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but even once the telescope is in outer space you can still have things go wrong. cosmic radiation can cause malfunctions you could even have a micrometeorite collide with a telescope and cause damage. you just never know. but i would assume that we have now overcome the biggest hurdles. pay to pay dear thanks for talking to us. in the coming years even as these he may reveal some of the deepest secrets of the cosmos we can hardly wait. nicholas casey when you're a viewer in zambia was wondering about another space secret and sent in this question. do aliens exist. the night skies led the ancient greeks to philosophize about the existence of life elsewhere in the cosmos. the 16th century italian thinker giordano bruno postulated that the universe was infinite and full of life his many are more of the ducks views made him suspect and he was burned at the stake for heresy. advances in science produce new theories about alien life forms perhaps there were intelligent civilizations with highly developed technology able to settle throughout her galaxy but if that's the c

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jack o lantern, but they're kind of help not see that by drawing the pumpkin not outline a nasa space telescope captured this picture. it also shows a cloud of gas and dust carved out by the star, very cool. >>kids across country of course knocking on doors trick or treating tonight. >>and it turns out that to the best neighborhoods in the country to trick or treat are here in the bay area, real estate site zillow they broke down the 20 best cities in the country to visit on halloween. number one on the list presidio heights, some san francisco number 2 west san jose. pack up and go. >>we're celebrating halloween here kron 4 we've been asking viewers to send us pictures of their costumes and here you go. >>that includes this picture of 4 year-old olivia 2 year-old lucas with their mother other dressed as jurassic park dinosaurs they said that of the youngest dinosaurs probably more interested in the candy, but you can send us your pictures as you head out to trick or treat you can do it through the reported tab on our kron 4 news app that's the winning car take a at the tiger. >>a clear shot fr

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can all be done with the space telescope you moseyed up. and researchers are working on a map of all the galaxies suddenly the universe doesn't seem so big after all the way to coral to doing in 60 minutes. he wanted to smash the berlin wall long before it finally fell. ill she also issued a new york state you know linda bird is actually better known as the legend of german rock music. let's find out more mom's amazing man mr linden. costs 21. this week on g.w. . germany's. this week celebrating the full of the berlin wall 30 years ago but the party mood is changed with dismay many in eastern germany say they've been left behind and feel like 2nd class citizens well when the wall came down on the 9th of november 1989 the euphoria was boundless and fun soon it was the word of the hour in crowd to pull people kept saying to each other a miracle it seemed to come to pass and the wall which appeared so in movable was 2 years but that was then and now it's now so we are.

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can all be done with the space telescope rosita. and researchers are working on a map of all the galaxies suddenly the universe doesn't seem so big after all. are all to do. 30 minutes. from the past to the future. synagogue in. style history. places for jewish history in germany. and the jury make this. the synagogue the call. to 75 minutes on d w. discover your concept discover with. up to $100.00 it is the ideals of the bombs are more relevant today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries really shaped things to. people understood design as a way of shaping society. the powerhouse of man does cassella. with ideas of our future. what makes the back. and somehow a part of the from a. small part documentary starts nov 14th w. . play . this is deep breathing is coming to you live from berlin hong kong protester dies of his injuries after for. rolling from a building it's the 1st student debt since the start of the anti-government campaign pro-democracy activists are calling for revenge and vowing to escalate their protests also c

can all be done with the space telescope in rosita. and researchers are working on a map of all the galaxies suddenly the universe doesn't seem so big after all. carl to doing 30 minutes. a defector from east germany who was caught and arrested. the whole garion border guard who did his duty. 30 years later the to meet again. the defender and the border guard. in 60 minutes on d w. d t you know that 77 percent. are younger than 6 of doc. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. on the 77 percent to talk about the issues that are tough this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. this is news live from turkey and russia begin joint patrols in north east in syria. to move could use militias out of the reach of turkish president good plans to resettle about 2000000 people. it's a human catastrophe in the making also on the program. german chancellor angela merkel talks triton security with indian prime minister narendra modi seeking to build close to industrial.

. >>> a picture of a jack-o'- lantern nebula caught on the space telescope. it was caught just on the edge of the milky way galaxy. dust and gas carved into the shape of a pumpkin by radiation from a star. researchers included the outline and the colt horse. >>> pretty cool. a little closer to home. a breakthrough at the space station. >> the first chocolate chip cookies made in outer space. called zero g kitchen has a special off shen that will be shot into space tomorrow. they could only repeat food. now they can bake. the cookie dough is waiting outside the atmosphere. they feel it will make strays travel a bit more comfortable. >>> the astronauts may have cookies in space. we have donuts because of our producer katlynn. thank you. thank you for the donuts. >>> and it is friday, too. >> even better. >> not at the we need anymore sugar with halloween. >> there is a whole bowl of candy. >> here in the studios, it is not bad on the roadways. we have some nice conditions overall. we're seeing the metering lights on the bay bridge but we're only backed up beyon

the shuttle made it possible to fly payloads like the hubble space telescope and other observatories that gave us knowledge of the u.n. sxrers also made possible of the building of the international space station, which is an engineering marvel that is still up there today doing its job. so, in summary, i think the space shuttle program is something we'll look back on fontdl fondly. it will be a long time before we see a vehicle ever capable of that. i was sorely disappointed in 2011 the program was terminated. i was primarily disappointed because we didn't have another capability to put our crews in space and would be dependent on russia to do that. and we have been for the past eight years. so, i'll conclude with that because i'm anxious to hear how the starliner and the dragon capsules are going to correct that problem very soon, so thank you. [ applause ] >> all right. for our next speaker we have dr. sandy magnus. dr. magnus was selected to the nasa astronaut corps in 1996 and has flown on four shuttle missions, including the final shuttle flight in 2011. she flew to the internla

nasa considers these space walks the most difficult since the hubble space telescope repairs a few decades>>> many middle aged adults worry about developing dementia, but aren't doing enough to lower risk, according to a new study from university of michigan. while nearly half those surveyed thought they would likely develop dementia, only 5% spoke to doctors about what they could do to reduce the risk. that includes things like increasing physical activity, not necessarily mental activity. >>> you are up to date that's the news update this hour morgan, back downtown to you >> sue herera, thank you. >>> after the break, the founder of oculus, inside his new defense company coming up. checking where the major averages stand this hour record highs across the board. don't go anywhere. we're back in two. hope, struggles in the spider's web. with every attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. >>> let's head back to irvine. josh lipton, sitting down with a sp

nasa said the spacewalks are the most implicated ones since the hubble space telescope repair missionphil keating fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >>> neighbors may finally get answers. nearly 24 hours after san jose police put this neighborhood on lockdown police announced they made an arrest. when they went inside andrew white's home they found what appeared to be explosive devices. white's home was blocks away from the san jose school where an explosive device was home in the parking lot this week. good evening. at this point police say they cannot connect the incident at the school to white. jesse gary is in that neighborhood where residents are waiting on the bomb squad to give the all clear so they can go home. >> reporter: good evening to you. a few minutes ago as you said police identified the man at the center of this police action which kept these neighbors out of their homes during the overnight hours and all day today. let's take a look at this picture. he is andrew white and he was arrested for a felony warrant. an outstanding felony warrant. we learned when

. >>> space station astronauts took part in what nasa called the most difficult space walk since the telescope decades ago. american and italian ventured out today in the first of four space walks. repairing the alpha magnetic. a $2 billion piece of equipment. that helps in the search for dark matter. >> fix that. >> apple is making changes because of growing concerns over vaping. >> i didn't know there were vaping apps. >> neither did i. there's a bunch. apple is reportedly pulling all vaping apps from its app store. according to this decision affects 181 apps. some that people control their vape pens. others provide news, social net works and games centered around vaping. users who already have the apps on their phone will be able to keep them. and install the apps on any new devices they have. you may remember june apple stopped accepting new vaping app. tick tock is allowing to link to e-commerce sites on their profile. making it easier for creators to send viewers to the sites. some accounts can now add url to the profile bio similar to instagram. creators can also link to a third party w

there is limitless space, with the telescope. nasa administrator jim bridenstein is on with us, "cavuto live." what happens at the meeting what happens with impeachment. here is charles. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. investors looking more optimistic with big-time data hardly mentioned in the media. we're still in what i call consolidation mode. dow on track for the first gain since monday. today's gain thanks in part strong words from president trump, speaking of strong words. >> oh. >> [bleep] maybe that was a little too hard. [laughter]. charles: tesla unveiling the new cyber truck not going exactly according to plan. we'll ask the latest, nascar experts if that is a buy. mike huckabee give his take on witch hunts in washington. all that and more on the jam-packed "making money". ♪. charles: markets edging higher in part to great economic data. i'm sure you haven't heard it today. overall stocks moving in a pedestrian pace. investors waiting for the next catalyst. we almost in fact pot -- got the catalyst from pr

space station astronauts took part in phase two of the most difficult space walk since repairing to the telescope decades ago. american and italian ventured out today prayering the cosmic ray detecter. a $2 billion piece of equipment helping in the search of dark matter. it will take two more space walks to finish. >> the coast guard returned to their home port today after being deployed to the western pacific. >> we were there for the many happy reunions. >> a special occasion calls for tu tus and bows. seeing their dad for the first time since june 13. mom is excited too. >> it's been hard. it's been an adjustment. we just moved here in june. and shortly after he got deployed. it was a big adjustment. we did it. the girls and i are excited to have him home sfwl they have daddy dolls with his picture they hug every night before bed. and watch video messages he prepared before he left. they joined other families to greet the u.s. coast guard. which pulled in this morning. sue and ed came in from new jersey. to greet their 23 year-old son. >> we miss our son. we're so proud of what they've done an

telescope. international space commander lou polmann tonnelle and andrew morgan spent seven hours outside the spacefull capability to the scientific and schmitt captures cosmic rays. to learn more about the unseen dark matter that makes up most of the mass of the universe. it was installed on the space station 2011. it was only supposed to have a lifespan of three years but it taking although also breaking down. one of four redundant cooling pads, only one works so now a series of spacewalks is about returning gout medic spec, and -- spectrometer to full use to keep it alive. the cooling tube something that's never been done before in a spacewalk in a removed the debris shield tossing them often earn off in the earth's atmosphere. >> looking good lou, just like a surgeon. >> yes do not cut installation -- insulation and handrails to make the complex job more manageable. there at least three more of these repair jobs for the alphamagnetic spectrometer. the next one is next friday in the plan is to restore the scientific device that helps scientists on earth keep together the puzzle that is what the

there is limitless space, with the telescope.e." what happens at the meeting what happens with impeachment. here is charles. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. investors looking more optimistic with big-time data hardly mentioned in the media. we're still in what i call consolidation mode. dow on track for the first gain since monday. today's gain thanks in part strong words from president trump, speaking of strong words. >> oh. >> [bleep] maybe that was a little too hard. [laughter]. charles: tesla unveiling the new cyber truck not going exactly according to plan. we'll ask the latest, nascar experts if that is a buy.

you cannot see it without a very powerful telescope and eye protection. the space center is hosting a sunrise viewing party and that kick in about 45 minutes on the observatory deck. >> that soys cool. i'm a space person. >> yes, you are. i love this. >> how old am i going to be if i miss this? >> very old. >>> the little speck. >> look at that. >> [ laughter ] >> let's look at a live look of the bay bridge. mitch better news. we had foggy conditions this morning. you can see the bay bridge this morning which is good and no metering lights so a very easy ride as you work out of the east bay into san francisco. no delays at all. a broken down vehicle not too far from there. some slightly lower speeds but easy once you pass that and not blocking any lanes. the fog advisory not officially cancelled but you can get a look at the bay bridge and we had lower visibility early on. >> the game tips off at 7:30 so extra busy at chase. no schedule changes. bart will have some slight schedule changes for the an fee yock line for the holiday, but things are pretty much on time

the space and science center opened up its telescopes for the viewing party.eople showed up to witness the spectacle. >> it's just a great way to remind us that we are part of a bigger universe. it's not all on earth. it's not all on our smartphones. there's a lot of stuff going on out there. >> it is pretty cool. scientists say it gives them an opportunity to get a better idea of what the atmosphere of mercury is made of. >>> spacex launched 60 satellites into service today. >> lift off with gratitude to veterans. >> the satellites blasted into space inside the nose cone of a falcon 9 rocket. two minutes after lift off, the nose cone broke off and flew into orbit. the rocket flew back to earth and landed on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean. it will give internet connection to people. >> this is a big deal for a lot of people. you may not like it but instagram will soon hide the number of likes on posts. instagram has already piloted this idea in seven countries. this week it will expand those tests to a small portion of users here in the united states. you'

. >> reporter: more than 500 people packed the chabot space and science center look through binoculars and telescope to see mercury as it passed between the earth and sun. >> it locked like a black spot like a sun spot. but it is actually mercury which was pretty cool. >> it's black dot because you are seeing the shadow side of mercury. it's one of the one planets i actually have not been able to see because i don't like mornings. so, and but it was really cool. >> reporter: now you have. >> yes. very excited. >> reporter: an event like this is pretty rare. only happening about 13 to 16 times a century. >> sometimes when it pass between the earth and sun it's above the sun or below the sun. this time it's right between us and theso we see it crossing the face of the sun. >> reporter: because mercury is so small, it appeared as a toonie black dot a small spec through the lens. but it is a reminder that we are part of a much bigger universe. >> i am a huge fan of space and it was excited. >> we won't have the opportunity again until 2049. there will be other transit before that but mercury not veilabl

hoping to observe stars in a pair of nearby galaxies with a telescope in chile instead they were greeted to the size of 19 passing satellites in space x.'s starlink mega constellation whoa this is rather a go for on base astronomy i guess we'll have to get used to lots of additional data processing dream of satellite trails. elon musk has dismissed the concerns as exaggerated he also suggested that more telescopes need to be put into orbit cosmologist lawrence krauss says the starling satellites will create headaches. these these satellites from what i understand are thomas a totally controlled it could change orbit so it's not as if you can always predict where they're going to be and i suspect we're going to see if we have that many new objects in space i would be surprised if we didn't see collisions and other other concerns the number of new satellites that projected up there is a significantly greater factor than all the satellites in history at this point these objects as are now designed to appear reflect for a very long periods and i think therefore this is a qualitatively different system the other thing is that with small

space station. nasa considers these spacewalk the most difficult since the hubble spacewalk telescope repairs a fewades ago. just some beyond our story tonight. we will be right back. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. slow heart rhythm has been

in 20 minutes at 7:00 a.m., oakland's space center opens and you'll be able to check it out with their specialized telescopes>> that should be something nice to see in the sky. >>> right now, what is it like on the roads, mike? >> i don't know, if you look toward the sun even just look away. >> i know, don't. >> you get to the roads my gosh don't do that. >> at all. >> we're looking to waze with our partners because we have all of our friends around the bay area at nbc bay area wazers, the team they are on, north 101, an unnamed wazer did report this crash just as the backup started to form, we talked about it. we said thank you because we're polite and appreciate everybody sharing. we get out to the roadways and show you there aren't as many people sharing on the other maps because the volume of traffic throughout the south bay only shows 101 recovering from capital expressway up to tully, the earlier crash cleared and good recovery north toward oakland road. a short stretch of 101 is really bad slowing and that should start to move better over the next few minutes, i hope they can clear the lanes quickly a

space. these solar flares also reach the earth at their most harmless they cause spectacular polar lights but solar storms can also pose a danger to sensitive technology and to organisms astronomers use giant telescopes to study the magnetic fields of faraway stars by analyzing the light the emit the data help to answer questions about the conditions around the stars and determine whether they may be orbited by habitable planets just like the earth. still is. comprised primarily of extremely hot plasma. is i think called the 4th state of matter because it's neither solid liquid nor a normal gas. but plasma isn't only found in space it can also be produced and used here on earth to catch sheets of metal for example to make this light shine and plasma can do a whole lot more. is the term for a hot electrically charged gas with very unusual characteristics it occurs naturally in the sun. normally it's extremely hot but scientists have managed to generate what they call cold room temperature which are proving very useful in medicine. this is real life science fiction we're using plasma to treat patients with wounds that haven't healed for months or even years and it really works. in order to generate pla

jabot space and science center is hosting a viewing party tomorrow as the planet mercury transits the sun. it's the last chance to see it before 2029. but you can't see it without a telescope protection. it starts at 10:00 on the observatory deck. >>> helping students go pro in e sports. it's one of several universities with the message you don't have to be a gamer to make money in gaming. the industry is booming. not just for software designers. there are paying jobs for administrative and support schools. uc irvine was one of the first schools to build a specialized e sports program in 2016. >>> president trump wants to raise the minimum age to purchase e-cigarettes from 18 to 21. this move comes amid new findings about deadly vaping-related illnesses. after months of investigating, the centers for disease control and prevention say there's a breakthrough. after collecting 29 samples of lung fluid from patients with a vaping-related illness, doctors found a common toxin of concern. vitamin e acetate. dr. howard zucker is commissioner of health for new york. >> you can take vitamin e and swallow it and take it as a pill, as a supplement. that's way different than actually

telescopes that you get to see mercury and transit and we will document it all morning. cristina rendon. >> fun. thanks cristina great assignment if you haven't about to the cabot space cabot space and science center you ned to go. sal i don't know if you took your kids we have field trips and they have great memorabilia there. >> it is great. let's break down the traffic this morning. >>> it might be confusing for you it could be foggy and northbound 101 a showdown driving into san jose. but on a day like today, there's a lot of good alternate routes. north wound 101 is getting better but 280 is the best bet knot west valley because it's holiday for lot of people and the only slow down was on 101 so use 280 instead. san mateo bridge traffic continues to look very good. no major issues on interstate 880. we have slow downs but since it's veterans day and a lot of federal and state workers, in fact most of those workers do not have to go it's a better day for you driving anywhere in the bay. the fog that was here steve at the toll plaza you saw that, it's gone. >>> i think a breeze picked up, sal. that takes care of it. pretty good gusts in the higher elevations with