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. >> andrea the design physicist at the lawrence livermore national laboratory. he principal designer of an experiment. the produced nuclear fusion ignition in the lab for the very first time crutcher. explain to us, you know how they conduct the nuclear fusion to provide clean energy. >> so the current power plants vision, which splits apart large adams. and here we're fusing them together and the advantage of fusion versus fission is it's a clean energy. sources know long lived radioactive and quiet. a small fraction of initial feel can output quite a bit more energy. but the challenge is getting to the extreme conditions needed to fuse the adams together. and so current plans, it's a lot easier to get the adams to split apart here. it's very difficult to get them to fuse together. >> wow. sounds amazing. time magazine says that tech richards insights helped bring about the first ever controlled fusion ignition. back in december of 2022. holy grail. in physics research that had eluded scientists for decades. and another step on the road to fusion power. >> up ne

there's a picture, andrea, any creature is a design physicist at the lawrence livermore national laboratory. and she was recognized for being the principal designer for december's experiment, which if you remember produced nuclear fusion in a laboratory for the first time, the first of its kind of breakthrough is considered a major step toward a net 0 carbon economy. crutcher will be honored at the time 100 summit and gala which is set to take place next week in new york city. >> time now, 6.14, and we want to get a look at the weather and we're seeing that things are going to really start warming up today. that's kind of nice. john already looks out there. a little cool of that. yeah, definitely still cool. but looks great for sure. and with that sunshine that we're starting to tap into more and more temperatures are about to be warming up a little bit by little bit. setting us up for an afternoon in the 60's for most areas, golden gate bridge got clear skies out there. no fog whatsoever. this morning, we're in the transition between a dip in the jet stream across the west coast, which i'v

the world. andrea kutcher is a design physicist at lawrence livermore, national laboratory. >> she's the principal designer of an experiment that recently produced nuclear fusion ignition in a lab for the first time crutcher. explain to us how they conducted the nuclear fusion too. provide clean energy. >> so the current power plants vision, which splits apart large adams. and here we're fusing them together and the advantage of fusion versus vision is it's a clean energy. sources know long lived radioactive and quiet. a small fraction of initial feel can output quite a bit more energy. but the challenge is getting to the extreme conditions needed to fuse the adams together. and so current plans, it's a lot easier to get the adams to split apart here. it's very difficult to get them to fuse together. >> so congratulations to her. the magazine says that creatures in size help to bring about the first ever controlled fusion ignition. that was back in december of last year. a holy grail and physics research that had eluded scientists for decares. and another step on the road to fusion power. >> in an

the world. andrea catcher is a design physicist at lawrence livermore. national laboratory. he principal designer of an experiment that produced nuclear fusion ignition in a laboratory for the first time crutcher explains to us how they conduct to the nuclear fusion to provide clean energy. >> so the current power plants use vision, which splits apart large adams. and here we're fusing them together and the advantage of fusion versus vision is it's a clean energy source is no long lived. radioactive and quiet. a small fraction of initial feel can output quite a bit more energy. but the challenge is getting to the extreme conditions needed to fuse the adams together. and so current plans, it's a lot easier to get the adams to split apart here. it's very difficult to get them to fuse together. >> time magazine said cry chirs in size. help to bring about the first ever controlled fusion ignition. in december 2022. a holy grail in physics research that had eluded scientists for decades. and another step on the road to fusion power. >> we'll be right back after this break. 4.55. l

the world. andrea crutcher is a design physicist at lawrence livermore, national laboratory. he principal designer of the recent experiment that produced nuclear fusion ignition in a laboratory for the first time ever richer. explain to us how she conducted the nuclear fusion to provide clean energy. >> so the power plants use vision, which splits apart large adams and here we're fusing them together and the advantage of fusion versus vision is it's a clean energy source is no long lived. radioactive and quiet. a small fraction of initial feel can output quite a bit more energy. but the challenge is getting to the extreme conditions needed to fuse the adams together. and so current plans, it's a lot easier to get the items to split apart here. it's very difficult to get them to fuse together. >> good for her. time magazine says in december last year, crutcher's insights helped to bring about the first-ever controlled fusion ignition. holy grail. in physics, research set had eluded scientists for decades and another step on the road to fusion power. >> still ahead tonight, at 8

the world of 2023. yeah, andrea kreiter is a design physicist lawrence livermore. national laboratorythe principal designer of an experiment that produce nuclear fusion ignition. >> in a way that had never been done before. and so we want chat with her about that. good morning. thank you so much for joining us at. yeah, good morning and thanks for having me, ok, so here's your toughest assignment of the morning. explain this in terms i can yeah. so what we're doing here is we're essentially creating miniature stars in the laboratory by squeezing fusion. feel. >> to really extreme conditions. and we do this by blowing up targets with giant lasers. so so imagine the cooler job going to say basically the coolest job on earth. all right. as the sci-fi nerd, i'g excited because this is bringing what once was science fiction closer and closer to reality, which is really exciting. why? why do you want to make stars? so what do you do with that? what what what's the point? yeah. great questions of the goal here is to generate fusion energy from these stars and to generate more energy than wha

the world. andrea, any creature is a design physicist at lawrence livermore, national laboratory. she was recognized for being the principal designer for december's experiment which produced nuclear fusion ignition in a laboratory for the very first time. the first of its kind breakthrough is considered a major step toward a net 0 carbon economy. crutcher will be honored at the time 100 summit and gala next week in new york city. >> the daily lineup for this year's outside lands music festival has been released. grammy award-winning rapper kendrick lamar is set to headline the first night of the festival. the foo fighters will headline the main stage saturday morning. and does it sound right? and electronic music duo odessa will close out the festival on sunday. single day. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 o'clock. now the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at downtown san francisco tonight. britney is here let us know about the warm-up ahead. yeah. accepted for that woman has been kind of chilly the past couple of days. a little bit of a roller coaster. >> as we take a lo

the list alongside celebrities and world leaders. andrea kritcher is a design physicist at lawrence livermore national laboratory and has been named to00 of the most influential people over the world. she was the principal designer for an experiment that produced nuclear fusion ignition in a lab for the first time. annie: the result and the recognition it is gettin entire world for the benefit of science is the highlight of my career. reggie: she joins notables on the list including janet yellen, king charles and brittney griner. time studios and abc are bringing people inside of the time100 gala for the first time with a special, which will be streaming on hulu and disney plus starting on sunday. come on jennifer coolidge, take that cover. kumasi: yes. reggie: bed, bath and a bonus sale, the brand offering up a big batch of deals. >> i do not think yosemite has seen this volume of water since hi norma's flood. -- since a huge flood. kumasi: scenic and iconic, appropriate words to describe yosemite, but the hidden dangers announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie: the passiona

the laboratory. >> her work landed her on a list that includes world leaders, orioles and celebrities. she is a design physicist at lawrence livermoreoratory. designer for an experiment last december that produced nuclear fusion ignition in a laboratory that created more energy than it used for the first time. >> the results and the recognition the result is getting to the entire world for the benefits of science is really the highlight of my career. >> she joins notables on the list including janet yellen, king charles and brittney griner. >> time studios>> and abc are bringing people inside the time 100 awards gala for the first time with the special time 100, the world's most influential people. it will be streaming on hulu and disney plus starting on sunday. >> one glaring omission, sandhya patel. >> how did that happen? i'll pay you both off later for saying that. let me show you a life picture from our east bay hills camera. when notice the sun a shining. it is a beautiful day today if you like the warmth. if you don't head to the coast because you can see it is summerlike fog. i want to show you a important message here in ca

the world. any culture is a design physicists at lawrence livermore national laboratory who played a key role inyear. her expertise help engineers create the first ever fusion reaction in a laboratory that produced more energy than it took to start the reaction. so it's sort of analogous to a wright brothers moment where we know now nothing has fundamentally limiting getting fusion energy out in a controlled laboratory setting. um so at the nif. it's a research facility and we're going to continue to study these plasma studied. these stars try to increase the amount of fusion energy output. um and there's many private public partnerships and many different approaches that are all sort of energized by this result, and so we're going to continue to push on all fronts. the milestone is considered an important step toward creating limitless clean energy. layoffs at espn are expected to start next week. a second wave of job cuts this year for disney espn parent company will include managers, even some on air personalities. disney plans to cut 7000 jobs in three phases this year, according to reports.

the world and creatures. a design physicist at lawrence livermore national laboratory. she played a key role in a recent major nuclear fusion breakthrough. last year. creatures expertise help engineers create the first ever fusion reaction in a laboratory that produced more energy than it took to start the reaction. so it's sort of analogous to a wright brothers moment where we know now nothing has fundamentally limited and getting fusion energy out in a controlled laboratory setting. um so at the nif. it's a research facility and we're going to continue to study these plasma studied. these stars try to increase the amount of fusion energy output. um and there's many private public partnerships and many different approaches that are all sort of energized by this result, and so we're going to continue to push on all fronts. milestone is considered an important step toward creating limitless, clean, energy, old defunct satellite fell to earth earlier this week over the sahara desert. the £660 spacecraft was once used to study the sun necessary. most of the spacecraft likel