couple weather systems to speak out there in our area of high pressure of the sputnik control heading out to the east coast. next system here, firing up som strong thunderstorms and severe weather of the planes states a d stretching back and texas. look at that score all line right there with big hail and into with over 65 miles an hour and some of this damage or -- storm damage reports for this and track to the east tonight, especially on saturday in them behind the system on sunday. the could be someay showery weather around. during comfortablea today, 70 simplest of click on this for the night touchdown the number of phone. a snapshot we can look sick a showery day on saturday and loo sick aok good day to curl up wi a good book. the only winding down by 70 of the subdistrict the week next weekek temperatures around 80 degrees.r they will thicken up to date. no rain underneath the clouds early. chance for showers and perhaps even a rumble of thunder. you can see the developing giving the overnight hours. for tomorrow i -- it's cold front coming through this and things you t lose th

"ever heard of sputnik? it's like that giant thing in the woods. we don't know what it can do. what are you talking about? you think that this metal man is fun but martians, canadians, i don't care. you are going to tell be about this thing and we are going to destroy it before it destroys us. we gotta show them you're good. you are what you choose to be. i'm superman." for the first time ever -- "the iron giant" is being released on blu-ray and this animated classic holds a special place in gino's heart. ad "he would scan in a few of your boards, you're going, i don't know, what is he doing, and then look at it, you're actually moving through things, this procedure that annie was doing, was unlike anything done before it, at the time i didn't grasp that this was a pioneering a new way to visualize your movie." way to visualize your movie." and clearly the director was on to something -- because he went both won academy awards. ad lib to bite "i know it's embarrassing to have your weaknesses discussed in front of everyone else. but i said look you gotta get over this. basically

russia's launch of the world's first satellite, sputnik, would give rise to one of the most important technologies we use today. the ability to track our very location at any given time. when we come back, we'll delve into the story of how we went from fold-out maps in the glove box to the luxury of g-p-s on your smartphone. this is "through the decades." [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest of the hood. genius. yeah, they offer tons of free hd channels. and you can record six shows at the same time. and with the super fast internet, entertainment nirvana! wow. nirvana. switch to time warner cable for $89.99 per month, you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet with no data cap, and unlimited calling. call now. looks like you're all hooked up. we're watching here? oh yeah. ohh. how about you and i go watch my favorite show? switching is easy. you'll get our exclusive one-hour arrival window, a money-back guarantee, and there's no contract to sign. oh you've got the twc phone. it's unl

they sent sputnik up and sent americans ruling -- americans reeling like, how could they possibly do that? not just the space race but the moon race was on. they are positioning things that led to the cuban missile crisis. absolutely. one other thing that may not be as close but is close at hand as some of these other high-profile items, you know how that ended up. you know about the berlin wall. tensions had mounted. you had u.s. tanks pointed at soviet tanks across the street. the soviets said we are going to build a wall to keep you guys separate. tensions had gotten high. that is in 1961. then in 1963, as you mentioned, the cuban missile crisis. literally in the middle of those big events of the cold war, you have benny goodman trying to play his jazz for russians who frankly loved the music. jazz was something not only americans loved, but people around the world loved. if you have seen the movie "swing kids," it is the appeal of this underground jazz. too young? not christian bale fans? i get it. that's fine. jazz was popular all over the world. there is that cultural attractio

one of them being a sputnik planet that happens to be shaped >>dave: obviously looking at that, you have to know it's nitrogen ice, right? come, on russell. >>russell: i missed that day in science class. i missed that day. >>dave: how do they know this stuff? to me it looks like a pretty heart. 7:25. we're getting ready to head the kids out the door to the bus stop and similar to yesterday, although we're not getting the big thunderstorms moving onshore. that's better. 78 degrees. that's an average because we do have 80 along the 20% to 30% rain chance today and high temperatures back up to around 90 degrees. vanessa? >>vanessa: we have a new crash causing some troubles. this one is going to be on westbound i-4 and it's right before you get to the interchange with 275. so definitely plan a few extra minutes if you have to take that for your morning commute. a little bit out of the shot but apparently a center lane is going to be blocked here. this is once again westbound i-4, mile marker one. interchange. i think we're catching a break here. i'm not seeing too much red but definitely mod

there is a russian website -- ties to the russian government called sputnik news that's pushed this ideat google is suppressing bad news about clinton. what google suppresses actually is false news, things are that made up. donald trump is perpetuating this made-up information about google. >> is google saying anything? >> they've been trying to show people the truth. google wants you to be able to find true information when you do a search. >> brian stelter thank you. >>> coming up, a debate moment the clinton camp is jumping on. >> maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of you watching tonight, to know that he has paid nothing in federal taxes. >> that makes me smart. >> now donald trump is defending his response on taxes. why he says this is what americans need. ♪ is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if yo

the second of it was the lunch by the soviet union of sputnik one, the first artificial satellite, whichath and science curriculum in the public schools in the united states. school, i was tested and placed in an accelerated honors program, which led me to m.i.t., where i was one of only two african-american women in my class. the first ever. i had the smithsonian has an extension of my classroom. it opened my eyes to the wonders of the natural world and decides. it's art and cultural resources allowed me to understand other eras, other places, other lives. it took a young girl, not from a wealthy background, from a segregated environment and in noble -- i life.ed her today, the smithsonian institution launches a museum with a history, culture, and heroism of african-americans, congressmaner, like john lewis, like our president, barack obama, and others are recognized fully, constituting a thet tributary, feeding larger strain of our national story. this is meaningful to me and for millions like me. we did a very great thing today to the millions of children from all over the nation and

the second event was the launch by the soviet union of sputnik i, the first artificial satellite, whichnce and strengthened the math and science curriculum in the public schools in the united states. school, i was tested and placed in an accelerated honors program, which led me to m.i.t., where i was one of only two america -- african-american women in my class. my great fortune was having the smithsonian as an extension of my classroom. it opened my eyes to the wonders of the natural world and to science. it's art and cultural resources allowed me to understand other eras, other places, other lives. it developed my empathy, imagination, and sophistication. girl, not from a wealthy background from a segregated environment and enriched and in noble to her life immeasurably. today, we arrive at another confluence, when the smithsonian institution launches a museum where the history, culture, and heroism of african-americans like my father , like congressman john lewis, like our president barack obama, are recognized fully, constituting a great tributary, feeding the larger strain of our n

"sputnik" and our satellite three months later. >> donald trump was obviously participating in our commanderforum but made news about intelligence briefing he received from intelligence community. part of his preparations during this campaign. he made a comment that struck a lot of people that he was able to decipher from breefrs that they were dissatisfied or upset with current policy in key issues. how did you unpack that, especially his take on reading body language, someone in the intelligence community i'm sure set in on a lot of high-level briefings. >> i wouldn't try to read spb's body language to find out what they think when they are in a small meeting in the white house. it's important to get out, they ought to be able to be called upon and call it straight. that's the obligation, complete obligation of people in the intelligence business is to call it straight. if someone is pressing them not to call it straight, some hints, some words, some suggestions from somebody, political figure in the government, they need to go to either the head of the cia or head of the intelligence comm

that website is called sputnik news, that's right, part of the russian government controlled news agencyst night trump was peddling a debunked conspiracy theory being pushed by a russian website. before you think this was some ad lib or off hand comment by the candidate, take a look again. that line was part of donald trump's prepared remarks. a debunk but scripted conspiracy theory. narrator: adventure can be found anywhere but the best place to start is in the forest. kubo: i spy something beginning with..."s" beetle: snow. kubo: no. beetle: snow covered trees. monkey: nothing to do with snow. narrator: head outside to discover incredible animals and beautiful plants that come together to create an unforgettable adventure. kubo: wow! narrator: so grab your loved ones monkey: don't even. narrator: and explore a world of possibilities. kubo: come on, this way. narrator: visit discovertheforest.org to find the closest forest or park to you. >>> libertarian gary johnson doing pretty well for a third-party candidate in a presidential election. polls show johnson with 7% support nationally w

. >> is we reported that last week, sputnik had a story we talked about on the show, whereas when youfor hillary clinton is you get hillary clinton is awesome hillary clinton is great, then you do it on facebook hillary clinton is a liar. >> google -- >> that was the report from sputnik what you are referring to -- >> yeah. >> as i said cybernew battle field talking about psychological operations trying to influence campaigns potentially russians might be doing cyberer a place psychological operations can be effective you can be aware of something we need to be on top of but as looking at our computers we need to be aware the fact there may be influences out there. >> lea thank you. >> joining us there, still to come all about the maps latest on state-by-state battles between hillary clinton and donald trump, we are going to take a look at thmap are you safe shopping online what you feed to know before hitting that buy button, stay with us. hard work and a plan. at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation

that fear krisalizeed in 19 a 57 with the launch of sputnik, and for the first time, the idea that we should have a peacetime investment in science was finally funded, and the national science foundation received money and began to fund government science in peacetime. this also led to a big race, not just a space race but a science race, in order to beat thee soviets to the moon and to establish american dominance. now, this is not just a science objective. this is a political objective that kennedy set, using the tools of science to defend democracy as he apprehended they really stood to do. but something very interesting happened at that point in time. nsf, another government granting agencies had to develop methods of judging grant applications, and otherwise you can't just grant taxpayer money willy-nillt and if you send it to somebody who has a goofball grant application you could open up the whole program to a lot of criticism and political problems. so it was fraught with danger in a lot of ways, so they delved reasonably and rationally a of judging grant applications that wer

cover the you can be annihilated any moment but that figure crystallizes 1957 with the launch of sputnik and for the first time that idea that we should have a peacetime investment was finally funded the national science foundation received money and began to fund government science in peacetime that this also led to a big race much as the space race but the science race to beat the soviets to the moon and established american dominance. it is injustice science objective but a political objective using the tools of science to deflect democracy as they stood to you do. but something very interesting happened another government granting agency had to develop methods of judging grant applications otherwise you cannot just grant taxpayer money willy-nilly but if they have a goofball application that could open the program chook criticism so they'd developed a reasonable and rational system of judging these applications judge by another scientist but what day did not add to this provide for the same level of public and engagement that scientists had to make it in the years prior to that to tr