and stephanie vandenberg is a freelance journalist joining us from the hague. ah, it's, it's across europe really, that these numbers have been going up. what the situation in the netherlands have been protests and riots in recent days against the new restrictions that have been put in place. absolutely, when we have and then the lens is also a case of rising infection and possibly or nearing a new lockdown. but what we have at the moment is what the government calling a lockdown light, which means that bars rest bronson public then use those after him. and you can come in indoors with their, with a corona path one, a part of why the protest erupted words that the government is now looking at, possibly changing that corona past, which would mean that it is an eligible for people who are vaccinated. now they can go places that they get tested, but the government is looking at possibly excluding unvaccinated people from entering public spaces or just not giving them the grown of pass and taking the test out of the grown up pass. but that is something that the gov

space space because forever it was vandenberg air force base. yeah. right there on the coast between santa barbara and san luis obispo there in santa barbara county and. >> that's where they've long been doing missile tests from that base for the air force flying missiles out over the pacific ocean and it's not unusual for people who live in that area to see a large streaks of light and liftoff soften. those are secret missions and about to the rocket actually takes off. but in this case, you know, this is a definitely a space flight at that. his newly renamed space base. and they're saying that the dart spacecraft is expected to impact that asteroid moon at either september or october of next year. here. millions of miles away. yeah. i mean, talk about some math calculations in some precision. >> i mean, it's all timing to launch this thing and go that far over that period of time to actually make contact with that. it's really remarkable clearly watch it live tonight. so there to our producer chris, for catching that's right. for it on time so

last night it lifted off from vandenberg space force base on the central coast.ut ten months, it will actually slam head-on into an asteroid which poses no threat to earth, so the idea here is to test to see if it's possible to knock a speeding space rock off its course if it ever threatened earth. >> all right, the sun is coming up. let's see if everything is coming up roses weather wise. >> starting out very chilly out there. we have seen temperatures drip into the upper 30s. as we geinto today, feeling much milder. we'll do it again tomorrow with a chilly start but nice for thanksgiving dinner. mike, how is the commute? >> light right now. we have a backup at the richmond san rafael bridge. that's one of the only backups woe see. no backup at the toll plaza even though the metering lights are on. a midday, afternoon, and evening will get crowded. just watch for each other. >> there you go, and be thankful. and before we know, we want to know what you're thankful for this thanksgiving. after a game of bingo with the family, kari posted this on facebook, saying

dan: a successful launch tonight at vandenberg space for space on the central coast.asa is hoping for a with this mission, billed as a double asteroid redirection test. the spacex rocket is going to send a spacecraft into space with the goal of slamming into an asteroid and redirecting >> its path. >>>> basically we are firing a vending machine at a vending machine -- at of great pyramid in egypt. asteroids are the only natural disaster we can predict far ahead of time and do something about. dan: nasa says there aren't any asteroids currently threatening earth, this mission could ultimately help save the planet in the future. a little unnerving, but one day, one these things might come right at us. ama: i'll just think about thanksgiving. sandhya: what is going to happen, at least not yet. let's think about the holiday. let me tell you what is going to happen tomorrow morning. it is definitely going to be cold and frosty for parts of the bay area. be prepared with areas of frost, you may be scraping not off your windshield if you park outside. protect your sensitive

dan: a successful launch tonight at vandenberg space for space on the central coast.a is hoping for a with this mission, billed as a double asteroid redirection test. the spacex rocket is going to send a spacecraft into space with the goal of slamming into an asteroid and redirecting >> its path. >>>> basically we are firing a vending machine at a vending machine -- at of great pyramid in egypt. asteroids are the only natural disaster we can predict far ahead of time and do something about. dan: nasa says there aren't any asteroids currently threatening earth, this mission could ultimately help save the planet in the future. a little unnerving, but one day, one these things might come right at us. ama: i'll just think about thanksgiving. sandhya: what is going to happen, at least not yet. let's think about the holiday. let me tell you what is going to happen tomorrow morning. it is definitely going to be cold and frosty for parts of the bay area. be prepared with areas of frost, you may be scraping not off your windshield if you park outside. protect your sensitive pl

it was launched from vandenberg air force base on the central coast. >> and liftoff! >> reporter: late today, nasa teamed up for a mission, a practice run to save earth if we ever need it. it is called dart. or double asteroid redirection test. it is a scene straight out ofrm. but now real life scientists are working on it. it is not heading toward earth. but it is the first test of nasa's planetary technology. >> this is the first time nasa has taken a spacecraft and launched it to crash into an asteroid. a pretty cool mission. we're excited to be part of it. >> reporter: it are travel more than 6.5 million miles to reach the asteroids and collide with the smaller one at 15,000 miles per hour. >> our hope is to prove by impacting a spacecraft on to the rock, we change its movement. we change its speed. >> reporter: nasa is clear, the asteroid doesn't pose a threat to earth before or after the mission which starts tonight. and is expected to make impact fall of 2022. nbc bay area news. >> so let me get this straight. they're going to crash the space mission into the a

is set to launch just after midnight from california's vandenberg air force base sending an unmannedar into space before slamming it into a rock the size of a football stadium. experts say despite the size difference, the impact should be enough to alter the asteroid's trajectory. >> given enough time, you can do big things with small vehicles. >> reporter: the asteroid, which is about 6 million miles away, poses no threat to the planet and its predictable orbit around a larger neighboring asteroid makes it the ideal setting for scientists to study the effectiveness of the impact. >> this is the perfect environment to test this methodology. that small asteroid orbits the larger asteroid every 11 hours and 55 minutes. when we hit the asteroid, we expect to change the period of that asteroid by about ten minutes. >> reporter: the rocket won't get to its place for awhile. but for now all focus is on liftoff. scientists say they have a launch window of only one second, otherwise they'll have to wait another 24 hours for the next opportunity. we won't know whether d.a.r.t. has been a succ

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a falcon—9 rocket carrying nasa's dart spacecraft blasted off from the vandenberg base, in californiatarget a iso—metre—wide rock 11 million kilometres away. from her unmistakable voice to her signature beehive, british singer amy winehouse is being remembered in a new exhibition a decade after her death. handwritten lyrics and notebooks, as well as outfits she wore onstage are going on display at london's design museum. tarah welsh has been to see it. this is the most magical part of the exhibition. amy winehouse — her voice, her style, her presence, recreated through animation. just part of this exhibition about her life and career at the design museum. there's things you would expect from an exhibition, like magazine covers and her grammy awards. and there are really personal touches here, as well, like amy's notes and notepads, talking about her dreams and ambitions for the future. having access to so much of amy's handwritten material was extremely moving. like, i've read maybe hundreds of pages of amy's notebooks and diary entries, and lyric pages, and it'sjust a real insight in

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that is the vandenberg space force base in california.lbert einstein co— offered the document and it is one ofjust two surviving documents showing how einstein arrived at what was of course one of the greatest scientific discoveries. and that is bbc world news. thank you for watching. hello there. later this week, not only is there potential for some more disruptive weather heading our way, but something much colder, as well. wednesday starts off on a chilly note with a bit of frost in places, but some mist and dense fog patches possible across parts of england and wales — the winds have been lightest through the night. a bit more of a breeze through scotland and northern ireland to get under way, and some wet weather for the morning rush hour — this weather front here, a cold front, will bring the first run of colder air further and further southwards as we go through the next 24 hours. in the southern half of the country, a bit of a chill, temperatures not rising much — we still have light winds and a relatively quiet day, lots of mist

a falcon—9 rocket carrying nasa's dart spacecraft blasted off from the vandenberg base in california.ock 11 million kilometres away. it is the first ever attempt to deflect an asteroid to learn how to protect the earth, though this particular asteroid presents no threat. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. some pretty lively weather conditions on the way to us later in the week and, into the start of the weekend, we could see some severe gales quite widely, particularly through friday into saturday. and to go with it, a realfeel of winter in the air — much colder with more of you seeing a little bit of sleet, or even snow. that cold air pushing southwards overnight into the start of thursday — and that really makes for the chill for the first of the commutes of the day, temperatures widely at or just above freezing. so, frost in places, maybe just frost—free in the southeast corner where there overnight cloud and patchy drizzle just about to clear, and in the far north of scotland overnight, heavy showers continuing with sleet and snow, even down to sea level. they'll cont

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california schedule get a spectacular light show with the launch of a space x falcon 9 rocket from vandenbergounty, the launch window opens at 10:21pm tonight, the nasa mission will test a proposed planetary defense system hoping to save earth from possible asteroid strikes. the double asteroid redirection test or dart. well target a smaller moon orbiting the moon to try to change the asteroid's trajectory in space. nasa says the asteroid poses no threat to earth. >> thanksgiving related searches are spiking on google ahead of th holiday. the most searched side dishes according to google trends include. casseroles, potatoes and cranberry sauce chipped. a fan is also peaking as people are thinking whether or they will be in a food coma. other big searches include when to take the turkey out of the freezer and what to wear with the boyfriend's family. people are also already looking forward to their leftover casseroles and leftover sandwiches with searches trending for both of those topics before the holiday. well, people are really thanksgiving. rather unique search queries. especially how the

the space x launch always thrilling to see we don't get to see him too often out of vandenberg. but that's where last night's launch was in southern california. this is nasa's dart mission, which is short for double asteroid redirection test, which is a fancy way of saying they're gonna try smack an asteroid. see if they can move it off course, their one of the things they're trying to do in case there ever is an asteroid heading towards earth and we see it early enough. what will we do about it. well, this is one of the first experiments to see if maybe we can nudge it away. so that's what trying to do. this. a payload should reach the asteroid sometime next september, october, ish of next year. and then that will impact and then we'll see what the asteroid does. and hopefully they've been taking notes. okay. because we've seen it in just about every movie space sci-fi movie and ash towards and here it is happening in real life right keep you updated on their progress. we'll still to come in the next hour. it is one of the busiest travel days of the year. we have team coverage

and last night, it lifted off from vandenberg space force. this is the base on the central coast. if all goes well, in about ten months, it will slam head on into an asteroid which poses no threat to earth. the idea here is to test if it is possible to actually knock a speeding space rock off its course if it should ever threaten the earth. >> this is the first time spacex has taken a nasa spacecraft and intentionally launched it on a trajectory to escape earth and crash into an asteroid. pretty cool mission. >> the spacecraft will travel more than 6.5 million miles, colliding at 15,000 miles per hour. so that should certainly be something -- i mean, if they could get just a glimpse of that, how cool. >> it sounds like a movie. >> i know. >> it also sounds like a dare, though. like, hey marcus, you see that cup over there. can you throw this wad of paper and knock it off? >> because that's exactly what nasa scientists sound like. >> you heard mission control. almost there to the moon, guys. >> pretty amazing. we'll follow it up in ten months. >> we'll let you know. until then, let

in fact, lifted off from vandenberg air force base in southern california may be sought in the nightcalled the dart mission and dart is an acronym is short for double asteroid redirection test. and basically what trying to figure out is can we steer away an asteroid that might be coming to earth. so they picked an asteroid that right now it's just sort of orbiting the that's riding all but it's a slightly larger asteroid with a little moon asteroid kind of orbiting around mission why they call a double last night but they're launching this basically this giant look trying to smash into it and see how that changes the path of that asteroid all in the hopes that maybe this will be part of some sort of strategic plan to defend earth. should an asteroid come. i know we've seen that there's a lot of many, many times. you know, it's good that we finally yeah. actual theory reading getting the system back to. >> push one of those away. should they come our way. i like it. like it. it will for your money. the california state lottery is warning players and retailers to avoid online to get or

and with this flawless nighttime launch from california's vandenberg air force base, nasa's first ofd asteroid smasher is now on its way. ultimately, this mission could help save our planet. and all of humanity from annihilation. it's called the dart, which stands for double asteroid redirection test. it's part of nasa's planetary defense strategy t that first test of planetary defense. it's an intentional crash of a spacecraft into a iraq and of course what we're trying to learn. ah how to deflect a threat. target asteroid is technically and asteroid moonlit called amorphous, which orbits the asteroid did a most, which is greek for twin. nasa says the dark mission will help us better prepare for an asteroid that one day could pose a mass extinction threat to earth like the one that caused the dinosaurs demise. is humanity's first ever mission to try and deflect an asteroid. to help us prepare for a potential danger in the future , very view of the billions of asteroids and comets orbiting our sun are potentially hazardous to earth. and scientists say there won't be a threat for us f

it was launched from the vandenberg us space force base about 150 miles northwest of los angeles on ato it and knock it off course. this rock doesn't pose any danger to our planet, but the dart mission is a test of technology for any future threats. the reason we are doing this is in case we ever discover an asteroid actually headed towards earth. we want to know that we can use this technique to change its orbit so that it will not impact us. nasa is targeting a small asteroid called diomorphos, which is orbiting around a larger space rock. the spacecraft travelling at 13,000 miles an hour will fly into the small asteroid, leaving an impact crater up to 20 metres wide. but this should also give the rock a kick which will speed up its orbit. and this can be monitored from the earth to see if it's worked. all you really need is a nudge, because the distances you're going and the speeds you're going, a tiny change in direction can result in a huge change in how far it's going to miss the earth. and that could be vital. a 160 metre wide rock like diomorphos could be catastrophic for popu

it launched from vandenberg air force base, north the santa bash barbara, lighting up the californiating one method of asteroid deflection technology. the plan for the spacecraft to collide with an asteroid and deflect its path. it is an asteroid called dimfmus which orbits the asteroid which is greek for twin. it will help us prepare for an asteroid which could pose a threat to earth if one is discovered heading our way. it will slam into its target at 15,000 miles-an-hour. >> that first test of planetary defense, it is intentional spacecraft into a rock. what we're trying to learn is, how to deflect a threat. reporter: the good news is very few of the billions of asteroids or comb mets are orbiting our planet, that there won't be a threat until nexentry. that meet tee year that screamed into russia years ago, meteors are smaller than asteroids. you can imagine what an asteroid across. an asteroid 300 feet across could have destruction on earth like we've never seen before. the price tag for the mission just over 3 had million dollars but what price saving planet earth down the road

paul vandenberg. ains. janice: love that guy. brian: great personality. great station. time. all the books i had ha chance to do. first my daughter's book go to school upstate. her and her friends meet me before. really boring watching you sign books. i'm going go home and party it's friday night, dad. that was great to start a lot of people lined up in albany. first time in a long time that i have been up there haven't been to the state capital. great response. fantastic people. lee zeldin has a lot of support up there we will see what happens. then i had a chance to go do an event in mmc in south bend in eckhart, indiana, drove over there and did it on saturday night. it was great to be there and to have a lot of people come out and of all ages to come out and basically we did a show on stage k.t., big star out there meet everyone in indiana that is a hot bed. i appreciate everyone that came out. tomorrow in vera beach leave right from here and go hollywood florida patriot awards signing before and after the show. then to pensacola florida and hop in the car and go to