those projects is that good for nasa or is that competition? >> good for nasa and the nation. primarily because they help us to bring launches back to american soil, whether it is for cargo or people and so i would say they are incredibly value to this country. >> administrator bolden, i know your name came up. didn't it take a private meeting with president obama to convince you to do this? >> i would have taken the private meeting with the president for any reason but it did. that meeting was not where the question was popped. it was -- that meeting was to talk about my ideas on the space program and nasa. it wasn't billed as an interview for the job. i didn't get the invitation until a couple of months later. >> what goals would you say you have left, things you want to accomplish? >> making sure we are on a steady path to mars. that we can get there in the 2030s is the number one thing i'd like to see. we are a lot closer than ever before. getting astronauts able to fly on american spacecraft, getting the sls and orion flown, the deep space vehicle to carry astronauts arou

. >> today, we begch with nasa. the space ageacy was founded 58 years ago and landed astronauts on the moon a full 47 years ago. nasa's new goal is to get humans on mars in the next 20 years. in the middle of a new space race and that' our cover story this week. >> in 1961, president kennedy pledged to land astronauts on the moon. by 1969 millions of americans watched it happen from their living room tv sets. >> that's one small step for man. one giant leap for maukind. >> nasa's space success continued in the '70s and '80s until disaster. in 1986, the space shuttle "challenger" exploded 73 seconds crew members were lost. 2003, the space shuttle "columbia" broke up before landin and all board perished. less than a year later a new vision fd or nasa including humanu exploration of mars beginning with the space station. scott kelly returned from a nearly year long mission testing the impact of lonk duration space flight on the human body. nasa is testing the spacecraft, to take people further in to space. the first cr

my chances for become a nasa astronaut were one in a thousand. dcan't we do it commercially? i say maybe i can create a prize for private space ships. it was back in 1996, we announced a $10 million prize. spaceship 1 the pred says to spaceship 2 -- predecessor to spaceship 2 won that prize. it proved that be space ships could fly people into space safely and that's where we are today. >> where does this go? finally people on that very long list including yourself who are going to go into space, okay great now we've got a little bit of space tourism. where does this lead? >> everything we hold in value on earth, are nearly infinite quantities in space. construction materials, life forms we're going to find and it's about getting access to these resources to benefit people on earth but also the fact that we're becoming a multiplanetary species during our lifetime. my friend elon musk wants to get people to mars by 2025. >> possibly, no one can be argue with dates anymore. >> i have four and a half-year-old boitionand ahalf-a young family. it's an

nasa is scrambling for answers. scott budman is at nasa in mountainview for us this evening. this kepler telescope is a big deal. what's happening with it? >> yeah, it really is. kepler, as of tonight is stable, but there are still a lot of questions to be looked into. the famous planet hunting telescope, which you may remember launched originally back in 2009 went into what nasa called emergency mode late thursday night forcing its to burn more of its fuel than engineers hoped. those working here at nasa ames in mountainview are trying to figure out what happened even as kepler righted itself earlier today. >> first, we have to get control of the whole spacecraft, get everything back online, reboot everything. understand what caused it to go to emergency mode in the first place, then we'll start thinking about when we'll get back to collecting science. >> kepler is given credit for discovering nearly 5,000 planets. it operates about 75 million miles away from earth. by the way, emergency mode puts the spacecraft in sort of a hibernation where it conserves fuel to protect and

nasa is going through that data right now.hese deep space missions to mars, we have to really understand what's going to happen to their brains whale they're up there and in regards to the hi-seas mission, it highlights the element of crew cohesion. you have to make sure you select astronauts that are going to work well together and the future astronauts are not going to be the same types of astronauts we send to the moon, those steely eyed pilot types. >> i'm going to ask what everyone else watching this is thinking and wondering. six coeds alone in a dome for eight months, did any relationships develop under the dome? >> you know, pamela, we are all animals and we all have sexual needs and desires and i spoke with the participants about this topic. and they mentioned to me that they did all get together and talk about how they felt about relationships developing inside the dome. and they told me that relationships did bud while they were in there but wouldn't give me details because what happens inside the dome stays inside

for now nasa's only option seems to be russia.ex has another big launch planned for friday. it will attempt to deliver supplies to the space station. module thatflatable may one day be used for space hotels. it brings us a step closer to space taxis. eric: there are two things that spacex needs to achieve tomorrow. the first is getting this rocket and his cargo successfully to the space station. in june of last year for last time you tried to deliver failed andhe rocket it was a catastrophic explosion. they have recovered from it and they have launched rockets since then. not to the space station. they also need to nail the landing. it is so is been exciting to watch takeoffs. notice time to watch them land. as the video indicated making these launches reusable is the key to getting the cost down. amalie: what is the timeframe for passengers? when can we get a human into space on this? there is no timeframe because there's is so much ground work left to be done. as for space tourists go. 2017 they may be shuttling the first profes

nasa checked the weather at each site for smooth flying. >>> nasa just released this video of the aurora borealis from space. it looks almost fake. it's real. the time lapse shots come from the international space station. video company harmonic was hired last year to help launch the 4k cameras that captured all of this video. isn't that cool? >> yeah. beautiful shot but not as cool as the shots that you always show us in the morning. >> i can't wrap my head around that! i think if i was to go up in space i would go nuts!! it's just too much! i can't handle it! too much for the senses. it's so beautiful. a look from the transamerica period we have blue and gold. good morning. we have high, thin cloud. we have clouds. another morning in which it's extremely mild 60 in san francisco after yesterday's record tying event 83 degrees, set a record in 1914. so gives you a good idea it's never this warm or hot at this time. year but you will feel a cooldown today. i'm looking ahead towards wednesday and thursday. increasing cloud cover and notice increasing chances of rain. we have that chance o

budget, nasa's share is kind of pocket change.g to numbers from the office of management and budget, total u.s. outlays for 2016 are estimated at $3.99 trillion. nasa's request would earmark $18.529 billion. >> larry: don't get me wrong. $18.5 billion is a lot of money. that's like four uÜber trips during surge pricing. [ laughter ] it's a lot. but it's only 0.46% of the budget, whereas in the '60s we spent an average of 2.5% of the budget on nasa. nasa is our old boo. [ laughter ] we don't prioritize it like we used to. [ laughter ] sorry, boo. [ laughter ] and the result is that some of the most exciting innovation is coming from private interests that will own humanity's access to space and do with it whatever capitalism tells them is most profitable. all right, fine. if that's all we got, that's fine. i mean, when i was a kid, i dreamed about getting onboard the starship enterprise. now it's got to be called anheuser-busch presents the starship bud light lime-a-rita in partnership with enterprise car rental. [ laughter ] [ che

how did a telescope go missing and what is nasa doing about it? >> scott budman is where experts are trying to unravel the mystery behind the kepler telescope's latest issue. >> a very expensive mystery that may have a happy ending how a space telescope suddenly went missing and how a space agaencya working to get things back on track. it's been called the planet finder, the kepler space telescope giving us and nasa hope that there are other life forms, not to mention thousands of other planets out there but the $600 million spacecraft caused a square recently. >> we hoped it would never be in morning mode and experience it. >> the kepler mission manager here at nasa. he says the telescope has been located but there are still a lot of questions about just what happens to it. >> first, we have to get control of the whole spacecraft, get everything back online, reboot everything, understand what caused it to go to emergency mode in the first place then we can start thinking about when we'll get back to collecting science. >> they are still searching

the nasa ames official says life on x will focus on reducing risks to nasa space mission as well as hardware and software in the field. they plan came a year ago. >>> the governor tomorrow is set to sign and finalize the state's landmark minimum wage deal. critics say the move will kill jobs and raise prices. the governor says the plan does so in a responsible way, and provides flexibility as economic conditions change. under the plan the hourly wage increases to 10.50 next year and then go up each year, reaching $15 in 2022. >>> san francisco may become the first city in the u.s. to offer fully paid leave for new parents. supervisors are slated to vote on tuesday whether to prior private employers to pay 45% of worker's salary during their six-week family leave. combined with existing state leave pay the measure would prevent employees to take a pay cut when they're at home with a new child. i. >> drew tuma says get ready. >> microclimates in full play. the coast was cool next 50s. inland, sunshine, got them near 80 degreesed one more day of this spring-like weather. numbers ahead in the ac

it invol >>> a major milestone for nasa.t held the largest test yet for its unmanned aircraft systems this morning involving nearly 2 dozen drones flying simultaneously around the country including at moffett field where kiet do reports. >> command, this is texas. we have all four started up and their taking off now. >> reporter: at nasa ames in mountain view a bit of aviation history. nasa is conducting the most complex test of its air traffic management system for drones. >> command this is virginia. we have two airborne here. >> reporter: 22 drones at six sites around the country from alaska to texas all being tracked simultaneously in real time. after working on this for a year and a half the team is all smiles. you look like a proud father. >> yeah. it's a pretty big step for us to see the system working across all these different areas in the u.s. at the same time. and the system performing as we expected it to. so yeah, it's kind of a proud moment for all of us that are involved. >> reporter: the drone pilots send in

and to help prepare, nasa has created a risk map.t shows regions most susceptible to the disease due to climate, socioeconomic factors, and proximity to highly infected areas. for more on the potential spread of the virus, i'm joined by dr. william -- at vanderbilt university. thank you for joining me. now, the map looks alarming. but how big a health threat is this in the united states? >> it is a potential health threat. we're all concerned about it. the public health system in all of those states that are on the map, they are all alert and they are preparing for zika. and they are communicating how to be prepared down to the county and the cities across there, because if zika is introduced during the mosquito season, and we expect introductions, the localities must be prepared to respond. jane: do they have enough money and what does that preparation look like? >> well, i can assure you we never have enough money and public health, but everybody is doing the best they can. and they are repurpose thing some moneys. it is education

it's all part of nasa's new television service called nasa tv uhd. that is so calming. >> you can see how fast it's >> what a way to get some rest. >> is it nap time yet? >>> stephen colbert had a big guest on his show last night -- donald trump -- sort of. >> thank you for joining us, mr. trump. >> hello, new york! you made me your emperor. woo! >> you said you want -- i want to get this right. you said you want to bring a touch of showbiz to the convention. what do you mean? >> that's right. the democracy is a snooze fest. you got to jazz it up. >> how will the glitter and glamour translate to the convention? >> glad you asked. first, i gold plate the entire city of cleveland, including the people. then i ride in and on a chariot. then take my throne and announce my vice president prime. together, we will transform america to be great again. roll the credit. >> celebrating birthdays today 65 and patty is 67 and this guy is 65. thanks for watching. thank you for watching "early today." we will see you back here tomorrow. e you back here tomorrow. re

. >> nasa is planning a new cybersecurity facility at moffett field.uld use cutting edge technology and rely on the bay area's tech rain power. a nasa official said that griffin x will foe kiss on reducing cyber based risk in outer space. the project now is in a proposal stage. the plan came about a year ago after diagnoses between nasa officials and silicon valley tech executives. >> and now, a website is report ing that software is placed on your computer when oculus is running, collecting information what you are doing, where you are doing it and your body dimension. the information can be used to market and advertise directly to you. in addition, the agreement gives them the right to use anything you create using a headset. facebook has not responded to the privacy concerns. >> back to the break in at make a wish, tens of thousands of donation stolen and the latest in the investigation and the darryls on it is believed to be an inside job. all the california high speed rate gets another look from the state lawmakers with a big change being question

roifrps at nasa ames are trying to drait a low altd attitude version of the high altitude air traffic,000 jets a day. >> this is north dakota. we have our third bird in the air. >> reporter: this is the first time they've tested 24 drones flying at the same time as far away as alaska texas virginia and new york. the klaus-based system used algorithms and sends an alert when they stray from their flight plan. it's called management by exception. >> we want it to be fast and we want basically to only know when the problems could arise rather than watching the regular things. >> reporter: it's projected there could be 2.2 million drones flying at low altitudes for delivering packages or inspecting bridges or power lines. they will need to coexist along with drones operating by hobbyists. >> we're still at the stage to define when do you have to alert somebody these are the questions we're asking right now. as we develop these ideas, this platform allows us to test those out. >> reporter: nasa has been asked by the faa to come up with a workable system by 2019. >> one moan knnolithic syst

so nasa, you'll enjoy watching. new ultra high-definition 4-k footage of the earth from orbit. it gives the astronaut's perspective of the planet. it is part of nasa's new television service and to me, it has such a calming effect. >> it shows you how fast you're moving in space. usually you see a still picture or slow-moving video. it's cool. >> it's cool to know we're traveling although we don't feel like it at all. i'm betty nguyen. don't forget to like us on face pack. >>> we'll get to last night's election news, but first i'm sure you all saw this. >> breaking news, in the past few minutes we have learned that harriet tubman will replace andrew jackson on the face of the $20 bill. >> yeah! whoo! >> this is long overdue. harriet tubman is an american hero who risked her life repeatedly to fight slavery. so it's going to get a little awkward in your wallet when she runs into washington and jefferson. [ laughter ] and it's truly exciting to have a woman on the 20. although unfortunately due to the wage gap it's on

nasa will provide technical support without financial support in exchange spacex will provide nasa withanding data. elon musk founded spacex more than ten years ago with the goal of colonizing mars. >>> members of the house voted today to name the bison in the national mammal of the united states. congress wants to elevate the bison's stature to that of the bald eagle. supporters of the bill say the bison has played a significant role in american history and to native american cultures. the measure will be taken up by the senate for final passage this week. it will then go to the oval office. >>> a canadian researcher say that one minute of hard exercise can provide the same health bern fits of 45 minutes of moderate exercise. they compared sedentary men -- 45 minutes of continuous cycling. both workouts had warm-ups an cooldowns. researchers say for both groups muscle content and oxygen and insulin levels improved equally. many people cite lack of time as the main reason for not being active. researchers say this study shows that people can get health and fitness benefits in just a few

nasa uses the satellites to monitor the vital signs on earth and released the picture of a solar flare, you can see the flames shooting out from the sun. the solar flares are bursts of radiation that are power will. not strong enough to disrupt g.p.s. and communications on planet earth. it accident even look real. >> cool. youtube has upgraded video streaming with 360-degree viewing. >> 360 degree live streaming to youtube you can move left to right and up and down and you can get complete news of events like the performances at this weak's coachella music festival. >> apple confirmed date of the worldwide developers conference in mid-juan and will announce the future of the software and demonstrate ios10. some apple fans figured it out by asking siri. >> how machine time as day would you say you unlock the phone? >> apple has thought of that and said on average each user unlooks the iphone 80 time as day, five times an hour or every 12 minutes and that does not account for looking at it without unlocking. >> too much time on the phones. >> speaking of the iphone, siri cannot weapon a

nasa just released this video of the aurora borealis from space.rom the international space station. video company harmonic was hired last year to help launch the 4k cameras that captured all of this video. they want to release more videos like this in the future given a different perspective of earth. [ laughter ] >> roberta, you just can't wrap your head around it, right? >> she loves it. >> i just can't comprehend it. my senses go nuts. i can't -- it's too beautiful. >> have you ever seen the aurora boreal? >> i was at white horse in the yukon and -- no. i just had it in my head! [ laughter ] >> you're going nuts. [ laughter ] >> the light on the bay bridge with all the cars coming in. metering lights turned out at 5:31. all approaches bogging down, as well. roads slowing down this morning. conditions along patterson pass. traffic alert both directions west of midway for an accident where a vehicle went 60 feet down the hill. so it's going to take time to get it up. so expect close yours through there using an alternate in the meantime. 580 not

>> reporter: take a look at nasa-tv right there.e left, spacex has successfully landed, the first stage of its falcon 9 rocket, on a floating drone ship for the first time. you can see it there. a huge cheer went up at the spacex mission control in hawthorne when they tried it. tried it four times before. fifth time's the charm. it is more expensive in some ways to do it this way and yet easier because of the trajectory. it is easier to get the rocket out in sea rather than try to bring it back to land. this is a big milestone. that's johnson control and that's nasa right there. the other thing that's happening right now is the dragon space capsule is starting to separate from the second stage. it will now head on to the space station, a huge, huge milestone for spacex today. >> guys, this will be a new movie re machai pfeifer. >> amazing called "we land." >> sort of taking this in stride here but this is an amazing accomplishment. >> this is rocket science, it's amazing. >> absolutely. >> i was expecting to see the cheers go up and

. >>> nasa unveiled a high-definition 4k footage from the earth.levision service called nasa tv, usd. >>> stephen colbert had donald trump on his show last night, sort of. >> thanks for joining us. >> hello, new york. you've made me your emperor. wooo! >> you said, i want to get this right. you want to bring a touch of showbiz to the convention. what do you mean? >> democracy a snooze fest. you gotta zass it up. >> i gold plate the entire city of cleveland, including the people. then i ride in in a chariott. together, we will transform america to be great again. roll credits. >> made me almost bigger than him. maybe. >> i don't think so. >>> turning to cleveland to gold sounds fun. >> celebrating birthdays today, who is the boss, tony danzu, pat patti lupone, 67. and iggy pop. i'm alex witt. thanks so much for watching "early today." we'll see you back here tomorrow. two serious crashes---all within the last few hours--- on interstate 80 by the carquinez bridge. >>> two serious crashes all within the last few hours on interstate 80. the first invol

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. >>> nasa is trying to wake up its cepler space probe this morning. the little spacecraft that could. it has been searching for planets like earth and it it has found hundreds of them but last thursday the probe went dark and nasa scientists are trying to figure out what to do. sam and laura, i don't know if you have a favorite especially probe, but kepler is mine. the guy behind it invented the technology in his head years ago and couldn't get anybody at nasa to listen to him and he swore it would work and finally he was like, fine, we'll build it. it has worked spectacularly. >> until it has gone dark. >> it nailed hundreds, even closer to 1,000. >> i think i could. >> when you say the little space probe that could. what is your favorite space probe? >> that's her's, too. >> get emotional. >> there's a children's book in there somewhere. come on, guys. >>> 5:18 right now. thanks, scott. dust storms. take a look at this. you see how bad they could be? they triggered two multi-car crashes. this happened in northeast arkansas. zero visibility condition

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. >>> nasa's space telescope has taken you in to a cosmic family photo opportunity. >> nasa says the photo shows half a million stars clustered at the center of the milky way. astronomers estimate it holds 10,000,000 other stars, they are too faint to catch in the image. >> it makes me feel small. >> we are but a bit in the universe. that shows us. puts it in to perspective. >>> shows you how much we are learning from the hubble. friends in greenville doing the work. weatherwise, couple of showers out there, things are wiin and there over the next couple of hours, get ready for a big cool down. april started today. if it's your birth, happy april fool to you. got a couple of friends who are april fools. we call them that. my good friend steve in easton, he is an april fool. showers approaching dc, the heavier stuff early scooted out of here, 50, 55 miles an hour, briefly severe. the shower that was in western howard, that's falling apart. two showers, weakening over the last 10- 15 minutesm one west of dale city, the other west of warrenton, zooming in to this, heavier downpours, thi

look at this, a nasa satellite dedicated to watching the sun captured the phenomenon saturday eveningare knocked out radio signals for a time and nasa says it's tracking a sun spot in the same area for the last week and a half. >> wow. >> speaking of sun we have seen a lot of it in the past week. >> it's still pretty bright out there and will be nice for the rest of the day. >> unless you are an allergy sufferer. >> we have precipitation free conditions out there what a stretch this has been. looking outside above chopper 6 hd. what are those ducks in the foreground? you work on that rick. i'll walk over here. sunshine early and a few high clouds filtering in. 76 is your current temperature, that is right. we are really zooming at noon. wins from the north-northwest at 16 miles per hour. it's getting breezier, we started with the calm winds and they are picking up as expected. as we look at the temperatures, there is cooler air up north and west of philadelphia and they are beginning to ride in. with the high clouds, there is a frontal boundary in the process of passing through and wi

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get a load of this new nasa video.t's footage showing the aurora borealis anro >>> take a look at this. this is new footage from nasa showing the aurora borealis. >> i'm familiar with the aurora bo borealis. >> time-lapse photography, of course. nasa launched the tv ultra-high definition tv service. that is super cool. >> it just looks fake, right? it looks like the animations that you do in the weather department. >> that's the beauty of -- >> have you ever seen it in person? >> no, i haven't. you can see it up pretty far south now. >> really? >> quite a sight to see. weather fanatic in those places of the country. here's a look at the weekend forecast. make sure to get out there and enjoy. it's not going to be as hot, not like we saw last weekend. >> we have yard work to do. get out there and enjoy the rest of your day. we will see you tomorrow. >>> of we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> he's beside himself with excitement. there he is. huge wins for donald and hillary in new york. welcome to "access hollyw

. >>> nasa is thinking outside the capsule when can comes to the future of livable quarters in space. the space agency is experimenting with expandible could live and work. they weigh less and take up less space on a rocket than typical living structures. nasa says, if successful, these units could pave the way for moon bases and mars expeditions. >>> firefighters in florida have been battling wildfires this week. several homes were lost, but a bear cub was saved. poor little guy! meet smoky jr., named by the firefighters who saved him. the crusade they were battling the flames when smoky jr. came wandering out of the woods. >> he's got some minor burns. looks like on the bottom of his feet, maybe on his lips. but you certainly survivable if cared for. >> so cute. smoky jr. will be rehabbed by wildlife experts and let back into the wild. >>> the end of an era. the last "american idol" was crowned last night ending the iconic talent shos's 15 season run. 24-year-old trent harmon earned the show was a ratings powerhouse during its early run that has seen sharp viewership losses in years

nasa telling us that the $600 million cepler space telescope slipped into emergency mode while it was teep in space last mode. it shut down to preserve its engines. fortunately, nasa engineers found the spacecraft over the weekend and they were able to point its communication's ant n antenna back towards earth. >> we were able to downlod logs to determine what went wrong. >> credited with discovering nearly 5,000 planets since it launched only seven years ago. >>> coming up next, a morgan hill personal trainer accused of sexually assaulting women and underaged girls. we'll hear from some of the alleged victims. >>> we will have mild temperatures the next couple of days and getting ready for a rain before a warm up. i'll talk about all of that coming up in the microclimate forecast. plus-- a tst >>> i'm bob redell a popular gym owner here in the south bay arrested now facing charges of sexual assault. that story coming up. >>> a tourist killed in san francisco. the details we're just learning about the suspect accused of beating him to death. >>> making some serious changes. the improv

nasa will provide technical support but not financial support.change, spacex will provide nasa with entry and landing data. elon musk found spacex with the goal of live on mars. >> couple was murdered if their him and now their son is under arrest. >> teacher accused of using a >> teacher accused of using a fame online persof young boys. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >> from san jose, the son of a san jose couple found murdered over the weekend has been arrested. matt keller at the santa clara county sheriff office office with the details. san jose police said that oldest son was a suspect but only they wanted it talk to him but that has changed. a person hatching his name and age is now in custody at the santa county clear jail. the department of corrections show that rabbi was booked into jail with no bail allowed for the 22-year-old. san jose police cannot locate him when the parents were found shot to death in their him on sunday. golam and shamima rabbi were long time san jose residents and

nasa scientists hope the new map will help the u.s. target future search and destroy missions for infected mosquitoes. >>> the singer who day beaud at notice is being called on againton to step in -- debuted at the met with five minutes's notice is being called on again tonight to step in. >> he got the chance when the lead singer suddenly got sick during the show. with five minutes to get ready he couldn't get into costume, so he simply put on a black cape over his t-shirt and jeans. the audience went crazy. francisco will perform again tonight. >>> mcdonalds in new jersey is testing out a new concept. there is no door or tables or chairs. just a walk upwind dough. mcdonalds is located on 12th street two blocks from the holland tunnel. the fast food chain says it creates a faster way to get your food. same calorie count, same fat content. it is the first of its kind in the northeast, but there are georgia and washington state. >>> the man that brought us the jingle that was the anthem for summer has now passed away. less wrote the ice

that prediction coming from nasa. the space agency also says the mosquito which transmits zika is expected to spread further north and live long they are summer. miami-dade county leads all counties in the nation with confirmed zika infections, 39. nasa's new map ranks the regions most at risk. these cities in red. miami, orlando and from new orleans to charleston. orange indicates a moderate abundance of the mosquito. the cities in yellow rank low. miami-dade spends $1.6 million a year on mosquito control. is asking the state for more, but isn't panicking yet. >> we feel we are prepared, and we have the resource we need to be able to dot appropriate spaying, the appropriate surveillance, the appropriate educoutreach. >> president obama is requesting $1.9 billion in emergency funding to fight zika, which causes brain defects in babies. but in the senate, republicans sent a democratic spending spree. >> they haven't told us what the plan for the use of the funds is. >> the zika bill failed to get a vote this week. publ

the insight lander is a real program that lockheed martin is working on with nasa, and that's why we say this science isn't fiction. and what the students will be able to do, it simulates the surface of mars, and the students will be able to participate in a virtual reality session with their smart phones exploring the surface of mars. they'll also get to take a ride in the f-35 fighter jet. they'll get to fly the fighter jet, the newest generation fighter jet. we have all kinds of exciting things for our young people to do. and some of not our own people to do. >> meeta? >> yes, we are excited to be featured at the chevron stem zone, another very large exhibit. we are going to be helping kids think about chemical engineering by making lip balm. we're going to be thinking about electrical engineering careers, by making beautiful l.e.d. lights, and thisou festival. we're very excited to be there. >> it sounds very exciting. jobs in science and technology, engineering, and math are expected to grow by more than 20%, by 2018. that's twice the rate of the country's overall labor force. s

nasa and its partners plan to use expendable habitats to make it cheaper and easier to keep astronauts in space and on other planets for longer periods of time. humanss the future and will be using these kinds of modules as we move further and further off the planet. i think it really is the next logical step in humans killing off the planet. -- getting off the planet. reporter: since nasa retired its space shuttle fleet five years ago, it is increasingly looking to private companies for rocket and space station construction musk spacex, owned by elon come is constructing the rocket and spacecraft for the mission. bigelow aerospace has designed and built the expandable module. after dropping off its cargo, the spacecraft is acted to return to earth loaded with scientific samples in a months time. amazing stuff going on there in outer space. let's get a reminder of our top stories. an important arrest in belgium. a man thought to be mohamed abrini, the fugitive suspect of the november paris attacks and last month's brussel bombings, has been arrested. inecond wave of deportations line w

i saw that a nasa administrator predicts that we're on track to get humans to mars by the year 2030. actually a lot of people who want to sign up for the trip. when they asked those people if they're ready for a lonely life where they can only communicate through a screen, they were like -- what's that? >> great angle there. i'm dara brown, this is "early today." i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good mornings lead

. >>> and on nbc news.com, nasa's kepler planetary probe powers down to unexplained emergency mode.primary planet-hunting probe, and engineers are scrambling to figure out what's wrong before it runs out of fuel. the problem is the kepler spacecraft is 75 million miles away from earth. >>> well, the death toll from a tragic fire in india has reached a staggering 110. the fire started in a packed hindu temple during a religious festival when its unauthorized fireworks display went awry. more than 380 people were hurt. police are searching for the suspects who fled after the accident. >>> last night while visiting mumbai, britain's prince william and wife kate offered their condolences for the victims. >>> the u.s. coast guard has rescued two kayakers who went missing off the gulf coast. the two men in their early 20s were expected back saturday evening. an overturned kayak was found about four miles offshore and two miles from where the other kayaker were located. the coast guard says rescuers are searching through the night. >>> and spacex successfully arrived at the international s

that space exes cargo ship just arrived at the international space station, more than a decade after nasar private companies to supply the iss after the shuttle's retirement. king is following the story live in our miami bureau with more. reporter: what a weekend for space acts. the private commercial space company based out of californi , tremendous historic and this weekend actually, a busy week, up 250 miles above us but take a look at the video from friday evening. this is the talk of scientific and space community. space x's first stage rocket falling all the way back to earth then blasting its engines again to stick the landing on its floating barge in the atlantic. space x headquarters in california just interrupted as the fifth time attempting this finally works perfectly. sunday morning the dragon cargo capsule arrived at the space station which is on the process of being unloaded of 7000 pounds of supplies and another space history moment, 10 years after nasa declared it was going to start outsourcing its cargo runs to private companies, for the first time through to commercial

nasa tells us the $600 million kepler space telescope slipped into emergency mode while in deep space last week. it essentially shut down to preserve its engines. fortunately nasa engineers found the spacecraft over the weekend and were able to point its communications antenna towards earth. >> we were able to download logs and files that were stored onboard. that's what we're using to decipher what went wrong. >> kepler's credited with discovering nearly 5,000 planets since it launched seven years ago. >>> how much for warriors tickets wednesday night? you better know somebody. we're back in a moment. high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability you can, keep calm, your internet's on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bay. the other one -- doesn't quite get the hype or payc >>> not just the warriors, there are two top teams in the east bay. the other one doesn't quite get the hype and payeck of the warriors but they are raising a lot of eyebrows. >> reporter: never in the 43-year existence of the program have the cal women's tennis team been atop the national rankings, that is until this year