, by the way, yes, that’s why mars, yes, i named him after the planet mars, but he ’s very strong, atselected for the pony, specially collected, they collected various dry herbs there, the water just soaked everything, a huge bag is enough for a year, that's the minus. what kind of things he has just so that our viewers look for what we need to focus people’s attention on, buy and then he grows up. for some reason everyone thinks that mini pigs are little pigs, in fact, yes, in fact, because of this there are a lot of refusals, it is clear that this is very it’s bad, so the hooks are left without a home, one of the minuses is the weight, it’s also not even the height, it’s the weight, plus he rips off our wallpaper, well , that is, there was a period, a transitional age, when he tore off our wallpaper, then he stopped, he repeated after the cat, then he switched to artyom’s shirt, he began to dig up buttons. well, unfortunately, there are simply no doctors, there are very few doctors for exotic animals, and especially good ones, that’s why they, their body is very similar to a human’s

>> authorized armed agents to use deadly force in the mar-a- lago raid. that is insane. is there any justification for that? >> absolutely not. my mind is a prosecutor goes to, maybe they wanted the engagement of force. maybe they wanted to come in without fbi, without doj, without all of that, so that they could engage in deadly physical force. >> why is merrick garland prepping for a possible shootout? >> deadly force, does that mean joe biden was authorizing the fbi -- if it came to that and he resisted arrest, it would be okay to kill donald trump? >> that is what it seems. >> that is just a sample of the coverage. it got spun up as basically a biden assassination plot against donald trump and of course trump himself jumped on the conspiracy bandwagon. he blasted out a fundraising email trying to make money on it. breaking, biden's doj was authorized to shoot me. joe biden was locked and loaded, ready to take me out and put my family in danger. now as we have seen, as i just told you about the guy who was threatening the fbi agent, those words are obviously very dang

because we need to go faster to mars. chemical propulsion will get us there in seven or eight months. nuclear thermal, nuclear electric can get us there faster. the reason that is important if we can go fast, we don't have to stay on the surface for the first time, second time, a year or two until the planets realign, we would have a chance of getting back so we can go for a short visit, test what we need to with all the systems, the equipment, the spacecraft, the landers, et cetera, and get back. and i think the nuclear thermal and nuclear electric is the propulsion of the future >> if we get nuclear propulsion, sign me up, i would be happy to go. thank you very much, i yield back.>> and i also want to say, the end of the story about deke, he ended up flying, he did an experimental medical procedure and it worked on a heart murmur, and he was able to fly, years later and that was a good thing, but just think about all the time he had to wait.>> that is a very good thing. okay, the gentleman from california, mr. mullen, f

mars is seven to eight months away. unless we develop the new technologies, such as propulsion of nuclear thermal, nuclear electric propulsion that could get us there faster. if we go conventionally, six, seven, eight months, then we are going to have to stay on the surface a very long time until the planets realign to get back in seven or eight months. so these are all a part of the challenges, but they are also exciting problems to solve. and we will keep those grants going to universities, because that is a main source of the research that we do at nasa. >> thank you, sir. mr. chair, i have another question i was going to ask, but i'm out of time, so i will follow that to the committee. through this budget process, congress will recognize the crucial progress of this research to help bps and nasa fully realize its mission. with that, i yield back. >> i would like to know recognize the gentleman from ohio. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's good to see you again, administrator. it was good to see you in ohio just a coup

no usar colores muy brillantes cuando estemos en el mar para evitar enfrentar un tiburÓn.mbio climÁtico en los ocÉanos, en el agua que se va calentando. seguramente tambiÉn estÁ cambiando la manera de actuar de estos animales. >> asÍ es. asÍ que bueno, tomar precauciÓn, estar pendientes y. y esperemos que no hayan tantos incidentes como estos en el futuro. >> y el verano apenas empieza, asÍ que atentos. gracias. mire. >> y bueno, seguimos con mal tiempo despuÉs de un fin de semana de muchÍsima lluvia. tambiÉn calor de costa a costa en el paÍs, en agua estÁn sufriendo unas inundaciones histÓricas que obligaron a rescatar a cientos de personas atrapadas por el agua, mientras que varios miles tuvieron que evacuar sus hogares. mÁs de 2000 viviendas, lo que ha llevado a declaraciones de desastre en varios condados. >> por otro lado, el calor extremo no da tregua de costa a costa del paÍs. se estima que mÁs de 60 millones de personas se encuentran bajo el embate de las altas temperaturas desde california hasta nueva york. un azote que se espera siga el resto de la semana en el s

>>> a hole on mars getting attention once again by space enthusiasts, this photo captured on nasa's marseconnaissance orbiter. an astronomist tells us it's likely an opening to a lava tube. nasa has a long term goal of sending humans to mars. when they get there, they'll have to stay a while because of the orientation of mars and earth's orbits. >> one of the reasons we're interested in them is they potentially are sites astronauts could use to build habitats that protect them from radiation and from meteors. >> it could still be decades before astronauts actually make it to mars and there are a lot of questions scientists still need answered, including maybe the biggest is there or was there ever life on the red planet? >>> from the red planet to our planet, paul heggen standing by with a look at our weather and it's hot on mars and it's going to be hot here, too. >> it's going to be toasty for inland parts of the bay area, but along the coast and along the bay temperatures are going to be several degrees above average instead of way above average. it's going to be a one-day heatwave in

among the concrete blocks, millions of eyes look at us, divide into venus, on mars we will put on sunion, you and i are uninhabited, millions of eyes look at us, look at venus, on mars we will put on sun protection, you and i are out of orbit, let us not know from books or on... and what will the new day be like, in the wind, and the world will not even dare to question, this tart taste of our bright feelings, millions of eyes are looking at us, here on venus, on mars we will put sun-protective, with you out-of-orbit millions of eyes look at us, hold on to venus on mars we will put on the sun protective ones, you and i are in the out-of-orbit, lower-orbit, when was the graduate, making a wish? and you know, to be honest, i had some kind of strange graduation, because we were all driven in, i studied at a school in yasenvo, we were driven to a recreation center, in belyaevo, in belyaevo, with other schools, so the singer akula performed there, in my opinion. acid dj, acid, well, we somehow, in short, i don’t know, we are with our party, with the guys with whom i communicated, we sat an

has nasa reconsidered the approach for the mars sample return? is nasa still targeting a total project cost of $3.5 billion? >> $3.5 billion is unrealistic. i pulled the cord on it, mr. chairman, two weeks ago, because the independent review boards had said the cost was going up to $11 billion. and, it was very possible that we were not even going to get the sample back until 2040. that is simply unacceptable. so, what i did, i said, i want to go out to all nasa centers, including the jet propulsion laboratory. i want to go out to industry, which we now have done with a request for information. to come up with new ideas. i checked in yesterday with the head of the jet propulsion laboratory on how their ideas are, and they are quite excited about coming up with new ideas that can bring that cost down and get that sample back earlier. >> certainly, we wait with enthusiasm. one last question, in october, the president submitted a domestic supplemental request to congress requesting funding for a u.s. orbit vehicle to safely decommission the iss, and

, you and i are uninhabited, millions of eyes are looking at us, dividing venus with mars, we will putd i are not orbital, may we not find out from books or news how there will be a new day. windy swamp and the world won’t even dare to question it, this is the tart taste of our bright feelings, millions of eyes are looking at us, pointing at venus to mars, we will put on sun protection, you and i are out of orbit, millions of eyes from... we are looking at venus to mars, we will put on sun protection, you and i are in the non-orbital, lower orbital, we were driven to a recreation center, to belyaevo, to belyaevo, with other schools, it means that the singer akula performed there, according to -i think, acid dj, acid, well, we somehow, in short, i don’t know, we were at... a party with the guys with whom i talked, we sat, chatted in the fay and didn’t let the building out, that’s when it was possible go out, and then i left, i performed at some kind of graduation, returned to my guys, and we went for a walk, went to meet dawn, stuck in until 9 am, then we realized that we wouldn’t see t

counsel jack smith revealing never before seen photos, how classified documents were allegedly stored at mar-a-lago. victor oquendo now from florida. >> reporter: tonight, special counsel jack smith firing back against donald trump's claims fbi agents tampered with boxes allegedly containing classified material, discovered when they searched his mar-a-lago estate. in a new court filing, prosecutors with their most detailed description yet of how trump allegedly "personally chose to keep documents containing some of the nation's most highly guarded secrets" among a "cluttered collection of keepsakes" including "newspapers, thank you notes, christmas ornaments, magazines, clothing, and photographs of himself and others." trump's lawyers claim prosecutors have not preserved the boxes in the exact manner in which they were found, insisting they were manipulated. prosecutors say that's just not true, saying the haphazard manner in which the boxes were packed and stored by trump made it inevitable that the contents inside would shift. they blasted trump's claims as the "latest unfounded accusations again

what is the difference between sirius and mars?, that is, the fact that we did tests, wrote in writing, now this is no longer there, now all this is computerized, this is once, then the use of artificial intelligence, necessarily, that is, you already kind of use it to... process this data, then new experiments that appear and are being tested now, which did not exist then, then, now the appearance of new equipment, then that’s when i had any pro a 3d printer, we were just dreaming, now it already exists, then what else, well , science does not stand still, that is , the tools that scientists use, they are all new, that is, the culture of handling the same 3d printer is simulators, simulators , new simulators, that is, we only had a treadmill and a regular strength training machine, now this is a training device that can be installed there at our new russian station, that is, constant development is underway, that is, sirius is radically different from mars, uh, just a new level, yes, well, idleness, new experiments, yes, it’s the

it also means men, mars, and beyond. >> i agree. example, we never want to give up this incredible scientific research in leo. we are on the cusp of major breakthroughs coming up on pharmaceuticals for disease. let me give you an example of two. number one, keytruda , and effective drug for cancer. the cancer patient has to take it intravenously, frequently, over long periods of time. they have, with that drug, found out how, through protein crystal growth on the space station, how to make that drug into a shot instead of intravenous, so that the patient can go in, get a quick shot at the doctor, and that's one example. stem cell research being used on a whole plethora of diseases. what happens when you grow stem cells in 0g? you can grow a lot more of them. on earth when you grow them, they all clamped to the bottom, and a lot of them die. in space, they are suspended and they don't die as much. you then freeze them and bring them back. and that is just in its infancy in research, but there's a lot of promise there. >> thank you fo

that language, not unique to the search of mar-a-lago.fact, it was the very same policy that the fbi used in their search for president biden home as well. anything throughout the process of recovering the documents from mar-a-lago, trump got an unusual amount of leniency including the fact that the fbi notified the secret service for executing the warrant. oh, one other thing. trump and his family were not at mar-a-lago while the search took place. none of those backstop trump's allies from amplifying his life. >> they are saying trump will unleash assassination squads on his enemies but biden unleashed armed agents into trump's house , authorizing them to use deadly force. they were looking for a little action. >> something could have gone down at mar-a-lago the on looking for the documents. >> why was merrick garland prepping for possible shootout? >> merrick garland issued a kill order for president trump. >> all of that was cause for concern. in a recent filing as judge cannon imposed a narrow modification to the true -- terms of tru

>>could still be decades before astronauts actually make it to mars.there are a lot of questions, scientists need answered. including maybe the biggest is there now or was there ever life on the red planet? well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we are streaming 24 7 on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 3:00. i'll see you then. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from pfizer. - it's so fun to watch jessica in this space. - this is a look at those clouds right now in real-time, but let's head underneath this cloud layer and take a look at our ra

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what do you think it might be like to live on the moon and then mars?e station, first of all. when the sun is reflecting off this sphere, it's notjust...you know, a crescent moon, a sliver in the sky. it felt like you could just reach out and grab it, and i think made me realise how incredible it is going to be to send human beings back. and there's incredible scientific questions we're going to be able to answer. we're planning to return to the moon, but this time, to the lunar south pole. so we'll be exploring a different area than we visited during the apollo era. answer some really fundamental questions not only about the moon's formation and its geology, but about our entire solar system. you are part of the artemis team. the artemis 3 crew is the one, i suppose, that everyone wants to be on, cos i think that's the one where the people are going to stand on the moon. are you in with a chance of being on artemis 3? of course. everyone in our office dreams of the opportunity to be part of those crews. you wait and hope. but the really cool thing is e

that language not unique to the search of mar-a-lago. it was the very same policy the fbi used in their search of president biden's home as well. if anything throughout the process of recovering those documents from mar-a-lago, trump got unusual amount of leniency including the fbi notified the secret service before executing the warrant. one other thing. trump and his family and even at mar-a-lago while the search took place. none of those inconvenient facts stop trump's allies from amplifying the lie. >> there isn't trump will unleash assassination squads and is enemies? biden unleashed armed agents in his health authorizing them to use deadly force.oking for a little action. >> something could've gone down beyond looking for the documents. >> why was merrick garland prepping for possible, what, shoot out? >> merrick garland issued a kill order. >> for jack smith, that was real cause for concern and in a recent filing, he urged judge cannon to impose a narrow modification to the terms of trump's release to limit what he can say. trump

someone may be digging holes on mars right now.take so much time to come back to earth if you took that mission. >> i have a whole list of people i'd be happy to send. let's take a live look outside this morning. where are we right now? looking at the airport, talking more about travel. no one is going to mars but they may be jumping the pond and going to london. >> have you seen the martian? i feel like we should not be talking about those things so excitedly just yet. i would offer them a cup of coffee. >> to martians even drink coffee? clearly we have deep questions. >> well they are building pools out there. let's take a look at what is going on outside. you notice that there were clear skies directly over sfo and in the distance there is june gloom and that will be the case for us through many areas along the peninsula. as you take a look at the bay bridge, just from our live cam, we are singing cloudy skies and gloomy conditions widespread through the bay area. through this afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine, holding on

it expect it to be cooler at the top we did not expect it on mars.— did not expect it on mars.bout planetary formation in the solar system and beyond. tithe planetary formation in the solar system and beyond.— planetary formation in the solar system and beyond. one of the things it is incredible _ system and beyond. one of the things it is incredible is i system and beyond. one of the things it is incredible is that i system and beyond. one of the things it is incredible is that there i system and beyond. one of the things it is incredible is that there are i it is incredible is that there are specific routes we are taking in terms of exploration but it is things that you find out by accident that can move science forward. absolutely, that is a wonderful thing about science and nature, it is so rich, there is always something to find. so new technology and cameras, new calibration to the european partners lead to some wonderful discoveries and there is so much untapped potential in the solar system and elsewhere. itruthfzit solar system and elsewhere. what would ou solar system

the scientific expedition to mars has been announced since 2018, then on the 24th , the end of the yeareen postponed until the end of this year, and this is not a good idea, but our comrade, yazep drazdovich, on this planet is already in and out of existence pad servile apisanne, and dachshama illustrated ceremonies attacks from other heavenly targets. from fridays to saturdays, i often work on a kalyagadzinnaya vandrovachka for months, in the countryside with the gray sky of zen, in bachya shmat in vadapad, tsyasin, astravo, bachya... belarus, the kind of leaping nature, the sharpness of the stones of the cassela, the moss-covered stones of old graves . for years, they were parochials on other planets, they came from poor gentry, such people were called sharachkova, because the people were not frocks, but shera and woven adzenne, the darlings of the nava did not have their own land, and as a prakarmica. got caught up in someone else's arats, taking the rent, for the scene of the punka, the sharpest galubian cannon, becoming family for this one, life there, although he was not rich, but

al mar, al mar! jesÚs: hasta el fondo! jessica: pero tienen que meterse! completos., y otro dato importante que ha quedado bien grabado, que que vean lo importante, de otro lado tiene la firma y porque estas aquÍ el dÍa de hoy. quÉ significa jenny para ti? >> muchas cosas es que me emociona y no sÉ quÉ decir. fue una gran mujer y apoyÓ a muchas mujeres. luis: todos traen las cobijas, fotos. camisetas. ahora, en la cuestiÓn por supuestola familia rivera siempre hay una que otra controversia y estamos esperando si es que los hermanos de jenny rivera se dan cita ese dÍa hermoso. todas las diferencias que quedan de lado y me marginÓ que los papÁs van a estar presentes el dÍa de hoy. y que fue su momento de uniÓn para celebrar la memoria de la diva de la banda. les vamos a mantener informado y maÑana le vamos a contestar los detalles. la estrella nÚmero 2783 del paseo de la fama de hollywood. [cantan] elyangÉlica: gracias luis justo elyangÉlica: gracias luis justo hoy, lupillo rivera confiesa oh, ¿prime day es el 16 y 17 de julio? con todas estas ofertas, podría ser más q

del mar, orange county. and santa anita raceway in los angeles and those are the last racetracks that we have in the entire state now that golden gate fields has shut down or will shut down tonight for the final time. andria? >> cars set on fire, lasers, fireworks. the scene in the middle of san francisco's embarcadero last night. this is right under some muni lines. we've reached out to the city to see if the lines were damaged, but have not heard back. there was a second side show in the city near valencia and cesar chavez. in oakland, activity on grand lake avenue near lake merritt stopped traffic at the intersection just outside the grand lake theater. no word on if any arrests were made there. >>> in fact a man is being detained at the hospital and booked into jail later this week after a fight left one person dead, several others with stab wounds at lake berryeesa on saturday. it happened around 5:00 yesterday evening at oak shore area. one person was shot and killed. a number of others were stabbed. t

michelle: —— el mar no es desconocido para luciano.

this is a photo captured from the mars recognizance orbiter.mers tell us that it is likely an opening to a lava tube. >> as nasa has a long-term goal of sending humans to mars, when they get there they will have to stay a while because of the orientation of mars and earth's orbit. >> one of the reasons we are interested in them, they potentially are sites that astronauts can use to build habitats to protect them from radiation and meteors. >> it will still likely take decades before astronauts make it to mars. the big question, was there ever life or is there still life on mars? >> looks pretty empty to me. >> but who knows what is in that hole, right? >> i hope it is not with teeth and claws. >>> taking a live look outside, we will stand on the very top of this, and it looks like the view from mt. diablo. just, talking about what will be happening this week. >> a little bit of everything this week-the rain. a big warm-up tomorrow and then back to average as we wrap up the week. right behind me is all that june gloom, you can see from our rooft

no es lluvia, no es inundaciÓn por precipitaciones, es inundaciÓn de agua salada, porque el mar se hae puedan estar cayendo ya en las prÓximas horas de 3 a 6 pulgadas torÓn, san luis potosÍ, tambiÉn asÍ el Área de tampi pero ojo, luego de este disturbio existe otro detrÁs que inclusive el centro nacional de huracanes estÁ monitoreando. se encuentra actualmente sobre roamÉrica. para el fin de semana alcanzarÁ la bahÍa de campeche y tiene un 50% de oportunidades de desarrollo hacia donde se va a dirigir? me clino pensaamentee nu hacia mÉxico, llevando mÁs lluvia y riesgo de deslaves e inundaciones eieza esta temporero tambiÉn el calor no se ha ido, no se detiene y hay que resaltar el hecho de que va a continuar hasta por lo meel fin de semana. inclse va a ear plificando la cobertura de ese anclo si ustese fija en boston, en hartford, connecticut, en nueva york, en filadelfia, se encuentran bajo vertencias de calor excesivo, inclusive vigilancias de calor excesivo. son 95 millones de personas, asÍ de amplio es el impacto de esta ola de calor en boston. 97 grados son 23 grados por encima

they revealed that when the fbi searched mar-a-lago in 2022, the agents were authorized to use “deadlyif necessary. which is standard operating procedure whenever the fbi executes a search warrant. but in the magaverse, it's a plot to kill donald trump! [ laughter ] klan mom led the charge, she wrote, "the biden doj and fbi were planning to assassinate president trump and gave the green light. does everyone get it yet? what are republicans going to do about it?" what a rich imagination this woman has. [ laughter ] you'd almost think she has the brain of a child, you know? [ laughter ] so the fbi felt the need to put out a statement saying, the fbi followed standard protocol in the search, as we did for all search warrants. no one ordered additional steps to be taken, and there was no departure from the norm in this matter. but did that stop the right-wing outrage machine from spinning like mad? of course it didn't. >> fox news alert. a major bombshell in the trump documents case. the fbi authorized the use of deadly force. >> the department of injustice effectively put a shoot to kill

, a dead planet, so mars also has a core, mars has a core, but yes, but apparently there is no outerergence of life in the current configuration, problems. there is another example, so to speak, commensurate, so to speak, possible, that could happen in 10 years, for example, yes, look, this is again from my field, since i am a geophysicist, yes, there is such a topic as geothermal energy , now everyone is saying, there is green energy, it is geothermal, yes, that is, we extract heat from the earth to heat kamchatka, of course, even geothermal stations. to a tablet of this shape, which means that it is immersed in the earth’s crust, so to speak, the body is partially molten, in some places and completely molten - the rock itself, which is, here it is this source, it is about 2 km in diameter, they are called peripheral and is located shallow, there plus or minus two kilometers from the surface, so the subvolcanic structure is naturally , and an eruption actually occurs from it, so we drill wells, which means we surround it in hot... rock, not in the eye itself, of course, of course, y

with the nuclear codes offered as one of the toppings at mar-a-lago's waffle bar?l, turns out, that scandal is exactly much worse than we could've thought, because we just learned that his lawyers found classified documents in donald trump's bedroom four months after the fbi search of mar-a-lago. [booing] oh, my god. the only thing more shocking to find in donald trump's bedroom would be a current wife. [cheers and applause] "what are you doing?" so, these documents spent as much as four months right next to donald trump's bed. explains why the stamp changed from "classified" to "kill me." this new information is from a disclosure of an opinion right? a disclosure of an opinion written last year by u.s. district judge beryl howell, who was furious that trump still, inexplicably, had more documents, writing "notably, no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss the classified-marked documents found in his own bedroom at mar-a-lago." now, to be fair, trump rarely goes into his bedroom. as we've recently learned, he does most of his sleeping in cour

first seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago? it was a decision that halted the ability of doj's prosecutors to review the documents and a conservative appeals court, including two trump appointees rebuked her by reversing her ruling, but they described as untenable and allowing the doj to resume. its investigation that led to trump's indictment. attorneys who have practiced before, judge cannon tell cnn for drawn-out decision-making process, isn't unique to trump's case attorney saying she is not efficient, calling her indecisive and noting she just seems overwhelmed by the process. some of the defense attorneys who asked cnn not to use their names also say she is typically tough on criminal defendants and she is a very prix horse sentencer, but they questioned her decisions on trump. one of them saying she's certainly playing a different game with the current defendant before her trump's former attorney though, argues her decision so far are about what he would expect in a criminal case. beginning stages, there's a lot of peopl

en viÑa del mar . 87 residentes del complejo del edificio debieron ser evacuados.sa, Ómicron dos, un refrigerador, un televisor un lavabo y una ducha. pasamos a los deportes la selecciÓn colombiana de fÚtbol derrotÓ a bolivia en partido amistoso y aumentÓ a 23 los partidos de invicto en la era del tÉcnico nÉstor lorenzo. ♪ ♪ >>que tal, un gusto saludarles. vamos a la informaciÓn de los deportes. de cara a la copa amÉrica, siguen los amistosos internacionales . y colombia se midiÓ ante bolivia. la primera jugada, rebote sin portero. arias abrÍa el marcador. despuÉs 20 minutos mÁs tarde. cÓrdoba aumentaba la ventaja . y dÍas desde los 11 pasos ponÍa cifras definitivas. no te pierdas el arranque de la selecciÓn mexicana. este 22 de junio ante jamaica. el 26 se mide contra venezuela y el tricolor enfrenta a ecuador el 30 de junio. vamos ahora con actividad del mlb. en angeles contra los rayados. la novena de los Ángeles se impuso cuatro carreras a tres sobre san francisco. abriÓ la pizarra con jonrÓn de dos carreras . pero llegÓ la remontada de los gigantes en lasexta

the campaign marred by political violence with dozens of candidates killed. what the election means for u.s./mexican relations. >>> the pressure building on benjamin netanyahu to accept the gaza cease-fire deal, but he's facing pushback from his coalition. could this cost him his job, and will hamas accept the terms? >>> opec nations agree to extend production cuts. what this could mean for gas prices as we head into the busy summer months. >>> plus, the frightening scene at a monster truck show. a truck pulls down power lines forcing spectators to scramble. multiple injuries reported. >>> and america strong tonight, the americans who helped win world war ii return to france, receiving a hero's welcome. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. a wind fueled fire scorching thousands of acres. california's first major fire of the year has prompted evacuation orders. residents forced from their homes in an area 60 mi

trump has also asked judge cannon to dismiss the mar-a-lago case.bly she's acting for the supreme court to act and could apply their ruling to the facts. but today was about the unlawfulness of the appointment of jack smith. one is under the appointments clause of the constitution and another is a clause dealing with appropriations. the arguments are essentially that jack smith is being paid through an appropriation to the justice department that shouldn't cover people like him if there they're operating independently of the department of justice, as the special counsel's office has argued. with respect to the appointments clause, their argument is essentially that merrick garland didn't have the power to appoint jack smith because there is no statute into which he falls and if he's not being supervised, then he required senate confirmation, which he hasn't had. >> how many more hearings before she might decide on a trial date? >> i don't know how many more hearings. you know, katy, the stack of motions before judge cannon undecided is only growing

donald trump set to huddle at mar-a-lago today with his most powerful ally in washington as presidentformer president as a convicted criminal in a massive new ad buy. the maneuvers from both sides ahead of their first debate next week. >>> a new phase in israel's operations in gaza, and netanyahu disbanding his war cabinet. what does it all mean for the war against hamas? >>> scorching heat from detroit to boston as wildfires rage in california. the extreme weather that's turning this summer into a slow broil. >>> good morning. thanks for being here. it's 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin this morning with the intensifying race for the white house today donald trump hosts house speaker mike johnson and the head of the campaign committee working to elect house republicans at mar-a-lago to talk strategy, while president biden is seeing green coming off a record fund-raiser, raking in $30 million at a hollywood event with big-time stars in attendance. nbc's vaughn hillyard is tracking the latest with the trump campaign. allie raffa is at the white house. al

o terminamos la semana en el paraÍso terrenal rodeados de sol, arena, mar y sobre todo amor dominicanotodo, prepÁrate para lo que viene en el show de farÁndula mÁs visto de la televisiÓn hispana, la biblia del chisme y el entretenimiento. ♪ ♪ raÚl: bienvenidos al gordo y la flaca para terminar esta semana, seÑores desde repÚblica dominicana donde lo hemos estado pasando de maravilla, con este tiempo que mejor no puede estar, estas playas bellas y la atenciÓn todos los dÍas mÁs de lo que no puede esperar. >> con cada uno los empleados le decimos que tiene que estar orgulloso del tajo que se estÁ haciendo, especialmente en esta Área, quÉ te puede explicar? una semana inolvidable, hemos disfrutado, han sido 40 de nosotros presentes del equipo de univisiÓn, gracias de todo corazÓn en nombre de todos nosotros. raÚl: ayer fui a comer con lili y me amargÓ la noche, me amargÓ la noche y le voy a decir porque, anoche era el primer debate presidencial, le dije lili, no lo quiero ver porque no quiero sufrir, no, ponte a verlo, tÚ verÁs que todo va a estar tranquilo, sseÑores, si uno piensa que un

is the ultimate destination mars, set up a base on the moon and on to mars?in two camps in the space program, one says the moon has very little military value. three days to go to the moon, it means the moon is simply not that important. other people say wait a minute. mars is two years away and as a consequence the moon is what we have right in our grasp and that should be the focus of our near-term policies. there's a split among space enthusiasts as to whether the moon or mars should be our short-term or long-term goal. ashley: i could speak to you for hours but television rules won't let me. i really appreciate it and hope we talk again soon. home prices rising more than expected, up 7. 2% in april. can't seem to crack the housing problem. we bring back scott martin, talked at the top of the hour about the fed, we may have to raise rates, that won't help the problem, is it? >> reporter: let's look at home prices in the us, here we are. enjoyed that interview. mars and the moon are the solution. they issues in the housing market is supply, the problem is w

a hole on the surface of mars as they want to get to the bottom of this. the future mission to mars. >> and he was so loved by his family that they would pry. >> he's a part of their baseball history, but who was he? the family behind the oaklan >>> this is the high-rise camera, taking so much for them to go through it as they went through it as they say the popular scientist is that the holes like that near the base are the openings. >> and now as they would have a long-term goal of sending humans to mars. when they get there, they'll need to stay there. >> that's one of the reasons that they could use to build the habitats that will protect them from the radiation and for meteors. more than 50 years, so it will be a while before they make it bark with a lot of questions to mars. and any thoughts? >> right, tossing me with that easy one. look at what's coming our way as they are marching their way back. tuesday is the top. not as hot as we were a couple days ago, but close. another heat advisory. we will talk norman, bad news... i never graduated from med

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reporter: we have not come a good evening norah, former president trump spent the day at his home in mar-a-lago, but he did talk with todd blanchette to his side, lasting less than half an hour, answering questions about its personal background, criminal record, and employment history, they will prepare a report for judge juan merchan on with a sentencing recommendation. and new polling shows a majority of likely voters feel that the conviction is not a major factor in november's election. the top issues being the economy and inflation where trump has an edge. and you can tell in the coming days, sources tell cbs news that both donald trump and president biden will make pitches to workers and labor unions to try to support that

say it's invalid in the mar-a-lago case. so what's really at stake here so nothing really in the sense that the law requires that she validate jack smith's appointment and it's not disqualifying jurisprudence on this goes back to 1988 when the independent council statute, which proceeded special council appointments when the independent council statute was fully vetted in the supreme court in upheld the dc circuit has upheld the special counsel appointments as evan pointed out, other district court judges have done it. >> this has been routinely litigated it's not going to be routinely litigated more. >> i mean, the mere fact she's having a hearing rather than just nine emotion as judge shailen pointed out, previously on cnn, is silly. >> the fact she doesn't deny most of these motions without a hearing is silly. the fact that trump can get a hearing on the flimsiest arguments is shocking but the other thing is more fascinated about tomorrow's. yeah, she's she's not just listening to the parties to march. she's opened this h

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i will say red because mars is the red planet. what have you got? i will go with number 4, yellow. stuart: a trick question possibly? lauren: you said i can't pick red. the answer is blue. totally not blue. it's brown. stuart: at all has to do with the light spectrum and what particles are in the atmosphere, the atmosphere on mars is filled with fine dust. the way refracts light makes the sunset appear blue. now i know. i thought it was a trick question. great week. thanks for everything. coast-to-coast starts now. ashley: roaring kitty speaks

personas entrenadas para desplegar estos drones. >> otra manera de ayudarnos a estar seguros en el marendo el significado de las las que las autoridades colocan en las playas. >> dos banderas rojas indican que el agua esta cerrada al publico. >> una sola bandera roja es senal de alto peligro y fuertes corrientes. >> cuando hay una bandera amarilla, la recomendacion es tener cuidado. >> la bandera verde significa que el peligro es minimo y si podemos entrar a la mientras que una bandera morada alerta de vida marina peligrosa en esa zona. >> un hidroavion choco contra una lancha en vanco uberr, canada, dejando varias personas heridas. >> despegaba de la terminal c cerca de cold harbor, cuando impacto la embarcacion en la que tambien habian varias personas. >> las autoridades dijeron que todas fueron rescatadas y l llevadas al hospital donde se recuperan. >> la junta de seguridad en el transporte esta investigando el accidente. >> nacional y convoco a el elecciones legislativas tras la derrota de su partido este domingo en los comicios para el parlamento europeo. >> m akron se dirigio a l

the purpose of this meeting, which was conducted remotely, trump at his mar-a-lago estate, is to help the officer prepare a report with a sentencing recommendation for judge juan merchan. trump was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels. he has attacked the verdict and the judge over and over. >> i just went through a rigged trial in new york -- with a highly conflicted -- and i mean highly conflicted -- judge, where there was no crime. it was made up, fabricated stuff. >> reporter: no word on what trump told the probation officer today, but her report to the judge must include trump's own description of his crime, whether he accepts responsibility, and anything he wants to say about why he did it. unlike most convicts, trump was allowed to have an attorney with him for today's interview, which is generally intended to provide the judge with a more rounded picture of the person about to be sentenced, including their personal, financial, and professional history. we're told this interview lasted just under a