it is the in the middle space between russia and houston. since those are two of the major partners in the international space station operations, we use that time on board. >> cool views aboard the cameras on the international space station. gmt is sometimes referred to as utc, or universal coordinated time. slightly different nomenclature. you might hear those calls. leah: it has now been 30 minutes since the crew dragon departed from the international space station. separation coming up 11:30 p.m. gmt. it has completed its first two departure burns, depart burn zero and depart burn one. the next will happen in about 22 minutes. we will be looking forward to part burn two. astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley are out of their spacesuits and won't need to put those back on until tomorrow just before the deorbit burn. siva: so another question on social media right now, lines up well with the view we have of dragon. why is dragon glowing right now? actually, dragon isn't glowing. what we are seeing is the reflection of the sun. right now,

models, those noodles you don't like to have was headed towards houston we use this often but houston dodged a bullet this time around. >> the operation center and that was the concern ultimately, a direct hit to our area would have had enormous repercussions for our national economy. a third of our oil production happens in that quarter that would have been hit so thousand that we are watching with horror how it is impacting our neighbors to the east, our approach turns to aid. we have a staging area here in the county's stadium where we have resources, first responders from all around the country. we've worked with the state on that ready to deploy as soon as the sun comes out to be able to provide whatever support necessary. our neighbors to the east have been there for us during harvey, we've been there for them during katrina and now, of course, we're watching and ready to support. >> judge, 7 million people in houston metro, vast different types of neighborhoods and communities. were you able to prepare by evacuation and has that already shifted or is that going to be something

the cases have the shells that were used for the 21-gun salute at arlington air force base in houston, which is where the body arrived here in texas from washington, d.c. we have the guestbook, which is on the page that angela merkel signed. we have the condolence book, which is turned to barack and michelle obama, and we also have the program from the service, and we have the u.s. senate condolence book, which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photomontage of throughout his life. of course, the early life, they were married young. he was just still in the navy when they got married, so we have a montage of photos from their life, from his career here at the library. and some photos of -- a nice photo from texas as the u.p. 4141 traveled from houston to the library, carried the body with it, and a section of the railroad track that was cut out by u.p., but that's a section the train actually went over, and one of my favorite parts is this is one of a series of two. when mrs. bush died, there is a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greeted by her daughter,

we are monitoring here in houston. some of the views from outside the international space station looking at the dragon vehicle, some of the cameras being controlled from mission control in japan. withng here in houston japanese mission control, making sure we get good use from those camera -- views from those cameras, we will get a pan as a dragon moves away from the space station. fasterst burn, moving from the station, we will get a nice view from the japanese side of the international space station. right now the international space station configured for undocking and we have the solar arrays in a locked position. undocked sequence gmt, 28for 22:30 minutes from now. gary: you heard that from capcom here in houston. pacific.e is 4:30 p.m. that is the on-time start time for the undocking sequence. once that kicks off, that will be the initiation of the umbilical retraction followed by 12 hooks keeping dragon attached to the international space station, they will be released six at a time. undocking burns, just short

. >> this is houston act. thank you. that concludes our event as we count down to 20 continuous years of humans living and working on the international base station. thank you all. we are now resuming operational audio communications. >> we have good motion on the primary set of hooks. again, first set of folks driving to navigation light. the forward end of the dragon clearly visible from this view. again, we are inside of the undocking sequence now. good umbilical retraction. dragon space x, first set of hooks open in nominal. the first six hooks have completed their driving first set down. undock.ow committed to seeing good motion on that second set of hooks. continuing to drive. folks, there of are six of them holding dragon into place now. afterwards we will conduct two undocking -- to physically separate dragon. >> dragon spacex nominal. >> dragon, departing. >> dragon spacex separation confirmed. >> physical separation, 435. thrusters looking good, counting down to a nominal departure coming up shortly. >> dragon

>> hello, houston, we're ready for the event. >> this is mission control houston. please call station for voice check. cpao, hown, this is do you hear me? >> jcpao, loud and clear welcome to the space station. >> thank you. great. welcome and good morning from houston and thank you all for joining us today. we have many questions already in the queue for our crew. as a reminder for our media on the phone bridge please press star-1 if you have a question and star-2 to withdraw your question if it gets answered. all right. let's jump in. we will start with michael sheets from cnbc. reporter: hello, guys. thanks for taking my question. i hope you can hear me pretty well up there. i'm curious to hear more about your experience testing out crew dragon in the interim time you've been up there as well as do you guys feel like you're ready to come back now, given the amount of time it's been already, but whether or not this experience is one that you'd rather see staying up there or coming back to test out the splashdown? thanks. >> michael, that's several questions, i'll

on the left, the iss light control room in houston, that is the team -- flight control room in houston, that is the team controlling the international space station side of operations. it is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. we always have someone in there protecting the astronauts in space, egging sure everything is working well on the iss. on the right, once you introduce us to mission control hawthorne? >> it is actually right behind where we are standing here in hawthorne. in that room are a number of specialists along with primary dragon operators. if you've seen other webcasts, you've seen mission control as well. we use the same control room for falcon operations. the third row is where most of the primary operators are and we have other specialists in other roles. folks who devoted their careers and expertise to understanding the nuances of certain systems. even the health and safety of the crew. we have a flight surgeon, a nasa flight surgeon, in that front-row and he is there to make sure if bob and doug have any complains from a physiological effect

e houston, txas. >> reporter:his is a boy saved by amerin innovation. a bouncing, rocking, joyful testament to t miracles of modern american medicine. his life was transfoed here, in what's called the largest medical city in the world: the texas medical center, in houston. here, doctors test artificial organs built from scratch. technicians design robots to speed efficiency. surgeons use virtual reality reconstruction to see tumors inside the body before ever making an incisi. and, kids like six-year-old cason cox come back from near- death. cason was born with only half his heart functioning normally. the hints of blue in his skin a sign of a little body hungryor oxygen. most kids with this condition don't live very long. >> i can remember it perfectly. it was pouring rain outside, of course, and i was by myself, and one of my, my doctor told me that she sees that cason's hears nderdeveloped. it was, it was a very few dark days for me. >> reporter: but in 2017, using a new and highly complex surgical technique at the texas dical center's children' memo

. >> station, this is houston. are you ready for the event? >> this is the international space station. we are ready for the event. >> copy that. we are ready to send over to you. aboard to the international space station and the crew of expedition 63. it is an exciting day for us all as we bid farewell to to our -- to our two friends and colleagues, bob and doug, as they complete the journey of this amazing test mission. it was roughly two months ago when we were at this very hatch and greeted them aboard. we changed from a crew of three to five and executed two months of fantastic space station science and test walks that we are proud of. we are happy to have doug and bob be part of that. we are a little sad to see them go, but excited for what it means to our international space program to add this capability back.ng people before i hand the mic over to bob and doug, i want to make mention of this very special flag. history,ep space getting deeper, as this flag will return to earth with the spend agon guys and little bit of time on earth an

thank you. -- houston acr. thank you. that concludes our event, as we countdown to 20 years of humans living and working on the international space station. like to thank all of you for sticking with us as we watched that ceremony, coming from nasa tv for the spacex crew dragon. we will go back to our phone lines, where we want you to call in and tell us what your top public policy issue is this morning. once again, you see the numbers there on your screen. that means republicans, your line is (202) 748-8001. democrats, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8000.

houston, dangerously close to that track. any jog to the left is going to be devastating for that dense population and folks around there and far inland could be without power for days if not weeks. listen to your local authorities. if they are telling you to get out, do so quickly. david? >> we are thinking of everyone there from houston to new orleans and of you, rob, and the team. stay safe. and tonight, as laura approaches, there are states of emergency in texas and louisiana, including houston, of course, the nation's fourth-largest city with 7 million people living there. along the coast, they are bracing for a potentially deadly storm surge, as rob said. but this hurricane is also expected to have an impact far inland, as well. abc's marcus moore in galveston on that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: time is quickly running out tonight for thousands of families along the gulf coast to board up, pack up and get out. >> we are seeing a very long and slow line of traffic coming away from galveston island. >> reporte

you know it was in houston really just a bullet it was just about 160 kilometers off the coast of houston and i was in so it missed despite that much which is basically berlin does dressed and so not not a very very close good call i think we got lucky and unfortunately for those folks in cameron louisiana that storm surge came it was more of a it was more of a wind issue than a water issue and so yes that unsurvivable storm surge was forecast and that was going to be 15 to 20 feet in reality it was $5.00 to $10.00 and yet is the max i've been able to find 5 has been more common and i think the we're going to find out that in the end of the day is that the longer a huge storm is over water the more water it can push toward the coast so when you get like an eye or a rita or a katrina or a sandy those storms were over water as hurricanes for 4 days before they actually made landfall and broady and 20 foot storm surges you had this storm that was over as a hurricane over water for 2 days because it moved pretty quickly and because of that i think it was half the storm surge was more along 10

you know it was in houston really just a bullet it was just about 160 kilometers off the coast of houston and the high was and so it missed despite that much which is basically berlin does dresden so not not a very not a very close good call i think we got lucky and unfortunately for those folks in cameron louisiana that storm surge came in and brad it was more of a it was more of a wind issue than a water issue and so yes that unsurvivable storm surge was forecast and that was going to be 15 to 20 feet in reality it was $5.00 to $10.00 and it is the max i've been able to find 5 has been more common and i think the we're going to find out that in the end of the day is that the longer of a huge storm is over water the more water it can push toward the coast so when you get like an eye or a rita or a katrina or a sandy those storms are over water as hurricanes for 4 days before they actually made landfall and broady and 20 foot storm surges you had this storm that was over as a hurricane over water for 2 days because it moved pretty quickly because of that i think it was half the storm surg

cÉsar chÁvez en houston. reposaba en un fÉretro verde, su color favorito que llevaba pintado su nombre y las dos banderas que representan su origen. la de mÉxico y estados unidos. pedro rojas nos tiene los detalles de la ceremonia. pedro: con este rosario culminÓ el funeral pÚblico de la soldado vanessa guillÉn que fue asesinada en elfort hood en texas el 22 de abril. la jornada se prolongÓ por varias horas y fue marcada por el dramÁtico mensaje de la abuela de la joven fallecida lorenza quien vino desde mÉxico a despedirla. >> '¡ ella es una santa de el cielo! todo eso que le hicieron tan feo a mi hija. pedro: mÁs temprano luego de un recorrido en un carruaje de caballo por la pista en la que jugÓ muchas veces, llegaron los restos de la soldado a la escuela preparatoria donde estudiÓ en houston, texas. al ingresar los familiares hicieron expresiones de tristeza y dijeron que deseen que la misa y el sepelio que tendrÁ lugar maÑana sábado se realicen de manera privada. >> no quiero fotos, no qui

we're going to try to do 20% in person and the rest virtually at the university of houston. when it comes to education, it's hard to point a finger of what's right or what's wrong because we haven't done it yet. >> i forget which conference houst houston plays in they are planning to play football football >> yes we're planning to play a lot of these athletes made a good point if you don't have me there where my card naters are tell me, this is what you do they are being careful because their whole goal is to play on saturday if you don't give us this, then we'll be out with everybody else we'll be going to the beach and college kids will still get together they will still have their beer parties. >> you think >> let's get to the question you make i think it's spot on that is the idea that until not only the major urban areas of this country but the designation places of this country for tourists, conventions, meetings and more until they start to come back, you're still going to have sand bags around the feet of this economy. it's new york city where this morning the mayor

dust in houston -p- back here in houston. bettina: our next question. >> for gwen, based on results so far, how many missions before you start flying private crews? and because we are planning to reuse the capsule for crew 2, can you wrecked on the refurbishment process for this, and how nasa came to agree to reusing these capsules after they splashdown? and for jim and steve, i would love to hear your take on that as well. what happened to make this crew capsule reusable for humans? thank you so much. gwen: appreciate the question. we are trying to change the paradigm for human spaceflight. you need to make sure these capsules are rapidly and readily reusable. we have been working on this with our large customers, and with nasa, for probably half a decade or so. the dragon to vehicle itself was designed with far greater certainty on ensuring it can be reused. the capsule is designed for 5-10 missions. we have to see how things worked out, after we examine the capsule, when it gets back to port and back to the cape, to our fa

el jefe de la policÍa de houston revelÓ que a peticiÓn de gloria guillÉn, madre de vanessa, su agencia de escuela de los restos >> hicimosexÁmenes de adn estaba muy dolorida pero sabÍa sin duda que era su hija. pedro: asÍ retornaron los restos de su hija la noche de sÁbado. mientras los preparativos parece bello que tendrÁ lugar en este cementerio, autoridades resaltan el legado que vaya guillÉn dejÓ. ademÁs la congresista silva garcÍa y el proyecto de ley i am vanessa guillÉn. >> para que incluyan a lafamiliares del principio. >> en houston, texasdon pedro nomÁs univisiÓn. arantxa: se investigara los cambios implementados. un importante donante del partido republicano ni de la campaÑa de presidente que fue nombrado ha supuesto por trump en mayo. estos cambios puestos en marcha impactado de manera negativa la entrega del correo. creen que se trata de una maniobra para entorpecer la votaciÓn por correo en las elecciones generales. pablo gato por los detalles. pablo: el lema de los carteros es queni la lluvia ni la nieve los detienen. un grupo de manifestantes hasta la casa

>> hello, houston, we're ready for the event. >> this is mission control houston. call station for voice check. >> how do you hear me? >> jcpao, loud and clear welcome to the space station. >> thank you. great. welcomd

. >>> let's take you live, to houston texas. this is a live picture, we are flying over houston texas. you can see what they are dealing with after hurricane laura had swept through the area. the water, they lose, it is an incredible situation. we will get more detailed information. they are calculating and assessing all of the damage of what is happening, and who has been affected by it all. you can see for yourself, and live picture. a lot of people from here and the bay area have family and friends in houston texas. you want to see this. mark tamayo, you can pick it up from here. what are they dealing with? >>> in terms of the storms passage, the heavy rain, that is the biggest deal. it is hard to believe, as you take a look at the visuals that houston is actually not in the strongest part of the storm. the right front quadrant moves into louisiana. we will continuously get my daylight, continue to see more unfortunate images of devastation and the hurricane center saying catastrophic results. in terms of the most intense sto

i want to bring in the interim superintendent for the houston independent school district. superintendent, thank you for your time this morning. walk us through the plan for your school district, and the major factors that have shaped the decision making there. >> good morning, craig. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the plans of the houston independent school district. our school calendar has been delayed by two weeks. students will actually start school online on september 8th, and we will return our virtual programming for six weeks. at the -- midway through the point, we will look at the positivity rates in the city of houston and in harris county to make a decision if students will continue online learning beyond october 16th. >> as i understand it, you're working on getting students devices for remote learning. you are working with local churches so students have somewhere to go if needed when school starts. what are some of the other obstacles that you're running into, to try to make sure remote learning can work efficiency, come september? >> number one, try

>> they'll meet them at airport in houston just outside of space center there. the idea to get them as rapidly as possible given the medical checks on the ship and get them in good health and on the way back to houston. they go via helicopter and jump on the nasa transport jet, small-business-style jet and flies them two hours to field and go into the arms of their families and then they'll be transported back to their homes and then they have available to and then they have available to where they start rehabilitation and debriefing process. if they would like to rest, they can do that. the first night, they'll go back home with their family. arthel: what does rehabilitation involve? >> your muscles are in pretty good shape. the coordination has to come back. they'll put the crew through a sequence of rehab exercises through a swimming pool at the rehab and crew quarters facility with a strength training coach and flight surgeons there. you work up from walking on the water to walking on land. arthel: the hatch is open. let's see them emerge. i heard your last

i have to say is a native houstonian and houston is also home to george floyd. it has been a very difficult to multiple, emotional time for so many people but it also has been a time i believe that there is optimism and for many of us who have felt as though this course has not been taking place and not been made available and widespread on the issue of racial injustice so to have people pick up the phone and call me and say what can i do work i'm sorry i did not know. what are other ways i can educate myself. those kinds of conversations are not conversations we were having three months ago. those conversations were not conversations i remember when charlottesville happened because i was a city council member at a time and i remember when we had people start coming to city council meetings and we wanted this statue gone, that statute gone etc. and harvey struck and i say that to say we are on the brink of an opportunity obviously born out of tremendous tragedy and an opportunity to cease extremity change take place. what's imperative as leaders or people who ar

vientos de tormenta que se deberían sentir en houston vientos de intensidad de huracán categoría tres en porciones del estado de luisiana. otra preocupación es la marejada ciclónica el aumento del nivel del mar podría aumentar hasta nueve pies de altura. no se descartan inundaciones costeras. >>> en el norte de california la historia es distinta . a las altas temperaturas han bajado eso ha ayudado a los bomberos a controlar los incendios. pero a pesar de eso las llamas siguen causando devastación. al menos de siete personas muertas. 77,000 residentes han tenido que evacuar. >>> el aire era demasiado tóxico no se podía respirar. de esta por la integridad física de uno tenemos que bajar. >>> en todo california los bomberos combaten más de 600 incendios. en entráramos de los bomberos es crucial un bombero de los Ángeles california lleva casi una semana desaparecido en méxico el fbi ya colabora en su búsqueda con las autoridades mexicanas. francisco aguilar llegó a la ciudad costera de rosarito en baja california el jueves pasado desde ese día su familia no ha sabido nada de

any of that in houston? >> where we are, we don't have any power outages right now. >> and how did you prepare for the potential of this hurricane moving your way? you remember harvey, of course. >> yeah, we have ice, we have plenty of water, flashlights, everything you would possibly need. we have a gas stove, so if we did lose electricity, we could still cook. but we are pretty prepared. >> jordan nelson, thank you for calling in. we're concerned about the houston metro area. 7 million people and it was possibly going to be much worse for where you are at in your town. so glad that things look quiet. jordan nelson with her mother, i appreciate you staying up with us. >>> up next, another update from louisiana. this time in sheave port as we keep often eye on a historic storm surge. hurricane laura, a category 4 at this 3:24 east coast time. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm lik

houston, this is the international space station, we are ready for the event. readyy that, we are also to send over to you. welcome aboard to the international space station and the crew of expedition 63. it's an exciting day for us all twowe bid farewell to our friends and colleagues as they complete the journey of this amazing test mission. it was roughly two months ago when we were right at this very hatch and greeted them aboard and we changed from a crew of three to a crew of live and we executed two months of fantastic space missions that we are very a we are very happy to have them be part of that. we are a little sad to see them go, but very excited for what it means to our international space program to add this capability to bring people back and forth to the space station in lower orbit with another capability. before i hand the microphone over to bob and doug, i want to verymention of this special flag. it has space history getting deeper as this flag will return to worth with the crew dragon guys. it spent a little bit of time and very soon will ma

in fact, the marker in houston now where camp logan once stood the houstoning mutiny and riot of 1917, it was just recently discovered after the flood in 2017, that vandals paintinged the marker, over and read the section that the valor of the black soldiers who went to fight on behalf of black houstonians subject to racial violence in that community. so i'll just leave it chapter was not close, the story was not atr, and we are still not 1919. 1919 comes two years later and ofmarked by this explosion racial violence across the united states. you might think, you know, why is missouri not represented here? we just published a paper recently on mississippi, the history of racial violence and mississippi, that found that places in mississippi where the population was so thoroughly repressed already, either by history of racial violence or by extreme economic vulnerability, you had relatively little race-related political violence in the civil rights movement period, compared to other areas where blacks had more economic independence, were economically more competitive and threatening. f

they are going to go to houston, i am wondering what you are going to do with the oil? pres. trump: we will be announcing. four tankers they were going to houston. they are there. iran is not supposed to be doing that. we did receive the tankers and we are moving them and moved to houston. reporter: two questions. kamala harris, you have been very blunt about how you feel about her being a nasty woman. pres. trump: i have not been blunt. i said she treated joe biden worse than anyone else. i watched those debates, they were very boring. i watched pretty good parts of them. she treated biden worse than anyone by far. it was nobody including pocahontas, nobody treated joe biden so badly as kamala. reporter: do you have an issue with a strong woman of color being in this presidential race? pres. trump: none whatsoever. not at all. reporter: a stimulus question if you don't mind. you have told me that even before you were president, you are the ultimate dealmaker. why not sit down with the democrats personally and cut a deal? pres. trump: because they want $1 trillion to go to th

by far houston isn't even on this map. so the idea that this network between am rillo and kansas city is what this whole show is about shows how close those two cities were for a number reasons ased on the cattle trade. born in kansas city. area, studied for a few years in pratt, kansas for college. and then he got a job at the santa fe rail record. and so when he didn't get the raise he wanted after a few years of very good work on the santa fe, he decided to start out in am rillo and found his own firm and basically he lived out his life being an am rillo citizen and hi built so much of the landscape in this area. what we're looking at here, a design by him. it's his signature but of the skyline of am rillo. after ex: was discovered, -- ama rillo. after oil was discovered in ama so one of the facts that i think people wouldn't know is that after oil was discovered in the region in 1926, there was a building boom that happened in the urban space of amarillo and there were more sky scrapers that were erected between 1926 a

larry madowo, bbc news, houston. there were few countries less prepared for covid—19 than venezuela. it's economy was already on the verge of collapse — and the health care system was in a similar state. the government has struggled to contain the virus — and human rights groups say the authorities are going too far in enforcing a lockdown — as tim allman explains. lined up in rows, sitting in the heat of the daytime sun, these people are being punished. their crime? breaking the rules during a pandemic. there are claims others have been forced to carry out physical exercise and some have even been beaten. translation: this think the authorities are doing is not right. i leave my house to work and get work for the day and they won't let us work for some it is easy for the soldiers because they have food but how do we poor people do it? accurate figures are ha rd to do it? accurate figures are hard to come by but so far the authorities have confirmed around 23,000 cases of covid—19 and more than 200 deaths.

the bbc‘s larry madowo reports now from houston on why that is. after more than a month battling covid—19, 0ctavio calderra's back at work as a mechanic. like many other latino texans during the pandemic, he was hit hard by the virus. "i had sensations that i'd never felt before. "i had to completely isolate and take care "of myself to not spread to my family," 0ctavio told me. like 0ctavio, most of the other workers here are hispanic. the risk of getting infected hangs in the air, but if they don't work, they have no income. in thisjob, you can't work from home. blue—collar workers in texas have been especially hard—hit by the coronavirus. many of them work in places like this, a concrete plant. the work involves close contact with other people. there's pressure to show up for work that's available because there are fewer opportunities with the economic crisis. we don't have the same amount of hours that we normally have. they don't do the production that they're used to, so, you know, from 30 drivers, we're down to 15. the number of positi

días en que estuvo desaparecida, hoy su familia pidió junto a miles de personas en una ceremonia en houston texas, edgar estuvo ahí con el reporte. >>> aquí han rodado en este auditorio muchas lágrimas durante el día, ha sido un proceso muy doloroso de recuerdo a vanessa guillén y mañana van a continuar este difícil proceso en la misa de despedida y también el día de hoy cientos de personas se reunieron aquí para darle el último adiós a vanessa . >>> con mariachi, abrazos y lágrimas la mamá de vanessa guillén recibió las condolencias de cientos de personas que acudieron a la preparatoria césar chávez en houston para rendirle tributo, un carruaje escoltado por sus familiares llevaba el féretro verde de la soldado >>> ahora sé que estás en el cielo al lado de la virgen de guadalupe. al lado con dios. tú me has dado todas las fuerzas que he tenido hasta ahorita >>> frente al féretro varios soldados hacían guardia, una soldado uniformada rompía en llanto, verónica es veterana y le duele saber que varias mujeres como vanessa han sido acosadas sexualmente dentro del ejé

larry madowo, bbc news, houston. for business owners in the south—west of england, the lockdown has proved costly. the trade body, visit cornwall, says fewer holidaymakers will mean a loss of £800 million this year, almost half the region's annual tourism turnover. cornwall was not designed for social distancing. even on a damp afternoon, the narrow streets of st ives are heaving. a bit crowded! a bit crowded, yeah! hiding in a doorway, holiday—makers ed and margaret. there's that many people coming backwards and forwards, you don't know where to go. does it frighten you? it does frighten me, yeah, because i've got heart problems. so, you know... did you think about staying away? well, if i do that i'd never be able to go on holiday. there are clear warnings and restrictions in place, but some locals want more. none of them are kind of wearing masks... michelle and stephen live here, but they're not going into town. she lost her retail job during lockdown... we want to get rid of it... ..so knows the importance

covid-19 has led to the postponement of today's oakland a's game in houston. in a statement this morning, the a's says an unnamed member of the organization tested positive for covid-19. the team says they have conducted testing and contact tracing and will self-isolate in houston. covid-19 has also led to game postponements for the st. louis cardinals, marlins, as well as the cincinnati reds. you'll hear from the a's general manager later on in sports. >>> major shift tomorrow in california's rod california's road to governor newsom's new guidelines go into effect on monday. counties will be sorted into four color-coded tears. most of the bay area will start off purple, that's the most stringent tear. the tear allows for hair salons and malls to open with limited indoor operations. but counties can enforce stricter rules. for example, san francisco is taking a slower approach. salons will only be able to open outdoors. >> it'll be a mad dash at the state capitol to pass an eviction moratorium bill. governor newsom announced the bill friday. the bill will prot

our plan pretty hot but tempers were flaring to after the benches cleared in a game against the houston astros at the coliseum to take a look here. this happened with the a's leading in the 7th inning. >>yikes it is outfielder along early hit by a pitch for the second time in the games and the 3rd time the series and it doesn't like it is a few choice words for the picture and while at first base lori on a gets into an argument there you see it with astros hitting coach alex cintron who jesters bring it on there it is and that was enough for lori on out. he charges at the astros dugout that causes the benches to clear. lowrie on a catcher austin allen this is likely more fallout from the houston astros sign stealing scandal that focus that are light fires helped bring to light last november. a's when 72 in the end they swept the astro's oakland approved 12 4. that's the best record in the league so far they travel to los angeles to play the angels today. but now we wait to see who gets suspended and for how long you're on it just. and now to the giants they'll take on the astro's tonigh

to have the back in houston. how did the landing compare to the apollo capsules? was there new technology to make it smoother on the astronauts or was it similar? thank you. >> i was not around during apollo. but i would say the landing compared to the apollo spacecraft was similar. it turns out the parachute technology, and landing a vehicle in the water, requires very similar kinds of shoots -- drogues that deploy up high to stabilize the vehicle. spacex shows the use of four parachutes whereas apollo had three. all in all the technology is similar. the vehicle itself compared to apollo, you compare this dragon, what an incredible spacecraft. very much automated spacecraft. the crew, from that time, the deorbit burn, all the way to splashdown and landing, it does not really have to take many action on their own. the vehicle does that by itself and it is very autonomous. so all in all, it is a similar kind of landing. next to jeff of space news. >> good afternoon and congratulations to everybody. a question prob

abrió sus puertas a la familia e invitados especiales como el jefe del departamento de policía de houston nuestro compaÑero con detalles >>> en iglesia (nombre en inglés) celebraron la vida de vanessa guillén >>> es muy importante apoyar a nuestra comunidad la mamá quería estar segura de que era su hija hicimos examinación de dna independiente del ejército estaba muy dolorida pero también con mucha tranquilidad sabiendo que su hija la que vamos a entrar >>> no hay nada que yo pueda decir para consolar esta familia dijo el alcalde de houston quien se acercó a rendir sus respetos >>> vanessa vive y vivir entre nosotros y vanessa, esa muerte de vanessa que no quede impune como todas las muertes de los jóvenes soldados que han ido >>> la despedida a vanessa no da tregua en la búsqueda de cambios legales que se buscan hacer desde el congreso que detenga los casos de abuso sexual >>> la noche de este sábado murió el hermano menor del presidente donald trump robert trump un empresario conocido por su estabilidad y coherencia tenía 71 aÑos y falleció tras ser hospitalizado en nuev

. >>> covid-19 has led to the postponement of the oakland a's game in houston. in a statement, the a's say an unnamed member of the organization tested positive for covid-19. the team says they have conducted testing and contact tracing and will self-isolate now in houston. covid-19 has also led to game postponements for the st. louis cardinals, the miami marlins as well as the new york mets and cincinnati reds. you'll hear more from the a's' gm coming up in sports. >>> a major shift coming tomorrow in california's road to reopening. it will affect one of the big things we're focused on as we try to build a better bay area amid the pandemic. the economy. governor newsom's new guidelines go into effect on monday based on case numbers and test positivity rate. counties will be four color code tiers. most of the bay area will start off purple. that's the most stringent tier. it still allows for hair salons and malls to open with limited operations. san francisco is taking a slower approach. salon there's only be able to open outdoors. it will be a mad dash at the s

houston is a wild card in this one. right now they're supposed to be on the weaker side of the storm, but this could shift. >> i know you'll be watching it for us, bill. thank you. >>> still ahead, everybody, a look at democrats' count counterprogramming during last night's republican national convention. >>> also, the first case of a person being reinfected with the coronavirus. what new findings suggest about possible immunity and what researchers are saying. we're back in a moment. researchers are saying we're back in a moment ♪ (vo) elevate your senses. the audi a6. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose of ubrelvy works fast. it can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours, relieving pain and debilitating symptoms. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine hits hard. hit back with ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migra

you know it was in houston really just a bullet it was just about 160 kilometers off the coast of houston and i was in so it missed despite that much which is basically berlin does dresden so not not a very very close call i think we got lucky and unfortunately for those folks in cameron louisiana that storm surge came it was more of the it was more of a wind issue than a water issue and so yes that unsurvivable storm surge was forecast and that was going to be 15 to 20 feet in reality it was $5.00 to $10.00 and it is the max i've been able to find 5 has been more common and i think the we're going to find out that in the end of the day is that the longer of a huge storm is over water the more water it can push toward the coast so when you get like an eye or a rita or a katrina or a sandy those storms are over water as hurricanes for 4 days before they actually made landfall and broady and 20 foot storm surges you had this storm that was over as a hurricane over water for 2 days because it moved pretty quickly because of that i think it was half the storm surge was more along 10 foot but

prometen seguir clamando por justicia en la base militar en houston, texas noticias telemundo >>> la pugna por los votos por correo no termina ya hay voces pidiendo que el jefe de corroes testificar >> esto al tiempo que el presidente trump continÚa atacando el uso del voto por correo alegando sin pruebas que esto harÁ de elecciones fraudulentas >>> javier vega tiene mÁs desde washington, buenas noches javier >>> vanessa, buenas noches el presidente trump estuvo muy activo en redes sociales en twitter en donde compartiÓ, publicaciones que siembran dudas sobre la credibilidad de las lesiones de noviembre mento con seÑalamiento hasta la posibilidad de que los muertos voten que no se detiene contra el voto por correo, al que se refiriÓ por la tarde en una conferencia de prensa adelantando que serÁ

former secretary of state james baker and his wife are being treated for covid-19 at their home in houston. baker's senior advisor saying the couple, quote, felt crummy but have not required hospitalization. the two believed they were exposed last week while visiting family in wyoming. and louisiana senator bill cassidy is quarantining after testing positive for covid-19. cassidy, who is a doctor, caught the virus after being probation exposed to an infected person. the first ever u.s. air force dogfight similarity competition between human and artificial intelligence goes to the ai. the ai virtually shooting down a u.s. air force top gun in five rounds of mock air combat. the human by lookout said he couldn't keep up with the robot's aggressive tactics raising questions of the future of air-to-air combat. look at your headlines. send it back to you, ainsley. ainsley: thank you so much, jillian. today lori loughlin and her husband will be sentenced in the college admission scandal.

the a's pitcher revealed the cheating scheme by the houston astros. bad blood result resulted after a player was hit for the third time in three games. he charged the astros dugout after a coach started yelling at him. he was ejected from the game oriana was. he was really mad. the a's won the game. they won nine straight games. >>> simple disco giants heading to houston texas to play the astros after wrapping up the series against the dodgers on sunday. the giants jumped out to an early lead but the bullpen could not hold on. they allowed runs, all the runs in a 6-2 loss. tonight's game begins at 610. >>> allstate worrier draymond green has been fined $50,000 for tempering. he was at&t analyst on friday and said during the phoenix suns game that devin booker needs to get out of phoenix to have a good career. the nba's rules on tempering prohibit those employed by teams from interfering or commenting on contractual matters involving other teams. >>> time now is for 26. coming up, there was a shooting during a party that injured two people in union cit