the team have discovered 20 new moons orbiting saturn.njupiter as the planet in our solar system with the most natural satellites. joining us now from washington is dr scott sheppard, leader of the research team from the carnegie institute, which made the discoveries. very good to talk to you. congratulations. in terms of a nonspecialist would understand, can you explain this. it is not everyday you explain this. it is not everyday you discover one moon let alone 20. we took images with one of the most powerful survey telescopes in existence. it is very large telescope with a very large field of view and we covered the whole area around saturn to find these new moons. so you when using new techniques to analyse old data, essentially? yes, we took these images a few years ago but computer power has advanced in the last few yea rs power has advanced in the last few years and our computer has also advanced. we put these new ideas to some old data and were able to pull out 20 new moons of saturn. they are very faint, fairly small. three to fi

the team have discovered 20 new moons orbiting saturn.the planet in our solar system with the most natural satellites. earlier, i spoke with scott sheppard, leader of the discovery team from the carnegie institute for science, about how they achieved such a feet. we took images with one of the most powerful survey telescopes in existence. it's a very large telescope with a very large field of view and we covered the whole area around saturn to find these new moons. so you were using new techniques to analyse old data, essentially, were you? yeah, we took these images a few years ago, but computer power has advanced in the last few years and our computer algorithms have also advanced. so we put these new ideas to some old data and were able to pull out 20 new moons of saturn. they're very faint moons, they're fairly small — three to five kilometres in size. but they were all there in the data and we were able to pull them all out. so they're just kind of points of light at the moment. you don't know very much about them. why are they parti

the saturn 5 was already quite well advanced. the engine tests were almost complete the launch vehicle was well on schedule as was the apollo spacecraft itself. carl yobs t. . on the other hand was way behind their competitors as well as their own deadlines . the engines were still the big problem too weak to unreliable and too many 30 of them in the 1st stage alone. there was no one over we knew that using so many engines would make the whole thing unreliable for shearson or us uk but we had no other solution at the time. and mostly if we lack the necessary technical and experimental know how we simply did not have the necessary resources no resources. it's not just the moon rocket that was causing problems they hadn't even started thinking about the moon capsule. there weren't even any models of it it was only on paper. but carl you have remained optimistic. and walk the planet or didn't. really hide your lordship he was able to motivate his employees. he could appear at the plant in the middle of the night and say. we have to

that you have to haul it from politicians they tell stories horizontally saturn events influence what happens later with people dying or getting older changing on this what happens is not what you might expect. on the light went on in my head. this is the way i want to tell stories and tell you straight them highlight films and so unpredictable still the process of making a film was new and different. and open court of through the film if you have a crowd scene that's an old railway station it might cost you $50000.00 euros when you're touring a comic it always costs about the same basically the price of a pencil with. the transition to the screen with very well put olivia feedback will remain true to the tools of her trade good old pencil and paper. and finally it turns out that music memorabilia has become a major investors market and in the coming days an auction in new york city will see over 700 historical artifacts going under the hammer personal items used by some of the world's biggest music stars are expected to fetch 6 figure sums with the centerpiece guaranteed to smell lik

reverb the earth gong will ground you and the saturn gong will uplift you.negativity or any stale energy. we do breath work, we do sound bath. i do take people on a sound journey. i definitely feel responsible for bringing an ancient tradition to this era. this is of the briefing on bbc news. political parties in britain are braced for a general election in december after parliament voted for a snap poll as a way of breaking the deadlock over brexit. if the conservatives win, prime minister boris johnson is expected to engineer a swift exit from the european union. a senior white house official has told the impeachment inquiry into donald trump that he witnessed firsthand the president pressuring ukraine's government to investigate his political rival, joe biden. the officer told the hearing that he had been concerned about the request and reported it to government lawyers. let's have a look in more detail at some of those stories and others in the media today. we begin with the telegraph, who have labour leaderjeremy corbyn on their front cover. the paper s

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and then saturn and it is continuing iorbit abt ts the and highs in san francisco, still warm. 7degrees above average. 77. in concord 90 degrees. 8degrees above average. oakland 82. in the south bay tomorrow, plenty degree of morg an hill will be at 93. shoreline, half moon bay 76 degrees. east bay upper 80s. 85 vallejo. north bay, 90 in santa rosa or petaluma. san rafael 86 degrees and 90s in clear lake and lake port. extended forecast, sunny most of the week, until we get to the weekend and then the numbers tumble back down to the 70s. that is by saturday and sunday. and that is what is ahead in weather. >>> coming up, this bay area guitar player is the longest living als patient in the world and 30 years later he is still rocking. >>ifguess we would recap how the raiders stunned the bears, you would e of bemonday football. >> we have to keep pushing and pushing and maybe teams will be afraid of us. >> it is game announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion fr

. >> these homes at the top of saturn court, they were already burning when we got here around 3:30 this morning. to my right, this home was already burning and the firefighters are working on getting some of the hot spots around the property contained so it doesn't blow embers on to the neighboring home down below. the same thing is happening on the other side of this property, this home is a total loss as well. absolutely heartbreaking to see. this was a two-story structure. if you're just joining us here, when we arrived this morning, the second story of this home was still intact. we watched as it collapsed throwing embers further south throughout this north park community. the good news is that evacuations have been under way for well over two hours. >> just awful to watch. in just the last few minutes we learned at least four structures are threatened. it's not clear how many homes are threatened. we'll continue to monitor this developing story. >> all right. thank you. >>> developing news in the north bay where firefighters are making progress on the kincade fire. the wildfire has

by saturn last night. a beautiful view tonight, with clear skies.degree s inland.es the fire danger, this is for tuesday and wednesday. the 49ers are playing football, it will be warm at game time, 85 degrees. for glenn, will tell you about the if you want to save time. ga, overnight lows will be in the upper 40s to the mid-50s in the bay area, a starry, starry night. 90 at fairfield. you oncord. innd isa.itill see be plenty warm. equals into the low 80s. next weekend looks cooler, clouds live in on saturday and sunday. this is also going to pick up the fire danger again. ladies and gentlemen, that is the weather. right now standing by the emmy award-winning, for an glenn. >>> straight ahead on the sports, i see the chase at her, i see the rsrren, io ev we won't go there until we address the raiders. they went to london. scoreboard. ♪ from the couldn't be pro eihert en tly.haione didiffersud h that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you nee

comes close by compared with the distance to saturn which is about one and a half 1000000000 kilometersaway. than we'd have to travel over 40 trillion kilometers to get. to the next them. but is that a distance anyone can imagine. because light always moves at the same constant speed throughout the universe astronomers can use it to define distances. they can determine how far away are using this. method it involves measuring a given position in the night. 6 months later they measure it again they can then calculate the distance using trigonometry but this method only works for objects relatively close to a distance of about 150 light years if astronomers want to find out the dimensions of the milky way the distance to our neighboring galaxies they have to use another measuring stick. sci fi of variables see fields are pulsating stars that at certain periods have a known luminosity that's why they're also known as standard candles astronomers can calculate the distance using the amount of light that reaches their telescope at specific times during a sci fi it's pulsation. specific kinds

. >> we're right here in the driveway of this home at the top of saturn court. scott was overhead giving you that view, the second story as we saw earlier was collapsed, creating all that fuel. this is a dangerous situation. the winds are kicking up right now. we're getting those strong gusts, 20 to 30 miles per hour. that was the estimate from firefighters at the scene. we have san bernardino county fire. while we have this image here that is burning, there's another home to left, but also to our right there's a home that's still standing. this gives you the perspective of the structure protection under way right now. firefighters are both in the front yard, in the backyard. we've seen embers hit the roof but nothing has caught yet. that's the good news. >> awful situation that we're seeing unfold there. i want to show you a look overhead now. this is from kcbs, happening now. this is a live picture. fire officials say this brand-new fire is burning at a rapid rate of speed. it's not clear how many homes are threatened. we'll continue to monitor this story as i

the team have discovered 20 new moons orbiting saturn. the weather forecast with simon king. how are things looking? we have showers in the forecast today, some quite heavy, perhaps sunny, a good chance of seeing rainbows not only today but over the next few day because it remains quite unsettled. sunshine and showers the order of the forecast, and quite windy at times, particularly today across northern areas of the uk. low pressure situated towards the far north, the white lines are quite close together where the strongest guests will be, closer to the area of low pressure, and we have a couple of occluded fronts moving south and east. those fronts moving south and east. those fronts will focus is in bands, by lunchtime they will be in south—west england, the midlands, towards lincolnshire and pushing towards east anglia and the south—east of england this afternoon. further showers continuing around western scotla nd showers continuing around western scotland and northern ireland where you will see the strongest winds, gust seven to 40

>>all the action a fleet week right here on kron 4 join can weigh in on saturn october 12th for the blue angels live that's going to be fun to watch. and we have to out source of some still be flying all across the skies suspect ocular about the navy's best pilots once again that fun. that's at 02:00pm so make sure you check it out. happening tomorrow people headed to the chase center for the first warriors pre season game will be able to take the ferry, how cool is that that service is going to run from oakland. alameda. for to san francisco's pier 48 in a little bit the walk to the chase center is about a half a mile or so from the ferry landing. both the san francisco bay ferry and the golden gate ferry companies. to the pier during basketball game day so keep that in mind also for special events it's an option for you too. as the port of san francisco is currently designing a new. near the chase center. well the 49 ers are back from their bye week to get ready for their upcoming game this monday and here's some practice video quarterback. jimmy jimmy garoppolo the 49 ers so they'll b

the earth gong will ground you and the saturn gong will uplift you.energy. we do breath work, we do sound bath. from the both of us... thank you for watching newsday. hello there. it is interesting that although the rain has stopped across most parts of the country and the sun has been out we still had quite a few flood warnings on rivers in england that have only slowly gone down. further south we have seen most of rain today in the south—west corner of england where it has been windy. but this blanket of cloud is affecting other southern parts of england and pushing into south wales as well. we could see that rain notjust affecting devon and cornwall, pushing towards hampshire maybe into the far south of wales. north of that, clear skies, light winds and a couple of showers. where cloud stays, temperatures will be on the higher side and as you further north the temperature gets colder. clear skies and light wind in northern scotland to places will have a touch of frost. maybe one or two mist and fog patches as well. here we are close to this area of

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the earth gong will ground you and the saturn gong will uplift you.our sessions are 90 minutes long. we do breath work, we do sound bath. i do take people on a sound journey. i definitely feel responsible for bringing an ancient tradition to this era. just before we go let's leave you with these images of skeletons arising from the dead in mexico city. residents are preparing for ‘dia de muertos' — the day of the dead festival at the weekend. families will remember their dead on november the second, and celebrate the continuity of life by setting up offerings to the dead — flowers, candles, food and sweets. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. well, most of us on wednesday are in for fine weather, bright to even clear skies, but feeling on the nippy side. that easterly breeze is making its presence felt. the temperatures slightly below the average for the time of year. the south—west of the country, different story here. in fact, it's been overcast and damp for the last 24 hours or more and that

the earth gong will ground you and the saturn gong will uplift you. energy. we do breath work, we do sound bath. i do take people on a sound journey. i definitely feel responsible for bringing an ancient tradition to this era. a mountaineerfrom nepal has broken records by climbing the world's 1a highest peaks within seven months. nirmal purja, who's 36 and a former british marine, reached the top of his last mountain, shishapangma in china on tuesday. it seems nirmal could have been even faster. he climbed everest, lhotse and makalu in five days instead of three because he stopped for two nights to have a drink. we nights to have a drink. expect to speak to him abo| this we expect to speak to him about all this on friday and i will let you know exactly when. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures of skeletons rising from the dead in mexico city. residents are preparing for dia de muertos, the day of the dead festival at the weekend. families will remember their dead on november the 2nd, and celebrate the continuity of life by set

own where you had big gas giants that were far away from the host star like we have for jupiter and saturn so this change the way that we think planets must of form because the theories that we had are not able to account for these kind of planets that are found so close to their stars so the way that structure forms the way the planets forms and the way that perhaps life itself will develop really has to be thought in new ways because what we thought was right actually turned out not to be right so these discoveries have really changed the way that we think about the formation of planets and also life eventually. hello again the headlines on al jazeera the turkish military has carried out strikes targeting the syrian iraqi border the aim is to prevent kurdish forces using the routes to reinforce northeast syria as ankara prepares to launch an offensive there the trumpet ministration has blocked its ambassador to the european union from testifying in the impeachment inquiry gordon songlines attorney says he's obliged to comply with the u.s. state department's request house intelligence com

england ‘s winner take on brazil in a friendly in middlesbrough to saturn, hoping to end a run of fouro paris is the only recognised striker available to phil neville. hopefully these people that have come and bought tickets and we have got a sell—out stadium, which is fantastic, they can really get behind us and put us on. as players, we are determined to put on a good performance and show what we are really about. it will be a tough game, but when we play in these high—pressure environments, it really does bring out the best in us. coverage gets under way at 12:35 p on bbc one. england have extended their lead over argentina at the rugby world cup. it is now 22—3 in the second half. that‘s all for now. more than 1,600 uk high street shops have closed as a result of restructuring deals since the beginning of last year, according to new figures. the local data company has looked at the impact of so—called "company voluntary arrangements", and found that nearly two—thirds of closed stores are still sitting empty. our business correspondent, emma simpson, has more. they have been trading

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the earth gong will ground you and the saturn gong will uplift you. energy. we do breath work, we do sound bath. i do take people on a sound journey. i definitely feel responsible for bringing an ancient tradition to this era. harry that's about it for now. thank you very much for watching. hello there. most of us on wednesday are in for fine weather, bright but clear skies, but nippy with the easterly breeze making its presence felt with the temps slightly below—average for the temps slightly below—average for the time of year. the south—west of the time of year. the south—west of the country, different story here. in fact, it's been overcast and damp for the last 24 hours or more and that's how it will remain through the course of wednesday so we have a weather front that's basically stalled across the south—west of the country, so that means slightly milder conditions here but some outbreaks of rain for cornwall and for devon. you can see nine degrees at 6am on wednesday, whereas the clearer skies in england and scotla nd clearer skies in england a

you know chad and watch us smoke and saturn in my forty's. and so we wait. and wait. and wait i'm actually hoping we don't see anything when a is a suddenly becomes restless. why don't you tell straight over. inquiry because you give the animal chance to lose its life in peace. that's. ok. that's ok with her best if it notices there is an enemy near it gets an adrenaline rush in the final moments and it stresses the animal out and we don't want that. as we walk over to the d.m. my knees are pretty shaky it's the 1st time i've seen a weapon used to kill anything. yeah. i mean. i. mean high in a shot was just right the dead died instantly. as long it's you know we drag it back we don't want to do anything right here. lift the back no just come forward and we can drag it back so. you can hold it lower. i don't like the head dragging as if that's not so terrible we don't want anything from the head it'll be dog food. that's where is your so happy because she hasn't been fed today and they are short of i have heard next. of. the animal must be gutted immediately to prevent

own where you had big gas giants that were far away from the host star like we have for jupiter and saturnso this changed the way that we think planets most of form because the theories that we had are not able to account for these kind of planets that are found so close to their stars so the way that structure forms the way the planets forms and the way that perhaps life itself will develop really has to be thought in new ways because what we thought was right actually turned out not to be right so these discoveries have really changed the way that we think about the formation of planets and also life eventually christopher consul isa professor of astrophysics at the university of nottingham thank you for joining us on out is there a professor sure thank you. now hundreds of algerian students through the capital and other cities protesting against presidential elections in december demonstrators say the vote could not be free nor fair their former president's allies and military leaders retain their positions abilities but if he has stepped down an april following massive protests over hi

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jupiter and saturn are out there. the moon is approaching full moon. but not quite yet.egrees inland tomorrow. and then the cooler weather returns midweek. overnight tonight, 40 degrees in santa rosa. 51 in fairfield. 53 in livermore. the setup tomorrow morning. the forecast highs for tomorrow, san francisco about the same as it was today. 77 degrees. concord, 90 degrees. san jose, 87. oakland, 82. down in the soppy, looking good. cupertino, 87. campbell, 90. morgan hill, 93. still plenty warm, redwood city , 86. half moon bay, 76. 89 in san ramon. in pleasanton. over in the north bay, it will be 90 degrees. 76 degrees at bodega bay. if you get up by ukiah, near 90 degrees. in the extended forecast, you're going to be looking at plenty of sunshine. next weekend, things distinctly cool down. in general, things do begin to get much milder as we go into thursday and friday. so a nice week ahead, stay tuned, we'll add more later tonight. >>> ♪ there is nobody better than what i do. they turn their head and go what the heck was that? >> the bay area musician had just planned

. >> this 1993 saturn has a body only a mom and dad would love.int job and moldy looking interior, this car isn't likely to win any contests. but to ricky and his wife of 29 years, it was a thing of beauty. >> because it was our first new car together. it would have been kind of nice to keep. >> a storm left an inch of rain in the vehicle. it's also been in a recent accident. not to mention the car being as old as it is, it is a big polluter. ricky reluctantly decided to sell the vehicle under the bay area air quality management's vehicle buyback program. the program, however, refused to take his car. >> there was a lien on the vehicle that i never took the time to take care of in the past. >> he doesn't know why there's a lien on his car. he paid it off in 1994 and thought everything was free and clear. in fact, despite the lien, nobody ever brought it up to him. >> never been hassled. i guess, just as long as we pay for the registration of the car, dmv was happy. >> before he could qualify for the buyback program, he had to get rid of it. that w

well, sheldon... ...i think you should make her finger like saturn and put a ring on it. and not her father? sheldon: stephen hawking's a genius. if he said no, i wasn't gonna waste my time on her father. but you did ask my father? i did. he said yes. although, not in a robot voice, so it wasn't nearly as cool. okay. oh, my god, i can't believe you guys are engaged. sheldon: we're not engaged, yet. she's taking forever to answer. because you're on the phone! we'll call you back. (ringtone chiming)

this is bizarre and if you recall, cnn has been here before because immediately after the fall of saturnthe head of cnn -- what was he called? eastern jordan who you probably know from the old days, he wrote a piece in "the new york times" saying the stories we kept to ourselves relating thinks that he knew in advance. he was told by the sum that he was going to have two of his brothers, in other words he gets a head up notice on two assassinations and cnn doesn't report it because in the end, being the kfc of news and having outlets, having drive through, phony, franchises in baghdad is more important to them. >> tucker: if we opened a fox news north korean affiliate, i would be embarrassed. i would absolutely be embarrassed. mark steyn, i hope you will stay right there. there are new developments tonight involving nbc and its cover-up on behalf of harvey weinstein. people who run the network have a lot to explain, but they're not explaining. mark steyn will join us after the break. also where monitoring minneapolis and we will go there as soon as the rally begins. stay tuned. big night

. >> this is a prop here here at the top of saturn court in san bernardino that when we arrived earlierwo-story structure. this was a very large home. it's a complete loss. because the was not much they could do about it. now that the fire is smoldering more inside, they're dousing water on it, trying to make sure the embers as it would otherwise burn for hours don't spark the rest of the neighborhood. we have a couple firefighters to our right working on that right now.ighters were worried about that neighborhood he was in in san bernardino and stationed firefighters overnight in case the worst happened. i want to show you this. this is coming in to our studio right now. live video from sky map 7 from kabc. you can see the destruction. it's been a tough thing to watch this morning. >> okay. thank you. >>> right now we want to give you the latest update on the kincade fire. right now we know it's charred more than 76,000 acres. that's 120 square miles. 266 structures have been destroyed including 133 homes. full containment is not expected until a week from today. only about 5,800 drent

the first robbery at the beginning of the month at the us bank on saturn boulevard.ly this chase on olympic parkway in chula vista police say in both cases the suspect flashed a gun getting away with an undisclosed amount of cash. the man's getaway a lime scooter they're planning their stinking there well executed and actually it doesn't help. >>got away in a split then jumped in a car. the scooters new in chula vista the city officially launching them at an event over the weekend. >>and that even us scooters traceable people contract that the fine with go because he has uses some track and that kind tulsa muck out too to the school but not everyone is a fan. i think they're a nuisance. >>i think they are the they're just everywhere that don't everywhere the robber was last seen wearing a fedora hat. >>dark sunglasses and a scarf on his neck. no one was hurt in either robbery. >>scary stuff here in idaho state trooper is lucky. he wasn't hurt after getting hit by a car here during an investigation into a crash. whole thing was caught on dash cam video take a look the

him a very simple question, what did you want to get out of the phone call and he goes up like a saturnng it on international news, there's a little bit of sadness for the country. but if you're asking about the strategy of doubling and tripling down, that's the president's strategy. so today by declaring and calling for china to investigate his political adversary, that's full-blown trumpian gaslighting. he's trying to do that in the open to sort of anesthetize everybody to it. so what i'm concerned about is we predicted the meltdown, we predicted the -- literally the nervous breakdown the president's having. but what i'm shocked by is that there are 53 senators that really haven't come out and spoken out. i'm just shocked. i would love the people that do the reporting to ask the questions of each of these 53 republican senators, excuse me, are you supporting the president's call for the chinese to investigate his political adversary? and get a call back or get a comment from one of these guys as to what it is. you know, and the president's an ironic guy because he's for lower taxes bu

she worked on the team that determined the path the saturn v would take if the rocket fell back to earth. their work was vital for safety planning. after boeing and a successful career in computer technology, she now teaches the next generation of computer workers. please join me in recognizing and welcoming ms. marion lee johnson. [applause] like ms. johnson, tonight's speakers certainly know what it is like to blaze trails and defy expectations. throughout this year's 50th anniversary celebrations of the apollo 11 mission, i have been moved by the stories that have finally shined a spotlight on the inspiring women who helped make our exploration of space possible. we are lucky to have three of them here on the panel tonight. aerospace engineer joann hardin morgan, engineer poppy northcutt, and medical researcher dr. carolyn leach huntoon. each of our speakers tonight will tell us a bit about her journey, and then we will have time for audience questions afterwards. joann, i am going to start with you. joann hardin morgan. joann worked in launch control at kennedy space center and was t

own where you had big gas giants that were far away from the host star like we have for jupiter and saturn so this changed the way that we think planets most of form because the theories that we had are not able to account for these kind of planets that are found so close to their stars so the way that structure forms the way the planets forms and the way that perhaps life itself will develop really has to be thought in new ways because what we thought was right actually turned out not to be right so these discoveries have really changed the way that we think about the formation of planets and also life eventually tell jerry and we're more than 100 people arrested when students and their supporters try to march in the capital in other cities the demonstrators say december's election want to be free or fair so long as the former president's allies and military leaders retain their positions or president top of this is that if he can step down in april after massive protests of the husband for a 5th term separately at least $100.00 political prisoners including the journalist have started a

elsewhere, some heavy rain moving and swing northwards across saturn parts of it went into wales. ——ng, so a drier winter weather on tuesday. fairly light winds with some sunshine. temperatures between about 11 to 16 degrees by for —— 16 degrees. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7 o'clock. the family of harry dunn — who died in a road collision with an american woman who then fled to the us — fly to the country, hoping for a meeting. we may be able to hopefully get a meeting put together. whether it is face to face or through a lawyer, not really sure on that basis yet but fingers crossed, we are stepping in the right direction. hundreds are reported to have escaped from a camp in northern syria, holding family members of islamic state fighters — as an offensive by turkey against the kurds continues. boris johnson tells his cabinet a brexit deal is on the horizon, but a statement from european commission says a lot of work remains to be done. thousands turn out to watch four of the remaining cooling towers

own where you had big gas giants that were far away from the host star like we have for jupiter and saturn so this changed the way that we think planets must have formed because the theories that we had are not able to account for these kind of planets that are found so close to their stars so the way that structure forms the way the planets forms and the way that perhaps life itself will develop really has to be thought in new ways because what we thought was right actually turned out not to be right so these discoveries have really changed the way that we think about the formation of planets and also life eventually. brazil's president says an oil spill polluting his country's northeastern beaches since early september is not brazilian origin with an investigation still underway so your boss an arrow says it could be the result of criminal activity or a shipwreck summer hire it's the latest. this is what an oil spill last month has done to this once pristine coastline along brazil's northeastern region 1500 kilometers of fix sticky mess that's damaging the environment at least 42 coastal

. >> seth: i'm good with both of those outcomes >> so jupiter, saturn, apollo, and mercury. no, you're not. [ light laughter ] no you're just a smarty pants [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: this was a wonderful outcome. [ cheers and applause and you, i can tell, you are lovely thank you so much for being here margaret atwood, everybody [ cheers and applause "the testaments" is available now wherever books are sold. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: my thanks to glenn howerton, andrew yang, margaret atwood, everyone. [ cheers and applause yesod williams, thanks for a great week the 8g band. stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh." we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh", i'm gonna be here. i'm gonna sit here and do things no need for props tonight, because we've got a big show with lots of star power, because i -- i'm going to be interviewing chelsea handler! >> lilly, i know this is your own show, but can i give you a piece of advice? knock first. >> lilly

when i was reading this book i thought, this is just a story of this really wild crazy saturn return you. >> nobody said that out loud. it makes a lot of sense to me. >> it does. if you aren't versed in astrology or have a costar app, there's a time in your life it's usually in your late 20s in summary things are changing and for you that was going to the olympics. how do you look back on that? >> i had friends that have gone to the olympics as well and they've met old and some of them have one and before i ever qualified i thought, i want that moment. what i didn't make the team in 2014 i realized when i had those friends that nothing really changed. they were still the same people i always knew and i felt like this moment was going to define me for the rest of my life. i needed to have this moment and once i realized it was just another event it was just something to go to, i was able to relieve some of that stress. and that's why when i went to the olympics i was able to have this great experience because i had a better understanding of what it was. for many athletes when they med

the associates, you can go to the second and third and fourth and fifth rings of saturn, andrew, and economy. >> since you do know the brought so very well there were a lot of people that saw that letter that the president wrote on white house stationary yesterday to president erdogan of turkey and couldn't believe their eyes. they couldn't believe what was being said is that -- was that normal to you? >> i'm not sure what specifically you are referring to >> there was a letter in which the president i will have to go get the letter, wrote to erdogan in which he effectively -- it was a coloquial type letter he said -- >> make a deal or else it was in very plain spoken language >> well, look, i think you know the letter i'm referring to. >> yes, i'm aware of the letter. that's mike pompeo's turf, it's not my turf. i believe in conversations with the president, he is trying to warn turkey not to cause trouble in syria with respect to the syrian kurds and other parties. >> i appreciate that but the threats and the language and the type of approach, people looked at that letter initially