new stars, new planets, new structures are forming. the universe is not done getting informed and that is a big discovery we have made in the last 100 years. it is ongoing and there are new planets like the earth forming right now out there. here, we see a dying star which gave off its last gasp and let go of its outer layers. the feeble light of the dying star is illuminating the outer layers making them glow. i like to call this a death shroud. it is the death shroud of a dying star. you can see and the left picture we see only one star but on the right pic picture you can see to stars because the infrared rays are showing us and other star enshrouded dust in the middle that was not visible in the first picture but is visible in the second one. it is this kind of peekaboo we are going to be getting a lot of with the telescope. >> hope that is not how we are going to look in 4 billion years or however many years we have left. >> we will but that is ok. >> we will continue to chat after a break but i want to let our viewers know gettin

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ground to search for you know, asteroids that are coming towards the earth, to search for new planets around other stars that may be in that, that habitable zone where they might have water on the surface, we are in a whole new realm of discovery space. and what we hope to do with the james web space telescope is maybe not look for life itself. but we are hoping to look for those planets around other stars that need to look something like our own ers atmosphere. and that is when we start getting our short list of targets to do further studies and maybe even start seeing some other signals that might be indicative of, of some sort of biologic geologic or some other phenomenon are process happening on that planet. to suggest that it's really of interest. well, well maybe one day we will find out that there is more intelligent life felt better than just what we know here on earth. stephanie milon, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight and congratulations. thank you so much. well back your nurse and back to a very human undertaking, waging war, ukrainian forces have watched a counter attack in t

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all right, the thoughts of steve sweeney international editor of the morning star news for thank you. ah, the most brittle winter of the past 60 years now is what the e u. european people will face this year, according to romania is deputy prime minister. he's playing the current energy crisis has been brought about by the sanctions imposed on russia. first of all, we, the european union will pay for sanctions against russia. europe, the european union must admit, frankly, that unfortunately we will all pay the price this winter. it is going to be a harsh winter, perhaps the harshest and last $4050.00, or 60 years for the whole of europe. all i can say to that is that these leaders are just about the worst gamblers ever. if they ended up in las vegas, they b, y, the guys who loses their shirt, ends up crying over the free house drinks at the bar and wondering where it all went wrong. they spent the past several months betting everything on cutting off russian energy revenues. not a day goes by here in europe that we don't hear about this energy crunch, panic, rationing shortages, cut

dust which is being heated up in the commission between those galaxies and that is a place where new stars sing a process of creation of new source this region never looking at the background here and we st only the galaxies at 300 million bikers but also stars in our own galaxy and the snowflake structures that you see here nearby source in the corner and around the edges we see galaxies which are much much further away so similar to the ones we saw earlier on in the detailed as of this image actually takes us from the nearby galaxy, our own milky way through these galaxies which are evolving today all of the wave through the universe and in the way it captures evolution of galaxies of 13.8 billion years sooner we have another image. >> exactly so if we strip away the near-infrared view there and stars predominately now, you see mostly gas and dust so the same galaxies we see again in the two merging and then we also see something very interesting of the top your because the top galaxy something new and right in the middle of it and tells without has. >> that is a black hole, we can see t

new discoveries. we're being told where to find them and we're getting - to uncover, piece by piece, what lays out there - in the universe. so far, just one neutron stars so far been hidden. pallab ghosh, bbc news, la palma. that's quite something, isn't it? what's more on the website about that telescope. there's a really interesting piece on that story. you've been watching newsday. just time enough to tell you about another just time before we go to say — we are celebrating our one year anniversary, since ourfirst show. thanks to everyone who watches — we couldn't do it without you. and my personal thanks to the teams in london and singapore who make this programme every single day — you are the real stars of the show. people in the news business know this. thanks so much for joining us and do stay hello. many people will be hoping for some rainfall in this forecast for their gardens and for the fields, of course. and some of us are going to see it over the next 24 hours or so. friday will bring a cooler day and there will be some heavy and thundery showers around, but not everywhere is going to catch them. as the nature of these showers is, they a

for space and the ground to search for asteroids coming toward the earth, to search for new planets around other stars that may be in that habitable zo where theyight have water on the surface. we are in a whole new realm of discovery space and what we hope to do with the james webb stays -- space telescope is maybe not look for life itself but we are hoping to look for planets around other stars that may look like earth's atmosphere. maybe we could even start seeing some other signals that would be indicative of some sort of biologic, geologic or some other phenomenon or process happening on that planet to suggest it is really of interest. >> maybe we will find out there is more intelligent life out there than what we know here on earth. we appreciate your time and insight tonight. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> back on earth and back to a very humid undertaking, waging war. ukrainian forces have launched an attack in line with their plans to retake the territory from russia. give killed over 50 russian soldiers in an attack on this town that is held by russia's troops. state media in russ

stars we've never seen before. so we now have the opportunity to sort of dig into this and learn more about gas clouds like this where neware being born. >> so for folks like you seeing these first images, in fact it's been described by many astronomers as an emotional experience. kind of the universe giving up some of its secrets. but front and center among those secrets for those of us who are not astronomers might just be is there life on any other planet than earth? could this telescope help us answer that question? >> the telescope is definitely going to help us better characterize other planets that we found orbiting other stars. we'll be able to determine what kind of atmosphere they have had. one of these images is already showing us there's water vapor in the atmosphere of one planet orbiting another star and that's pretty cool in and of itself. so as we continue to dig deeper, we'll be able to better understand how many of these planets are earth-like and does that alone allow us to think about the possibility of inhabitants in other parts of our galaxy and other galaxies within our universe. >> can we talk abo

new band, the weirdos. but first, what a show we have tonight. he created and starsiot," which begins streaming on netflix june 15th. ben falcone is here tonight. [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] "favorite idiot. and he has a new comedy special called "thank you china," available now on youtube we have standup from nimesh patel, is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause "thank you china." but our first guest is one of our absolute favorites he is a five-time emmy and three-time grammy nominee starring in the new film, "hustle," which is in theaters now and on netflix this wednesday. please welcome our pal, the one and only adam sandler. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> you gotta do the hustle >> jimmy: you gotta -- you have -- >> if you don't do the hustle, who are you? >> jimmy: you gotta do the hustle [ light laughter ] it's adam sandler. it's great to see you. >> i'm happy to see everybody. everybody looks very nice. you look fantastic >> jimmy: oh, come on, buddy you look great too it's great to see you in person >> yes >> jimmy: i noticed

the molecules become important because this helps material transition through the medium to new starsd new planets. and so you see all of the red stuff there you do see number of those shelves here. anyone can do that. it's as far as i got with it and it's probably a handful of those. and those come from -- as the star was dying in its last dying throws it starts to shake, pulsates. and then at the end of that, proof it comes out. you see what the star did just before it created the energy. i find it fascinating. you can see the history, its last moments. >> he mentioned colors and molecules that hubble cannot see. more fundamentally is the sharpness of the images. that's a big difference. >> chris if you'd like to jump into. >> another wavelength look at how the binaries influence the different structures clouse was just talking about. by having this wavelength for the first time with sensitivity to pop straight out. again you see so many physics and at the same time with the same telescope. >> thank you. let's go back to the phone for one more question before we come to the room aga

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and the new telescope helping scientists search the skies for neutron stars, which are created by deads colliding. ♪ jane: welcome to "world news america" on pbs in the u.k. and around the globe. italian prime minister mario draghi lost the support of three coalition parties in his government and resned. he had been widely credited with bringing economic stability to the country through the coronavirus pandemic. he has been asked to continue in a caretaker capacity until the election which will take place in september. for the latest on the political crisis engulfing europe's third-largest economy, i sbarro -- spoke with mark lowen. what happens now? he is still in charge even if it is in a caretaker position. mark: he will remain in charge until that step election on the 25th of december. as italians want to be flocking to the beach in august and september, they will be asked to pack into sweaty political rallies as the parties try to win control in parliament and try to govern the country that is just a very fractious and capricious and has brought down -- has gone through almost 70

light on the five galaxies, showing sparkling clusters of young stars and starburst regions of new stars being born. and check out the southern ring nebula. approximately 2500 light years away. the dimmer star at the center has been sending out rings of gas and dust for thousands of years in all directions, and now the webb telescope is revealing for the first time this star is cloaked in dust. >> now we build an instrument that can see 13.5 billion years. so very, very close to the -- when the universe started. that helps us. we think on that relative scale that we're going to be able to look very close when everything got started, and that's why we're going to be able to see formation of galaxies, formation of stars, the very first ones. >> scientists are excited to discover more about space through this telescope, saying this could change what we think and know about our universe. at lockheed martin advanced technology center in palo alto, mary lee, kpix 5. >> that's it for the news at 5:00 kpix 5 news at 6:00 begin news with ryan yamamoto. >> right now kpix 5 and streaming on "

well, some sports news, nfl star rob gronkowski -- i love gronk.st announced that he's retiring for the second time yep, gronk is calling it a a career, and he released a really nice statement about it he wrote, "gronk run and jump for long time, but now gronk say bye bye football." [ laughter and applause he went on to say, "gronk ready for new life with less bang bang and more glug glug. [ laughter ] "one time, gronk retire before, then tom call and say he need gronk, so gronk go back. tom is like human ken doll." [ laughter ] "gronk love tom-ken. they make team and win shiny metal prize. gronk love shiny." [ applause ] "but materialism should never preclude one's pursuit of genuine happiness. [ laughter ] "i mean, gronk love pretty metal. bye-bye. there you go i thought that was beautiful [ cheers and applause oh, hey, guys, i saw that today is national kissing day. [ cheers and applause >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: and to celebrate, it's time for "the tonight show kiss cam." [ cheers and applause ♪ kiss me ♪ >> nbc's covid compliance office has inf

star game. for more news, >>> it's wednesday, july 20th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." summer scorcher. more than 120 million americans are under a heat alert. how the extreme weather is prompting new calls for action on climate change. >>> data deleted. the secret service admits some text messages from the capitol riot may be gone forever. the new reaction and the investigation under way. >>> russia's next move. months after invading ukraine the u.s. believes moscow is redy to annex parts of the war-torn country. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the intense heat wave in the u.s. and in europe. the heat index is expected to reach up to 105 degrees in philadelphia today. heat advisories are in effect throughout the northeast, and people in new york tried to cool off at the popular rockaway beach yesterday, but a seven-mile stretch of the area was closed after two sharks were spotted in the water. >>> in europe, passengers say they got stuck on a train between paris and brussels for four hours without air continuing. -- air co

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laughter ] yep, ryan's here to talk about his new movie, "the gray man," which comes out at netflix -- at midnight tonight on netflix yeah the movie also starsjean page - [ audience oohs and chris evans. [ cheers and applause so, if you have plans with your girlfriend this weekend, you don't. [ laughter ] well, the big news is still the extreme heat that continues to slam millions of people across the world. i mean, it is so hot outside this is crazy. you're not going to believe this but everything in times square is melted except the m&ms store. [ laughter ] until one person puts it in their mouth then it's all over >> steve: not in their hand. >> jimmy: yeah, it is brutally hot out there. apparently, we added a new season now there's fall, winter, spring, summer, and air fryer. [ laughter ] i wish i could say the heat is going to ease up, but the weekend forecast looks even worse. check this out on friday, they're saying it's gonna be 97 degrees. saturday, over 100 [ audience oohs and on sunday, it's just a a picture of the sun giving the finger [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh, my >> jimmy: do you believe that? >> steve: double bird.

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. >>> there could be new hope for wnba star brittney griner and former u.s. marine paul whelan. hey remain held in russia. a source tells abc news that bill richardson is set to visit moscow to negotiate their release. he was previously involved in securing the release of former marine trevor reed in a prison swap. meanwhile, the wnba honored griner in their all-star game. >>> an unusual scene in las vegas. check it out. a dust devil touched down at a pool at luxor resort. sending deck chairs flying. several people were knocked down by the strong winds friday and some injuries were reported. >>> with that, time now for a look at your monday weather. a storm system moves into the midwest today, the biggest threat for severe weather will be from illinois to michigan, damaging winds will be the biggest concern. meanwhile, extreme heat is gripping much of the west. all the way to the gulf coast. feel-like temperatures will top 100 degrees from northern california to kansas city, to houston. checking the high temperatures elsewhere, 80s in the northeast and northwest, 90s in both chic

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this image shows estella nervously -- nursery with new stars being born at the edge of a vast regions and dust. this nebula is part of our own milky way galaxy. the level of detail showing structures and bubbles in the and norma's cloud is finer than any other telescope is capable of. this image shows a dying binary star surrounded by superheated hydrogen gas and other materials spun off from the stars core. elements which will reform into other stars, planets, and perhaps in time living things. webb is a joint project of nasa and zero p and then in canadian space agencies. it took more than 20 years to build and cost $10 billion. the most sophisticated space telescope ever made and makes observations in the infrared spectrum. scientists were odd by the first images. >> people and a broken world managing to do something right and see the majesty that's out there. >> the incomprehensible vastness of face in time. a deep look at his single area teeming with galaxies and stars. the light seen here originated 13 billion years ago, less than a billion years after the big bang. scientists

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news for the all-star game, no news here. rodana and lopez will not be heading to the game. rhoda is second in strikeouts. alex bregman at the plate. bregman sends it to left center field and it will bounce off the nbc sports california sign and a runner will come in. altuve. 1-0, houston. 2-0, sixth inning. seth brown, a comebacker. watch this catch. jake can only smile after that one. seven shutout innings. top 7. cory lee, that's a two-run double. 4-0. he made his debut on july 1st. first career homer for vmial. a's only run of the game. houston takes it 6-1. they win two of three in the series. >>> a's starter paul blackburn got the news during the game and some hugs. he's been named an all-star. he has the lowest road e.r.a. in baseball this year. >>> wimbledon final. novak djokovic against anything kyrgios. tom cruise, one of the stars in attendance. kyrgios, a first-time finalist had all of the answers early on. sprints to the net for the incredible return. he's fired up. jump ahead to the fourth set. djokovic up 2-1. that was a dabndy. impressed himself. kyrgios said

now she stars in the new season of "westworld.[ cheers and applause crushed it at the tonys, too she's great. plus he's one of the best magicians around we love him. dan white is here with some magic. [ cheers and applause and boy, oh boy, do we have a guest announcer tonight. you know her she's an all star from "the real housewives of new york city. give it up for dorinda medley right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause you made it. oh, i'm so happy you're here let's go let's go write some thank you notes come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: guys, today is thursday this is -- but i feel like i was very busy today, and i need some time to write out my thank you notes. [ cheers and applause i'd like to write out some right now. james, do you have any thank you note writing music for me there, please? ♪ [ laughter ] there he is. classic. there he is. he says -- he speaks with his eyes, you know [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, colorado avalanche, for winning the stanley cup in, well, a landslide. [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you, s

molecules become important because this helps material transition through the interstellar medium to new starsand new planets. and so, you see all the red stuff there in the web images molecules you just did not see with hubble. you do see -- those shelves here. i'm just counted them by i. i mean, anybody can do that. as far as i got with it, right, there was probably a handful of those. and those come from, as a star was dying, in his last dying throws, it's dust shakes, it's pulsates, right? and at the end of that, proof, it comes out. so you see what the started just before it created this planet planetary nebula. i find it fascinating because it's like geological layers and you can see the history of its last moments. >> if i may add, you mentioned color -- the molecules that public cannot see, but more fundamentally, it's the sharpness of the images. this is the bigger the telescope is, the sharper images are. and here, it's three times hubble, so we can see with much more details of everything we observe with web and that is a big difference. >> chris, if you would like to jump into? >>

stars di miller, we thought in the birth of stones, is equally stunning. this is in nearby style forming region within our milky way. the image reveals hundreds of new stars that were previously hidden along with structures that scientists have yet to identify. web has homed in on galaxies so far away that the light from them has taken billions of years to get to the telescope. and of this image shows galaxies that formed over 13000000000 years ago, nasser is encouraging people to download the images on their website and take a closer look. really zoom in and play around. there are galaxies here in which we're seeing individual clusters of stars forming, popping up, just like popcorn. another image shows how galaxies merged together. one of the fundamental principles of the universe that scientists are eager to learn about. yes, the telescope also analyzed the atmosphere of a faraway gas planet undetected water vapor. this plan couldn't sustain life, but the james web telescope will be analyzing other planets that are more like death and paving even deeper into the universe. nasa says it's a game changer. ready ready ready now, earlier we spoke to k

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he stars in the highly anticipated new film, "elvis," which hits theaters june 24th.ht. [ cheers and applause plus, you can see him as a a judge on the new season of "so you think you can dance," which airs wednesdays on fox twitch is here tonight [ cheers and applause and we got great music from phoebe bridgers. [ cheers and applause love phoebe bridgers but first, she's one of the most successful models in the world and has a brand new skin care line called "rhode," which is officially available starting today please welcome our pal, hailey bieber. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: come on. hailey [ cheers ] >> how are ya? >> jimmy: welcome back to the show thanks so much for coming back >> thank you for continuously allowing me to come here >> jimmy: what do you mean we -- we love you here there's so much i want to get into here. but first, i -- i just want to -- everything that's going on with you and justin you had a rough couple of months how is everything going? >> everything is good. i -- i'm doing okay. my -- my health scare has, you know, we've -- we've mo

again in new york city >> so -- >> jimmy: yeah >> it's a comedy, but it has some nice -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are great jokes in there >> but it's, sort of -- i mean, it is darren starou can appreciate it's got a nice feel >> jimmy: it's very, very good very funny i want to show everyone a clip here's neil patrick harris in "uncoupled." take a look at this. >> isn't it great? i don't even care that we're the oldest gays in the club. no, honey. you keep dancing we have just as much right to be here as -- >> i think that's colin. >> well, first of all, you look fantastic. >> you really do >> so hot. >> it's not him. >> oh, thank god >> i'm not even sure if i'm happy or not that that wasn't him. i need a drink >> mikey, there's only one way you're going to move on from this >> yeah, it's been one whole week enough with the wallowing. >> sorry i just think if you want to start feeling better, you've got to pop your colin cherry and get laid >> so eloquent sadly, i don't disagree. >> so glad to know that you're both on the same page about what's best for me three vodka sodas, please. >> what do you guys want [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very nice. [ cheers and applause "what d

i wanted to go into the stars and learn about new places and whatever was out there. hink star trek pair that is what i was into as a kid. this is fascinating to me. i wish they would let out more information quicker because i want to keep digesting what they are seeing and learning. it is amazing. i almost cannot put into words. the inner child is coming out with excitement. >> it does boggle the mind how we are able to get those images at all. >> 13 billion years old. >> science is a thing. >> is it? it is amazing >> if you believe in it. it is remarkable. we have captain kirk over here. >> i have so many thoughts. i feel -- it makes me spiel -- makes me feel in feet -- insignificant but significant at once. we want to take care of the world we do have even though it is a tiny speck in the world. >> can you still think we are the only intelligent life form out there? >> intelligent arguably. who are we talking about here? a new tribute today to one of the world's most famous conservationists. barbie has released a dawn modeled after dr. jane goodall. it is part of ar

full color images from the telescope, which are brimming with thousands of distant galaxies and stars. the news hour is at the top of the hour on al jazeera. next, it's inside story. thanks for watching the bye. for now. in 8000000000 people on us by november. that's the forecast from the united nation. global population growth is slowing down and many societies or getting older or how do we deal with the challenges ahead? this is my story. ah, ah, ah. hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the star. now the world's population is growing, but at the slowest pace in 70 is not the conclusion of the un place of global population forecast. we are generally living longer and healthier lives than previous generations. but this, the report also says, will have huge implications for our economy, social welfare systems, and our environment. now, the number of people on our planet is expected to hit 8000000000 by november, and then increased by half, a 1000000000 towards the end of this decade. but birth rate, meanwhile, are falling in many countries. in the coming years, global population growth wi

yes, it will probably give some interest, but, uh, with the help of new stars.it takes years to create some kind of tradition, at the beginning of the inn mass was headed by chris licht. it was reported that the media manager challenged the team to show their political views less, the producer was instructed to select guests, concentrating on details, and not on informational noise. and the elevator urged people to get carried away with the banner less. breaking news on cnn has happened more than once that viewers are intrigued, and lightning turns out to be a message about what kind of ice cream the president tried or called them to focus on informing, but the result is emphasized by the american media turned out to be even worse than the previous one, firstly, no one would believe that the universe suddenly became objective. i think they have themselves. it will not work on the other hand, those who, for example, from the liberal camp, watch everything on the internet, because the republicans are criticized there by the trumps and so on. they can stop watching

the incredible images capture distant galaxies, new stars and planets, and the farthest look into thecosmos ever recorded. our science correspondent miles o'bren is here to break it all down. hello. tell us what it is about this james webb space telescope that enables us to see farther in distance and further in time than hubble? miles: it has a much bigger mirror. it is 21 feet in diameter. the hubble is about six feet so it can gather more light. it looks in the infrared part of the spectrum. because of the nature of the expansion of the universe, when you want to see the most distant things, they all live in the infrared part of the spectrum. webb is seeing things that hubble cannot and it is alrea exciting. judy: the first spectacular image was released yesterday at the white house. tell us a little bit more about it. miles: it is called a deep field image. it is a time exposure on what seems to be a dark piece of void but look at this, thousands of galaxies we have never seen before. it took them about 12.5 hours to get this exposure. for hubble, it took 10 days plus. this is the

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