. >> it will never fly, orville. >> i think it's kind of a put on. >> i think it's all right. >> oh,rom several mechanisms in a map man's mind. >> i couldn't tell you. >> look at the form.n's mind. >> i couldn't tell you. >> look at the form. >> look at the bottom of it. >> it represents the decline of the west. >> this guy is a nut. >> he should be shot to create a thing like that. >> no. >> that's where the taxpayer money goes. [ gun shots ] >> superficial. >> i don't know. >> i like it. >> i'm not an expert, but speaking strictly as a mother, it seems to me the material alone must be worth at least $100. [ gun shots ] >> hey? >> boing, boing. >> hey. >> boing, boing, boing. ♪♪ [ indistinct chatter ] >> hey, come on. >> hey. come on. hurry up. >> pardon me. >> look out. >> hey, watch out. >> i was here first, pal. >> watch out. i didn't come here to get rolled on. >> look at that! >> oh. >> wow. ♪♪ >>> have you ever thought radical ideas threaten institutions and become institutions and then become radical ideas that threaten institutions? >> no. >> gee, for a minute i thought i ha

and unfortunately, lieutenant selfridge died as a result of the crash orville was injured, but he was able to walk away from the crash. but what it what they proved during those trials was that they could meet those specs at the army asked for and were able to perfect flight and was really instrumental in leading the army into the world of aviation. and then up above. the right flyer you can see a helicopter. that is the sikorsky helicopter considered the army's first helicopter. so it's kind of developed at the end of world war ii and saw some action in the china burma indian theater at the end of world war ii. so right away the army knew the importance of helicopters in transporting soldiers supplies evacuating the wounded off the battlefield, so that is a great example of how technology developed in the civilian world was used on the military side. so now we enter this area of the museum which talks about some topics that maybe you know people would not associate with the army like for example space. the army was very involved in the space space program early on. and believe it or

plane and orville took it up for 12 seconds, it was 120 feet and they tried it four times that day.lbur took it up and got it up there and then the plane broke and then obviously since then they have been able to improve it a great deal. but that is how it starts. so whatever happens on mars, i will be peeled to it.

orville flew in the aircraft known as the wright flier.re not-so-far flights, wilbur got the damn thing to fly for 59 seconds for a distance of 352 feet. the rest, as we say, is history. in just three days we'll see another attempt at history. the first powered flight of an aircraft on another planet. ingenuity is a tiny helicopter sitting on the surface of mars right now. it was shuttled to the red planet on the bottom of the nasa perseverance rover which touched down on mars in february. nasa says the helicopter weighs four pounds, two extremely fast blades a solar panel and a fuselage to help it navigate the thin martian atmosphere. it also has a good luck charm. wrapped around the solar panel is a piece of fabric the size of a postage stamp made from material from the wright brothers plane. when ingenuity takes off, it plans to rise to about 10 feet, the same as the wright brothers flier did on its first flight, hover in the air about 30 seconds and come back down. that's it. if that first flight goes according to plan ingenuity could

plane and orville took it up for 12 seconds, it was 120 feet and they tried it four times that day. on the last one, wilbur took it up and got it up there and then the plane broke and then obviously since then they have been able to improve it a great deal. but that is how it starts. so whatever happens on mars, i will be peeled to it. for all the stuff we have to report on that is not as much fun, there's some good stuff going on up there. >> and i will tell you, ali, they are taking, i kid you not, a tiny little piece of the wright brothers' plane with them for the ingenuity copter to go up there, they have attached it for this interplanetary benchmark. super exciting. sunday night, it will be fantastic. >> great to see you and congratulations on the vaccination. >>> well, it was another day of dramatic testimony in the trial of derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. dr. andrew baker, who conducted the autopsy on george floyd, had his turn on the stand. we will show you what he said about the presence of drugs in george floyd's system and what it had to do with his death in

started up on the guys is that late that night the town of guys orville first to evacuate as the kincaid fire began its two week run, charring about 80,000 acres, destroying some 400 structures and on the heels of the tub's firestorm, leaving sonoma county traumatized people are just exhausted. i'm exhausted. nobody wants everybody wants things to just be better. nobody wants this wants these type of things that keep happening almost as soon as the first flames were spotted pg any equipment was suspect and the company admitted a piece broke on a transmission line lines energized even though many communities had no power at the time for fire safety, pg and e had already caused the deadly campfire a year earlier and was in bankruptcy and promising better maintenance. pigeon is deeply sorry for the role that our equipment. had in those fires and the losses that occurred because of them, the ceo testified in washington after the kincaid fire, the new ceo, in a statement today says we remain committed to making it right and working to reduce wildfire risk. however we do not believe there was

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forest hill had those thunderstorms up around you county up in paradise, orville and chico tonight around eight o'clock they have died down there still snowing in the mountains and winter storm warning in effect there. winter starting will be dropped by tomorrow morning. most certainly this is not a heck of a snow producers was hoped the other day with some of the models were suggesting maybe a foot and a half of snow, and i think it's gonna be tough if they get eight inches in the heavy spots. that's gonna be good. these were the forecast overnight lows and like i say, um, well, 35 santa rosa. that's not that cold, but it is considered. we haven't seen temperatures that cold up there in a while, so you'll notice in the checkout conquered of 43. that's chilly when you're going in the morning. the forecast for san francisco, oakland, berkeley and sausalito and redwood city. looks like this tomorrow. richmond point richmond. sandra fell. we're going to see clouds in the morning and in clearing in the afternoon in daytime highs. i don't like today, actually, just not just gonna sunny tomorro

of weed, california her identity was confirmed ordina on thursday, the teen's family said she left orville in january and drove to oakland with a man they did not know. she was never seen alive again. anyone with information should contact the siskiyou county sheriff's office and the tragic crash in bodega bay. fire officials say a car went over 120 ft cliff and crashed up a dig ahead near bodega bay. you could see the car they're resting on the rocky beach at the edge of the water. authorities say both people inside the car have died. crews had to carefully scale the cliff to reach the car and retrieve the bodies. at this point, it's unclear if the crash was an accident or if it was intentional warning tonight cycle is in the east bay say they've recently become the targets of armed robbers. in addition to reports of at least three thefts, there have been several attempts. ktvu is greg liggins has more on what's happening and how cyclists are dealing with it. the oakland berkeley hills is a mecca for serious cyclists. this is a vibrant cycling area that people have here. take it real seri

. >> i am loving the ingenuity story, orville

the governor spoke in orvil today in bute county, he said that it will go to burns and protecting ruralconomies in fire areas, the governor said his administration is committed to fighting fires that are re-occurring across the state. >> we want to be here, mindful that good enough never is. that it's a constant and never ending challenge. there's no definition of success. it's not a place. it's more of a direction as it relates to the issues of wild fire. >> the govern authorized another $80 million for cal fire officers, it will be used to hire an additional 1400 officers for fire season this year. >> president biden is taking on climate change as part of the new infrastructure plan. the bill would allocate billions of dollars to turn our committee greener. and here are some of the big ones. the plan would give $100 billion to the country's electrical grid. that would help build new power lines that can help transfer power over long distances. plan gives $174 billion for electric vehicles. this would come as tax incentives for americans who buy electric cars and build more ev chargers

and for fun, they stuck on orville's mustache. now that we've got a helicopter up there, it's only a matter of time until we get the martian traffic report. ike ored plan areper to bumper from olympus mons all the way to the polar ice caps. traffic on the 1's is brought to you by iron oxide. iron oxide: it's what makes mars red! >> stephen: let's take a look at some of the amazing images. there it is taking off. okay, hovering, a little left and right there, a little hovering, pretty nice, and back down. boom. amazing stuff. and they've got two more flights before it ends up stuck on the neighbor's roof. it wasn't a long flight, it lasted just 30 seconds and reached an altitude of about ten feet.t, but ten feet mea dunk. today's mission was the first of several, because the helicopter could make as many as five hts coming weeks. although to save a couple bucks, one of them has a layover in charlotte. there's a chili's, too. somebody should fly a helicopter there. but flying helicopters on mars isn't even science's biggest achievem

evacuation in the history of sonoma county, including the entire towns of healdsburg, windsor and guys, orville. the fire destroyed 374 structures, including 174 homes. ah court hearing has been scheduled for april 20th. well, terminal one at the oakland international airport was evacuated early this morning while law enforcement work with the man they say was suicidal. it happened in the baggage claim area. terminal one around six o'clock this morning, and it all started when a man handed a t s a agent, a note asking for help and then pulled out a knife and threatened to harm himself. after three hours of negotiation, law enforcement agencies say they were able to bring that situation to an end. they decided to basically start to do some things to change the environment in the inside the airport, they turned off the air. it started to get really, really hot in there, he started to pace back and forth. he started to shed his clothing. hey, still had the knife. he did not put the knife down, and as he was being distracted by being uncomfortable. they started to close in on him a little more and

significant deficit, especially in the reservoirs of northern california, orville and shasta, and soombined. there's no way around it. we're gonna have a rough water year s o. the rain is coming, and that's exciting. it'd be great. but again if we get we get a half inch out of this thing, maybe an inch in the hills. it's great, but it's really at this point you guys were buried, and i just use this is a moment to get on the soapbox that this is california. this story let's say it rains a bunch next three years. it's not gonna happen again. this this is the cycle. we go through these drought cycles. i've been doing this forever, so we have to as individuals in those communities learned how to use water, more resourceful, e more economically because there's this isn't going away. man just isn't going away, souto said. grandpa bill done talking now, but the high pressure is building in the next couple of days will be nice. and then that rain chance shows up, you guys and then you can see it right in here, and it's actually a pretty nice looking system, half inch of rain potential in som

. >>> 118 years ago, humans achieved powered flight for the first time orville wright at the stick oft it wasn't long before aircraft began to scratch near the edge of space and mars was always on the horizon. this is the first tv image of mars, beamed back by the flyby spacecraft mariner 1 in 1995 nasa technicians printed strips of data, pieced them together and hand-colored them. the moon came next, of course, but again, mars beckoned and in 1997, the "pathfinder" mission landed our first rover on the red planet. now nasa is set to make history again. they're attempting powered flight on another world for the first time on sunday, the mars helicopter "ingenuity" is attempt to lift off. the plan is to hover for 20 to 30 seconds and then land down here onert, drones do it all the time, but according to nasa, the martian atmosphere makes it tricky. >> on the one hand, you only have 1% or so of that atmospheric pressure, you still have winds, and you're not flying on a parking lot or a meadow somewhere, you're flying on a rocky terrain >> long-term, the folks at nasa say they hope to us

that is a four year old dressed up as orville redenbacher for halloween. this story that trump doesn't want to see him must have really bugged matt gaetz. he tweeted "this is a total lie. i am on a preplanned vacation with my fiancee, and that's got fob a fun vacation right now. honey, it's all fake news. it's the deep state. nothing's funnier than these guys who sold their souls to trump coming to him in their time of need and thinking he's going to help them. asking donald trump for a favor is like asking a nigerian prince for a refund. you're not getting it. oak? instead of meeting with matt gaetz, trump on -- on saturday night, trump was the recipient of the first ever champion for freedom award, which was given by a group of republican fundraisers. trump strolled in his golf clothes and had these fond words for his old friend mitch. >> trump called mitch mcconnell a quote, dumb son of a bitch. >> jimmy: i don't know. that doesn't sound like my president. according to those in attendance, trump also mocked his wife, elaine chao. i said i hired his wife

have an equivalent in the aggregate storage capacity of like orville at capacity, and i'm mindful of that, because i'm mindful of the rhetoric when it comes to droughts and the ideology that shapes opinions around drugs were not ideological about our approach. we're very pragmatic about our approach. and that's why i reference and reinforce the $2.5 million that was set aside for storage projects, including a site not far away from here. sites on above ground storage facility that's off stream. uh that is well underway. still in need of further financial support, as was noted by the senator. financial support is not just limited to the $7.3 billion that's already been appropriated over the course the last number of years we will be substantially increasing our financial support to address the needs of the drought. on community's needs, including safe drinking water access to reliable, safe, affordable drinking water for small and rural communities. well is underserved. immunities will be advancing more support in the effort to build on what the senate recently put out to build on wha

the town of guys orville first to evacuate as the kincaid fire began its two week run charring about 80,000 acres, destroying some 400 structures and on the heels of the tub's firestorm, leaving sonoma county traumatized people are just exhausted. i'm exhausted. nobody wants everybody wants things to just be better. nobody wants this wants these type of things. keep happening almost as soon as the first flames were spotted pg any equipment was suspect and the company admitted a piece broke on a transmission line lines energized even though many communities had no power at the time for fire safety. pg and e had already caused the deadly campfire a year earlier and was in bankruptcy and promising better maintenance. pigeon is deeply sorry for the role that our equipment had in those fires and the losses that occurred because of them, the ceo testified in washington. after the kincaid fire, the new ceo, in a statement today says we remain committed to making it right and working to reduce wildfire risk. however, we do not believe there was any crime here. but sonoma county d. a jill rav

started up on the guys is that late that night the town of guys orville first to evacuate as the kincaidn its two week run, charring about 80,000 acres, destroying some 400 structures and on the heels of the tub's firestorm, leaving sonoma county traumatized people are just exhausted. i'm exhausted. nobody wants everybody wants things to just be better. nobody wants this wants these type of things that keep happening almost as soon as the first flames were spotted pg any equipment was suspect and the company admitted a piece broke on a transmission line lines energized even though many communities had no power at the time for fire safety. pg and e had already caused the deadly campfire a year earlier and was in bankruptcy and promising better maintenance. pigeon is deeply sorry for the role that our equipment hadn't those fires and the losses that occurred because of them, the ceo testified in washington. after the kincaid fire, the new ceo, in a statement today says we remain committed to making it right and working to reduce wildfire risk. however, we do not believe there was any crime

determine the kincaid fire was sparked by a broken cable on a pg any transmission tower and your guys orville, pg and e is said to appear in court later on this month. coming at police in the east bay arrest a man accused of throwing bricks at moving cars on a freeway, killing one person and blinding another. and the town of danville is facing a new lawsuit. after this cell phone video was released, showing a deadly police shooting there last month. there were tracking temperatures cooled off today. a few degrees actually warmed up today. a few degrees we're gonna cool off a few degrees tomorrow and then warm up again, so we're kind of on this roller coaster. when i come back, we'll take a look. that and the five day forecast, and they have missed a lot of classroom time over the past school year, but san francisco public school students will likely have a lot to do this summer will tell you why coming up and checking in now on the tuesday evening commute. this is interstate 80 in emeryville i was totally stranded. no tp? so what happened? well... we started buying charmin super mega roll. ch

thunderstorms and city today, but there were thunderstorms last night up around close a and paradise and orville here's this current set up with cloud cover. no real fungus speak of just a little bit of patchy stuff overnight lows tonight i'll be kind of chilly, no wind or light wind and clear skies. so in san francisco tomorrow and in oakland, and sandra felt looks like this, we beautiful day slightly warmer tomorrow. well, significantly warmer about like five or six degrees, and that's like it's a significant and then as we get into wednesday, further warming by wednesday, we're looking to sit in the five day we're looking at temperatures potentially into the. mid eighties, so that's pretty warm. so wednesday is going to end up being pretty warm and thursday looks like the warmest day of the week with mid eighties there and the in time y area. weekend, more officer involved shootings and justice department investigations now has lawmakers taking another look at police reform legislation on lauren blanchard on capitol hill. why there might be a law. an inch. in the n louisville, kentucky. it's

mondale could not believe that the state of hubert humphrey and himself and gene mccarthy and orvilleld democratic former labor progressi tradition could come to donald trump. it almost did that year and almost did, as you know, last year. >> former president jimmy carter released this statement, reading in par i mourn the passing of my dear friend woerlt mondale, who i consider the best vice president in our nation's history. fritz used his personal skill and integrity to transform the vice presidency into a dynamic policy, driving force that had never been seen before and still exists today. and of course, that's something, i spoke with chris matthews last night, michael, and chris worked inside the carter white house. and he said unlike past vice presidents, he wasn't shoved off in the old executive office building. he was in the west wing, his staff was in the west wing, and chris matthews said, i witnessed this firsthand. mondale was the first vice president to have an office in the west wing, the first to have a staff working on a daily basis with the president himself. this mad

students were to enter the school the black students, a large w hostile crowd surrounded this school and orville -- announced his opposition to integration and sent state police to prevent those nine black students from entering that white school. standoff that lasted days and journalist and question on everyone's mind was what would the president of the united states do? well, jimmy governor of south carolina he was the former supreme court justice, he resigned to administer our economy in the second world war and he was a moderate on race. he told presidentizeen, however, here's what you should do, nothing. he said to the president, that if you sending troops to arkansas thereou might well be violence. and you might have to occupy the whole south, you have a reconstruction, a s second reconstruction on your hands. at best he said the south will close all schools. but herbert brown attorney general and eisenhower wise counts lock took opposite population he told president you have to send troops. at least to protect the rule of law. andps in the end president decid toe sepgd 1,000 parachute mem