celebrate says it spacecraft inside the lens on mars the probe has already sent back a selfie from the red planet its primary mission is to dig beneath the martian surface for data that scientists have been screaming about for decades it's. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us ukraine has imposed martial law on parts of the country following russia's seizure of ukrainian warships on sunday the measures applied to mostly border regions to prevent what ukraine's president called an extremely serious threat of a russian invasion a number of western nations have condemned moscow but the kremlin insists that it was provoked in a moment we'll cross store correspondents in kiev and moscow but first a look back on how this latest escalation began. the question see causing waves of international concern a russian military ship rams into a ukrainian tugboat off the coast of crimea the vessel was later fired at him captured by the russians along with two other ships and dozens of ukrainian seamen several of whom were injured. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting where wes

only 40% of attempts to land on the red planet have been successful.e is a real sense of anticipation growing here. scientists are arriving from all over the world because this is truly an international mission. the scientific kit aboard this lander, there is actually a life—size model of that behind me. it is a 3—part experiment contributed to by scientists and engineers from all over the world. and the world's media is arriving because tomorrow evening here there will be an attempt to land on the surface of the red planet near the equator. but that attempt, as the first entry points, from the first entry point to it actually touching down on the surface, is commonly is commonly known in nasa terms as the seven minutes of terror. because in that seven minutes this lander will have to actually slow down from six times the speed of a high velocity bullet to a safe touchdown speed, plant its three legs on the ground, and only then when it is sitting safely, can it start to do that two year—long or possibly longer science mission. drilling down into mars,

it's part of its study into how the red planet was formed. after a voyage lasting 6 months, the insight spacecraft made its descent onto the planet's surface, a high risk manoeuvre. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from pasadena. touchdown confirmed! after a six—month journey and a perilous descent, relief and joy at mission control. i am over the moon, it's incredible. this is my first mission, i still feel nervous, like i don't know, the adrenaline is still going through me, but we're on mars, insight worked, it was a soft landing, everything was perfect, which is so rare, and now ijust want more data, i want to see what is happening on mars! nasa's insight lander plunged through the martian atmosphere at 12,000 mph, touching down slowly and safely to send its signal home. and here are the first pictures it's sent of its new home. insight will carefully examine its surroundings so scientists can select exactly where to place scientific equipment. we're going to give mars its first checkup in 4 billion years, and we're going to

a two—year mission begins, building a picture of the hidden depths of the red planet. trump has intervened in the brexit debate, warning that theresa may's deal with the eu may make it harder for britain to trade with the united states. downing street insisted the agreement will allow britain to have an independent policy — meaning it can sign a new trade agreement with the us. 0ur washington correspondent danjohnson told me more about president trump's reaction. well, he certainly wasn't saying anything to be helpful to theresa may. she's looked like a prime minister without many allies in the uk at the minute, and she certainly hasn't found one today over the other side of the atlantic. she, of course, hopes that after brexit, the uk can form good, strong free—trade agreements with countries around the world, but the us will be one of the biggest and most important partners that an independent uk would be hoping to trade with. well, these comments from donald trump today saying that the sort of withdrawal agreement she has negotiated, that she is now pursuing, may no

a two—year mission begins, building a picture of the hidden depths of the red planet.gill with that report from california. let's get some of the day's other news. mexico has called for a full investigation by the united states into the use of tear gas against hundreds of migrants who forcefully attempted to cross the border on sunday. 42 people were arrested by us border patrols afterjumping over the fence that separates the two countries. the incident prompted the us to close the border for several hours. the british academic convicted of spying in the united arab emirates, matthew hedges, is said to be flying home, just days after being sentenced to life imprisonment. earlier, the uae government announced that he'd received a presidential pardon, but insisted that his conviction for spying was sound. he and his family have denied the charges. the former trump campaign aid, george papadopoulos has failed in his legal attempt to delay the start of his two—week prison sentence. mr papadopoulos pleaded guilty last year to lying to federal agents investigating alleged ti

we've only just scratched the surface of the red planet but inside is going to go deep this is going to be the first mission to ever study the deep interior of the planet where we're at the crust we're going to go down deep with our peak flow probe we're going to see with the internal temperature of the planet is we're going to place a seismometer on the surface for the very first time and feel for mars quakes and we're also going to use radio science to feel the wobble of mars if you've ever spun a hard boiled egg and a raw egg next to each other you'll notice they spin differently and that's because of the solid core and the liquid core in those two eggs planets wobble the same way so we're going to learn a lot more about the deep interior of this planet it's going to tell us about rocky worlds all over the universe really we've studied our own earth a lot we've got to study the planet next door and being able to compare and contrast those datasets is going to tell us more about how rocky planets form it's also going to tell us maybe a little bit more about what happened to mars we

that's the celebrates as its space craft inside lands on mars the probe will dig beneath the red planet's surface and send back vital test of that scientists have been dreaming about for decades and mexico says it's deporting dozens of migrants who tried to rush the border near san diego into the united states but has demanded an investigation into the use of tear gas by u.s. police firing across that border. following terry martin welcome to the program ukraine has imposed martial law on parts of the country following russia's seizure of ukrainian warships on sunday the measures apply to mostly border regions to prevent what ukraine's president called an extremely serious threat of a russian invasion number of western nations have condemned moscow but the kremlin insists that it was provoked in a moment we'll cross to our correspondents in kiev and moscow but first a look back on how this latest escalation began. a clash at sea causing waves of international concern a russian military ship rams into a ukrainian tugboat off the coast of crimea. the vessel was then fired at and captured by

a 2-year mission beginerputting toge picture of the death of the red planet.lcongratulat around there was virtually deal all around. i am jane o'brien -- that was victoria gill reporting. i am jane o'brien. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, o vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay st-to-date with the la headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible byfr thman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutir america's neglected needs. >> what are you doin >>ossibilities. emur day is filled with th and s helps everyone discove theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on t cutting back.onight, general motors will shutter production at five plants and layoff more than 4,700 employees. then, tension in tijuana:

the "insight" lander made a dramatic arrival on the red planet after a nearly seven month-long journeyuccas. >>> touchdown confirmed! [ cheers ] >> reporter: nasa engineers felt pure joy after waiting through seven minutes of nailbiting terror. from new york's times square to the jet propulsion lab outside los angeles -- [ cheers ] people around the country cheered the completion of the more than 300 million mile journey to mars. >> cool. >> reporter: first the picture of a dirty lens and then this tweet from nasa claiming the "insight" spacecraft was home. it guided itself into mars' thin atmosphere at more than 12,000 miles per hour and landed using a parachute and retro rockets to slow its descent. the success is sweeter when you consider only 40% of 44 missions to mars worldwide accomplish their goals. project manager tom hoffman. >> the science literally is groundbreaking for "insight." we have a probe that's going to go hopefully 16 feet into mars. first time we've done anything other than scratch the surface. >> reporter: mars and earth were shaped at the same time, four billion

now one small step closer to unlocking the secrets of the red planet nasa scientists are celebrating after their inside spacecraft touchdown on mars the billion dollar mission expects to collect important data on martian quakes and tremors deep underground to explain how the red planet formed the scientists involved it's been a nail biting journey sixty meters fifty meters constant velocity tension almost impossible to be. touched down transparent threatened by an outpouring of relief this is the moment a nasa spacecraft completed its seven month long journey to months called the inside the unmanned land traveled four hundred eighty four million kilometers through space to reach the red planet well this is a very exciting day as you can imagine we've got a lot of scientists and engineers that have put many years of work into this particular mission and today is the moment of truth in the thirteen minutes between entering the planet's atmosphere and touchdown the craft traveled at almost twenty thousand kilometers per hour through temperatures of one thousand five hundred degrees cels

touched down on mars yesterday has beamed back the first clear thoto of its landing spot on the red planet. >> new video released of a baby gender reveal gone wrong. >> this is what started the sawmill fire near tucson. one he fire burned nearly 47,000 acres. ar first lady melania trump and second lady karen pence visiting the red cross. >> to help put together comfort kits for troops overseas. >> these comfort kits are one small way that we can say thank you. >> first thing i thought was, "this is a beautiful view, and

out of this world excitement as a probe to study the deep interior of the red planet. some breaking news on u.s. saudi relations amid the call for action over the murder of. u.s. secretary of state mike on peo and secretary defense jim mattis will brief senators on wednesday on developments relating to saudi arabia democrat and republican politicians have expressed concern over the killing of journalists last month that the saudi consulate in turkey is also growing condemnation on riyadh's involvement in the war in yemen which has created a humanitarian crisis well mike hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike so might bump a win jim mattis will do this joint briefing to the senate why is that happening and what are we expecting them to say. well there's a couple of unanswered questions here daryn importantly are they going to be briefing the whole senate or just the intelligence committee of the senate is the briefing going to be public zero is it going to be behind closed doors and very importantly too is the director of the cia going to be present because a

one step closer to unlocking the secrets of the red planet nasa inside spacecraft has touched down on moscow now this picture is a kind of a selfie that is of the first images insight has sent back but it will do much more it's expected to drill down into the martian soil to collect important data on how the planet was formed for the scientists involved it's been a thrilling and nail biting journey sixty meters fifty meters constant barrage thirty suspense that's almost impossible to bear touchdown. followed by an outpouring of jubilation and relief this is the moment nasa scientists received confirmation that the inside spacecraft had landed safely on mars. the news was relayed by a pair of tiny satellites that had been trailing inside throughout its four hundred eighty two million kilometer journey because of the distance between earth and mars it took several tens minutes for confirmation to arrive. to think about working for seven years as many of the people here in the room have done to get to the point where you have seven more minutes to survive literally survive is it credibly

so celebrates its spacecraft inside lands on mars the probe has already sent a selfie from the red planet its primary mission is to dig beneath the surface and send back five hundred details on the planet's composition. i don't welcome i'm on the thought she. the love of science has condemned the chinese doctor who claims to have made the once first genetically edited baby's he says he ordered the d.n.a. of twin girls born earlier this month to try and make them resistant to infection with each i.v. but his claims from to defeat asked backlash from the scientific community including in his native china many cause doubt on the breakthrough and questioned it's more. his study is not yet been published but academics around the world say hey john quain has crossed the line the geneticist is said to have changed the d.n.a. of two babies born earlier this month through regular in vitro fertilization. claims the father of the two babies is a child be positive and that he edited the genes while there were just embryos to make them resistant to the edge of the fires. i feel a strong response be to

nasser celebrates a spacecraft inside lands on more are to dig beneath the red planet's surface to find out how when was formed billions of years ago. it's good to have you with us we begin with that emergency u.n. security council meeting and the question are russia and ukraine headed for the u.s. as u.n. ambassador has accused russia of committing an outrageous violation of ukraine's sovereignty on sunday russia seized several ukrainian naval vessels near the disputed crimean peninsula moscow says that it was provoked by and just about an hour ago the ukrainian parliament voted to impose martial wall inside the country. a clash at sea causing waves of international concern a russian military ship rams into a ukrainian tugboat off the coast of crimea. the vessel was then fired at and captured by the russians along with two other ships and dozens of ukrainian sailors several of whom were injured. the united nations security council held an emergency meeting where western countries accused russia of stoking the already deadly war with ukraine what we witnessed this weekend is yet another

that's about how long it's supposed to take for the insight spacecraft to land on the red planet.ssion be a success? we're expected to learn at one minute past noon, pacific time. that's one minute past 2 in the central time zone, so just about 25 minutes from now. we'll have live coverage from mission control. we don't have anybody on mars at the moment, but we're working on that top of the hour shepard smith reporting. >> dana: time for a look at some other stories. pressure mounting on french president macron after angry protests over rising fuel prices for a second week in a row. number two, general motors announcing it will close factories in michigan, ohio, maryland, canada. the plan will also slash 50% of the country's salary in north america. number three, many scientists questioning the claims of a chinese researcher who says he helped make the world's first genetically edited baby. said the goal of the procedure not allowed in the united states was to see if the baby was able to resist the aids virus. a massive snowstorm hitting the midwest causing thousands of flight de

the first of a spacecraft designed to study the depths of mars has successfully touched on the red planet now says inside rover will unveil the planet's core structure and how it was formed millions of years ago. headlines are back with another news update on al-jazeera that's after counting the cost stay with us. stories generate thousands of headlines. separate the spin from the facts caravan these facts help leave the child troops with the listening post on al-jazeera. as a seeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics italy wants to spend its way out of an economic slump but it's breaking european rules by doing it. also this week tales from the crypto why prices of digital currencies like bitcoin f. area and report are collapsing. plus a dramatic grace for rockstar c.e.o. shifts a key alliance in the auto industry into reverse. by economic drama is playing out between italy and the european union italy has broken the e.u. budget rules and now the message from the european commission is clear euro zone's third biggest economy wo

the spacecraft is expected to land on the surface of the red planet monday.red planet surface of thed on the expected to spacecraft is the towards mars.descent making its final insight is nasa's (jrs) tuned! (jrs) nasa's insight is making its final descent towards mars. the spacecraft is expected to land on the surface of the red planet monday. insight is the first mission to study the deep interior of mars. it launched from vandenberg air force base on may 5th of this year. insight will study mars in hopes of learning how earth - formed. time now for sports...it wasn't really the greatest day for bay area football...deja vu of sorts for one of the biggest off the field stories for the 49ers this year... the big story today of course overshadowing the games... 49ers linebacker reuben foster arrested last night at the team's hotel in tampa on a misdomeanor domestic violence charge... according to the report it involved foster and his on-again-off again girlfriend... elissa ennis... the same woman who accused foster of felony domestic violence earlier this year.... later recanting her

. >> the insight probe touching down on the red planet surface. ending a 7 month journey. >> reporter: scientists in nasa accomplished a huge victory today the mission is just getting started. it is on a fact-finding expedition to gather information to help scientists understand planet earth's future. >> touchdown confirmed. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: nasa celebrated a spot on landing for insight after traveling 301 million miles to the red planet. >> this is just sitting there. it landed on what some scientists call the biggest parking lot on marsfoe xt 2 missio according thassiion diggrf instrument on board is a seismometer to measure the movemented movement inside of the planet. >> the more knowledge, the better, the better we understand how our planet can change over time or how we can help it stay stable and allow it to sustain life here on earth. >> the second is a drill that will go 16 feet underneath the surface to detect the fluctuations in temperature. >> if we know what the core is made out of, if you know if the core is hot or

probe on mars has started sending images back to earth following its successful landing on the red planetorning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling. theresa may is battling fresh criticism of her brexit vision, this time from a recent ally. the former defence secretary sir michael fallon said her proposed brexit deal is doomed and that he will vote against it in the commons on december 11. his criticism comes after a warning from president trump last night that her brexit agreement could threaten a future us—uk trade deal. the prime minister is in wales this morning, and visits northern ireland later as she tries to sell what she sees as the benefits of the deal. our assistant political editor norman smith is at westminster. norman, as far as michael fallon is concerned, she is fighting a losing battle. what fallout has there been from his comments? the risk is really that so michael fallon is one of those mps who is a bit of a weather vane on the backbenches, in the sense that he has not really been aligned with any of the rival brexit camps. to date, he has alway

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it's now just hours from the first touchdown on the red planet in s the first aircraft to look insides for clues about how our solar system formed. but earth is a nice place to take a vacation. we would like to know why one planet goes one way and another planet goes a different way. >> reporter: first, sticking the landing. everything from the heat shield to its supersonic parachute have to work to slow it down from nearly 13,000 miles per hour to 5 miles per hour for a safe touchdown. nasa won't know if the landing minutes, a period they call seven minutes of terror.plns. the delay in communications between mars and earth, scientists here will not know what has happened until after the fact. so there is a lot that goes on that amount of time. one of the mysteries scientists are looking at is how mars and earth, which started out so similar, became so different over time. >> reporter: a few weeks after landing, a robotic arm will deploy instrum ttsenasmeo ur mars quakes and meteor strikes and heatrsursoenw down into the planet to hopefully tell scientists if mars once harbored life.

it's already sent back its first image from the red planet, kicking off two years of scientific discoveryukraine has declared martial law in part of the country, after russia's seizure of three ukrainian navy ships. it follows a naval clash in the kerch strait, off the coast of crimea, which was annexed by russia in 2014. a number of western countries have condemned moscow's actions. president trump has suggested britain's brexit agreement with the eu could leave it unable to negotiate a free—trade agreement with the us. his comments, two weeks before a crucial vote in the british parliament, are a fresh blow to prime minister theresa may. an inquest into the death of the former welsh government minister, carl sargeant, has opened in north wales. mr sargeant, who'd been sacked last november following accusations of sexual misconduct, was found dead four days later at his home. our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. carl sargeant was a well—known figure in the welsh assembly. his death last year left his family grief—stricken and sent shock waves through the welsh political establishm

matthew: insight will land on monday at the end of a two-year mission to the red planet. using seismic monitoring, insight aims to find out more thet what lies beneath martian surface, understanding how our solar system was formed. >> when we look at the crest of mars, -- crust of mars, that is a snapshot into what the crust of the earth might have looked like 4 billion years ago, before it got busy. matthew: first, nasa will have to face perhaps the most challenging part of the mission -- the lending itself. to touch down safely, insight will have to slow down from 20,000 kilometers per hour to eight kilometers per hour it, in just six and a half minutes, and it will all be done automatically. >> completely excited and nervous at the same time. datething we have done to makes us feel comfortable and confident we are going to land on mars, but everything has to go perfectly, and mars could always there was a curveball, -- throw us a curve ball. it may increase our batting average. matthew: the robot will aim to detect seismic activity, the size of mars's core, and whether

it is designed to learn more about what is beneath the surface of the red planet. >> as we enter the very little ability to slow down until we get to the surface that makes it challenging for us to land on mars. one of the reason it's very challenging. we've done everything we can in everything we can think of to be successful tomorrow, but you never know what's going to happen. eric: joining us now is tom jones. former nasa astronaut and author of asked the astronaut, galaxy of astonishing answers to your questions on spaceflight. thank you for being here. the first probe to reach mars in six years. what on mars -- as opposed to what's on earth do you hope to find or hope to discover and how do you think this discovery will help us of life on earth? >> this is an exciting mission because we will take a look at the interior of mars. it has both a seismometer to measure mars quakes and has a heathrow but allow us to detect heat energy flowing out of the interior of the planet. both of the instruments together help us figure out how thick the christ in the mantle of the core are and he

and terry or the red planet. because the rain clouds gathering across southeastern parts of china you can see this long line of cloud coming right south of vietnam since big downpours he recently pushing up towards hong kong and beyond if you don't see what's in taiwan as we go through wednesday being a see that heavy rain to fall from hong kong as we go on through the day even further south which of these was as we go into with sleep watches guys come back in the high temperatures lingering at around twenty three degrees celsius lingering showers meanwhile into central parts of the in the southern areas in the passage of the recent typical still now quietening down fairly quiet across a good part of south asia we have still got the live was never too far away from sri lanka chickie across the eastern side the windward side of the island had the moment so we are going to see further heavy downpours here as we go on through the next couple days just not a little further north what sin to do is you go through thurs

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first image from its robot on mars — following a dramatic seven—minute plunge to the surface of the red planetes to baroness trumpington, a former tory minister and government whip, who's died at the age of 96. and coming up in sport — newcastle win their third straight premier league game, with a 2—1victory at burnley. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. theresa may is battling fresh criticism of her brexit vision — this time, from the us — as she launches a nationwide push to get the withdrawal plan accepted. today, the prime minister visits wales and northern ireland, as she tries to sell the benefits of her deal. but it's likely to be overshadowed by comments from president donald trump last night, in which he said her brexit agreement could threaten a future us—uk trade deal. it comes as downing street confirmed that the prime minister does want to defend the agreement in a televised debate withjeremy corbyn, ahead of the crucial vote on the deal in parliament on 11th december. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is at westminster. good morning. we will talk about don

ever spacecraft designed to study the inner depths of mars has successfully touched down on the red planet. will help shed light on how the planet was formed billions of years ago jordan has more insight should now be experiencing the peak heating rate after ten years of dreaming designing and testing. my heart was basically i just think to stop beating for seven minutes i don't know if that's healthy or not but. but then when we got the indication of parachute deployment which was absolutely terrifying thing to think about we got that positive and then listening to christine still a call out as we got closer and closer to the surface every time she made a call out you know the hairs on the back of my neck would start rising a little bit higher a little bit higher touchdown for the mars insight lander on monday as suggested by the santa mation touchdown compare. that insight first photo from its new home the elysium planet sia using a two metre robotic arm a seismometer and other instruments in sight will dig a hole five meters deep so it can record so-called mars quakes and calculate just

nasa's latest mission to mars is due to land on the red planet on monday.explaining nasa's latest mission to mars. four white lion cubs have been given their names at a ceremony in the zoo, you can see them there. they are four of only about 200 white lion ‘s worldwide in human care. much more coming up, stay with us “— care. much more coming up, stay with us —— white lions. hello, thanks forjoining me. in the short term, no big changes to our weather. that will come, but it won't arrive until the middle part of the week. as far as sunday's concerned, actually, for most of us it's looking decent enough, and pretty good as well across the south of the country, where recently we've had a lot of cloud and some rain too. now, here's the big picture across the continent. a lot of blue, so that means that the air‘s still cold, and it's coming out of eastern parts of europe and also scandinavia. but that will change, as i say. by the time we get to around about tuesday, wednesday, milder air starts to arrive off the atlantic. here's the early hours of sunday morni

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nasa's a mars lander inside has touched down safely on the surface of the red planet scientists at the jet propulsion propulsion lab in the us watched carefully as a spacecraft arrived on the surface of mars mars after its six month journey from earth well over the next twenty four months it will probe the planet's crust mantle core and seismic activity scientists so to understand how mars was formed and by extension the origins of earth and other rocky planets masses last mars landing was in the curiosity rover back in twenty twelve insights makes its eighth successful landing in the past four decades with only one failed attempt was face journalists an astrophysicist sarika of us joins us now over skype from luxembourg thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so what is so special about this particular mission to mars. well thank you for having me i think what's so special about this mission is we just a shame we know so much about space we live in a space age humans living and working. in the international space station but actually we know so little a recall when it come