: and on mars, round pebbles mean they used to be wet. >> if you think about pebbles that you find inam on earth, they tend to be very round as well. as they move in the stream, pebbles are hitting other pebbles, and they round off all the other corners. and that shows us they were formed in rushing water. this is the first evidence we have from the surface that water flowed across the surface of mars. >> reporter: this nasa animation is based on mars' actual surface. curiosity's capabilities include a laser that zaps rocks up to 25 feet away to find out what they're made of. it's the first rover that can drill for samples of mars and analyze them in its built-in lab. an early sample told us more about that water that used to be here and led to curiosity's biggest find so far. >> water on the surface of mars, you could scoop it up and drink it. >> reporter: rob manning, chief engineer told us that because the water was drinkable and because curiosity also found essential organic chemicals, mars could have supported life. >> does that mean life was there? it doesn't. we don't know. >>

on mars, round pebbles mean they used to be wet. >> morgan: and if you think about pebbles that youarth, they tend to be very round, as well, because, as they move in the stream, pebbles are hitting other pebbles, and they round off all the little corners. that's how we know this deposit was formed in rushing water. this is the first evidence we have from the surface that water flowed across the surface of mars. >> whitaker: this nasa animation is based on mars' actual surface. "curiosity's" capabilities include a laser that zaps rocks up to 23 feet away to find out what they're made of. it's the first rover that can drill for samples of mars and analyze them in its built-in lab. an early sample told us more about that water that used to be here and led to curiosity's biggest find so far. >> rob manning: the water that was on the surface of mars, you could scoop it up and drink it. >> whitaker: rob manning, chief engineer at j.p.l., told us, because the water was drinkable and because "curiosity" also found essential organic chemicals, mars could have supported life. >> manning: doe

i think this is just another pebble being thrown, looking for ripples and problems. sit down and look at it in the cold light of day. we haven't spoken about greece very much lately? time running out for a debt deal. they have a total debt of 314 billion euros. that is 180% of gross domestic product. we have another renewal due in july gross domestic product. we have another renewal due injuly seven and a half billion pounds. angela merkel is complaining about it. greece is on its knees. to cut a long story short, the fact remains that they will have to agree. with leaving the eu, if greece was to say, iam leaving the eu, if greece was to say, i am sinking in my hooks, devalue by 40%, there would be problems in a few years. the european union does not want to see any fragmentation post brexit. what kind of deal is going to be cut? is greece going to get any more leeway? i think it have to be. with 11 one half million people, virtually no business industry outside of agriculture and tourism, how are you going to repay that debt? that is what the imf is arguing and tha

you got like fruity pebbles! you got fruity pebbles.he heck was that? >> there's bacteria on that salad. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> questlove: dwayne. >> yes. >> questlove: you're up next. >> alright. >> questlove: fact or fiction? there are only two escalators in the entire state of wyoming? truth or false. >> jimmy: this is a joke. look how big my hand is. [ laughter ] >> that is completely unequivocally false. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. >> questlove: the answer -- >> jimmy: the answer may surprise you. >> questlove: yes. the answer may surprise you. [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ] it's true. can we see that again in slow motion, please? >> that was harder. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was hail. you got hit with hail. oh, hail no! you got hailed. [ cheers and applause ] >> hail no. >> questlove: this next fact is for jimmy. >> wait, so there's only two escalators in the state of wyoming? >> jimmy: yes, apparently. [ laughter ] you want to get another -- >> no, i'm good, yeah. [ laughter ] >> questlove: almost all of the to

monterey bay back through pebble beach numbers in the 50s through the 60s. 60s, 70s peninsula into thes away from the bay again those blustery winds to 20. extended forecast does call for cooler conditions on friday. climbing slightly over the weekend. high temperatures 90 inland. so for your memorial day, coastal cloudiness, 60 to 85 degrees. that will be our temperature span. and look what's taking place tomorrow through sunday. it's time for bottlerock in napa valley. 69 degrees tomorrow. climbing to nearly 80 by sunday. if you want more information, who is going to be performing, all do you have is visit us online at cbssf.com. >>> crews are using jackhammers and explosives to break down the faulty concrete chute at the oroville dam following damage this winters spark, thousands of evacuations. explosives are ripping apart rocks and jackhammers destroy the choose and it may be noisy. >> they are anticipating blasting to occur pretty much daily for the near term just to keep going on the demolition of the spillway. >> by the middle of the summer some 500 employees are expected to be

." >> we were just talking about fruity pebbles. >> yeah, we are ready for breakfast. >> you know whatby? i had to turn on my wipers on the way to work. >> yeah, a little drizzle. it's not a lot and not going to make your commute treacherous, i don't think in any way of making it slick out there, but every once in a while helps get the crime off the

corporation don pebbles and lee carter is here.great conversation so far and lot to cover from the president's trip to business as well. dagen: mark fields is out and quite frankly the report that is jim hacket is taking over. you have to tell part-time, by the way, it's a office furniture company. people don't know by name, people don't know that company by name. maria: he's supposed to be a turn-around specialist and mark fields has been working on technology, working on self-driving cars, he's been trying to transition ford motor from a vehicle company to a mobility company. that sounds like a stretch, john pebbles. >> i think it was a mistake to backtrack on innovation at ford. it's a company that does need to reinvent itself and compete with what the future, the future is tesla, the future is uber, the future is driverless cars. maria: that's why he's investing in that. how much can you throw money on something and not get a return and not see any profitability from throwing money at driverless cars and throwing money at ride-

. >> reporter: yeah. , you know, the white house is certainly pebbling the day on the defensive jukeling -- spending the day on the defensive juggling controversies first with the president's alleged sharing of classified intelligence with the russians in the oval office last week and tonight new information about the firing of james comey, former fbi director. a senior law enforcement source tells cbs news that president trump pressured former fbi director james comey to drop his investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. comey wrote up a memo first reported in the "new york times," quoting the president saying, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. he is a good guy. a senior white house official denied that account saying the president never asked mr. comey or anyone else to end any investigation including any investigation involving general flynn. some lawmakers want comey to testify. >> these are why he needs to come back before the congress and i think share with the public what conversations he had with the president that may bear on whether

. >> yes, that fred and pebble flintstone. >> government employees testing the vehicle registration,d a fake name and fake address. the woman's real vehicle registration number. after months, member of parliament helped her clear things up. >> clearly we all knew this was as everyone knows the flint? stone's live on rocky road in bedrock, usa and fred draws a foot mobile, not a chevy uplander. >> calling for an end to the looney tunes shenanigans. may have been confused with the cartoons. not looney tunes, they're the flintstones. >> the woman sold her. uv. she said yaba-daba don't mess with me. >> one of the law makers said that happened to me. sending b ining bam-bam over. >> star of dance moms getting ready for her latest role away from the tv cameras. what abby lee miller is saying about her upcoming time in prison. >> the manslaughter trial of a white police officer in tulsa charged with shooting an unarmed black man outside of his vehicle. what we are learning. >> check out our behind the scenes picks on instagram. now." ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer you won't see t

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the day that photograph was published of little alan kurdi, lying on the pebbles of bodrum beach, deadlm. um, and i'll put my money into that. i was in the garden, it was a hot day, and, suddenly, i heard this horrendous sound fill the sky. air raid siren. the film she has made is thoughtful and personal. in one section, she recalls her own world war two experiences as a young child, a wartime evacuee, the closest she came to being a refugee. so we were evacuated. i, and my brother, who was about one—year—old. today, we would be called "internally displaced persons," so we were refugees, in our own country. i was worried about having much of myself, but my producer convinced me that telling my narrative of the second world war, and what happened to me, as an evacuee, along with thousands of other children, would help people understand about refugees coming from other countries. i thought, i must make a film, so when people watch this film, they will feel as if they are watching relatives, not as if they are watching some strange subhuman race. while the filmmaking in this documentary i

wedding is taking place of pebble middleton who has married the financierjames middleton who has marriede financierjames matthew at a ceremony this morning in berkshire —— kepler middleton. the shadow foreign secretary said the labour party could abandon its support for trident. the conservatives have been forced to defend their pledged migration cut after it was criticised by their former chancellor, george osborne. staying with matters political, two members of the shadow cabinet have disagreed over these stance on the trident weapon. nia griffith described labours position as settled. jeremy corbyn said the party's position was clear. the manifesto makes it clear that our decision is committed to trident and we will look at the real security needs of this country in other areas such as cyber security, which i think the attack last week on the nhs proved that there needs to be serious re—examination of our defences to be serious re—examination of our d efe nces of to be serious re—examination of our defences of those sort of attacks. to be clear because there was a different view from

you can see pebbles rolling down the mountain here. >> coming all the way down the shore.>> reporter:s being called one of the biggest landslide in california history. caltrans is exploring options for this multimillion dollar repair>> they will have to can reconstruct the roadway and basically shore up the hillside. and allow either netting or something for future slight activity. >> reporter: the punishing rain became too much. she compares us landslide to another one in 1983 about 50 miles north of this one on highway one. >> two miles north of here off of highway one. it goes east-west. >> when you travel, we can have a boulder or two but that's part of the fun.>> that is massive. it's going to take up to a year.>> what are they going to lock into to rebuild that road? think about the businesses in big sur that are shut off.>>> a check of the weather now. a cool day. things are looking up for the weekend. >> a bit of a warming trend. no crazy heat out there. if you are tired of the cool weather pattern out there, you might like that weekend forecast. we have clouds to talk about f

. >> police officers had to deal with two loose pebbles in 2013.ice encountered a pet dog on one of every three housecalls. the police k9 protection act would require all law enforcement officers to go through the dog training. >> it is important for us to start a conversation and to be able to address this issue. >> the commission on peace officer standards and training would conduct the training. it would include learning about dog behavior and body language, best practices to use during encounters with dogs in the appropriate use of force. the california sheriffs association opposes the bill saying posts already have existing training on the topic and a current budget shortfall. in sacramento and elk grove, dog training is voluntary but not required. >> a two our class will not make you an expert but increasing awareness is always good. >> local agencies would paper the training and then be reimbursed if approved. >>> a new bill in texas could allow adoption agencies to reject jewish, muslim, lgbt and single parents. five states have passed simi

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." >> we were just talking about fruity pebbles. >> yeah, we are ready for breakfast. >> you know whati was surprised by? i had to turn on my wipers on the way to work. >> yeah, a little drizzle. it's not a lot and not going to make your commute treacherous, i don't think in any way of making it slick out there, but every once in a while helps get the crime off the car, doesn't it? cooler weather today and here's a look at san mateo bridge. you can see some of the drizzle on the lens there as we look to the west. 50 to 56, that's this morning's temperatures. 56 to 67? what? what happens to the 90s? what happened to the 80s and the 70s? they are all gone. they do come back in the forecast but not after a chilly weekend and a slight chance of showers. >>> i want to take you back to san jose where we have a disabled vehicle in the far right lane on southbound 101 before brokaw road. that vehicle was hit by a couple more so sounds like a three-car crash and they are calling for an ambulance to the scene and they are holding traffic. things are light this time of day along that stretch and

carmel into pebble beach. official sunrise 5:53. not seeing it.are stuck in the clouds at the coast at 58 today. along the peninsula, then concord, clayton and walnut creek, back through livermore, pleasanton, out of the 90s into the 70s. you'll feel the difference. here's our extended forecast. seasonal conditions on thursday through saturday, by sunday we begin to break out of the 70s back into the 80s with a reinforcing ridge of high pressure. that's a look at your midweek forecast. michelle, what's up in your world? >> all i'm saying is i want one of those head dresses for carnaval. awesome. can't wait to see new it. >>> apple wants to take a bite out of android's smartphones. the cupertino-based company is using its website to tell customers how to switch. the message at the top of the page reads life is easier on the iphone followed by questions that really pump up the best features of an iphone. at the bottom of the page, you guessed it, a how to on how to buy an apple smartphone. >>> a new feature on instagram could let you archive picture

there's boulders throughout this area and every few minutes you can still see pebbles rolling down the mountain here. >> coming down all the way down the shore, made a new shore. >> it's being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. cal trans is exploring options for this repair. >> let's say the roadway is gone. would have to reconstruct the roadway. they would have to shore up the hillside and allow -- either put a netting or something for future slide activity. >> this year's punishing rain just ended up being too much. she compared this to another one in 1983 about 15 miles north of this one. there are alternate routes. >> 10 miles north of here off highway 1. it goes east-west. >> when you travel you just go we can have a boulder or two. that's part of the fun. >> meanwhile 100,000 visitors are expected to show up at yosemite national park this memorial day weekend. after this winter's heavy rain and snow it might be well worth it to see the amazing water falls. visitors should arrive before 9:00 in the morning or after 4:00 in the afternoon to avoid the crowds

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i'm giggling because they had 3 inches of snow on tuesday. 64 degrees at the beaches of carmel, pebble beach and monterey bay. our numbers span from the high 60s in pacifica to the high 80s and low 90s away from the bay to our inland areas. discovery bay, brentwood, all about 91, 92. otherwise around the immediate bay area, 90 our outside number. warmer over the weekend. 6:35, kenny, tonight oakland a's. you know why it's early? fireworks after the game! they play host to the boston red sox. what a great night for fireworks. clear skies. >>> thank you. we're following breaking news out of new york. prosecutors are just announced that they will file charges against anthony weiner. he ran for mayor of new york city recently. the feds have been looking into claims that the former new york congressman had been "sexting" with a 15-year-old girl in north carolina. the "new york times" also reports that weiner will plead guilty to a charge of transferring obscene material to a minor. >>> facebook is trying to bring all of its apps closer together. according to text crunch, the new feature wil

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all things being the same, if philly were phoenix's size on the map we'd have like 11 million pebble. take. >> we need to get lower merion on one side and say, cherry hill, to be -- do you think you'd -- you'd be my neighbor. >> no, i'm not moving to philly. >> you're not into the whole annexation thing. >> count me out. >> hank, i tried. i don't know what else to say. >>> show and tell ended up in a lock down. a teacher just want to do share a bit of history until someone saw him with a arrival and called the cops. >>> you have to look at your tv. you see that two-year-old. her bracelet is caught on garage door and it's going up. good thing her sister was fast on her feet. >> ♪ you're looking at route 42 in camden county new jersey. traffic not looking too bad headinheading to the shore poin. this is thursday and it's rainy out. tomorrow night at this time this picture probably going to look a lot different. >>> one strange night caught on camera at a gas station in southern california. guy was picking on another customer at the gas pump so the clerk told him to get out there. he won

there are boulders throughout the area and you can see pebbles rolling down the mountain here. >> it new shore with a tip. >> reporter: it is being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. caltrans is exploring options for the repair. >> the roadway is gone, then they would have to reconstruct the roadway and shore up the hillside and allow maybe either -- either put like a netting or something to -- for future slide activity. >> reporter: cruz says this year's punishing rain was too much. she compared this landslide to another one in 1983 on highway 1. >> it is ten miles north from here. it goes east/west. >> when you travel, you think we could have a boulder or two. but it -- that's part of the fun. >>> well, if you are hit being the road today for the long holiday weekend, you will be in good company. just how many people are expected to travel on what is being called the busiest holiday weekend in more than ten years. years. >>> a man shot in the leg after interrupting a burglary. we will have the latest details on police activity here in gilroy. >>> this is kt

. >> just being able to say hi to pebble walking down the hall.probably recognize your face you're already walking by him. stepped him in the kitchen to fine bananas and he'll in there five minutes looking around. >> reporter: aj has a disease. a kind of juvenile macular degeneration. it's progressive and will eventually completely take away his central vision and there's no cure. greg low says his son was diagnosed three years ago. >> imagine not being able to see anything in the center of your vision where you have just blank spots or scratchy film over everything you see. looking through a lace a lace curtain how difficult that must be. >> reporter: there's hope through e site. a device that give some sight to certain people who are legally blind. >> i can read it. this video of e site rep allowing aj to try it out. his mother gets emotional tal talking about the moment they realize it worked for him. >> my husband was sitting across the table and andrew saw greg an smile crossed his face. i can see you dad he said. so, yeah -- sorry. >> it's o

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and every few minutes you can still see pebbles rolling down the mountain. >> it made a new shore withip. >> reporter: it is being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. caltrans is exploring options for the multi million dollar repair. >> let's say the roadway is gone. then they would have to reconstruct the roadway. they would have to basically shore up the hillside. and allow -- either put a netting or something for future slide activity. >> reporter: cruz says this year's punishing rain ended up being too much. she compared this landslide to another one in 1983, about 15 miles north of this one on highway 1. there are alternative routes. >> ten miles north of here highway 1, it goes east west. >> when you travel, you go we could have a boulder or two. but it -- that's part of the fun. >>> all right. a music and food festival in napa valley is fast becoming a bay area tradition. >>> in a little more than two hours from now, the first entertainers will take the stage at bottlerock napa valley. >> yeah. big headliners this year. alex savidge is there with a local

but overall, the american pebble met the challenge of pulling together in this wartime emergency knowing that the japanese were sailing off the coast of california and knowing that hitler had overrun europe, they met the challenge and through the entrepreneurship and the spirit of the american people made these great contributions. now, burt is going to come and talk a little bit about the economic and what got us out of -- at the end of the war and of the great depression. burt? >> thank you, anita. you know, we look at world war ii and franklin it seems so long ago, it's 70 years since the bombing at pearl harbor, and you don't really realize that much of american politics from foreign policy to domestic policy is shaped by the events that happened in world war ii. franklin roosevelt was very anxious for an active role of government in the american economy. of course, world war provides it in a big way and it has gone into some details but roosevelt wanted it that way and you have during the war franklin roosevelt created the national resources planning board. they were supposed to tak

can't seem to catch a break, the small or smaller mistakes that you made in the past, there is this pebblens into a rock that is a boulder that starts rolling downhill. >> martha: is so true. this is the next narrative that you would want to employ, right? if you are trying to take this president own or make him look bad, it's bad enough that the pictures, the only pictures from this meeting were taken from russian media. now, the story is that he was in a revealing intelligence that he should not have been revealing. john roberts is back with us, well. john, one thing we know for sure is that this is not the narrative that the white house wants to beyond. this is not a page that has turned from a very ugly week last week. they are still spending in this. >> take it as a peace that this was the only thing that you would say, the president had his reasons for discussing the information with russia, we do share a common thread, trying to get them on board to fight against isis. when you take it as part of a larger puzzle, that keeps coming out on reflecting back to russia, it has a perceptio

officers say their investigation with the help of neighbors led them to a suspects pebbling, the woman's boyfriend. there was some news in the breezy way and he got in the car and he left. at that time no one knew he had committed a crime. >> i can't say enough about the people in lance down park and spring valley and way mute road area. we would not have been a able to do this. police have arrested this man, 31 year old edmond mostses jr. who is the father of thomas' young son. >> a hit and run in her drive way, the 14 month was hit outside her home in tucks owed oh park yesterday. the driver was leaving the home when police say he ran over the girl. the child's mother tried to stop the driver by stepping in front of the car, but he took off anyway? a. just a lot of chaos. the baby came in bleeding heavily, crying. she got ran over twice and she's got a big gash on her head. she's going to have to have some surgery. police caught up to the 20 year old suspect a short time later sky fox was there when officers pulled him over april arrested him. new this morning president trump has lande

. >> a lot of wealthy people might not spend time picking up trash off other pebble's lawns. >> i wased to pick up the book. >> you to figure out how you're going to get to to. >> the trash thing their productive in everything they do. they look at every task as something that they're going to tackle with a hundred% evident. >> right. >> that's the mindset of a millionaire. >> and yet here i sit. >> debunking that whole study. >> you're already a millionaire. >> because does he all those things and he's not. >> i'm still sitting here. >> right. >> not millionaire. >> i'm grateful any way. >> very grateful. >> but i'm not millionaire. >> we have the potential to be millionaires. >> lottery tickets. lott don't leave us now because life in the loft we've got two musical super stars eric benet and marsha ambroius ahead at 10:30. >> the idol revival on abc. can it bring with fox's powerhouse ratings? oh and speaking of hit shows, we have your sneak peek at tomorrow's drama filled empire. and why is kanye held up in cabin? we'll tell you all about it in the celebrity dish. >> that face make

something called brilliant pebbles developed back under "star wars" in president reagan but never fieldedt burke 41 and president obama did not choose to go, 43, and all the bushes said no. so did president obama but the idea here is, neil, we want now, we think we should go forward with a global orbit tall-based system to be able to down the things in mid-flight. we don't have that. depends what we think we need to hit them, how capable we are stopping them. i know that is a complex answer. neil: i know what you're saying. i would think your reaction that would be a provocation when they ignore the fact that their constant tests are provocation. >> right. neil: having said that, what do you think the reaction would be? forget about an orbital system, say we find a way do do it from ships on land or whatever, successfully shoot down their next missile over the south china sea? how will they view that? how more to the point will china view that? >> that is countering a provocation. like you said they're poking their fink in our chest, how long do you expect to be poked before you break the

what you really have to do is, toss that pebble into the water and let the waves go.much about revenue neutrality right now. neil: that is jack welch, telling me, peter. same notion, we get caught up, revenues are there down the road. i don't know if they pay for themselves but economic activity will change the perspective. giving coming from slow growth rates. you get more bang than you traditionally would for the buck, going 2%, to 3% growth, is a 50% leap in economic activity? >> you hit on it. one of the things you got to believe. we talked with great excitement about the trillion dollar infrastructure we'll spend in the next 10 years. might be interesting to contrast that with china. last year, china spent a trillion dollars. year before that, a trillion dollars. year before that a trillion dollars. so they are making a bet, every year, in fact for next 15 years, they will spend a trillion dollars on infrastructure. why? they believe if you spend it the economy will grow. you can't spend it and put 14 anchors on it to prevent the boat from sailing. that is one of

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