pluto has a multilayer atmosphere, pluto has 5 moons, pluto has an active geology.iew pluto a lot to be a planet. i've been a strong advocate for having pluto return to its status as a planet. >> i'm sure pluto appreciate it. in my nonscientific poll on twitter whether it should be a planet or not 92% say it's not a planet. they probably know as much as i do about this. i want to ask about another story about the ozone hole is much smaller than it has been for decades. i member them taking away my favorite hairspray 1980s. are we making progress, why is the ozone hole better, what is happening? >> absolutely. the fluorocarbons band under the montrÉal protocol decades ago, the hole in the ozone has been going down ever since. this year we actually hit a record. the hole in the ozone is at a record minimum right now and records go back to 1982. that is because the stratosphere over the southern hemisphere or the south pole has been warmer. is 29°f warmer than it has been historically at this time of year and what that means is really simple. is as it is warmer you hav

interesting, but we pluto has a atmosphere and pluto has five moons, pluto has an active geology.to be a planet. and i've been a strong advocate for having pluto return to its status as a planet. >> shannon: okay, i'm sure pluto appreciates it. my nonscientific poll whether it should be a plan or not, 92% say it is not a planet, but you know they probably know as much as i do about this. i want to ask about this other big story about the ozone hole and at least one area much smaller than it has been for decades. i remember them taking away my favorite hair spray in the 1980s. are we making progress? why is the ozone make better? what is happening? >> absolutely come at the cse resulted in the ozone were banned under the montreal protol decades ago and the hole in the ozone has been going down ever since. now, this year, we actually had a record. the hole in the ozone is at a record minimum right now and, of course, records go back to 1982. and that is because the stratosphere, over the southern hemisphere or the south pole has been warmer. it is about 29 degrees fahrenheit warmer

do people live on pluto? if people live there, then they won't exist! why can't pluto be a planet?mean it doesn't have to be a planet anymore. some people like pluto and if it doesn't exist they don't have a favorite planet. please write back, but not in cursive because i can't read in cursive. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i just want to know, we dug up that child, she's in college, majoring in environmental studies in florida. so she turned out okay in spite of this. >> stephen: wow, letters from from -- "letters from an astrophysicist" is on sale now. neil degrasse tyson, everybody! good to see you again! we'll be right back with former national security advisor susan rice! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) [ "turn around, look at me" -the vogues ] ♪ there is someone ♪ walking behind you ♪ turn around ♪ look at me ♪ there is someone ♪ look at me mmm. (chef) ah-hem. hvr seasoning. table 7. keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy f

. >> well, pluto, yeah. >> jimmy: pluto is right. >> i was thinking snoopy for a second. >> jimmy: i see what you're saying, noah, there is some discussion as to whether or not pluto is a planet. >> yeah, i honestly don't think so. >> jimmy: very opinionated young man, all right, we've got a tie game. let's go to our final set of questions. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, are you ready? >> yep. >> mm-hm. >> jimmy: all right. the question is going to be on our video screen. pay attention. >> oh! >> jimmy: okay. the first question is for noah. >> yeah. >> what is the name of this tv show starring me! >> jimmy: ooh, what is the name of that tv show, starring danny devito. >> now i know, sonny in philadelphia. >> jimmy: you've just given pat her next answer. did you want to take a look at the picture? >> taxi. >> jimmy: you just gave noah the answer! i think we're going to call this a tie, what do you say, danny? >> yeah. >> definitely a tie. >> jimmy: neither one of you are going home empty handed or empty wristed. for you, pat, a new apple watch. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: and noah, for y

if we had a moore's law for airplanes, we'd already be on pluto, but we haven't.ing and heavy planes. if we wanted to, we could go higher up, ten times faster, but we don't. this idea that this is somehow a great thing, it's pac prophetic. we could be on another planet if we just had. >> dana: it's also pathetic that they stripped pluto of its planetary status. i mean, you watch movies. >> jesse: conant you stop in the middle east for a little while for a layover? no. i mean the middle east. what is that really dazzling city? dubai. yes. they stop in dubai. >> not if you are a woman. >> greg: what side of the road you drive on there? >> juan: i prefer direct flight. once it gets beyond four hours, i'm really pushing it. should get out to hawaii from new york is oh, my. i do think that it's pretty amazing. i noticed that they changed the lights. they try to adjust your body. but you know, it's just too much. the human body is just not going to do that. >> greg: you need a bigger bathroom. >> dana: that's true. >> jesse: no children. no children allowed. they'd be s

tyson, when i was 10 i called you a poo-poo head for demoting pluto. there a letter i wrote to family and friends i wrote on september 12th, 2001, witnessed the collapse of the towers from four blocks away. that was very important part of my life as it is for all of us. there is a letter to nasa in there. there is a testimonial to my father. melissa: wow. >> it as lot of communication, with many people, many people in search of meaning, they have a bit of angst about their purpose in life. melissa: yeah. >> they came to me, i have some cosmic perspective to shed what path they might take. melissa: my son wanted me to ask you, does science disprove religion? we don't have time for that. don't worry, you don't have to answer that here. neil degrasse tyson. thanks for coming on. >> i appreciate it. connell: that was something else. melissa: almost fell off my chair here. economic fears weighing on small business. how one team is helping american entrepreneurs overcome challenges in small towns across the u.s. connell: unconventional type of therapy, crush

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pluto tv's have been supportive. just the rise of this in general will encourage more and more consumption for those that are supported. >> tim, thanks so much for your time procedure it >>> shares of johnson & johnson are falling after a jury decision to award $8 billion to the plaintiff in a lawsuit involving its anti-psychotic drug those details are coming up. >>> apple creeping back to its all time high. what's driving the moves, and whether there's still time to get in that'sex nt. >>> welcome back to power lunch. i'm mike santolli at the new york stock exchange. apple shares sitting pretty high the stock raises to $260 and the company was planning new hardware releases, including smart glasses for 2020 jc, it's been an impressive march back toward the old highs for apple. does it appear stretched to you, what's the smart way to play the stock? >> longer term, this is one of the best stocks out there. far outpacing the s&p above every major moving average longer term, the target is constructive tactically, we ar

what we call radio isotopes thermal generation, what powers our spacecrafts when we go to pluto. solar energy is not just that robust and pluto, so when we go into deep space, we have to have different ways of getting propulsion. nuclear is the only way we can do deep state exploration. we work with the department of energy. when we send humans to mars, it will be in the best interest to use not radioisotope, but in fact nuclear thermal propulsion which would be an absolute game changer for how we do deep space exploration. something for the armed services committee, that the department of defense would have a significant interest in that capability for propulsion as well so i believe there would be some bleed over there from the capability perspective. when it comes to communications technology, there's a lot there . when we talk about super heavy lift and the sls rocket, i think that there's a lot of applications for national security capabilities as well. there's a lot of crossover. these are things we think about. it is one of the reasons why the national space council was es

public education and other advocacy strategies to ensure that black people have equal access to the pluto process into educational opportunities. among his ongoing cases mr. ross' lead counsel in greater birmingham administrators and ongoing voting rights act lawsuit that challenges alabama's recently discovered tory voter id law. he was a member of the trial team that has co-authored the appellate briefs in dc and the successful challenge to the texas unconstitutional photo id law. mr. ross is also an adult professor at the anniversary of pennsylvania law school where he teaches a seminar course on the voting rights act. welcome, all. we have been joined by the chair of the committee and the whole committee. would you like to make -- >> thank you. this committee is charged with overseeing the administration of federal elections and in recognition of that response ability we established the subcommittee on elections. the subcommittee has been led by its outstanding chairwoman and has held eight hearings that the country giving voice to many not generally heard in washington dc and conveni

i met him, coming off like a movie like "pluto nash ii." got stiffed by dolomite. i went and watched the original. and that scene is almost identical to the scene in the real movie. >> yeah, there's a bunch of stuff. we went to the same locations. and we shot, we had exact outfits and cars and, it's just craig brewer directed it, just really did a spot on. >> jimmy: it's really, really great. and wesley snipes is great, too. he is so funny in this movie. you're a mysterious man, you're aware of that, right? >> am i mysterious? >> jimmy: yes, you are. i want to run through a few random questions if you'd be so kind to solve this mystery for us. you turned down a chance to be part of "we are the world." in the "we are the world" video. is that true? >> i didn't turn it down. i wa doing sometng else, and stevie, i was in stevie wonder's studio. and i was working on music, and he was like, come over, we're doing this thing. and i was like, hey, man, i'm recording this song "party all the time." [cheers and applause] i was doing some other, then

solar energy is not that robust at pluto. when we go to space we never different ways for power generation. radioisotope generation, we work with the department of energy on those activities. when we send humans to mars, it would be the best not to use radioisotope thermal generation, but in fact, nuclear thermal propulsion which would be an absolute game changer for how we do deep space exploration. i would also argue -- and this would be something for maybe the armed services committee -- but that the department of defense should have a significant interest in that capability for propulsion as well. so i would imagine there would be some bleedover, crossover there from a capabilities perspective. so i think when it comes to communications technology, i think there's a lot of opportunity there. when we talk about super heavy lift and the sls rocket, i think that that could have a lot of applications for a national security capability as well. so i think-- i think there's a lot of crossover. these are things that we think abo

i was friends with pluto, eeyore, mr. t.l time were cinderella's evil stepsisters. so there's truly something so magical about disneyland. i mean, the park itself is the happiest place on earth. that positivity, it just became me. ever since then i've viewed everything in such a positive light. i'm creating my dream and living it. just like walt did. >> my goodness. the detail on those cookies. almost too good to eat, almost. you can check out abc's new brands at localish.com. it's also on facebook and instagram. >>> get the latest news any time with the abc7 news app. it has enhanced live video features, more customization, and personalized push alerts to get you the news you want delivered to your phone in realtime. >>> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. our continuing coverage of the pg&e outages continues now with abc7 news at 5:00. >>> good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. pg&e has given the all clear in some parts of

this is republicans are on mercury and democrats are on pluto when it comes to this. they are very far apart. even though the pole does show glimpses of hope where the numbers align together, the details matter very much. ultimately, the political process and the legislative process are very far apart. the intensity of the most vocal minorities on this issue i think continue to drive the politics of it. that continues to be a challenge. tyler: i totally agree. we have done a ton of polling. the american public has supported everything from path to citizenship to humane treatment, across-the-board, the public has been there. the problem is now our lawmakers are not there and it is because when you look at the polling where it shows what is important to the american public, health care and the economy are always going to be top of mind. in our polling, it is for well.icans as when you have this small minority within the republican party that sees immigration as their top issue, they are the loudest. for the republicans who want to stick their neck out and do things in a

mcmaster the chair of our military and pluto power chair, he previously served as the national security advisor to president trump. dr. cement their adage -- thentha rat edge, she is present -- the chair of the advisory board and she secured a skit -- served as a cured advisor to vice president cheney. and the chair of our economic and financial power chair served as the deputy assistant to the forident and deputy advisor combating terrorism. adversaries are determined to reshape the world order and to diminish and displace the united states in any way they can. these nations and nonstate actors employ hybrid end to gray's own tactics, operating against the united states and our allies in new domain such as race and cyberspace, and these new forms of economic warfare. in some cases, they wage their campaigns using sophisticated asymmetrical capabilities below the threshold of war as the united states has defined it. they believe operating this way will enable them to achieve incremental but over time substantial progress without eliciting a consequential response from the united states.

this is republicans are for mercury and democrats are on pluto when it comes to the gap.hey are very far apart and even though the poll does show glimmers of hope for the number sort of the line together the details matter very much and ultimately the political process are very far apart. the intensity of a most vocal minorities on this issue i think continue to drive the policy and that continues to be a challenge. >> i totally agree. we have done a ton of polling and whoever the american public has supported anywhere from humane treatment across-the-board the public has been there. the problem now is our lawmakers are there as because you look at the polling and what's important to the american public. health care and the economy are always going to be top of mind for republicans as well so when you have a small minority within the republican party they are the loudest. there are republicans who want to stick their neck out and do things in a bipartisan way. they just get slammed because for that part of electric immigration is important to them and it's not really an a

one wrote deeply apologetic that when he was 10, he had accused of being a pew pew head for demoting plutoieve it now. but it was a deadpan letter with pooh-pooh head in quotes. that exchange is in there. >> you talk about how scientists could maybe communicate better. how so. >> we're not trained to communicate. we're trained to be in the lab and get our work done. to cross over could be awkward, difficult, even impossible for many. so what's important here is to at least have analogies that people can relate to. if you have some ail millionaire, you to a doctor. the doctor says here's a pill that 3% of the researchers say will kill you. here's another one that doctors say there's a 97% chance it will kill you. they're going to take the 97% pill. >> this is called your most personal book to date. i love what you say about your children. you say people ask how do you teach your own children. you don't worry about what they know but how they think. when you see something are your curious about it? do you poke it? do you probe it? think about how much effort parents put in to keep a neat hou

>> if she has to run back to the middle, she's coming from pluto. >> right, there's no middle.hink with the trump election it was all tied down. everyone was wrong, we all got it wrong. so in an era of trump-- yeah, yeah, sure you got it right, joe. >> he actually did. >> he did. >> in this era of trump, then bernie could win or aoc could win. >> this positions aoc for 2024, let's be clear. neil: really? >> oh, she has her-- >> for mayor of-- >> sights on higher office, mayor, senator or ultimately president. she is as popular in the democratic party as any of these. neil: i always follow where the money is going and the small denominations, it's going to elizabeth warrens and bernie sanders, the president benefitted for that and the support he got in small denominations and i know that's where it goes the question were the votes to follow? what do you think? >> aoc is certainly great at consolidating the base of the democratic party. i think she has trouble extending her vision out of that. a democratic candidate is looking at against her, a moderate democrat who sees an open.

adult, deeply apologetic that when he was 10 he had accused me of being a poo-poo head for demoting plutoe back. we begin this half hour with a new report from the physicians for human rights. it claims the trump administration's asylum-seeking policies are inflecting trauma on migrants -- inflicting trauma on migrants. the policy was put in place by homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan who resigned on friday. cbs news has learned the migrant protection protocols or mpp, also known as remain in mexico, have been expanded and requires all asylum seekers to wait in court proceedings.ation of their mireya villarreal spoke with some of the migrants and those trying to help them in nuevo laredo, mexico. >>> some people if they are identified as migrants in the streets, they might be kidnapped. >> reporter: it's that dangerous? >> yeah, it's that dangerous. >> reporter: dr. fabiola pintado with doctors without borders says were m half the asylum sukers they've spoken to -- seekers they've spoken to have been victims of migrants. mpp or remain in mexico took effect in january and so far h