another is titan.space agency land in the probe on titan as part of a mission, and the mission itself looks at fly—bys, i20 fly—bys of titan, which found that this is really a n titan, which found that this is really an alien world. it has got a thick atmosphere. it is almost like a mini earth in the outer solar system. in fact, the atmosphere, which is very thick, made of nitrogen and methane, is like the early earth atmosphere. and we found ina papera early earth atmosphere. and we found in a paper a couple of weeks ago that there seems to be prebiotic chemistry going on in that atmosphere. so again, it looks like cassini is really changing our ideas of where there could be life elsewhere in the solar system. because we already know that mars is an interesting place, so we have the x0 mars rover going to mars in 2020 to drill down under the surface and look for signs of life there, and we are leading the camera team for that. but also the outer planet moons, so thejuice mission is going to euro plot

and also gave us close ups of titan, one of the 60 moons of saturn.orrespondent: titan looked like a yellow dot when the mission began. the space probe peered through the atmosphere and photographed landscapes not unlike some on earth. planetary scientists could now explore distant worlds with 3-d models rendered with the data transmitted from the probe. this scientist working on the mission since 1990. >> we are writing science history. and we are all well aware of it. just being able to witness this is amazing. we will all be sad when there is no new data after september 15. correspondent: the mysterious moon was previously visited in 2005. built and operated by the european space agency, this probe was taken to saturn by cassini, which sent the data back to earth. it was the first ever landing in the outer solar system and it put the esa on the map. >> doing something like that so far from earth was an immense achievement. the computers on the two probes had to work on their own, rather to collaborate. the signal transit time. is 90 minutes everyth

oliver: up next, booking your trip aboard the titanic. yes, that titanic.his is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome black to -- welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm oliver renick. how to book a trip to the bottom of the ocean. about the world's most advanced, private minisub. >> this is a seattle area bon up obsessedgrew with space, always wanted to be an astronaut. and that he realized his ambition was to find new worlds and see crazy life forms. but that is not reality. that is not what astronauts are doing. at the same time, he started looking at the oceans and realized that, there is this vast unexplored universe on our planet. we know very little about the deep ocean. oliver:+++ that can provide us with a wealth of knowledge. >> literally, for some reason i can go the depth of the ocean. military submarines are not deep-sea exploration vehicles. and there is not a lot of funding for it. i think space seems more compelling to people. hollywood has always portrayed space as this romantic thing, and the ocean as this scary thing. i do t

and salutations over three hundred fifty years ago dutch scientists christiane discovered the moon titan and that saturn had rings not ears as galileo had theorized then italian scientists don't do many cassini found four of saturn's moons and the separation within saturn's rings now known as the cassini division flash forward a few centuries to when nasa and the european space agency and the italian space agency came to gather for a mission that by that time was already decades in the making the cassini quickens mission was part of nasa was flab flagship program to explore a very own solar system constructed at the jet propulsion lab in california it successfully launched on october fifteenth nineteen ninety seven aboard a titan for the centaur launch vehicle from cape canaveral it consisted of the cassini orbiter and the probe on her six hundred seventeen the day in space cassini flew by the planet venus coming out one point within three hundred seventy miles of the planet of love she made two more flybys of venus and one each of jupiter beaming back images and scans that scientists ar

some even talking super bowl opening the season today in tennessee against the titans. lynch sits during the national anthem in his first game back from retirement -the titans go for an onside kick to start the game.. bad decision. raiders end up with it -in the first, derek carr finds amari cooper and check this out.. he moves the pile. touchdown raiders -later in the first quarter, marcus marriotta goes to with his legs and runs it in to tie the game at 7 a piece -and how about this, the star of the game is kicker giorgio tavecchio who nails four field goals today, including two over 50 yards.. coach del rio gave him the game ball -early in the 4th, derek carr finds seth roberts for the 19 yard t-d... raiders up 23 to 13 carr finishes with 262 yards and two touchdowns in his first game back after breaking his fibula -then lake a look at this... marshawn lynch just runs over the defense... -raiders win 26 to 16. they play the jets in oakland next week. for the third year in a row, the 49ers opening the season with a new head coach... and today marked the start of the k

affect an alien ecosystem because of the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it into saturday. cassini's final mission was twenty two dives between saturn's rings and surface then it flew into the planet's burning up misfit. burnet smith al-jazeera. let's get more on this now with astrophysicist francisco diego and london he's a senior fellow at university college west diego always good to have you with us on al-jazeera let's start with the people crying in the control room just why was this you know such a signature significant moment for the team. the cassini mission has been one of the most successful and one of the most challenging missions in this in the solar system ever. fully thirty years in the making and all these people spend most of their scientific lives and technical lives on this mission s

he thought nobody wants to go to titanic, but a lot of people want to go to titanic.started putting the word out. how about if i offer tours of titanic? he sold the thing up for the company was even announced. he says, and the guy who ran the towards back in 2004 told me the problem was never demand. it was supply. the russians have these subs they leased out in and they took them away and there was no way to get there. they thought they could sell thousands of seats. jonathan: vertical farming company plenty just got the biggest tech investment in history. i talked to selina wang. selena: this is a massive indoor farm. the difference between the traditional idea vertical farming, these horizontal shelves stacked on top of each other, is that with plenty, the plants grow out of vertical poles stacked next to each other. it looks like there are these enormous, 20 foot tall walls of plants stretching as far as the eye can see. the plan is to build these gigantic indoor farms outside of every major metropolitan city around the world. this eeo and his chief science office

and then the titan probe, dropping titan probe on titan itself. w were the european space agency.ifferent frequencies, cameras, radars, everything to try and figure out what was going on with titan. and with inceladus. we still don't know the time of day of saturn. >> send something else out so we can all watch and love doing so the entire time. julie webster, you guys are all brilliant, you're all rock stars and thank you so much for everything you brought to us with cassini. >> thank you. >>> crossing the aisle. is president trump just playing politics or taking a principled stand? that's ahead. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kids some new capri sun! ["l♪vwho can turn the worldan jeton with her smile?s♪ ♪ who can take a nothing day, ♪ ♪ and suddenly make it all seem worthw

cassini flew close to titan — an encounter designed to bend its trajectoryjust enough to send it on as friday. dr caitriona jackman is from the school of physics & astronomy at the university of southampton. todayis today is a very special time in the final sequence of the mission because it's the final flyby over and called titan so it's going to use the gravity of this moon to give a small tweak to the spacecraft trajectory and that will mean that from today onwards cassini is only one way past two sat on and directly into saturn's atmosphere where it will ultimately end up. many people watching this will think why does it have to do this, make the suicidal move and eventually end up destroying itself in the atmosphere, why can it notjust stay there or pertain for ever? a lot of us wish it could but it is almost out of fuel and it's important we make sure we dispose of the safe craft in a safe tha n we dispose of the safe craft in a safe than planned way. a couple of reasons for that and the main reason is planetary protection. sad turn has some very special moons, and the potential

gazes and here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can land on saturn it may still carry microbes some earth that could affect an alien ecosystem because of the importance of solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it into saturn. so after the last of twenty two foot between. surface to see lines of the planets burning up. burned out smith. three female former google employees have filed a lawsuit accusing the tech giant of discriminating against women in pay and promotions they say the company pays women less than men who perform similar work the class action comes as google faces a gender bias investigation by the u.s. department of labor. so that's it for the news hour but we will keep our eyes an

same tea m success with titanic has the same team to do the same thing with terminator 2.ok at a classic scene. keep it under 65. we don't want to be pulled over. affirmative. no, no. you've got to listen to the way people talk. you don't say affirmative. or something like that. you say, no problemo. if someone comes up to you with an attitude, you say eat me. and if you want to shine them on, it's hasta la vista, baby. hasta la vista, baby. or if someone gets upset, you say chill out. or you could do combinations. chill out. i had almost forgotten that phrase but now it is back to haunt us all. is there a point to this question he has reworked it for the bid is all in sd. do we need to see it? has reworked it for the bid is all in 3d. do we need to see it?|j has reworked it for the bid is all in sd. do we need to see it? i saw in 3d. do we need to see it? i saw it when it came out on the big screen. i waited a long time that just seeing it on the big screen, forget that the reedy element. it is amazing. it is this movie of awesome sentences. —— the sd element. it is great

gazes and here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can land on saturn it may still carry microbes some earth but could affect an alien ecosystem because of the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it in to saturn. so after the last of twenty two fowle dives between saturn's rings and surface because seaney will fly into the planet's burning atmosphere. burn it smith al-jazeera. more on this i'm joined by dr david clements an astrophysicist from imperial college london thanks very much for coming in so it's been a really long mission isn't it what for you have been the highlights of this because you well from my point of view the highlight has been the unexpected discovery of the w

the titans went for an onside kick to start the game.. bad decision. raiders end up with it.quarterback derek carr took over from there... finishing with 262 yards and two touchdowns. raiders win 26 to 16. they play the jets in oakland next week. (darya) (darya) the raiders have a lot of expectations on them this season... some even talking super bowl before they opened the season yesterday against the tenessee titans. marshawn lynch sat during the national anthem in his first game back from retirement. the titans went for an onside kick to start the game.. bad decision. raiders end up with it. quarterback derek carr took over from there... finishing with 262 yards and two touchdowns. raiders win 26 to 16. they play the jets in oakland next week. (darya) the raiders have a lot of expectations on them this season... some even talking super bowl before they opened the season yesterday against the tenessee titans. marshawn lynch sat during the national anthem in his first game back from retirement. the titans went for an onside kick to start the game.. bad decision. raiders end

let's look at some of the stories behind the headlines, the stories behind the headlines, the titans,trump mane jobs, the stories behind the headlines, the titans, trump manejobs, ulster unionists are diplomas to protect the belfast economy. the us -based international trade commission is meant to be making a decision on the complaint which was brought by the american company boeing, aircraft building company against their rival canadian company called bombardier and the issue is that the american company is claiming that the canadian company has an unfair advantage on them because of a state, because of state hand—outs they are getting from the canadian government. included in all of that isa government. included in all of that is a contract that they have of creating, of creating these engines in belfast saw a lot of irish jobs are actually attached in that deal. so the story here is that because of the power arlene foster now wields on our the power arlene foster now wields on oui’ government because the power arlene foster now wields on our government because of the coalition that

let's look at some of the stories behind the headlines, the stories behind the headlines, the titans, behind the headlines, the titans, trump manejobs, ulster unionists are diplomas to protect the belfast economy. the us -based international trade commission is meant to be making a decision on the complaint which was brought by the american company boeing, aircraft building company

gazes and here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can land on saturn it may still carry microbes some earth but could affect an alien ecosystem because of the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life for apps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it into saturn. so after the last of twenty two farewell dives between saturn's rings and surface because seaney will fly into the planet's burning atmosphere. bernard smith al-jazeera. more than one hundred girls who were kidnapped by boko haram fighters in nigeria and twenty fourteen due to be reunited with their family. girls have been in state care since they were released in may a finally returned home on friday and are now celebrating their freedom. schoolgirls are still being held

affect an alien ecosystem because of the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it into saturn. cassini's final mission was twenty two dives between saturn's rings and surface then it flew into the planet's burning up misfit. burnet smith al-jazeera. and i look at the main stories making news u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says north korea's aggressive regime threatens not only the region but the entire world is comments come after pyongyang find yet another missile over japan the second in less than a month the un security council is due to meet in the next few hours to discuss this also in jordan is that. but this is going to be a closed door meeting to talk about what other avenues the security council has to try to persuade to give up its nuclear weapons program or at the very least according to

defeating the titans on the road 26 to 16. in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) thousands came out for the oakland pride parade today. the parade made it way up broadway in front of city hall. people came out to enjoy not only the parade, but also live music and family friendly activities. oakland pride celebrate the cultures and diversity of the l-g-b-t-q community. many people there told us this year it was more important than ever to come out and support the event... (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: hurricane irma continues to pound florida leave a wake of destruction behind. it came ashore south of naples with sustained winds of 115 mph. much of the coastal areas have been inundated with ocean waters as the storm surge swept on shore. flooding rains and winds gusting over 100 mph continue even with the eye of the storm over land. irma is expected to continue to move northwest and weaken before becoming a tropical storm in georgia tomorrow. millions of people are without power and many

onto the surface of titan suddens biggest. over thirteen years the mission has sent back spectacular images from the other side of the solar system it will feel in some sense like a death in the family you know something you've devoted your life to for twenty seven years and then it will be gone. but certainly i will feel triumphant because it has been assumed and profoundly successful exploration and i'm so proud to have been a part of it covered in snow and ice this is another subtle and solid us it has powerful ice blasting gazes and here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can land on saturn it may still carry microbes some earth but could affect an alien ecosystem because of the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on ho

both so he alths and the titans stayed in the locker -- seattle seahawks and titans even stayed in their locker room. the oakland raiders sat down and locked arms during the anthem at the their game against the redskins. and rickey's sports bar was packed with fans and there was mixed protest. >> i think it's 80. it was a great protest. you kind of already knew it would happen right after trump said what he said. unless you had to hand the flag to a grieving mother or a grieving mother receiving one. i think there would be some other way to explain what i think is the player protest. >> falling pro football ratings are losing their gust yo. >>> the president treated he is withdrawing the white house invitation for baseball. >> it's kind of beneath the leader of the country to go that route. it's not what leaders do. >> in normal times we would be able to set aside political differences and go visit and have a great time and that would be awesome. these are not ordinary times. probably the most did i vice sif times -- devisive times in my life zoot warriors will use the trip to celebrate

not a single titan or seahawks in sight.ry player on two nfl teams choosing to stay in their respective locker rooms. i want to read this from the seattle plauers, the seahawks. we will not stand for the injustice that has plagued people of color in this country. out of love for our country and in honor of the sacrifices made on our behalf we unite to oppose those that would deny our most basic freedoms. we remain committed and continue to work towards equality and justice for all. let's talk more about this with a life long nfl giants fan and abc news political contributor. member of donald trump for president advisory board and sports editor for the nation and co author of an upcoming book with michael bennett about the nfl and racism. before today bennett sat down for the national anthem in every game this season. dave, i will start with you writing a book with the outspoken bennett what have you learned? what is the message? >> i have learned that the nfl is a brotherhood and donald trump never played football, doesn't u

titans, 420 yards on the day. went 33-27. >>> raiders in d.c.edskins the anthem but we don't know he why. next, broncos in buffalo, wild moment late in the fourth. vaughn miller he marks mill toert ground. then pretends he will help him up, psych. both men laughing but ref called taunting on miller. kicking a field goal to go up two possessions. 26-16 that final. >>> bad day for philip rivers and his chargers. chiefs in town. three picks, two sacks. body slammed by houston. chiefs improve to 3-0 thanks to two td passes and this 69-yard touchdown run by rookie hunt. 17. 2 yards now has 538 total yards of offense. chiefs winners 24-10. patriots and texas, patriots down five. tom brady threw for 378 yards. 25 yards here. getting both neat and pats go up three. shawn watson with one last effort for houston. hail mary, and prayer not answered. picked off in the end zone. patriots go on to win 36-33. controversial finish. detroit down four. goal is called touchdown. review the play, see he was done at half yard line. knee is down. if they call on the

hoy abrieron campaÑa en tennessee hacindole frente a los titanes...o el regreso de marshawn lynch fue muy bueno... a su estilo "beast mode" arrollando a rivales a su paso... tuvo 18 acarreos para 76 yardas... por aire... carr con amari cooper... en el primer cuarto... cooper demostrando que tambin tiene poder... la primera anotacin de oakland en solo 2 minutos de juego... carr complet 22 pases para 232 yds, 2 tds... este para seth roberts en el cuarto episodio para ganar el primero de la temporada 26 a 16... la prxima semana estarn en casa para enfrentar a los jets... vo los 49ers en casa... ante los panthers... malas noticias en el primer cuarto... reuben foster tuvo que abandonar el partido por lesin y el gerente general john lynch preocupado desde el palco... carolina se pondra en ventaja de inmediato... newton con el pase para russell shepard... 40 yardas en la anotacin... 7-0 carolina... para comenzar la segunda mitad... brian hoyer a las manos de luke kinkley... intercepcin... hoyer complet 24 pases para 193 yardas, sin tds, 4 balones perdidos..

gazes on the here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can't land on satin it may still carry microbes from earth that could affect an alien ecosystem because the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that lotus inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it into saturn. cassini's final mission was twenty two dives between saturn's rings and surface then it flew into the planet's burning up misfit. bernard smith al-jazeera. and i again i'm going to have a problem and our harbor the headlines on al-jazeera and but as police are tweeting of laughter the london underground train as a terrorist incident the explosion happened on the district line of the city southwest during the busy morning rush hour twenty two people were injured but none of

defeating the titans on the road 26 to 16. in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. (tiffany) people walking in redwood city should get ready to put their cell phones down. a san mateo county supervisor working to ban the use of cell phones in crosswalks. a resolution will be introduced tuesday urging lawmakers to pass legislation banning distracted walking. the supervisor is confident the legislation will pass... saying the law will save lives. the push for the legislation comes after a law passed in honolulu, hawaii banning distracted walking. (james) coming up later on the kron four morning news... we'll tell you about a georgia restaurant that's staying open to serve irma evacuees. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... what was actor bill skarsgard's reaction the first time he put on the pennywise makeup during filming of "it?" rick damigella has the details and more in the hollywood minute. (nat)"what's that?"(nat) audiences embraced "it" and its villain, pe

at the titans, no player from either team took the field. tom brady, who described the president as a friend stood with his teammates, linking arms. this as they doubled down on protest, taking aim at colin kaepernick to stand against police brutality. >> wouldn't you love to see one of the team owners say get that son of a bitch off the field right now. he's fired. he's fired! >> reporter: the president tweeted, great solidarity for the national anthem and our country. standing with locked arms is good. kneeling is not acceptable. bad ratings. the administration saying the protests are a front to veterans. fans filed into stadiums, some saying this isn't about disrespect, it's about freedom. >> it's not a protest against the military, it's inequality of the country. >> i understand freedom of speech. it's the players job. i don't get to speak freely at my job. >> the first major league football player took a knee. the oakland athletics icon. stevie wonder kneeling, calling for prayer for national unity. acts of defiance of so many making th

the hazy moon titan almost like an alternate universe version of earth.hat has an atmosphere, thunderstorms and lakes and rivers. so cold, all of the liquids are hydrocarbons, not water. it's still stuffed with organic materials that we think could be the building blocks for some type of like. -- of life. jane: that is why cass -- why cassini has pledged to her death to avoid contaminating these environments. is this something scientists have recently become concerned about? >> nasa especially has been concerned about planetary protection since the get-go. even the apollo mission when they came back had to be quarantined. because they were worried about them bringing materials back to earth. they could be harmful. since that time, we worried about the possibility for us contaminating the solar system with microbes if we were let cassini go and continue to float around the system was it was out of juice. there is a chance that we could contaminate any of those moons. and we would be risking our chance of finding life or organic somewhere else in the solar

the oakland raiders...go on the road...and run through the tennesse titans.isit...the best moments from week one.... and break down what's ahead as the jets come to the coliseum also...a star is born and he has a boot. raiders kicker giorgio tavecchio talks about his journey from the cut list...to the starting lineup. and sin city...continues to get the strip ready for the arrival of the silver and black. a status report on the taem's future home. ( mark ) one game down, one win in the books. welcome to another edition of the sword and shield zone.

. >> reporter: in the sea suppose titans games, both teams decided to stay in the locker room. >> they have chosen not come out for are the national anthem. >> our race didn't matter, politics or religion. we cage together and united, show, have power as people. >> there is inequality out there. there isn't liberty and justice for all. >> reporter: the pittsburgh steelers also stayed in the locker room before their game with the bears. one player stood at the edge of the tunnel during the anthem with his hand over his heart, this after the president made a comment friday that players who kneel during the national an them should be fired. today the president sounding off with a series of tweets: >> he also said: . >> reporter: tonight, the president speaking to reporters albert he returned to the white house. >> they're making a lot of money. i'm not bee grudging anything. i'm just saying they have to respect our flag, and they have to respect our country. >> reporter: the president went on to say the nfl has to work out their own problems, and he thinks this is a big reason why their n

>>> there is the tennessee titans locker rooms. no players have come out on the field for either team. each team making a statement here for social equality, for unity. >> something we've seen all across -- >> across the nfl landscape, players, coaches and owners are linking arms, kneeling or sitting out the national anthem in the league-wide response to president trump's critical comments. >> a sunday service had just ended when shots rang out. a gunman wearing a ski mask firing, but it was a brave usher who saved the day. >> the president's son-in-law under fire for using his own private e-mail account at the white house. >> jennifer lopez donates a million dollar to puerto rico recovery, but that's not all. >> and just how good a driver are you? the drone race not >> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. front pages across the country are filled with images and headlines of silent protests after a sunday of demonstrations from coast to coast. as nfl players of all stripes took a knee, sat arm in arm, and peacefu

gazers under here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can't land on saturn it may still carry microbes from earth that could affect an alien ecosystem because the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of take.

titans read this is the best course of action.mmitment is resolute and absence of the team should not be misconviewed as unpatriotic. the seahawks players sending out a statement out of love for our country and in honor of sacrifices made we unite to oppose those who would deny our most basic freedoms. as you can see there, those teams in agreement that they were not going to go out for the national anthem. and the woman who sang the national anthem took a knee at the very end when she was done singing. definitely a show of unity by those teams. >> we saw that in the gentleman who sang the national anthem in london, as well. >> as well as detroit. that was also -- >> so then the what next? one has to wonder, this is today. this is what we are seeing. but does this mean consequently and all of the nfl regular season games from this point forward we will see something of this caliber or is there an expectation that the nfl as a franchise will have to do more or display a sentiment or reflect in some other fashion? what is the expect

this is new tiny titans dinosaur exhibit at academy of natural sciences we're previe previewing it throughout the hour. >> and what happened late last night i woke up to the news that hugh heffner founder of the playboy magazine and empire mroi playboy empire american icon died. this morning we're taking a look back at life and legacy. >> wonderful life, 91, died of natural us kas and had fun up to the minute he died. >> very full life that's for sure. >> remember he launched playboy magazine at kitchen table in 195. he only had thousands of dollars in his pocket 8,000 around there and started it marilyn monroe was on front cover for first issue. it became overnight success. so statement from company says that hugh heffner died of natural causes at the famous playboy mansion surrounded by friends and family and he was 91 years old. >> i grew up in more romantic time. and i missed some of that row mant six and i think younger generations missed it as well. some of that comes out of oppression when we were kids. sex you know was dirty little secret everybody was fascinated with and didn't talk

and p seahawks face the titans, check your local listings. >> joel: everybody who has notre dame on their schedule. scratching their heads saying we have to play them. >> gus: they are looking like they used to look. >> joel: yes, yes. >> gus: lewerke and riney out of bounds and starts the clock and 1:18 to go. we were doing a game at stanford and a notre dame team. and they were one team and could have landed in the college football mrachs. they have a great roaster. he goes down hard. foul and contact below the knees. 15 yard penalty. and automatic first down. >> joel: he can't lunge and at the knee area. that is a knee brace that may have saved him. that is a soft moore with contact. and that is that is caught and out of bounds. and that is the tight end with the catch. all is not lost. some of the best seasons came when they lost to notre dame. let's not forget here. michigan state outgamed. and it was major mistakes, gus, in the penalties and turnovers. >> gus: winners of the last four meetings between the two teams. loupe lou -- lewerke throwing it in the middle and trying to get it

lets go to the seattle seahawks and tennessee titans.stayed in the locker rooms as anthem was performed. new york jets game they linked arms, and clearly there was aloft people that were not happy by all of this. there were some boos out there the president doubled down on his comments. >> we have a great country. we have great people representing our country, especially our officers, first responders and soldiers and they should be treated with respect when you get on your knee and you don't respect the american flag or anthem that is in the being treated with respect. >> and then the president, urged fans to boycott the football. >>> coming up who are on good day philadelphia, wal-mart looking to make grocery shopping easier. >> thank you, thank you. i don't have milk, eggs, orange juice, so not only will they deliver your food. that has been happening in the pennsylvania. they will put tonight my refrigerator. put in the drawers. we will explain, bob kelly. >> dawn feed the dogs while there too, up, up and away, good morning everybody

gazers under here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titancassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can't land on saturn it may still carry microbes from earth that could affect an alien ecosystem because the importance of insult us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life perhaps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours we had to make decisions on how to dispose of the spacecraft. and that led us inevitably to the plan of taking cassini and plunging it into saturn. cassini's final mission was twenty two dives between saturn's rings and surface then it flew into the planet's burning atmosphere. bernard smith al-jazeera. well as more comments analysis and video on the man right here al jazeera dot com is blainey to go that's it for the news hour but much more coming up with my colleague sutent your view in a few moments from a full bus and he's coming up very shortly. a new level of luxury has arrived. an experience that will transform th

settled into orbit around the ringed planet cassini launched the whole lander onto the surface of titan suddens biggest moon. over thirteen years the mission has sent back spectacular images from the other side of the solar system it will feel in some sense like a death in the family you know something you've devoted your life to for twenty seven years and then it will be gone. but certainly i will feel triumphant because it has been assumed and profoundly successful exploration and i'm so proud to have been a part of it covered in snow and ice this is another sutton and salad us it has powerful ice blasting gazes and here scientists believe there's water and so a chance to look for traces of life and on titan cassini revealed a climate similar to primordial earth it's why cassini can land on saturn it may still carry microbes some earth that could affect an alien ecosystem because the importance of in solid us that cassini has shown us and of titan another potential world that could be habitable for life for apps not like we know it but perhaps completely different than ours. we had to

niners chances and being on the road helps the titans.ot to look forward to especially with the 49ers. got a lot of new players on that roster and the raiders have already had some good seasons and we're looking for more from them than a couple games in the playoffs. you saw what can happen. patriots lose to kansas city. >>> we're tracking hurricane irma of course. it's barrelling towards florida. how the bay area is pitching in. >>> and a health scare. what public health is doing to prevent the spread of hepatitis a. join us over on channel 7. >>> it's the end of an era for a spacecraft beaming dazzling images. >> cuseeny has made its final pass between satellite's rings. they say these are the highest resolution images. >> it left in 2007 and this one from 2013 might be the most memorable. the bright blue dot, that's all of us 746 million miles away smiling back from planet earth. kasini will destroy itself next friday by diving into saturn's atmosphere. >> so dramatic. thanks for joining us. >> all of us, we appreciate your time. >> so

over the past two years, titans like samsung has abandoned the exhibition, preferring to launch flagshipas allowed others to use these exhibits to show their goods. —— on their own. this is the stand out product. there is no sightscreen, no modular design. the focus is on taking pictures and shooting videos. to that end, there are two cameras, a beautiful 0led screen, and is in figure where you can pick and —— an object or person and zoom in. some have had cutting edge technology. i think lg has a lwa ys edge technology. i think lg has always been about choice. it may not be number one, it may not be the thinnest, cheapest, brightest, i mean, there are many things we are not. but one thing we have always been is giving people an alternative choice. there are two ways you can compete with the samsungs and apples of this world, cutting—edge features, and like this $400 moto x4, compete massively on price. someone who wants a high quality smartphone experience but cannot afford the flagship phones. that is what we provide. injust afford the flagship phones. that is what we provide. in just

acting was barely in 2 dimensions, let alone three, and now james cameron, who had 3—d success with titanic the same team to do the same thing with terminator 2. let's have a look at a classic scene. keep it under 65. we do not want to be pulled over. affirmative. no, no, no. you've gotta listen to the way people talk. you don't say affirmative. you say no problemo. and if someone comes up to you with an attitude, you say eat me. and if you want to tell them to go away, it's hasta la vista, baby. hasta la vista, baby. and if someone is upset you could say chill out. or do combinations. chill out. i had almost forgotten that phrase but now it is back to haunt us all. is a point to this? i appreciate you say that it has been reworked and in 3—d. the 3—d is fine. a good job. i'd only seen it when it came out on the big screen and i'd waited a long time to see it on the big screen again. awesome set pieces and action scenes. there are some there. sarah connor, the linda hamilton character, is one of the great action heroes of all—time. it is wonderful seeing her on the big screen. seeing it as

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it's touted as europe's biggest tech show, but in the past few years, titans such as samsung have abandonedompetitors are using the event to make a case for their innovations — particularly their sleek new smartphones. joe miller is there. this is one of the standout product here this year. it is the new the 13 smart phone. i have gone with some of the gimmicks from devious models, no sightscreen and now modular design. the focus is very much on taking pictures and on shooting video. to that end, there are in a new cameras on the back, there is a deep and beautiful lead screen and a lovely zoom feature which you can pick a particular object or person in the distance and then the camera will very, very smoothly zooming towards it. the question for this phone, as with previous models, some of which have had cutting—edge features that have not sold well, is or can it make inroads into crowded and competitive smart phone market? i think lg has always been about twists. it may not be number one in phones, it may not be the thinnest or the cheapest or the brightest, there are many things that the