and after 20 years in space, a mission to saturn ended in a blaze of glory.ale to a momentous year in science. i'm at the science museum in london and here the public can come to learn about our planet's place in the solar system. and with this incredible close—up view you get a sense of the dynamic world that we live in. the earth is governed by immense geological forces and some of these are of course volcanoes. earlier this year i went to see one of these wonders of nature for myself but i wasn't expecting such a close up encounter. an explosive reawa kening. after years of quiet, mount etna in italy started to put on a dramatic display. i was there to report on a cutting edge new project. mount etna and every volcano around the world are being monitored by satellites and they can track minute movements on the ground which show when an eruption is likely, but the technology could not foresee what was about to happen to us. we had gone to film a lava flow that had formed overnight, tourists had come to see this, too. the molten rocks so slow—moving it is us

instantly recognisable, saturn and its stunning rings.net in incredible detail. taking countless amazing images but in 2017 it was time for one last look. after spending an epic 20 years in space and completing hundreds of orbits around saturn the spacecraft was running out of fuel. so scientists planned a very grand finale, sending it on a death dive into saturn's thick atmosphere. this is the control room where the very final moments of the spacecraft will be tracked and every last drop of science is being squeezed out of this mission. as it enters the atmosphere of saturn the data will be streamed back here right up until the very instant it is destroyed. this will actually be the grand truth, as it were, being able to sample the atmosphere as the spacecraft goes in, it doesn't have much time, but it will be one of the most exciting points of the mission. right at the end of the mission. the day itself was bittersweet for the team. congratulations to everyone, this has been an incredible mission and an incredible spacecraft and you are

and after 20 years in space, a mission to saturn ended in a blaze of glory.inale to a momentous year in science. i'm at the science museum in london and here the public can come to learn about our planet's place in the solar system. and with this incredible close—up view you get a sense of the dynamic world that we live in. the earth is governed by immense geological forces and some of these are of course volcanoes. earlier this year, i went to see one of these wonders of nature for myself but i wasn't expecting such a close up encounter. an explosive reawa kening. after years of quiet, mount etna in italy started to put on a dramatic display. i was there to report on a cutting edge new project. mount etna and every volcano around the world are being monitored by satellites and they can track minute movements on the ground which show when an eruption is likely, but the technology could not foresee what was about to happen to us. we had gone to film a lava flow that had formed overnight, tourists had come to see this, too. the molten rocks so slow—moving it is

nothing wrong with checking your saturn as when you are in yourcar. checking your saturn as when you in your car. they are prosecuting people for any kind of interactive communication. if you are telephoning someone, texting, or using your saturn because it is internet—based on your phone. does not count if it is on your dashboard. there was a case where someone dashboard. there was a case where someone was using it to record their voice, they got away with it. that is not interactive communication. the interesting thing about this, fraser wrote this yesterday, taking the telegraph 2a hours to publish the telegraph 2a hours to publish the story. this is a comeback for the story. this is a comeback for the pub fight thinkers they have followed the pub fight thinkers they have followe d u p the pub fight thinkers they have followed up and investigated. they found the police are raising £4.6 million a year as a result of the finds. that is good follow-up. to use a saturn. do you use a lovely sepia map? i use one of those lovely big maps. ifind sepia map? i use one of those lovely big ma

one that sort of spectacular finale on a 20 year mission to saturn.t is a review 2017: the year in science. with me. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a british woman accused of smuggling drugs into egypt has been sentenced to three years in jail. laura plummer, who's 33 and from hull, was arrested in october with 290 tablets of the painkiller, tramadol, which is banned in egypt. our cairo correspondent hanan razek explained the latest a short while ago. a bit of background, what happened? i have just a bit of background, what happened? i havejust spoken a bit of background, what happened? i have just spoken to laura's mother, she is very shocked after what happened, after waiting two months and getting this verdict. laura was arrested in october trying to enter the country and they found around 300 tramadol tablets in her suitcase. lawyers said she brought those tablets for her boyfriend as he is suffering from severe back pain. this is a painkiller that there is prescribed and is fine to get it in the uk. however, it is banned here in egypt's

looking back on a momentous year for science, one that saw a spectacular finale to a 20 year mission to saturnthe year in good evening and welcome to bbc news. snow and ice are still causing disruption for many people in parts of the uk, with thousands of homes without power and dangerous conditions on the roads. the runway at stansted airport was closed twice during the day, with a number of flights cancelled and there are currently yellow weather warnings for ice for parts of scotland, all of wales, the south and east of england, and the midlands. our correspondent phile mackie sent us this report from kenilworth in warwickshire. warwickshire has had a quadruple whammy, the snow, the ice, the floods and power cuts. across a central swathe of england are heeding the warnings, unlike this bmw driver. horn blasts. this lorry span out of control, leaving drivers stranded. good morning. it's just gone past ten o'clock in the morning. as you can see, we're stationary here on the a14, not going anywhere. i've been here for five hours, and... so have these! my name is tara, i'm on the a14 trying to

are there members of the public that would like to speak on 48 saturn? >> hi. so my name is jim shea. i am the owner and resident next door at 117 lower terrace. i'm here today to oppose the project in its current form. what i don't oppose is development of that lot. as a matter of fact, i think every usable lot should be developed. i am one of the ones who would like to see it developed to its maximum potential. it's zoned for two units, rh 2, and i think that's what it should be. i heard the project sponsor he enumerate the reasons why that wouldn't be the optimal use of the lot, and i understand that, but -- in fact, one thing she said is not true. the lot's difficulties made it not developed, that was not the case. my former neighbor did not sell it until recently, and it's covered with lovely trees. i knwill miss those trees, but know it's going to get developed eventually. i do support development, but not an almost 3,000 square foot home, and it would not support the neighborhood, which is two bedroom homes. thank you for your time. >> president hillis:

. >>> nasa is considering sending a drone to one of saturn's 53 moons in search of extraterrestrial lifeits the planet from over 7 had not,000 miles away. after the ten-year cassini mission ended in september, nasa is considering sending a dragonfly drone to further explore the moon's surface. the quadcopter would explore the prebiotic chemistry of the moon in search of possible alien life. >>> and a 90-year-old woman's danceoff with santa claus is pretty much winning over the internet this morning. a d.c. minister dressed as santa claus while visiting a nursing home to pass out gifts. getting down there. he posted this video on facebook and it shows him at the festive nursing home with the resident. they're just dancing away to "o come all ye faithful." although doesn't seem like that's the jam. it's already gotten 7 million views and 166,000 shares on facebook. they are jamming out there. the minister, though, he hopes to inspire others to take better care of our seniors. i think that is a job well done. getting down. i'm phillip mena. thanks for starting your day with us. be sure to f

but the trooper certainly fired a number of shots at the saturn.erson was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital. another person in the car was shot, smaller injury, a graze wound. that person has been treated and released into police custody. a third person in the backseat got out and was taken into police custody without incident. let's hear now from state police spokesperson who just arrived here at the scene. >> as he approached the vehicle on the passenger side, a front seat passenger in that vehicle displayed a weapon. at that time gunfire was exchanged. the front seat passenger was struck and succumb to his injury after being transported to a local hospital. a front seat operator of the vehicle was also struck, has been treated and released from hospital. a third subject who was a rear seat passenger was uninjured and is currently in custody. the trooper was not injured as a result of the incident. >> reporter: the trooper is out of barracks now being interviewed and debriefed about what happened. still trying to work on the nature of wh

>> right. >> what's wrong with saturn saturn so pretty i know, beautiful. here to keep it real.if you have any kind of magic, but it just wants to you work hard. so it breaks things down so you can build things up strongerment it is like house made of bricks. >> real quickly here before we get to you. anything you do tomorrow can feel more difficult, i mean, just any little thing that you are doing might be little more difficult? >> i strongly disagree with, that file like it is the darkest day, you have downer, so you want to make sure that you just keep everything low key. you know? >> so would you agree with the next talking point here, is that you probably shouldn't make big decisions cents or do something that would have a long-term consequence? >> i can agree with that not because it would be a bad thing, because you don't have the information that you need. >> if you had surgery schedule for tomorrow, would you cans snell. >> ya. surgery, probably not the best >> but you've got to stop it, you want to invest the money, would you do it tomorrow? >> hey, it affect everybody

the reason supposedly is saturn.ll line up for the first time since 1664. now, some astrologiers say starting something new on this day is ill advised and will have long term consequences. as far as daylight goes today we only had about nine and a half hours of daylight. i hope we reported this in the morning show as well because it's already 5:00 p.m. so if people were starting about starting something new it's a little late. >> it's official for me then i'm not starting my diet today. >> that is a great idea. >> i'm going along with >> i'll continue to binge on all the cookies and candy. >> holidays coming sue. wait until after new year's. >> happy winter though everybody. >> yeah. >> starting to feel like it. >> my gosh, yeah, gorgeous day with a lot of sunshine but dry air and cool temperatures. by the way you were mentioing that in terms of daylight, this is the shortest day of the year. >> right. >> five hours 28 minutes less daylight than we had at the june solstice. >> my gosh. >> the nice thing is starting t

and rebecca morelle looks back on the year in science — including the end of a 20—year mission to saturnll ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello there, i'm olly foster. these are our sportsday headlines tonight. it's official — birmingham will be the 2022 host. but they were the only city on the commonwealth games shortlist. and united and city won't cry over spilled milk. the fa will take no action after that tunnel incident at old trafford. dreams do come true — we hearfrom the ball boy who was caught up in bristol city celebrations. also coming up in the programme. what next for the world champion billyjoe saunders after another successful title defence. good evening. there is another major sports event event coming to the uk, and it will be the most expensive since the london olympics five years ago. birmingham has convinced the commonwealth games federation that they can afford the £750 million that they have budgeted for the 2022 games. in return, the city has been praised for its dynamism and diversity. not that that gave it the edge over it's rivals.

— from a spectacular eclipse that wowed millions of americans to the end of a 20 year mission to saturnption at mount etna, this was the year we experienced a volcano's devastating power first—hand. to one of nature's most awe—inspiring sights, a total eclipse that wowed america. in 2017 we also met this rhino, she could be the key to saving a species from extinction.

nebraska basketball is about as far away as saturn and our world.did a cool thing for one of their walk-on players with the coach sort of dressed up as saint nick. >> it is santa and i have one more cookie. and it is for tanner. come on up here, tanner. tanner, congratulations on the scholarship. [cheering and applause] >> that is tanner getting an coach. full ride to nebraska. i looked that up. that is $40,000 a year. not cheap. a couple of rolexs. he is very excited. and those videos never get old. >> it is not a rolex, but you're doing a great job. >> these showers will pull away. >> thank you. >> these showers will pull away. colder air moving in. we may see a flurry. friday and saturday, that looks like potentially big. >> big. you got it here. we will z2i1zz z16fz y2i1zy y16fy captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: holiday rush. millions of americans hit the road and take to the skies for the holidays.

and were seen leaving the area in a white saturn with no rear license plate.(robin) santa clara police arrested two people on suspicion of firearms and drug possession. here is a look at the several shotguns, some loaded and some unloaded, police netted. police also took, an imitation explosive device, thousands of rounds of ammunition, drug paraphernalia and brass knuckles. jonathan gillean was arrested for gun possession and a suppressor. patricia di-grandi was also arrested. police executed a search warrant at gillean's work in a commercial building on grant street. both suspects were booked into the santa clara county jail. (robin) playoffs hopes are over for the raiders ... after a tough loss against dallas. derek carr fumbled just inches from the goal line with 31 seconds left in the game. the refs ruled that a touchback... and that play sealed the raiders fate. dallas won this one 20 to 17.

we can also tell you one man is dead, the driver, the owner of that saturn car right there you're seeing in the picture there, that person is dead. another man in the car has a gunshot graze wound. he is at the hospital right now. we're waiting on a condition update. state police spokesperson is on his way to the scene to give us more information, but someone on the scene, an officer, a trooper did confirm for us this is a fatal delaware state police-involved shooting. it began as a traffic stop. witnesses are telling me they heard about six shots fired in total. it's not clear at this point if the people in the car fired at the officer, the trooper first. those are some of the details we're trying to learn. we just arrived on the scene, we're going to continue to work on this story and have more information as it becomes available. again, we're told one person is dead after a police-involved shooting with delaware state police here at kenton and fieldstone just outside of downtown dover. that's where we're live, tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> we will check in with you a little later, tim.

roller boys, si-fi called classic nominated for saturn award. pros and cons. and travelers, mark wahlberg and bill paxton which premiered at south by southwest. la times called the spinel pap of surf movies which was great. he's a server as well. you need to know. and robert is also member of the broader family because robert and paul are married as well. so that's a really nice thing. we safe money in hotel rooms. [laughter] >> right. so i thought what we would do now lower the lights an you'll get a sense of the man who invented christmas from the trail. ♪ ♪ [inaudible] ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. that's just the beginning of it. a film out of a book, i thought we would start with all of the players who were involved in this very, very and difficult process. let's start with les who can talk about the material and the book and what drew him to write this book. >> well, is this working? can you hear me out there? yeah. people often ask me, are you happy with what they did to your book? [laughter] >> i can sa

— from a spectacular eclipse that wowed millions of americans, to the end of a 20—year mission to saturnat mount etna, this was the year we experienced a volcano's devastating power first—hand. to one of nature's most awe—inspiring sights,

one that sort of fantastic 20—year finale to a mission to saturn. and louise has the weather. is a rather grey, dull, damp story this christmas eve. that is for england and wales. wet and windy further north. more later. good morning. first our main story. a relief operation is under way in the philippines — where nearly 200 people are known to have died in flash flooding and mudslides. the president of the philippines will today visit communities devastated by tropical storm tembin. sarah corker reports. in the raging floodwaters, rescue efforts are frantic and dangerous. ropes are all these villagers have the pull each other to safety. storm tembin tore through mindanao, the philippines‘ second largest island of home to 20 million people. flash floods and landslides have cut off entire communities and washed away homes. and with more than 100 people missing, that death toll may rise. the remote village of dalama has been buried. 0fficial help has been slow to arrive and volunteers use their bare hands to search for bodies. translation: there used to be 103 houses here, but w

momentous year in science and half an hour, one that saw a spectacular finale to a 20 year mission to saturn. that is in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, says he is saddened by the loss of life in the southern philippines, after 200 died in flash floods and landslides. tens of thousands of people have been displaced by the conditions, which were triggered by tropical storm tembin. president rodrigo duterte will visit some of the communities affected later today. the island of mindanao is the worst hit area so—far and the storm is now battering the island of palawan. sarah corker has the latest. in the raging floodwaters, rescue efforts are frantic and dangerous. ropes are all these villagers have to pull each other to safety. storm tembin tore through mindanao, the philippines' second largest island and home to 20 million people. flash floods and landslides have cut off entire communities and washed away homes. and with more than 100 people missing, the death toll may rise. the remote village of dalama has been buried. 0fficial

your car, charge phone up, people think if you break down and your power goes off, you lose your saturn, you your phone. keep your recovery number to hand, you can get in contact with them. when you said you were expecting more snow in the north—west, if you positioned it in this area, how quickly can you move and who takes the decision, who comes to the decision? we have two areas where we move things around and stop the gritting stations around the country, they are been the key areas will stop the gritters has to go back to the depots to refill. the drivers are on stand—by, they will be out there waiting in their truck to take them where the need to. they have a standard pattern of where they go, so standard pattern of where they go, so they are constantly gritting. we also have recovery vehicles placed in areas we know they get badly hurt. it is the time of year people are picking up illnesses, what preventative advice would you give to people at this time of year? vaccination, especially children who we know our super vaccination, especially children who we know our super spreaders

will this replace saturn five rocket. nasa has been slowed by presidential preference.hey all have different visions about what they want nasa to achieve. >> i remember controversial aims for nasa. thank you very much. >> is the cia trying to hide bad news. we report the report on that, plus this is bad blood between swift and her fans, what is causing the backlash. stick ♪ >> is the cia angering president trump. top white house advisors. >> did you tell your subordinates to limit the amount of information they gave to the white house on military options in libya. >> what i said i don't want military plans or options. >> you said don't give them military options. it is a little blunt. we're concerned about that. >> really? huh. >> joining us now, vince, editorial director, and among many other things. we're glad to see you here. >> the piece in the washington post, they can manipulate the aura of items in trumps features. changing the format is due to the president's style and good customer service. this is not unique to president trump. everyone has their style. >> i c

will this replace saturn five rocket. nasa has been slowed by presidential preference.hey all have different visions about what they want nasa to achieve. >> i remember controversial aims for nasa. thank you very much. >> is the cia trying to hide bad news. we report the report on that, plus this is bad blood between swift and her fans, what is causing the backlash. stick around to find out. and ner back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. this ♪s electricity. this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is something he is researching at exxonmobil: using fuel cells to capture carbon emissions at power plants. this is the potential. reducing co2 emissions by up to 90%... while also producing more power. this could be big. ener

the suspects were scared off by a home burglary alarm....and were seen leaving the area in a white saturnr license plate. they have not been caught. ( darya ) santa clara police arrested two people on suspicion of firearms and drug possession. here is a look at the shotguns police netted. police also took... an imitation explosive device... thousands of rounds of ammunition... drug paraphernalia and brass knuckles. jonathan gillean was arrested for gun possession. patricia di- grandi was also arrested. ( james ) firefighters across 5 southern counties say a southern across 5 firefighters across 5 southern counties say a final goodbye to a fallen hero. firefighters, first responders and others in the community gathered over highway 101 freeway in camarillo to say goodbye to cory iverson. iverson died thursday fighting the thomas fire near fillmore he leaves behind a wife, daughter and unborn child. firefighters say iverson's service will never be forgotten.

set to blast off on an unmanned mission from cape canaveral next month on the same launchpad as the saturn moon rocket. the world's most powerful rocket, 27 merlin engines with a $90 million price tag and the boosters will try to land at cape canaveral but the real kicker, he plans to send his roadster on board to mars. rob: we will talk about -- it shows how critically important vidar. it has been a couple years. what does the weather look like >> we started panicking, the northern half of the country looking at teens and 20s and 30s but winter definitely here. what are the travel plans? we have a system through the rockies. a lot of snow falling in this region, a core of energy sweeping the country. as it moves that direction it will bring travel troubles. future radar, pay attention to massive snow, thunderstorms friday may cause travel concerns in the southeast. by saturday that pushes off the east coast. friday and saturday, some travel -- i don't even have a word for it. jillian: it is one of those days. rob: travel around christmas and a few days after. jillian: 11 minutes after the

. >>> nasa has approved funding for a nearly billion dollar mission to fly a drone over saturn's largest moon. the drone would launch in the mid-2020s after arriving and hop from one spot to the next. astronomers consider them a prime conditioned for the search for extraterrestrial life. >>> next at 5:00, do you monitor your steps. >> what day of the year logged the most steps for fit bit users. >>> ringing in 2018. what nypd what they are doing differently to keep times square party goers safe on new year's eve. >>> and coming up at 6:00, freezing for the fireworks. how crews are changing plans to avoid frostbite as they set up for the celebration. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> only three days left until we ring in the new year. 1 million people are expected to cram into times square to welcome 2018. >> right now the largest police force in the nation is working on plans to keep revelers safe.

. >> lining up with saturn. >> because look at that. >> astrology expert say people should avoid makingny important decisions. >> i have surgery or a procedure, on thursday. should i move that. >> don't worry about it. >> you are so mean. >> what if i don't wake up. >> you'll wake up. >> because anyway do you believe in that stuff. what i thought we would do tomorrow is to have an astrology expert come in and talk us through that. >> do you believe in your sign is what your sign. >> it is -- it is cancer. >> well, we necessity obviously. >> i'm very much a home body. >> i feel you are. >> you are an introverted extravert. >> yes, here on the show, maybe yeah. >> and then at 10:01 he wants to be left alone, don't talk to him. >> i go home and pull covers up and stuff like that and weep and watch bold and the beautiful. >> and order 19 things on qvc. >> i got new stuff yesterday. >> and call teddy and jack. >> maybe, by the way, thanks for the cake, and muffin. >>> maybe you have the gifts covered in your life, you know , not want to wait until the 24th like i do but still need stocking s

the suspects were scared off by a home burglary alarm....and were seen leaving the area in a white saturn with no rear license plate. they have not been caught. (justine) santa clara police arrested two people on suspicion of firearms and drug possession. here is a look at the several shotguns, some loaded and some unloaded, police netted. police also took, an imitation explosive device, thousands of rounds of ammunition, drug paraphernalia and brass knuckles. jonathan gillean was arrested for gun possession and a suppressor. patricia di-grandi was also arrested. police executed a search warrant at gillean's work in a commercial building on grant street. both suspects were booked into the santa clara county jail. (j.r.) tonight there is a marijuana warning going out for potential buyers on new year's day...when recreational marijuana becomes legal. experts say buyers should beware of contaminants such as pesticides and mold that could be present in marijuana sold january 1st. tests conducted on current marijuana in the state have found many samples tainted with chemicals and solvents. pro

he stops next to his 97 saturn which he drives every night he won't have parks in the same spot so he won't have to think about where he left his car. he continues walking fast to a nearby 2003 grand prix already idling. in the driver seat is chris, in the backseat is al sheridan. chris pops the trunk to toss the duffel inside and slammed it shut before he gets in on the passenger side. that store is barely close to when he gunned the engine. 280 miles to go. four hours speeding just a little where there pretty sure they will get caught. matt calls darcy to tell her they're leaving same as he does every week. when chris gunn's engine slept 54:00 p.m. matt is not the only one who stays on janesville time. the-will clock system 54:00 p.m. chris started working in fort wayne on august 17, 2009. chris will never forget that day. his wife and kids along to move, his family left on monday morning when he went to the plant for orientation which was during for shift. he was back in his apartment by 330 that afternoon. when the worst feelings of his life. those three and half years ago, the gr

our next item was on saturn. almost equal size house, one unit. so that was almost just as easy as a decision for us. this is not as much of a no-brainer because there's an existing house there. but one thing that pops up in my mind is the proximity to bart and the fact that for planning purposes, we should be densifying near the bart stations. it doesn't have a four-car garage or anything like that. it's a four-unit building, which is -- if you think about it, it will make it more affordable than it would be if it stays as-is. and proximity to bart is putting me over the fence on this one. it wouldn't be the end of the world if it was continued, but i'm supporting the project as-is. >> commissioner richards: we talked last night and we talked about the dominos falling and this will be the first of the entire street and then there goes the entire street. and i asked you to provide us with a look at what the street looks like even though i've been there. this would be for the rest of the commissioners. and you said you would. can you help us out by

it is winter solstice, the shortest day of the year i think my sign moved back into something with saturnplace said it was good another place said don't make plans. i don't know what to do, it's thursday, december 21, 2017, "squawk box" begins now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday the markets ended lower despite the passage of the tax bill you can see now that it looks as if the dow would open up by 17 points the s&p up by 3 a1/2 and the nasdaq down 4 1/2. let's look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikk

warmer for saturn cause -- santa claus.eacrest. 43 years old. >> i heard he is a big fan of the show. i'm sure he is thrilled to get a shout out. >> thank you for joining us on this christmas eve. >> face the nation is next here on kpix5. they will have a look ahead to 2018. merry christmas! >> dickerson: today on "face the nation." republicans rejoice after passing their tax bill. the president gets his christmas wish and signs the bill into law. but will this republican unity last into the new year? we'll take a look at the political landscape heading into the 2018 mid term and in our annual cbs correspondents panel we'll reflect on this year and look ahead to next. it's all coming up on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs welcome to "face the nation." on this christmas eve morning with all the news makers out of town, we begin with 67-year tradition, the annual cbs news correspondent roundtable. joining us this year, white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. ed o'keefe covers capit

our next item was on saturn. st

. >> peterkin, congressman knew saturn yesterday behind closed doors at the hearing, said adequate answerse not given by andrew mccabe. you know what that means as a judge and i know as a lawyer. that means somebody's lying and covering up. so it's triggered all of thesee other subpoenas that are going to happen in the course of the next several days. you get other witnesses. andrew mccabe, the man on the screen, has a lot to answer for, because he's a guy whose signature is on the documents saying that he was aware of the origins of the dossier, that is, hillary clinton and the democratic national committee, and yesterday apparently, according to our source, he said, gee, i don't really remember when i found out hillary was behind us. >> judge jeanine: you know what is even worse, pam, because what he does is he goes with his wife to try to get some money from hillary -- from terry mcauliffe, the governor of virginia, that is a conflict of interest. can you explain to me by the taxpayers are paying this man's salary? why he is the deputy head of the fbi? >> he had a duty to reveal that, a

. >> like saturn? we are not going to venus. why not venus? venus would be too hard because of the acid, rain clouds and the crushing pressure. but maybe one of -- titan, one of those places. >> water places. >> a place with water. >> you mentioned in your book, definitely in the log when you talk about your realization of how awesome water was and nothing like being e-commerced in water. what did you mean when you said that? >> when you don't take a shower for a whole year it becomes very important. as soon as we got in, jumped in pool. >> no change of clothes. >> even though the pool was heated, when i got out, my body went into shock a little bit. i've just not had that experience in so long. really cold. but a lot of things on earth we take for granted. >> would you like to go back again? >> i'd go back, yeah. >> you know, what would you -- if you had an opportunity to pick your crew, not names but what kind of crew would you like to put together, what types of talents? >> i would pick them from the group of people i spent a year in space

i'm asking for my granddaughters tragic like saturn? where we're not going to venus. people always say why not venus? venus would be too hard because of the sulfuric acid rain clouds and the crushing pressure. but maybe one of the like tighten or one of those places. a place with water. >> host: you mention in your book i think, i don't know whether it was in the prologue but in the epilogue when you talk about your realization of how awesome water was, and there's nothing like being immersed in water. what did you mean when you said that? >> guest: you don't take a shower for a whole year, it becomes very important. and we were always talking about, can't wait to go swimming or get in a bathtub. both of us as soon as we got home, it's like the first thing we did. i just walked in my front or, out the back door and jumped in the pool. >> host: no change of clothes, flight suit and all. >> guest: even though the pool was heated to come when i get out, my body went into shock. had not had that experience, really cold. but it was a lot of things on earth we take for gran

he stops at the 97 saturn which he parks in the same part of the lot every friday night next middle row under street lamps so he won't have to think about where he left his car when he return's monday. pulls hi duffel from the trunk and works over to a near 2003 grand prix already idling. in the driver's sit is chris aldrich. in the back seat his coat scrimmaged up between him and the floor is paul sheridan. janesville gm jimmies both. chris pops the trunk and slams the trunk sit before he gets in on the passenger side. matt's do is barclay closed when chris guns the enginesors and off. 280 miles to go. four hours and 35 minutes speeding just a little where they're pretty sure they will not get caught. matt pulls out his phone, calls darcy to tell her they're leaving, same as eve we can. when chris guns the engine it's 11:3:54 p.m. in fort wayne except that mat is not the only one who stays on janesville time show to dashboard clock on the grand prix says 10:54. chris started working in fort wayne on august 17, 2009, seven months before matt. chris will never forget that day. his wife a

heard attorney general eric saturn of new york saying yesterday there are a lot of petitions, and there were some fake comments that included 100,000 new yorkers that posted on there, but did not say anything. there is an investigation into the fake comments, that we ensure that people are putting up fake comments, they are putting up comments under other people's names. -- names. we do not see that had of investigation before the decision was handed down. host: democrat line, thank you for being with us. caller: good morning, guys. -- i think this is a huge mistake and could put hundreds of thousands of small businesses out of business, because right now the internet runs at full speed for everybody and everybody has access. that was the rule put in place , even the obama era access. they are trying to reverse that. so couple of corporations might make some more. right now, everything is running at full speed. the only way to make things faster is by slowing everyone down. that will make pages load slower for hundreds of thousands of small businesses, and google will penalize them. bef

on the hms saturn, also appeared on the tip of the penis and have to add a half i spy for this and you should be very happy. and this is where c-span goes blank for a bit. after several days of agonizing pain during which the wound blackened and festered, the oregon finally fell off. this poor man is totally awake and completely aware of what's happening to his body. the surgeon underreported the whole length of the aretha -- the scrotum leaving the testes and vessels barely covered. what was so crazy about this record when it came across was the fact that the surgical the need to underline the fact that the patient had died. of course he dies. somebody should have killed him before i got to that stage. so this was what people were finding in this time it was absolutely awful. this is the world that joseph lister stepped into in the 1840s when he became medical school at university college in 1848. and it was so bad in this hospitals that it was very seriously suggested that the only solution would be to burn these buildings down from time to time and start a new which i love the image

a witness described the thieves as 3 men who fled in a white saturn ,without a rear license plate.is asked to contact the hillsborough police department. ( marty ) in the east bay... police have seized assault rifles and more than 24-hundred rounds of ammunition in alameda this is a photo from investigators.. police say they arrested two men on island drive last week who had the weapons. both have been charged with being felons in posession of a firearm. it's not clear how police found out about the weapons and ammo. ( marty ) in southern california... crews are making progress on the massive 'thomas fire' which continues to scorch land and threaten homes in southern california. according to cal fire the thomas fire has now destroyed 256- thousand acres it is 35- percent contained. flames have destoyed more than one- thousand structures. more than 18-thousand structures are still in danger. ( marty ) crews from all over the country are in southern california battling the wildfires. but one group is fighting the flames on the front lines from three thousand miles away. in new york.

shortest day of the year i think my sign moved back into something with saturn. one place said it was good another place said don't make plans. i don't know what to do, it's thursday, december 21, 2017, "squawk box" begins now. ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday the markets ended lower despite the passage of the tax bill you can see now that it looks as if the dow would open up by 17 points the s&p up by 3 a1/2 and the nasdaq down 4 1/2. let's look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei was down by a tenth of a percentage point. the hang seng was up by 0.4% shanghai composite was up 0.4% in europe in some early trading that we're seeing, we are looking at a mixed picture slight declines in germany and in france. the ftse is up by a quarter percentage point gains in italy and in spain as well finally cr

pete: how did we miss saturn how did we not do a segment on not?op presidential candidate, mike huckabee, how did you celebrate brittany spears birth day? >> i did my very best to avoid in a sugar laden treats. that's what i did. ed: we've been getting into it this morning, bright rock has now been suspended and his exact age responsibility. on friday, how detailed this back the impact for ebert for falsely that candidate trump directed general plan to reach out to the russians then this may have led to collusion and this may then basically lead to impeachment believes the markets to crash and be corrected after the media narrative has been set. >> abc first try to do what they called the clarification and then they finally realized the opponent he came out to full-blown correction, none of which adult surprises me. having been the object of brian ross' so-called investigative approach to journalism, i found him to be one of the most recklessly dishonest journalist i've ever dealt with and that is saying a lot because i've dealt with a few. >> what