told me, will congress let nasa make that shift? >> garver: probably not. >> whitaker: for the moment, the core stage for the first "artemis" mission sits in a test stand in mississippi, the same stand used for the "apollo" missions. it's awaiting a test-firing, after technical glitches cut the first one short. >> test director: and we got a shutdown. >> whitaker: there are six american flags on the moon, one for each "apollo" landing. but the newest flag there is chinese, left last year by a robotic lander that collected samples and brought them back to earth. beijing eventually plans to send astronauts. aren't we in a space race with china? >> garver: there is not a race to go to the moon. we won it. we won it six times. and i have no doubt that we will be back again, with people, before anyone else goes. >> whitaker: and charlie blackwell-thompson will be the woman to launch them, from her seat in the firing room. >> blackwell-thompson: we talk a lot about the moon, and i think the moon is phenomenal, and i can't wait to go back.

nasa has little time to enjoy the view of greater is stamboul with its population of over 17000000 and 161 shiny new skyscrapers over the past 20 years they've radically transformed the skyline. the team complete with cleaning equipment and buckets of water balance along the ledge. they proceed slowly secured by a steel cable. the red rope masses abseiling point. they lay mats under the safety ropes so they won't be cut through by the hour you many roofs shop and choose later on finally they can get down to work. by now or will have already overcome matter of fear she chanced us to make sure that she doesn't drop the spawn. move. faster so part of the aluminum 1st sod section by section. she and her coworkers have some extremely high brow discussions here. i've discovered a new movie a serious. have you seen it. you think. about you know emma there are ottoman folk poet. i really like it. and of. for cleaning and such lofty heights in all kinds of weather. gets has a passion. she and her male coworkers over 30 percent more per month than the average for turkey. the part of the job is m

but nasa changed. the problem with the shuttle program nasa was a research organization. it was not designed to be an operational organization but is not designed to run an airline. we were always caught in this dichotomy. we want to keep trying the shuttle there attempted to turn it over to contractors. something she really direct control of the people who do not have fry fits in mind just there to serve once we started flying lots and lots of missions in the early show program there's assessments were going to fly 50 missions a year or week you cannot deal with four shuttles you cannot do it with the kind of staffing we have. we did flight 12 in one year. got really, really busy. we tried to systematize everything for that every flight controller seat exact same set of failures in their training and when they saw them all there ready to be certified. they were not developed the basic philosophical skills but yes they were checking off bits and pieces but they were not getting the subjective part of the thing. so they would do an evaluation they did not have their traini

it speaks to the power of nasa to draw in people. it worked for me and i had a long interest in astronomy ever since. >> how does spacex differ from other private companies, mentioned blue origin and a lot of people want to know your answer to that. >> so, those companies it is vastly different and it is because it is drawn from he sets the tone with this demanding workplace and the phrase in the book is he wants to make the impossible possible. he asks the great things but then he gives them the freedom to go out and do that. and he moves really fast and that is in direct contrast to a lot of the companies including blue origin. they hired a ceo named bob smith from honeywell aerospace and he was hired to kind of come in as the company moved from this shop to an operational company flying missions in space and contracts with the department of defense. smith made blue origin more like a traditional aerospace company. much more closer to boeing or sierra nevada or lockheed martin or spacex. as it is interesting there's a parallel in h

to bring down the cost of space exploration by competing for nasa contracts that allows nasa to invest in other areas of space and utilize innovations that taxpayers aren't having to pay for this kind of investment is also good for companies that look to improve satellite service in fact as space companies embrace greater efficiency and more commercial applications the global space industry will continue to grow and just a couple of numbers to keep in mind here morgan stanley has said that the global space industry could actually produce revenues of one trillion that's one trillion dollars budget. the year 2040 right now current estimates for global revenues roughly $350000000000.00. and been so. let's dig deeper into the private space industry with boom bust co-host christiane aaron peggle he's an adjunct professor of strategy and economics at de paul university with a focus in space commercialization thank you both for being here now aaron i want to start with you and this is the most simple question we talk about the private space industry what is the motivation behind private space

up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman more artist ever trained for this line of work call i be simply the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again and i did i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training them until 2016. ounces daily routine was very different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and envied the facade cleaners through the windows. uses mountaineering techniques and equipment ropes belt sand carabiners more art keeps a close eye on preparations the ropes have to be in perfect shape after all the workers' lives depend on. that 1st nobody believed nonce low would ever join the team herself. signal they said it was no use training me i wouldn't be able to do the job even my friends told me that. but at the age of 35 she knew not to pay them any mind today she sees herself as a pioneer in a job that no other woman in turkey dance. this time the elevator takes them up to the 35th floor from here it's just a few steps up to

that 1st nobody believed nasa would ever join the team herself. signal they said it was no use training me i wouldn't be able to do the job even my friends told me that. but at the age of $35.00 she knew not to pay them any mind today she sees herself as a pioneer in a job that no other woman in turkey does. this time the elevator takes them up to the 35th from from here it's just a few steps up to the roof. the team leader more our staff is proud to have a woman as part of his otherwise male team. landed in the up to the good usually busy mission aslam has proven that women can do this too. it doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman. over matters is whether you're able to do this risky work or not to get it that she was well before she repels down the facade naslund has to concentrate fully on the task at hand and a mistake could prove fatal and i have respect for every job no matter how high up it is yet once i'm roped up i feel safe you just look at that. nasa has little time to enjoy the view of greater istanbul with its population of over 1

cÓmo comenzaste a ser parte de la nasa?rolina: justamente hablando de ese niÑo que creciÓ en argentina,ustedes he anotado cinco victorias con la nasa y su familia dice que es un inmigrante que ha logrado mucho para estados unidos y el mundo... quÉ le dirÍa a ese niÑo pequeÑo que soÑaba con llegar al espacio? >> tiene que trabajar, seguir sus sueÑos y planear su carrera. tiene que sacar buenas notas desde el comienzo. que aprenda cuÁles son las Áreas donde esa persona es buena. tienes que buscar en el Área donde uno puede ayudar mÁs siempre es paso a paso. el primer paso es estudiar en la universidad en estados unidos y estudiar las materias correctas que me ayude a mejorar las posibilidades para trabajar en la nasa. carolina: gracias por estar aquÍ. hablando del espacio, se ha preguntado cÓmo serÁ el primer hotel espacial demostramos en minutos. primer hotel espacial demostramos en minutos. borja: ya regresamos. ana tiene tantas citas que le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instant

nasa's culture is very risk averse, rather plotting.cex is going as fast as they can moving forward and taking more risks. so the two cultures, i think there's been some clash. but i think it's also been good because spacex has helped staujy old nasa move along. and nasa helped spacex find some weaknesses in their system and address those before you get to human flights. >> i want to circle back to what we started with. and that is this techno king thing. there's been some concern expressed by some in congress, musk would smoke pot in a video podcast. he's made some strange allegations on twitter and some strange claims, funding for tesla. at the same time, he has made huge strides forward with electric cars and with private space travel. can you reconcile those two narratives for me, the same person? >> you know, i think, you know, musk is, on one hand, this sort of titan of business who has founded these two great companies. on the other hand, he's kind of this awkward nerd who is finding himself in this world of congressional landsca

nasa has to so part of the aluminum for sod section by section. and. she and her coworkers have some extremely high brow discussions here on i've discovered a new movie a serious. have you seen it. you think. about you know. our ottoman folk poet. i really like it. and of. for cleaning and such lofty heights in all kinds of weather. gets hazard packing. she and her male coworkers over 30 percent more per month than the average for turkey. the part of the job says more the challenge than the actual cleaning or making the ultra modern high rises bright and shiny. now we are 130 meters it is a wonderful feeling. i feel absolutely free. i don't have to rely on anything. it is that. trusts her team and our roads with our life. when i'm can move this here is my redline. and i'm a ball and it connects me with my life and my family ever been away and then my wallet. one thought this rope also holds all my dreams together they don't make it back about my job out here with my time there were some 1. 130 metres altitude as well it seems unlimited and on income bu

up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman more artist ever trained for this line of work. beats him the the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again and i did and i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training some of them until 2016. ounces daily routine was fery different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and envied the facade cleaners through the windows. uses mountaineering techniques and equipment ropes belt sands carabiners more art keeps a close eye on preparations the ropes have to be in perfect shape after all the workers' lives depend on them. that 1st nobody believed nasa would ever join the team herself signal they said it was no use training me i wouldn't be able to do the job even my friends told me that. but at the age of $35.00 she knew not to pay them any mind today she sees herself as a pioneer in a job that no other woman in turkey does. this time the elevator takes them up to the 35th floor from here it's just

meanwhile, nasa's confirming with kron 4 that the vacant property within the ames research center at moffett field in mountain view is being considered a location to temporarily house unaccompanied migrant children. nasa says the department of health and human services is coordinating a site assessment to see if they can use certain facilities there for future shelter

nasa is giving us an earful. and we'll give it a listen. >>> but happening now, tsa wants to hire new screeners by summer. they need extra workers full and part-time. >>> summer is the busiest time of year for the airlines, no matter what they say about thanksgiving and christmas. so they need tsa screeners. agents will screen an average of 9,313 people a day. that's the busiest they've been in a year. we'll be right back after this break. >>> the first day of service is reportedly not the best day of service for the oakland as east bay ticket site. hackers overwhelmed the site denying service to people who just wanted to get their tickets. yesterday was the first day single-game tickets could be purchased online. as management called it one of the worst attacks a ticket vendor has ever seen. the site is now said to be back up and running. we are sharing of resilience to look forward at the ways we might and hopefully will emerge from the pandemic. we're also looking back at the first photos taken before the covi

i always worry a little bit about nasa.eaucratized, i guess they're going to put former senator bill nelson, who was a former astronaut, in charge of nasa. i guess that's going to be biden's appointment. i was never crazy about him as a senator, but he is a patriot because he was an astronaut, i'll give him that much. but i think your point about the private side stuff, and you've got all these geniuses, put that to work. absolutely put that to work -- liz: larry? larry: one last point. liz: go ahead. larry: please, don't subsidize. let them run the money. maybe some r&d money, okay in but let them raise the private investment capital. they can all do it, everyone you mentioned. virgin airlines, bezos and, of course, musk. they can raise it privately. don't get into that game. liz: agreed. i agreed, but i do think, you know, without nasa you couldn't get spacex rockets up and vice versa. so it's just a fascinating new world for us. larry: did you agree? liz: we're going to watch at 4 p.m. eastern. larry: did you agree with

>> fueron varias decenas de personas que se reunieron aquí en la entrada de la nasa.do este centro de migración para niños estaría ubicado en la pista del despegue. estos manifestantes quieren que su mensaje sea oído antes de que se comience el proceso. >> estamos aquí protestando la posible implementación de un centro de detención para niños en el espacio de la nasa. >> (gritos). >> estamos desilusionados porque el presidente hizo una promesa a las personas cuando estaba postulando, que iba a regresar a los niños con sus familiares. y abrir un centro de detención no nos muestra esto. estamos viendo estos centros mal manejados, no adecuados para niños. >> esta organización está a la cabeza de la movilización, cuando representantes del gobierno se reunieron con la nasa para utilizar sus instalaciones. >> me da temor y tristeza saber que este lugar, este espacio para convertir en algo tan cruel. los niños merecen estar con sus padres, están aquí con su mamá como debe ser, así como los niños en el centro de detención tienen derecho. >> (gritos). >> según la oficina de ad

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that 1st nobody believed nasa would ever join the team herself. still now they said it was no use training me i wouldn't be able to do the job even my friends told me that. but at the age of 35 she knew not to pay them any mind today she sees herself as a pioneer in a job that no other woman in turkey dance. this time the elevator takes them up to the 35th from from here it's just a few steps up to the roof. of the team leader more our staff is proud to have a woman as part of his otherwise male team. landed in the up to the good usual business in oslo has proven that women can do this too. it doesn't matter if you're a man or woman. over matters is whether you're able to do this risky work or not to get it that he she was before she reptiles down the facade non-slip has to concentrate fully on the task at hand and a mistake could prove fatal if i have respect for every job no matter how high up it is it once i'm roped up i feel safe you just look at that. nasa has little time to enjoy the view of greater istanbul with its population of over 17000

up and back down safely nasa is the 1st woman more artist ever trained for this line of work. beats him to the training wasn't easy it was really hard on my arms hurt so much although during the training phase i just cried again and again. i kept thinking i'd never be able to complete that training some of them until 2016 . ounces daily routine was very different she worked inside high rises like this one as a receptionist she always watched and envied the facade cleaners through the windows . uses mountaineering techniques and equipment ropes belt sands carabiners more art keeps a close eye on preparations the ropes have to be in perfect shape after all the workers' lives depend on. that 1st nobody believed would ever join the team herself. since they said it was no use training me i wouldn't be able to do the job even my friends told me that. but at the age of 35 she knew not to pay them any mind today she sees herself as a pioneer in a job that no other woman in turkey dance. this time the elevator takes them up to the 35th floor from here it's just a few steps up to the ro

these were the people out front who were going to be face of nasa. she was able to do. >> the number of applications they got right after. >> in just four months. she did that. >> i love how she not only then recognized her role as a role model but then fully embraced it and spoke her truth fore in that moment. remarkable. >> coming up in our next hour, he called it it's mission impastable. we'll see how he changed his al dente dream into reality. >> coaches coming home. they were in the tournament as players. this year they lead their alma mater as head coaches. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday". advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo p plus yervoyoy is foror adults nenewly diagnod wiwith non-smamall cell lung canancer that h has spread d and that ts popositive foror pd-l1 and does n not have an abnorormal egfr o or alk ge. opopdivo plus s yervoy is the firirst and

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será ubicado a la nasa apenas dos millas >> noticiero telemundo 48 >> a las doce con doce.ciales. las respuestas pueden aparecer aquí en noticiero 48 al mediodía. >> vamos a la primera pausa, un accidente aéreo dejó sin palabras a vecinos de una urbanizacioción qué tal amigos? qué frío hace por las mañanas. todos los detalles al volver >> telemundo 48 y el departamento de salud pública del condado santa clara hemos habilitado una líea de ayuda para responder las dudas sobre el coronavirus. puede llamar al número en pantalla. expertos responderán a todas sus preguntas, ya regresamos >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> el choque de una avioneta contra un carro en movimiento dejó a tres personas sin vida. tiene más detalles de esta historia >> desde tempranas horas de esta mañana. investigadores regresaron a la escena al recabar evidencia del trágico y lamentable accidente involucrando esta avioneta. estas impactantes imágenes muestra cuando se estrelló contra un vehículo que transitaba, causando una enorme llamarada y humo por la explos l >> la avioneta cayó por ahí. >> rescatistaws lograron

she did mathematical type equations for nasa. what they didn't realize what she was more than just a pewter. -- computer. she was a mathematical genius. that is what katherine johnson was. >> godspeed, katherine. 4, 3, 2. >> john glenn said this computer that was built calculated his trajectory into space. he wanted that verified by catherine. he did not ask the mathematicians from m.i.t. did not ask the mathematicians from stanford or harvard. he asked the early and mathematician from west virginia state university to calculate my trajectory and make sure i get home safe. that says a lot about what catherine was not only two nasa but the individuals she worked with. they put their lives in her hands. what she meant to nasa was we won the space race. katherine johnson played a significant part in that. she is from a small town two hours from west virginia state university, white sulfur springs. we had the privilege before everyone fell in love with her, we had the privilege to have her little beautiful face on our campus at the t

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pesar del frío y la lluvia están todavía manistando frente a la entrada de las instalaciones de la nasales algunas cosas es liberen a los niños algo que me llamó la atención es que muchas familias vinieron con sus niños a hacer presencia en la manifestación el jueves pasado personal del departamento de salud y servicios humanos vinieron a las instalaciones de la nasa ella decía que aunque le den nombres diferentes al de una albergue el concepto es el mismo de la actual administración de un centro de detención estas fueron sus palabra >> hizo una promesa a las personas americanas cuando estaba corriendo para presidente que iba a regresar a los niños con sus familiares pero es por eso que los manifestantes están aquí dicen que la respuesta no es abrir más albergues sino que quieren que busquen alternativas para que los niños sigan con sus familias van a hacer acto de presencia al menos un par de horas más nosotros vamos a continuar con la cobertura noticiero telemundo 48 >> por incremento de menores de edad en la frontera sur el departamento de seguridad nacional han dado instrucciones a

la nasa surcara marte que llego al planeta rojo el mes pasado.a pieza del primer avion de los hermanos wright de 1903 >> la musica norteÑa hace h historia viva al incorporarse a registro de grabaciones. la melodia es parte de la cultura de este pais > "musica? >> que tal? buenas tardes, s saluda beleira. gracias por estar aqui. una comunidad trata de salir adelante por la muerte violenta en un sunpermercado. el acuasado de haber arrebatado comparecera ante una corte por vez primera. triene el relato francisco. buenas tardes. >> que tal? asi es, estamos en el mercado escenario de la m matanza tragedia. 10 personas murieron en este supermercado y vean como se ha transformado este sitio para impedir que la gente pasara para que se haga la investigacion. s e ha llenado ua cantidad de flores, mensajes de aliento. esta comunidad pequeÑa ha demostrado que se identifican con las familias de las vic victimas. a pesar que la i investigacion continua, 10 f familias hay destrozadas. cada vez hablan mas y su s testimonio son impresionantes. vemos como se esco

. >>> este jueves el departamento de salud y servicsión humanos con personal de la nasa visitaron estamara los pormenores, adelante . >>> buenas tardes, si es aprobado este centro temporal para niños migrantes quearia a 12 millas de distancia de san josé acá en la nasa, y son 891 hectáreas pero una organización dice que está decepcionado ante este anujcio. >>> instalciones de la pista de despegue de lansasa en mountainview pidra usarse como oalbergue tempraron para niños no acompañados que cruzan la frontera . >>> aunque este jueves la secretaria de prensa desalntó a los padres de no mandar a sus hijos por l afroenra solos y que ahora no es momento de venir, también el gobernador estuadi varias ocppone para abrir centros temporales para menores indocumentados , organización (en inglés) que aboga por los dehcos de los inmigrantes está decepcionada. >>> el presidente biden dijo que los iba a dejar todos libres. >>> pero la prioridad debiera ser otra. >>> conectarlso con sus libres . >>> según cifras tan solo en febrero se tomó en custodia a 9457 menores no acompañados , por medio de un c

nasa's jet propulsion lab tweeted the ingenuity helicopter, stored underneath the rover, is ready fordown on the red planet. it'll be at least another week before ingenuity takes to the skies above mars nasa says its first flight, which would be the first of its mind on mars, will be no earlier than april 8th. >>> in texas, the latest spacex prototype of the rocket was destroyed tuesday. it happened during a landing attempt after a clean launch t there was thick fog. the faa is overseeing an investigation. >>> pet owners, listen up. the new food recall for dog and cat owners, next. >>> and primed to iozeunni the landmark vote under way that could reshape the future of amazon world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. we do it every night. like clockwork. >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. do it! run your dishwasher with ca

we also have new sound of nasa perseverance rover rolling around on mars. we're going to tell you what it's in search of right now. plus -- >> back here on planet earth, the chinese and americans met for the first time since the biden administration started. and it went really terribly. we'll take a look at that meeting. let's take you out to the future. fed says that banks have to hold on to more money, just as much money as they did during the pandemic. that's got wall street disappointed. futures barely moving. you're watching today in the bay. >>> right now, 6:14. if you're heading to tahoe this weekend, take the tire chains. we're still seeing a mixture of rain and snow around squaw valley and alpine meadows for today. it does clear out this weekend, and we'll get some sunshine headed our way as our high temperatures head up to the low 40s by sunday. we'll talk about what the bay area can expect in the forecast coming up. >> well, good morning. very happy friday to you as well. representatives from china and the united states met for the first time sin

nasa is in fact working on this. is coming a bit too close for comfort? well, if you can get it early enough, there are many things you can do. if it's far enough away from you and you know about it in advance, and you can fly up to it with a spacecraft and give it a little push, that's enough to change the orbit so it will miss us. but if you only see it two days before it's going to hit us, unfortunately, there is probably not much we could do. reach me on twitter — @lvaughanjones. it is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. it looks like our weather pattern is going to change over the week ahead. for the past few days we've had quiet, settled weather. it's been warm when the sun has been out. high pressure in charge. let me show you the upper level winds, the jet stream, that's the position of the jet stream and you can see how undulating that pattern is right now. but as we head into the week, we get more of a zonal flow. west—to—east wind coming in and bringing in air from the atlantic, and lower pressure means the we

nasa is in fact working on this.enough, there are many things you can do. if it's far enough away from you and you know about it in advance, and you can fly up to it with a spacecraft and give it a little push, that's enough to change the orbit so it will miss us. but if you only see it two days before it's going to hit us, unfortunately, there is probably not much we could do. we have been warned! and finally wales has found itself welcoming an unexpected visitor. a giant walrus has been spotted in pembrokeshire, thousands of miles from its home in the arctic circle. it's thought it's the same animal that was spotted off the coast of county kerry in ireland last week. biologists believe there's a chance it fell asleep on an iceberg and was then carried south. no chance, he knew exactly where he was going, the greatest country of them all! hello there. it looks like our weather pattern is going to change over the week ahead. for the past few days we've had quiet, settled weather. it's been warm when the sun has been

. >> you bet >>> nasa has been sharing pretty pictures from the planet mars. it got us thinking what's mars is all about. our friend dylan drdr dreyer takes a look at mars >> reporter: the perseverance touched down on the red planet perseverance is about 10 feet long and gets around on six wheels nasa controls it from here on earth as it travels around mars conducts important science experiments. mars is the fourth planet from the sun. it is about half the size of earth and has about a third of the earth's gravity. if you weigh 100 pounds on earth, you would only weigh 38 on mars right now it is a dusty world. scientists think it is once warm and covered with water what did it look like back then? >> that's a great question when you see mars today looks dry and dusty and red, all the red dusts, in the past we know it was warmer and wetter it probably had lakes and rivers >> reporter: that's why they sent perseverance there to search for signs of ancient life >> there were probably little tiny microscopic organisms that started to form we may be able to find sh

this effort will have no impact on nasa's ability to incumbent its primary missions. >> there's going to be more children who come in, because we believe that policy was inhumane, and we believe children who are under the age of 18 should be treated with humanity. >> reporter: u.s. customs and border patrol says nearly 10,000 children were detained in february, after arriving alone at the u.s.-mexico border. at the nasa ames research center in mountain view, scott budman. >>> a small business owner is picking up the pieces literally after her store was vandalized. she owns the sugar table in willow glen. two nights ago, her windows were smashed. nothing was stolen inside her restaurant, but she was already struggling because of the pandemic. >> i don't, i can't order product now, because now i have to pay for my window. it's all coming out of my store, my pocket, and i just don't know how i'm going to do it. >> a hair salon in that same shopping center was also vandalized. >>> a push is on to convince people that the new johnson & johnson vaccine is just as good as the other vaccines.

nasa is in fact working on this. do we have _ is in fact working on this.lan in place if we discover one is coming a bit too close for comfort? well, if ou can too close for comfort? well, if you can get — too close for comfort? well, if you can get it _ too close for comfort? well, if you can get it early _ too close for comfort? well, if you can get it early enough, i you can get it early enough, there are many things you can do. if it's far enough away from you and you know about it in advance, and you can fly up to it with a spacecraft and give it a little push, that's enough to change the orbit so it will miss us. but if you only see it two days before it's going to hit us, unfortunately, there is probably not much we could do. that is a slightly unsettling note to end on! we must leave it there, thank you so much. that is nature, always good to talk! and finally wales has found itself welcoming an unexpected visitor. a giant walrus has been spotted in pembrokeshire, thousands of miles from its home in the arctic circle. it's thought it's the same anim

first, nasa wants to conduct flight tests for the helicopter ingenuity.erseverance is task with deploying the device. anchor: a change in pace here on live from paris, let's get a round up of the business news. shops and nonessential surfaces -- nonessential services are bracing for revenue loss as a third lockdown is going to be in paris and other regions comes into force at midnight. >> another month. there is some confusion as to what types of retail business can remain open. the government has already said that unlike during the first two lockdowns, bookshops, music stores and hairdressers can continue to receive clients. florists, shoe repair shops, and chocolate stores have also been added to the exceptions. we have some of the reactions from shopkeepers and business owners. reporter: french is this is race for another month of lost revenue. -- french businesses brace for another month of lost revenue. shops that are nonessential have been ordered to close, including clothing retailers and toy sellers, among others. >> [speaking french] reporter: fr

esa foro las palabras del presidente joe biden el equipo de la nasa tras el éxito de la nasa. tiempo difíciles, como lo que estamos viendo punto vamos a las imágenes precisamente haya de lo que está sucediendo. para decir en mensaje tan importante que ha mandado (nombre extranjero) el cual es la insignia. lo difícil que fue su lanzamiento desde el 2020 en plena pandemia y como va en su parte lateral izquierda de este explorador espacial con ese símbolo precisamente que nació en la florida. mira aquí de cómo se aleja eso es lo que está sucediendo en pocas palabras de mucho aliento de el presidente, además cor toda esta audacia de científicos de la nasa en poner a (inaudible) que lo vamos a ver volar en este viaje histórico sobre el planeta rojo. mientras tanto en la tierra, olga, cuidado. es siete sistema que está en el pacifico esta trayendo ese alto oleaje directamente a las costas de california. se extiende hasta las 3:00 de la mañana advertencia pero es seguro que el viernes debido al sistema que entra por la noche va a seguir trayendo oleaje. mucho cuidado con las mascotas

nasa has to so part of the aluminum for sod section by section. she and her coworkers have some extremely high brow discussions here on i've discovered a new movie a serious. have you seen it. you think. about you know if ever there are ottoman folk poet. i really like it. for cleaning and such lofty heights in all kinds of weather. gets has a passion. she and her male coworkers earn over 30 percent more per month than the average for turkey. the part of the job is more the challenge than the actual cleaning or making the ultra modern high rises bright and shiny. new vocal now we are 130 meters it is a wonderfully. i feel absolutely free i'm a mother of my. i don't have to rely on anything. it is that. trusts her team and her ropes with her life. when i'm can live this here is my redline. connects me with my life and my family ever been away and then my wallet i need. one for this rope also hold all my dreams together. like a bucket and my job out here with my time now is the 1. 130 metres altitude world seems unlimited and unencumbered. back down

. >> el planeta más observado por la nasa es la tierra, ¿qué ocacionan los cambios?ad una vez más con la comunidad y ya está aquí . >> un embajador es apasionado con acceso directo y con estaciones espaciales de la nasa. >> pero lo que quiere hacer es trabajar para informarle a la gente y ¿verdad? tú yo lo que está pasando y aquí y a primera mano pero las notas realmente es la importancia y alrededor de estos y vamos a ver pero gran equipo pero es estamos juntos en la del planeta pero inspirar a las nuevas con dos embajadores. >> pero es que amigos pero joven, bilingüe y que esta interesada en la investigación que requerimos en este momento de crisis climática. >> el llamado es a los jóvenes que también en noticieros ¿no? para que vayan viendo que se van interesando en el planeta sobre él ¿ah? >> así es lo más importante es que nosotros es la misión tenemos que ir a bibliotecas y a escuelas, entrevistas, conectarnos con esas misiones que nos van a dar mucha información que requerimos importantes para nosotros. >> ahora vamos a ver las imágenes en italia ahora fue est

it was developed at nasa's ames research center. the mini helicopter is named ingenuity.avel to mars under the belly of the perseverance rover. nasa wants the four pound aircraft to demonstrate that flying on another planet is possible. the goal is to show skills on or around april eight. >> it will have 31 eight earth days to attempt to be the first helicopter to fly on another planet. >> nasa says ingenuity is carrying out a rights brothers moment and to reinforce that they are carrying an artifact from the first airplane that took off at kitty hawk in 1903. >>> a canadian says they are making the world's fastest three will electric vel it rides like a go kart and goes from 0 to 60 in less than two seconds. depending on the model it will range from $20,000 to $150,000. >> interesting. >>> let's take a look at what is going on in walnut creek. temperatures should be around 62 to 66. how about 66 to 71, 3 degrees above average. tomorrow you could see the blustery conditions as we dropped to the 50s and 60s, which is closer to average. weep rebound frrebound 66 to 67 is th

nasa has ever built or contractors ever built. was the first time we started off all four engines and random for eight minutes on the core stage or the first stage of the space launch system. this proves the system can complete the first flight which is artemis one, and it is the first an crude flight test over the vehicle. this was a tremendous milestone in moving forward with our artemis program which is aimed at landing the first woman in the next man on the moon. this time we are going back to the moon sustainably to stay. kristen: when will this rocket fly? >> the target, with covid and eight named storms in the gulf the disrupted preparations, and fonts artemis one by the end of calendar year. kristen: the other big news at nasa, the biden administration, president biden formally nominating his pick for the next nasa administrator, former florida senator bill nelson who of course flew on a space shuttle in 1986. he has been a huge champion of the space program for many years during decades on capitol hill and i wanted to sha

nasa says that's not real. but still, twitter users have viewed it at least three million times.ve seen it, now you know it's fake. here is the real recording "perseverance" captured on mars. ♪ ♪ ♪ not as dramatic, but still cool. >> announcer: it's "a late show >> announcer: it'sa

the four main engines of the boeing-built rocket fired for eight minutes yesterday at a nasa facilityi. during the first test in january, the engines shut off prematurely. nasa wants to return astronauts to the moon by 2024. >>> rapper and fashion designer kanye west is reportedly now the richest black person in u.s. history. bloomberg says his net worth of $6.6 billion includes his clothing company yeezy and shoe deal with with adidas and gap. five years ago he said he was $53 million in debt. his fortunes turned around after the launch of yeezy. >>> letters that were written by the late princess diana have been auctioned off in england. about 40 letters and cards written by the princess of wales to her friend, roger bramble, between 1990 and 1997 went on sale yesterday. they are dated until just a few months before diana's death in 1997. >> her relationship with roger, who they were written to, obviously was a constant. you know, he was obviously a very, very dear friend to her. and their relationship stayed the same, and he was always supportive and she stayed supportive and loving

nasa officials say we can expect to see more hidden messages. wa-- wa-- wow!t seems pretty suspicious. you know what? qanon folks are definitely going to want to investigate this. so we should probably help load them onto rockets and shoot them into space. where they go one, they go all. now, the pandemic may be ending sooner than we feared, because we got another injection of positive vaccine news today: the f.d.a. confirmed the johnson & johnson vaccine prevented all deaths and hospitalizations in trials. that's amazing! soon we'll have as much choice in vaccine brands as we do flavors of mountain dew. "you got the pfizer? pfft. i got the malibu honey melon baja booster." ( evie laughs ) the f.d.a. could approve the new vaccine as soon as saturday. and, unlike the ones currently out there, johnson & johnson's is single-shot. although, the company itself still requires a double johnson. do not google the phrase "double johnson." ( evie laughs ) the j&j shot is a bit less effective than pfizer and moderna, but it could make the path to herd immunity much simpl

gracias por continuar con nosotros es posible que un albergue sea puesto en san josé en lugares de la nasacómo está el ambiente a esta hoa libertad >> lo que se sabe estas primer fuero nalre de 50 frente a la entada de la nasa haciendo una movilización pacífica fue la organización a la cabeza de la movilización desde el pasdo jueves inspeccionando las instalaciones en los presentes haibian líderes y habían muchas familias hispanas en el Área de la bahía vino a decir por qué tomó la decisión de traerlo con ella >> los niños necesitan estar con sus padres igual que los niños que están en centros de detención nunca deberían haberlos separados >> qson unos (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> repetimos la movilización >> menores de edad están llegando a la frontera están bajo la custodia del agente fronterizo >> según cifras los casos de de coronavirus (covid-19) supera los 3 millones el gobierno federal envió (información en pantalla) >> de esa s 15 llegaron vacuna conta el coronavirus (covid-19) como dice flavio con esta noticia hay una preocupación >> hola qué tal algun

nasa says this will not affect its ability to do its primary mission. the health and human services department toward the facility. march 11th and we're waiting tonight for word from their evaluation to see how it went when they toured the ames center. keep you posted there to the east bay. now the mount diablo unified school district and its teachers union have reached a tentative agreement to resume in person classes. >> a survey sent out to the district families last month offered 2 options for the rest of the school year either continue with 100% distance learning or participate in a hybrid model superintendent adam clark. he at last week's meeting that the district received about 28,000 responses to the survey with approximately 52% choosing to remain in distance learning and 48% wanting to return to the hybrid model. the school board last week, set march 22nd next monday as a target date for reopening schools pending labor negotiations across california, roughly 9,000 of california 11,000 schools have resumed in person classes or will do so in the

there is another idea borrowed from nasa scientists capture an asteroid and bring it back to earth. sussex come up empty that's extremely complicated small asteroids are generally just accumulations of material like a heap of rocks that are collected only because of their gravitational attraction and silly theory even if it's weak it's enough to keep them together on the base on their known as rubble piles if you want to count. you have to slow down its rotation and they sometimes complete a revolution in less than a minute when you meet your you have to control something with very little cohesion that could fall apart after put it in an enormous sack before you make it's very complicated. we will be capturing small asteroids and have to tell it there and be turning them into perhaps a wind in orbit. the moon fortunately has and they'll have a fixed position compared to the air so by putting an asteroid into lunar orbit you're same slickly a mint of the moon which everybody scrapes they could play and allays you to be free days travel tame away from your asteroid main. and used to b

and cleveland's nasa glen center that oversaw testing the parachute needed to land safely on mars. mars is the next frontier in spation exploration. northeast ohio has added another chapter to our state's rich history of space travel and exploration. i look forward to what perseverance can teach us and what our new endeavor will be. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman california seek recognition? the speaker: i ask unanimous consent and have my statement placed in the record. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. the speaker: thank you very much. today is international women's day. a day to recognize the great michiganments of women and the great possibilities that lie ahead. in the course of the day, we will be having some recognitions, but one very important one as we speak here now, on the senate side, they are finishing up of the engrossment of the american rescue plan. this plan, as my distinguished colleague from the virgin islands pointed out, there are so many great

nasa's experimental martian helicopter ingenuity carrying that small swatch, donated to nasa with thehe wright brothers' great-grandnie >>> on the day that three bay area counties enter the less restrictive orange tier, we visited several businesses we have followed since the pandemic started. see what a difference today's status makes to their future. >> they will be the guardians of the community. >> can it make san francisco safer? we are on the story because this is a part of building a better bay area. >> one of the most important positions not just in the state arguably in the united states.>>> rob bonta is nominated to be california's next attorney general. >>> we began our breaking news. several police vehicles remain on highway 84. they are investigating a shooting involving a fremont it started as a chase but they have not released a lot of information. they noticed a body at the scene and bodies focusing on an suv. >>> thank you for joining us. we will stay on top of that. this is the first today that four bay area counties are in the orange the orange tier has fewer restri