stars die a the believe. everything that surrounds us all living beings the air we breathe the water we drink is composed of atoms that were formed inside stop us. from we are essentially stardust. that concept suggests that there may be life elsewhere in the universe to. me. but this is some sure maybe incomplete recent research has brought amazing revelations to light the role that stars play is far greater than previously thought. it was. the stars not only provide assonance the basic materials that make up living beings they may also be responsible for the origin development and extinction of life throughout the universe. how can such distant stars influence our lives. that we embarked on a journey taking in some of the world's top research facilities to try to find an. invisible natural phenomena and cosmic rays. it's an exciting world where astronomy meets particle physics and biology. the. cosmic rays may provide the connection between life and the most distant stars. other stars supply more than just

the stars. finally in the very very highest energies we believe the cosmic rays are coming from outside our galaxy and there is a theory that actually they are coming from what we call active the lactic nuclei which are accenture's of the galaxies with very high star from. the energy cosmic rays of the sun produce one of the most beautiful natural phenomena on earth the aurora borealis or northern lights in the northern hemisphere and the euro are strong in the southern hemisphere. what happens to these government rates depends on how much energy to carry if you have a nice low energy government race for example those which come from the sun. they are mostly shielded by the magnetic field of the earth so they follow the field lines of the magnetic fields and up in the north and south polar regions where you can see them as the magnificent north and white but there is also does are a kind of cosmic rays those very high energy growth which just go through the magnetic field and doesn't care about

the stars of the forges that it's that we've made of a local star the sun has provided this goldilocks environment that has allowed us to live. water to exist on earth and has allowed life to flourish and people to develop. and we've learned that the stalls may not of ever abandoned us we just make sure you are up to see. they have continued to look over us through cosmic rays out there in the milky way there is a supernova exploding every fifty years or so this is basing the milky way of our earth with this cosmic rays and these cosmic rays are being affected life as well continuously since the beginning of the year they've been affecting the formation of life affecting almost certainly the formation of aerosol particle seeds for clouds and also causing a steady mutation of d.n.a. that once life has started allowed the complexity of life and human beings to develop. and that inside brings us to the final stage of our research trip and a disturbing connection between cosmic rays and life on earth. this connection provides a link between the most violent phenomena in the universe and th

so the stars we re of culture in france. so the stars were just of culture in france.t aligned for us.|j of culture in france. so the stars were just aligned for us. i am quite surprised that all these pieces are here in singapore and why not in cambodia? well, i'm in the minute we knew we would do this exhibition, i went over to cambodia to speak to my counterpart at the museum, and we shared that it being in singapore meant it would reach at the large international audience and, in particular, it was very much intent to spotlight angkor wat, which is a world heritage site, which belongs to every body, to everybody in the world. it is also not cheap to transport these pieces from frantz all the way here to singapore. do you think, eventually, cambodians will experience these works in their own home? that's harder for us to say in singapore. we see ourselves as more of a neutral place, were certainly opportunity is there with the exhibition being in singapore to bring together cambodian, french, and other international experts to discuss these issues. in fact, we have

which star has a relative that appeared in all three of the original star wars films?is appeared. >>> monday on "e.t." kevin hart, tiffany haddish. >> winner winner, chicken dinner. >> a night school exclusive. monday on "e.t." >>> well, we're almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late-breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, we have your first look at the new video from acm nominees. >> it's for the song, don't get better than that. they're up for vocal duo of the year and new vocal duo group of the year at the 53rd academy of country movie awards. >> our girl reba mcentire is hosting. enjoy this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody. bye-bye. >> bye-bye. ♪ ♪ (jrstone)new tonight at 8 and breaking at this hour. the california highway patrol is now saying the s-u-v that plummeted off a cliff near mendocino this week -- killing a family -- may have been an intentional act. authorities had been looking at factors like weather, road conditions, or brake failure to determine a cause. however there were no skid marks

the night sky is littered with stars, they shine and they also seem. stars, they shine and they alsor some, converted into sound. and this is another month rigour and older style. this professor is analysing these sounds, of course there is no air in space so the stars cannot actually be heard but they do vibrate and so generate sound waves. and professor bill chaplin has discovered that each star has its own song, it depending on how big and hot it is. when we hear the sounds of the stars, first of all it tells us that out of this turbulence, this almost chaos, we get these audits sounds and it is incredible that stars resonate just like a musical instrument, and this gives us a way to actually study stars and see what the insides look like ina stars and see what the insides look like in a way that is just not possible by other means. this will be the first mission to scan nearly the entire sky, sector by sector. the sound star makes will tell scientists is how big and how hot it is. many of them will have planets in orbit around them, some will be too close. those that are the righ

♪ i call myself >> the minimusical stars young sheldon's star.en people call and say, you want to come and play in traffic? >> i said, maybe not the traffic part, but yes, definitely. >> it's all part of james' "carpool karaoke" special. airing tonight. >> allison, do your best. no one is is expecting much. >> the wig worked. >> what do you think, america? is this a good hair length for miss janney? i don't think. >> listen, when you have an oscar, allison janney, you can have whatever type of wig you want. it doesn't matter, right, nance? >> she looked cute. i liked the little bob. >> a pick si. >> it does. >>> now, while she was watching ana faris, you were with her ex, chris pratt. >> yes, i was. it was a party, y'all. chris is part of the supersized crew of "avengers: infinity war." that includes the other chriss -- chris evans and hemsworth. what is your favorite? not yours! he asked his costar zoe saldana. ♪ >> i'm going to ask you a series of questions. you tell me which chris. >> if these were lollipops, wouldn't that be awesome? this one

what's next for the 0-year-old star. >>> then, your tom cruise exclusive. surprising us about the stunt that end nearly ended his career. >> what goes through your mind? >> don't die. >> it that's all i know how the say. >> chris rock on trying to datery ya that. >> what meghan markle's closest friends are saying about the royal wedding as prince william drops a hint. >> our avengers throwback. >> i don't know what that is, but i am drunk. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> will bill cosby spend the rest of his life behind bars after being found guilty of sexual assault? it's a stunning verdict. >> yes, it is. the jury sealed the fate of the man once regarded as america's dad. >> bill cosby, three words for you. guilty, guilty, guilty! >> this is cosby leaving court moments after a jury of of his peers delivered a verdict of guilty on all three counts. >> mr. cosby, are you prepared to go to prison, sir? >> after hearing the verdict, an 80-year-old lashed out at the prosecutor with a tirade. outside court, cosby stood by as his attorney rejected the v

the sound of the star will tell scientis how big and hot it is. many will have planets in orbit around them. some will be too close. tthe on right distance away will be the ones most capable of suppting life, in what scientists call the goldilocks zone where the temperature is just right. the missions lead scientist one day it will be poseible to send probes to t distant worlds and see if there really is life out there. >> there are about 100 stars that lie within 20 light years of earth, and if you were to send out an armada of probes and basically gespup tds of 20% of the speed of light, under those circumstances, you could expect to reach the planets within 100 years. reporter: in a few years time we wille understand how each of stars in the night sky sound, and whether the planets around the might harbor life. laura: talk about signs of life -- in the boston marathon today, desiree linden became the first american to n the women's title since 1985. japan's yuki kawauchi took the men's title. in the driving rain and aund. i am lra trevelyan. ft

the night sky is littered with stars — they shine and they also sing.ed into sound. and this is another bigger and older star. professor bill chaplin is analysing these sounds. of course there is no air in space so the stars cannot actually be heard, but they do vibrate and so generate sound waves. and professor bill chaplin has discovered that each star has its own song, depending on how big and hot it is. when we hear the sounds of the stars, first of all, it tells us that out of this turbulence, this almost chaos, we get these ordered sounds and it is incredible that stars resonate just like a musical instrument, and this gives us a way to actually study stars and see what their insides look like in a way that is just not possible by other means. this will be the first mission to scan nearly the entire sky, sector by sector. the sound a star makes will tell scientists how big and how hot it is. many of them will have planets in orbit around them, some will be too close. those that are the right distance away will be the ones most capable of supportin

stellar control stars and plays with stars like star trek.tar trek would be a type to civilization. is this type three, collected, they play with black holes and roam the galactic space length like star wars. where are we on this scale? we are type zero. we get energy from dead plants. in 100 yearse that we will be type one. what it is not guaranteed. we still have all the savagery of our lives in this one. we have the same sectarianism, nationalism, all the backwardness of our lives from the swamp. but i see that by 2100 we will become a planetary civilization. i want to help speed up the process to make sure that we don't let the savagery of our lives in the swamp overwhelmed our destiny which is to become type one. for example, what language will this type one civilization speak ? already on the internet, english and mandarin, chinese other two dominant languages. the internet itself is the first type on technology that fell into our lap as we are still type zero. we see the beginning of a type one planetary civilization. we may not make i

type two is stellar, the control stars and play with stars. like star trek.hree,ere is type galactic, they play with black holes. like star wars. what are we? we are type zero. we get energy from dead plants. in a hundred years we will be type one. it is not guaranteed because we still have all the savagery of our rise from the swamp just a few hundred years ago. we have the same sectarianism, nationalism, all the backwardness of our rise from the swamp. i see that by 2100 we will become a planetary civilization. i want to help speed up the process to make sure that we don't let the savagery of our lives and swamp overwhelm our destiny, which is to become type one. what language will this type one civilization speak? on the internet, english and mandarin are the two dominant languages. the internet itself is the first type one technology that fell into our lap as we are still type zero. we see the beginning of a type one planetary civilization. we may not make it. elon musk said why don't the aliens visit us? they should be a lot of type one civilizations out

one star owned the night.ennifer lopez. >> if y'all want to know what a superstar looks like, take a gander. look it up in the dictionary. it's a picture of jennifer lopez. then you put her with alex rodriguez? oh, man. a serious star couple. there is energy between them that is out of this sight. she's got right idea, alex. put a ring on it, would you? ♪ >> everybody over here. ♪ let's get loud right here. >> you seem like you're in a good place. to you feel like you just found a groove in life? >> think so. happy personally. professionally. the future is superbright. i feel like we both feel like we're just beginning. >> j. lo tells me she's entering a new chapter of her life with a-rod. we hear that could mean marriage. when you see how alex dotes on her, well, that's love. were you filming the makeup video when she got all the makeup the other day? was he filming? >> yes. i was like, alex is behind the camera interviewing me. as you can see, alex is helping me behind the scenes. >> i've been promoted to pr

>> the "dancing with the stars" new cast reveal.onya harding has something to say to her haters. >> i don't think anyone has ever seen what she's going to show. >>> this is so incredibly amazing. >> britney's big honor. and her date nout out. >>> we're with gwen stefani as she shakes over britney's spot many vegas. >> it's exciting! >> and -- rihanna. the fierce female cast of "ocean's 8." this is "entertainment tonight." >> it's on. >>> hi, everybody. thank you for joining us. >> we have a lot of star news to get to here tonight. it's the top story. >> actor will ferrell's frightening freeway crash. that is the comedian taking on his cell phone. as he is loaded into an ambulance late last night. officials say the 50-year-old arkter was one of four people in his suv. officials say it was sideswiped by another car. "e.t." obtained a copy of the highway patrol collision report. it indicates ferrell was wearing his seat belt at the time of the crash. we're told he's fine. he didn't suffer serious injuries. you can see will in the back

and check out the stars in the bey-hive. there's rihanna dancing in the front row.d to mimic her moves with these boomerang videos. beyonce. >> it was incredible. good for her. >> good for her? good for the world. >> good for the world. we also know why gwyneth paltrow wasn't there. it was her engagement party that included one star-studded guest list. ♪ >> gwyneth and fiance brad falchuck's big bash was a who's who of hollywood. jennifer. julia. kate. reese. and rob. just to name a few. a source tells "e.t." the party was for friends, as the couple plans to have a more intimate, small wedding at a litter date. >> will you make an effort to catch the bouquet at the wedding, jen? >> that might be a little tough. jen arrived sporting a brace on her wrist. but gwyneth was all smiles in a midriff-bearing gown for the party hosted by close pal and brad's "glee" co-creator ryan murphy. meanwhile, bestie kate hudson, pregnant and glowing, shows off her baby bump. she's expecting her first daughter with boyfriend danny fujikawa. >> congratulations on your pregnancy, kate. >

>> we play pick -- with aeniven stars. >> our tom cruise clus.aredevil on that roof top stunt that left him with a nasty ankle injury. >> i was really angry. >> at your foot? >> at myself. >> melissa mccarthy proves she can make a mean drink. our vegas mcdonald's proudly introduces our new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. they're cooked right when you order on our flat iron grill. so they're hot, full of flavor and fantastically juicy. mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ >> yeah, that is tom cruise's next mission impossible manufacture. it is due out in july, and our current sales mission, track down daredevil tom at cinema con in las vegas. she can do it, and that is where our crews make its first public appearance since that roof top stunt last summer that left him with a nasty erikle injury. >> it's ironic that you do the death-defiling stunt. and the one that, like, got you was extremely innocuous jump across the room. >> what is going through your mind when that happens? let's talk about

the nasa mission using sounds from stars to seek out new worlds. an abrupt exit for an advertising giant — sir martin sorrell steps down as the boss of wpp after 33 years. i'll be speaking to one leading expert about why his resignation could have a big impact on the ad business. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. as we've mentioned, former at the eye directorjames comey has called donald trump a dangerous and morally unfit leader. —— former fbi director. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. let's look at that story now in more detail. the former fbi directorjames comey has said he believes donald trump is morally unfit to be president. in an exclusive interview with abc news‘ george stephanopoulos, mr comey said donald trump was incapable of holding presidential office because of his constant lies, and his views on race and women. the bbc‘s chris buckler reports from washington. and bears james. he has become mor

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they were published in stars and stripes and life magazine. being published in life magazine launched my career. it gave me access to people and places for decades that most people would never have. now, my story in vietnam was truly a success story. i went in as an e-4 draftee, and shortly thereafter hired as the youngest photographer ever hired at life magazine. but like many vets in spite of my success, i came back and spent decades not talking about vietnam. as the 50th anniversary of ted approached, i began to wonder what happened to the vets i photographed as young men. by chance i learned of one veteran and reached out to him, and one led to another which led to another. i began to capture audio interviews with them in which i asked them to explain to me, tell me about way and tell me how it effected their life following it. as we approached 50th anniversary, i reached out to senior management, said there was opportunity for a historic exhibition. once they realized what we had, they seized the opportunity and put together an exhibit in

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and so "stars and stripes" very much at the beginning of the process, and in addition to "stars and stripes" we have two great sponsors. we have the national federation of the blind and we have nikon which is an unusual partnership. the blind partnership sponsoring a group as well as camera company a. and now through the technology, the blind people can see art and photographs that they can see here at the museum. but really, the premier partner in this was the newseum because they saw something that can be done here that can be seldom accomplished, looking back 50 year, and identify the people main the photographs and talk to them today and ask them how did the effects of 50 years ago affect your life in the years that have proceeded. this is my most iconic photograph. i have little memory of when i shot this or how i shot this. i remember the more tar tars co in, and having caught this, but this is the single image standing out showing a num bberf wounded marines. and in 1988, "people" magazine published this photograph and asked their readership to identify the men, and the reporter ther

this is how it works when an exoplanet passes in front of its star it blocks a small part of the star like during its transit. this tiny dip in the light level can be detected and given the regularity and the extent of the darkening astrophysicists calculate the jury. the planets orbit its math and science. telescopes at the european southern observatory in chile and nasa space telescopes used this method to discover an entire planetary system depth trappist one. this is what it means look like seven planets roughly the size of the earth and three or four of them could potentially support life. in general up there with basically i'm an optimist and i believe if there is life out there we will track it down in the next few years. on i'm really excited. this is a watershed in human history like the copernican revolution when we learned that the earth is not the center of the universe and now we will hopefully find out whether we're alone or not in the. landfill or that. she expects a breakthrough soon the james webb space telescope is due to be launched in twenty twenty a collaboration

one starring harrison ford. and. the perfect storm with george clooney and the historical epic troy with brad pitt. but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany the visiting his own comedy fear getting from one nine hundred seventy six to twenty sixteen remake features some of the country's biggest stars the plot involves four men taking revenge on a bank manager who has swindled them out of their savings. ok . yes i'm here now with wolfgang petersen thank you for comic you know. i've interviewed a number of directors and it often is the case that directors seem to have a very key film that they saw me when they were a child that are huge influence on them and change somehow the way they look at movies and the way they look at life i wonder if you have that experience i mean it was a film maybe in your childhood that a particular influence on

just another reason she is an abc 7 star. >> if you would like to nominate someone to be a star.o to our web >> time for ask ask ask a first up lawrence asks on facebook, is there a difference between a fico score and credit score. >> great question. fico is a credit score. credit score is a shorthand way to look at the credit report and decide quickly if they want to lend you money or whatever. it has several different scores. and is the most used. it comes from the companies old name. it's based here in the bay area. there are other companies with credit scores. but the fico is used 90% of the time. >> could you talk about indoor high definition antenna. >> access to local channels without cable. satellite. internet. now that's a deal. the antenna takes a single off the air and feeds it into the tv. no cost other than the antenna. if your you're on a hill or flatter are john. think in terms of the peninsula. you can get great coverage. other areas can be hit or miss. the one downside is you don't get cable. with all the options out there you can cobble together your own video s

but behind the scenes, it's 15-month-old shai who's the real star.ving val all the feels. in fact, value told us -- he's more excited to be a dad than a husband. sorry not sorry to his girlfriend jenna johnson. >> how about for you, uncle val, having baby shai here? >> it's been great. just makes it more cozy, more comfortable, more honest and more family-like. so it's been awesome. >> and you have your own baby so to speak. the little pup that looks -- i mean, she looks like a toy. >> i thought you were going to say, she looks like you. >> well, you know, they do start to look like their owners. >> also cute, so that's good. >> exactly. >> now maks, peta, and val will be in the middle of their tour when the all-athletes edition of "dancing with the stars" starts april 30th. we've just learned that figure skaters tonya harding and adam rippon will compete, as well as olympic snowboarder jamie anderson. >> i missed adam since the olympics. i need more one liners in my life. you know, that makes them part of an exclusive ballroom club that includes jer

if you go out at night and count five stars one two three four five and then one out of five stars is another sun that could have a planet like ours. and and with billions of stars in our galaxy the milky way alone . well it's just so exciting to search for life in the universe. lisa cull to neg dreams of finding life on an exoplanet like many other astro physicists the planet hunter at cornell university in the u.s. is looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack. the object of her search an exoplanet resembling earth in the so-called habitable zone of its sun well equipped water can exist on its surface. in old lake within the present we know of about three dozen planets that of the right distance from their sons not our sun but other stars and they are incredibly hard to find. one hundred earths next to each other of the diameter of the sun so we're talking about something really tiny. place bar away from us. the key to hunting down these tiny planets that could be light years away is the light from the stars they orbit modern detectors can measure the starlight with great sensi

but the advocate for the tenants should be car mel and gray star? >> they're mad at gray star. they're very mad at gray star and gray star is not here, they're not the holder of the permit, it's us. if they have an issue with gray star, i get it. but we're being penalized. >> is gray star and car -- should gray star, car mel, they in fact should be leading the charge here versus hudson pacific and google? >> that's my opinion. >> did you not reach out as the tenant and say, hey, we're taking a lot of flack from your people here, we're going in front of the board of appeals, you should have representation here to answer these questions. >> ask gray star? >> to be here in attendance. >> we have no communication with gray star at all, never have. it's all -- the arrangement between the commercial owner and the residential owners, they're the conduit of the communication. we don't usurp that and talk to gray star. we talk to hudson which is our landlord. >> and hudson is separate than -- does gray star work for hudson? >> no, gray star and carmel have their own unit on top of the b

we're both pop stars. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> for all you know in america, i'm a huge pop star. ♪ mehe roof ♪ you don't believe us? here's some proof. jessica wanted to introduce me to a genuine australian treat that she called a top. it wasn't nothing but a drum stick. isn't that cute? i think i'm going to like it here. >> yeah. >> sorry. let me say it so you understand it. oh, i think i'm going to like it here. [ laughter ] >> do i really sound like that? >> no. new best friend, check. so i hopped on a plane and went to kangaroo island off the coast of adelaide to find out if their mayor is a kangaroo. let's get fuzzy. i'm here with my friend, matt wright, crocodile wrangler. [ laughter ] i'm going to touch him. >> yeah, go ahead. >> i feel scared. >> no, you'll be fine. [ laughter ] >> you butt-head. >> feel him under here. >> i will not. i need consent. [ laughter ] >> let's go see some fluffy things. >> let's go see some fluffy things. sorry, dude. [ laughter ] ♪ you'll never guess what we found on kangaroo island. kangaroos! so what kind of kangaroos are these? >> so these are

the birth of the stars the book form the book the be.live concerts every weekend except european concerts. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain the different realities. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of this. is not often i work at the nobody. claims. was. playing. all we can be the generation that ends it so good malaria must done so millions can live. police in the usa issues had you tube headquarters in northern california is dead the female suspect was found dead in the building with a soft inflicted wound for people not being treated for gunshot injuries at san francisco general hospital one of them is critical. a german prosecutor has aust a court to

. >> you're the star that won't quit.re two of my three sons and i was trying to embarrass them and they were pretty humiliated. >> that's -- you were on vacation in new zealand. you know who does a dance like that and you remind me of him when you do it? the rock. >> the rock. i've been compared to him my entire life. >> when you do dance you have a signature move? >> i'm -- my signature dance move is watching people dance and judging them. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. >> i'm not really -- i'm not really somebody who likes to stand up so -- [ laughter ] i respect people who dance. i think these dancers are very impressive but i'm more of a watcher unless there's an opportunity for me to embarrass my 12-year-old son. >> woe all take that opportunity to embarrass our kids. you're right about that. we want to check on your wife. how is she doing? >> she's doing great. thank you. [ applause ] she's -- you know, you can't really have a tumor removed from your brain and be 100% but her 80% is like a normal human's 100% s

which internationally known stars have you met here. as here in berlin as for the front a lot of us and german film stars come to the most famous ones were perhaps steven spielberg tarantino tom hanks and they came onto the stage here and said how much they like this cinema he told the disc you know from the top most are good that's all palates oprah lost is quite an institution in berlin is there anything left of its old flare. when i started so past was germany's number one cinema we still screams newsreels and we had all the premiers with sophie and iran and gregory peck on the red comment was in all the major us stars were here and we kept a lot. the flambe from the fifty's and sixty's to have it is a listed building on that and we have modern technology and that's a fascinating mix a little she has a mix and. that's why this. every year around three hundred films are shot in berlin and kokkinakis of chick takes film fans to famous locations. he had so much to the south of here for instance this was also a film location and it's har