families and community groups from across the uk went out last night in search of the new moon. from scarborough, dundee and cambridge, these are some images from people who managed to see the new crescent. ramadan, marked by muslims across the world, is determined by the lunar calendar — so spotting a fine crescent means the new month has begun. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. you haven't got a new moon, but you have got a rainbow? yes, from scarborough, lots more rainbows over the next few days because it's going to be staying unsettled, more sunshine and showers to come in the forecast. very typically springlike weather at the moment, very changeable, and it will stay on settle for the rest of the week. but the mild air will move away. colder air returning briefly over the weekend and into the start of next week. this is this afternoon, the sunny spells and showers quite widespread but it's a drier day across much of scotland than we saw yesterday, with lighter winds, heavy rain across the northern isles and heavy rain in the south of england stretchi

families and community groups from across the uk went out last night in search of the new moon. ramadan, marked by muslims across the world, is determined by the lunar calendar — so spotting a fine crescent means the new month has begun. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. you haven't got a new moon, but you have

, my dear fellow countrymen, at 8 am, welcome to the holy month of ramadan with the sight of the new moon in iran and the people's acceptance of the symmetry of the spring of nature with the spring of the qur'an, the success of knowledge-based specialists in localizing olive seedlings in accordance with natural and tropical conditions, and the request the representatives of the jordanian parliament to expel the ambassador of the zionist regime following the words of the minister of finance of the occupying regime in denying the existence of the palestinian nation . congratulations dear ones congratulations, according to the announcement of the office of the supreme leader of the revolution, based on successful reports from right-wing groups, on the evening of wednesday, the 29th of sha'ban , the sighting of the new moon is forbidden for the supreme leader of the revolution, and today is the first of the holy month of ramadan . syria, sudan, yemen, iraq, qatar, the uae, kuwait and bahrain, today is the first of ramadan, 1444 hijri . welcome to this month full of goodness and blessings. tha

so what new moon good. amid we took a photo to double check later. hey, this is definitely a weird historic moment. some have found creative solutions that are about feel the best way to avoid confusion as to where watch on my right hand with the new time and another on my left with the all party. if someone asked me the time, i tell them to pick the one they want than your the old other, the other ruling could stir up old snake terry intentions in one of the middle east, most religiously diverse countries. bah, honestly i'm again changing the time. i'm a muslim and i'm now trusting but, but if they wanted to change the procedure that should have decided through the parliament. um, we shouldn't have taken the decision by our side. it has now become something of a challenge for a firm brother saying no and wants something else to do with real god much was the many citizens bank muslim and christian say the chaos calls doing an economic crisis for a seemingly trivial reason is symbolic of decades. of failed governance, it will change the dublin use his

in the same day the new moon and this suggests that any undertakings will have a grandiose prospect., it’s only better to start from the twenty-second, because the new moon will occur in the evening, so you can write a map in the evening. and it’s already starting a business, some important things in your life are already better from wednesday as well an important event pluto will change sign and give us a perspective for the next 20 years the era will change and this will concern not only the fate of each of us, but everything humanity in this period. here you can relatively closely notice the events that are happening around you in your life, because they will show a trend for the next two decades. yes, absolutely right. well be more attentive to what is happening around you listen for signs. yes, we can say, and so, the defining week, let 's live in detail and the fourth event will also change the sign of mars. mars was twins for seven months and twins in the life of magadal from its location, but now it will leave. this is a sign and will enter the sign of cancer, so this is also

she, at least i have this new moon we are in july. i fall into the negative zone.and there will be a story. it will happen sometime after the sixteenth of may jupiter will enter the sign of taurus, there is the ural uranus us, just here it shakes and creates some cataclysms of change at the level of the earth's biosphere. so what's interesting is that around the same time will be. uh, strong economic turmoil. i expect twenty-three year will be a repeat of the eighth year of 2008. and this is the global economic crisis, and economic shocks. they will be in russia or in the world, and they, uh, so look, most likely, it is at this time that the digital yuan will be launched, on the contrary from now on. and the digital ruble and the digital home dollar, therefore, this next period for six months will shake this financial system. well, as in russia , so all over the world, in general, everyone is interested in the question of money. will sanctions be lifted from us, what will happen to our economy next? if we we ask about brands, you asked whether brands will return to

if you look outside, you'll see that crescent new moon right now. pretty bright.e bright morning. and are some clear skies chance to actually see some of the horizon like much of the day yesterday, especially early on when it was just coming down. wet for your morning commute this morning. couldn't be more opposite. we're looking at dry skies now. not so much for southern california just yet los angeles to san diego, some heavy rain down that direction still holding on to some snowfall in the southern sierra, although lake tahoe at this point as right back out now, really probably even the most noticeable change is not the fact that we're dry today, but a whole lot calmer winds yesterday, damaging for many areas. just a complete nuisance for anything you wanted to get done outdoors today is going to be a much calmer day much couldn't talk about much more of a change than that. now 30's and 40's for current temperatures. most

if you look outside, you'll see that crescent new moon right now. pretty bright. nice bright morning. and are some clear skies chance to actually see some of the horizon like much of the day yesterday, especially early on when it was just coming down. wet for your morning commute this morning. couldn't be more opposite. we're looking at dry skies now. not so much for southern california just yet los angeles to san diego, some heavy rain down that direction still holding on to some snowfall in the southern sierra, although lake tahoe at this point as right back out now, really probably even the most noticeable change is not the fact that we're dry today, but a whole lot calmer winds yesterday, damaging for many areas. just a complete nuisance for anything you wanted to get done outdoors today is going to be a much calmer day much couldn't talk about much more of a change than that. now 30's and 40's for current temperatures. most of us holding on to 40's right now, mountain view hayward and fremont each at 46 degrees, oakland and berkeley at 42 sonoma petaluma and

, that is, it is the fourteenth or fifteenth day, uh, of the lunar calendar from the time of the new moon, that is, almost the full moon. and tell us a little about the history. and why amana is one of the ministers of the king for all the time i want to destroy the jews of persia and and what was the salvation of the jews, but who is remembered to this day, which are celebrated every year? and the events of purim take place in ancient persia, which at the time when the events we are talking about took place, she practically dominated the whole world. over all the main centers of civilization. it was essentially persian. uh, the persian kingdom and the vast majority of the jews. we can say that all jews lived in the persian empire in its widest enough and the jews who lived there is hard enough to say not bad, because the persian authorities were loyal. e, the jew to judaism, in particular, before the king hansherosh, king cyrus gave the opportunity to return back to israel after the babylonian king on the way out for 40 70 years before that destroyed jerusalem, destroyed the temple. uh,

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be performed under the leadership of the leader of the islamic revolution with the arrival of the new moon and the moon. servant of god, the users of cyberspace wrote from this month #ramadan 8 gigs, the repetition of the virtual posts of users around the world in paris and the color in this hamedan in spain. happy congratulations and congratulations from famous figures and users of cyberspace. virtual has been released and #ramadan has been repeated preparation of al-qasa mosque for the holy month of ramadan, a group of young people from kabul city, on the eve of the arrival of the holy month of ramadan, with the slogan "i break my fast in quds" and by attending the construction site of the symbol of al-aqsa mosque in the capital of afghanistan, beautified this symbol in istanbul. they cleaned up the month of ramadan. the coincidence of ramadan with the days of eid has become the main topic of users in the virtual space. the month of service to god must have started. it will surely be a divine year . god willing, ramadan will fall in order to show me that family that fasts with the tongue

welcome to the holy month of ramadan with the sighting of the new moon in iran and the people's acceptancesymmetry of the spring of nature with the spring of the qur'an. the success of knowledge-based specialists in localizing seedlings. olives according to the conditions natural and tropical

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the crescent of the lunar months and the beginning of a the new moon sweeps on the 29th day of the lunar month. in the same way, to determine the first day of ramadan this year, the visibility of the crescent moon on the 29th of sha'ban must be checked. if on the evening of the 29th of sha'ban, which coincides with let's check the second month of april, we can see that halal can be seen with the naked eye in iran. to see the crescent of ramadan, two planets , venus and jupiter, come to our aid. to see the crescent of ramadan, if the weather conditions are favorable, there are two important planets. there is one that can be used , the crescent moon, and one of them is the planet venus just after the sunset, the sun shines very porno in afghani. if we look a little to the right and below the planet venus, we can see the planet jupiter . if we open our hands to the width of the shoulder and two knuckles, it covers about 4 degrees of the sky and it is in front of my eyes. let's say that i can't see the crescent moon with my eyes under the planet jupiter, but because the moon is at least one

merciful, my servant from javad sharif imam reza (peace be upon him) on the new year and also on the new moon happy ramadan to you, dear compatriots, i congratulate you with kermai abbasi, we will start with economic. this meeting, when we were talking with experts, we came to the conclusion that how much inflation in this inflation is caused by demand, we have inflation caused by cost pressure, we have imported inflation in your opinion, structural inflation is the most important model that our country is dealing with. you said that inflation is one of the problems it is dealing with. the cause of inflation is the main cause of inflation. the main reason is that this case exists the first is the secret of the banks, and the second reason for this is the government's dissatisfaction. when these dissatisfactions exist in the country's economy , it makes the government have to print money in order to respond to these demands. when the government starts printing money, there is uncertainty in the country's economy, and economic activists become a little hesitant and doubtful about the future, an

moon. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew denver. good morning. i'm re in an alley. we want to begin this morning with new jitters in the financial markets. more banks are in the spotlight, with some investors growing nervous about stability. one of them includes credit suisse, a major european bank and overnight asian markets were down sharply until a new financial lifeline was announced. one top investment banker here in the u. s warns this could all be a slow rolling crisis. abc s lindsey watts is here now, with the very latest lindsay. good morning. good morning. rhiannon. analysts are still trying to reassure people your money is safe, with the fed now guaranteeing all deposits. but fallout continues after the failure of those two u. s banks and the impacts are being felt across the world. fears of a banking crisis are keeping markets on edge this morning. both here and overseas . the stock price of one of europe's biggest banks credit squeeze, plunging 24% to an all time low wednesday that bank also has a big

happy birthday vma and the morning crew is amazing. >> astronauts will be sporting new suits when they walk on the moong the new spacesuits today, accommodating more body types and survive tougher conditions, and a better range of movements, and more comfortable, and attached as well, astronauts get in from the back instead of to pieces like the old one. >> much more flexible suit in the range of motion, is going to improve the astronauts ability to do the tasks that they're going to do while they're out exploring on the lunar surface. eventually on mars, that would be so special. >> they are meant to be used for longer nasa mission, to build a lasting presence on the moon and beyond, as you can imagine a lot of people can have questions about the spacesuits today. here's one of them, tom asks, his black a color that you want to wear into hundred plus degrees, i know there is a cooling system but i thought there was a reason that most suits are white, i think a lot of -- a question a lot of people have, and the prototype, using the cover material in the final version will likely be all white helping to

the phones jamal is switch him a doctor's given him a new moon and very angry and not just with someone in particular with everyone there should never have happened. everyone should be held accountable from the lowest to the highest. even. i'm responsible that i didn't react to this. never had he also let me know that those of them will miss you to know them. of course i am angry. how could i not be? it's not just the accident. it's everything else's. well lives. a lot of things have been building up so people have really reached their limit. who are you going or the black unit? it's logical that that would be angle within society. but i believe during these moments silence, it's the best option. that's pregnant correspondent john therapy. last, now he's joining as life on the capital athens. it is the government under pressure and we've just heard from the transport minister, john, what did he have to say? hello, elizabeth. well, we've just heard paid press conference. it raises about as many questions as it answers, and i think if anything, will make the families of the victims even a

try to relax and not overload yourself physically, the new moon is coming soon and you need to save yourstart new things, do not forget about vitamins and ginger tea. bath or a sauna with a group of friends is the best solution for both mood and immunity on sunday for someone. our help may be required, and then duty is above all, but it is better to complete all active affairs in the morning, in order to allow yourself to completely relax before in the afternoon. a new working week date or a romantic dinner will help strengthen relationships about the acquaintance that happened that day will be durable and strong. thank you. well, what do we save, health, go to the bath, why this we need the ritual this week. well , again, mars is hot, and neptune is water, so hot water procedures are the most correct decisions and the use of this intense inspection with a plus sign. here, let's do it. thank you and the future we talked with the astrologer tatyana makashevich. and i know dear. i was so happy, there is no money cassette is my soul andrey malakhov's evening show tomorrow 18:00. movies on w

families and community groups from across the uk went out last night in search of the new moon. n, marked by muslims across the world is determined by the lunar calendar — so spotting a fine crescent means the new month has begun. hello, good afternoon. it's still very mild out there. some more sunny spells and showers to come in the forecast and plenty more rainbows to be spotted as well. some very typically spring—like weather. it's very changeable and it will stay unsettled as we head through the rest of the week. so more wet and windy weather at times, but also some sunshine. and then it will turn colder over the course of the weekend. for the rest of the afternoon, there'll be some widespread showers, also some sunny spells, too. it's a bit drier across much of scotland than we saw yesterday. and the winds are lighter, but still some heavy rain across the northern isles and more heavy rain moving towards the south of england by the end of the afternoon, eventually stretching into east anglia. it's blustery with a brisk south—westerly wind, especially for southwest—facing coa

. >>> straight ahead, nasa debuts the new space suits destined for moon. latest on busters. >>> and later, why it is the end of the road for an iconic car dealership. >>> it's been more than 50 years since the last americans walked on the moon. the iconic space suits were bulky and limiting moeblgt. now there's an upgrade. cbs' mark straussman has more. >> it is the most beautiful sight. >> reporter: in space to dress for success is a matter of survive. how hard is this? >> very. it is very, very challenging. >> the inner layer. >> reporter: russ works for axiom space. to the lunar south pole. this is it? >> yes. it is praet close. we'll tweak a couple things but in larng part that's praet much the suit. >> reporter: the collar. the outer layer will be w l kr. what aut suit mak neil and busizz and the apollo guys jealous? >> probably everything. >> reporter: the apollo suits were bulky and inflexible. getting back up looked like slapstick. >> it was hard work. >> reporter: charlie duke was the tenth man to walk on the moon. picking up a hammer was a strugg

we have about the news that while you were sleeping in the world introduced a new generation spacesuit for flying to the moonl takes into account all the shortcomings that caused inconvenience to the crew in the past, for example, in comparison with bulky and non-bending spacesuits, due to which astronauts fell during their walk on the moon, these spacesuits. it will be much more mobile. and it turns out they fell from suits. yes, this is good news. of course yes. well, in the sense of not falling, inventions. yes, and now, not from the moon, but directly beat the hydrometer. here is the weather forecast for this thursday. so, so solemnly, i announced, as if some kind of artist, and this is just the weather, but because today is world day, uh, meteorological meteorology. lord congratulations plus, 14 + 16 in brest up to 19 ° heat in vitebsk plus 11 plus 13 precipitation is expected up to 16 ° with a plus sign gomel grodno 15-17 heat, plus 13 plus 15 is expected in mogilev and in. grodno, by the way, we'll be back a little. yes, there will also be excellent rainfall, an excellent forecast, a real spring forec

so they tell us and no doubt over the moon about this news. never know what you're gonna see their ending there next to the crocodile that crashed a picnic. how would you like to see this? wait what it happened during a safari in south africa. the rocks came out of the water and new enough to go right for the cooler and dragged it back into the water. but that's not the end of the story. another croc started fighting with the first croc over the cooler. i thought it was finders keepers. i'm sorry. i was just leave everything and never come back. needless to say that cooler and its contents alright. total loss really crocked. they're standing right by the work. they're not scared . reno. why don't you got to watch the show? its nature. they are fighting over it. look at that. i wonder what was in the cooler. questions when you the answers to next to a cheesecake that comes out of the oven but a three d printer what engineers at columbia university claimed to have created the world's first three d cheesecake. yeah three d printed cheesecake, but

moon some wants. we're camphyllis, maybe for even longer periods to answer these new questions than fulton, 2nd, 76. first steps to return to the moon have been taken. a rocket began a journey to the moon on november 16th, 2022 and left off of out of his one. nasa wants to build on the successful apollo missions with the new art of his project and his co operating with the european space agency, the isa the successful launch of artemus one, and it's for now unmanned a ryan cru module has once again brought science in close proximity to the move where the last visit is from earth prepared their departure 50 years ago. and i said apollo 17 commander eugene cernan. as euston sounded the gopher live dining room. i hear harrison schmidt and eugene cernan let the moon on december 14th 1970 to the moon's last visitors. they were celebrated when they returned to earth. 5 days later, the last time houston enjoyed the successful return of apollo astronauts. it marked the end of the apollo project staying at a point as i believe apollo. 17 was an epic mission that will never lose its place in history. autumn ar

moon some want. so a cancellation, maybe for even longer periods to answer these new questions than fulton, 2nd, 76 bars steps to return to the moon have been taken a rock. it began the journey to the moon on november 16th, 2022 and left off of artemus what nasa wants to build on the successful apollo missions with the new art of his project and his co operating with the european space agency, the isa the successful launch of artemus one and it's for now unmanned a ryan cru module has once again brought science in close proximity to the moon, where the last visitors from earth prepared their departure 50 years ago. and lou her said apollo 17 commander eugene cernan. as euston sounded, the gopher lift don, i harrison schmidt and eugene cernan let the moon on december 14th 1970 to the moon's last visitors. they were celebrated when they returned to earth. 5 days later, the last time houston enjoyed the successful return of apollo astronauts. it marked the end of the apollo project standing. i put it, i believe apollo, 17 was an epic mission let, will never lose its place in history. altima artemus will be

issues saying that this deal is e reversible but with the incoming of the president, the new president, president, moon, things have changed almost over night, given the fact that prison in humans, political ha is still weak. the parliamentary dynamics are not in favor of president yoon. ah, one can say present in you and has a bit the bullet. and he has shown pretty political courage. but whether he can deliver is quite a different matter in south korea, recent polls just at the top half of the country supports of a nationalistic approach to japan. what, what's the feeling that integer japan towards self career? it's a recurring pattern of van drama being played out in the same tune. ah, one can say that there is a sense of weariness for sure. but if the 2 leaders have stood up and convinced both peoples that we've got to look soley at the future, one can hope that there is going to be a difference. finally, what are your thoughts professor on today's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile up by north korea? once again the 3rd this week? yes, i was astonished to be honest because it does flu

news. >>> very soon, half moon bay's farm workers will have access to the first affordable housing site designedrant farm workers. the shooting raised red flags about the often miserable conditions farm workers live in. the new site is at an empty lot on kelly avenue and will provide 40 housing units for workers 55 and older. the plan will cost $36 million and will be funded through the city, county, and nonprofits. >>> more excitement coming up on the voice.e. the lasast day off blind auditi, competition picking up. ahead we'll introduce you to one californian who made it to the next round. >> and happening now, several demonstrations against funding of the fossil fuel industry take place around the bay area today. organization third act leading the protest at several banks with local singers taking part. those include locations in oakland, mill valley, san rafael and pacifica. they are part of several protests being held as part of the national day of action. third act pushes to stop banks third act pushes to stop banks ♪ ♪ do t the work, b before the e . bodyarmor r lyte. morere than a spspor

the moon. the newn since the 1980s. well overdue. new spacesuits from nasa. thank you for your company, you have been watching bbc news. it was a lot milder today than yesterday. also some rain around at times, particularly for western sports, some soggy footpath recorded by a weather watcher in lancashire. across northern ireland, sunny spells, heavy showers, here it was the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures 16 celsius. not a lot changing for the rest of the week, mild across—the—board, wet and windy, low pressure remains dominant, sending atlantic front spinning our way. still very mild air coming through on a south—westerly wind, marked in yellow. across the far north ma still in the blue, in the colder air and will remain to the rest of the week. tonight, mild air, staying largely first free, weather fronts and the self fizzling out, showers moving into western scotland at times. this temperature is generally between seven and nine celsius. friday, our weather front across the channe

abc7news at six starts >> email that raises concerns about how they will proceed in the jasper moon case. >> new plans not to pursue jail time for three men charged in the death of a little boy who was shot as he rode in the back of his mother's car. >> we have an exclusive report. >> he wrote this emailed as an update on the jasper case. 23-month-old jas life to a stray bullet. >> rival gangs were having a rolling gun battle on highway 880. >> three men have their preliminary hearing on murder charges in three weeks. a member of the community asked the district attorney for an update on the case. she sent this emailed yesterday that reads in part we are working in partnership to support victims of violence in ways that open up broader possibilities for healing. non-carson role forms vulnerability. >> if i were jasper's

why are we in a new phase of moon exploration ? new phase of moon exploration? dr.nce editor joins me now. what the answer to that question? why? well it's about time, because everybody who lived through the moon landings 50 years ago? it changed their lives . it changed changed their lives. it changed history. it technology. it changed the way we regarded ourselves as a species. it was it a bit of history we lived through beyond our daily lives. did you live through it? yes, i just about. did i have to argue with my dad to let me stay up on that sunday night to watch it on black and white? and there's no way this young kid was not going to watch that. and it changed my life it changed a lot of life and it changed a lot of people's since then , people's lives. and since then, it hasn't happened. there hasn't been something of drama, been something of that drama, that history that exploration for particularly the young, to get inspired by. but presumably your case for lunar exploration is not the inspiration of the young, is it? that's part of it. it's because becaus

what the well dressed astronaut will be waiting on the moon in 2025 as nasa plans, a new lunar mission. it's also updating the suit that will be used. and so it's very important that you are very strict a safety guidelines in a suit that will ah, provide their redundancy in the reliability. you need to make sure every time a human steps put on the that they'll be able to do. they need to safely and get back and be ready for the next. the next mission space suits have come a long way from me. iconic image of human kind, setting foot on the moon, the suits then we're bulky, difficult to move around in the last up grade came 40 years ago with the space shuttle missions. this new $200000000.00 design is considered a revolution rather than evolution. a dramatic new way and it's hello astronauts to do what they need to do. it's not taking a piece from say that the current space and just kind of tweaking it and upgrading at the there's, there's cases here or there of that. but in large part, the live support system is, is totally brand new. it leverages lessons learned from previous suits. so

nasa has unveiled a brand new spacesuit design that its astronauts will wear on future missions to the moonhree mission. front and centre as i tried to return to the moon. and according to those who have worn the necessaries and update was surely needed. —— artemis. it surely needed. —— artemis. it was demanding, squeezing the gloves, moving the arms and trying to bend over, it was exhausting. it trying to bend over, it was exhausting.— trying to bend over, it was exhaustina. ., , ' . exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that _ exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it _ exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it led _ exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it led to - exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it led to some i to wear that it led to some other clumsy if historic moments. now, comfortand mobility are at the heart of the new design. the new helmet offers better visibility and the birds have been updated specifically for men walking. they have even insulated them for the moon�*s south pole. nasa is continuing to test the suit, in its custom 40 feet deep

the us space agency nasa has unveiled new spacesuits for the next generation of astronauts landing on the moonr female astronauts. the current spacesuits haven't had a full redesign since the 1980s. a piano teacher who once taught catherine, princess of wales has written a song for the nation to sing at king charles' coronation. daniel nicholls is in touch with schools across the country, and hopes the day before the coronation they'll all come together to sing. here's fiona lamdin. # thejubilation... # of the nation. excellent. composers daniel and sandra have written a song celebrating king charles iii's coronation, and they want every school singing it. # the central orb of all that's just. # in you, our king, we place our trust. what's your favourite bit of the song? it's really good and easy to learn. the chorus, because it's very happy and lively. # the jubilation of the nation. # unconcealed in celebration. sandra and daniel came up with the idea a few weeks ago in the pub. that's enough, that's enough. we don't want to go too far. obviously we can't all get to the coronation but with t

new career. taking him to the moon, and beyond. now shaun the sheep is back on earth. for a hero's welcome at aardman studios in bristol. shaun is our first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun. he's been presented with an official astronaut certificate from the european space agency and nasa. it was a big surprise when shaun was selected to go to the moon. at first you couldn't believe it, it seemed incredible. it is every child's dream, isn't it, famously, to be an astronaut and go to the moon. and so the fact that shaun was doing it for us seemed very, very important. i mean the far side of the moon, how extraordinary is that? our baby, our creation. it took a lot of work to get shaun into shape for the mission. making him a great fit for thejob. it's perfect for shaun, really. he is such a cute, cheeky little character. i can only imagine he would love to have such a big adventure. it's always what he is trying to do in all of his little episodes! and this was the rocket shaun was riding on. blasting off last november for the start of

hand off, one of the old g very votes yet for how to put another murder controller on one moon, designing the new very by hand. we actually took this were by hand off this robot and took it apart. and it wasn't put back together properly, which is what a tank words. and so i have to take it apart now and figure out the right way to put it back on so that it can open and close properly. if you can clothing and mine and see how the different parts fit to gala and design is in your mind, then you can create it's like being a magician. oh, that's good. i'm glad. i'm glad i did that. disruptive around it. well, yeah, a bill is it's not on fast prices are all ah, i think one of the wise just came out did some of it is full out ah, from among, with her towering clean all. she worked really hard so that my brother and i could participate in various extracurricular activities and we could get a good education. it made me think if i became an entrepreneur and you know if everything went badly, i could do that. i could get a, get a and get any job and just provide for my family. and so i gave me a lot of fr

news." >>> i'm catherine herridge in washington. thanks for staying with us. nasa is gearing up for a return to the moon. 25 will include a new rocket, capsule, and spacesuits for the crew. when design of the suits fell behind schedule, nasa turned to a private company, axiom space, to handle the task. mark strassmann traveled to houston and got a look. >> reporter: spacesuits. to go back to the moon, nasa's closet needed a refresh. in space, to dress for success is a matter of survival. >> how hard is this? >> very. it is -- it is very, very challenging. >> reporter: russell ralston works for axiom space. last september, nasa hired the houston aerospace company to build a new spacesuit for the first artemis moon landing mission to the lunar south pole. here, shadowed craters are home to some of the coldest temperatures in the solar system, almost 400 degrees below zero. >> going into a permanently shaded region on the moon is something that's never been done before by anything. >> reporter: nasa spent 15 years developing its own next-generation moonsuit before outsourcing the project to axiom. the compan

new idea. maybe the moon should have its very own time zone. here's a live look outside before we head to the break. we will nothing. nothing. absolutely, nothing. it really is something. as an expedia member, you can save up to 30% when you add a hotel to your flight. so you can have a bit more money, to do even less. because you've got a whole lot of nothing to do and absolutely nowhere to be. >>> welcome back the time now is 6:15. more snow is heading to the northern half of the sierra nevada. the national weather service is travel up to the mountains is highly discouraged to speak in heavy snow and strong winds will likely combine for dangerous to impossible driving. winter storm warnings are in effect for the northern sierra early monday officials say the area make it up to five of snow this weekend. with wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. some people are still digging themselves out snow that dropped earlier in the week and now many are trying to leave before this next storm comes through. >> spent some time here. have to go head home. >

. >>> nasa astronauts will have a new updated spacesuit for their return to the moon. the houston-based aerospace company axiom space revealed that the new improved spacesuits will use new technology to give astronauts what they need. >> this is going to be such a much more flexible suit, and the range of motion is really going to improve the astronaut's ability to do all those tasks that they're going to do while they're out exploring on the lunar surface. and eventually on mars. that would be so special. >> the suits are almost ready for their 2025 moon landing except for one thing -- the color. the outer layer will be white and made out of mylar and kevlar. >>> up next, caught on video, police officers rescue a little boy trapped in a car submerged in water. t she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. [dad] once-daily sotykt

the new moon suits have been unveiled and not a sliver of silver , and not a sliver of silver, white.ly. i don't this is going to be the absolute final colour. i think they're going to they're hiding some bits that are a priority for now . sure. now but yeah, for now. sure. now but yeah, that's the main design of the suit, you can see it's a lot more slimmed down, which will allow the astronauts to have a lot more flexibility, which is really important because designing a space suit is actually much harder than designing a space rocket, essentially a condensed space rocket , keeping the astronauts rocket, keeping the astronauts themselves . it's got all of themselves. it's got all of their life systems waste removal, oxygen temperature pressure condensed into one. they have to be and light so and having a comfort stop well without being too graphic about it course which may have to sort of limit the fashion aspect of it but clearly things are moving ahead, at least on artemus with ahead, at least on artemus with a spacesuit. maggie, thank you very much indeed for your time. and of cou