if you look at jab war land rover, today is a great day forous. this is the first ever roduction plant to be launched for jaguar land rover. to show the world this was fantastic today today. >> are you a little bit disappointed when that it couldn't happen sooner? some of your rivals have been in china longer than you. you just started the joint venture. >> no, we're not disappointed about the timing. we just established it late in 2011. we just launched it in under two years. a fantastic achievement by all of the team. >> the headlines are for -- the data today. talking about the fact that china's economy is growing at a rate we saw back in 2009. not exactly great growth by historical standards. can you give us a sense of the demands that you're seeing and what your expectations are and where you see the economy going? >> yes, there is lots obviously. new stories about the economy in china. for jaguar land rover, this is a hugely successful market for us. we're seeing continued growth. it has been a ground breaking product for us and last year so

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isrefore, jaguar land rover not one british company.brands. >> how much money will you save by making your own engines? can you give us an idea? how much an improvement in margins will that provide? day, it isnd of the not only improvement in margins. it is an improvement for the customer, for the environment, and an investment. of about 500stment million pounds. not considered, the overall investment in the design of the engine. how we hadneering, to send to make this up. >> your investing a lot of money, a record 3.5 billion in the 12 months through march 31 to add capacity. planis your spending beyond that timeframe? where will you spend the money? how much money will you send beyond that timeframe? thisou -- we are sending in engineering also in development. we want to continue this trend. we are leading technology. we are a premium company. our customers expect a very premium products. ofcan you give us an idea what those products are going to be as part of your five year plan? you have already unveiled the lower-priced jaguar, the

you know, what's interesting, i twin rovers on the surface of mars in 2004.d i worked a lot on that landing system. and in 2004, social media existed a little bit but not really. and we were the -- on the top news stories for cnn until frankly britney conspiracy got out of a limousine wearing or not wearing something and all of a sudden we fell off the list. in the era of nightly news, they tell you five things. if you're thing number six that happened that day, you didn't happen. now, this era is very different. social media, many different multiple parallel paths of information transmission mean that people can become interested and spread the word themselves. and i've noticed huge difference with respect to curiosity, her landing, her landing system was even wackier looking maybe and she is big by the way. the version downstairs just in case everybody knows is half scale. the real curiosity, might be third scale. i can't quite tell. the real curiosity's head sits slightly above the george washington bus that sits down in the lobby. you can go and look up a

witnesses report seeing the range rover leave the parking structure and head north.e, even more police have responded, along with a helicopter from the nearby city of costa mesa. >> as the chase was going on reaching speeds up to about 70 miles an hour, the suspects were throwing items of clothing out of the range rover, including gloves, masks and one of the painter jumpsuits that they were wearing during the crime. >> at the intersection of cramer and boston cherry roads, one of the men jumps out of the moving car. >> all of a sudden, a door flew open and a male black jumped out and hopped over the wall into the neighborhood there. >> the driver of the range rover continues for 15 more miles on southern california highways. he finally stops his car and gives up. >> it gets very narrow, and it's nothing but canyon walls. and i think at that point, he realized he had nowhere to go. >> the man who jumped out of the moving vehicle, however, has not yet been found. >> the searches start from house to house. there's two teams, one on each side of the street and we're lea

also, with technology coming out of land rover. safety and security all surfaces. >> that means i can to get overland from cairo to cape town. >> in principle. >> let's talk about suvs. do you see a time when jaguar could introduce an suv? >> categorically, no. a capability. it can only be developed and produced by land rover. >> this is a definition. your definition of a land rover is an suv. suv has to have capability in the off-road area. >>'s jaguar going to introduce something suv like? >> it might be something that is suv like from a body shape. a handling point of view, more driver oriented and road focused. >> what year might we have an suv like from jaguar? >> that might be the case -- >> next year? timingon't talk about and we take our time to develop each and every vehicle. make sure that quality is achieved. >> can we talked briefly about russia? you have seen sales down. what is your long-term strategy and do you see it bruce -- rebounding? >> we can cope with this kind of situation right now. russia but also the ukrai

a 1973 range rover. >> range rover. one of the first range rovers.s truck is at cooper's classics. i love it. i came to new york to see it first and see you, second. how much i love it. who do you think i picked this for? >> erica. >> i would say erica. >> you are right. >> you can drive it -- i drive it home today? >> i know you live in the suburbs. you like to cook. this is the perfect farmers market vehicle. pumpkin patch. i told you i am married to an erica. i brought it home and she went crazy. >> should we do the next one? >> tell me if this is right. a jag convertible. >> one of my favorite cars. an incredible car. >> i have a guess. >> dylan. >> you guys are so good. you guys are like car matchmakers. i know you like to golf. you are the weather anchor. i thought of christie brinkley in the red ferrari on "national vacation." this car is hot. dylan's hot. you don't have a family yet. this is your last hurrah. i just love the car. 500 horsepower. jaguar killed it on this one. congratulations. >> i have to give it a ride. next up is another suv

also the day the land rover is going to launch its first plant in the country. going to go to china and talk to the exeand get a sense of why they need to be there, what it brings to the company. the fact that they are investing in china, where next for the business? we'll talk about all of that but in the context to have bigger picture of what's happening in china. ebola remains front and center for whole global community and obviously the investment base. we're going the talk to the boss of eurostar. we're going to talk about ebola and local carriers and the capacity they are putting on. we'll talk about the comments from john lewis. we're going to talk about the fact that the british government is selling a stake in the business. is he cool with that? what is his take? what does it mean for his business going forward knew the british government is not interested in holding a stake in the company. we're going to talk about connected cities back to what you have been talking about. payment systems. connective cities. is that a business opportunity or is it a ma

nasa moved its mars orbiters and rovers to keep them safe. the comet's debris was flying by so fast that it could have destroyed them. the comet is not a threat to earth. >> good thing the river was there or else we wouldn't have pictures like this. the curiosity rover snapped this shot of some rock structures. some say it looks like a martian crocodile. >> the things that people come up with. >>the rock formation sticking up looks like the snout poking out of the landscape. the picture was taken earlier this year. i can sort of see it. have some more enthusiasm. >> we spoke with nasa on friday and we covered that comment. >> i was asleep. sorry! >> you were off. thank you for supporting us what you are not here. you read that like it was a breaking news story. good things do happen we all got an extra paycheck as well. it's 51 degrees right now in chicago. reading at 46 degrees and garlic. 47 in aurora. we know temperatures are comfortable for this time of the day. typically we are in the upper '40's. a cold front continues to press to the s

you know, what's interesting, i worked on -- we put a pair of rovers -- twin rovers on the surface of mars in 2004. and i worked a lot on that landing system. and in 2004, social media existed a little bit but not really. and we were the -- on the top news stories for cnn until frankly brittney spears got out of a limousine wearing or not wearing something and all of a sudden we fell off the list. in the era of nightly news, they tell you five things. if you're thing number six that happened that day, you didn't happen. now, this era is very different. social media, many different multiple parallel paths of information transmission mean that people can become interested and spread the word themselves. and i've noticed huge difference with respect to curiosity, her landing, her landing system was even wackier looking maybe and she is big by the way. the version downstairs just in case everybody knows is half scale. the real curiosity, might be third scale. i can't quite tell. the real curiosity's head sits slightly above the george washington bus that sits down in the lobby. you can go

they will have a better show from the rovers.e of them were moved behind the red planet to shield them from a debris cloud of cosmic dust. >> the dust is sizable enough so when it hits a spacecraft, it would be a sad day for the spacecraft. with the disaster averted, this close encounter can provide envaluable clues on how the planet formed. >> we have seen various probes land on mars. all these geeks are having their moments and they should be proud of themselves. in this case, there's not going to be that one moment. they have to process the data on these probes at this approach of the comment and they're going to process that and will slowly get data coming out of the week. we have mars pretty well covered. well, we have this pretty well covered too. the numbers in concord right now. >>> in santa rosa it's 60 degrees. here's what we're expecting. it's going to be cloudy tonight. it's all because of that rain touching the north coast. it's pushed in by low pressure so we have a chance of showers spreading south monday. this is

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he was arrested in baltimore last week for driving his white range rover under the influence. this was his second dui. phelps says he'll seek treatment. >>> new york's famed waldorf astoria has become the most expensive hotel ever sold. in a nearly $2 billion deal, hilton worldwide holdings sold the landmark hotel to china based buyer onbai insurance group. they will continue to operate the property for the next 100 years and the hotel will undergo a major renovation. >>> and now it is time for a look at the weather. and with that, here is nbc's meteorologist bill karins. >> something fun will happen, 24 hours from right now. >> yes. i'm very excited about this. >> are you going to try to see it? we're talking about the blood moon, of course. a total lunar eclipse. they call it a blood moon because without the light of the sunshine and the moon, the light from the earth is reflaktreflec to the moon and gives you an idea of how much dust is in the air, a reddish hue. 3:30 to 4:30 in the morning west coast time. if you want to join, you can watch the show, commercial break, run

usually you say we're staying together for the kids. >> yeah. >> we're staying together for rover. >>h. >>> 5:18. the 2015 super bowl is months away but the word is out on the halftime show. headliners, who's that? details after the break. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, we'll hear from the cardinals manager about what he thinks about the giants the next time around and round 2 this afternoon at silverado. we'll show you who is in the lead coming up. >> all right. dennis. >> we'll be right back but first here's today's bay area jobs report with steven greenberg. >>> as the labor market in the bay area slowly rebounds qualified candidates need to know how to turn a job interview into a job offer of a successful interview is more than just a pleasant conversation. preparation is key. employers today expect candidates to do their homework. before the interview, spend time on the company's website and do some research. don't just wait for a series of questions. sit on the edge of your seat. bring energy and enthusiasm to the interview. prepare a few quick stories that drive home

rovers have been prepared for the comet. >> it will look at shape, rotation and the brightness of the nucleus, study the coma composition, and look and see if it can detect changes for the interaction. >> the spacecraft are trying to understand how external forces affect the martian atmosphere. billions of years ago tv sick and supported water. the gases are believed to have been eroded by solar winds, energy from the sun, leaving a coat of carbon dioxide. the interaction could shed light on how this occurs, and pose a threat to the spacecraft. >> dust from the comet may be a hazard. we studied and modelled it. we believe that when mars is close to the dust tail, about 100 minutes after closest approach. all the spacecraft will be on the opposite side of the planet. >> scientists believe the gast and dust could cause aroras in the martian atmosphere, and the spacecraft will be in a unique position to record this, along with the motion of the comet. information that will help to better prepare for the next close encounter >>> you can follow the stories we are covering on the website at

the idea for the hand-held device came from nasa's mars rover. and the equipment used to detect methane gas. pg&e is using this device to help guide crews to a possible gas leak. it's based on laser technology. the gas detection tool would be ready for use by january. >>> a bay area celebration this morning for new legislation in california that requires rape kits be tested and entered into the national dna database in a timely manner. >> we need serial offenders this morning not to have a free pass, testing every rape kit pulls away the free pass from serial offenders. >> thousands of rape kits are backlogged for years across the state. the bill sponsor nancy skinner says fund will go come from the federal government >>> the suspected white house intruder is expected to appear in court today nearly two weeks after the breach. omar gonzalez is facing federal charges stemming from the incident. in another embarrassment cbs news confirms that a contractor convicted of assault three times was allowed on an elevator with president obama this month. >

fill the night sky and we should get some spectacular pictures from the satellites and the two mars rovers sitting on the planet right now. pretty close. >> yes. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, outraged-- that a popular c ling action figures >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, toy stores breaking bad. parents outraged that a popular chain is selling action figures from the hit show complete with accessories. tonight, coming up at 5:00. >>> and tonight is the season premiere for the millers here on cbs. >> it is a comedy about complications for adult children when their parents break up. series newcomer sean hayes talks tonight with us about tonight's episode. >> it is a very economical episode in that you learn a lot about my character very quickly and my relationship with carol miller played by martindale and how quickly we become friends and each other's lives as well as it is kind of a guy who kind of stirs the pot for nathan. >> it sounds like it is going to be funny, second season of the millers begins tonight and you can see it here on kpix 5. >> he was great on "will and grace.

lives. 10:30 workers will test a leak detection tool, created using the same technology as nasa mars rover. the technology's laser-based and relays information to a tablet about possible gas leak locations. if pg&e likes the way it works, the device will be used with other gas leak detection technologies. the utility says it hopes two will help it provide safer, more reliable energy service. >>> the city of san jose says the police substation empty since built is finally going to open the city's working on hiring 28 community service officers to use that space. construction on the substation ended four years ago but the city could never afford to open it because of budget and staffing issues. a soft opening planned for today. community officer are trained by the police department to do a variety of things like taking reports and responding to minor calls. >>> 4:36. some people live in unincorporated areas of saratoga could be kicked off their land if city council approves resolution to annex land today. council considering annexing more than 200 acres of unincorporated properties in canyon

> that interaction will be recorded by no fewer than five spacecraft, three orbiters and two nasa rovers on the planet's surface have all been prepared for the comet. >> it's going to look at shape and rotation and the brightness of the nucleunucleus. it's going to study the coma composition to and look at the atmosphere between comet and mars. >> the spacecraft are trying to understand how external forces affect the marshal atmosphere. billions of years ago, it was supported water. those areblied to have been eroded by solar winds, energy from the sun, leaving just a thin coat of carbon die objectionide. the interaction could she hd lit on the how it occurred and could pose a threat to the pace craft. >> it may be a hazard we have studied and mold it extensively. we now believe when mars gets very close to the dust tail, about 100 minutes after closest approach, all of our spacecraft will be on the opposite side of the planet. >> scientists belibly the gas a dust could cause auroras in the martian atmosphere. they say their spacecraft will be in anique upons to record this along with th

we have a lot of cloud cover rover us. a couple of things going on here. a little bit of a development taking place right there. that is going to split the system, it splits it off of the coast it will take away almost all of the precip. i think it will split over us. we have a ways to go. cloudy this morning, increasing clouds. 40s and 50s on your temps. cool again to the north bay. nevada, 46 degrees. heels burg, lake port. a cool morning under partly cloudy, mostly clear skies. any breeze, not really but it is turning for most. that would be the front direction. that will pick up water temperatures are remarkably close. 60 san francisco. 60 monterey and they have been stuck for the longest time. next tuesday we may see cooling as we get a northwest breeze behind a colder system. 37, this does not look like a big producer. it will split. part will go north, part will go south. there is our system. again, for the morning, we're fine. increasing clouds throughout the day. this is the area that concerns me and i think it could develop late tonight and tomor

orbiting satellites and several rovers are on mars ready to gather information.ew at 10 o'clock tonight fire claims the lives of six people in western pennsylvania. a home mckees port was fully engulfed. the fire left keith with burns over half his body. his wife, wheelchair bound father and four children killed in this fire. relatives say he tried to save his family. >> the kids were in i guess the back bedroom and they couldn't get to them involved inn time. >> i wish somebody would say it was a nightmare and wake me up. obviously it's not. >> investigators are working to try to determine the cause of this deadly fire. >>> and this is not the wakeup call that hotel guests had in mind. a car crashed right into a guest room at the country inn and suites in wisconsin. two people were inside at the time but they were not hurt. the driver also escaped with serious injuries. other hotel guests had to be evacuated and moved to other rooms. the police believe the driver fell asleep at the wheel. >>> and this is not for the faint at heart. hundreds of base jumpers, they

with nbc news team including correspondent nancy sneiderman, spoke to nbc host rachael from monday rover ya. >> quarantining ourselves, even going beyond the cdc guidelines. >> in the states hazmat crews will decontaminate the apartment of thomas duncan, first person diagnosissed when ebola on us soil, officials got court orders to keep family members he came in contact with indoors. >> duncan now here at texas health for treatment. officials in liberia say they will prosecute duncan for allegedly lying about who he came in contact with, before flying to the states. duncan reportedly filled out health form in liberia, saying node contact with anyone with ' bowl, a but while there he helped a pregnant neighbor infected with the disease. >> the fact he knew and left

that will be recorded by no fewer than five spacecraft, three orbiters, one from india and two nasa roversplanet's surface have all been prepared for the comet. >> it's going to look at shades and rotation and the brightness of the nucleus, the darkness of the luke lee us, study the coma composition and look at the atmosphere to see if it can detect any changes from the interaction between comet and mars. >> knees spacecraft are trying to understand how external forces affect the martian atmosphere. it was thick in supportive wadded but they are believed to have been eroded by sola winds, leaving a thin coat of carbon dioxide. the interaction with the comet could shed light on how this occurred and pose a threat to the spacecraft. >> it may be a hazard to our spacecraft. we have studied it ex tentatively a lot our spacecraft will be on the opiniposite side the planet. they believe the gas and dust from the comet cause auroras. they say it will be in a unique position to record this. with the exact motion of the comet. to help us better prepare for the next close encounter. >> you can keep

of the comet from earth, captured today, but nasa will have an even better show from the two mars rovers and several satellites orbiting above, some of them moved behind the red planet to shield them from a 12,000-mile wide debris cloud of cosmic dust. >> reporter: the dust is actually sizable enough that if s were to hit a spacecraft at 100,000 miles per hour that would be a sad day for the spacecraft. >> with disaster averted astronomers say this close encounter could provide invaluable clues to how planets once formed. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: president obama is making his first public appearances of campaign 2014 today. he campaigned in maryland for democrat anthony brown who would be that state's first african- american governor if elected. mr. obama's second campaign stop is in chicago, governor pat quinn is up for re-election. fun turns to chaos this weekend in new hampshire, the site of the annual kene pumpkin festival value, more than a dozen were arrested, at least 30 hurt. mark albert has details. young people danced on a flipped over car saturday night wh

. >> nasa has at least six orbiting satellites and rovers ready to gather information on sighting springsmet will pass closest to mars tomorrow afternoon. >>> and here on earth this is not an event for the faint of heart. hundreds of base jumpers took part in the 35th annual west virginia bridge day festival. the jumpers plunged off the 876-foot tall new river gorge bridge. one of the longest steel single span arch bridges in the world. today is the only day of the year that base jumpers are legally allowed to jump off that bridge. >> good evening everyone. i don't think tomorrow will be a good day for base jumping around here as winds will be picking up and they will be ushering in colder temperatures. a little bit more typical for the end of fall. starting to see that difference right now. we're coming off a mild day today. high temperatures into the low 70's. 72 the official number in philadelphia, 73 atlantic city, and in wilmington, delaware, upper 60's in the lehigh valley and berks county. here the winds out of the west-northwest sustained at about 15 miles per hour in philadelphia

the idea for this hand held device came from nasa's mars rover. and the equipment used to detect methane gas. pg&e is using this device to help guide crews to a possible gas leak. it's based on laser technology. the gas detection tool would be ready for use by january. >>> how about gasoline? those gas prices have been falling across the state. that's kind of nice. but it's about to change. new greenhouse gas rules go into effect january 1. fuel suppliers will need to buy carbon credits in order to comply. experts say in all likelihood the cost will get passed on to drivers. best guess is prices could go up anywhere from 12 cents to 75 cents a gallon. the air resources board says it's not so sure about that prediction. >> you want to make sure that the public understands that it's the government, it's the air resources board, that's putting this allocation on fuel. >> what i can tell you is that we don't see any reason for any kind of an appreciable price increase. >> the money from the new greenhouse rules is supposed to go toward low-income hous

finally nasa, after mars rover said you have to be sourcing in metric units. >> anybody done a recent cost analysis on cost conversion? >> no. it is interesting. after the highway signs i showed, something like 5,000 letters came in that were scathingly angry about it. there was another attempt to start putting up more highway signs and i think it was '92 and there was so much reaction and people hated it so much. the amazing thing is that while digs -- and the numbers for people wanting the metric system is plummeting -- but the country is getting more and more metric. reag reagan, bush the first and cl clinton pushed for the government to go totally metric. and that was something that pushed everything to go. thank you for listening. [applause] >> i don't need to do a demonstrations. i think we just need to get glasses now. 750 mililitters here and imperil stout here and ben and jerry was upset their competitor claimed their pint to be 14 ounces which it should be 15. ben and jir jerry is keeping the true pint alive. >> booktv is on twitter and facebook. we want to here from you. tw

the space agency has at least six orbiting satellites and several rovers on mars right now ready to gathernformation. >> all right. good saturday night everyone. hope you're enjoying your weekend so far. today's temperatures actually well above average. we reach the lower 70s and then tomorrow, not even close to average. it will feel more like november. even with sunny skies. high temperatures today 72 degrees officially at the airport. 73 wilmington. 60 in mount pocono. low 70s in south jersey and delaware. just a great mid october day. now the winds have kicked up out of the west to northwest sustain about 10 to 15 miles per hour. that's going start to bring in some colder air. not terribly cold just yet but the wind does make it feel chilly mid 50s currently over most locations. we have the wind off through the delaware valley mixing up atmosphere no particular spot that's really cold right now. off to the north and west though we're talking about mid 40s in cleveland and buffalo. that core of coldest air will continue to rotate into the mid atlantic and northeast over the next 12 to 24

you know, what's interesting, i twin rovers on the surface of mars in 2004.nding system. and in 2004, social media existed a little bit but not really. and we were the -- on the top news stories for cnn until frankly britney conspiracy got out of a limousine wearing or not wearing something and all of a sudden we fell off the list. in the era of nightly news, they tell you five things. if you're thing number six that happened that day, you didn't happen. now, this era is very different. social media, many different multiple parallel paths of information transmission mean that people can become interested and spread the word themselves. and i've noticed huge difference with respect to curiosity, her landing, her landing system was even wackier looking maybe and she is big by the way. the version downstairs just in case everybody knows is half scale. the real curiosity, might be third scale. i can't quite tell. the real curiosity's head sits slightly above the george washington bus that sits down in the lobby. you can go and look up at george washington and get

helping the mars rover curiosity test for compounds on the red planet and founding an earth-size planetit was founded to research tunnel wind. >>> they are about to add thousands of people to their payroll. evidence to show this year is a good year if you need to find a part-time job. >>> it took hours of patience to free this hawk trapped in a high school gym. the pet store items that eventually saved the bird. >>> also, we are letting you show off your giants pride with the #giants to win. this tweet from tyler says she loves her giants. let's go. players and fans are also superstitious. they'll do anything to help their team win. we've seen a lot of this. it's something that i'm calling the madison mani. nails painted orange and black attributed to left-hander madison bumgarner. all of them go to a championship. ir lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against pre

rovers have been prepared. >> it will look at same, rotation and the bright innocence, it will study the compost suggests, and look at the atmosphere of mars, looking at the intersection. >> the spacecraft are trying to understand how external forces affect the martian atmosphere. those gases are believed to have been eroded by solar winds, energy from the sun. leaving a thin coat of carbon. it could shed light on how it occurs and pose a threat to the spacecraft. >> the dust may be a hazard. we studied and modelled extensively. we believe that mars getting close to the table, all the spacecraft will be on the opposite side of the planet. >> they believe the dust and gas could cause auroras. they'll be in a position to record this. it's information that will better prepare for the next close encounter. >> we'll keep an eye on that. >> now for support. >> 30,000 runners have taken part informant beijing marra none despite smog reaching dangerous levels. many wore face masks. the pollution was 13 times the level considered south by the world health organization standards. it was though

that was done using gps rovers connected to five satellites in space at a time. >> reporter: rodriguez is an artist famous for the political content of his work. and this one, too, has a messa message. >> it's make dialogue. one in ten minority youth is in jail. let's work towards these things, and identity is one of the most arbitrary things. nobody, you know, you didn't ask to look the way you look, but nothing affects you in your life more than that. >> an official told me that visitors have asked if this is a depiction of president obama. not this time. but rodriguez did use this medium in barcelona after president obama was elected, and for a reason. >> the problem with all of that outpouring of hope, my fear was that it it would just turn into something that would fade away. >> this installation, too, will fade over a month as visitors walk through it. the sand and soil composition of the land perfect for the once degraded turf of the grass of the national mall. >> hundreds of kenyans have marched through nairobi demanding an end to poaching. poachers kill 30,000 elegance and rhi

that was done using gps accura cy rovers connected to five satellites in space. >> rorodriguez is famous for his work. >> let's make dialogues to stop the fact that one in ten minority youth is in jail. let's work towards these things, and identity, you never asked to look the way you look, but nothing effects you more than that. >> reporter: visitors asked if this was a depiction of president obama. not this time, but rodriguez did use in sandy medium in barcelona after obama was elected. and for reason. >> the problem with all that outpouring of hope my fear was that it would just turn into something that would fade away. >> this installation will fade over a month as visitors walk through it. the new sand-soil composition of the land, perfect for the restoration of the once turf and grass of the national mall. al jazeera, washington. >> that's a very big canvas. i'll be back with a full bul bulletin of news in just a minute. goodbye. >> on techknow. we're heading to cutting edge cal tech campus >> here's a look at just a few of the students shaping the future of science >> see the lat

he admitted to have drinks at the casino in baltimore and stopped in his white range rover yesterday morning. phelps couldn't complete the sobriety tests and smelled like alcohol. the officer said he saw him speeding in the fort mchenry tunnel going close to 85 miles an hr in there. phelps said he is deeply sorry. >>> metro about to take on a huge project and riders they just have to get used to it. we first told you about the escalator replacement at the bethesda station, but those aren't the only ones. now at the metro station. adam, sounds like some headaches ahead. >> reporter: definitely. if you use the entrance at metro center at 12th and g, better find another way. metro is ripping out and replacing escalators up and down the system. before you can get on the train, you usually have to take a ride on one of these. the days are numbered for these two escalators at 12th and gee. they say good riddance. >> the escalators here are always non-functional. >> reporter: in about two weeks they will shut down the escalators. they're about 20 years old and constantly exposed to the we'r

rovers on the surface. >> space missions are sophisticated. there's a lot of spectrometers and instruments. it is unprecedented. it's an enormous advantage to cover comments so close. >> they need to understand the role of external forces. billions of years ago it was different to the carbon dioxide. >> we know in the past there was a rich atmosphere, even liquid water on the surface. all that is gone. the atmosphere is verified. this is the purpose of this mission, and having the comment as an additional input will be a bonus. >> scientists say the dust and gas may awes auroras in the martian atmospheres, saying the craft were uniquely positioned to record these, and the motion of the comet. information that will help them be better prepared for the next close comet encounter >>> thanks for joining us. i'm randall pinkston in new york. stay tuned. a new documentary al jazeera presents midterms starts now. >> america votes 2014 go behind the scenes in the all important swing states >> this could switch from republican hands to democratic hands

three orbiters, including one from india, and two rovers from the planet's surface has been prepared for the comet. >> it will look at shape, rotation, and the brightness of the nukely as, darkness, study the cola composition, and look at the atmosphere of mars, soing if it can detect changes. >> reporter: these spacecraft are trying to under how external forces protect the atmosphere. it was sick and supported water. so fear and eroded by winds, and energy from the sun. the interaction with the comet could shed light on how it occurs, and could pose a threat. >> dust for the comet may be a hazard to the spacecraft. we studied and modelled it extensively. we know when mars gets close to the dust trail, which is 100 minutes after the approach, the spacecraft will be on the opposite side of the planet. the gas could cause auroras, the spacecraft would be in a unique position to record it. information that will better prepare for the next close encounter >>> one of the legacies of the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan is the high survival rate of troops injured in combat. the men and wo

it was enough to make nasa hide the mars rover and orbiters on the other side of the planet.at is cnn's chris cuomo. >> when i hear comets are coming, i run to the location hoping to catch them and throw them back into the atmosphere. >> he wants an interview. >> i separated my shoulder on friday. not a lot of comet throwing. i could not throw a softball. >>> overnight, guys, breaking news. we will follow it for you. the people close to thomas eric duncan, he is on your screen right now. the ebola patient who died. they are now out of quarantine. we are happy that are not infectious, but the nurses did. >>> the pentagon created a rapid response team to help health care workers so new cases of the virus are reported, they will fly in. will they take place of the normal staff? how does it work? we will talk to dr. sanjay gupta and have a pentagon spokesman rear admiral john kirby. we have the guy who will weigh in on what is happening today and what matches up with what he foresaw two decades ago. >> thank you, chris. looking forward to it. >> sorry to hear about your shoulder.

rovers prepared for the comet. >> it is going to look at shape and rotation.the darkness of the nukely as, study the coma compostation, and it will look at the atmosphere of mars, to see if it can detect changes in the interaction between the comet and mars. >> it is to understand how external forces affect the atmosphere. billions of years ago it was sick and supported water. they are believed to be erode the by solar winds, leaving a thin coat of carbon. the interaction with the comet could shed light on how it occurs. >> the dust may be a hazard to the spacecraft. we believe na when mars is close to the dust, 100 minutes after the approach, all our spacecraft will be on the opposite side of the planet. >> reporter: scientists believe the gas from the comet could awes auroras, and the spacecraft will be in a position to record it, and the motion of the comet, information that will help to better prepare for the next close encounter >>> fascinating stuff. time for sport with jo. >> thank you. 30,000 runners have taken part in a beijing marathon, despite smog

. >> you can offer your home through rover or find a place for your dogs to stay without doing other check out rover.com for all the details. in south philadelphia, i'm amy this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. >> a large crowd came out to have drinks and socialize with neighbors at 14 and south this once vacant lot was turned into oasis and helps support the pennsylvania horticultural sew sigh. >> i time for end of summer weather. >> you may need a sweatshirt to go there today. let's check the bus stop forecast. sunshine and clouds, when my friend david murphy is outside doing weather 6 a.m. at 6abc it will be 40 degrees. sorry, david, 41 degrees 8 a.m. let's look at the highs tomorrow. we'll reb

accuracy rovers connected to five satellites in space. >> reporter: the artist is famous for the political content of his work, and this has a message. >> it's really let's mike dialogues to stop the fact that one in 10 minority youth is in gaol. let's work towards these things, and identity is one of the most arbitrary things. you didn't ask to look the way you look. nothing affects you in your life. >> interestingly an official told me that visitors asked if this is a depiction of president obama. not this time, but he used this sandy medium in barcelona, after president obama was elected. for a reason. >> with all the outpouring of hope my fear was that it was turning into something that would fade away. >> this installation will fade over a month as visitors walk flow it. the sand, soil composition perfect for the restoration of once degraded turf of the mall. >>> fitting - change to come by november - election day. that's "america tonight". tomorrow on the programme state of play - we head to arkansas, where the battle to win control of senate heats up. obama care is unpopular there,

orbiters and rovers on mars are okay. tell take, however, a few days for them to send the images of the comet back to earth. >>> fall descends on the northeast and mid-atlantic. storm through the great lakes and ohio valley. scattered showers in the southwest. rain from northern california up to washington. winding out eastward overnight. the start of a really unsettled week. >> frost and freeze advisories. warmer across the center of the country. seasonal in the west. >>> a health headline this morning. analysis done by researchers in italy says a viagra a day may keep health problems away. they claim the classic drugs commonly used in the little blue pill and similar sexual dysfunction medication may improve heart function. but when used by men with cardiac arrest issues, it doesn't mean such drugs should be prescribed to prevent heart disease. they still need more research. >> what else can that pill do? that's a great little pill there. >> saying that from experience? >> no. they'll tell me in a little while that pill

is about the size of a small mountain, using cameras and instruments on board the mars orbiters and roverists hope to have captured a front row view of the comet fly by, learning more about what comets are made of and the effect the comet had on the martian atmosphere. >> they were made before the earth. so they are early remnants of our solar system. so understand the origin of the earth, we really have to understand these comets. >> reporter: traveling from the ort cloud, the outermost part of our solar system, researchers believe, the comet is like a time capsule, giving us new insight on how comets are form ed. sighting spring is name after the observatory that first sighted the comet in june. >>> the fircritics of the first czar -- just two weeks to go until the midterm election. our political insider coming up next, and i'm looking at twitter because some of you were already joining the conversation, bill radcliffe says on my twitter page, thoughts of the panel on how polling has changed and how reliable those polls are. tweet us @harrisfaulknersrw. bloc try new fixodent plus true f

up because americans poured money into the west in the civil war and after the civil war with the rovers and the indian war and the land surveys and damning and irrigation. they are pouring money out there but especially in the southern plains newspapers what you get is a region that is run solely by individuals by these hard-working cowboys who don't want anything but to work their own way up. it's an image that people like buffalo bill tap into for popular entertainment. it plays hugely and american south but also an american city but it's an image that catches on. the cowboy, the westerner, the individual up against the government and that's a scene that resonates from jesse james who is a criminal who you just mentioned who murders people that comes an individual who stands against the government which is trying to kill him. by coupling means an individual who is working his way up. cowboys were not in fact -- it's an image in american society and it's the reason that her olympic teams wear cowboy hats. >> host: have both parties played off of that image or is it a conservative/repub