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the sun. what's the satellite we're sending tomorrow going to do that's different? >> this satellite is going to be to a place and see a vantage of the sun we haven't seen before. it's the sun's polar regions. just like on earth, the sun has poles, too. normally when we send spaceaft to steady the sun they orbit in line with the planets. the planets all orbit in the same plane, flat disk. but getting to the poles is really hard because they're at an angle. thp particular spacecraft is going to get intt angular orbit and really get the first upclose look tiananmen poles that we've ever seen. >> sreenivasan: loren grush from "the verge", thank you for >> thank you for aving me. >> senivasan: the mississippi delta is one of americqus most picturand economically important regions. but the changesumans have made it, made worse by climate change, have shaken up coastal wildlife and seafood supplies. newshour weekend special correspondent josh landis has our story. it's part of our initiative, "peril and pmise: e challenge of cprmate change," uced in partnership with nexus media news. >> reporter: debbie fountain and her husband are oyster farmers in the gulf of mexico. restaurants

the key role played by our sun it provides the earth with heat and light the sun the rich diversity of life on earth would never have developed. different peoples throughout human history have worshipped the sun and brought sacrificial gifts to win its favor. the sun also marks the progression from morning till night its course is a more accurate measure of days than the moon and of the seasons. in this way it served humanity as a compass in time. in the 16th century polish astronomer nicholas copernicus placed the sun rather than the earth at the center of the universe that led to a show. shift in thinking and sober physics took on a new significance. but we had to wait for human made satellites to reveal just how influential our sun earns it ejects a steady stream of charged particles into space known as the soul move around. at the edges of our solar system this stream forms an enormous protective bubble that shields earth and the other planets from cosmic radiation emitted by the rest of the milky way. these solar wind can protect us but they can also be destructive. when massive spikes of radiation emitted by the sun reach the earth they not only pose a danger to the satellites in orbit.

the sun it rotates underneath us, so we see parts coming back. but solar orbiter will get to hover over one section and really see how it develops. because it's taking photographs of the sun and the sunlose to the sun as other spacecraft. it's hanging a bit further back, 42 million kilometres away. and there it will use telescopes to take pictures through the heat shield, a heat shield which is partially made of baked animal bones. it's there to help solar orbiter withstand temperatures of up to 600 celsius. that is 1,112 farenheit. it's very important to keep solar orbiter and the instruments as clean as possible, and when there's dust on the lenses of the telescopes, when you expose that to the sun it effectively bakes those particles onto the lenses. once you start doing that you are losing science, so it's essential to keep those instruments as clean as possible. by measuring and capturing images at the same time, solar orbiter is really going to give us a good understanding of how the sun behaves, and how that can affect the technology we use here on earth. in today's world, with all our technology, a coronal mass ejection happens on the sun and affects us here on earth. it's go

the sun's core as a furnace converting hydrogen into helium it takes more than 100000 years for the radiation produced to reach the sun's surface. the temperature there is $6000.00 degrees celcius for a cooler than the sun's atmosphere at a 1000000 degrees the corona can be seen with the naked eye during a total eclipse. our sun has been shining bright for around 4 and a half 1000000000 years despite its spectacular characteristics it's just another normal star like countless others in the milky way. once its hydrogen has completely burned out the sun will expand and become what's known as a red giant by then it will of turned earth into a dead planet. since time immemorial human beings have understood the key role played by our sun it provides the earth with heat and light with all the sun the rich diversity of life on earth would never have developed. different peoples throughout human history have worshipped the sun and brought sacrificial gifts to win its favor. the sun also marks the progression from morning till night its course is a more accurate measure of days than the moon and of the seasons. in this way it served humanity as a compass in time. in the 16th century polish astronomer nicholas cope

the power of forwards. where i come from i never saw the sun where they. have gone up in brazil the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it's masculine wheni moved to germany as a 10 year old i wanted to come to it on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because in germany the son whose family didn't. seem to now but the side of a good listener side with the pony tail instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how they would shape thinking how definitions are not only a mental image just put our whole 1st steps of the role. inside take my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist a mystery talent and i use my words to help with intercultural understanding my name is the one where you and i work and to town people. have a bit of. this is deja vu news live from berlin hundreds of passengers leave a cruise ship headed by the corona virus in japan but was the decision to detain passengers in the 1st place by mistake. also coming up lucky to be alive despite the dangers many people are still trying to reach europe in overcrowded boats we have a special report from a rescue ship that's

the power of sports. where i come from i never saw the sun where it could. have gone up in brazil the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i was 2nd to him on t.v. and that would say how i see the world because in germany the son put his family in . the same in now but the side of a good listener so i was upon the tape instead of a deep voice exterminate the guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shakes thinking how definitions of i'm not only mentality may just put our whole perception of the world. does inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to help with intercultural understanding my name is earl and i'm away and i work and to tell people. history was made at the oscars in hollywood when the 1st non english language film ever won best picture and pulled off a sweep of the top awards also coming up. snow and ice are transformed into frozen arts at the annual ice sculpture festival in the dutch town of. having its biggest year ever. and in our series 100 german must reads the architect by stefan harm

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the sun came up, the first verse came to me. ♪ karen sees the silver sun >> karen sees the silver sun, walk away and watch it shine.> reporter: did you say, karen, do you like that song? >> i may well. >> reporter: the memoir is called "break shot." >> a lot of pool ball games start with a break shot. you just smack that triangle of balls and they go off in all different directions. but what that refers to is that there was a moment in my life and my family's life and in the popular culture and we just jumped the tracks all at once. >> reporter: what happened? >> you know, my father's alcoholism i think reached a peak, and that happened, you know, that led to my folks breaking up. and i was i think a very sensitive kid and was away at school, deeply unhappy. so i left school and went to a psychiatric hospital in boston called mclane and spent ten months there. >> reporter: a turbulent time for a very young james taylor, but a remarkably creative one. pain and longing finding its way into his songs. ♪ just yesterday morning they let me know you were gone ♪ >> reporter: before he was 22 heed been signed by the beatle

sun has begun. and lift up all hours. of the solar probe a joint u.s. and european project to go from florida on sunday the $1500000000.00 vehicle would get close enough to see the sun to pass the sun's atmosphere but it is set see take photos of the sun'sul's something that's never been done before. but still to come here on al-jazeera we'll have the sports for you and the world number 229 was too good for a major champion. we're . is saying to this poor here's farah how i thank you so much internal and had made a big move in the italian league title race they won a spectacular milan darby to go on top of syria amazing advances as leaders david stokes reports. the mondavi is one of the biggest games in world football but this one had added spice into it knew that victory would put the top it was a see who struck 1st revitalise since last sunday behave a bitch rejoin the club last month he set up county rubbish the goal. and then the swede himself headed in to make it to nil just before the break i see maybe 10 to the table but since last 100 turn to italy they've gone to beaten in the league and reached the semifinals of the cup or italia and it looked like the run would continue but whatever enters coach antonio county said at half ti

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the name gives it away. solar orbiter. it is towards the sun. there is a reason for that, the scientists want to study the sun's weather patterns. they want to know what happens when the sunlions of matter particles affecting live here on earth. the spacecraft will be dispatch on an atlas rocket. gill six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. and liftoff. solar orbiter, an international collaboration to give us new energies and better understanding of our life—giving staff. —— star. understanding of our life-giving staff. -- star. the rocket itself will get towards the sun and get within 26 million miles of the sun's surface. that counts as close. closer than the planet mercury where temperatures are searing. to survive, the probe will have to work from behind a large titanium shield. we will keep an eye on that rocket as it heads towards the sun. we can now speak to award winning journalist and producer kj matthews who's been covering and tweeting the oscars all evening. kj, how are you? what has been a highlight so far? the director bring john who just won for best director. you will not believe, that is the first timea not believe, that is the first time a film and filmm

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the interior of the sun, how the energy leaks important role.ic fields play an i think there's a real chance for a breakthrough in our understandinro of the sun solar orbiter. reporter: the journey to the sun be easy and it will take two years for solar orbiter to get into prime position. but once it' there, the secrets of our sr will finally be revealed. bbcews. ♪[music] >> international agencs in the u.n. are warning that up to six million people in yemen are being denied aid because rebels are stopping its package. they have been fighting the years.ment for the last phi five our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, has been given rare access to the country. here's her report. reporter: the front line of hunger. this i yemen's northwest. lives broken by war and want of everything. at a u.n. food, handout anger exposed. [yelling reporter: hungry, hungry, this man shouts. his friend says, we don't have houses. we don't have anything. now even this aid may be at risk. the stop of a suspension, we're scaling back inesponse to unprecedented houti obstruction. >> there are literally millions of people who need assistance across all of yemen, who are not receivins because of bureaucr

the spokesman is david keith at harvard. they are putting materials in spraymosphere to ashinum, barium, colefly with arsenic in it to block the sun. host: what is the purpose of locking the sun? -- blocking the sun: it is part of the environmental issues of global "warming." they are globally engineering the upper atmosphere because they want to block the sun. they think it's a global warming issue. we are seeing things happening in florida where the rain cycle and everything is totally off. there is a 30% decline in birds. if you google these issues, the new york times has spoken about it. it used to be considered a conspiracy theory. people thought they were contrails. they are these chemical trails that become clouds but they are literally trying to block the sun. it is affecting the insects, the pollination, bees. the information is out there and we are paying for this but nobody is talking about it. rhode island has banned it. on boardr states are with it because they think it is going to stop global warming. i am seeing completely negative effects beside the health effects. host: campbellsville, kentucky, brenda on the republican line. caller: my big concern is the drugs in the country. i

the sun. it kill capture the first pictures of the sun's poles. the solar orbiter will join with nasa's parker solar probe launched one and a half years ago to study the sun. >>> new york city police are targeted in separate attacks. >>> lindsey graham issues a warning about russian propaganda. those are southeast headlines on the morning newsstands. >>> south carolina senator lindsey graham appeared on cbs's "face the nation". the chairman of the senate judiciary committee said the justice department has a new process that will allow president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani to submit information he collected in ukraine to be vetted. giuliani met with former ukrainian prosecutors late last year. they claim to have knowledge of unsubstantiated wrong doings by former vice president joe biden and his son hunter. in december giuliani said he planned to draft a report of his findings for congressional republicans and the attorney general. >> if rudy giuliani has any information coming out of the ukraine he needs to turn it over to the department of justice because it could be russian propaganda. >> graham defended president trump's decision to fire li

grid we can hanna's energy from the sun or you and the sun is free is the power of nature you don't have to pay anything all you need to do is get the parts that convert sun into power and install them and you're protecting the environment or it was amazing that the prolific innovator shares his knowledge and passion with others a few years ago he co-founded the trendy social innovation center in the city of i will share here he and other staff members of our what shops and develop new ideas like using recycled materials to construct a wheelchair project manager jonathan z. that is here every day he and bennett can we are regularly consult on technical issues. 20 is a social innovation center that seeks to empower the community to solve their own local challenges using local police. the community can feel that we don't have we don't import this knowledge or these things from outside these are the things that we have we use them at home that we find in the local shops that can help us. many of the contracts come from farmers asking for example if it might be possible to construct a machine that planted siblings directly in the sewing planted and other inve

the european space agency. it will take two years to reach the sun and begin its orbit. researchers say the probe will send back 3d images of the sun and send back reports on the sun's magneticsphere. >>> a british airways flight from new york to london broke the record for the fastest commercial flight time for that route. according to flight tracking services the boeing 747 reached top speeds of more than 800 miles per hour. landing at london's heathrow airport yesterday in 4 hours and 56 minutes. that's fast. that flight dipically takes about 6 hours and 13 minutes. the record time was due to strong tail winds essentially pushing the plane from a severe storm over the atlantic. so you know, probably didn't have to gun the engine as lot after doing that flight. >>> general motors is recalling thousands of pickup trucks today. gm says the recall affects 148,000 2019 chevrolet and gmc trucks. the problem is happening on vehicles that are said to be fixed in december's recall of the same truck. no injuries or crashes related to the problem have been reported. >>> the nevada dmv has pulled parallel parking from its skills test for drivers. agency says it will still test for pa

the sun has begun. and liftoff of r.'s $1500000000.00 solar won't get close enough to pass the sun's. a spare but it is. state voters the sun's poles something that's never been done before. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines turkey says syrian government forces have killed 5 of its soldiers in northwestern ill of syrian government troops attacked their military post there turkey says it has retaliated earlier syrian opposition forces began a military offensive to push 8 regime troops a team of w.h.o. expert says arrives in china to investigate the coronavirus i break the global death toll from the illness has reached 910 china announced 97 more deaths on sunday the biggest single day increase since the epidemic began the chinese president xi jinping has appeared on state television for the 1st time in several days where he reaffirms china's commitment to containing the corona virus outbreak the woman designated to replace german chancellor angela merkel has unexpectedly quits as leader of the governing c.d.u. party and a great scrap karrenbauer is stepping down amid a crisis over at the session by regional repres

the sun and getting pictures frorom the sun and the spores. from that distance. so first of all these mission is about science this is fundamemental research e want to learn how the sun works. and how the solar wind and the eruptions will work.k. noww from the practicalal pointf viview there i is also. the fact that- we always have problems during- options we might have problems during your options with. our telecommunications with. possible blackouts energetic blackouts don't discuss h happened in ththe pas. and we want to prevent this. in order to prevent it we have to understand i'm very well in. the summer x. okay. that might make sense to you to me make a little sense i'm being honest nonow because- i count myself as one of those ignorant people regarding these things my questions may seemm very simple- but i think maybe other people might. appreciate them as well. the sun has poles. i didn't know that and tell us more about these polls why is it important to locate them. so you know just like the air send all planets and the sun is a huge sphere. that is turning its rotating around itsts center so it does have pulled the north pole and the south pole. and we ha

the sun. the spacecraft will come so close to the sun that special measures have been taken to make sure it can withstand the heat, as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. incredible images of the sun our star is about to get much better. this is solar orbiter, it is jam—packed with instruments and will take images from closer to the sun then any spacecraft has before. temperatures will reach 500 degrees which has meant using of unexpected materials. obviously it gets extremely hot. we had to develop special technologies and coatings for the spacecraft because the environment is going to be so hostile. one of the coatings we had to develop was based on baked animal bones and that is at the front of the heat shield to stop it from getting too hot. solar orbiter has a long and difficult journey ahead. after leaving the earth, it will take about two years to get into prime position, orbiting closer than the planet mercury to the sun, but every time the spacecraft passes behind our star, it will lose contact for weeks — and if anything goes wrong, it could be burned to a crisp. but gradually the spacecraft will lift its position, letting us see the sun's poles for the first time. what

the sun, how the energy leaks out, how magnetic fields play an important role. i think there is a real chance of a breakthrough in our understanding of the sun from solar orbiter. the journey to the sunhe country. we built the overall mission, so airbus uk had the overall control over the mission, delivered in partnership with the european space agency — it's a european space agency mission, and we are part of that organisation. also, we were the real brains behind the mission. four out of the ten instruments were led by uk scientists, so we really were totally driving on the agenda here. tell us more about the instruments then, we got the sense from rebecca that one of the drivers for this mission is to protect some of the kit that drives comms and other things in a space? yeah, that's right. it's incredible, really, because the sun is so important, it the engine house of our whole solar system, and yet, there is so much that we still don't know about it. so this mission will give us unprecedented detail on the surface on the sun, and it will also tell us about the magnetic field. if you put those together, you can start to understand when and how these big eruptions happen from the

the sun, how the energy leaks out, how magnetic fields play an important role. i think there's a real chance for a breakthrough in our understanding of the sun from solar orbiter. the journey to the sunyears for solar orbiter to get into prime position. but once it's there the secrets of our star will finally be revealed. rebecca morelle, bbc news. four more families have told bbc news their babies died because of poor care at an nhs trust which has been severely criticised for its maternity services. the families say their babies would have survived had east kent hospitals trust provided better care. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. the joyous scans of a growing baby, but reid shaw was stillborn last november on the day he was due, and outcome his parents say was wholly avoidable. they should have asked us to come in that night. if they'd had induced me that night, he would have been here, 100%. his parents had called at oeqm hospital in margate at 1:10am, as kirsty was in pain and their son's movements had noticeably changed. she was advised to take painkillers and go to bed. 16 hours later, she called again and was invited in this time, where staff disc

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the closest picture we've ever seen of the sun. it's the size of a u-haul truck. it carries 10 different instruments to carry pictures of the sun. this could provide questions about the sunsy cycle. >> nasa will return to the moon, mars and beyond. solar orbiter is joining our fleet and it is critical. >> it will take two years to reach the orbit around the sun. it is launching at 8 pm tonight. >>> the 92nd annual academy awards in hollywood. the finishing touches are being put on the event. joker, once upon a time and 1917 are expected to be receiving awards. if parasite wins best picture it will be the first foreign film ever to win the award. >> it could take it all. the first time in history, 11 times best foreign films have been nominated but they have never won best picture. never have they won the big prize. >> the award show kicks off at 5 pm in la. >>> we are following developing news this morning in san francisco. of federal agent was involved in a shooting. the fbi is involved. we will have a live report coming up. >> and what a night. it was very busy and colorful as thousands gathered in san francisco for the chinese new year parade. we had great weather and

sun. cam showing you that we have the sun slowly setting on our horizon. we are in store for a lot of sunshine over the next couple of days. that sun is going down at 5:56 p.m. this ooerevening. fast forward two weeks today, daylight savings time begin. two months from today, sunset gets closer to 8:00 p.m. daylight hours are growing and growing each day. numbers right now it is a cool end for the weekend. 57 in the city. 56 in hayward and 55 at gilroy. live doppler 7, our storm track has been the past several weeks well to the north. where the presip is portland and seattle it is going to stay there. california we are talking about that high pressure still in control. that means sunshine on the way and also warmer weather: over night tonight we'll see mainly clear skies. temperatures dipping into the 30s. a cool start for some. we'll settle into the mid-40s the next 12 hours. early tomorrow morning at 5:00 in the morning to some patchy fog around the bay shoreline, nothing too intense and really burns off by 8:00 in the morning. much of tomorrow is sunshine from start to finish and a warmer afternoon on the way. highs tomorrow, en

the interior of the sun, how the energy leaks out, how magnetic fields play an important role. i think there's a real chance for a breakthrough in ourunderstanding of the sun from solar orbiter. the journey to the sunition. but once it's there, the secrets of our star will finally be revealed. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the only time we will see the sun for a while i think. nick miller. you will tell me about the jet nick miller. you will tell me about thejet i guess. nick miller. you will tell me about the jet i guess. absolutely, last week we were talking about how powerful the jet stream was going to be in pushing storm ciara towards the uk. all the elements of that. but something else about the jet stream which happened over the weekend, which carried storm ciara. a lot of people yesterday and into today have been dealing with journeys which have lasted longer than usual or perhaps not happened at all because of storm ciara. the jet stream here, this is the image as it was on sunday morning, particularly powerful now. normally you can get wind speeds along the jet stream, flowing around 200 mph or so, six or jet stream, flowing around 200 mph of so, six or seven jet stream, flowing around 200 m

the sun. and i saw it and was like, what? from far away the sun is a beautiful hot ball of glowing gases whose gravity holds the solar system together. but up close the sunhing but a big old ashy leg [ laughter ] hey astronauts, the next time you go up there bring some lotion [ laughter ] then beyonce came out with a new line of clothes. and i was like, what then she sent her famous friends giant boxes of the clothes and i was like, what that is so cool. hey, seth did you get a big old box of clothes from beyonce? >> seth: i think you know i did not. [ laughter ] >> so then, soon after - [ laughter ] people started noticing how the line of clothing resembled uniforms at popeye's and i looked at the similarities and i was like, what a coincidence! then popeye's came out with its own line of clothing that looks a lot like beyonce's fashion line and i was like, what popeye's [ laughter ] i'm a size medium. [ laughter and applause then presidential candidate michael bloomberg met a dog for what i guess was the first time. and this happened. [ laughter and applause >> i was like, what? did this billionaire just try to shake a dog's mouth? [ laughter ] have yo

the sun, how the energy leaks out, how magnetic fields play an important role. i think there's a real chance for a breakthrough in our understanding of the sun from solar orbiter. the journey to the sunness world records entry for the largest aerial firework has been broken — in the united states. the firework was launched on saturday from a steel tube buried in the side of emerald mountain in colorado. it weighed 2,800lbs and measured 62 inches long. it went off with an explosion of light followed by a dazzling display. the previous record was set off in the united arab emirates in 2018 with a firework weighing 2,397 pounds. it should be practice has been closed temporarily after a member of staff tested positive for coronavirus. and is on its extremist purposely cleared of putting it sort attack on police officers note convicted of plotting to attack tourist hotspots. store ciara... history was made at the oscars last night — where for the first time in the awards' 92 year history — a foreign language film won best picture. the south korean black comedy, ‘parasite', picked up a host of other awards too, including best director. our arts editor will gompertz reports. and the oscar g