but the moon, there's a lot to be there. why go to the moon when you have texas? there is so much space in texas. [cheering and applause] texas is our moon. i think. it has space. kat: i have no desire to go to the moon. i have a very hard time getting myself to even leave my apartment at all. plus, the moon sucks. jeff bezos knows it and that's why he's trying to sell it so hard. there's nothing to do on the moon. the only people that are going to go will be space nerds so the whole thing will be full of spacers and i don't to be there when there is nothing to do and no one but space birds to do nothing with. sound like the worst idea ever. greg: you don't like spacers. kat: i sure don't, greg. greg: that's a neat candy to sell on the moon. space nerds. >> i'll tell you one thing. there are more stars in the sky then there are grains of sand. then there are grains of sand. tyrus: and craters in the moon you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail l

until trump gets up there and build the moon lago. ery least the moon will need a good romo. >> we had not been back to the moon since 1972 and asked if we ever went in the first place but in 2418 the moon will be awesome. someone has to go first. pony up to space, cowboy. you will get unlimited access. pack everything, nowhere, don't care. with 60% of earth's gravity you will experience weightlessness. plus, with no atmosphere to block the sun you get a better base then -- don't think about it anymore, sign up today. [cheering and applause] greg: rob, let's face it that this is about war. you got a great vantage point to launch stuff that countries you don't like. >> that sounds great. greg: i know. >> i thought it be more of an amazon thing that you would go to the moon and see other planets you might like but -- it's a fulfillment center. greg: that's what it is that you know a month after people will be the moon that have a specific human culture and they don't want new moon comers and in other people on the moon will say we are al

ask your doctor about vraylar. >> greg: is he over the moon about the moon? if that's his real name, recently laid out a plan to use his space venture to set up a moon base. the long p game, to pave the way for millions of people to work in a space as his slaves. i added that. he said thanks to deposits that could be mined for oxygen to rocket fuel, we could relocate industrial activity there. he adds it will start to be easier to do a lot of things we currently do on earth in space and it wille the planet better. really? until trump gets up there and buildsel a moon-a-lago. they could use a good promo. >> we haven't been to the moon in 1972, that's if we ever went o.in the first place. but life on the moon is awesome. that would mean someone has to go first. pony up, space cowboy. ceyou'll get unlimited access to -- >> a wast wasteland of zero breatheable oxygen. >> pack everything. no air? don't care. there are perks like -- >> instant weight loss and long-term loss of bone density. >> plus, you'll get a better base than -- >> george hamilton. >> sign up to

and that the soviet union be ready to be around the moon. that is a big part but the other incredible aspect that you will booted to to be filled with ugliness so this flight came around christmas time so in a sense you could not have planned better and. >> no. you could make the argument he has asked the nation of martin 13 there was violence in the streets the democratic convention everybody is torn against everybody else. but here nasa is proposing the launchpad with just four months preparation when it or 18.ake 12 to be such at marriott are so profound. and then begging them not to do it. and that represents what the country was thinking and this has been such a terrible year for all of us. but one day just to take a breath please don't do this. if they have every possibility they would nobody would ever look at the moon or christmas the same way.. >> and then in that book now we tend to think of tom hanks had some problems but and thinking about the airplane flight it was so astonishingly dangerous. because we do seem to take for grante

the moon. >> six and a half years ago, john f. kennedy set this nation on the course to the moon. re on which man has ever embarked. >> the engines are on. four, three, two, one. zero. we have liftoff. what a beautiful flight. man perhaps on the way to the moon if all continues to go well. >> it seemed almost unbelievable the nation collectively held its breath, worrying about, are they going to make it? what happens to the astronauts, to the space program if they don't? such a miraculous thing, it's against the odds. but maybe. maybe we can make it. >> apollo, we have good picture. >> this is coming to you halfway from between the moon and the earth. we have less than 40 hours left to go to the moon. >> they actually arrived at the moon on christmas eve. in order to get into lunar orbit, they have to fire the engine on the far side of the moon where there's no radio contact with mission control. >> apollo 8 will be moving backwards with that engine maneuver. it will slow them down from 5,700 to 3,700 miles per hour. they'll have put themselves into lunar orbit, the first men in hi

soledad: bezos says the moon is ripe for colonization. announcer: are you up for a lunar -- [no audio] people - with cameras and a eake s. but the people watching - are far, far away. and what )s next after a hot weekend? kari )s updated forecast ahead f the new week. )today in the bay ) - monday - 4:30 to soledad: amazon founder jeff bezos says it's time for the u.s. to go back to the moon, but this time, we should stay. bezos says the moon is ripe for colonization with sunlight for energy and ice under the surface that could be turned into water, air, even rocket fuel. he says the earth is convenient for humans right now, but two survive, humans will eventually have to leave in a few decades. his spaceflight company called blue origin wants to build a lunar lander in rshipartnewith bezos says if nasa ops out, he is still going to move forward with moon colonization. he is funding his ambitions with his own money and says he will keep going until somebody else picks up the ball or he is broke, which is highly unlikely, considering his net

>> the chinese stated they want to put their flag on the moon. ant to make sure the united states is not too far behind. neil: do they want to stop there? the moon fixation, amazes me, if you've been there, done that, conquered that 40 years ago, shouldn't we aim higher or no? >> the goal of nasa now, the new directive, space policy directive number one is use the moon as stepping stone for something bigger and mars, quote beyond. that may mean mining the asteroid belt. google billionaires are behin something called planetary resources where you can lasso an asteroid in space, bring it down-to-earth you could get up to trillion dollars in platinum-based metals and rare earth elements. they see a new gold rush. a new poe nance is a in outer space-- bonanza in outer space that could pay for the bills for the missions to moon and to mars. neil: the russians were concerned enough about it to want more information on it. and there is this talk that maybe all these superpowers that are interested in exploring space have other motives in mind. what do yo

news we're back at the top of the hour with more world news for sea of the. moon. and gemini which. any time any place. video now that. we have to fill by the beatles. songs to sing along to download to see this to come to you from super. to do what i. am very fond of into active exercises are you talking about the devil you don't come slashdot on facebook and the arabs don't like to learn german for free but devaney. truth. hi and welcome to a special edition of kino coming to you today from the city of frankfurt famous of course for its skyline and for being germany's capital of high finance but frankfurt is also home to one of the largest film museums in europe and they're honoring with an amazing exhibit a cinematic masterpiece. two thousand and one a space odyssey the mother of all science fiction films. in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight director stanley kubrick rewrote the rules of cinema in a way that continues to amaze and inspire. this conversation can serve no purpose anymore today on keno we're doing a deep dive into two thousand and one we're holding our entire sho

american city it's were vying to be the first to reach the moon to develop a. visionary but believable set design kubrick hired nasa experts who had worked with rocket pioneer vana for braun the frankfurt show explores how meticulously every technical detail was planned. kubrick was the first to use product placement this futuristic watch from a luxury brand hamilton went on sale as the film opened but only a few original props are preserved destroyed most of them. this is a replica of the model of the famous centrifuge a hamster wheel weighing firstly tons and twelve meters in diameter filming are so complicated that it took several days to shoot just a few seconds. won't see much of the galaxy. the space scenes were created with an elaborate animation by hand without computer technology. you know when you think it's some models it's wooden glue and straying and nothing shows it's. just a testament to how careful he was and god knows how many of our many. sort of takes they took of the model shots because they obviously were special effects to corrupt on. more

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a century since americans first stepped off the eagle and on to the moon. at was a big -- that was a big day, right? in that magnificent moment the merican astronaut embodied the incredible spirit of america. the confidence of a cowboy, the kill of a fighter pilot, the ambition of a scientist and the true e of a true, brilliant tough warrior. into theded fearlessly unknown, to be there first. because the impossible they knew that together, there americans ly nothing can't do. together, there is nobody even close. ow we're ready to begin the next great chapter of american space exploration. day.is a very important this is a very important gathering. generation of young people seeks to challenge, really hard to get their alent and their skill to work, and now we're giving them a forum and a platform from which that genius to work. legions of welders an scientists, and engineers stand ready to build a rocket and gleaming new spaceships and that goes with all the other things that our country. our nation of pioneers still to conquer the unknown. we're americans

>> yes. >> le >> let's walk on the moon. how is it? flying. >> the goal is to get communications turned on, construct the middle of the super structure and be sure we can communicate from mars back to earth. >> when i see these kids, especially young girls on the floor, i'm so excited for them because i know their possibilities have just explode and had they're going to do great things. >> i was a space camp kid in 1983. i begged and begged my parents to send me here to huntsville, alabama, and i got to live my dream. i think at the end of the day, it's about these kids and belief. space camp believes this them. what has this place taught you about you? >> i think it's taught me that i can do a lot more than i thought i could. because before i got here, the idea of doing a mission where you, like, essentially simulate landings on the moon or mars or whatever was really scary because i didn't think that was possible for someone like -- i'm a 16-year-old girl. how can i possibly do that? >> one of our amazing women, andrea johnson, she's

down at the earth and seeing no borders and seeing the fragility of the as we head off to mars in the moon we shouldn't think about those as sort of plan b. as places where the human race is necessarily going to go off and colonize and crazy to rejoin the inspiration is critical to bringing kids and people into you know how can we solve the major problems we have on the earth like climate change dwindling resources and that's through international collaboration rational thinking abang the laws of physics you know they do count so there's a lot to be done in space for exploration but connecting it back down to the ground again is something we're all very passionate about well it's been really good talking with you mark with. the senior adviser for science and exploration we appreciate your time tonight thank you thank you very much. politics on the pit argentina have canceled saturday's soccer world cup warm up in israel following palestinian protests over the games location the decision has upset political leaders in israel with some saying leave no messy his teammates and coaches are succ

plus, stephen welcomes josh brolin ruth negga and musical guest, walk the moon featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! good to see you! hey, everybody! thank you. thank you very much. thank you, thank you! thank you, one and all. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. you know, when it comes to the news, let's face it, we don't want to face it, because once again, the big story is trump's policy of taking immigrant children from their parents at the border. now, there are two ways to look at this story: either you can be horrified, or you can work for donald trump. ( laughter ) take secretary of homeland security and stepmom flushing pictures of your real mom down the toilet-- ( laughter ) kirstjen nielsen. yesterday, nielsen defended this policy at the daily briefing. now, normally, that job is handled by white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, seen here in her happy place. ( laughter ) but hucka-sands didn't wan

>> yes. >> let's walk on the moon. how is it? ife-changing experience for them. the goal here is to get the communications turned on, constructed in the middle of the super structure, and make sure we can communicate from mars back to earth. >> when i see these kids and especially these young girls on the training center floor, i just am so excited for them, because i know that their possibilities have just exploded, and they're going to do great things. >> i was a space camp kid in 1993. i begged and begged and begged my parents to please send me here to huntsville, alabama, and i got to live my dream. i think at the end of the day, it's about these kids and belief. like, space camp believes in them. >> here we are. >> what has this place taught you about you? >> i think it's taught me that i can do a lot more than i thought i could. because before i got here, the idea of doing a mission where you, like, essentially simulate landings on the moon or mars or whatever was really scary, because i didn't think that was possible for so

jesse: you guys are going to settle and pro create and live on the moon. d you don't want america to protect you're security. i just feel it's a little risky. the russians might start shooting lasers and the aliens might try to take over. you might need the space force to watch your back. >> i think you are playing with semantics. we are not debating the need of being safe and protected and secure. what you are trying to do today, the need to draw the weapons into space. when you are building a car which is safe for driving you are not building a car which shoots people. you are building in safety features. jesse: there is a difference between a car and a tank. in war i would rather have a tank than a corvette. lena, thank you very much. good luck out there. watters quiz is back. jesse: members of the left crossing a line this week harassing department of holdland secretary kirstjen nielsen while she was dining at a mexican restaurants tuesday. now comes words one of the activists is an employee for the department of justice. expwhrieng now, diamond and sil

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not only will the most colorful moon of the year brighten the sky, but the moon will be extremely close think saturn, meaning that your view of the planet should be spectacular as well. >>> when we come back, the sound of silence. our journey to what might just be the quietest place in america. pedicab in san francis five injured... including children... hit-and-run crash involving a pedi cab leave injured, including two children. >> and sideshows areun area. why one neighborhood is a target. >>> finally tonight, with all the noise in the world, something precious is disappearing. can't be found in snapshot, gadi schwartz found it deep inside a rainforest in washington's olympic national park. >> reporter: among the ancient trees in washington state, there is something so elusive that even the owls seek it. it's a state of nature that this man says is facing extinction. a forest free of artificial noise. >> like right now. let's listen. >> reporter: with 13 feet of rain a year, the muffling moss grows so thick, it can be quieter than a recording studio. gordon h recording the sounds of

the conversation was really about, is the moon the best way to do that.hink that was the general consensus of the room. jim bridenstine is the new nasa administrator and this was his first national space council meeting, and that was a key message he was looking to get across. using human exploration and robots on the moon is a key stepping stone to getting to mars. we heard from some different astronauts, speaking about exactly that, how the exploration program today should mirror the expiration -- exports and program of apollo, that started with mercury and gemini, and culminated in apollo. thinking about how we have had the iss and if this is a way we can demonstrate how we can live and work in space, now getting down to the lunar surface, how it is a great way to test technology we need for mars on a different surface. and the mars mission being the ultimate sort of today's apollo. emily: what do you imagine elon musk is thinking right now? chad: they were represented in the room and i think that they were happy to hear again the resounding support, t

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and we know a lot of your research has to do with you know traveling to the moon and using the moon as a springboard maybe to get to go to mars and beyond your man of science what do you make of the president wanting to militarize outer space and doing it in such an overt way. well i think we need to be a little careful there and the interpretation being one of the things that i think has been recognized last few years is bad we do need to look at upgrading our defense posture in space that doesn't need militarizing space because the u.s. along with china and russia are part of the outer space treaty that was signed in one thousand sixty seven term that says no offensive weapons in space no nuclear weapons no missiles no military bases on the move so i think what the president is really trying to get you here is that there are some threats to some of the satellite assets in space that are important for or surveillance and those need to be protected so would you say then that because when he says dominance in outer space american dominance obviously people think that he's talking about

had the ice as an operation for so many years is the next step can we now go all through back to the moon and then beyond some moms there are lots of lessons to be learned on the ice as about long duration space flight how do people actually how do their bodies adapt over long times when they get to the surface of mars for example off to six to nine months are they going to be ready are they actually capable physically carrying out their mission that's a good question the idea itself is what about twenty years old to get right so i mean in terms of i guess space age i mean it's it's getting up there in age right how does it have a much longer life in terms of being financed and also do we know the things we need to know to go to mars now or do we still need to do more research well the ice is it's got technical limitations ultimately there's a point at which you know the modules just won't be qualified to keep flying they are getting damaged slowly from the outside by by the environment of space financing is. kind of safe until in mid twenty's but we have to now plan for the next things t

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the strawberry moon. from our south beach cam. in june, they would har ves the star berries in north america. with the help of sharon in tranc transmission, got it. it was hard to capture the moon with all the cloud coverage. the low clouds have advanced to the north bay to the east bay. temperatures in the 50s and 60s unless you are above the marine layer. delta breeze, south westerly tlie nine miles per hour. that is going to carry the marine layer into the valleys. the temperatures will rise. tomorrow warmer, 83 degrees. but much warmer as we head into the workweek and into the first half of your weekend. upper 90s, and even low one hundreds in our hottest spots inland. some of the clouds have pushed into the south bay as well. wide spread morning clouds is expected. temperatures to soar and satur danger will be increasing. tomorrow morning for the commute, use caution if you are driving, visibility will be low. half moon bay it is down to five miles. across the bay it will be choppy, walking, cool and overcast. definitely a lig

i am absolutely over the moon thatjermaine has i say? has received i say? i am absolutely over the moon thatjermaine has received an obe for his tour work. he and his family do lots of great work, to be honoured in this way. it is fantastic for him. i am biased. jermaine made my little boy so happy and in turn, brad madejermaine happy. and there is not enough think is in the world i can givejermaine for that. we are overjoyed that he has been recognised but being the kind of man that he is. bradley be so will proud. a view. how did you get into charity work?” so will proud. a view. how did you get into charity work? i have been blessed, living my dream, basically, andi blessed, living my dream, basically, and i am in blessed, living my dream, basically, andiam ina blessed, living my dream, basically, and i am in a position where i can get back. my mind has always stressed the importance of giving back. she has always said when you have a gift, it is notjust about football, it is about helping others and obviously, with my background, i a

perhaps going directly to mars to going to the moon for example which i i think i agree with i think at that say a reasonable thing to do and i think he's reiterating the importance of space so i don't think anyone's arguing with that but i think there's a form a life imitating. and as you say possibly this is a waste of time what should they rather be focusing on hasn't moved from also the moon to mazas is that the next big object to aim for. well i think so i think that everyone has their eyes on what boris is the ultimate. point of which planet we want to focus our states exploration. on but i think going back to the moon establishing a base there we haven't been there since one nine hundred seventy two and all our efforts. as far as manned exploration have seen no sort of there or progress since that time and so i think that many astronauts including myself feel that going back to the moon is is a is a good goal and would allow us to. use it as a jumping off point for our future exploration to asteroid a sort of beyond like a day of it's wonderful to talk to david helms. if. where

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and they asked him right on the spot, do you want to go to the moon? lting his crewmates or even his family he said yes, and they were on the way from there. >> what an incredibly cool question to be asked. hey, how would you like to go to the moon? it may become second nature in 100 years but wow. >> hi. i first want to thank you for the amazing set of books that i have been entertained and educated by. >> thank you. >> so much, so thank you. so as i think about the incredible research you do in your writing, i've wondered have you gone down a path of research for a story for a topic and then at some point pulled the plug on it and say i don't see that happening because the four that i have reade great. i wonder did you get t a point that you thought this isn't going to work >> that's happened to me once. in fact i spent a couple years on a project writing about characters and i found something out about one of the characters that wasn't appropriate for the book anymore. and so i had to pull the plug, and that is one of the perils of my job. and so i d

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