the president has signed a directive to refocus nasa on human exploration and discovery. he wants americans to return to the moon and eventually reach mars. last year, president obama announced the government would work with private companies. to send humance to mars and back by 2030. the president is upset with the "new york times" again. he says the paper got it wrong when it reported he watches as much as eight hours of tv every day. he says contrary to the report he seldom if ever watches cnn or msnbc. the report was based on interviews with some 60 people who are close to the president. >>> speaking of tv, not many people tuned in to monday night tv. >> tom brady summed up his two-interception performance saying it was a bad night. the dolphins scored twice, jay cutler gave miami a 17-point lead. >> new england tried to rally in the fourth, but came down a touchdown short. the dolphins beat the patriots, 27-20. >> so nugt new england is playing great ahead of the matchup with the pittsburgh steelers. >> they were not happy. jack, how are you feeling? >> that's going

. >>> and nasa discovering a far-away planet in a solar system that looks a lot like ours. see hour artificial intelligence from google gave astronomers a breakthrough. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> senator rubio will be there. we're doing very well on the tax front. we have tremendous support, tremendous spirit. >> dissension within the ranks threatens the tax reform. >> he won't vote unless the child tax reform credit is made more generous. >> president trump spoke with russian leader vladimir putin. >> they talked about the crisis over north korea's nuclear program. >> the new york city police department is investigating allegations of rape against music mogul russell wilson. he denies the accusations. >> it's like trying to drink from a fire hose. >> a firefighter has died while battling the thomas fire flames northwest of los angeles. >> tragic and devastating day. >> all that -- >> in florida, a man riding a jet ski was worn into the water. an off-duty sheriff's deputy was nearby. >> i got you, bro. >> he's in f

kpix 5 betty yu was at nasa aims research center where innovators of screen stage and sport came together to honor intellectual breakthroughs. >> reporter: it is a star- studded night here on the red carpet at the breakthrough prize ceremony at the nasa research center. there are no other awards that give out this much money to recipients in science. tonight the best in hollywood, tech, and science are all here in silicon valley to celebrate. i know you've been to the oscars, but tonight it is being called the oscars of science. how is that different for you? >> i just think it's so special to be here. in hollywood we celebrate ourselves a lot in hollywood, so it is nice to actually be a part of an evening where we are shifting the spotlight and focus on to people who are doing important work. >> reporter: tonight a-list actresses like kerry washington join the tech elites to honor the world's top scientists. on this night $22 million will be handed out across 14 prizes for achievements in fields including life sciences, math, and physics. the youngest winner is from the philippines and r

passed nasa's budget for this year, it prioritized sending a space a mission to mars by 2033. >>> i just want to tease you a little bit. you're recovering from your cold. you're not going through puberty. >> thanks for clearing that up, shawn. i was wondering. sent the producer a note >> i'm sorry, all right >> little squeaky every now and then. >> gary mcgrady >> kind of wishes he had it back though, the voice i mean, the voice. >> yeah, yeah. >> good years there. >> let's talk about the weather >> we have extra time. >> it's cold out >> get around >> cold stuff coming our way, saturday, now the cold stuff is going to get here. wednesday morning, be one of those morning around here that will take your breath away. that's how cold with the wind it's going to be. single digits. overnight, temperatures dropping to the upper 30's, as the sun rises tomorrow before sunrise i think the numbers will actually come up a little bit before sunrise simply because we'll have warmer air coming in, there's a little bit of a warm front tomorrow that comes through first and an arctic air mass that w

both that nasa yes man is only going nasa sarcastic i. don't know. if you from my jewish friends your mind if. you figure the peer miscasting discussed but the custos through me just turn over young. twenty eight saying is coming the big countdown the ball is going to drop new years starting resolutions will be created it's all so very exciting let's check in with the gorgeous talented smart. all oracle of the universe stacy herbert maxwell you bring up a few things our resolutions did you follow through on all your resolutions for twenty seventeen did i did i promise the never to sell any of my pick going so i hold on a hardliner and i told my new years resolution from twenty seven to eight i hold firm and of course we are on new year's eve the eve of new year's eve is when this episode is recording is airing but we will not be here on new year's eve because that's a sunday and our show airs saturday c that's why we're here on the eve new year's eve. i get it. which makes sense and the seer that hash tag me to is the person of the year for twenty se

all day strong. >> on this day in 1972, nasa landed its last astronaut on the moon. apollo 17 launched four days earlier. the lunar roving vehicle traveled the farthest of any apollo mission. one of the astronauts who walked on the moon was a trained geologist, the first for nasa, and the crew brought back more rocks and soil than previous trips. the apollo 17 commander still holds the title of last man to walk on the moon after touching down 45 years ago. today. as news breaks out, will break it and come in anything changes. "your world " with neil cavuto. i am shepard smith in new york could have a good afternoon. >> neil: all right, the rush hour is on. beefing up security at airports and bridges and tunnels in mass transit systems in the wake of today's terror attack in the new york city subway system. it is not just the conservative big apple, but pretty much across the country. any major transit hub whether at a big locale or not, they are learning a lot more about the suspected bomber. they darn near pulled it off. >> the suspect reported that they were inspir

and for this one, mattel, collaborated with nasa. meet american girl dolls comes with a back story, a 11 year old aspiring astronaut who wants to be the first person to put boots on mars. nasa hopes lucyanna lynn spire young girls to learn about science, technology, engineering and math. that's important and i love that. >> that's great. >> we saw the president there. not sure why. i'm sure we will be talking about him coming up. >> in the next show. >> but option for par then the year for kids who don't want to go to bed early on new years eve. >> how netflix is trying to get parents to help them get to bed. >> your late he wetter. >> unwind, anticipated movies of 2018. the new years aftermath, we share tips on curing the holiday weaken hang over. monday on fox5 news morning. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet.

reporter: -- [inaudible] -- will he call for an increase in spending for nasa? or will there be commercial partnerships or will he reduce nasa funding in other areas such as earth science, which includes the study of climate change? sarah: i'm not going to get ahead of the president's announcement but we'll have further details once that process is completed. reporter: two questions. who are the eyewitnesses who dispute these allegations against the president? and can you stand here right now and say without a doubt, 100% certainty, that the more than dozen women who have come forward to accuse this president of misconduct are lying? do you wrestle with this personally? sarah: i'm here to speak on behalf of the president. i can say that the president has directly responded and said that these allegations are false. and that's what i'm doing and relaying that information to you. in terms of the specific eyewitness account, there have been multiple reports, i'd be happy to provide them to you after the brief something completed. reporter: follow up on that questio

nasa made the announcement yesterday. the planet is orbiting kepler 90. the new planet is the third rock from the sun and joins seven others previously discovered by nasa. kepler 90 is the first star known to support as many planets as our own orbiting sun. >> and finally from cheers to holiday jeers on the road. aaa expecting a number of americans to travel during the upcoming holiday season. more than 107 million people will be on the move with most driving to their destination. >> i will stay traffic has been extra bad around here lately so there you have it. >> 'tis the season. >> right. coming up on fox5 news morning. >> in a galaxy close by fans line up to get a peek at the latest "star wars" movie. >> a live look across the d.c. region. time is 4:41. that is a beautiful christmas tree but bundle up. >> yeah, it's the capitol christmas tree. >> it looks amazing. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> the time now is 4:44 and here's a look at the stories we're following for you today, friday, december 15th. another lawmaker is stepp

we showed you the image of the california wildfires taken by nasa. the experts have been busy, casting the sites further afield. nasa's probe, juno, has been shedding new light on jupiter's great probe, juno, has been shedding new light onjupiter‘s great red spot. this is the biggest storm in the solar system. it is an anti cycling. and it's been around for more than 150 years. —— anticyclone. it is wider than the earth. scientists have been asking questions about it for many, many years. now they have some answers, and it's all thanks to a probe and juno. the probe has been using an instrument to look inside the red spot. these are images based on pictures and data that it has sent back. this image shows what it would look like if we were able to dive into the solar system. the bbc‘s donovan amos is that the american geophysical union meeting in new orleans where scientists have been announcing the findings. he told me about seeing the red spot for the first time in 3—d. told me about seeing the red spot for the first time in 3-d. yes, tha

nasa says the star, known as harder than the sun. the newly found planetary system is arranged like ours with the smallest planets nearest the stars and the biggest furthest away. the discovery was made with the help of an artificial intelligence techniques. >> astronomers have discovered more than 3000 planets circling other stars come but very few of these distant planetary systems resemble our own. now achieved using the kepler space telescope has confirmed the existence of 8 planets around a single star. seven of these were already known, but experts trained a software program to recognize known planets. the program searched through raw data and identified a previously unknown world. >> the new planet we found, kepler-90i, is the smallest of the bunch, and orbits outside the inner to planets. it is probably rocky and doesn't have a thick atmosphere. the service is likely scorching hot. it probably has an average temperature of 800 degrees fahrenheit. reporter: they are using computers to find things that people didn't have time t

. >>> nasa came out with an out of this world announcement today. >> researchers discovered an eighth planet orbiting a distant star. and while this is a milestone in space exploration, it's the technique used to make the discovery that's making waves. >> that's right. abc 7 news reporter carlos s salcedo has more. >> reporter: this summer's total solar eclipse captivated the nation. and today, nasa announced the discovery of an eighth planet in the kepler 90 system. >> a star system that has as many planets around it as ours and there's every reason to think there are stars with even more planets than ours. >> reporter: the classification was made possible by analyzing data using artificial intelligence from google. >> nasa teamed up with google to put together a self learning algorithm or, you know, computer program that can teach itself to look for very faint signals from planets they may have overlooked. >> reporter: the discovery was well received at the space and science center in oakland. astronomers here say the new technique could lead to the discovery of more planets in our

. >>> we are just three days away now from 2018 and nasa is saying bring it on. in just six months, nasa is planning a launch to the red planet. >>> finally we'll find out which teams will be completing their mission to the moon. the first team to reach the moon and complete all the requirements will win the grand prize of $20 million. >>> we dug a little deeper to find what is still affordable for the middle class. >> tonight's the line men sit down to make new goals for 2018. >>> there's a pattern change with rainfall returning to the area. will that happen over the holiday weekend? the answer in your forecast coming up. >> it's so cold on the other side of the country, people are trying to freeze all sorts of things to prove a point. including e e e e right now... look at this soap bubble -- instantly turning solid. but wait - suds >>> much of the country in a deep freeze right now. take a look at this soap bubble instantly turning solid. but wait there's more. the suds within the bubble make a pretty cool pattern almost like leaves growing from within. >>> th

. >>> nasa came out with an out of this world announcement today. >> researchers discovered an eighth planet orbiting a distant star. and while this is a milestone in space exploration, it's the technique used to make the discovery that's making waves. >> that's right. abc 7 news reporter carlos s salcedo has more. >> reporter: this summer's total solar eclipse captivated the nation. and today, nasa announced the discovery of an eighth planet in the kepler 90 system. >> a star system that has as many planets around it as ours and there's every reason to think there are stars with even more planets than ours. >> reporter: the classification was made possible by analyzing data using artificial intelligence from google. >> nasa teamed up with google to put together a self learning algorithm or, you know, computer program that can teach itself to look for very faint signals from planets they may have overlooked. >> reporter: the discovery was well received at the space and science center in oakland. astronomers here say the new technique could lead to the discovery of more planets in our

fans want us to discuss that this today is american engineer former nasa astronaut entrepreneur motivational speaker and engineering consultant the right thank you so much for joining us today right. oh my pleasure well it's a pretty exciting day and i want to talk a little story forward about the actual videos themselves and that is you as someone who has spent your career around aviation's aviation and physics and the physics of aviation and what humans are capable of what is it about how these unknown objects in these videos are moving that makes the aircraft so on identifiable. yeah i've only seen the video on the on the news outlets and it appears to be an object that is flying in a way that normal aircraft don't fly i. wouldn't be quick to ascribe it to any kind of an extraterrestrial vehicle or anything like that as an astronaut i've seen plenty of things that looked odd at the moment and all of those things were later explained as either manmade or natural phenomena and you know i think several astronauts aviators have seen similar things and and we can give examples of some of those

nasa's satellites have tracked its growth and erosion. it's about a mile long and expected to wash away in a few months, now it's still here. >> wow, the wonders of the world. >>> 21 teens and young adults in san francisco challenging the u.s. government over chiemt change. if successful the case could force the government to develop a comprehensive plan to reduce greenhouse gas emigs. but as our reporter explains, the administration is fighting hard to stop them. >> reporter: supporters cheered for 18 of the 21 young plaintiffs following today's hearing before the ninth circuit court of appeals. their main argument is and has always been that the u.s. government has failed to protect them from climate change. >> us young people are doing this because we love our world and we're doing everything we can to protect it. >> reporter: julia olson is their attorney. >> this is many administrations building a fossil fuel system that they knew would be catastrophic for the future. >> reporter: kelsey, 21 years old, is one of the plaintiffs. a law

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nasa has sent an unmanned spacecraft to mars and wants to send another unmanned rover in 2020. they are planning to send humans by 2030. back injune, china announced plans to send a man to the moon. the trump administration hasn't revealed just how the new objective is to be achieved, and on what timescale. butjust as injuly 1969, one thing is sure, it won't be cheap. time for a look at the weather. -13 —13 last night was the lowest temperature, it won't be as cold tonight but there is still the risk of some ice, it's still pretty frosty across many parts of the country can cover across east anglia and the south—east than it has been recently that we're seeing some changes across northern ireland, some outbreaks of rain and that is coming into the cold air sitting over the uk, this area of cloud responsible for the rain and possibly some snow, as it comes into the cold air it means the risk that wet weather on frozen surfaces so it could be icy. as the wet weather moves east we could see some snow in scotland, lifting onto the hills, but by 6pm we have dry weather back in n

president trump has told nasa to plan a cruise mission to the moon for the first time since 1972. the mission will focus on long-term exploration and use of the moon's surface. mr. trump said of the program will lay the foundation for individual mission to mars, although he did not set a date. earlier this year, china said it was working on sending missions to the moon. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. reporter: 10 words that came to encapsulate american 20th-century technological achievement. but since the first moon landing in 1969, the dream of inhabiting the moon has largely been sidelined as too costly. now donald trump and his vice president, mike pence, want to reignite america's space program. president trump: very exciting, very important for our country. reporter: at a white house signing attended by astronaut buzz aldrin and one of them asked americans to mock the service of the moon 40's ago, -- walk the service of the moon 40 years ago, the president said returning to the moon was just the beginning. this time wemp: will not only plant our flag a

after the ten-year cassini mission ended in september, nasa is considering sending a dragonfly drone to further explore the moon's surface. the quadcopter would explore the prebiotic chemistry of the moon in search of possible alien life. >>> and a 90-year-old woman's danceoff with santa claus is pretty much winning over the internet this morning. a d.c. minister dressed as santa claus while visiting a nursing home to pass out gifts. getting down there. he posted this video on facebook and it shows him at the festive nursing home with the resident. they're just dancing away to "o come all ye faithful." although doesn't seem like that's the jam. it's already gotten 7 million views and 166,000 shares on facebook. they are jamming out there. the minister, though, he hopes to inspire others to take better care of our seniors. i think that is a job well done. getting down. i'm phillip mena. thanks for starting your day with us. be sure to follow us on fa live look at the bay bridge with the city by the bay slowly it's december 28th and we're just counting down to the end of the year. a li

they delivered, nasa sent ingredients for pies to the iss. expedition 53 crew members had fun and made their out of this world creations. they enjoyed it before a movie night. how about that? >> those are some big old pepperoni slices, making it worth it. still ahead, a multi billion dollar deal that could touch every part of your life. >>> president trump goes after his very own fbi, the incredible details here next on "early today" on a monday. see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyone with the care and attention they deserve. walgreens. trusted since 1901. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. feel the power of thenew power...smax. ...to fight back

now what's not clear is how nasa will pay for it right now it's not in the budget. that's all up to congress, of course hooks holds the purse strings. the obama administration shrunk nasa's budget considerably rolling back various missions and projects that had been in development for years. >>> all right. kathy, snow and bitter cold. basically winter is coming on strong. >> it certainly is, lucy. we're talking about a few snow showers possible tomorrow north and west but for all of us, two chans th local neighborhood running into a problem way street sign. the sign for pussy willow court keeps disappearing. whoever is stealing it may be extremely immature. hank flynn explains. >> beautiful tree. really is. they make great shade in the summer. i'll tell that you. >> it's hank. i'm in washington township. the sign on top of this post is supposed to read pussy willow court. but it doesn't. because the keeps getting stolen my take when your mom find out about this is you are in so much trouble. >> five times it's happened in a year. say washington township police and f

nasa says another "supermoon" will take place on january 31st. according to nasa, it will also feature a total lunar eclipse. they say be on the lookout for an eerie fainter than normal glow. >>> california's largest recorded wildfire is still burning but it's close to being put out. that thomas fire is now 91% contained. it burned more than 280,000 acres in ventura and santa barbara counties. it's destroyed more than 1,000 buildings. and an unusual fire season this winter is one reason why dozens of cal fire stations are deciding now to stay open year round. typically, fire stations like this one in san jose's almaden valley close during the winter months when the threat of wildfires is not really very great. but it's going to stay open this year to the relief of people living nearby. >> we are so appreciative of them being open just because of what you said, all the fires that are happening. >> cal fire will keep 52 fire stations open this winter across the state. >>> time now 6:51. recreational marijuana becomes legal in california in just a f

he's interviewed by former nasa administrator charles bolden p. >> yours was the third -- >> third servicing mission. >> having been a part of that mission and having become an official hubble hugger, talk a little bit to me about what you believe the legacy of hubble is or does it have a legacy? >> i think it's incredible. you would know better than i long it's been up there. >> 27 years. heading to 30. >> yeah. doing that kind of science on a daily basis and, you know, letting not only the scientists experience the data that they get from it, which is most of the stuff you don't see, but also the public engagement that is provided and let people kind of get a sense for, you know, where we are in the universe, which is pretty insignificant if you consider, you know, those images. i think it's been a great success, and it was -- and it was a great first mission for me. >> watch "after words," tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on book-tv on c-span2. >>> next, a look at the abolitionist movement and its impact on the civil war. we'll hear from the national park service former chief historian robert

. >>> nasa scientists are buzzing tonight after a ground breaking discovery and a bay area tech giant played a big part. scientists just uncovered the only other eight planet solar system that they know of circling a is up and they did it by -- a sun and they did it by using software from google to analyze thousands of data points from the kepler telescope. the new planet is called kepler 90-i. like earth it's the third planet from the sun. its surface temperatures are incredibly hot. >> the temperature surface on this planet is about 800 degrees fahrenheit, which is far too height for the possible development of life as we know it. >> nasa scientists say the new planet is about 2,500 light years away. do the math. it means traveling at the speed of light it would take us 2,500 years to get there. >>> and the liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket and dragon spacecraft -- >> and another big first for spacex, it just launched a used rocket with a used capsule for nasa. experts say this is a stunning feat, could drive down the cost of future launches. the capsule is hauling nearly 5,000 pounds

and coming up — nasa discovers a whole new star system in a galaxy far far away. coming up in sport: australia trail england by 200 runs at the end of the second day in perth. steve smith nearing a century, as the hosts wrestle back momentum in the third ashes test. a firefighter has died while battling a huge wildfire north of los angeles. the blaze, which started 11 days ago, has now destroyed an area bigger than new york city and paris combined, and is on track to become the largest wildfire in california's history. the firefighting operation has already cost more than £60 million. our correspondent james cook reports from the town of santa paula, in california. an orange glow is lighting up the night sky here, as this gigantic wildfire rages in the mountains to the north. more than 8,300 firefighters are now tackling the blaze, trying to prevent it from advancing into half a dozen towns, including santa barbara, on the pacific coast. celebrities' mansions are among 18,000 buildings at risk. more than 800 homes have already been destroyed. we're actually retur

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so, even this potential head of nasa, who is willing to admit that these things are actual things, is still not exactly a -- playing with a full deck, i guess. and one more quick thing about something that happened recently. this actually was just yesterday, i think. the fourth national climate assessment, this big report that the government sort of requests and it's actually by statute from 1990, i think, this has to be done every certain number of years the first couple pieces of the new draft came out yesterday, and it said, very clearly, this is bad, we did it, we need to do something about it quickly. all the things of climate change that are completely well understood. but i wanted to read a quick sentence from the -- is guess from the executive summary. it says, for the warming over the last century, there is no convincing alternative explanation supported by the extent of the observational evidence. meaning the only possible reason for the world warming up is us. that's it. but what i find interesting about that is that is a really boring sentence that is hard to parse. i just

that's with happening now and we talk about some other technologies that we were told about by the nasa advanced innovated concept group including putting a rocket on like a giant spring like a pogo stick to get some power to get things going and one thing with thought was exciting was a space elevator. a space elevator is essentially three parts, a station we put somewhere in the ocean that stays in place. it's a gigantic cable and a counterweight and in this case the counterweight is a rock and there's an elevator that climbs it in you being power to the elevator in the elevator slowly moves up the cable and the people interested in this design estimate they could get stuff into space bar about $250 per pound that's amazing because right now costs about $10000 per pound so if you wanted to spend-- send a big bowl into space is lightweight $5000, so twittered $50 a pound would be amazing savings, so the main thing they need to figure out is like this middle parts and that the metal part is like kind of importance so the problem with the middle part is that it needs to be really strong,

nasa says can expect the next on january 1st. meantime nasa posted outer space view of the moon and you can see the silhouette of the international space station passing the moon, moving about five miles a second. >>> may have seen higher tides more than usual today. king tide rising up. abc7 news on embarcadero when the bay splashed up on the pavement. seen bigger in the past when they coincide with heavy rains. i don't know about super moon but super wind. unbelievable this morning. howling and wild. >> and this afternoon. cameras are shaking. tonight stays windy. tomorrow the winds calm down. live doppler 7 along with satellite. it was nice looking if you were inside. tons of sunshine. embarcadero, live look outside. palms are swaying, flag is waving in the wind, breezy out there. temperature-wise, not that bad. sitting pretty much where we should be this time of year. 60s most spots. wind is biggest factor. 33 miles per hour in napa, 36 at sfo. 26 in livermore. reason for the wind, storm system is pushing off to the east. wha

he's authorizing acting nasa administrator robert light foot to lead an innovative space plan focussed on human innovation and discovery. >> at this time we will not only plant our flag and leave our footprint, we will establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars and perhaps some day to many worlds beyond. >> nasa says initial funding for the new space program policy will be included in his budget request for the fiscal year 2019. >>> saudis will soon be able to go to the movies for the first time in more than 35 years. saudi arabia announcing it will begin granting licenses for commercial theaters next year. first expected to open in march. they're in the midst of an economic overall. a blueprints -- planning to open 300 cinemas by 2030. not clear which movie genres will be shown or whether men and women will be allowed to sit together. >>> jimmy kimmel returning to his show with a vep special guest, comedian bringing out his son billy during his mono log. he thanked his guest host after being out for his son's heart surgery. >> i was out last week because this guy hat heart

space agency nasa trump also said the ultimate goal with a man trip to mars last walked on the moon in one nine hundred seventy two last the first six missions this is a giant step toward that inspiring future and toward reclaiming america's proud destiny in space and space has so much to do with so many other applications including a military application so we are the leader and we're going to stay the leader and we're going to increase that many for all those jordan has more now from washington d.c. . president donald trump's announcement that the u.s. is going to launch a new moon shot a new effort to try to get astronauts back on the moon and perhaps on to other planets in the solar system is at first blush a good welcome idea the idea of going into the cosmos has always fascinated mankind however one of the things that the president did not address during his remarks on monday is where will the money come for nasa to be able to carry out this project the u.s. space shuttle program was terminated back in two thousand and eleven mainly because the obama administration said it could

nasa talks resume here in , and the deal looks to be a long way off. kevin cirilli with a special guest. kevin: we're joined by canadian ambassador to the united states david. first thing's first. come march, is there going to be a deal? david: i remain optimistic in the sense that while it has been --w, this is a 24 --year-old this is a 24-year-old deal. a lot of things have been modernized and we are working to have things be constructive. it is a big trading relationship. it will take us a while to get there. i hope we get there to th by the end of march. i think nafta has been good for all three countries. we will do our best to find a way to make it a win win win for all three countries. shery: president trump -- kevin: president trump says it has not been good for the united states and somewhat agree with him. the question i have for you is, ey say they want a progressive trade agreements. what exactly is a progressive trade agreement?david : we put some pretty constructive alternatives on the table. some labor standards, modernize labord -- mode

un orden a la nasa para crear un programa que utilice a la luna como punto de salida para la explosiÓn de sistema solar, trump dijo que llegar a la luna podrÍa tener una aplicaciÓn militar. hilda: la virgen de guadalupe se apareciÓ al indÍgena juan diego y celebran un fervor, esta noche se cantan las maÑanitas a la virgen, alejandro nos habla de lo que los fieles son capaces de hacer en nombre de la fe. alejandro: decenas de miles de feligreses se reÚnen en su templo para cantarle las maÑanitas. >> salimos anoche a las 9:00 de la noche, llegamos aquÍ a las 9:30 mÁs o menos de la maÑana. es nuestra madre. reportero: algunos ensayaron la mÚsica que estÁn seguros podrá ser escuchada por la madre de los mexicanos. >> para mÍ es una tradiciÓn venerarla, cantar y agradecerle con mÍ canciÓn. reportero: guillermo que se traslado desde el estado de puebla, camino de nuevo como hace cada aÑo y ahora espera un milagro mayor. >> pero cada aÑo vengo asÍ y sin pedirle favor. reportero: otros pagan su promesa preparando comida. >> ellos dan mucho mÁs de lo que tienen, creo que si

earth that makes the moon appear bigger and brighter than usual last night super moon was part of what nasa is calling a super moon trilogy that the other two set to come in january that is much more frequent than usual. you're watching news still to come on the program denmark takes the robot revolution to another level producing a whole host of so-called collaborative robots or co bots so to speak they take the drudgery out of assembly line work. your heart has that story and more. i'm a mother like two billion other mothers around the world i have one wish the best for my child. best in this is something seen in which breastfeeding is often frowned upon and god's will for me to abound with profits is more important than my babies will be how do i know how to make the right decision as to busy listening to you know all these entertaining blogs or the pediatrician or the country i'm trying to help. mail starting december ninth on d w. as the euro group takes a new president the eurozone economy is going from strength to strength but the european central bank warns of complacency saying the

investment by sending the signal and then waiting for a reply that could come in many years from now present nasa has voyager it with just recently fired up its thrusters for the first time in thirty seven years floating outside the solar system with a bunch of cultural messages it brought to extra terrestrials is what you were doing more dangerous than that. no it really isn't more dangerous but the voyager recording is an excellent example of how we want to make contact with another civilization so this golden record has greetings in fifty five languages it has music from around the world and it has a scientific tutorial along with over one hundred pictures of life on earth so it's an attempt to give a snapshot of earth to another world there's one big problem though of the voyager recording that it travels so slowly so that it's going to be seventy thousand years before the spacecraft comes even close to another star but by sending radio signals the travel at the speed of light we can reach the nearest star in just over four years so there is a tremendous time advantage of sending in electroma

nasa astronaut tweeting these images from the international space station just to give you a grasp of the sheer size and magnitude of these fires. let's get the latest from dan simon. good morning to you. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, it's been a very long night for these fi firefighters. it could be even longer with the winds expected to pick up. right now it's relatively calm but we are expecting hurricane-force winds. it could pick up flying embers and push the fire to more places. as you said i'm in bel-air. you can see this is one of the houses destroyed. you can see a little bit of flame inside the garage. see the roof just totally caved in and destroyed this house. you've got about six homes in this subdivision that have been destroyed. eleven more damaged. now you can see the firefighters on standby waiting to see if things get more dangerous. right now basically doing mop-up. this has really paralyzed this entire region, the series of wildfires we've seen. now obviously people are waiting to see what happens. they're hoping these winds will eventually calm down and th

this nasa satellite map shows the extent of the powerful storm which is now headed towards the philippine island of palawan and on towards vietnam. for those affected by tembin a long path lies ahead to recovering from its devastation. now on to some of the other stories making news around the world the united nations has been evacuating african refugees from libya directly to italy for a second day the u.n.h.c.r. has called the move a quote groundbreaking development over one hundred sixty migrants among them children and women have been waiting for months in libyan detention facilities but hundreds of thousands of migrants are still stuck in the country where they often face abuse and torture. a fire at the london zoo has left one aardvark dead and several near cats missing the blaze broke out on saturday morning at the zoo's animal adventure section before spreading to a shop and a cafe more than seventy firefighters tackled the blaze the dead aardvark called misha was one of the zoo's best loved animals. a former u.s. soldier has been arrested on suspicion of planning a terrorist atta

this nasa satellite map shows the extent of the powerful storm which is now headed towards the philippine island of palawan and on towards vietnam. for those affected by tembin a long path lies ahead to recovering from its devastation. now on to some of the other stories making news around the world a fire at the london zoo has left one aardvark dead and several meerkats missing the blaze broke out on saturday morning at the zoo's animal adventure section before spreading to a shop and a cafe more than seventy firefighters tackled the blaze the dead aardvark called misha was one of the zoo's best loved animals cuts on separatist leader carlos says he is still the legitimate president of the spanish region or in an interview he also asked for madrid to allow him to return home in time for the opening session of the council on parliament separatist parties won a majority in a regional vote held on thursday they call it the biggest club game in football classical and spanish giants barcelona have taken a big step towards winning the domestic league title by beating real madrid three nil away

this nasa satellite map shows the extent of the powerful storm which is not headed towards the fed it be an island. and on towards vietnam. to those affected by ten then a long path lies ahead to recovering from its devastation. staying in the philippines at least thirty seven people are feared dead after a fire broke out at a shopping mall firefighters have begun recovering bodies and authorities say there's no chance of survival for anyone trapped inside fire crews have now put out the blaze in the southern city of it's believed the fire started on the third floor of the four story building the cause is not yet known. now some of the other stories making news around the world the united nations has evacuated some refugees from libya directly to italy the u.n. refugee agency calls the move quote a groundbreaking development over one hundred sixty people many of them women and children have been waiting for months in libyan detention facilities but hundreds of thousands are still stuck in the country where they often face abuse and torture . catalonia separatist leader car less put hi