to mars on earth. given the landscape, given the isolation. given the sporadic communications. - [narrator] at the mdrs, every effort is made to simulate the challenges conducting research in a hostile alien environment. - [marc] any outside activity, such as exploring the area or conducting projects out there. we have to be in space suits and we have to go through a depressurization for five minutes in the airlock. - science time. - [crew member] okay. we're gonna take two rovers with us. and these two guys are gonna go in the second rover. - roger that. - [crew member] hello hab, this is aries 1, that's us entering the airlock now, over. leaving the airlock. hab, airlock is secure. - [narrator] a primary scientific objective of the first research mission on mars, will be searching for signs of life, past or present. (low toned boom) - [narrator] people have been preoccupied with finding life on mars for centuries. in the 19th century, while mapping the red planet with a telescope. italian astronomer

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before the first crew can be sent to mars for the long haul. space agencies need to figure out how to overcome the tedium, personality conflicts and emotional toll of extended separation from loved ones. - [marc] crews going to mars will be training together for at least a couple of years. so they're gonna work out the kinks. they're gonna find out how to work together, because that's the real key in any kind of situation like this. - [narrator] with mars simulations like this, we'll definitely be able to solve the technical and psychological challenges of establishing the base on mars and forge a path to the future of life in space. (upbeat synths begin playing) in the futur researcherst the international ma base make a remarkable discovy. a particular rock specimen complete changes the way humanity thinks of its place in the universe. the sample confirms that ancient fossils, similar to those found on earth, also exists on mars. this rock reveals that the complex rces that cause life to evolve are not uncommon. in principle, life, possibly ev

this special counsel will deal with everything relating to mar-a-lago, the raid at mar-a-lago a few months ago and also aspects of the january 6th investigation. right now the u.s. attorney's office in washington has been dealing with a lot of this january 6th investigation so the attorney general i'm told by a justice department official will lay out specifically what this special counsel will do and will have to do involving the january 6th investigation. but back to mar-a-lago, that's interesting because former president donald trump announced just days ago he is throwing his hat in the ring once again to become president of the united states. by appointing a special council, merrick garland takes the political heat off of his plate dealing with all things donald trump, whether it be january 6th or whether it be mar-a-lago and the documents roughly 100 classified documents taken from mar-a-lago. it's important to point out that a special counsel will operate with his own office, his own staff, or her own staff, but at the end of the day, the attorney general would make any final decisio

la comunidad de el bosque en el golfo de méxico son los primeros desplazados climáticos de país el marrando poco a poco sus casas persecución en dos condados de california acaba con el conducor que huía herido (música) gracias por estar con nosotros. hablamos primero del sistema de mal tiempo, nicole que llegó comohuracán categoría 1, carlos robles tiene la información así es, nicole, lo que se vive en el noreste de país es destrucción asociada no necesariamente a los vientos de nicole sino por la marejada si crónica, estamos en el condado volusia, en daytona beach, vemos escombros que fueron cargados por el mar durante horas de la noche de ayer, realmente árboles, pedazos de madera, palmas arrastradas hacia acá algunos edificios dañados por vientos la preocupación para las autoridades es el hecho de 10 edificios comprometidos ¿por qué? porque la erosión costera es brutal, que alcanza a cimientos de edificios, miren cómo el agua salada, del mar, se adentra en edificios como estos que, precisamente, han sido desalojados por autoridades ante el temor de que sus cimientos puedan fallar an

supervisor mar? >> thank you. regarding supervisor peskin's questions around the claimed numbers of visits and usage for recreational purposes at the great highway promenade, i did just want to emphasize this it legislation and the pilot program includes a requirement of comprehensive data collection and public reporting of the data. both on the rescue rigzal use of the great highway promenade and traffic patterns and volume and flows on surrounding streets when it closed. i think that is an important part of the pilot program. in addition to codifying the compromise that the weekday weekend split in place since september of left year this has been successful and broad low supported. i wanted state that. supervisor chan. >> thank you, chair melgar. if i may say to that and this is just how i would prop this and in terms of data gathering as part of the pilot, and that i -- would voice a similar question with all type of data gathering as i have in other committees and with other programming and legislation is that

he said this past week kanye west called me to have dinner at mar-a-lago. shortly thereafter he unexpectedly showed up with three of his friends whom i knew nothing about. we had dinner on tuesday evening with many members present on the back patio. the dinner was quick and uneventful. they then left for the airport. and trump, just a short time ago, also posted again on truth social, saying that, essentially, that there was no anti-semitism expressed at this

particularly with respect to the mar-a-lago stolen documents piece.mewhat different. but the investigation's happened. and so to me, i don't see what the case is for a special counsel. attorney general garland said it was because of a conflict of interest, because trump has announced that he's running and biden is evidently running in '24, as well. that to me is tantamount to rewarding donald trump for all of the maneuvers that he's making, including announcing his election right now. you know, i don't really get it. you know, i think in the last hour, you had, you know, a description of how jeff sessions wasn't up to the task and then you said robert mueller wasn't up to the task, and bill barr certainly wasn't up to the task. now it seems merrick garland isn't up to it, either. now zach smith is up to it. i think he will indict, particularly on the mar-a-lago stuff, because that is such an open and shut investigation. but precisely because it's so open and shut, i don't see why a special counsel was needed. it doesn't make sense to me. and if it's b

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when i look at the students i see the first crew to mars. that is why it is so important we show them what it means to be part of the artemis generation. thank you for that partnership. my background not just as a test pilot but was as a physicist. i would like to go back to first principles. this is probably one of the most important messages that i give and that is why i give it every time i speak. it is interesting. we love space and we are embedded in it but we struggle to articulate to others outside our industry why what we do is a good thing to do. i am guessing every single one of you in this room has at least one piece you are really passionate about. but what i found is if you go out and ask americans, ask people around the world, what is the value of going to space for humanity and for our country and citizens? you will hear one of these three areas, sometimes all three. let me unpack that. scientists front and center, it is about exploration and understanding the universe. the james webb space telescope telling us about the histo

to excuse commissioner mar? >> yes. if you wish. >> yea. >> let's have a roll call to excuse commissioner mar. i need a mover and seconded. gi need to excuse commissioner mar. >> second. >> on the motion to excuse commissioner mar from the remainder of the meeting vice chair fielder. >> aye. >> commissioner williams. >> aye. >> chair chan. >> aye. >> there are 3 aye's. >> thank you madam clerk the motion to excuse commissioner mar has been approved and now item 10. >> item 10 is general public comment. members miaddress the lafco on matters that within their jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. if you wish it provide comment press star 3 to speak. checking to see if we have callers in the queue. and there are no callers. why thank you. seeing no callers in the queue public comment is closed. and would you call -- call the next item. >> yes, item 11 is future agenda items member when is wish to provide comment call the number on the screen now press story 3 to speak and when we call you wait for the prompt tha

the mars rover dug up intriguing clues. rocks loaded with the organic molecules that form the building blocks of life. how significant is that? >> yeah. this continues to affirm the possibility -- let me say likelihood that the prevalence of water elsewhere not just on earth and organic molecules elsewhere not just on earth. we found organic molecules in meteorites on earth that fell from space. all the ingredients are there. what spark is necessary? spark is a loose word there to go from inanimate organic molecules to self replicating objects. a near neighbor to have the right ingredients is high expectations for there to be life in many, many places. certainly across the galaxy. >> what is your sense now speaking of mars as to when humans can get there? >> yeah. that's complicated. dare i say i wrote a book on this. mars is expensive and dangerous and generally just the urge to want to do something that's expensive and dangerous doesn't get funded unless there's some geopolitical reason that drives it. some reason or a ve

man. mars generals have been banned from attending the summit. still a consensus on concrete action. it could be elusive. the us, china and russia are invited to the meeting. all big players with conflicts of their own. some are doubtful that change will materialize. the mere mas case has to be and it has to be dr. basil discussed at these high level summits. some people are becoming very out. discouraged and cynical thing now all is glamour, lies not going to have any effect. brutal seems like these serve as a powerful reminder of just how badly action is needed. no, get this conflict in me more has been going on for years. can we actually expect any type of progress? the summit lead us year at the summit in cambodia decided now on a 15 point plan and there are some surprises in there. for instance, especially as the an and boy is now ready to meet oppositional parties in myanmar, which gives them a quite a big boost and didn't go down. oh, well, at all with the military rulers, in myanmar, also the foreign ministers of ozzy on are now meant to

mars is not our final goal.umans throughout the solar system is our goal, and we want to be able to do that in a thoughtful, repeatable, methodical way. this is a tall order, so the key thing was to think about, ok, what do we need to demonstrate on the moon said that we can understand how this blueprint should look? we will learn a lot on the way. we will discover we should have done things in a different order or some things we thought important turns out not to be important, or something we thought wasn't terribly important is the linchpin for this blueprint, especially in a repeatable way, so a key part of that was to call together the technical leadership of the agency, the federated board, the mechanism bill, bob, and i use, our number three, associate demonstrator, we went to the federated board and made up senior leadership across all directorates, including aeronautics, by the way, and asked them to come together with a set of objectives that we needed to achieve to accomplish this blueprint, but then t

schism moon and mars. first pediatric cancer survivor to go into space and we raised over 200 million -- we raise over $250 million for saint jude cancer research. we have been working really hard to build the exciting world we want to live in tomorrow without a -- woodlock -- without ignoring the responsibilities of today. we did get it all right. this is an example of all of those exciting missions to follow. the polaris program picks up where we left off. we are still raising a lot of money for saint jude children's research hospital. we got $250 million before. that is not enough. a big believer in giving to st. jude's mission is no child should die. we want to go on to those exciting missions to follow. with the polaris mission, it is doing things either never having been done before or in 50 years. the idea to build upon these things to continue to open up a space for others to get back to moon and mars and beyond. we will go set a new earth orbit. in doing so, we are at that altitude being exposed t

. >> supervisor mar. >> present. >> melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor preston. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> present. >> supervisor stefani. >> present. president walton. >> present. >> mr. president, have you a quorum. >> thank you. san francisco board of supervisors acknowledging that we are on the unceded home land of the ramaytush ohlone who are the african-american inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as stewards of this land in accordance with their traditions the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten responsibilities as care takers of this place >> as well as for all people who is reside in their traditional territory. we recognize we benefit from living and working on their traditional home land. we wish to pay respects acknowledging the ancestors, eldand relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. clothes. stand with mow to recite the pledge. [pledge of allegiance]om behalf of the board of supervisor i would like to acknowledg

and then from that, we learn how to go to mars the gateway. actually, it's in such a high orbit on the moon, and it could actually go from the moon to mars. but 1st, it needs to leave planet earth. each launch costs and estimated $4000000000.00. nasa is feeling the heat from critics who say, author miss is a costly waste. technicians said i fixed the fueling problems, though they still can't guarantee a successful lift off. and before we go, his a reminder of our top stories. nato allies are expressing solidarity with poland. following reports, the russian missiles at the village, near the ukrainian border killing to holland has put its military on the lid. russia denies that its missiles have struck polish territory. incident came on the day when russia launched and the wife of miss al, strikes on targets across he cried, at least to have been killed. explosions were also reported in other cities. that's all for me. for now that we more news headlines at the top of the stuff sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're b

but then the mar-a-lago documents investigation, we saw that peak with the fbi search of mar-a-lago back in august. but that has been ongoing for several months as well. so, you're right. it will take time for this new special counsel to get up to speed here. and the big question is, how quickly will he act? will this be a wide-ranging investigation or a long investigation, as we've seen with john durham? especially complicating things, the fact that the former president will be running for president again at the same time this investigation is ongoing from the special counsel. so, a lot of outstanding questions here. >> and in fact i want to make sure kristen holmes is still with us because she has the reporting on the reaction from the trump team. it is so interesting, kristen, the law of unintended consequences because president trump, many people in his orbit, felt announced so quickly for another run at the white house in order to insulate himself from any indictment when, in fact, it was announcement that the attorney general just said was the catalyst for naming the special counse

all right, but we also that me and mars also on the agenda. what's being said there about the state of affairs in the, in more what really are there is a diverse clap of states. and so the concern is if you move into anything like eco now make sanctions against the member state, which myanmar are still is. then that is something that could hit you and on the way on the road into the future and could hit yourself. and so they're rather careful about it when, when it comes to me on mar, the opinion here really is, it is not as the i'm that failed, but it is military rulers and me on mar, that are not complying with what, as an agreed with them. some one and a half years ago. so the frustration about how bad things really are in me on my runs very deep. let's take a look at residential area in myanmar houses on fire. across the country. entire villages have been set ablaze. international observers say the military is behind the attacks. those who have not fled to violence are living in fear. uncle, when my cousin was shot in the street, he saw ju

a un investigation found evidence that the saudi leadership was responsible for the killing of to mar her short james. and for some time, her teacher was certain that justice would prevail. a research at tons, human rights defender had teachy jenkins has found a new purpose in her life cleese creek op water, a need, who are feature is o him. when a t more to marco's him on human rights, do not give up. that's why much in russia criticizing pollutants. war of aggression in ukraine is forbidden, but some courageous people have been publicly condemning the war despite the risk of serious consequences. ah, this was dennis scorpions walk to work for 10 years. he was a lecturer at the university of saint petersburg until he was laid off just a few days ago for taking part in a protest against military mobilization. he'd also joined earlier demonstrations against russia's war in ukraine gunderson. yeah, no. of course i'm sad all but this is what matters most to the basic distinction between good and level percent going to change we accept what is happening in silence. yes. and we more childr

{lit links with what can be discovered about mars?— about mars? of course.and this is approximately the same age as the sorts of materials we are studying at the moment at the surface of mars with the perseverance rover, and we believe at the margins of the rover�*s current locality, there are rock types, carbonate rock types that could potentially be reserved and traces of life similar to those we have seen here in the ancient rocks from australia the rocks on mars are approximately the same age and they were deposited in an environment that was reasonably similar to that which we see recorded in the ancient rocks, so we are hoping that these ancient traces of life can give us some ideas of the sorts of fossils we might search for on mars if, indeed, life ever emerged on the red planet. it is so interesting- — emerged on the red planet. it is so interesting. thank _ emerged on the red planet. it is so interesting. thank you, _ emerged on the red planet. it is so interesting. thank you, we - emerged on the red planet. it is so interesting. thank you, we will

supervisor mar. >> thank you. i would like to be added as a cosponsoringer and thank supervisor ronen for the leadership on this policy. >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor stefani. >> i would like to echo that and please add me as a cosponsoringer as well. >> thank you colleagues. i don't see anyone on the roster so we will take this item same house, same call and without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. [gavel] madam clerk please call item 23. >> item 23. this is an ordinance to amend the administrative code to exempt from property taxation real property valued 500 or less and possessory interest at 4,000 or less through the 23-24 assessment year. >> thank you mad madam clerk. i don't see anyone on the roster so we'll take this item same house, same call and without objection this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. [gavel] >> . madam clerk please call item 24. >> item 24. this is a res to approve a lease amendment for 1390 market street fox plaza with tv two mar

one of which is the investigations into donald trump at mar-a-lago january 6.ll talk about those later in the hour. and the other reason, and i know this sounds absurd, because who announces they're running for president just to troll someone else but that's what sounds like is happening here. the dynamic in play is governor ron desantis in florida is coming off big wins in his state. he's seen as inheriting the trump throne, maybe as a usurper, how much of an election that hasn't been fully called now to steal ron desantis' thunder, and do you think ron desantis actually cares? >> so, i was talking to a top trump adviser last night who basically said he couldn't wait. not that he was so excited. he couldn't wait, although that may have also been the case but he backed himself in a corner and at this point had no choice but to announce. in fact he thought that much of his party like the democrats and the media that it was going to be a red wave. he announced that night and he would be announcing. and then you see someone like ron desantis and we have reported t

ah, 2 years ago, the military seized power in me on mars. and many political refugees fled to thailand to live in exile for them. the prospects of a peaceful resolution and a return to home or slim. ah, sketching to relax during difficult times. this off student from me on mar, has been living and neighboring thailand since the military seized power in his country over a year and a half ago. he calls himself out, which is not his real name, but he's afraid of what the me on mar army might do to him. if he returns and has asked to stay anonymous. the 24 year old says the people of his country feel let down by the rest of the world. everybody kind of hope for any sort of interference intervention from the international community, especially from our neighbors. an honestly speaking, we have seen so many he statements released by international organizations. different countries fell apart from statements. i am not sure what we were kind of support. we've really cotton utah see ation of southeast asian nations as young which includes thailand, sa

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♪ ♪ ♪ tomorrow ♪this is a live look at mar-a-lago where at any moment we are expecting donald trump toe that he is running for president in 2024. and we see use has now reported that trump has officially filed his paperwork for that run, and we are monitoring that speech, if and when trump does make that announcement, we will be sure to let you know. we are also keeping a close eye on the developing situation involving a russian-made missile that landed in poland today, killing two people. poland, of course, is a nato ally, so this has huge implications for america's role in the ongoing conflict between russia and ukraine. president biden recently convened at an emergency meeting with other world leaders at the g20 summit in bali. he said religious will conduct an investigation into what happened before determining next ups. he also said preliminary information suggested that it was, quote, unlikely that the missile was fired from russia. we will have more on that developing situation this hour. we are also still continuing to get results from races that have yet to be called in the mi

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including at mar-a-lago. aisle is repugnant and dangerous and it must be forcefully condemn. we have lots to talk about. here i am glad to welcome my sunday worn morning power political panel. so michael singleton is a political, consulting former republican contributor to the boston globe. crystal vault alex is a former senior adviser to the biden campaign, the former president of the latino victory project, and an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, good morning. thank you for being. here for michael, i will start with. you let's assume that donald trump is telling the truth that he did not know who nick fuentes was well at that dinner. what does it say to you that trump has yet to distance himself or disavow any further connection with fuentes now that he knows who he is and what he stands for? >> i mean this is par in the course for donald trump remember charlottesville and david duke? i am not surprised by this at all, katie but i will say that i have several advisers to the former president, and let me

first spotted nie mar. when the future star was 5 years old, former football player name our senior, had taken his son to watch him play musical him out of the bunker. i saw this child climb up and down the stands with an unusual agility. he had quick reflexes, body control, and the makings of a star son. i asked to meet his parents and started training him in indoor football . and until he was old enough to move on back, she will help me mar, joined the. you have links of the santos team. santos is one of brazil's biggest teams with a glorious past. it has been the breeding ground of many stars, notably bella. and it was here that ne mod made his professional debut at 17 and where he reached international fame. while playing for santos, ne mar averaged a gold every other match and helped the club when the prestigious li, but the lord is the team's 1st. since the sixty's during velez time from there, he went on to play for barcelona until 2017. when he signed a record breaking, 260000000 dollar transfer dea

mars is not our final goal. t humans throughout the solar system is our goal and we want to be able to do that in a thoughtful and methodical way. this is a tall order, so the key thing was to think about. bob number three associate administrator. you've got to have a rocket and a way to be mobile on a surface of the moon so you can accomplish your science objective. science is very important. we are blessed to be guided by the survey. i can tell you having lived on the space shuttle and build the international space system in the way that we operated on the shuttle, short duration missions, very focused on a specific major payload, very fast operations focused on getting up, getting something down we don't operate the space station that way. we have science going 24/7. the roles and responsibilities change and it's the things that are important. when we started doing short duration trips and then longer operations on the surface of the moon, impartial gravity focused on science, we are going to learn again. we

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so news from mars. compounds. you could explain the importance of that discovery and how much more likely that that makes it that there was life on mars at some time. >> yes, of course. what we've found from data come back from the rover and studied over the last few months is that we see rocks, these are rocks that have been formed through volcanic processes which also were effected by the action of liquid water and that is interesting and exciting because liquid water is one of the key ingredients you need for life to start. so if you've got the chances life being on mars, you need to be somewhere that had liquid water for a period of time and we have got good evidence for that. now that is combined with the fact that we're seeing using instructions like sherlock was an instrument i'm involved with chemical molecules made of the elements, carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen and sometimes with sulfur and phosphorous and other things and those are really important because you need molecules for life t

he spoke last night while attending a gala at the mar-a-lago estate.enouncing the investigations involving the january 6 insurrection. president trump: this horrendous abuse of power is the latest in a long series of witchhunts. it started a long time ago. the investigation was dying, dead, or over, especially after the record-setting 40 point loss of liz cheney and the great state of wyoming. i thought that put the final nail in the coffin. geoff: despite his characterization, federal investigators recovered hundreds of classified records improperly retained at his mar-a-lago resort. we will have more later in the program. president biden spent the day at the white house after a lengthy trip to egypt and asia t attend his granddaughter's wedding. in a ceremony on the south lawn, naomi, the eldest daughter of hunter ben married. the wedding is the 19th in white house history. it comes a day before president biden's 80th birthday. still to come, the latest from kyiv as the war enters its 10th month. a conversation with bluegrass legend. >> this is pbs n

donald trump's hopes for a red _ mar—a—lago. donald trump's hopes for a red wave _ mar—a—lago.ashed _ a red wave and the midterms were dashed on— a red wave and the midterms were dashed on the rocks of reality. it was really — dashed on the rocks of reality. it was really a few days ago felt that these _ was really a few days ago felt that these elections would repel the former— these elections would repel the former president to a remarkable comeback, — former president to a remarkable comeback, whether as now, i think a lot of— comeback, whether as now, i think a lot of republicans will be reeling and wondering whether they should continue _ and wondering whether they should continue to support him. at the same time, _ continue to support him. at the same time, and _ continue to support him. at the same time, and the republican polls are different. — time, and the republican polls are different, a prospect for the florida _ different, a prospect for the florida governor, the republican florida _ florida governor, the republican florida governor, have gone up considerably. he

she's not the only election denier to visit mar-a-lago.rump's former attorney, rudy giuliani, he's been there. as well as former national security adviser, michael flynn. flynn pleaded guilty twice to lying to investigators about his conversations with russia's ambassador before trump art denton. georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who's known for previously -- qanon and spreading misinformation about covid-19. she posted this video for trump at the club in march last year. >> it's great to be with marjorie, very special person. she's out there fighting hard. at mar-a-lago trumps also met with longtime confident, roger stone. who trump pardoned. stone, had convicted of witness tampering, obstruction, and making false statements during special counsel, robert mueller's investigation. stone posted video of their embrace at the private club back in april. >> roger. >> how could i not -- >> another gassed who garnered attention, mike lindell. last year, or long after trump lost the 2020 election, lindell interviewed him at mar-a-lago