leaving them for a future rover to collect. susan: why so long?sica: that is because it takes -- the samples are not due back for another decade because this is the first chapter in a trilogy of events that need to get samples back. the next two chapters come about. those involve another rover, a dune buggy, it will collect the very samples perseverance has been leaving behind. it will leave about 41 in total. each is about the size of your little pinky, the total payload is about the size of a loaf of bread. there will then be another rocker that goes out to collect -- rocket that will meet up with the defense rover and drop off the samples to that rocket, catching that in its belly in space, then they will be brought back to earth and sent into the desert in utah, landing in parachutes and then across the world into various laboratories. all of this excitement and technological to bring this back to earth where it can be disseminated into various labs. susan: one of the tools on the swiss army knife is an onboard helicopter, the first time any r

el rover cu rÍo si ty de la masa cumple 10 aÑos.Íosity nos ha ayudado a que la vida es posible en otros planetas. >>> estas condiciones per sis tierno por millones de aÑos, este vehÍculo robotizado sigue explorando el crÁter que al ger go lagos y rÍos tomando muestras con una varie de instrumentos. >>> tenemos un brazo que tiene un taladro, que puede coger piedras y lo podemos entrar en laboratorios que tenemos en el rover. >>> asÍ mismo tomar muestras de aire y estÁ equipado con cÁmaras que han captado impresionantes imÁgenes de la superficie y nubes en el cielo marciano. en la Última dÉcada, curÍosity ha escalado t milÍmetros de altura y sigue ascendiendo. >>> estamos escalando y es como ir en una maquina del tiempo, viendo las piedras y cÓmo han cambiado por millones de aÑos. >>> pero curÍosity tiene algunas huellas. estÁ desgastado. >>> podemos hacer menos y menos cada dÍa. el rover tiene que dormir mÁs. >>> sus contribuciones y conocer mÁs del planeta mÁs cercano a la tierra ha sido invaluable. >>> fascinante. la nasa extendiÓ

lidera la preferencia para ser contrincante de biden el 2024. 10 aÑos de curiosidad, el rover cu rÍoiÓ con su misiÓn principal, pero sigue contribuyendo a nuestro entendimiento del planeta mÁs cercano a la tierra. ♪♪. ♪♪ >>> noticias telemundo. ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> asÍ se vio la explosiÓn de uno de los dos tanques de crudo o que a esta hora estÁn ardiendo en la ciudad de matanza al este de de la habana f cuba. el siniestro ya cobrÓ una vida. ¿quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez, tendremos mÁs de esta historia. iniciamos en mÉxico, donde son 3 dÍas sin noticias de los 10 mineros de sabina coahuila que estÁn atrapados. y en la superficie se libra una batalla para rescatarlos. el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, dijo hoy que seria un dÍa decisiva en estas labores. ella nos comparte los avances y preocupaciÓn de los familiares. >>> la desesperaciÓn es palpable. las familias de los atrapados no duermen, permanecen en los alrededores. los mineros se esfuerzan por sacar con vida a los suyos, hasta quieren entrar, pues dicen ellos conocen mÁs la zona. hoy se informÓ que fueron instaladas bombas

they said this is far from the typical experience on rover. and our team taken it very seriously.e e suspended the sitter's account during the investigation. they've sent alerts to local shelters and veterinarians, they're offering a $500 reward and have issue add full refund to ruiz. the family says still finding short of finding coco. >> as her aunt to see her go through that emotional d distres of losing your first dog is pretty traumatic. dan: a bill to open safe injection sights in two bay area city is headed to governor newsom's desk. the state senate gave final approval for safe injection sights to open in san francisco and oakland and as well as los angeles. opioid areas could legally inject drugs with staff who are trained to prevent accidental overdoses. scott wiener said the benefits go beyond safety. >> they can be offered treatment and recovery services. we can make sure that they aren't using dirty needles so we can reduce the spread of h.i.v. and hepatitis. and we can eliminate the syringe needle. >> it will take effect january 1st if it is signed and it could open

i can't believe it. >> before take off on a recent family odat tou the rover app. through the online market through pet care services, she booked a pet sitter having used it previously as what she called convenient care and cost. but then came a text from coco caretaker. >> i don't know if the app contacted you but your dog bit me and he ran away and i couldn't catch up to him. and i started panicking. i i'm in hawaii. they canceled my flight. >> ruiz and her family searched for coco hasn't stopped. >> when we got here we started posting flyers in the fillmore in the tender loin, >> jocelyn barrera is ruiz's aunt, the she said, a bystander mentioned seeing the dog running in distress. >> i'm sure that someone with a little more expertise like a private investigators can find a lot more from the businesses in the area from the cameras, surveillance. >> we reached out to rover. they said this is far from the typical experience on rover. and our team taken it very seriously. the company says among the action they're ty've suspended the sitter's account during the inve

elsewhere, newcastle came from a goal down to beat tranmere rovers 2—1.kend win at west ham, brighton won at forest green rovers. and bristol city were too good for wycombe. for all the latest on who's drawn who in the third round, including the pick of the ties which sees manchester city hosting chelsea, head to the bbc sport website. england manager sarina wiegman has paid tribute to ellen white andjill scott, after the pair announced their retirement from football. white is england's top scorer, whilst midfielder scott is their second—most—capped player. as she announced her squad for the upcoming world cup qualifiers without the pair that helped england win the women's euros, wiegman said it was time for the next generation to make their mark. we will absolutely miss them, because they are such big personalities and they have such a influence on the team. but what was already saw over the summer with her as captain, she grew in the role so well and collaborated with the whole team, and also with ellen and the other more experienced leaders in the team

ten years since the curiosity rover landed on mars.es us on the mission. >> touchdown confirmed. >> reporter: that was the scene ten years ago at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in california when the curiosity rover landed on the surface of mars. >> curiosity will take us. >> reporter: a 2,000 pound car sized lab on wheels. it sent back incredible images and began a scientific exploration of the red planet. >> it was huge and it is huge. the mission is ongoing. we're still making big discoveries. >> reporter: john grant is a senior geologist at the smithsonian and a member of curiosity's science team. >> curiosity as a rover went to mars with its lab equipment, with its cameras, with its instruments and really started probing into whether there were habitable environments on mars and we started finding out there were. >> and liftoff with the atlas five and curiosity. >> reporter: curiosity was launched into space from cape canaveral on november 26th, 2011, eight months, ten days and 100 million miles later it finally arrived. and thr

blue curiosity is the biggest and most capable rover ever sent to moss. for a decade, it has been exploring a mountain in the center of a huge crater. its original mission was to find out where the mass was ever suitable for life. nowadays, the surface of moss is an inhospitable cold desert. but curiosity found evidence that billions of years ago, the climate was more earth like back then, the planet had a thick atmosphere rivers. and even seas blue . developing the razor took 6 years and cost almost 2000000000 euros. that's why the scientific world was on tenterhooks when curiosity finally attempted to land on mars. after 8 months of space travel, ah ah, the complicated landing maneuver was labeled a complete success. since then, the bro bought has travelled around 28 kilometers and beamed hundreds of gigabytes of data back to earth. ah, it's equipped with various cameras and senses. they measure radiation, the composition of the atmosphere, and track the weather. curiosity also takes soil samples and analyzes them all the data is vital for future human

. >>> today marks a decade of discovery for nasa's mars rover curiosity.many discoveries as cbs's michelle miller reports, the six-wheeled robot still has drive. >> touchdown confirmed. we are safe on mars. >> reporter: that was the scene ten years ago today in nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in california when the curiosity rover landed on the surface of mars. a 2,000 pound car-sized lab on wheels. it sent back incredible images and began a scientific exploration of the red planet. >> we are still making discoveries. >> reporter: john grant, a senior geologist at the air and space museum and a member of curiosity's science team. >> as a recover it went to mars with the lab equipment, with the cameras, with its instruments and really started probing into whether there were habitable are environments in the past on mars. and low and behole, we discovered fairly early on that in fact there were. >> lift-off of the atlas 5 with curiosity. >> reporter: curiosity was launched in space from cape c canaveral november 26, 2011. eight months, ten days and 100 mill

we landed on mars with a rover the size of a truck. we flew a little helicopter in an atmosphere that has a 1% atmosphere. then we look at what happened starting christmas morning. the result of that after 244 things of a perfect launch that had to work, we are getting the first pictures of what will be 20 years of pictures of light, that has originated in the far reaches of the universe. already, we have seen it over 13 billion years. at the speed of light. 186,000 miles per second. it will look back to 13.5 billion years. shortly after the very beginning. there is a big universe out there to explore. this is the next step in that exploration and this time we go with our international partners. indeed, our international partners are many. you see on this mission, the service module, once we get into orbit on artemis four and start to develop gateways like an outpost or a mini space station in lunar polar orbit, there will be many international partners. those will be announced over the course of time. those international agreements ar

jeff: we have here as an example, a very large rover and by the way, even though that's a large rover of them simultaneously on the surface of the moon. brad: it isn't just spacex. there's other companies like blue origin coming online as well, private companies and smaller groups in australia, or rocket labs in new zealand, for instance, that is all making that cost cheaper. i like to think of it's like airplane travel. we spent the longest time having one costly airline, but now we have a bunch of budget carriers that are making it effective. adam: we live on this little dot and what's out there is just massive, and i wanna explore what's out there and see it. michael: australian entrepreneur, adam gilmour, is building one of those budget carriers. adam: all right, guys, we're going soon. michael: five years ago, he cashed in a lucrative career as an international banker for the potential he saw in space. adam: this rocket engine, it sits up the top of the vehicle and it's the final engine that puts the satellites into space so you're gonna see a 20-second burn of this engine where

hull kingston rovers still have a chance of making the super league play—offs after coming from behindo, when rovers worked it out to rowan milnes on the wing. that try was converted. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. hosepipe bans are starting to come into force over the next few days. for hampshire and the isle of wight, we've got a ban coming in place for friday. then, across southeast england next week and the week after that, parts of southern wales hit by one as well. it's all because we've not seen so much in the way of rain over the course of this year. so far, only two thirds of the amount of rain we'd normally see has fallen across parts of england. not quite as dry as 1976, but not too far behind, and there is no rain in the forecast across those very driest areas — not just for the next five days, but next week looks completely dry as well. now, on thursday, we had some fine spells of sunshine across england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, a few passing shower

rovers will reduce _ this is a costed package.e. rovers will reduce inflation if _ this is a costed package. rovers will reduce inflation if it - this is a costed package. rovers will reduce inflation if it is - will reduce inflation if it is extended beyond six months, can you that extending this? i am extended beyond six months, can you that extending this?— that extending this? i am answering what we can — that extending this? i am answering what we can do _ that extending this? i am answering what we can do this _ that extending this? i am answering what we can do this winter - that extending this? i am answering what we can do this winter in - that extending this? i am answering what we can do this winter in the . what we can do this winter in the face is _ what we can do this winter in the face is a — what we can do this winter in the face is a massive _ what we can do this winter in the face is a massive increases. - what we can do this winter in the face is a massive increases. alsoj face is a massive increases. also they—

i can see the earth here to explore the moon further, nasa is working on a new lunar rover that will allow astronauts to drive on the surface. using data gathered from the lunar reconnaissance orbiter, they are able to replicate the deep shadows and craters astronauts will encounter. how do we explore? >> you will pitch the hand controller forward and then you can twist it to turn left and right. >> using this, you would be able to simulate routes and places way want to go? >> unlike on earth where your route planner in your car takes into account where the roads are, you need to be able to accommodate what the terrain looks like, what the lighting is, where you're going and all along the route. >> reporter: nasa has come a long way from one small step the return to the moon and eventually a mission to mars, a leap that was once beyond our imagination. exciting times on nasa sign me up. >>> when we come back, a moving reunion from two survivors of the highland park massacre >>> two brothers wounded in the july 4th massacre in highland park, illinois, went back to the hospital today w

we will have landers go to the moon rovers on the moon and eventually, we'll have a base camp on the moon. >> reporter: the capsule will orbit the moon for 42 days uncrewed but with male and female astronaut dummies loaded with sen sensors. jessica mere could fly on the mission. and tuesduse it as a jumping of point to mars. recently, i met her at johnson space center in houston to experience some of the training. it's a big, big rocket you're going up on. >> absolutely. even bigger than the apollo 5. you've got to go to kennedy space center and hlook up there. >> reporter: we got strapped into our seats, screens and switches over our heads. >> there you can see the different batteries. over here we're looking at the propulsion system. >> reporter: how exciting is the prospect of you going to the moon >> it's exciting we haven't been there since the '70s, and it's time to go back we had this profound impact on society when we went to the moon for the first time we can expect that all when we can go to the moon again >> reporter: and once back on the moon, astronauts will explore the

journey by rovers for according to the organizers, the length of the route is only 8 km, during theticipants had the opportunity to visit four departments of the lviv historical museum, the goal is to strengthen the spirit of ukrainians to show the desire of ukrainians for their freedom, the indomitability of the spirit, that despite the current difficult events, we should still maintain the spirit of patriotism and emphasize those places of memory that need to be honored and remembered. for lviv residents and guests of the city , it will be possible to travel to the iconic locations of lviv not only on memorable dates, because understanding the heroic past of the ukrainian people will help us defeat the enemy oliynyk kateryna yuriy melnyk espresso tv channel next news release at 11:00 i will be waiting for you news read more about important events on our website espresso tv also subscribe to our channels in social networks youtube telegram instagram twitter like stay close to us watch espresso news on the air and euro espresso programs for ukrainian refugees in europe joint airing

it's e a full scale markup of the viper rover. the viper rover is being developed at nasa's ames research center, and szabo is visitor center for nasa's ames research center. um and the viper is going to go to the moon and 2023. it's actually part of the artemus program, and its purpose is to go to the south pole of the moon and survey. some sites where we think there is water ice near the surface. and of course, if we're going to put astronauts on the moon to stay, they need a source of water, and we think that's where they can find it. so eventually when the artemis three mission goes in 2025 lands, astronauts on the moon will be landing at the south pole. and so the viper mission will go there in 2023. the rover will explore a couple of the sites, potential sites for, uh, landing and see if it can find water ice. we have evidence from spacecraft orbiting the moon that there is water ice there, but what we really want to do is get some ground truths and what you have at shabbos science center is an exact replica almost exact to

made rovers rivals an influential florentine clan.g for the death of the pope in order to take possession of the holy throne and all of italy during the reign of the new pope leo 10 of the medici family, michelangelo will have to make a painful choice. which of the powerful families to serve the medici or the de lary of florence and what are you proud of? why love you? and what did you do with those? who loved you? why are you flying anywhere ? what else are you waiting for? say to mfa a i'll tell you quickly, you turned away from everyone. who came to rescue you. before to ask the finger is hungry and dirt. to luxury and idleness. well , you yourself would have remained forever wild. the most beautiful city and grief those who do not agree with this? after all, you are poisonous and i am yours. so thin father and mother you are not fired ancestors will kill me, i work at night. i'm afraid i'll die without finishing my work. light what else can you buy for sale? olives and vineyards it's impossible it can't be back to florence then pr

the seclusion of the rover also brings hardships with it. but a 100 altogether. battalion assaults hollis owner left on the bill. shiver. if you have to go to the hospital, you have to travel far to elaborate, prepare shiver. and when things get complicated, when we depend on the cities for technicians, remote turnips, dishwasher, or air conditioning, for example, wants to return a call of impulsion missive. look here, looks like a postcard to an alternative life in the desert. but for the masses of people who are to be settled in israel's southernmost region, it will no doubt remain to exotic. ah, large settlement projects are being planned around the neg, if capitol of bathsheba. this time we arrive at night and find another surprise. the allegedly boring desert city has quite a lively night life, especially here in the university district. and in the old town. ah, and there is something to celebrate. when we meet web designer goopy lou again, she proudly tells us about her promotion. i am in this is the reason why i am going to say i'm go

a canine officer chased five people who ran from the range rover suspects included a 16 year old and 15 year old. police say they recovered thousands of dollars of beauty products. new video now from hayward tonight, we're firefighters say a dog died in a house fire. it happened around 9 30 tonight and blanche street near kenneth street crusade. the fire started on the porch but quickly spread into the home. the residents were able to make it out and the fire was quickly contained. two more fires broke out today to oakland's wood street homeless encampment, and that brings the yearly total there to 48 fires, and it comes as governor newsom is threatening to cut state funding in oakland. if something doesn't change, we get more now from ktvu s tom baker tuesday morning brought yet another fire at the wood street encampment in oakland. so far this year, there have been 48 confirmed fires here, including two in just the last week. last year, there were 155. some say it's a place of danger, while others say it's a pit of despair created by public agencies and private landowners . fact is

i even once witnessed a rover standing on the street, not a range rover, but a router, a bicycle, notrafted to anything, just standing freely on its own and no one saw it took away i understand that someone went away leave it so that later it will come and take it away and they continue their trip that is, it was possible to safely leave things, leave houses open, as it used to be in our villages. after all, in ukraine, what people left open , their huts left even a bucket of water in order to suddenly someone who was traveling got a drink of water and went on, but in the french castle, the venetian castle, they already forbade russian citizens to visit this museum, they forbade it because they don't trust it, because the archives of the ministry of defense are kept in the castle, so what do you do like the khventsin castle near the capital of paris thank you, museum workers from there. well, serhii parkhomenko, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, director of the nikonorov center for foreign policy studies, joins us from the kharkiv region p. serhiy. good day to you. greeting

elsewhere, newcastle came from a goal down to beat tranmere rovers 2—1.he bbc sport website. england manager sarina wiegman has paid tribute to ellen white andjill scott, after the pair announced their retirement from football. white is england's top scorer, whilst midfielder scott is their second—most—capped player. as she announced her squad for the upcoming world cup qualifiers without the pair that helped england win the women's euros, wiegman said it was time for the next generation to make their mark. we'll absolutely miss them, because they're such big personalities and they had such an impact on the team. but i do think that's what we already saw during the summer with her as captain, she grew in the role so well and collaborated with the whole team, and also withjill, ellen, and the other more experienced leaders in the team. so i do think now, the dynamics of the team will change a little bit, of course, that's normal. we will absolutely miss those two, but i think that we'll stabilise over the next camps, because it also gives an opportunity fo

journey by rovers , according to the organizers, the length of the route is only 8 km during the journeymonkeys, we must still support the spirit of patriotism and emphasize those places of memory that must be honored and remembered, such as health and educational tours are planned to be organized more often for both lviv residents and guests of the city . it will be possible to travel to the iconic locations of lviv not only on memorable dates, because understanding the heroic past of the ukrainian people will help us defeat the enemy. of course, tomorrow, each of you is probably someone who is not under occupation or somewhere not under shelling, as in particular in luhansk region or donetsk region, there is a very difficult history of which these people are now living in one waiting for release of the occupied territory, others, where there is shelling, heavy fighting is going on in the occupied territory, they are waiting for someone to finish it, of course, someone is leaving, someone cannot leave tomorrow, independence day, of course , those people who live in relatively calmer reg

efforts, so here, right under the border , there is a wonderful big, beautiful jeep, such a range roverl stuffing, is very cool . a good price, but we don't buy it because it's such a modern, cool car, it needs a little different service, if the electronics in this car start to malfunction, you will need to find a company service, a company computer technician who can read errors, understand what's wrong replace some board, reflash the program, and so on, it is impossible to do this in field conditions, in the conditions of the front, so if you put a very cool range rover with all the functions and capabilities, and so on, and next to it you put a 17-year-old old but early kia sorento or mitsubishi pajero or old mitsubishi l200 without anything, i don’t know which one has electronics, only headlights, the military would definitely choose such a car that is easy to repair, in which there is actually nothing to break down and which is unpretentious, you and i only have two minutes left a i want to ask you about your direct activity about books, because now it is possible to buy a book lik

ma'am adam john al jazeera o rushes foreign minister, saginaw rovers, reaffirm rushes support for me and mas military government. during that visit, the capital natal washer is a key supporter in arm supplier to me and mars regime, which came to power in a coup in february last year. our his holding talk to the military gen to, to discuss security in economic issues before heading to the assay and sama in cambodia. witnesses coming up next examining the rise of rabble groups in the democratic republic of congo. i'll have the news out for you in just less than hours time i for now. ah. ready ready a . 7 good idea to come over in a room for me, my level did it get ended and then, but i had to buy that one and it is all going on. my grand, you know, in fact that, i mean i have bought, i says again is kim brazil calling here on the line from will let me set up the bill again with with with with is, is a good thing i'm a a a b as you continue will last for security reasons. oh my god or newcastle, i'm calling myself co. no cas. emily cushion bull. the name cassandra is not my name. unless

hull kingston rovers still have a chance of making the super league play—offs after coming from behindthe bbc sport website. bbc.co.uk/sport. little change on the weather front as we head into friday and the weekend. for most of us, it's going to be predominantly dry. there is some rain in the forecast, but it'll fall in the form of hit or miss showers and most of that is expected in western and northern scotland. the weather fronts that have been crossing the country in the last few days mostly fizzle away by the time they reach southern parts of the country, so here, he remains bone dry. this high pressure which will be building will be responsible for bringing some very warm weather, some hot weather towards the end of next week. so, the short term, then. a few showers around western scotland, around the irish sea, but elsewhere, it's a place of clear spells and skies. rural spots of scotland, 5 degrees possible on friday morning. let's have a look at friday, and scattered showers for scotland, the lake district, maybe the pennines. south of that, it is predominantly right or sunny.

rovers score 4:0 leaves almost no questions about the winner two rand confrontation.will be held next week, four zero - this is the largest score of yesterday's ten matches in the playoffs of the europa league qualifiers , let me remind you that earlier, ferenvaros flew out of the champions league qualifiers on aggregate, they lost to azerbaijan's karabakh. the russian tennis player, the first racket of the world, danil medvedev, reached the quarterfinals of the masters series tournament in cincinnat in the 1/8 match. medvedev had two sets to beat the representative of canada denis shapovalov 7575 in one hour and 45 minutes, during the match medvedev three times. he took the opponent's serve for the second time this season daniil medvedev reached the quarterfinals of the masters series tournament . medvedev also guaranteed himself the title of the first racket of the world, at least until the end of the us open in mid-september, no matter how the us open ended, it became known after the defeat in rafael's hospital let me also remind you that last year in the sensonate

red rover, red rover, send lucas over. if you expose yourself to more than just what the system offers you, there's no limit to what you can become. >> when you were out there in the mountains, when you guys reached the top, did it feel like you guys were in an atlanta building, all the way up there? clifford: first, climbing the pass is hard. i mean, this is tough. so once your get up there and you get to the top, and you see where you came from, and you point, and you feel the wind, you're, like, top of the world. you feel like you accomplished something. bill: these guys have done major, major, major stuff. and there's even more you can do. there's no limit. people who think b do big. the question is, how many feel like this is something you would like to do? i do believe that the group of people that have experienced wilderness could make this go way beyond what i've done. can you and cliff take the first group upstairs? there's a series of chain reactions. and that's exciting. clifford: cut the other light on. >> i go

you've got an amazing rover on mars. there's a hole in the bottom, a hole in the top. i'm going to put this nozzle here. we're going to purge the air out of this, fill the whole thing entirely with hydrogen. that is half of our rocket fuel. >> mark: wow. and you're having me hold it. [ laughter ] >> once it is entirely purged of the air, then i'm going to ignite it in our boom box here. >> mark: okay. >> like a candle, right? again, it's all hydrogen. it's going to burn pretty clean. hydrogen is a pretty clean-burning fuel. all right, let's seal this one up. and get that out of the way. we don't want that -- >> mark: that's a clever fill mechanism, by the way. >> thank you, works perfectly. >> mark: the kind of details jimmy wouldn't notice, i feel like. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to light this. it's going too hopefully burn nice and cleanly. you might not even see the flame. as it burns, the oxygen is going to come in. that's the oxygen part. if all goes well, it's going to turn into rocket fuel and we'll get to see what

the land rover plans to make its high-end brand all electric starting in 2025.ermany's mercedes-benz aims to have all of its new vehicles electric by 2030. sony groups says soaring costs for parts have forced it to raise the price of the popular game consul playstation five. sony interactive entertainment will raise the price in japan on september 15th by %5500 or about $40. the retail price will also go up in europe, the middle east and in china but will remain unchanged in the u.s. now, in addition to higher costs for parts and materials, the company sites the weaker yen. sony officials say the decision was unavoidable as the current global economic environment leaves many industries with no choice but to raise prices. >>> japan's leading baked goods company is bung the packaged bread business of a smaller rival. the company signed the deal on friday. the business will be transferred by the end of february next year. the size of the deal has not been disclosed. they will retain the restaurant chain and other businesses. they hope to take advantage of the asset

. >>> here is a live look at this guy range rover, as demonstrations continue over construction projects. the reason that police say they were forced to make arrests? thank you for joining us for the midday newscast. >> we are streaming live at roku, amazon fire, and others. we have the stand up of protesters that want to save peoples park from new student housing development. it is still very active. our reporter is live there now. bob, we saw the sky ranger shot, the officers are there in force. >> reporter: they are right behind me. these are officers from california highway patrol, and the university police. it maybe 50 or 60. this is a standoff between them and the people that want to save peoples park. this is fenced off behind here. within the last 50 minutes, there was a physical confrontation between police and protesters that wanted to get in there to stop the workers that are cutting down trees that are making way for the university housing development. one person has been taken into custody. this is the view of the scene from nbc day area i ranger. the background is, cal got

. >> coco went missing friday while staying with a sitter booked through the pest care platform, rover. the dog ran away. after seeing our story, a couple on the lookout found coco by the park. coco and the family are very happy to be reunited. we were worried about coco. >> thank goodness. let's get to the weather. >> the weather looks fantastic for any outdoor plans, i want to show you live doppler 7. it definitely has been active in the sierra today. thunderstorms fired up. we saw hundreds of lightning strikes all the way up towards northern california. fortunately, they did have rain and so much rain at the reno tahoe airport, it was more than all the rain they have seen this year. a lot of rain though, flood watch continues until tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m.. flood watch continuing for parts of the sierra until 10:00 tomorrow night. flash flooding was reported at the tamarac burn scar area so some severe flooding earlier today. into the neighboring states, flood watches are in effect because of the monsoon moisture. if you are traveling, showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and frid

she schedules and thought remembered luther, allie ward, you the rover was the idiot on your nose lives near a desk. i suppose people take streets to demand a referendum oh, near with duck, as well as yours. somebody, jim? no grey knows a pretty much a specimen . eager to polish yet witness those tragic events in odessa and believes that his survival was nothing short of a miracle. a slouching should, he wasn't your master. but what skip is shalaya is worse. they all know more than up with me at a storage on my avoiding residence of odessa insist that the authorities must listen more to their requests, come to the negotiating table and find a suitable compromising mm. with grace and especially studios with a crucial shortage shows. a deal with may the 2nd 2014 people who asked for a peaceful referendum and the chance to speak their native language learn to live in a desert trade union building a deal genuine. but also if you just normal procedures with the wider balconies a border, but that is a sport to lenimosa were killed. many were killed by shots to the head a balkan. oh because i

in the championship tonight, early leaders blackburn rovers lost their 100% record, soundly beaten 3—ad seen dan neil sent off, sheffield united scored through max lowe. the home side held on to win, despite a goal back from sunderland's lynden gooch. there was an all—british clash in cincinnati as cameron norrie and andy murray faced off in the second round of the western and southern open. it all started well for murray as he powered through the first set. and the triple grand slam champion had his chances to win too, missing 11 break points in total. that opened the door for the ninth seed norrie to continue his stunning year, as he fought back to win 3—6, 6—3, 6—4. and emma radacanu's good form continued ahead of the us open later this month. after beating serena williams in the previous round, she took down another legend today, seeing off former world number one victoria azarenka in straight sets. well, in a summer of record—breaking temperatures, it was our old friend rain that took centre stage at lords today in the first test against south africa. but not before england had p

tiffany rovers nos da un adelanto de cÓmo esto puede empezar a cambiar. >> el misterio de un doble homicidioma o los personajes, sino que la filmaciÓn se realiza en sus calles. jorge: dice que atrae a realizar peligrosas maniobras en su vecindario, afectando su seguridad y tranquilidad. jaime: verdadera indignaciÓn y protestas han provocado en el histÓrico barrio de angelino en los Ángeles, la afirmaciÓn de "fast ten". >> lo hemos visto de primera mano, eso no estÁ bien que lo traigan a una vecindad donde hay residentes que tienen familias, que nos afecta todos los dÍas. jaime: esta mujer que prefiriÓ no dar su nombre desde las indignadas vecinas que acusara rÁpido y furioso de haber atraÍdo a su vecindario a imitadores que lleguen en automÓviles para enfrentarse en carreras clandestinas, protagonizan arrancones liderados por las personas, lo que teme que puede empeorar con la nueva pelÍcula. >> el estado emocional cuando tu niÑo estÁ viendo que estÁn matando los que estÁn parados alrededor, dando vueltas como loco. jaime: es impresionante la cantidad de marcas de llantas dejadas aquÍ por qu

the lamborghini or ross is not as a fro dish, as a range rover. not so much made for everyday use as a b, m, w, or an audi. and not as lecturers as a bentley. but it's harder, faster mina and hotter than all of them. in conclusion, the lamborghini booth is a very exclusive, well designed and incredibly sporty car that has almost no match in its segment. but all that comes at an exclusive price beginning adjust to over $215000.00. you are losing germany. that's well above competitors, like the audi q 7 and the porsche cayenne turbo g a o. my name is not a letter to me. that's the driving office. i father used to be a tax driver my brother's driver, so you can understand the 2nd generation of drivers in the family. ah, we have more than 40000 or 20000 drivers because some of them are working sheets and from then 2 to 3000 are women drivers mostly their women driver are driving date time because a dangerous figure. you will not find them to watch on the street by raising a hand they work on re booking jobs and transportations with clients. they know

and the kids are interested in the rover but the astronaut steps out in their blue suit and they goes people to inspire people. that is one of the jobs of nasa to get young people interested in science and exploration, it's the science and technology and the exploration that's going to create the future we all want. >> you've inspired me. poppy knows that. >> he's ready, by the way, if there is an open seat. i will stay right here. >> you will have to get past me first. >> thank you so much, stan, we're really looking forward to monday, to rachel's coverage and to seeing all of this, let's hope the weather hangs in there. thanks again. >> you're very welcome. >>> next cnn speaks to the people actually impacted by president biden's student debt cancellation and some who disagree with the move. we will get into that debate ahead. ♪ with 20 made-to-order griddle combos, there's a perfect plate for everyone. great value for all your favorites only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. better skin from your body wash? try olay body wash with skincare super ingr

we bring in a pressurized rover. we start looking at surface habitation.nd so that as we're going through our yearly mission, we're maximizing the science. we're also designing things like l. t. v. to be on the surface and when the crew is not there to be operated to do science much like we operate the mars rovers today. that definition when we get 6, 7, 8, 9, that's what we're going through right now. honestly when you look at the schedule for four and all the elements that have to come together, it is a significant emotional event of how all that comes together because you know, it's, it's, it's like, hey at that point we're full steam into our missions. um so so so ahead into our missions. um so we're at one through five, we're working the details of 6, 7, 8, nine, and tin. --10. and at the same time we're developing our architecture through some of the objectives work that we've done recently through our deputy administrator going through the broad exploration objectives and then narrowing down to an architecture which were -- which takes us out to mar

the lamborghini or ross is not as a fro dish, as a range rover. not so much made for everyday use as a b, m, w, or an audi. and not as lecturers as a bentley. but it's harder, faster mina and hotter than all of them. in conclusion, the lamborghini booth is a very exclusive, well designed and incredibly sporty car that has almost no match in its segment. but all that comes at an exclusive price beginning adjust to over $215000.00. you are losing germany. that's well above competitors, like the audi q 7 and the porsche cayenne turbo g t a driving office. i thought i used to be a direct direct my brothers next driver. so if you can understand the 2nd generation of drivers in the family, ah, we have more than 40000 or 20000 drivers because some of them are working sheets. and from then 2 to 3000 are women drivers. mostly there women driver are driving date time because a dangerous r bigger, you will not find them too much on the street by raising a hand they work on re booking jobs and transportations with clients. they know it's more safe to work tha

rovers score 4:0 leaves almost no questions about the winner in this two-round confrontation, the secondleg will not take place. next week 4:0 - this is the biggest score of yesterday's ten matches in the playoffs of the europa league qualifiers . let me remind you that earlier, ferenvaros flew out of the champions league qualifiers on aggregate, they lost to azerbaijan's karabakh. russian tennis player world number one danila medvedev reached the quarterfinals of the masters series tournament in the censonate in the 1/8 match. medvedev had two sets to beat the representative of canada denis shapovalov 7575 in 1 hour and 45 minutes, during the match medvedev three times. he took the opponent's serve for the second time this season daniil medvedev reached the quarter finals of the masters series tournaments. medvedev also guaranteed himself the title of the first racket of the world, at least until the end of the us open in mid-september, no matter how this us open ended it became known. after the defeat in danzetinate rafael natalia i also remind you that last year in dancing medvedev re

. >> coco went missing friday while staying with a sitter booked through the pest care platform, rovereeing otorya coupe on the lookout found coco by the park. coco and the family are very happy to be reunited. we were worried about coco. >> thank goodness. let's get to the weather. >> the weather looks fantastic for any outdoor plans, i want to show you live doppler 7. it definitely has been active in the sierra today. thunderstorms fired up. we saw hundreds of lightning strikes all the way up towards northern california. fortunately, they did have rain and so much rain at the reno tahoe airport, it was more than all the rain they have seen this year. a lot of rain though, flood watch continues until tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m.. flood watch continuing for parts of the sierra until 10:00 tomorrow night. flash flooding was reported at the tamarac burn scar area so sr today. into the neighboring states, flood watches are in effect because of the monsoon moisture. if you are traveling, showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and friday, at least a chance. slight chance saturday, mainly sunny

. >> eventually we will have a habitable rover. they will get n get in and roam around the surf. the surface. >> reporter: in case you thought you thought nasa did not have a sense of humor -- >> you know the last thing thaty put in the spacecraft? snoopy is in his spacesuit. when we are going to the moon, you will see snoopy right there in the camer. the camera. >> reporter: back on earth, morn 100,000 people are expected to pack roads and beaches near the kennedy space center to watch the historic lift off. skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >> this is the first in an entirely new set of missions for for nasa. we spoke with astronaut stan love about how this will get us ready to send humans back to the moon. >> we slingshot past the moon and go into this backwards orbit orbit around the moon. it will take us 40,000 miles past the far side of the moon. farther than any human spacecraft has ge before. we will do one and a half turns of the orbit if we want to miss opportunity. and future opportunities we may only only get a half turn. we will make sure we understand the dynamics

this is the steep and rocky terrain of the cliffs where a missing elderly man driving a white land rovered up overnight after tumbling more than 300 feet. >> there was a vehicle that had gone down the embankment. >> the elderly man spent the night in the cold and was not spotted until tuesday morning by a man who did something remarkable. >> he went back to the scene and tied a rope to his truck and tried to climb down the hill to assist this person that had gone down the hill. >> chp, sheriff's officers, and firefighters arrived. while chp does not recommend climbing downhill, they are grateful for the good samaritan's quick thinking. he is recovering and various head wounds and is expected to be ok. abc 7 news. dan: in the south bay, west nile virus is on the rise in santa clara county. this summer, they have seen an increase in mosquitoes infected with the virus. there have been no human cases so far, but the county is warning people to remove sources of standing water where they like to breed. targeted spraying will happen in parts of sunnyvale and cupertino. you see the area they ar