kumasi: pluto. julian: drew tuma.i: can we talk about how pluto was giving us all that life? drew: listening to it. kumasi: i know this is great information, but pluto is dancing. drew: can you believe it is almost halloween? julian: can't believe it is september. drew: we are tracking what our temperatures will be closer to what they should be. we track the chance of dry lightning. from our citro sky camera, we have the fog traditional moving in from the coastline, so we start out with morning cloud cover, but you look above the fog and we have a canopy of clouds upstairs. this cloud cover later on tonight could try to instigate a thunderstorm across northern california. the air quality good to moderate. we are in the upper 50's to low 60's low 60's around the bay shoreline, inland warmer in the 60's. today is a cooler start than yesterday, and also a cooler afternoon. 84 in san jose, 89 in d 82 redwood city. downtown 65, 63 in daly city. in the north bay, 83 petaluma. the east bay mainly in the 70's. 89 in san ramon

pluto was giving his all in the interview. julian: seriously. pluto needs a nap after that.g. it is 5:47 a.m. we are talking about a cooler afternoon. tonight, we have some lightning to talk about. i know. talking about the threat of dry lightning moving in. we wilshow a closer lo in one second. east bay hills camera, a little bit of fog. cooler temperatures later on today and good air quality. good to moderate across the region. a similar set up as we finish the week tomorrow. you can breathe easy in the next 48 hours. 61 in palo alto. 54 in santa rosa. later on today, highs san jose, 82 in santa clara. 79 in los altos. 82 in redwood city. 65 downtown. 63 in daly city for the afternoon hi. -- afternoon high the east bay, we are in the 70's. 72 in oakland, 78 in fremont. cooler today compared to yesterday. 89 in san ramon. later on this evening and tonight, we will find increasing clouds moving in. as the clouds do move in, they come with the threat of some lightning. hour-by-hour we go this afternoon, the threat is around writing. late tonight, and early friday morning, 1:0

unfortunately, not pluto. that was later on.t only changed textbooks for the time, but they gave us these beautiful images. the voyagers are still going. voyager 1 in 2013 is the first man-made object to have left our solar system. it wasn't just made by men. the women's careers have kept going. in 1980, they began working on magellan, a return to venus. they then worked on a return to jupiter and a study of jupiter's moons, including finding saltwater. in the 1990s, the same group of women began sending rovers to mars. by the late 1990s, after careers of 40 to 50 years at nasa, most of the group was ready to retire. in 2013, i held a reunion of this group of women at the jet propulsion laboratory. it was such a remarkable experience to get to be in the lab with them and hear their memories firsthand. i was also surprised by how much their histories had been forgotten by nasa. one example of this is the story of sue finley. sue finley was hired in 1958 by macy roberts before nasa was even officially formed. she still works there

unfortunately not pluto that was later on. but they not only change textbooks for the time, but they gave us these beautiful images. and the voyagers are still going. voyager one in 2013, was the first man made object to have left our solar system. of course it wasn't just made by men, and now the women's careers have also kept going. in 19 eighties, they began working on magellan. a return to venus. they then worked on a return to jupiter. and you study jupiter's moons. including finding salt water on europa. and then these women started sending rovers to mars. but early 1990s, after careers of 40 or 50 years at nasa, most of this group was ready to retire. in 2013, i held a reunion of this group of women at the jet propulsion laboratory. it was a remarkable experience to be in the lab with them, hear their stories firsthand. but i was surprised by how much their histories have been forgotten by nasa. and one example of this is the story of sue -- . she was hired 1958, by d.c. roberts. for nasa was officially formed. she stil

looking at planets that no spacecraft had gone to before, jupiter saturn, uranus, neptune and even pluto. in 1970, nasa experiences budget cuts. the grand tour was canceled. the group at jpl felt it was unacceptable. they had to take advantage of this moment. a small group of engineers, including sylvia miller who had been hired and trained by helen, came in one weekend with the goal of saving the grand tour. what they did was they came up with a trajectory that used something called gravity assist. so they used the gravitational pull of the planets to act like a slingshot sending a spacecraft farther and farther into space. by doing so they were able to save cost by cutting down on the size of the spacecraft and how much fuel they needed to use. it was that trajectory that the voyagers followed in 1977 when they were launched and they went all the way to the outer planets, unfortunately not pluto. that was later on. they not only changed textbooks for the time, but they gave us all of these beautiful images and the voyagers are still going. voyager 1 in 2013 is the first man-made object

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so these other two are equally evil and ksm went to north carolina nicknamed pluto because such clownoser. ends up coming back and blowing up in a way that we could not have thought imaginable. pete: good history lesson how it's all connected together. we don't know any of that without the interrogations that happened around khalid sheikh mohammed. ultimately we were told we were not abiding by the good evenings with the way we are connecting military try bibles and military interrogation. last time i checked taliban and financial al-qaeda were not signators of the geneva convention. you have to be a signatory to be applied to you as combatant and in this particular case they don't have it. brian: no theatrics a pre-trial hearing. that's it. what great timing days before 9/11. 20 years later. pete: exactly. no justice because we didn't fight it seriously the way we should have. thank you. steve: the question is whether l. they ever, ever, ever be held accountable for what they did? brian: listen 39 prisoners, $13 million a year to house each one. $13 million. ainsley: versus 70,000 if