the orion meteor extends from the constellation of orion and space debris. >>> coming up in sports, tomr perfect season intact beating up on the new york jets. scott reiss says they looked prime time on monday night football. >>> a busy cafe hit by steve lafayette, this went a little further. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> there wasn't much of a game tonight. >> not much of a game at all. all right, so first of all let me stipulate for the record. the patriots are really good. i'm not disputing that, but their schedule, come on. they have beaten a decent buffalo team and the are a comb all to be unsafe, checking it out, opening up the game on the 16-play drive. and capping it off, the first

sls and orion, we're confident. gateway and the human landing system have some outstanding issues just because they're so early in the development process. ken, did you want to add to that? >> the only thing i would just emphasize is that our biggest technical challenge is getting the landers ready for 2024. that's the most challenging part of what we've got to develop. and we're excited to take on that challenge. >> thank you. i'll yield back. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and welcome. >> thank you. >> administrator, really glad to have you here this morning and i know how hard you work at your job. >> thank you. >> and also mr. bowersox thank you for your service to our country. i wondered if we could just step back a second from the budget request directly and i wanted to ask you about the timetable, the change in timetable and how the date-- the accelerated date of 2024 was chosen. and then, if you could provide for the record, if you haven't already done it, the original timeline, the budget proposa

check the orion manual on a cleaning it monthly. >>> good to know. all right. i'll be going home and you know, cleaning up my place. all right. >>> a beer maker is working on a new bottle made out of paper. yeah, carlos berg is developing two prototypes. the danish brewing giant made the announcedment yesterday. they've been develop it since 2015. they are fully roingable. the bottles now have to be tested. so we'll see if it works. >>> if you ever wanted to walk on water, now is the chance. a brooklyn base design company release what had they call jesus shoes or jesus shoes the retrofitted nike air max 97 sneakers contain water from the jordan river blessed by a prevent injected into the soles. they are scentwood frankincense. and inkripgs from matthew 14:25. the shares went on sale for $1400 immediately selling out. the company plans to release more later this month. all right you might think you are looking at a watermelon. no, no, no. that is an avocado. not just any avocado. it's the world's heaviest according to the guinness book of world records. a famil

the sls rocket comedy orion crew rocket, though orion crew modules, the european service module and the gateway and the human landing system and the spacesuits. at the same time, they're doing commercial crew which will be launched in low orbit. congresswoman, we have as an agency more underdevelopment now and these are big programs. so were working really high -- really hard right now to make this a reality. we are confident. we are where we are especially when it comes to commercial crew, we are confident. sls, we are confident. some outstanding issues in just because we are so early in the development process. ken, did you want to add to that? mr. bowersox: the only thing i would emphasize is that our biggest technical challenge is getting the land ready for 2024, that is the most challenging part of what we got to develop. we are excited to take on that challenge. rep. meng: thank you, i yield back. >> thank you. we are really glad to have you here this morning. i know how hard you work at your job and also mr. bowersox thank you very much for your service to our country. if we coul

same with the orion crew capsule will be qualified for human space flight on day one.european service module is complete they've made it and heading up to the glenn research center for testing. remember what the goal is, the goal is to get humans to the moon within five years. in order to achieve that we need to take advantage of the capability of the current sls and orion are the capabilities. here's the challenge, with the sls rocket european service module we do not have enough delta v to get into low lunar orbit and out of low lunar orbit.we need to find more energy. where do we find that? we find that at the gateway which is why we've accelerated the development of the gateway. the gateway is a command module a command service module in orbit around the moon permanently and what we call a near rectilinear orbit where can stay forever almost forever without much power required. that's a distant orbit from the surface of the moon. that means we have to be able to transfer from the distant orbit where it's balance between earth's gravity and the moon to transfer from

he studies scams for a living at first orion security. scammers are better at oofing caller i.d. and pretending to be businesses where you might actually have an account. >> they can make you believe that they're a representative of that company and then use that to their advantage to extract data, information or even money. >> we've seen the scheme in action in the bay area in august. several viewers alerted us that a savvy robo caller faked his caller i.d. posed as pg&e and targeted the 415 area code. >> call the direct billing department in 888 number to avoid power disconnection. within 30 minutes. >> the threat was bogus. other new tricks is getting personal. >> they have acquired data, generally through data breaches or access to data that they can purchase. >> the salvest bad guys cross reference the droves of personal information with your phone numbers. they find nuggets like addresses, partial social security numbers, they use them to gain your trust. first orion says a third of the scam calls use this technique. 75% of the peop

first orion says a third of scam calls use this technique.5% of people who fell for a scam got conned using their own information, as bait. >> text messages are under assault, too. aaron cockkerell with the mobile security company lookout warned some scammers are targeting parents with alarming highly personalized texts. >> your daughter, her real name, has had a serious accident, at her elementary school, the direct elementary school, click on this link for more information. and what parent would not click on that? >> he says crooks don't necessarily need to scour the dark web to personally pinpoint a scam like that, because you might be their most reliable source. to access information, like a child's name, or school. >> where are they getting that data? >> social media. >> the answer is us. >> yes. >> because we publish all of our lives on social media, it's pretty easy to look at what your daughter's name and elementary school and all of a sudden you get a very personalized looking message, or email, it doesn't matter, and you are far mor

guess a fashion show here a second car and students will be worn during launch and reentry into the orion spacecraft which is the spacecraft designated for. >>and eventually mission to mars. the space suit will provide thermal protection for the astronaut, the suit improve on the technology used by astronauts on the international space station looks a little bit like a that we story to has closed his name after that, but it does look like him. there's that would cost about a million there are so by way chance of showers tonight not going to be much just some light showers details tonight at 8 o'clock cnn. >>> trapped in the luggage compartment of a bus. >> i'm under the bus with the luggage. i'm afraid. what it feels like to be locked inside for all that time. >>> then, tarzan murder mystery. >> the wife of tv's tarzan found slain in her home. >> the shocking video as cops take down the suspect. >>> and blind sided by the president in the oval office? >> the meeting took place right here. >> what the parents of the british teen run over by a diplomat's wife are saying today. >> we are thr

go back and forth and to orbit around the moon, and drive down the cost for the sls rocket, and the orion cruise rocket. and so time will come down over time, but we want a sustained operation on the moon where we have people working and living for a long period of time. >> so you were at the conference? >> yes. >> what did you have to say about it? >> there was an announcement less than a month ago that nasa is going to return to the next man and the first woman to the moon in 2024, and it is under the artemus program which is a program whereby the nasa partners will form an international basis on the south pole of the moon, and this press conference is going to mention that exact same program that nasa is planning to go to the moon, and it is very inspirational. >> is there a need nor man to return to the moon at this point? it is something that we have achieved. is there a need for a man and woman to actually go back there? >> it is very important, because from the international space station, we are now going to build a gateway which is going to be in the lunar orbit with the leadersh

abra suka ferrer orion and the european research cooperations you lust and optimize . could they have known about the abuse taking place in the psychiatric clinic and . do they hold themselves partly responsible we have asked all the companies involved none of them feels responsible let alone complicit but who is to blame. the list of charges is long the patient consent forms turned out to be forgeries patients were given tests medication they should never have received due to their illnesses and side effects were covered up. is the clinic head daily solely responsible for all of this. bitter from the both regarding the patient marianna illich i know for a fact that she was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia as. she was removed from the study because her symptoms were sent. to. the sez. he come. that means that marianna elica should never have been given the test drug we do from the number her symptoms got worse she develops new unpleasant symptoms. then they try to the alleviate her by giving her more tablets. you know exactly which were not allowed or to the proto

when it comes to the oil fields owed syria there is no reason for our benefit to stay there and the orion is not a bet he has to so that it can divide it between the accords and between its own benefit the oil belongs to see add its people and it is high time for the united states to be cool behave in a better way and leave syria of its own. british m.p.'s have once again dealt a blow to boris johnson hopes to get his bricks and bill through parliament that rejected the government's timetable to approve the withdrawal bill and during the debate parliament slammed the prime minister's idea to pick through the withdrawal agreement in just 3 days. we warned on saturday but if the house passes the government's deal it would be a disaster for our country now as we look through the details of the bill we see just how right we were page after page of what amounts to nothing less than a charter for deregulation and a race to the bottom of the bill was published last month it takes time to have effective scrutiny over the said the prime minister doesn't kid of a process about parliament or about t

. >>> the second prototype is the orion crew survival system which was created for wherehere >> thiss there and gets us home safely. nasa announced plans to put a woman on the moon by the 2024 deadline. ahead of that goal the agency plans to make history with the first all-female spacewalk with astronauts christina cook and jessica amis are set to step outside the international space station to make a series of repairs thursday or friday. >>> a female spacewalk was supposed to happen months ago but the agency didn't have the right size spacesuits for the astronauts. marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6. >>> firefighters just beginning to leave the scene at the nustar energy facility in crockett as the investigation into the cause of yesterday's fire gets underway. >> the investigation is moving forward and we have the power back on in the facility served search warrants, conducted interviews and reviewed video footage. authorities stressed it was fairly routine. good evening everyone. >> today we got a better look at the damage from yesterday's matching fire.

the next big first time for a woman nasa feet will be when the artemis mission lands the orion capsulend that is where a female astronaut in the air slated for 2024 will plant her for prince on the moon, something that neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and other men did about 50 years ago. in miami, phil keating, fox news. >>> of this is ktvu beating at the hands of san francisco police officers and tonight a family is demanding answers after attorneys say their client is now in a wheelchair for no reason. >> is essentially a beating which has been completely unjustified. >> now the family is asking the san francisco district attorney to press charges against the officers involved. >>> it happened earlier this month at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. the man's mother an attorney spoke out about the attack and henry lee spoke with both of them and has details. >>> police are investigating after the man said he was just trying to comfort his girlfriend after her wallet was stolen. attorneys say police showed up and attacked him. >> reporter: this is spires after he says he was beaten for n

the next big time for a woman feat is when the orion capsule is landed on the moon surface where a femalend a man will leave her footprints on the moon slated for 2025 that will match what neil armstrong and buzz aldrin did roughly 50 years ago followed only by ten other men. that is a woman standing on the moon. trace? >> trace: it's going to happen sooner than we think. phil keating live in miami. it's time to live like a barbie girl in a barbie world. barbie is celebrating its 60th anniversary by representing 0 it a real life barbie dream house. it's a mansion in malibu and it's very pink. looks like the iconic barbie play house and has the hot pink slide from the original, which you can see here. that slide on the right. this real-life mansion got an upgrade though with an infiniti pool that overlooks the ocean. there's a massive closet where guests can dress up in barbie-like clothes. the home on air b&b for $60 a night. it's only available for a couple nights. the booking, if you want it, get ready because it opens on wednesday. the dow is down. about 237 points. i'm trace gallagher

. >> the orange soot is the orion survival system which was created for where for lunch to the moon andsphere. >> the soot gets us there and gets us home safely . >> nasa announced plans to put a woman on the moon by the 2024 deadline. ahead of the goal the agency plans to make history with the first all-female spacewalk. with astronauts christina cook and jessica mure set to step outside the international space nation to make a series of repairs thursday or friday. a female spacewalk was supposed to happen months ago but the agency didn't have the right size space for the astronauts. marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >>> state investigators are unseen wallowing a massive fire at an oil's rich facility in east bay. they issued a search warrant on new star energy as they try to determine the cause. >> at this point it is too soon to tell. we don't know exactly what caused the rupture and the fire. >> search warrants were served today but we are told that doesn't necessarily mean the company did anything wrong because getting search warrants good evening ev

and the protect america security, i went through the united states from the horrible one-sided orion nuclear deal i recognized israel's true capital and opened up the american embassy in jerusalem. and we also recognized israeli sovereignty over the goal on heights. for years, he watched as her politicians apologized for america. if you see it many times, oh, im so sorry. now, you have a president who is standing up for america in standing up for your great estate of texas. you must never forget. the 2020 election is about one thing and it's coming up fast, it's about you. it's about you. one thing, it's about you. i'm doing this for you. you know, we had in 2016, i really believe it was maybe the greatest election. i guess george washington was good. but that was easy. by the way, he did even better percentagewise than i did. he had 100%. we could have 50%, that's not bad and i have many more than he had. so i guess you got to give george washington, what do you think, you got to give him something? i would say, on this day, that's a pretty good election. andrew jackson, they say st

. >> shannon: the next big first for a woman in space will be when the mission lands the orion capsule's surface. a female astronaut will finally leave her foot print on the moon slated for 2024. we have a fox news exclusive coming up next as well as a syrian doctor who says president trump deserves the nobel prize. unprecedented movement on a major fault in california. scientists say the fault was first identified after july's ridge crust earthquake and capable magnitude eight quake. technology could help. next time there are potentially serious conditions in play. california announcing a new statewide earthquake warning app for your smartphone. it will alert you of a quake of magnitude 4.5 or greater. fox 2 in san francisco reports that its investigation found a big chunk of money earmarked for bay area homeless doesn't funnel down to programs and services that actually get people off the streets. for example, fox 2 investigates says that oakland sets aside nearly $24 million for homelessness issues but only $4 million goes directly to help people get into permanent housing. san fran

let's bring in rusty joining us with orion advisors.nvestment officer. 18 billion in assets. get to the first one. >> let's do it. liz: short term indicator? >> all the tweets from president trump. short term that is moving the market each and every day. it is roller coaster ride. one day it is up, one day it is down. the tweets are short term market mover. liz: people should watch or act upon them or be aware? >> i work with long term investors. avoid them if you can. it will mess up your plan. liz: knew market indicator 35 times the market has fallen. i don't know what time element is this is over, for just today? tweets in a single day. okay. he tweet as lot. let's get to the longer term for many of our investor audience viewers. >> this is what i think is important. looking at sentiment. in the long term the market is really a weighing machine. about valuations and fundamentals. shorter term, talking about months. right now sentiment is at extreme levels. investor sentiment is some of the most bearish levels in decades. analyst sent

the orion meteor shower -- is that how you say it? >> nailed it. >> shooting stars every hour, and can you see it through sunrise which is just before 7:30 this morning. all you have to do is look to the southeastern horizon and try to move away from bright lights. according to nasa the event is considered to be one of the most beautiful showers of the year. did you get to see it? >> i set my alarm to wake up early and then guess what happened? >> you didn't. >> i did not wake up early. i overslept. >> no, no. >> because waking up early on this shift -- no. >> so what do we need to do? run out between 7:00 and 7:30? >> yes. >> are we too close to light down here? >> i've seen them before here. you have to let your eyes adjust. it takes ten minutes and you're impatient, where is it? come on. then you do see a couple of them. it's really pretty, one of the best ones. if not, next year. >> enjoy. >> let us know if you see them. i would like to know. let's talk about what we're seeing. i have this beautiful graphic. i forgot about this. t

the next big time nasa feet will be when the artemis mission lands the orion capsule on the moon's surfaceemale astronaut in the year slated for 2024 will plant her for prints her footprints on the moon, something that other men did about 50 years ago. in miami, phil keating, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >>> state regulators gather for an emergency meeting addressing last week's public safety power shut off. pg&e planned outages were poorly executed some say. >> until pete yanity's conduct is reviewed and corrective action are identified and implemented, there remains a substantial risk that the public health and safety of californians will be severely impaired with potentially catastrophic results. >> pg&e defended itself saying they did not like turning off the power of the shut off did prevent potential wildfires from starting. good evening to you. you will remember that more than 2 million people were left in the dark during those planned outages. tom vacar is live from the headquarters in san francisco with more on today's meeting. >> reporter: this is the headquarte

the meteors extend from the constellation orion and are pieces of space rock or debris from haley's cometg. the vallejo native took to twitter with a heartfelt stadium saying "i'm going to miss going out there on the mound and competing. but it is time to say farewell. thank you baseball." sabato worn a world series and was a six time all-star over his 19 year career. >> that is a long career, there. >>> the astros and nationals will match up in game one of the world series starting tomorrow here on ktvu. scott explained how the giants had a connection with the in tonight, followed by tvs highest rated new series the prodigal son, then join us for the 10:00 news and 11:00 news right here on ktvu. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ chase. make more of what's y

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. >> a second prototype is the orion crew survival system created for wear during the launch to the moonry to the earth's atmosphere. >>> two actresses grand marshals of the rose parade in pasadena. the tournament of rose president announced that each of them exemplifies the theme of the rose parade, the power of hope. the parade of flower-covered floats and marching bands will be new year's day before the rose bowl football game. >>> two tanks explode in the east bay causing destruction and a portion of 80 was shut down in both directions. we are where crews are still putting water on it. >>> and round four of the democratic debate, this time in ohio. we'll tell you who stood out and why. >>> and banning cars on market street. why the idea was unanimously approved by transportation officials. >>> good morning, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm dave clark. >> we have increasing clouds and cool temperatures today. they will go below by tomorrow, maybe light rain tonight. good morning here in

suit on the right that's the one that they're going to be wearing on the launch and reentry in the orionst destined eventually for mission to mars. pretty in trying make the final black like that i can see asked for the sun. >>so bright there. >>all right we'll take a quick break 5 56 is the time. look at what's coming up a refinery in crockett went up in flames now that fire is contained, but we'll have the very latest on what the situation is like in a live report and more shaking across the bay area's 2 more earthquakes hit as the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake draws ever nearer that also cars will be banned from a major street in san francisco, it's called the better market street plan will tell you how much of ma ♪ the home depot is making it easy to turn your favorite moment into the perfect color to transform your room with the project color app. explore the most popular colors and trending palettes to find yours. then get everything you'll need. like behr ultra interior rated #1 in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. now just $29.98 at the home depot more saving. more

meteors, if you trace them back, seem to be coming from one point, the radiant, in the constellation of orionmosphere? these are tiny particles and bits of dust, the chances of anything reaching the ground is very slim, and anything that does reach the ground is going to be nano —sized particles, that would be incredibly hard to detect, let alone cause any damage. would be incredibly hard to detect, let alone cause any damagelj would be incredibly hard to detect, let alone cause any damage. ijust thought i would ask, my children ask me! november seven, the last chance to see them, they are saying, why is it the peak tonight and how can you get the best view? because that is when we passed through the middle of the stream, the most dense part of the stream, the most dense part of the stream, the most dense part of the stream, if you want to get the best view, head out somewhere nice and dark, if you can get out to a park, out of the countryside, those are the best kind of places. even in your back garden, as long as you can get away from direct sources of light shining into your eye, you shoul

. >> the failed units they're replacing had no impact on the crew's safety orion going lab experimentsut important because they regulate the amount of charge put into the batteries which collect energy from the station's solar arrays during the time every 45 minutes that the station is in the dark on the dark side of the earth. the next first for women in space will be when the mission lands on the moon about oh ryan capsule. a female astronaut will leave her footprints on the moon which neil armstrong and 11 other men did nearly 50 years ago. >> sandra: thank you for that story this morning, phil. >> bill: new reports of fighting in northern syria. live report from the region in a moment to tell you the latest on that. president trump touting the economy in a packed rally in dallas. will he keep texas red? money man charles payne joins us coming up shortly. come on back at the top of the hour. >> president trump: the economy is booming. our people are prospering. our country is thriving and our nation is stronger than ever. last month unemployment reached its lowest level in 51 years.

were there leaks to the media of information, classified orion going investigation? claim on the table that's what durham may begin a criminal inquiry. there are laws against leaking. laws against disclosing information that's classified. the justice department under president obama and now president trump has been fairly aggressive in pursuing those leaks. it wouldn't be surprising if they were investigating that and convening a grand jury or just preliminary inquiry. extensive attorney general guidelines what you need to begin an investigation. they have to comply with those to start a criminal investigation. that's what happened here. >> jon: john warner unhappy about it. congressman john ratcliffe is saying that he believes this investigation is warranted. listen. >> the referrals could already have been made but regardless john durham had to let michael horowitz finish this work and i think when people read the inspector general's impending report it will be very clear why the durham investigation has now moved to a criminal probe. >> jon: and we are getting som

on our independent line, we hear next on this plan to vote on thursday from orion in georgia. this just want to sheasically about time and did not push for an impeachment because shere now could not get public support behind it. the public support has been a drag along and build up as first-hand accounts come forward. all we have to do is read the transcripts, read the testimony and make up our own minds. host: does that include the hearings not open to the public? how do you factor that into it? caller: i am sorry. i factor that into it as an investigation. my lawyer does not get sent over the investigator's shoulder and cherry pick what they get to release to the public or anything else, my lawyer doesn't get to see what is going on until i have been indicted. investigation is not supposed to be public. the witnesses that come after can calibrate their testimony to adjust for what has been said before. ont: the procedures voted on thursday, do you think that should have taken place at the beginning? doner: if they could have -- taken a vote on it, but it kept their closed-do