v. ~ lift capacity than the saturn v. . .., , lift capacity than the saturn v. pictures that _ v. we can see these live pictures that spacex - v. we can see these live pictures that spacex are | pictures that spacex are feeding us of the actual launch site. with about 30 minutes to go. they have a team talk about this, which is white who you can see on screen. talk about these chop sticks that will try and catch the booster. to safely recover _ and catch the booster. trr safely recover the booster and what they tried before was bringing the booster back over the ocean, bringing it down so it hovered over the ocean before it fell into the water. they're going to try and bring it back under its own power, slowing down towards the launch pad and then it will hover in such a position where these two arms, can catch it a bit like chop sticks is the description they're using. it will catch it in mid—airand they they're using. it will catch it in mid—air and they can lower to the ground. that is less risky than having it land under its own steam. they have got that sor

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it's in the interior of the moons ofjupiter, the moons of saturn, potentially those of uranus and neptune find the ingredients for life somewhere in our solar system. it'll be the end of this decade before the spacecraft gets to the jupiter system. they're not expected to discover life, but their results will take us a giant step forward in knowing whether life is possible in one of these icy worlds. pallab ghosh, bbc news. that's quite exciting. let's speak to drjenifer millard, the extragalactic astronomer at fifth star labs, and the host of the awesome astronomy podcast.1. we will have to wait a while for some results as we were just hearing but tell us more about it and how exciting it might be. about it and how exciting it might be-_ might be. it's an extraordinarily i might be. it's an - extraordinarily exciting mission. i think for so long we have been focused closer to home in the search for life elsewhere, thinking of mars. the thing is we have been there for decades now and we haven't turned up anything. mars may have been habitable in the past. we certainly think it had a lot o

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saturn has 83. the earth has one. well, two actually.a sort of mini moon loops in orbit around earth the next few weeks. >> this object whose name is pt5, by the way, is actually an astroid, but for a little while it will be like a mini moon. >> reporter: but unlike our own, it won't be a moon you can see. >> it's about 33 or 35 feet across, so about the size of a bus. >> reporter: dr. alex filapenko is a distinguished professor of astronomy at uc berkeley. >> out here between mars and jupiter is the main astroid belt. there are hundreds of thousands of astroids out there. >> reporter: those astroid belt astroids usually leave us alone, but pt5 comes from a family of astroids called the arjunas and their orbits bring them much closer to earth. >> the arjuna family of astroids essentially orbits at earth's distance, usually a tiny bit more. >> reporter: those tiny astroids can only be spotted with the sort of big telescopes that found our mini moon back in august as part of a nasa sky survey designed to detect incoming space rocks and pt5

online, they decided to meet and police say they met in on hillsdale boulevard in san mateo said saturn, the man's car talking. and during that conversation, police say she threatened them and forced him to drive to a gas station to withdraw money. he says he was then forced to drive or motel in san carlos. and then back to san mateo where they parted ways. the man told police about all of this. of course, they were able to find her the using her facebook profile she was booked into jail on suspicion of kidnapping and robbery. san francisco firefighters worked into action for for an owl. this wasn't baker beach. they shared video of the that allow being examined by an animal control officer. beautiful bird. not clear exactly what was wrong with the al, but they said it's going to be getting a lot of care and rehab. all right. time for the force on forecast again as we take look live at the bay bridge. and gayle is back with the latest. and and, you know, we have some nice temperatures heading our way close to normal. >> seasonable averages and the winds have calmed down. >> you know, we

it's in the interior of the moons ofjupiter, the moons of saturn, potentially those of uranus and neptuneedients for life somewhere in our solar system. it'll be the end of this decade before the spacecraft get to the jupiter system. they're not expected to discover life, but their results will take us a giant step forward in knowing whether life is possible in one of these icy worlds. pallab ghosh, bbc news. well, in the next half hour well be joined by a planetary microbiologist. he says this mission promises something different. health officials in zimbabwe have confirmed the country's first two cases of mpox. an eleven year old boy and twenty—four year old man who had both recently travelled outside the country are recovering in their homes. the world health organisation declared a global public health emergency in august after a new type of the virus spread from the democratic republic of congo to neighbouring countries. more than 7,500 cases have been reported in 16 countries in africa this year — with 32 deaths recorded so far. three scientists working on wealth inequality between

it's in the interior of the moons ofjupiter, the moons of saturn, potentially those of uranus and neptunes for life somewhere in our solar system. it'll be the end of this decade before the spacecraft gets to the jupiter system. they're not expected to discover life, but their results will take us a giant step forward in knowing whether life is possible in one of these icy worlds. pallab ghosh, bbc news. with me is our science correspondent georgina rannard. so much activity going on in space right now. we seem to be talking about it a lot which is great and a lot of buzz around this particular mission and what it mightjust possibly find. what it might 'ust possibly find. , , find. exactly. it might seem like there — find. exactly. it might seem like there is _ find. exactly. it might seem like there is a _ find. exactly. it might seem like there is a space - find. exactly. it might seem like there is a space launchl like there is a space launch every week or twice a week but i think this one is quite different because it has these amazing science aims. it is trying to get to europa, this

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it's in the interior of the moons ofjupiter, the moons of saturn, potentially those of uranus and neptuneof this decade before the spacecraft get to the jupiter system. they're not expected to discover life, but their results will take us a giant step forward in knowing whether life is possible in one of these icy worlds. pallab ghosh, bbc news. the strictly come dancing contestant wynne evans says he's "heartbroken" that an incident with his professional dance partner katya jones made some viewers think he was making her uncomfortable. at one point, jones appeared to move evans' hand away from her stomach. both have dismissed the incident as a "very silly inside joke" and insisted there are no problems. our correspondent nickjohnson reports. strictly quicksteps into 2020 for its 20th anniversary year, and one of its veteran professional dancers is katya jones, who has appeared on the programme for the past nine series and took the glitterball home in 2017 with her celebrity partnerjoe mcfadden. it'sjoe and katya! this year, she's been paired with the welsh opera singer wynne evans, best

few weeks, just a few weeks ago, they launched the biggest rocket ever, much more powerful than the saturnthis thing. starship is being built as a fully reasonable system. it will be superior once it's operational to anything else on the drawing board. we are not ready to give up yet, and if it takes some help from commercial industries, we will do that. let me bring in the panel. you stay with us if you can, leroy. hillery, how much of the priority is this for the us, do you think —— hilary? i priority is this for the us, do you think -- hilary?- you think -- hilary? i think there is — you think -- hilary? i think there is a _ you think -- hilary? i think there is a desire _ you think -- hilary? i think there is a desire to - you think -- hilary? i think there is a desire to have i there is a desire to have uhited _ there is a desire to have united states maintain the position as number one resource space _ position as number one resource space programme. 0ur superiority is dependent on commercial partners. right now, it etoh _ commercial partners. right now, it elon musk and jeff bezos.

. >> mars has two, saturn has 83 and the earth has one, well two actually, as a sort of mini-moon loops around earth for the next few weeks. >> this was actually an asteroid but for a little while, it'll be like a mini-moon. it is about 33 or 35 feet across. about the size of a bus. and between mars and jupiter is the main asteroid belt, there are hundreds of thousands of asteroids. >> those asteroids usually leave us alone but, this comes from a family of asteroids called the argunous, it essentially orbits at earth's distance, maybe a tiny bit more. >> those tiny asteroids can only be spotted with telescopes as a part of a nasa sky survey to detect incoming space rocks and pt five is making a close call on the in the astronomical sent. >> this object will come no closer than about five times the moon's distance from earth. >> still, even the little asteroids can talk -- pack a big punch. a space rock springs into earth's atmosphere over russia, exploding when it was still 18 miles high. >> that injured something like 1500 people who saw a flash of light and rushed to the windows. then

you gotta be like saturn and put a ring on it.eering] >> louis: i see you. >> stephen: you created a monster. now, why did a second moon enter our orbit? my guess is so it can get a better view of tomorrow night's live "late show" after the vice presidential debate! it's gonna be hot, baby. it's gonna be lit. this is gonna be a good one, folks, because it's airing right here on cbs at 9:00 p.m. of course, a primetime debate means it will delay the premiere of the new cbs sitcom "ghost sheldon." "as long as he's profitable, we will not let him die." we will chain his soul to a radiator. the stakes are high for both of the vp candidates. we all remember the breakout performer from the debate between mike pence and kamala harris: that fly on his head, who went on of course to win "dancing with the stars." but up till now, j.d. vance's biggest obstacle in appealing to voters has been that he is j.d. vance. this is true: his current favorability rating is negative 11 points. negative 11. he's underwater. putting him right between "unex

ethiopia, egypt, jordan, somalia, saturn sedan and many other countries across the world. that katrina 20 -- kamala throws crumbs to the people of north carolina, at south carolina, georgia, tennessee, florida, especially in north georgia, northern carolina. is that because it's republican areas equate what a repulsive disgrace. georgia governor he's a pretty mild-mannered guy, baffled, stunned by the white house who refuse to call an emergency that he asked for it for 90 counter is it that were devastated by the hurricane he needed that declaration for 90 counties they only gave him 11 he had to get back on the phone with the white house and begging biden's chief of staff joe was partly taking a nap to take more action and the only got 30 more of the 90 counties that he needed covered. again the middle finger to georgia, north carolina, everyone in between. pretty unbelievable take a look. >> when the first emergency declarations came down there is only 11 counties in that a lot of people were out including me because -- outraged including meat there is devastation and 90

police say he was driving saturn, ion oakley. they say and also laid down spike strips, which the suspect then drove over. sergeant hughes, what role car to block the driver from crashing into a crowd of innocent people standing at a nearby gas station. >> it started basically matched every move of the suspect and and to use a football term. he deployed the whole like an offensive lineman. >> despite being bridge le pen in his patrol car buys airbag twisted metal. the started was able to get out and help arrest that suspect from antioch. all i records show he was arrested at least 3 times last month for vehicle and theft related offenses. several more times throughout the bay area over the year. police say everybody involved in that crash and non life-threatening injuries. and police in any other asking victims to come forward. if you recognize this pan following an arrest, a man who they say sexually assaulted several women over the last decade. this is roberts, chuck source g he's accused of starting a texting relationship with

as for kamala harris, jupiter and saturn are lining in her favor.e does win i do think she might carry out two terms said ms woods is there anything to this if astrologers had power as much power as they want, we would still be living in caves suggesting that the universe cares about us on a level where the planets are trying to fix outcomes of your lives, of your loved life, of your financial life, of your political engagements that means you think you're in the center of the universe. and these people have not seen how big the universe is. and how small we are to make such claims. so you don't read horoscopes whole, there's a whole, there's a whole section of the merlin book where that's brilliant, addresses this topic that's why i asked her 13 constellations not 12 zodiac, by the way, also fair point yeah. >> look, i have one serious question for you and it goes to what we had heard from rfk jr. there. do you are you concerned about the way americans are willing to believe or not believe science in the day and age is actually in the wake of covid

there's a bunch of them bunch of moons orbiting saturn and jupiter that have subsurface oceans with ice or icy mud on top. and since we think water is really essential for life, these things have more water than the earth does so getting a chance to study these up close is really important that professor, if it's an ice covered ocean, how is it going to be habitable for humans? >> yeah that's interesting. well, it's not really so much for humans that we're interested in. it's whether or not life has formed anywhere else in the universe. so the real question here is under that ten miles of ice is 100 mile deep ocean. and is it possible that over billions of years life, has formed in those oceans and perhaps there's a complex ecosystem there. you know, we don't know whether or not there's life anywhere else in the universe except on earth. so finding an example in our own solar system would change the course of history. >> no, no question about that kind of a basic question though. how do you figure out if there's life underneath all that ice because that's ten miles deep billion question

>> you were a saturn. you weren't listed. >> this was in someone else's tweet. reply.esn't matter. why was it listed? >> let's not get distracted too sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> i'm the one who knows about the planets because of my love of velikovsky. anyway, let's have a drink anyway . basically, have a drink anyway. basically, jake starmer surrenders. that's the headline . chagos islands the headline. chagos islands have belonged to britain. i'm not going to read the they put the entire story in a headline. but the truth is, is these like tiny little islands and they're in the middle of the indian ocean, indian ocean, right, which is between africa and india, which is why they are they they are they are in the indian ocean. they are. and they've been under british control since 1814 and the french took control of it. people haven't lived in them. >> for i tell you what, they still had dodos when we took them over. >> is that right? >> is that right? >> yeah. yeah, exactly. so they did. i don't know if they were on that particular island. >> the fact is , they are >> th