscal help of illinois, illinois is a state that is coptiansly ranked at the bottom or near the pottom of fiscal health when it comes to

aviÓn indonesio que se estrellÓ en el mar con 189 personas a bordo.o. por solo 30 dólares. ilimitado para ti. para ellos. para todos. obtén ilimitado por 30 dólares cada línea por 4 líneas en t-mobile. ilia: el acusado de enviar paquetes bomba contra personalidades demÓcratas y la cadena cnn hubo su primera audiencia. sus abogados pidieron mÁs tiempo para presentar una solicitud de libertad bajo fianza por lo que el juez decidiÓ fijar otra audiencia para el prÓximo viernes. lourdes del rÍo los cuenta mÁs. lourdes: el mismo dÍa en que cÉsar compareciÓ en esta corte federal en miami, otro paquete sospechoso fue interceptado en atlanta. se supone que el mismo iba dirigido a la cadena cnn. lo que pasÓ hoy en cortÉs que la fiscalÍa solicitÓ que no le dejen salir bajo fianza. de que supuestamente detenido una larga lista de oficiales la fiscalÍa dijo hoy que se opone a que se le de fianza pretender que representa un peligro para la comunidad y que ademÁs podrÍa tratar de escapar. no se le preguntÓ al abogado defensor sobre los nuevos artefactos explosivos q

before returning to its home port of mar say the aquarius transferred fifty eight shipwrecked migrants to the maltese coast guard this after italy refused to ship permission to dock following a hard line on migrants. now's the right time because it's the cannot continue to be the refugee camp of europe. and. this isn't the first maritime drama aquarius has been involved in this summer it was forced to embark on a weeklong odyssey on the mediterranean several countries refused to take in one hundred migrants aboard rescued off the coast of libya spain eventually took the ship now its future is again in doubt s.o.s. military has asked several countries to let it sail under their flags so far they haven't backed the boat. earlier we spoke to nick from one of the activists on board the aquarius and we asked him what canceling his ship's registration would mean for migrants trying to cross the mediterranean sea it seems like european policy at the moment. you know you have two choices the big corporate interest got taken part or if you turned the depression and we know what the situation in

la marejada ciclÓnica, esa sobriedad brusca del nivel del mar.uvia intensa y la posibilidad de algunos tornados. el peligro es inminente, pero no sÓlo ellos. georgia y las dos carolinas estÁn bajo los efectos de este sistema, una vez toquÉ tierra este miÉrcoles. lo harÁ en algÚn momento entre panamÁ city. la incertidumbres grande, ocurrirÁ esto alrededor del mediodÍa de maÑana. categorÍa nÚmero 3. se degrada harÁy ya no tendrá combustible, se convertirÁ en una tropical que pasarÁ por georgia y carolina del sur. terminarÍa en carolina del norte punta la suya el nivel del mar es de 8:00 a 12:00 pies de altura. en panamÁ city hasta 9 pies de altura. las corrientes de resaca son peligro para esa zonajunto con esa gran cantidad de lluvia. esperamos mÁs de 10 pulgadas en menos de 24 horas. enrique: al tiempo tambiÉn en oklahoma. hoy provoca al menos un tornado y provoca graves daÑos materiales, los peores volcaron vehÍculos es un un estacionamiento. miles de personas se quedaron sin el servicio elÉctrico. mÁs de 400 indocumentados que solicitaron asilo

and i want those mars astronauts to bring back an instrument from the viking landers that landed on mars in 1976, and i want that in the museum. >> dr. stofan, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so you own your own architecture firm. you own an international architecture film big, the chief architect for we-work but before you were an international architecture superstar, what was the thing you wanted to do as a kid? >> i actually wanted to be a cartoonist. i have been drawing my entire life. but when i graduated from high school, there was no cartoon academy in copenhagen. so i went to the royal danish art academy and became an architect. >> that is great. i was researching you and found a quote online, architecture seems to be entrenched in two equally unfertile fronts. either naively utopian or pet fyingly pragmatic. we believe that there is another way. a pragmatic utopian architecture. that is very beautiful. >> thank you. >> what does it mean? >> exactly. i'm glad you asked. it is basically that imagine architecture is the art and s

at this moment the rover curiosity is traveling around the surface of mars. >> like mars. >> traveling around the surface on mars with an engine that was developed partly by the department of energy scientists. >> why do you call yourselves the department of energy? it sounds so bland. >> in tks texas we call it the railroad commission. does it have anything to do with the railroad? no. the department of energy, at least we got closer than the railroad commission, but no offense, but the point is this is an extraordinary time in america. it's an extraordinary time in global history from an energy standpoint with what's going on we've seen the united states driving the lowering of emissions. >> are you allowed to do that? >> yeah. >> you know, it -- i tell people, i say the state of texas, the 12th largest economy in the world and we grew between 2001 and 2014 by a substantial amount. we added 7 million people with the population roles during that period of time and you know what 7 million people mean in texas and that's a lot of pickup trucks and the economy is good. oh, man. think abo

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this moment, the rover curiosity is traveling around the surface of mars. >> on mars. >> traveling around the surface on mars with an engine that was developed partly by department of energy scientists. i mean, this is -- >> why do you guys even call yourselves the department of energy? it sounds so bland. >> well, i remind ehhim, in tex, we have this agency called the railroad commission. would it have anything to do with railroads? no. it has all the oil and gas underneath that. department of energy, at least we got closer than the railroad commission. no offense. but the point is, this is an extraordinary time in america. it's an extraordinary time in global history from an energy standpoint. with what's going on, we've seen the united states driving the lowering of emissions. when you think about -- >> are you allowed to do that? >> yeah. you know, it's -- i tell people, i said, the state of texas, 12th largest economy in the world, and we grew, between 2001 and 2014, by this substantial amount. we added 7 million people to the population rolls in texas during that period of time. you

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mar?> my wife and i moved to the sunset district and bought our home 13 years ago to raise our daughter, and i think like most of our neighbors, we value the sort of quiet almost suburban feel out here in the sunset district. but also, you know, i think we all recognize that we need to expand housing, especially for working families and for everyone that -- that the current housing market doesn't serve in our city. i do think there's ways for us to do that in the sunset district that is appropriate for the character of our neighborhood. i think it's replicating the e educator housing model is a good strategy. i do support expanding inlaw units and accessory dwelling units in a careful way that would mitigate excessive traffic congestion and parking congestion in our neighborhood. but i do want to say i think the biggest issue right now and the threat to the west side is the growing call by big developers and other forces to upzone the sunset and build high-rise luxury housing out here, and

it takes them a step closer in the mission to mars. this parachute deployed in just 0.4 of a second, twice the speed of sound, setting a new record. it's the final test for the parachute, that will be used in the mars 2020 mission. it is needed for the heaviest payloads yet to hit mars. >> opening almost like an airbag. last week, ocean explorers revealed they have found over a thousand small deep water octopuses tucked into the cracks of a giant underwater volcano. >> now they're showing off a much bigger octopus dumb bow octopus. they do live deep below the surface. >> a remotely operated vehicle was able to go down 10,000 feet to get these pictures. a new species of dumbo octopus are smaller than this one. >> the oakland a's had one champagn >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00, the number of car break-ins in san francisco is staggers, but things are improving thanks to police and "abc7 news." how our commitment to building a better bay area helped tourists from australia get their stuff back. also -- >> i think we're facing a crisi

mars on theto combined nasa-boeing rocket.hite house says it has received to be fbi background report on brett kavanaugh, president trump supreme court nominee. the white house said in a that itt this morning is confident the senate will confirm brett kavanaugh. we will continue to watch that story. here are live pictures of him making his testimony in recent days. forprices are a concern those operating in the aviation sector. at what point do these prices start to hit developed nations? oft is our mlviv question the day. when does the writing -- rising oil price hit developed nation equities? guys talk about oil with from saracin partners. a highere start to see oil price hitting developed market equities? the u.s. is such a big part of that. the u.s. is different from the last time we saw $100 oil. >> let's talk about the oil sector itself. we have had a 27% rise in oil prices this year. >> i have a chart that shows what you provided to us. >> you are getting a bout 50% of uplift.bout 50% of the normally you get a geared re