step closer to making life on mars fossil the perseverance rover converts carbon dioxide from the red planet's atmosphere into oxygen for the 1st time. and will munich be stripped off its your old football hosting duties the german city will find out today whether it will still be allowed to stage matches at the european championships the pressure to guarantee fans will be present in the stadium despite spiking cases of cold with nancy. welcome to the program. india has reported the world's highest daily count of new coronavirus cases for a 2nd straight day more than 330000 new infections were recorded in the last 24 hours alone in response canada is banning all flights from both india and pakistan and the u.k. is also putting new restrictions on travel to and from india the unprecedented spike comes off the coronavirus cases not because numbers 1st rose to $100000.00 per day by last september and then dropped off again through the winter experts say that new virus variants and recent super spread the gatherings contributed to the latest so. ambulances lined up outside hospitals that can't tak

humans on mars so far it's still science fiction the red planet isn't just extremely far away it also lacks most of the basic elements that we need to survive including oxygen that means oxygen would have to be produced on mars and the u.s. space agency nasa has just succeeded in doing that an instrument aboard the mars rover perseverance was able to convert a sample of mars as carbon dioxide which atmosphere into oxygen the instrument is called moxy the process that moxie is going to use is called solid oxide electrolysis electrolysis just means splitting apart using elec tricity carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of mars as a sphere so it's a great natural resource. moxy shown here being installed in the rover is not much bigger than a car battery the device extracted 5 grams of oxygen during its 1st mission that's enough for an astronaut to breathe for 10 minutes but not only humans require oxygen the main thing you need oxygen for is for the rocking that's going to take them back up from the surface to come back to earth for that rocket to breathe because rockets rocket fuel needs

humans on mars so far it's still science fiction the red planet isn't just extremely far away it also lacks most of the basic elements that we need to survive including oxygen that means oxygen would have to be produced on mars and the u.s. space agency nasa has just succeeded in doing that instrument aboard the mars rover perseverance was able to convert a sample of mars as carbon dioxide which atmosphere into oxygen the instrument is called moxy the process the moxy is going to use is called solid oxide electrolysis electrolysis just means splitting apart using elec tricity carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of mars as was fear so it's a great natural resource. moxy shown here being installed in the rover is not much bigger than a car battery the device extracted 5 grams of oxygen during its 1st mission that's enough for an astronaut to breathe for 10 minutes but not only humans require oxygen the main thing you need oxygen for is for the rocking that's going to take them back up from the surface to come back to earth for that rocket to breathe because rockets rocket fuel needs oxyg

nasa's rover has succeeded in producing pure oxygen from the atmosphere of the red planet.mbine high — the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer—songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince, has died at the age of 57. ijust couldn't believe it. i didn't believe it. he wasjust here saturday. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions — a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories at the shame of watergate. and lift—off of the space shuttle discovery, with the hubble space telescope, our window to the universe. this is bbc news. our main story today: president biden promises to cut america's carbon emissions by at least half before the end of this decade. he called on other leaders at a virtual climate summit to take decisive action. the british prime minister has offered an "unreserved apology" for the failure to commemorate properly the deaths

humans on mars so far it's still science fiction the red planet isn't just extremely far away it also lacks most of the basic elements that we need to survive including oxygen that means oxygen would have to be produced on mars and the u.s. space agency nasa has just succeeded in doing that an instrument aboard the mars rover perseverance was able to convert a sample of mars as carbon dioxide which atmosphere into oxygen the instrument is called moxy the process that moxie is going to use is called solid oxide electrolysis electrolysis just means splitting apart using elec tricity carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of mars as a sphere so it's a great natural resource. moxie shown here being installed in the rover is not much bigger than a car battery the device extracted 5 grams of oxygen during his 1st mission that's enough for an astronaut to breathe for 10 minutes but not only humans require oxygen the main thing you need oxygen for is for the rocking that's going to take them back up from the surface to come back to earth for that rocket to breathe because rockets rocket fuel need

ingenuity isn't alone it hitched a ride to the red planet on nasa's perseverance rover which touched down in february and will soon begin to explore the mars surface ingenuity is expected to conduct more flight tests with the hope that one day it can travel further as part of nasa's quest to find any signs of life on mars. a man the al-jazeera. power electronics lead engineer who works on the ingenuity helicopter to j.p.l. he says the atmosphere on laws and transporting the device made it difficult to design. one of the biggest challenges we have that we have to actually achieve the weight so it is like when i 1st like join in the bar in the project i get task like this very small weight like if you if you grab to design a board or inverter to control the water i'm going to have to design a very light motor look the part of that outer system i mean that's part of the team i worked on and so i mean that a lot of that and this is only like from the weight and the physicality of flight and the other thing come of the environmental aspect like you know the temperature we have to really d

engineers he isn't alone it hitched a ride to the red planet on nasa's perseverance rover which touched down in february and was soon begin to explore the mars surface engineers he is expected to conduct more flight tests with the hope that one day it can travel further as part of nasa's quest to find any signs of life on mars nor about a man the al-jazeera. well for more on this we can bring in the past uni he's a power electronics lead engineer who works on the engineering team our helicopter team with nasa j.p.l. and he joins us via skype from los angeles great to have you with us and congratulations on a successful flight i could see a huge smile as you're watching the celebrations there an enormous report yes i mean thank you i mean it's really exciting time i mean i cannot express my feelings i mean sincerely i mean been up really early in the morning watching the feed live on mars and it has been a really he not i mean the happiest day in my life. and part of such a great achievement to achieve such a great achievement over happy to be able to speak to you about it now i mean the

perseverance is the most sophisticated to have ever been sent to red planet with a name thatev embody nasa passion and r nation capability to take on and overcome challenges. as such perseverance will contribute to all four nasa high level goals of mars during this exploration. in addition, perseverance will collect and carefully select rock and regular sampleses for future return to earth. perseverance is already achieved at least five firsts. terrain relative navigation enable descending spacecraft to avoid hazards landed in a place too dangerous for previous missionings to land but with terrain relative navigation we could and we did hospital you thinkmi ingenuity first aircraft to make a power control flight on another planet a true wright brothers moment supercam capture sounds of wind in first audio of lay discoure zaps on another planet the mars oxygen and institute resource utilization experiment extracted oxygen you have the martian atmosphere a resource for future rockets and humans and percent veers is first leg of a round trip to mars by cashing samples on the surface. all

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humans on mars so far it's still science fiction the red planet isn't just extremely far away it also lacks most of the basic elements that we need to survive including oxygen that means oxygen would have to be produced on mars and the u.s. space agency nasa has just succeeded in doing that instrument aboard the mars rover perseverance was able to convert a sample of mars as carbon dioxide rich atmosphere into oxygen the instrument is called moxy the process the moxie is going to use is called solid oxide electrolysis electrolysis just means splitting apart using elec tricity carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of mars as a sphere so it's a great natural resource. moxie shown here being installed in the rover is not much bigger than a car battery the device extracted 5 grams of oxygen during its 1st mission that's enough for an astronaut to breathe for 10 minutes but not only humans require oxygen. the main thing you need oxygen for is for the rocking that's going to take them back up from the surface to come back to earth for the rocket to breathe because rockets rocket fuel needs oxy

closer to making life on mars possible the perseverance rover converts carbon dioxide from the red planet's atmosphere into oxygen for the 1st. and him hommage welcome to the program as the world mocks us today u.s. president joe biden made a promise to cut carbon emissions inhofe by the end of the decade it's the most ambitious climate protection target in u.s. history around 40 countries are taking part in a 2 day virtual climate summit and that's global warming progresses there is hope that this pledge will put pressure on other countries to do mall. but in kicked off his address with a sobering summation of society's climate sins from burning fossil fuel to inaction in the face of species extinction to rampant deforestation and air pollution in contrast to his predecessor biden said it was time for action and laid out his ambitious climate goals to the some 40 participating heads of state and government . the united states sets out on the road to cut greenhouse gases in half and half by the end of this decade that's where we're headed as a nation and that's all we can do if we take acti

. >>> another successful flight on the red planet, how this one is different from any other that thears ingenuity helicopter has ever made before. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >>> as the nation continues to open up, more and more gas prices remain on the rise. a gallon of unleaded has jumped nearly two cents in the past two weeks with the national average more than $1 higher than it was a year ago. in the bay area, gasbuddy.com says the average is $3.39 with an average of $4.07. in san jose, $3.33 is the lowest, with an average of $4.02. prices have now risen for five straight months. >>> faster and farther, today the mars helicopter lifted off for its third mission on the red planet, this was a big day, nasa released

humans on mars so far it's still science fiction the red planet isn't just extremely far away it also lacks most of the basic elements that we need to survive including oxygen that means oxygen would have to be produced on mars and the u.s. space agency nasa has just succeeded in doing that in instrument aboard the mars rover perseverence was able to convert a sample of mars is carbon dioxide which atmosphere into oxygen the instrument is called moxy the process the moxy is going to use is called solid oxide electrolysis electrolysis just means splitting apart using elektra zadie carbon dioxide makes up 95 percent of mars is obvious fear so it's a great natural resource. moxie shown here being installed in the rover is not much bigger than a car battery the device extracted 5 grams of oxygen during its 1st mission that's enough for an astronaut to breathe for 10 minutes but not only humans require oxygen the main thing you need oxygen for is for the rocking that's going to take them back up from the surface to come back to earth for that rocket to breathe because rockets rocket fuel n

once safely arrived on the red planet ingenuities next challenge was to stretch its legs and get ready for its new life on mars on april 4th the transmitted images of its tiny travel companion still standing after its 1st freezing night on mars with temperatures dipping below 90 degrees celsius. serving as a communications base the perseverance rover will pass on instructions from earth to ingenuity. only then can the tiny chopper begin its 1st test flight on a planet where gravity is everything feels about 3 times longer than on earth and the 1st 31 days ingenuity plans to make 5 autonomous flights after each trip it will transmit the data that's collected to the perseverance rover which beams it back to earth and mere hours scientists ingenuity will mark the beginning of a new chapter in mars exploration as it can go can't and see things invisible to space probes on. mars which is especially interesting if you want to set up a base there and of the caves are deep enough it may mean the air pressure is higher which in turn means the caves might be able to. water. scientists hope that

so far the united states is the only nation to successfully land and operate on the red planet. to be more specific, the jet propulsion laboratory is the only entity to do so successfully. other nations have tried and the soefb yet union has even landed, but no other nation has landed and operated for more than a few seconds. but even us, even we have experienced failures. with all of our success, it is easy to forget that landing on mars is a very hard task. we were reminded of this in the 1990s with the loss of the mars observer, mars climate arbiter and mars polar lander. despite these losses, we remain undeterred. going forward, other nations continue to explore mars. europe and russia still operate the trace gas orbitter around mars. india's mars orbiter mission and the united arab emirates hope mission entered the orbit in february. we expect another russian and european mars mission and a japanese mars moon exploration mission in a couple of years. mars is getting busy, and crowdeded, and for lots of reasons. other nations see the benefit of mars exploration in particular

engineers he isn't alone it hitched a ride to the red planet on nasa's perseverance rover which touched down in february and was soon begin to explore the mars surface engineers he is expected to conduct more flight tests with the hope that one day it can travel further as part of nasa's quest to find any signs of life on mars nor about a man the al-jazeera. this is our surveys are the top stories and after 3 weeks of witness and expert testimony jury deliberations have begun in the trial of the former police officer accused of killing george ford that's after final arguments were made on monday well activists are rallying in front of the minneapolis courthouse calling for a conviction that it is governor.

today nasa will launch a helicopter on the red planet just a few hours from now. >>> the suspected poacher pays the ultimate price as elephants at a south african national park fight back >>> and paying it forward one meal at a time with the giving wall some good news as we kick off this pivotal week. "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. out of austin, texas, a manhunt is under way for a former sheriff detective suspected of killing three people police believe stephen broderick gunned down two women and a man just before noon yesterday officers spent hours searching for him before lifting a shelter in place order investigators say the 41-year-old knew the victims, but urged austin residents to stay vigilant. >> he is still at large. we dk that he is armed, and he is very much da charged with sexual assault of a child in june of last year he bonded out and resigned from the sheriff's office >>> a minnesota carjacking suspect is dead after a shootout with police. according to police, a white man in his 20s was driving a car with s

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and then on sunday that big historic maiden voyage on the red planet. in miami.il keating, fox news. oh looking at the temperatures from today. they certainly were not that warm. not that inland like these numbers here, that little circle area but right along the coast, we'll tell you what it was cool. today we had temperatures there barely got out of the upper fifties. most most areas did get to about 58 or 62 like in san mateo 61 redwood city, 61 fremont, but just a chilly day, and it was really a function of all that low cloud and fog just lingering around hanging. out for a long time, and you could still see it here. a zoo look across that's oakland, and you could see the kind of low cloud and the dreariness that we experienced all day. and if you're on the peninsula you did you essentially experienced it all day because the cloud cover was there with us from the sun up to sundown in belmont in san carlos. these air the current temperatures, the blues representing the cooler marine flow, that's temperatures in the fifties. but look specifically just 49 degree

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and then on sunday that big historic maiden voyage on the red planet. in miami.ming up in sports, the padres high paid player fernando to teach leaves tonight's game against the giants with an injury will have the details after the break that on the 11 o'clock news, new cell phone video just released showing a deadly police shooting of a transient wy multiple dream crusher for gonzaga. she's the perfect season the chance for a national championship and then all the history that would have come with it all gun. baylor dominates from eight zag in the title game. they were never really in. it is a matter of fact that take a lot of basketball fans stuff they'd see a lot tighter game than this saturday's hero, jalen suggs. no encore for him against the baylor gonzague was down 9 19 quick and continued later, jared butler with the moves he had 22 mark had few answers for his guns, agg and team and continued baylor up 13 defense in evidence. sloth tampa skin outta here. corey kiss bert. he is denied one time after another and waiting all night for this egg comeback suck

and then on sunday that big historic maiden voyage on the red planet. in miami.news. this'll is ktvu fox two news at six. it is great to be in oakland and to be home vice president kamila harris returns home, marking her first visit to oakland since being sworn into the second highest office in the nation. today's visit was all about touting the biden administration's more than $2 trillion infrastructure plan. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville. this is video of harris, arriving in oakland this morning, she was greeted by the lieutenant governor. also congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla. she spent part of her time touring a water treatment plant in san leandro with governor newsome. now she was only here for about four hours are political reporter greg lee followed her visit and tells us where she went and what she said. vice president kamala harris touchdown in oakland, her first official visit to her hometown since being sworn in first stop a tour of east bay mud's upper san leandro water treatment plant, joined b

may not seem like much but if it succeeds it could change the way we study the red planet. mission. nasa hopes its mini chopper named "ingenuity" will be the first aircraft to achieve powered controlled flight on another planet. ingenuity's first flight is intentionally brief. >> it will con'tisist of a take and then it will hover and make a turn and then come back and land again. >> a short hop, that's the culmination of many hits and misses. ingenuity so far has survived the frigid marshall nights after separating from the rover. but a spin test of the rotors delayed a scheduled flight attempt due to the problems with the timer. they finally completed the test spinning its blades at 2400 revolutions a minute, the speed it needs to takeoff. having a bird's-eye look at the terrain will look at the way we study planets. >> it's what we can accomplish with an aerial explorer. could we see areas that a rover could not reach. >> flying on the red planet presented some difficult engineering challenges because of the low gravity of mars and an atmosphere that is 1% the density of

once safely arrived on the red planet ingenuities next challenge was to stretch its legs and get ready for its new life on mars on april 4th the transmitted images of its tiny travel companion still standing after its 1st freezing night on mars with temperatures dipping below 90 degrees celsius. serving as a communications base the perseverance rover will pass on instructions from earth to engineer woody. only then can the tiny chopper begin its 1st test flight on a planet where gravity is so low everything feels about 3 times longer than on earth and the 1st $31.00 days ingenuity plans to make 5 autonomous flights after each trip it will transmit the data it's collected to the perseverance rover which beams it back to earth and mere hours scientists hope ingenuity will mark the beginning of a new chapter in mars exploration as it can go where rovers can't and see things invisible to space probes. on mars which is especially interesting if you want to set up a base there and if the caves are deep enough it may mean the air pressure is higher which in turn means the caves might be able

elon musk making headlines for saying the first humans to get to the red planet probably are not cominge billionaire famous for his tesla and spacex added no one will be forced to pioneer the red planets. all exploration will be for quote volunteers only. this admission is a string of head scratching moments the quirky ceo has landed himself in. people right to roll their eyes at this tech titan question working with me in studio at tech titan in his own right, he is a free think media partner, it is now transmitted to 14 different planets. [laughter] congratulations kmele foster. >> thank you very much. kennedy: every couple of years i get mad at something elon musk does, not fatally met her but then of the stuff the fact that he makes leftists really, really mad because he's got one or $79 billion, i really like that. i like that he gets under jeff bates as skipper i do not mind he is hosting snl this weekend. >> out of this going to be funny because i've never known him. kennedy: ill be right there in the lane because it is been unfunny for quite some time. >> but i love the fact he'

engineers he isn't alone it hitched a ride to the red planet on earth is perseverance rover which touched down in february and will soon begin to explore the mars surface engineers he is expected to conduct more flight tests with the hope that one day it can travel further as part of nasa's quest to find any signs of life on mars. the al-jazeera. reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera after 3 weeks of witness and expert testimony a jury is now beginning its deliberations in the trial of the former police officer accused of killing george floyd the prosecution asked the jury to consider whether george floyd would have died without their x. chauvin kneeling on his neck for 9 and a half minutes the defense claimed there was a lack of evidence to prove that he is guilty beyond reasonable doubt he begged george floyd begged until he could speak no more and the defendant continued. this is salt. when he was unable to speak the defendant continued when he was unable to breathe the defendant continued beyond the point that he had a pulse. the standard is now what should the officer have done i

ingenuity isn't alone it hitched a ride to the red planet on nothis perseverance rover which touched down in february and was soon begin to explore the mars surface engineers he is expected to conduct more flight tests with the hope that one day it can travel further as part of nasa's quest to find any signs of life on mars nor about him and the al-jazeera . this is all just a release of the top stories bus and train stations in new delhi have been overwhelmed by thousands of workers leaving the city is a week long long down goes into the fact india's reported more than 200000 new cases for a 6 day. i'm leaving because a lot down has been imposed very house is in lockdown not the government and definitely not the rented house owner but we have to pay everyone we are far from home and we are here to work hard and earn for our family back home and this situation will end up doing the opposite so we have to go home after 3 weeks of testimony the jury in the trial of the former minneapolis police officer derrick shotgun is trying to reach a verdict is accused of killing george floyd and

says this could open up the possibilities of further experimentation toward seeing humans on the red planet in the future. top stories on our 0 dozens of world leaders have joined businesspeople activists and even pope francis at a 2 day meeting on climate change the summit was hosted on earth day by u.s. president joe biden he says the new u.s. will now aim to cut emissions by 50 to 52 percent of 2005 levels by the end of this decade that's nearly double the previous target or chinese president xi jinping about to phase down coal consumption by 2030 china has committed to move from carbon peak to carbon neutrality in a much shorter time span than what might take many developed countries and that requires extraordinary harder for its from china support has been given to encourage peaking pioneers from localities sectors in companies we were strictly controlled coal fired power generation projects we go strictly limit the increase in coal consumption over the 145 year plan period and phase it down in the 15th 5 year plan period. brazil's president joy opposer now says his country will reach

10 minutes developing a sustainable sources seen as crucial to any future manned missions to the red planet. let's take you through some of the headlines now the u.s. is pledging to have its carbon emissions by 2030 on the 1st day of a global summit tackling climate change china says it will phase out its use of coal from 2026 dozens of world leaders have joined business chiefs and activists for the 2 day meeting at least 13 corona virus patients have been killed in a hospital fire in western india the blaze destroyed an intensive care unit north of mumbai and for the 2nd straight day the country is reporting the world's highest daily tally of cases more than 332000 elizabeth purana has the latest from the capital. oxygen supply is one of the biggest issues in the country at the moment on friday morning we had one of delhi's biggest hospitals say that 25 of what they call this sick list patients have passed away in the last 24 hours with sources saying that that is because of low oxygen pressure the hospital's director has said that they've only got 2 hours of oxygen supply left that it nee

nasa's ingenuity mars helicopter completed its first flight on the red planet. video from nasa shows the team cheer as they received the data from ingenuity. it's the first craft to achieve control. powered flight on a planet beyond earth. there we go. up to four more flights could be attempted to test the basic abilities of the helicopter ingenuity arrived on mars aboard the perseverance rover in february. the main point is, that is exciting. >> way to go science. >> yes. absolutely. >>> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >>> and one easy thing you can do today to improve your mood. >>> and vaccine trials on kids. we are hearing someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. >>> it's 5:23. the seven

. >> reporter: nasa is gearing up for another first for the red planet.ry making power flight on mars >> i'm just on the edge of my seat it is the first time we will have ever demonstrated controlled, powered flight on any other body, anywhere other than earth. >> reporter: known as ingenuity, it's 19 inches tall, weighing in at just under four pounds, powered by solar panels. scheow morning you see it here, testing out its blades the very first flight the helicopter is expected to kick off only a few feet from the ground, hover in the air for 20 to 30 seconds, then land. >> it's actually really hard to fly on mars.y much atmospherelybout 1% of the atmosphere we have on earth. it has to listen to commands and do everything all on its own. >> reporter: ingenuity arrived on mars, attached to the belly of nasa's perseverance the $80 million project operates independently. >> if we can prove we can do it, it opens the landscape for all kinds of new ways to explore other parts of the solar system. >> reporter: what are the odds that this will be a success tomo

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this is video of the "ingenuity" helicopter flying 164 feet on the red planet. this is the third flight "ingenuity" has pulled off. it went farther and faster on any test on earth. it's doing better up there. another flight is planned for a few days from now. >> it's looking a little gloomeon mars. >> we've finally managed some showers. walnut creek dry at 60. look at san jose, some rain off in the distance. we'll take a closer look at storm ranger in a moment. 54 degrees currently,keep in mind it could be 30 degrees warmer in dublin by wednesday. big ridge of high pressure coming in. right there around the 580-680 interchange, rain south of san ramon. here's showers near sunnyvale and mountain view. you saw partly cloudy skies san francisco. in the north bay the action continues to move to the south and east. what we'll see, east bay and south bay showers starting to wind down. weakening as they drop south. may see a few showers around the north bay for tomorrow. 30s to start off the morning in the mid valleys. mid-40s in san jose. and tomorrow's highs reaching

minutes developing a sustainable source is seen as crucial to any future manned missions to the red planet. so this is observe these are the top stories and dozens of world leaders have joined activists and even pope francis at a 2 day meeting on climate change united states pledged to have its carbon emissions by 2030 while china said it would phase out its use of coal from 2026 you know these steps will set america on a path to that 0 emissions economy by no later than 2050 but the church america represents less than 50 percent of the world's aggressions no nation can solve this crisis on our own as i know you awfully understand all of us all of us and particularly those of us who represent the world's largest economies we have to step up a funeral has been held in the us the state of minnesota for dawn to write who was shot dead by a police officer this month during a routine traffic stop the officer has resigned and is now facing manslaughter charges rockets have fallen near baghdad's international airport according to security forces in the city at least 3 rockets hit the airport comp

william la jeunesse shows us the video of the memorable moment on the red planet. ingenuity has performed his first life. the first life of a powered aircraft. another planet, a breakthrough rivaling the wright brothers. nasa successfully launching an experimental helicopter from the surface of mars on monday, marking the first controlled flight on another planet. the vehicle ah £4 mini helicopter named ingenuity has been in development for more than six years and cost around $85 million and nasa's. says today's flight was considered ah high risk maneuver. i totally believe it's alright brothers moment itdimension and. the historic flight lasted only 39 seconds. but all mission objectives were accomplished. ingenuity hovered for about a half a minute, 10 ft. off the ground and transmitted data back to nasa through the perseverance mars rover. no small feat because of the thin air. the rotor blades had to spend five times faster than they would on earth. that's like on earth being elevation three times the height of himalayas, so the air is very thin and ingenuity h

nasa says its mars exploration helicopter the ingenuity has successfully flown on the red planet to the delight of mission control back here on earth flight controllers in california confirmed ingenuities brief stop after receiving confirmation data via the perseverance rover which stood watch about 65 meters away from the 85000000 dollars helicopter demonstration was considered high risk yet by remote. are his reminder the top story that we're following for you the trial of the white police officer accused of killing george floyd is wrapping up in the united states the prosecution and the defense have made their closing arguments the jury will be sequestered as they decide whether derek should have been committed homicide mr ford a 46 year old black man died while being restrained during his arrest last may it sparked global protests. watching the news rob watts is up next with business news . good to be right back. to. the look of. what secrets lie behind this wall. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 getting

the question this morning, what's new on the red planet? it's way too early for this. >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early," from earth day to mars day, today, i'm kasie hunt on this friday, april 23rd, it is friday, we will start with the news, hundreds of mourners filled a minneapolis church yesterday for the funeral of daunte wright, the 20-year-old black man fatally shot by police earlier this month during a traffic stop. during the emotional two hour service, civil rights leaders, family members and lawmakers all came together to pay their final respects amid calls for justice and police reform. reverend al sharpton delivered the eulogy. >> i was talking to one of the relatives, and i said, well, why are they, what are they trying to justify? they said, they said they saw some air fresheners in the back of the car. where we come today, as the air fresheners for minnesota. we are trying to get the stench of police brutality out of the atmosphere. we're trying to get the stench of racism out of the atmosphere. we're trying to

small the stage now said for more advanced flights on the red planet.it could have a big implication back here on earth as well. that's the kind of partnership to kind of push of technology and pull of science that we're now seeing to be very productive within nasa. nasa says it's planning five more flights for ingenuity with increasing difficulty, possibly laying the groundwork for a fleet of martian drones in los angeles. we malaysian s fox news. then, when the atmosphere gets hot enough around here, like, say, down in phoenix, and the air gets thin because the air expands when it gets hot, so it'll be 115 100 point every day it because difficult for planes to fly in choppers to fly as well. so just kind of relating to that marsh story. it's about air density, right and it's thinner. there's not as much air molecule tol react with the lift is not gonna occur outside. we go there. san jose beautiful sounds it was not that warm today. sounds they ended up in just 68 degrees for a high. these numbers significantly lower than yesterday, considering fairfi

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ingenuity isn't alone it hitched a ride to the red planet on nasa's perseverance rover which touched down in february and will soon begin to explore the mars surface ingenuity is expected to conduct more flight tests with the hope that one day it can travel further as part of nasa quest to find any signs of life on mars. the al-jazeera. well gemma is here now with this forward and the latest on that massive story of a so-called super league yeah well there is only one place to start bar with that story that has rocked european football 12 top teams of signed up to a breakaway simply competition and it's prompted a very strong response from governing body away for president alexander severin has vowed to stand against what he describes as a disgraceful and self-serving proposals he confirmed that players involved in the super league will be banned from competing for that national teams at world cups and european championships and is branded football chiefs involved snakes singling out to manchester united executive ed woodward and eventers chairman and rarely ellie. it's personal betr

. >>> the ingenuity helicopter snapped its own photo as it hovered 10 feet above the red planet showing a clear image of its shadow. it took six years to build and it is just 19 inches tall. engineers compared this mission to the wright brothers first flight more than 100 years ago. look how little it is. it's amazing. >> first takeoff and landing on another planet. a little announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank you all very much. i appreciate it, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day, from blytheville, arkansas, it's the champs. it's the cullins family! cullins family: whoo! steve: and they are back, from thau it's the mokiao family! mokiao family: whoo! steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's play "feud."

. >>> nasa's perseverance rover breathing some new life into its mission on the red planet. >> this week the rover successfully converted carbon dioxide from mars' atmosphere into breathable oxygen. an instrument on the rover produced 5.4 grams of oxygen. that's about enough to sustain an astronaut for about ten minutes. the hope is that the instrument can be scaled up to create enough oxygen for human flights to mars one day.thmanos >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. got to work on my mental toughness tonight. no radio on the way home. >> mm-hmm. yeah, that would work okay. just the no air conditioning, no heater. yeah, no. >> okay. >> toughen up a different way. >> have a good night. - [announcer] the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. - [voiceover] it's so difficult to look at my children who are so hungry and i can't give them food. - [child voiceover] i'm scared because the trucks aren't careful. the other day, i saw a little boy get killed.

nasa's mission on mars is breaking another record today its ingenuity helicopter flew over the red planet for the third time in a week look closely you can see it right there, today's flight going faster and further than the previous two, covering a distance of about 330 feet at a speed of about 4 1/2-miles-per-hour >>> here's a question for you. are you feeling stressed out about going back into the office in person a lot of us have been fortunate enough to be able to work from home this past year now companies are starting to bring people back, but some say they simply aren't ready for the way work used to be here is kristen dahlgren. >> thank you for sending over the agenda. >> reporter: for lindsay bennett -- >> before we get started. >> reporter: -- a year of working from home >> there's a lot i love about working from home. >> reporter: will soon be coming to an end. is there anything that gives you anxiety about returning to work >> i'm really worried about losing a little control of the personal things. >> reporter: like time with her 6-year-old. >> i'm also anxious about just my

. >>> nasa's perseverance rover breathing some new life into its mission on the red planet. >> this week rover successfully converted carbon dioxide from mars' atmosphere into breathable oxygen. an instrument on the rover produced 5.4 grams of oxygen. that's about enough to sustain an astronaut for about ten minutes. the hope is that the instrument can be scaled up to create enough oxygen for human flights to mars one day. the martian atmosphere is about 95% carbon dioxide. >> we'll be right back. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. got to work on my mental toughness tonight. no radio on the way home. >> mm-hmm. yeah, that would work okay. just the no air. >> okay. >> toughen up a different way. >> have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> the 93rd an you academy awards w

it's ingenuity helicopter flew over the red planet for a third time in a week that's it right there.s faster and further than the previous two, traveling a distance of 330 feet at a speed of 4 1/2 miles an hour >>> now, to a good deed that brought a family together. an abandoned baby was found in the new york city subway and several lives were changed forever. nbc's kate snow joins us now with more on that, kate, good morning. >> reporter: frances, this story is about a good deed that led to a lifetime commitment. and a couple who have now written a book about their journey, hoping to inspire others to see the moment when life suddenly gives you a possibility you never expected it all started in this new york city subway station. summer of 2000, social worker danny stewart was rushing to meet his boyfriend peter mercurio for dinner. >> when i was exiting, i noticed on the ground this bundle. i felt, oh, some little girl left her doll on the ground. as i was going up i looked one more time and that's when its legs moved >> reporter: it wasn't a doll, but a abandoned newborn baby >> my