this is a live look at nasa ames research center in mountain view where vice president mike pence is scheduled to speak and he is here in the area for this trip and there are other events going on as well. when he speaks, we will have much more coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 later this afternoon. >>> a south bay teenager noticed people were telling her special-nen so she spring into action and this is our jeffersons award week winter. >> repor week at a program that sponsors special-needs students. >> they have misconceptions about their abilities for themselves. they are not sure of what their own talents are. >> reporter: she started her art program last year after volunteering for two years. >> he really wanted to showcase their true potential through these art lessons. >> reporter: she says her 12- year-old son has gained friends and self-confidence thanks to her. >> he feels that i can do it. that is huge. >> reporter: she also organized a prom for the students. >> i felt like a princess that day and i wanted them all to feel the same at a prom that they could attend. >> r

a hospital now called the clinical research center and administered by the national institute of mentalintensified its research and to many approaches to rehabilitation. one technique basic to many treatment methods is encouraging addicts to help addicts, by working together, playing together and just being together. there's another center. one engaged in addiction research. its mission is to investigate the nature of the drugs themselves. our understanding of the scientific working of drugs, their physical effects on people, what changes they cause in the body, questions to which we have few precise answers. >> patients from the clinical research center volunteer for a variety of tests involving the actual intake of drugs. to the outsider, these tests may appear meaningless, and from a conservative point of view, immoral. however, they bring us closer to a clearer understanding of the chemical relationship between body and agent, whether marijuana or a marijuana cigarette, or a synthetic drug, or one of the opiates. >> highly sophisticated equipment measures the concentration of drug m

. >> vice president mike pence at the nasa research center is not without controversy. protesters set up outside. >> we want to let the vice president know he's not welcome in the bay area. less than two months ago trump was here we were up there in poilt and made a fuss up there too. >> you know, people are here but people are here because they recognize what a lot of people don't see pence is just as bad as trump in some ways worse. >> more than two dozen people from different groups chanted. it's a stark contrast from last night when pence landed at moppet field. >> i think it's good for him to show his face in other parts of the country and let people know he's mindful of what's going on in other parts of the nation. >> it was nice to get to say hello and to see him be friendly with everyone. his persona here in person is very different than what's depicted on television. >> pence toured ames research center and talked with nasa employees about putting the first woman on the moon and next man on the moon by 2024. >> i don't think it's possible for someone who has su

later this morning in mountain view the vice president will meet at the nasa aims research center. reportedly talk about how they will get american astronauts back to the moon by the year twnt 24. the vice president arrived at moppet field for s greeted by a people. the vice president posed for photos, shook hands, spoke to many of them including a top member of the californian republican party. >> he acted like he had all the time in the world to speak with me which secret service reminded me it wasn't. >> it was nice to get to say hello and see him be friendly with everyone. >> the vice president wraps up his brief visit to california this afternoon go back to washington tonight. not everyone's happy to see the vice presidthe bay a group is going to protest today. they'll stage what's called a die-in to represent victims of prejudice. >> the facts that have come to light. >> this was an abject failure. >> acting u.s. embassador to ukraine william taylor and george kent testified yesterday. . >> following the call with president trump my staff. president trump cares more about the

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other current structures that are doing good work but we seek to have close partnerships with research centers like we had at the wilson center puller institute at the university of alaska fairbanks arctic domain awareness center as well as the coast guard academy for arctic study and policy. we are also need to have strong involvement from native leaders and indigenous people. how we incorporate and how we elevateat that native expertisen the arctic that have been informed by centuries by experience that must be a priority in the center should also be used as a joint command venue with canada and other partners. this would be effectively replicating the success of the model with the marshall center with germany. so since senator sullivan and i introduced this bill to establish this new dod arctic security strategy center we have gotten great input and i'm pleased to be seen interest from within our state and outside as well. several have reached out to our offices to expressed their interest and i think we've seen arctic security as a threat as well as as well as it certainly remains the like

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. ♪ ♪ >>> while vice-president mike pence spent thursday morning touring the nasa aims research center speaking to employees and reporters -- >> get him out now. >> reporter: a handful of protesters outside the campus gates chanted and waved signs saying trump/pence must go, and impeach and remove. angry with mr. pence for his position on women's reproductive rights, and also the trump administration's policies on immigration. one protester's banner carried the pictures of children who died in immigration detention facilities. >> we are here because we need a mass movement like they had in puerto rico, like they have had in a number of countries recently. we refuse to accept this. >> i find pence just an awful threat to women. i am more afraid of pence than i am of trump. >> reporter: inside the nasa aims research center, pence promised more government funding for space exploration and another mission to the moon before spring next yearment then he made a promise to women. that the first woman and the next man on the moon will be americans. >> in the years ahead, i want you to get read

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go back to the desk. >>> mike pence is in the bay area and is expected to visit the nasa ames research centermes center in mountain view with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning, we have activity and we understand that vice president mike pence may have gone through different instruments but still there is a sign of welcoming him and the entourage pulled up around 10:30 am and there is going to be a private tour of the facility with the vice president. he is not here to talk about or tour the facility but also to talk about space exploration specifically landing the first woman on the moon. i will get to that in a minute. i want to show you video from last night when he arrived around 7:00 at moffett field. him and his wife karen got off the air force to when they were greeted by the director of ames research center and the republican party. they are trying to shake his hand and we understand he is going to speak to the 200 employees who work at nasa ames and then he will talk about specifically landing the first woman on the moon and the next man on the moon in the year 2024. >> it

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. >> he will be speaking at the nasa ames research center about its role in returning people to the moonartinez is live in mountain view with more. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. vice president mike pence along with nasa administrator jim brinstein will discuss the role the center will play in returning astronauts to the moon within the next five years. last night the vp landed with his wife, karen, at monterey regional airport before heading to moffett field. the event today will take place in the nasa vertical motion simulator. it's a facility that will be an important part in developing a lander needed for the artemis program, which will land the first woman and next man on the moon by 2024. pence will deliver remarks to nasa employees around 11:45 later this morning. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> an smurinsurance executive the longest sentence yet in the college admissions scandal. six months in prison. >> tobey macfarland paid $500,000 to get his two kids admitted to usc. he's the 13th parent sentenced. more than 50 have been charged. >>> one of the parents char

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today the vice president will speak to nasa employees at nasa ames research center about lunar exploration. >>> number three, protesters upset about school closures disrupted and then took over the oakland unified school board meeting. board members were forced to leave the auditorium and continue their meeting in an upstairs room without the public allowed inside. >> number four, repair work is under way on the joe montana statue at the levi stadium after it was vandalized. jorge alberto lopez grabbed the face mask and pulled on it until it broke. >>> as far as weather goes, we have a storm system passing over top of us. it will bring us sprinkles and verga. the cloud cover brings our temperatures back to average. low to mid 60s. enjoy. >>> and number six, so far so good for this thursday morning commute. beautiful ride this morning. >> number seven, things are getting off to a good start for disney plus. the streaming service signed up 10 million subscribers. some analysts thought it would take disney a year to reach that milestone. disney is the parent company of abc7. it's free for the

. >> reporter: it's called the oscars of science, prize award at the nasa research center brings together best of hollywood with silicon valley's elites. what comes to mind when you hear the word scientist? >> scientists are sexy. >> reporter: it's a meeting between the worlds of science, entertainment, and tech. facebook's powerful ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife. the google co-founder, and the youtube ceo. they ran into stars of entertainment like late night talk show host james corden. >> i feel out of place here. i feel inadequate. i'm not scientifically wired at all. >> reporter: it recognizes the world's top scientists in life sciences, physics, and math. at $3 million each, it's considered the most generous science prize. what will you do with the $3 million? >> that's a good question. well some of it we're putting into generating a trust or foundation, and what we'll use some of that money for is a really important thing, and that's education. >> reporter: david julius identified molecules in cells that produce pain sensation in studying chili pepper. this 17-year-old beat out th

in bay area stop at nasa ames research center, speak before employees before heading back to washington. >>> bernie sanders will be in town. first stop at oakland. national nurses united will endorse him. rallies in fresno and los angeles. >>> there's a good chance you've thought about leaving the bay area, now money involved. would you do it for $10,000 and chance to work remotely? what one company is offering. we're interested, how does it work? >> not just 10 grand to go, more complexity you have to get a job using this start-up, move out at least a year but ceo says they're getting flooded with applications. company main street just launched today. as promotion is looking for tech workers who want to move out of the bay area. >> less than one day, hundreds and hundreds applying. by the end of the week will be thousands. >> offering $10,000 if you move away, all you do is apply. help you get hired with tech company who wants remote employee. once you're hired move where you want, cheaper housing, cost of living, once gone for a year, you get the money. applicants have shared their st

. >>> vice president mike pence promoted a plan to return to to aims research center today.oday mr. pence met with engineers working on nasa's artemis program. nasa plans to put a man and the very first woman on the moon in the year 2024. >> not only to plant our flag and leave our footprint but to establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars. >> the vice president also checked out the world's largest vertical motion flight si simulator. this sunday abc 7 will air a democratic presidential candidate forum. five candidates bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, kamala harris, tom steyer and julian castro will be questioned. you can watch the candidates forum sunday 10:30 a.m. right >> can old dogs teach us new tricks? some scientists are hoping so. they're looking for 10,000 dogs for the largest ever study of aging in canines. mostly the scientists will just be collecting data, but a small group of dogs will test a pill that could slow aging. researchers say what they learn could lead to advances in human health. the project is a joint effort btween the university of washi

. >> reporter: at italy's crea research center, they're hearing from winemakers who are planting at highervations, and have discovered the timing between growing stages is now shorter. why do you blame climate change? >> because the soil is more or less the same. the varieties are more or less the same. and so, everything that we are discovering now depends on the climate. >> reporter: which at tenute tomasella means making some adjustments, like cutting back foliage to stop photosynthesis, a way to reduce the amount of alcohol that comes from the grapes, and piping nitrogen into the water to boost acidity. growers could plant new vines better suited to changing climactic conditions, but vines take years to produce and ultimately change the character of a wine and a place. seth doane, cbs news, italy. >> begnaud: still ahead, the sailors and marines who got to come home for thanksgiving. >> begnaud: social media lovers probably said this: if you can't post it on social media, it didn't really happen, right? today, many facebook and instagram users around the world struggled to share their

the ceremony at the nasa research center began with red carpet arrivals. mark zuckerberg and his wife were there to present awards. lenny kravits performed and talked about the importance of getting young people interested in science. >> there's so much pushing kids go into so many other directions, and, you know, whether it's sports, hollywood. we need as much help as we can. we live in a world where we need great solutions for great problems. >> the $3 million break through prizes are presented in the fields of life sciences, fundamental physics and math. >>> let's look at what's going on. here's your air quality. that's going to be today all the way through sunday. you notice everything was yellow. now i think the forecast is underdoing the high temperatures along the coast tuesday. i think it's about spot on inland. 80s will hang around. we'll have 70s. things don't change. we may have a few more high clouds wednesday into thursday. we're going to be hanging around the 70s, even at the coast to upper 70s around the bay to even some low 80s inland. we a

his focus is on the nasa ames research center. >> reporter: vice president mike pence signal strong support for america's return to space. and even towards the sum of the facilities and the technology that will return americans back to the moon. >> we are about to make even more history, and it'll pass right through nasa, and all of your incredible. >> before a crowd of cheering employees. >> reporter: the vice president said america's newest space efforts will shoot for the moon and mars. he pledged president trump support and budget priorities to make it possible. >> we are sending american astronauts on american rockets from american soil. back into space. >> reporter: mr. penza spent the day touring buildings and meeting the scientists who make up the artemis mission is to put a man and woman on the surface of the moon by 2024. he watched as scientists ran test at the complex is a specialized high-energy wind tunnel that subjects space craft heat shields to temperatures as high as 14,000 degrees. this simulates reentry into earth's atmosphere, or even entry into the atmospheres of other

tomorrow, the vice president is scheduled to tour the nasa aims research center at mountain view and speak to more than 200 nasa employees. >> and toby mcfarland will be sentenced later today in connection with the college admissions scandal. mcfarland pled guilty to pay 4 hishgs,$000 to get his daughter and son admitted into usc. >>> the california trucking association challenging a new labor law that will give wage and benefit protections to workers in the gig economy. this law would make it harder for companies to classify workers as independent contractors instead of employees who are entitled to minimum wage and benefits. a new lawsuit claims the legislation violates federal law and would deprive more than 70,000 independent truck drivers of their ability to work. that law by the way is due to take effect in january. >>> san francisco police and chinese community leaders are working together to try to prevent more violence from happening after an attack on three elderly men. city leaders met yesterday to talk about the violent attacks. police say the suspect fled in a dark color

he is expected to tour nasa's research center tomorrow. more now from ktvu's azenith smith. sm >> reporter: for the first time is year vice president mike pence arrived in the bay area. air force 2 landing just before 7:00 p.m. wednesday night. the vice president joined by his wife. they were greeted by members of the republican party. he spoke to the vice president as he stepped off the plane. >> he is a very personable individual. he said, first of all, he knew me. and we talked about faith for a brief period of time. and his belief. f0 and his steadfastness. eadfastness. >> reporter: he said the two so spoke about the work of the party in the blue state. he was surprised by his humility. ty. >> it is really cool meeting e vice president. >> reporter: they took a picture with the vice president. among 100 people, including a handful of military servicemen. >> nice to say hello and be friendly with everyone. >> it is a great privilege. what an incredible opportunity to be part of history. >> reporter: earlier in the day f0 it the vice president he vice president as in hunti

. >>> the pew research center says it conducted a survey which found two-thirds of americans supportization of marijuana. the share of american adults who oppose legalization has fallen from 52% in 2010 to 32% today. 91% say marijuana should be legal either for medical and recreational use or just medical use. only 8% want to keep marijuana illegal in all circumstances. 11 states and washington, d.c., have legalized marijuana for recreational purposes. >>> and "usa today" says cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett faces a likely suspension after an ugly brawl against the steelers. a fight broke out in the final seconds after garrett tackled steelers quarterback nathan rudolph. rudolph put his hand on garrett's helmet, then he ripped it off and hit him in the head with it. some are calling it one of the ugliest moments in nfl history. garrett said he lost his cool and regretted it. the browns won 21-7. >>> still to come, taylor swift takes a stand. why her legal battle over ownership of her songs could be trouble for her upcoming performances. get to kohl's... and take an extra

it look like after 69 or 12 days of the plant gets too little water robert kohler at the unit research center can see what happens early on with a kind of m.r.i. for plants before the heart to better have even before the leaves start to droop fans we already know that this plant is showing your reaction and it's metabolism although it's not yet visible to the naked eye and also we can take action and convert them to off. the high tech equipment it is being used to study crop plants the aim is to find a way to defy climate change the researchers are focusing on the impact of stress on group growth. in the these areas with the warmer colors like red exhibit more root growth the areas where the colors are colder more blue there isn't as much room for growth. of. the devices used in radiology make it possible to screen wheat corn or sugar beets without harming them. 'd the plants can be studied as they grow in minute structural detail all the stored information on a particular plant is assigned a barcode. into the backcourt far beyond this park code has an entire database that the database contai

sea and up the rhine then came a tight squeeze the last few kilometers in karlsruhe or to the research center where it finally got down to work. a big effort for such tiny particles. considered by through every big centimeter of the universe still has about 300 neutrinos left over from the big bad with his other sources like the sun and supernovas although also produce huge amounts. of lots of new tracers arrive on earth and pass right through our bodies get these there so weakly interacting we don't even notice them not feel familiar there's gas through every square centimeter of our skin every 2nd of this and we don't even notice. weighing neutrinos it's very complicated and requires some clever tricks cutting measures some 70 meters long. at one end of the device the scientists put tritium a radioactive isotope of hydrogen. the base of decay of the radioactive tritium nuclei produces an electron and a neutrino the 2 particles share the decay energy which is a known quantity and that allows the researchers to determine the new. tree knows mass the neutrinos aren't detectable but the electro

thursday the vice president is scheduled to tour the nasa ames research center and speak to more than 200 nasa employees. the bay visit comes after a brief fundraising stop tomorrow in monterey. >>> a sleeping fan on vaping and vaping related products goes into effect monday and on operated areas in contra costa county. this after unanimous vote by a board of supervisors this morning. the move comes amid a mysterious nationwide epidemic of respiratory illness linked to the vaping that has made more than 2000 people sick and led to about 40 dead. the band includes vaping products that have not been reviewed by the u.s. fda and flavored tobacco products. >>> a towering image of swedish teenage activist greta thundberg was revealed in san francisco. it was revealed on mason street in union square. the san francisco-based environmental nonprofit one atmosphere is credited with sponsoring the artwork. organizers said the goal is to call attention to the teens message. >> their message is to take action. she doesn't want fanfare, she doesn't want attention, she doesn't want accolade, but we

but later today protesters are expected when the vice president goes to mountain view research center. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning it's friday eve november 14th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dmrashg. steve paulson -- dave clark. steve paulson is here. >> 50s and 60s yesterday that fog really held a lot of cities in check. now the areas laind will start to come back down -- inland will start to come back down. that has t been a rarity for the city but it has been for inland areas for the last couple of weeks. high clouds, mid level clouds and 40s and 50s. a lot more 50s we've seen through the cloud cover. no rain out of this. we have a couple of days to iron that out. this will give us a cooler day today and tomorrow and we'll start to see warmer temps come back into tomorrow. there's cooler air aloft. so 50s, 60s on the temps today. >>> 5:00 in the morning sal's here to focus on... >> the tracy commute steve because it's crowded already this morning. people are on the road. let's talk about 280 and 205 where you're going to see crowding that's not unusua

they will be taken to the tricky research center where they will join last year's pardoned turkey, peasrots. >>> this is been a great season for the san francisco 49ers. this afternoon a 49er player found a great way to start the holiday season. they tried to make the thanksgiving week a little brighter for the homeless and feed people in the south bay. 19 players provided a thanksgiving meal for about 275 people in san jose. they were delighted to take part in this holiday feast. >> picking up the holiday season they always had a special place in my heart. just to be able to have a chance with my entire family out here. >> that's a nice thing to do. this evening thanksgiving dinner was held at martha's kitchen in san jose. >>> stand for one for the hall of fame championships tonight against butler. >>> and a lookout at oakland with a stormy and clear tuesday. y. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. w

president mike pence make those comments about today's shooting in sagas during a visit to nasa aims research center. president trump tweeted his first comments eight hours after the shooting. he wrote we send our deepest condolences to the family and friends of those lost and pray for the speedy recovery of the wounded. you can go to abc 7.com/take action to find resources to bullying and school safety. >>> moving on now, a big hurdle in the way of the oakland a's buying their old coliseum home has officially been cleared. today the city of oakland dropped its lawsuit that could have oblocked the acquisition. insiders say that lawsuit clouded the a's plans to redevelop the coliseum site and that the team needs that development and the redevelopment project to make a new ball park at howard terminal more viable. more on this from abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. >> this is a great sign for a's fans and for oaklanders. >> reporter: oakland mayor saying the future looks bright after the city withdrew the lawsuit that stood in the way of the a's buying the coliseum. >> we're exciting that we're putting t

stranded a pro pass been launched in france since the alleged misuse of donated human body such a research center we'll have that story and more after this short break. when official for russia is not chump is doing probably what champ is not doing for instance he the contrary to his predecessors he did not start a new war so probably it is it is a little bit nasty for a more predictable in these perspectives on the other hand the world is changing it is a troubling force and come on it's not supposedly mr trump who is making the world the dangerous place he is just the symptom of the change that's. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back now an investigation 1 has been north in france into the work of a human body donation center at a prestigious university of course when it reports from paris. in the university quarter of paris student life is bustling everyone's thoughts are clearly on the weekend and already on the upcoming christmas and there's absolutely no way of t

the next day he will tour the nasa ames research center and deliver remarks to more than 200 nasa employees. >>> a key figure in the impeachment inquiry of president trump has now revised his testimony. u.s. ambassador gordon sondland said that military assistance to ukraine was withheld to press ukraine to investigate democrats and joe biden. house investigators released the transcript yesterday along with that of the u.s. envoy to ukraine, kurt volker. the transcript show president trump told volker and sondland to work with his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani on the ukraine issue. >> witnesses acknowledge that investigations mean burisma and burisma means by them. >> the transcript released today show exactly what the president has been saying all along and that is he did nothing wrong. >> yesterday two more white house officials declined to appear before the house committee. investigators are requesting testimony from acting white house chief of staff mike mulvaney but he is also expected to refuse. >>> governor knew someone speed you need to restructure itself before next year's fire se