we need a strong nasa and nasa needs an authorization bill. i strongly encourage my colleagues to support this legislation. i thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from tennessee reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas. mr. hall: could you tell me how much time i have left and how much mr. gordon has. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has eight minutes remaining, the gentleman from tennessee has 10 minutes remaining. mr. hall: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. culberson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. culberson: inc. it's important here in september that we're discussing the future of the space program. it was in late september that america's first explorers, lewis and clark, are returned from their expedition to find the overland route and when they returned, they lit up the couldn't arery and something america has always been built on, dreams and thinking big, it's always been part of our spirit,

. >> i am from nasa. i like disappear -- i would like to propose -- house south korea considered -- has south korea considered using the chinese economic investment in north korea as a tool for unification? so far, it seems like the united states involvement has led to the status quo of a divided peninsula. we have seen moves from south korea like this reunification tax where they're starting to address the issues, trying to help the failed states that north korea is. >> can you respond to that? >> when it comes to the chinese influence over north korea, the south koreans are afraid that china might take over north korea economically. then when there is a contingency in north korea, china will continue. the role of china in the korean peninsula became greater and greater. your suggestion about -- i understand your question is that chinese economic -- the chinese role in for the development of the north korean economy is good for -- in the further development of the north korean economy is good. i would li

now, the hubble is a product of nasa. so you must have high regard for nasa? is that deminished in any way? >> all of us scientists are enormously grateful for the government of the united states and to nasa in particular. but we are very worried that this new focus on putting people back on the moon is robbing the current scientific enterprise of very much-needed resources. in the hopes we'll be able to do something in 10-20 years we have already done. namely put people on the moon. we really have major projects that we would like to do now that are being postponed in many cases indefiniteliy because of this new focus on the moon. >> what do you have in mind? >> one of the major projects is to lis for gravity waves either from colliding enormous black holes at the centers of galaxies or even from the big bang itself. that's a space project that we love to see go forward rapidly. there are a number of other projects that along with that one our group is beyond einstein. they are trying to take us beyond what we already know and see if there are any flaws in re

mientras los expertos de la nasa comienzan a trabajar por el rescate. s. y también, se disculpa a fidel castro por l la percusión contr los homosexuales. >>>josé: el departamento de educación de mayor pidió a los e distritos escolares que no pregunten el estatus migratorio, a los estudiantes que se matrix lleno luego que advirtieron que ese requisito podría violar la ley federal. h se celebró el >>> hoy se celebró el funeral de la niña de 11 años de new york, que murió camino al hospital cuando un policía, detuvo a su madre, por una infracción de tránsito. isolda peguero con todas las reacciones. >>>isolda: dos caballos blancos ha larn el carro fúnebre que llevaban a la pequeña a su última morada mientras que el policía se negó a darle los primeros auxilios por un ataque de asma, finalmente fue identificado y suspendido 4 días después de la tragedia. >>> y que diga lo que pasó. que diga la verdad. porque la dejó morir. >>>isolda: el incidente ocurrió la semana pasada, por intento desesperado llevar a la niña asmática al hospital l

nuestra primera pausa comercial, buenas noticias para los mineros atrapados en chile expertos de la nasa están listos para ayudarles >>> las empleadas domésticas [ locutora ] sarah quiere ser ingeniera. pero ahora es una niña. y su mamá confía en flintstones gummies, un completo multivitamínico con colina que refuerza el sano funcionamiento del cerebro. porque cuando eres un niño flintstones, todo es possible. expertos de la nasa llegarán en los próximos días a chile, para ayudar en el rescate de los mineros nuestra enviada especial nos cuenta >>> el rescate de 33 mineros, ya es un operativo internacional >>> ellos mostraron tremenda fortaleza en sobrevivir tanto tiempo sin tener contacto con el exterior >>> un equipo de la nasa está hoy en chile, para ayudar a los mineros a estar sanos >>> queremos evitar algún tipo de desesperanza de parte de los mineros >>> las condiciones de aislamientos de los astronautas, son similares >>> tienen una basta experiencia, y mucha historia, para manejar estas situaciones >>> mientras en la mina, los rescatistas batallaban el frío, la llovi

and later nasa has four pieces of advice to help the trappeded chilean minerses stay healthy. all of that is coming up for you. but later on "nightline." >> i'm cynthia mcfaden. one swimmer dies and one goes missing in the rough waters off the coast of new jersey. we will have the latest on hurricane earl. plus, as the holiday weekend gets underway, we are visiting one of the [ female announcer ] it's the jcpenney labor day mattress sale! all gold premium mattresses 50-60% off after $200 instant rebate. plus, get an additional $100 off beautyrest gold mattresses and $200 off beautyrest world class gold mattresses from simmons... featuring super pocketed coil springs to prevent motion disturbance and conform to your shape. after all, it's not just sleep, it's beautyrest. the jcpenney labor day mattress sale. new look. new day. who knew! jcpenney. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a san francisco woman is learning the law is not on her side when it comes to bringing home her lost dog. she says little girl, the dog's name, was stolen seven years

almost $1 billion and nasa always believed it got what it paid for. a first landing and e permanents on the red planet. they might have found more if only they had known then as much as they know now. >> he work twoz story as above the ground in an office at nasa aims research center but dr. kmis kris mckay is on another planet, especially lately. >> mars is fooling us. >> this began 35 yearsing ayes. we put the landers on mars. besides a a.stounding us can w.pictures they scooped soil and heated it, looking for common carbon compounds that might be building blocks of life. much to our surprise, we didn't see... what we expected to see. we didn't know why. and thought maybe it wasn't there. >> and now, they do know why. the result of what is then a wrong assumption about the salty martian surface, one clarified after the lander scooped more soil. >> just found, stumble add cross it phoenix found a chlorine chemical in the stuff and pretty much everywhere on the surface this, is significant because when heated it becomes a form of destructive bleach li

space agency nasa has advised chilean officials to be honest with the 33 miners trapped deep in a mine about how long it is likely to take to get them out the ur-member team met chile's health minister and other officials in the country's capital santiago on tuesday. speaking to reporters after the meeting, the nasa experts expressed concern over the miners' weight loss. they say the priorities include increasing the miners' calorie intake, getting them on a regular sleep schedule, and at the request of the chilean government nasa dispersed a team to share knowledge gleaned from prolonged stays in confined areas by astronauts on space missions. chilean workers on monday ben drilling a shaft to rescue the trapped miners and reportedly managed to excavate eight meters. about 1% of the target depth in a little less than 24 hours. >>> japanese prime minister naota kan has been in the top job for less than three months. a powerful member of his ruling democratic party wants take over. former dpj secretary, ozawa, is running against kan in the party's leadership election. >> translator: it's

by his own admission in previous testimony, the nasa administrator, or a senior nasa management, and if that were the case, the originators were quite likely promoting their own agenda rather than america's commitment to space exploration. this is not an entitlement. it is an investment in the future, in technology, jobs, world leadership, and perhaps most importantly, in the inspiration and education of our youth. you asked how much of the budget has gone into education. the inspiration for our youth came when neil armstrong walked on in the man -- walked on the moon. it is a freebie. the people at nasa did not join the team to design windmills', but to take us where no one has gone before. the american space flight program has come up for half a century, risen above the partisan differences. the challenges and accomplishments of the pasteur those of a nation, not of a political party -- accomplishments of the past worere those of a nation, not a political party. the flags flying on the moon or not blue -- were not blue or red. they were american. now is the time for wiser heads in

se trata de una pieza clave agentes del fbi la escoltaron a la nasa para que sea analizada >> el presidente barack obama solicitarÁ el miÉrcoles al congreso que aumente y extienda de forma permanente despuÉs crÉdito impositivo a la investigaciÓn empresarial un funcionario del gobierno dijo hoy que la medida es para crear empleos barack obama presentarÁ el plan y otras iniciativas para ayudar a la economÍa estadounidense. >> si piensa que las malas noticias sobre la economÍa lo atormentan es posible que tenga razÓn >> una encuesta informÓ que un gran nÚmero de persona reportan problemas de salud

but i'm glad to be able to be here to say to the nasa family that we are saving jobs, 10,000 potentially in the state of florida, many others in the other states and 6,000 in johnston. i'm delighted to say this bill, the senate bill, though i don't like the process, provides for

its slow rise to the surface and agents will remain with it even as it's hauled to an ultra secure nasa installation. forensic teams from a half dozen government agencies will scrutinize every inch of it. >> what they'll be looking for is why the sort of last-ditch stop gap measure didn't work. >> reporter: five stories high, the b.o.p. was a series of valves and ramps designed to

you'd be seeing nasa science at work. conditions in arizona are similar to what nasa says they will encounter on the moon in future missions. we have mike hite with us this morning. >> good morning to you. >> i know it's bright and early for you in arizona. talk about the missions and how you can use the topography in arizona to similar things you might see in real life where nasa goes. >> okay, so what we're trying to do is understand how to explore the lower orbit with the destination of mars and we're simulating a mission and we're using these new class of vehicles that we call the space exploration vehicle that the crews live in for multiple weeks at a time. and they have space suits on the back that you can just step into, so you can actually be drinking a cup of coffee on the inside of the rover and looking at the rocks and geography and in ten minutes you can be boots on the surface and sampling the geography. >> it amazes us, with the first space capsules, just how tight the quarters are in so many of the vehicles

stimulus package that was passed last year, so these are your tax dollars diverted from traditional nasa budgets and being

. >>> well, coming up next, nasa rewrites the history of life on mars. a new discovery they almost made 35 years ago. stay with us. the guys who drive a hvy duty truck, have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a yload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough o bear up a max towing capacity that's over0 tons. and a braking system tough enough to bring it all to a sto avy duty demands? gentlemen, your uck is ready. but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out te increased 50%, and the state had to ake over the schools. fact: the city controller found employeesaid for 22,000 hours... they never worked. fact: brown promised to cut crime. ut murders doubled, makinoakland the 4th most dangerous city in ameri. jerry brown. he just can't deliver the rests california needs now >>> the viking missions to mars cost nasa almost a billion dollars in 1976 and nasa always believed it got what it paid for, the first landings and biological ex-pairments

space agency nasa has advised chilean officials to be honest with the 33 miners trapped deep in a mine about how long it's likely to take to get them out. the four-member team met chile's health minister and other officials in the country's capital of santiago on tuesday. speaking to reporters after the meeting, the nasa experts expressed concern over the miners' weight loss. they said priorities include increasing the miners' caloric intake, getting them on a regular sleep schedule and ensuring that they remain optimistic. at the request of the chilean government nasa dispatched the team to share knowledge gleaned from prolonged stays in confined areas by astronauts on space missions. chilean workers on monday began drilling a shaft to rescue the trapped miners and reportedly managed to excavate eight meters, about 1% of the target depth, in a little less than 24 hours. >>> at the end of world war ii, the now defunct japanese imperial army abandoned a large number of chemical weapons in china. a plant to dispose of them has been completed in the city of nanjing. an opening ceremony on

franklin dios got selected as a nasa astrona astronaut. he had the same humble beginnings i came from, he struggled the same way, as english as a second language, just like i did. and i said, man and i hadn't met him, yet he had this profound impact on me. and so my thinking is, well, what if i can actually meet kids in person? i mean, and have a bigger impact than it had on me. and consequently, i've taken that as a mission to try and reach kids and say, they have to get interested in stem areas, science, technology, engineering and math the mat i think so, because that's what's going to keep our country going forward. and in order for this country to succeed, we have to engage all segments of society, including the latinos, the african-americans, the asians, everybody has to get involved. and so that's what i'm doing, is trying to promote stem, so our kids get interested in science, technology, engineering and math. [ speaking in spanish ] [ speaking in spanish ] [ speaking in spanish ]

.--- la nasa dijo que dos asteroides pasaran ... mas o menos a la misma distancia que nos separa de la luna, maÑana miercoles.---- o sea, a 240 mil millas de la tierra.---- pero no se preocupe: los objetos no impactaran a nuestro planeta (dice la nasa)...---tampoco se veran a simple vista, pero si tiene un telescopio amateur, tal vez los capta. ---joe jackson no se arrepiente de haber golpeado al rey del pop michael jackson--- ---lo oculto por mucho tiempo, pero ahora el padre de michaeal jackson admite y justifica los golpes que le dio al fallecido- ----- dice que gracias a su disciplina, niguno resulto pandillero--- ----estas declaraciones ha dejado atonitos a los sicologos, quienes relacionan este abuso con los problemas que tuvo michael jackson como adulto--- ---sin embargo, joe jackson se considera un buen padre--- este es su segmento "tu voz en la comunidad"...---hoy se discute el tema: el secuestro en mexico y la cadena perpetua. ---asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. gracias por su sintonia, nos veremos maÑana a las

this morning it's headed to a nasa facility for analysis. mike >> reporter: federal agents took control of a key piece of equipment at the scene of the largest offshore oil spill in the nation's history. the blowout preventer could provide answers to what went wrong on the deepwater horizon. on april 20th a methane gas bubble that escaped from the underwater well exploded on the rig. the blowout preventer did not prevent the blowout by sealing the pipe as it was supposed to. as a result, more than 200 million gallons of oil spewed into the gulf. it's still unclear why equipment on the rig failed. 11 workers died in the explosion. >> i think these guys, they deserve this. we need to find out not only for them and their memories but for the industry, because i know they would want it no other way. >> reporter: it took 29 1/2 hours to raise the device from the ocean floor one mile beneath the surface. fbi agents are escorting it to a nasa facility in louisiana where investigators will examine it. a bp spokesperson says they hope it will end the

nasa provides an incredible bird's-eye view of hurricane nasa provides an incredible bird's-eye view of hurricane igor. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the battle over taxes. senate republicans vowed to block president obama's plan to cut middle class taxes yesterday unless bush era reductions for the wealthy are also preserved. this economic debate has been heating up for months now. and on this final primary day before november's midterm electrics, it could reach a boiling point. tracy potts joins us live now from council. good morning, tracy. big day. >> it's going to be a big week and a big season headed into these elections as congress figures out whether or not to extend these bush tax cuts that are expiring at the end of the year. coming out of the weekend, republican leader john boehner who had been very critical of the president's plan signaled that he might support it in order to get something done before these tax cuts expires. but all hopes of a compromise were dashed when his party came out str

the same story at company after company across america, even at nasa. the virus racing around the globe. and for awhile, the firewalls and tech experts were no match for the hackers who launched it. pierre thomas has been looking into it. what happened, pierre? >> reporter: diane, the attack targeting the e-mail systems of government agencies and major corporations including abc news began this afternoon. among the companies and agencies hit, nasa, wells fargo, comcast and procter & gamble. it was a trojan horse-style computer virus racing at lightning speed through data bases, luring in e-mail users by posing as a message from one of your colleagues. then, the virus named "here you have" offers a link. there was just one problem. if you click on the link, the virus takes over your computer and starts sending out more e-mails under your name. diane, i got hit with hundreds of these e-mails in a matter of seconds, and i bet you did, too. this appears to be a worldwide assault and people across the globe have been using twitter to alert others about the v

and today, a team of experts from nasa, who visited the mine last week, sounded a warning. just notk they're entering a period of the long just beginninge to confront some of the issues that they will have as far as being there for a long duration. >> for the relatives, too, this will be a long wait. this camp has become a home. many say they will not leave it until their men are rescued. bbc news, santiago. >> hollywood actress angela initially -- angelina jolie will be in pakistan. her visit coincides with warnings about the a drying up. -- aid drying up. >> hearing the stories, she met victims of the flood. some have lost homes, and some have lost children. the hollywood star came to bear witness to pakistan's tragedy and to tour the rubble. more than 20,000 people used to live in this village. refugees from afghanistan, now refugees from nature. >> they are people -- people displaced by the floods. the flood water was as high as the ceiling, when you see the market, and all of their homes are washed away. -- when you see the mark. many of them lost their children during

survivors of the battle for leningrad today st petersburg which suffered a brutal nine hundred day siege by nasa troops during world war two of the cost of more than seven hundred thousand lies. all. dramatic example of the firmness of. courage. and honor. they managed not only to stay alive. but to give their say sins and souls in inhuman circumstances. and hand nine hundred days in besieged linen ran through the eyes of the survivors each. subject has been too they are hangal speech. for the first russian fleet was for. our tea goes to the area which holds top position in the. resources. are the biggest rush we are processing factories know. where unique species of former can be found. should close up. wealthy british soil it's a spot on. the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report on our. thanks for sharing i'll say this i would couple the stories that shaped the week now as russia's republican also saved him or his office as days so sun which killed seventeen and injured over one hundred si

>> reporter: abc's matt gutman was given an exclusive look at this nasa flight. earl is now a some what diminished category 2 storm, but still a powerful storm. >> what we're looking at right now is, all the way down to the sea surface, which is the blue you're seeing, and several levels of clouds stacking vertically and bending outward of an eye wall from that. this is one of the most well documented storms that we've ever had and in fact we actually have seen the storm strengthen and begin to weaken. >> reporter: with gujts like these cap sums, dropped into the storm, to give an exact reading of wind speed, pressure and rain. back on the ground, there are two sane things to do when a storm gets too close. leave -- >> hit the back roads down here, once we get in shore i think we'll be okay. >> reporter: or hunker down. >> we're going to tough it out. going to be quite a storm. we're here to take it on. >> reporter: then, there's a third option. go hunting. mark and jess are hurricane chasers. >> 9:19 right now. >> reporter: these images were captured just hours

it will be taken to a nasa facility near new orleans. results of the investigation will be of great interest to the many victims of the oil spill who have filed hundreds of lawsuits because of it. cbs news, new york. homes in victoria were flooded >>> the flooding is a big problem tonight in australia, hundreds of homes in victoria were flooded after the rain caused rivers to run over levees and many people had to evacuate. another problem is strong wind. they uprooted trees, caused damage from falling branches. the same flooding is also causing problems in knee zealand which is still recovering from the 7.1 earthquake yesterday. >> nothing so serious for the bay area fortunately. lawrence karnow has a look at our labor day forecast. congestion. >> hey, folks, turned out to be nice around the bay area today, but going to be better tomorrow. we'll see lots of sunshine, going to be hot in spots and you're looking for sunshine, you'll find it just about everywhere you go. in some of the interior valleys, the 80s, even some mid- 90s. inside

welcome to the program two russian cosmonauts on the nasa astronauts are stuck in orbit after a fault they were unable to leave the international space station so you spacecraft failed to undock on time. brings us the latest on this. the crew is safe but it was originally decided that say you spacecraft would undocked from the international space station at three thirty am g.m.t. but due to technical difficulties with the automatic lock that connects the two together so you spacecraft failed to do so right now engineers are working to fix it originally it was decided that the undocking would be dispelled by three hours now at the time was extended to twenty four hours currently there are six people in the international space station among them there are two cosmonauts russian cosmonauts including a captain i like sun that score itself and engineer. and the astronaut from nasa tracy caldwell now the mission spent nearly six months and they are assess and apart from maintaining the space station their duties included unloading progress space crafts as well as some scientific experiments

and thus turn up from nasa tracy caldwell now the mission spent nearly six months and they are assess and apart from maintaining the space station their duties included unloading progress space crafts as well as some scientific experiments right now the mission is back in to the international space station and there will save. an alarm went off aboard the spacecraft saying that the airlock isn't properly secured and the vehicle isn't isolated from the vacuum of space after a thorough inspection it turned out this was a false alarm we could have proceeded with the undocking and landing today but we decided to do it tomorrow just to be sure there is nothing wrong with either the station or the landing module. now in case of emergency in case the spacecraft fails to undock again there's always a back module that they can he's too far i back to earth however that model only fits three people inside and considering there is six people in their eyes says right now it is unlikely that they will use it. the u.n. had hoped that middle east peace prospects nonproliferation of nuclear weapons an

nasa still providing amazing bird's eye images of karl churning over the gulf of mexico. hurricane igor has set a track for bermuda where it is expected to make landfall this weekend. nick, what are we going to talk about first? karl? >> let's talk about karl. that's the one that's made immediate landfall. that's the one that will cause problems. karl, igor, julia. julia will not cause problems. igor is. and karl already has. making landfall ten miles north of vera cruz, a city of 700,000 people. this is going to have some devastation. 12 to 15 foot water rise, waves on top of that, then we'll see flooding rain and mud slides as this goes across the mountains here of mexico. could see a lot of damage as a result of flooding. maybe even around mexico city over the next couple of days. 20 million people there. then there's igor. hurricane-forced winds, 105 miles from the center. tropical storm forced winds, 290 miles from the center. bermuda, this will be like fabien in 2003. we had eight people die, 120 mile-an-hour winds. ber pmuda really needs to be on guard sunday night

. >> i am from nasa. -- national and space intelligence center. i would like to propose -- has south korea considered using the chinese economic investment in north korea as a tool for unification? have they taken that perspective. -- perspective? so far, it seems like the united states involvement has led to the status quo of a divided peninsula. we have seen moves from south korea like this reunification tax where they're starting to address the issues, trying to help the failed states that -- state that north korea is. >> can you respond to that? >> when it comes to the chinese influence over north korea, the south koreans are afraid that china might take over north korea economically. then when there is a contingency in north korea, china will continue. -- intervene militarily. the role of china in the korean peninsula became greater and greater. your suggestion about -- i understand your question is that chinese economic -- the chinese role in for the development of the north korean economy is good for -- in the further development of the nor

. >>> right now a team from nasa is in chile. they're helping the 33 miners who were trapped in that copper and gold mine. the nasa team will consult on medical and psychological issues, trying to keep the men physically fit and sharp in their cramped quarters. they've been stuck below the ground since august 5th. nasa the praising the miners for their courage and their ability to survive. >>> time now is 5:47. you're watching nbc bay area news. >> we'll check in with rob and have the full forecast for you in just minutes. >> but first, we're following developing news out of the east bay. one man is at the center of a deadly web of violence. two people are dead, three people are missing. late last night, california highway patrol officers killed the suspect after a high-speed chase. he's been identified as efren valdemoro. nbc bay area's christie smith is live now in vallejo, where investigators are searching the home of one of two missing women. christie? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. i spoke briefly with investigators

. >> reporter: frank, nasa had to approve the new part of the san francisco bay trail. it's a crucial part you mentioned -- mentioned. >> ready? >> ready, set, go! [ cheers ] >> with a pair of bolt leaders leaders cut the gate to a trail extension and runs through moffett field. the joy was apparent among the first bicyclists on the route, including this father who says he's waited years for this day. >> i live in morgan hill. i drove up here to sunnyvale. i rode my bike to get here. so i'm pretty excited. >> the new stretch is part of an effort to create a 500-mile long trail. the section means cyclists will no longer have to cross highway 101 to bike from sunnyvale to mountain vail. today we just closed what may seem like a small segment, 2.5 miles. but it closes a 26-mile continuous stretch of trail, so people can ride from san jose to palo alto. it was most frankly a bureaucratic nightmare because there's so many agencies that had to cooperate but they did. >> reporter: hargo donated the land a key connector between google. >> there's actually some sheep or somethin

to nasa say lewis first time in four months. the padres are not on top of the nationals. periods of big night for the giants, cardinals beat the padres and the giants a 2 03 for the dodgers now except for san francisco, coming to town tomorrow night the milwaukee brewers the a's. derrick year of all the guys if you got she knew not trying, the look of this and dieter he pretends he got hit and it called a traitor comes our call i got a watch it's about. do resorted first-aid fax, and the rest here's a this was as to muster got hit, the manager got to run out. to have won the game for treat. hey the empire so it out and then he did another he was selecting prepared to. overkill. kevin mitchell a former giant, this is so sad 1989 disposal of a national mvp really good guy. amid $2 million and gave to a half. the trouble now, is and have to stand trial that he punched a man several times in the head of the ballclub. in southern california, if it convicted he could go to face four years of prison. it's a foul ball monday, 49ers looking ahead, mike solitaries crew, they have t

. >> you know what nasa means? >> jimmy: what what? >> nasa? >> is that spaceships? >> jimmy: exactly right. now, snooki -- you were, as we all heard about, you were arrested for, i never heard of anyone being arrested for, the charge was, annoying people on the beach. >> what are you going to do? somebody's got to do that. >> jimmy: is that really -- have you ever heard of anyone getting arrested for that? >> i think it was a little too overboard, obviously, i started drinking at 10:00 and it's ka lated to being wasted at 12:00 and -- but i had a good time doing it and i didn't hurt anybody, so -- >> jimmy: what were you drinking? >> i was drinking soco, vodka, long islands, beer -- >> jimmy: this is between 10:00 a.m. and noon? >> yeah. i started drinking at work, i was funneling and then i went to the bar after. >> jimmy: and you weigh, like, 43 pounds, and this is going to hit you -- >> i feel like i can drink any old eer man under the table. >> jimmy: really. yet you were arrested for annoying people on the baep. >> what are you going to do? >> jimmy: now you're

nasa's goal in life was and i am optimism, to splort -- explore the unknown. >>neil: what about the administration saying the moon should not be part of that. >>guest: we called the president's proposal in march, called it a "mission to nowhere," devastating. we got somebody's attention with that one. and it is. it was. it is. what we are trying to do and what we have been working since last march and april is to get the attention of the congress, the attention of the house of representatives and senate and we testified if front of both, space, for 50 years, since kennedy, came out and said we are going to the moon, has been bipartisan, it is bipartisan today. it is an american thing, not a democrat or republic thing. >>neil: but we will be hitching rides. >>guest: we will hitch rides if we did not get a bill before the first of ok, we will be paying more the canadians and for the japanese and for anyone else we have committed to take up open the shuttle because there won't be a slutle. >>neil: you argue to be a power of any weight, space has to be part. we se

nasa moved discovery out of his hangar monday night and onto the launch pad. the shuttle is set to lift off, november 1st, to the international space station. nasa decided to bump it up to a more family friendly hour. >> eyewitness sports is coming up next. stay with us. >>> this is mark viviano. who knew a trip to cincinnati could be so expensive. it's a five-figure fine for the ravens coach. we'll hear from coach john harbaugh. and the orioles look to finish strong. the latest when eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ ehrlich ] annapolis -- if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. >>> mark is here. we're still focused on football on tuesday. >> that's right. ravens' fans know your head

some decisions are expected today about nasa's financial future. the house votes today on the space agency's budget. the senate has already voted on nasa's three-year spending plan. >>> members of the house will get some new analysis on the cost of caring for veterans in the afghan and iraq wars. they'll also hear results of new research from harvard. >>> and there's more optimism for the mine in chile where those 33 men are still trapped. crews say they might begin rescue operations a month sooner than initially expected. >>> finally this half hour, tiger woods is on the prowl at the ryder cup for the first time in four years. >> it's his first cup since his high-profile divorce, a topic he still can't escape. here's the bbc's andy swiss. >> reporter: it can't be easy to smile when you're wearing what looks like last year's christmas jumper. but the u.s. team managed it. even tiger woods. woods has rarely looked comfortable at the ryder cup. after a troubled year this is his chance for redemption. after some impressive shots in practice came some

this is -- the nasa terrace satellite. all this is nice. even though it is in the tropics and it is a hurricane, the cause gets so high that day or composing ice crystals. the wind is 150 miles per hour. there is igor. there is an julia. and there is powell. -- there is carl. all these are staying safely out to see over the weekend. igor will be decreasing, but may be a threat to bermuda. and there is a chance that carl will head into the yucatan. down and plots -- down and spots like dallas-fort worth where the dewpoint is in the 70's. delightful. tomorrow morning, and temperatures will be around 60 degrees in town. sunrise is almost 11:00 a.m., is it not? it will be a comfortable 80 degrees. then a little weather front will come our way. there is a risk of a few scattered showers. we could use the showers. maybe now, the early-to-midday part of friday, that will set the stage for the weekend. >> i thought you were going to quizzes again. i get really nervous.3q this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency.

the future of nasa is uncertain because of a disagreement over the next generation of rocket ships. still to come at noon, as you take another live look outside, a reminder to stay tuned. bernadette woods will be back with your complete first warning fra. today we'll take a look at today's midday stock. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. you can see the sun is out there. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. as we head into fall we start to warm up. before we get to that, this is where we started out the day, 47. lock at all the 40s. it was a chilly start to the day. we have recovered nicely. 71 in baltimore. still 60s hanging on across the north but that will warm up. the winds are light. yesterday they were out of the north. that's what brought in the cooler air mass. by the end of the day they're turning to the south. as they do, they will tap into really warm air and it will move our way. you see this storm. it will pass by generally to the north there. 's a slight chance for a -- there's a slight chance for a shower. for the most part things will pass. then another storm wi

to nasa flight to st. ciliate school in san francisco. she was soon body president. she is remembered by pre sitter churches very well liked. she and her mother were home when the blast hit two other members of the home were attending a back-to-school then. 20 year-old just come moralist'' died in the explosion. they're watching a football game on tv. her boyfriend was badly burned. he tried desperately to save just a cup. but could not. 19 year-old show we cormels is in hospitalized with critical condition. >> temperatures warmer today we made in to these a lot of places. nine is a warm spots. 75% vs. go, those temperatures of 25 degrees over what we saw yesterday. for tomorrow things are going to cool off a low bid. as a sea breeze stirs to crank up we will see those research dropped 5 to 10 degrees. we will see some more fog return to the very area starting monday. will continue the cooling trend, saying cool for much of the week. i will have the full forecast free coming up in just week. i will have the full forecast free coming up in just a couple minutes. g lik

you are looking at pictures of hurricane earl-- >> this is from nasa and it is expected to hit the outer banks of north carolina tonight. and areas of new england tomorrow. kill devill hills >> preparations just hours before this is prepared. >> this is for debris, to never know! the storm will pick it up and move to route. >> what ever is going to happen, going to happen to. not much you can do which is boarded up. >> thursday morning, there were told to evacuate before the storm's arrival. >> robert is cutting his family vacation short. he is concerned about what is going to happen overnight with the national hurricane expecting to pound the area before going north. >> you hear these noises and you know what they are either houses, trees, falling. we are going to get away from this and keep him safe. >> despite the and evacuation orders longtime residents are not budging. this family has pets that are too concerned about leaving behind. >> i would want to have them some place for the could be safe. i would have to be here to be safe to make sure they were get hit, or drowned. >> for th

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nasa attempting to help its employees find new jobs at. >> a woman in police custody, accused of giving her toddler marijuana. >> here is a live look at traffic. this is the beltway at liberty road. road. like the new double bacon & cheese omelet sandwich! they're all new. toasty, tasty, and made to your order. so come and build your better breakfast today, at subway! >> welcome back. this is september 16. 66 degrees downtown. we are on the warm side of things before a front moves in tonight. you can see the storms associated with that at the great lakes. we still have a chance of some rain showers and possibly a thunderstorm by this evening. today is the kind of transitional period a southwest wind flow at about 15 miles per hour. it will be warm, 8185. mostly cloudy tonight. there is a chance you could see a thunderstorm or shower. -- it will be warm, 81 to 85. >> a grand jury indicts a woman accused of giving her daughter marijuana. it was likely not the first time the woman had given the to- year-old girl pot. the woman is charged with tampering with evidence. prosecutors said the c