con el helicóptero y que hoy realizó el primer vuelo en marte, vamos a ver los detalles. >>> así la nasa se apunta otro triunfo tras el vuelo del pequeño helicóptero ingeniery el equipo que controla la misión de la nasa recibió los primeros datos de vuelo controlado vía remota desde la tierra, y voló 30 a 40 segundos . >>> este primer vuelo es el primer paso. >>> en helicóptero lleva un pequeño pedazo de historia . >>> el robot tiene un trozo de tela que estuvo en el ala de este primer avino que los hermanos rice construyeron. >>> había conseguido espegar, mantenerse flotando aterrizar y la nasa también confirmó una imagen en blanco y negro que tomó mientras estaba en el aire, este vuelo será el primero de una serie de pruebas y este será un camino abonado para las fuutars misiones . >>> es un acto higorico y en tierra uno que está contento de ser testigo es nuestro embajador de la nasa . >>> todos estamos contentos porque la explorarion del planeta rojo continúa de manera histórica, felicidades al departamento de propulsión a cohrro de la nasa y que continúan enviánd

andrés, bienvenido al programa otra vez; platíquenos un poco, si puedes, de tu trabajo allí en la nasa. andrés martínez: hola, sí, damián, este, es un gusto estar contigo, otra vez, eh; la última vez que estuve en tu programa, fue en el año 2019. sí, mira en, en nasa, mi puesto oficial es de, soy ejecutivo, ejecutivo de programas espaciales, y tengo varias misiones, este, que estamos ya terminando de, de preparar para mandarlas hacia el espacio profundo; ah, tres de ellas van a ir a la luna, y dos, y otras dos, se van a ir mucho más lejos; en nasa también soy el presidente del grupo, del comité de grupos de empleados hispanos, así es de que me toca como presidente, también organizar eventos con la comunidad. damián trujillo: no, ¡qué padre!, y me encanta lo que están haciendo ahora con la juventud; platíquenos por qué se involucraron este año, en particular, con el distrito alum rock de san josé, para, para llevar a los estudiantes al espacio. andrés martínez: sí, mira, ya tenemos desde el año 2016, comenzamos este, este evento que le nombramos, "destination spa

they protested nasa and the department of defense. this is someone who is breaking some eggs on the way to space. and that is just how he asked. if he feels he has been wronged, he will fight back. it doesn't always suit him or help him. because he comes across as brash or unreliable or anger customers for some people in the government it makes him uncomfortable to work with. but in the end he typically does deliver and it really was the protest of the nasa contract in 2004 that ultimately would save the company. this is a contract nasa awarded to begin to have the transfer on - - transportation system to bring cargo to the iss. he thought that wasn'thafa fair. they said don't protest nasa the most important customer potentially. this isn't right. he endedim up being right because that protest basically forced nasa to withdraw the award and will be open competition so the dragon spacecraft and then eventually led to commercial crew. it was one of those contracts they got at the end of 2008 that save the company from bankruptcy and rui

gracias a la nasa en, andrés martínez que es un ejemplo para todos jóvenes andrés martínez fue de lo que creo nuestro satélite mexicanos que hicieron historia por primera vez y es quien forma parte de (nombre extranjero) que lleva años haciéndose progre con la pandemiase hace de manera virtual hasta ahora tienevida y hay que cuidarla del espacio de nuestro planeta apareciera una obra de arte conesos colores increíble lo que seguimos aprendiendo de este bello planeta que sigue trayendo sorpresas para nosotros y ahora se encuentra en crisis y nosotros los seres humanos y todos los animales que viven aquí somos lo que serán afectados así que hay que estar muy pendientes vamos al sistema bien definido vean su línea el sistema va directamente hacia california una gran oportunidad de tener agua por lo menos al momento las condiciones se mantienen frescas especialmente en la línea costera hacia el interior hay cielos despejados vemos como también sigue nevando de manera ligera este es el vistazo para san josé se mantiene soleado san francisco se mantiene con algunos nublados temp

at nasa's marshall space flight center, they experience underwater training with a full-scale mockup of the payload bay. crew members worked out some of the problems they may encounter in weightless conditions. ♪ they find that movement underwater strangely approximates the conditions they find in space. in the next five years, more than 60 space shuttle flights have been scheduled. ♪ we will see columbia, challenger, discovery, and atlantis launching into space from pad 39. ♪ the earth and its terrain can be a barrier to communications, isolating people and cultures. for some nations, it meant safety and protection, and in advancing civilization. -- an advancing civilization. others have stayed the same. the struggle has been to live, food, water. with satellites, a new age is dawning for all people. ♪ >> ok, everything is in position now. the role of a mission specialist starts once the orbiter gets on orbit, and it is the mission specialist who is in charge of the orbiter's mission. the mission specialist role could be opening the doors, using a remote system along arm mad

la nasa tambiÉn le rinde homenaje. carolina: aunque cuando pensemos en la nasa, seguramente lo asociamos a cohetes que se lanzan al espacio o astronautas que caminan por la luna. tienen una misiÓn bastante variada. y algunos estudian cambios en la tierra, desde el aumento del nivel del mar, la mejora de la siembra de cultivos. borja: para celebrar este gran dÍa de la tierra nos conectamos en vivo desde pasadena, california, con erica flores, cientÍfica del laboratorio de propulsiÓn a chorro de la nasa. carolina: bienvenida a la ediciÓn digital. la mayorÍa apuesta en estos cohetes. ¿quÉ tiene que ver la nasa con el dÍa de la tierra en este planeta? >> excelente pregunta. la nasa tiene un rol muy importante en el planeta tierra. hemos estado observando nuestro planeta y estudiÁndolo desde hace 50 aÑos. con una flota de satÉlites en el espacio. que monitorean la atmÓsfera, los continentes y los ocÉanos. para asÍ entender lo que estÁ ocurriendo con nuestro planeta tierra. borja: ¿quÉ es lo que nos ha ense

to help nasa recruit more hispanics. and so i became involved with hace, the hispanic advisory for committee--committee for employees, and we started destination space with the east san josé community, alum rock community. we partner with the alum rock union school district. and since 2016, we've held this event. it used to be one evening only where i would invite all my colleagues here from nasa and from silicon valley, from google, from intel, from facebook. about a hundred of us would come and show up, and for one evening we would showcase what we do, you know, where we work. because of the covid pandemic, last year we were not able to do it. but in 2019 was the last time that we held this event in person and we had over 1,400 folks from the east san josé community join us. it was an incredible success. in 2020, we were planning to hold the event again, but because of covid we were not able to, right? we're all sheltering in place at home. so my colleagues started contacting me, and they asked me to consider holding

. >>> a bay area center landing a partnership with nasa, nasa lending a new partnership here in the bay area. >>> kpix5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area, go mom needs help but, she doesn't want to move. we're mostly concerned about her safety. she's already had a couple of falls. we had this joke, 'oh, that's a senior moment, right?' but it wasn't. home care with an entire support team. she could live independently and do her own thing. and get really good, specialized care. and i could just be her daughter again. >>> so a rustic log cabin hit in one of the bay area's priciest neighborhoods is being sold for. take a look. this log cabin in oakland hills is little worse for wear but it is a steal for the neighborhood. this is a code has an average home value of over 1 1/2 million dollars , but this rustic cabin is on the market for $575,000. the property on time haven road includes three parcels on 25,000 square feet of land. the cabin has to for 130 years, and the listing agent is described as being in considerable disrepair. >> it will be bought by the end of

. >>> gracias guillermo y fÍjate que un segundo grupo de astronautas podrÍa ser enviado por nasa a la estaciÓn internacional pronto de esto nos va a hablar brenda cantÚ y de la importante misiÓn. >>> asÍ, este nuevo tipo de cuatro astro nautsz reemplazarÁ al primer equipo enviado en el 2020, veamos. >>> en el 2020 nasa iniciÓ una nueva era de exploraciÓn a la estaciÓn espacial internacional un laboratorio con una caracterÍstica Única la micro gravedad Única, es cierto, es Único no se puede hacer en ninguna otra parte del mundo esta ciencia promueve el conocimiento en cosas de cÓmo ciencia de las tierra, el espacio, la fÍsica y la biologÍa. >>> nasa ahora lanzarÁ al segundo equipo comercial llamado cru dos que convivorÁn cinco dÍas con los integrantes del primer equipo comercial antes que regresen a la tierra cono incluyendo su misiÓn de 6 meses la misiÓn, compuesta por cuatro astronautas serÁ la primera en reutilizar una nave espacial y un cohete falcÓn nueve para una misiÓn trip a laed. >>> este tipo sirve como modelo para la cooperas global que promueve objeti

in addition to nasa tv. @nasa,@spacex and nasa.gov or updates. thank you for joining us on getting up early, early on the east coast and watching. here are highlights from the journey to orbit off the earth for the earth. >> we can see the astronauts, they're now working with spacex 2 technicians and the closeout team. that's our commander shane kimbro. there's meghan macarthur getting helped into her gloves and spacesuit and the mission specialist, tomas will make his second trip to space, but that's aki, having had a laugh with some of the suit technicians. and shane kimbro, pilot meghan macarthur, and meghan blowing kisses and tomas and aki getting ready for the ride to the station. here they come crew 2 astronauts taking their first steps outside before their journey to space. [cheers and applause] i love this moment. they have the opportunity to wave goodbye and that looks like bob is there with the son of he and meghan macarthur. >> and departure on schedule. >> right, so we just heard that announcement that the crew has departed the operat

a nasa helicopter set to lift off from the surface of mars. the challenges, the technology and what it could mean for the future of space exploration. >>> this morning, a nation on edge. >> say his name. [ crowd chanting "george floyd" ] >> as the derek chauvin trial enters the final stages, security nationwide bracing for the potential fallout from a verdict. thousands of national guard troops deployed. what we're expecting today as closing arguments begin. delopi rht ttle girl gued dhtth the gunman at large overnight. details coming in. >>> peloton fights back. responding to claims that their popular treadmill is unsafe. what the company is saying this morning. >>> later what would you do for a year's worth of free burgers at your favorite restaurant? what one chain is offering. >>> and gnome laughing matter. the story behind a shortage of garden gnomes. >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm faith abubey. kenneth is on assignment. we begin with history in space. nasa is about to do something it's never done befor

¿cuÁn importantes esta misiÓn para la nasa? fernando: es un experimento tecnolÓgico, demostrar que podemos volar en marte, trae cÁmaras que tomaran fotos a altura. se espera que pueda volar en marte, podamos mandar otras misiones mÁs ambiciosas de helicÓpteros a marte que puedan recorrer grandes distancias en poco tiempo y explorar mÁs rÁpidamente el planeta. borja: hÁblanos de las personas que estÁn encargadas de esta misiÓn. sabemos que tambiÉn hay un nÚmero grande de latinas, cuÉntanos. fernando: estamos en pasadena, california. es una regiÓn con muchos latinos y hay en todos lados. yo soy de mÉxico, hay otros latinos hispanos, hay mucha gente internacional. borja: fernando, ingeniero de la nasa, muchas gracias por haberte conectado con nosotros. vamos a estar todos con los dedos cruzados esperando ese lanzamiento, muchas gracias. carolina: a mi estos temas me emocionan pero muchÍsimo. hablando de temas que realmente son increÍbles, se han encontrado bajo las arenas de egipto la ciudad de 3000 aÑos de antig�

first at hypersonic speeds then supersonic, then as the crew makes an approach to the landing at nasa's dryden center, the airspeed slows dramatically. ♪ [intense orchestral music] ♪ >> [speaking in spanish] james: the orbiter will be taken to the processing facility for a complete checkout before its next mission. progress is not a monopoly of the united states. the space transportation system will be used by nations of the world. payload space aboard shuttle has been booked ahead by many nations. the signature of the program again reflects the words our astronauts left on the moon, "we came in peace for all mankind." and, once again, columbia stands ready to be mated to the solid boosters and the external tank for another mission. each orbiter is rated to fly up to 100 missions. astronaut john young, a veteran of the gemini and apollo programs, and the spacecraft commander of the first shuttle crew to go into orbit. astronaut bob crippen, space shuttle pilot on the first flight. both of these men experienced high performance aircraft pilots. young and crippen, the specialists, ana

even musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company. and fly people to no not the mood but mars. space technology and space flight are essential to modern life as electricity from the grid we couldn't do without them. and their key to new and future technologies . spoke. in the european union 10 percent of economic activity already depends on satellite navigation. the e.u. launched its copernicus program in 2014 its satellites observe the earth from orbit it's a publicly funded venture. the data the satellite sent home will enable the development of new applications for example software to enhance the fuel efficiency of ships. new jobs will be created. satellite data can be used to make marketable products. remote sensing solutions is a company based in munich that specializes in environmental monitoring it's not exactly a high margin industry copernicus has boosted revenues here as its data are freely available to all. the company uses them to create valuable information regarding the data are free or cheap the entire process of genera

even musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company. and fly people to know not the mood but mars. space technology and space flight are essential to modern life as electricity from the grid we couldn't do without them. and their key to new and future technologies . spoke. in the european union 10 percent of economic activity already depends on satellite navigation. the e.u. launched its copernicus program in 2014 its satellites observe the earth from orbit it's a publicly funded venture. the data the satellite sent home would enable the development of new applications for example software to enhance the fuel efficiency of ships. new jobs will be created. satellite data can be used to make marketable products. remote sensing solutions is a company based in munich that specializes in environmental monitoring it's not exactly a high margin industry copernicus has boosted revenues here as its data are freely available to all. the company uses them to create valuable information regarding the data are free or cheap the entire process of gen

" guided and informed by our history of successes in space flight is of immense proportions. 10,000 nasa employees at six research centers across our nation and other centers in canada and europe. the effort has been advanced to over 5,000 contractors. government and industry in over 25 states and 14 countries. it has challenged our creative and engineering genius in both its form and scope. and it has been complex and difficult is not deniable. but then what elements to our progress can we name that have been easy? some say it is our destiny to fill the wide vessel of the universe. a demanding role from which we must not retreat. the hangar we call the vehicle assembly building is so large, its dimensions so vast that the first rocket launch would not have escaped its confines. "columbia." through her, we expect much. and now sits our expectation in the air. cradled to be mated to the two solid rocket boosters and the projectile shaped external tank. >> okay. we're rolling out now. >> today is the day the shuttle passes through the eye of the needle. aboard the elephant tine crawler tra

elan musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company. and fly people to know not to move but mars. space technology and space flight are essential to modern life as electricity from the grid we couldn't do without them. and their key to new and future technologies . spoke. in the european union 10 percent of economic activity over ready depends on satellite navigation. and the e.u. launched its copernicus program in 2014 its satellites observe the earth from orbit it's a publicly funded venture. the data the satellites send home would enable the development of new applications for example software to enhance the fuel efficiency of ships. new jobs will be created. satellite data can be used to make marketable products. remote sensing solutions is a company based in munich that specializes in environmental monitoring it's not exactly a high margin industry copernicus has boosted revenues here as its data are freely available to all. the company uses them to create valuable information regarding the data are free or cheap the entire process

until now, nasa had no guarantees this would work. these flights are testing cutting—edge technology. on board are solar panels and a thermostat, so the helicopter can survive temperatures down to —80 degrees. for each flight, scientists upload a plan, but ingenuity also has to make decisions by itself. high—tech cameras and sensors can spot obstacles, so it can adjust its height to avoid these. but the helicopter can also use these features as landmarks so it could navigate its way down to the ground. this flight is just the start. in the coming days, the helicopter will begin to fly further afield and it could transform our view of mars. helicopters can cover more ground, can act as scout vehicles, can go into different areas that the rover can't go into. and then they can do co—ordinated science data. future manned missions to mars can utilise a drone helicopter. so there is a lot of opportunity. more than 100 years ago, the wright brothers made history with the first powered aircraft on earth. now a little mars helicopter

if nasa can put a probe on mars they could run texas in a way that people will not be without heat i guarantee it all right so i think the problem is not do we do this or that it is our the right people making the right decisions in the right place what's missing in our society and perhaps in other places around the world is people see it in some cases as some kind of handout here's a handout to nasa here's the age keep the scientists happy without thinking of it as an investment in the economic stability of your future and if you do not feed that pipeline from the beginning and keep it going throughout you are sowing the seeds of bankruptcy well major set of economic hardship of your nation because you your of your priorities have valued things that do not think about the future the way stem investments do. i'm next thought in a comment for example. the battle against a pureed addiction claiming 170 lives a day united states we're about can offer now and join us again for the latest. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by and personal those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask.

nasa says the robotic chopper will take flight april 8th at the earliest. it will be the first powered and controlled flight of an aircraft on another planet. pretty cool. yeah. >> and the debate over paying student athletes. the supreme court hears a landmark case that could forever change college athletics. well, welcome let's check out the 4 zone forecast to get a live look outside from our mount tam cam. is it to looks towards the city. they're well, what a shot. what a spectacular chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. >> it's going to be this way for a much longer. not much longer. i think we're going to sneak in the day tomorrow should be a beautiful warm day again now late in the afternoon. >> that may all change else to do that. more. it just a moment. but now we've got those beautiful clear skies out there. nice evening to get outside and enjoy a walk or maybe a little dinners. it's going to be spectacular these temperatures staying well above the average out of the coastline and the fog out there. people still milling parts of half moon bay

nasa landed the fist space helicopter on mars. next up will be its first powered flight. the four pound chopper is powered by a solar energy. a rechargeable battery keeps it warm at night when temperatures plunge to negative 130 degrees. the first flight is next sunday. >> week two of the murder trial gets under way this morning. focus will be turning to george floyd's cause of death. >> reporter: a minneapolis community in pain. banding together on easter sunday to honor george floyd. >> why did you come by today? >> to try to feel what this moment means for the world and people of color. >> bracing for week two in the murder trial of former police officer chauvin. prosecutors expect to call medical experts to try to prove it was his knee that killed floyd. chief of police will likely testify against him. as the forces lodgest serving officer did on the friday. >> the prosecution has to come in hard with cause of death. they'll talk about drugs in his system. but the neck is and the only is the issue as to what we're talking about. >> the defense trying to create reasona

it was taken by nasa astronaut kate rubins in 2016 from the international space station. the competition was called nasa's tournament earth and nearly a million votes were cast. lake van is one of the largest alkaline lakes in the world and it has and almost mystical appearance in the image and you see so many of these pictures from that. so, you know, the bay area while fires they'll take pictures and send them back in. that's a good one. oh, yeah. so many submissions. and this was the winner. they have a bird's eye view. i meantime, scientists say large pieces of pink. quartzite traveled 600 miles in the stomachs. >> of long-necked dinosaurs. the rocks were found in wyoming. but there's no pain court site in wyoming. so they knew they must have been relocated. the research team believes that they originated in wisconsin and just hitched a ride on the dynamo's. experts believe the dinosaur swallowed the rocks to help grind up food that they ate. these rocks were discovered in 2017. take it back to the lab to analyze and determine just exactly where they were formed. goog

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y por primera vez en la historia, la nasa volÓ un helicÓptero autopropulsado en otro planeta. el honor para un drone de 4 libras que sobrevolÓ marte. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. ♪ ilia: comenzamos con la expectativa alrededor del jurado que delibera al ejpr policÍa chauvin acusado del asesinato de floyd. la fiscalÍa y la defensa expusieron argumentos intentando convencer al jurado de sus respectivas posturas. donde ocurriÓ el incidente y otras ciudades se espera el veredicto en medio de una tensa calma. reportera: el paÍs estÁ en vilo. los cuerpos de policÍas en alerta espera de un veredicto del policÍa acusado por la muerte de floyd. iniciando los argumentos de cierre en la fiscalÍa comenzÓ implacable asegurando que no deben dudar que fueron las acciones del acusado chauvin que provocaron la muerte de floyd. >> suplicÓ hasta que no pudo hablar mÁs, el acusado continuÓ con su ataque. fue innecesario, gratuito y desproporcionado. >> la fiscalÍa lo que tiene que hacer es dar al juzgado la perspectivas que las a

la nasa ha revelado el misterio de dÓnde procede la luz zodiacal. >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> una familia estÁ pendiente de su hijo y porque nadie avisÓ al padre que la vacuna no es para niÑos y por quÉ lo hizo aÚn que no estÉ inmunizado >> es posible que fuera de los primeros niÑos que se pusiera la vacuna. es un error >> preocupado que vuelva a pasar. comparte el caso y que habÍa recibido la vacuna conrta el covid-19. dice que se inscribiÓ con el niÑo y ambos fueron quitados al mismo tiempo >> llegÓ al trabajo y con su niÑo y cuando lleguÉ alla con su vacuna. >> en un centro de vacunaciÓn con miembros del departamento de bomberos. >> el jefe de bomberos asegurÓ de haberse enterado antes y se comunicÓ con el director del departamento de condado dallas para registro de vacuna para preguntar por quÉ permitiÓ registrar a menores >> segÚn le dijeron la plataforma no limita inscripciÓn por edad porque eventualmente le tocarÁ a menores. dice que lo registrarone cuando solo se podÍa vacunar a personas de 50 aÑos pero hubo un error humano cuando se realizaron para determinar si

how nasa's rover is breathing new li >>> now to our series eye on earth. ising sea leveled by global warning. in marin county that has touched off a fight over what to do about homes that are now at risk. kpix 5's kenny choi shows us there are no easy options. >> reporter: sea level rise is threatening homes and infrastructure near stinson beach. the state coastal commission has ultimate permit authority here and wants to stop the building of sea walls and let nature take its course. residents and the cntback. >> we assume there'll be a fire. we assume there'll be an earthquake, and we plan for that. but really how muchgog to go up. >> reporter: as president of the association that represents stinson beach homeowners, mike matthews is all too familiar with a threat of sea level rise. it first took center stage six years ago when propertyas got ar from the county warning that sea level rise would be affecting their ability to obtain permits for improvements to their properties. >> lots p delighted with their beach house and their one and a half minute walk

nasa getting closer to flying a helicopter on mars. take a welcome at this photo. you see the tiny helicopter taxed to the belly of the perseverance rover. just before being lowered about four inches to the martian ground below. the rover then moved a short distance away. leaving the helicopter known as ingenuity, on its own. and the first mission is to survive the night in the harsh conditions. nasa says the first flight will take place in the coming days. rob, i have to tell you. that's just crazy stuff. we're up on mars with a helicopter and we're showing pictures of it. it is fantastic. >> and getting daily weather reports from the rovers out there. and real fascinating science happening in real-time. >>> we're seeing a more tim cal weather pattern as our temperatures have cooled down, apparently 50 in san jose. walnut creek in the 50s as well. southwest breeze at 8 miles per hour. we might find a little mist early in the day tomorrow. currently 51 degrees. and speaking of the mist, you see 30th in the futurecast. it takes us into early tomorrow morning. areas

hello. >> hello. >> and her daughter, nasa research scientist, natosha. >> hello. nice to be here. >> they are both joining us from skype from oregon, where they are visiting family with a new grandbaby in the family. congratulations. >> thank you. >> natalie, you have had an incredible career. can you explain the mission to us and what you found? >> kepler was nasa's first mission capable of finding potentially habitable or earth -sized planets, orbiting other stars in the galaxy. and for the first time we were able to detect not just one planet but hundreds or even thousands. and over its eight-year lifetime, it actually discovered something like 4500 planets orbiting other stars in our galaxy. and so from that data we learned three very important things, first, we learned that on average every single star in our galaxy harbors at least one planet. and the nearest potentially habitable planet is likely to be within 10 light-years, you know us living in the u.s., that would be like a planet at the corner grocery store. you know, very close. and we also learned tha

next on reel america, space shuttling, a 30 minute nasa documentary. 22 years later after 28 missions, space shuttle columbia and the crew were lost when the craft disintegrated on reentry on february 1st of 2003, the shuttle program was retired in 2011. april 12th, 1981, kennedy space center florida, the space shuttle, 14 stories high, 2,000 tons, poised on the pad for its maiden flight. this is columbia, the spaceship that will orbit the earth its external tank holds 5,000 gallons of fuel for columbia's three main engines, and the solid rocket boosters, the largest used on any launch vehicle and the first to be employed in a u.s. manned flight. at liftoff, the solid rocket boosters together with the three main engines will unleash more than 6 1/2 million pounds of thrust needed to launch the world's first reusable space craft. never before has a winged vehicle been launched like a rocket, orbited the earth, returned through frictional heating in excess of 2,500 degrees, and landed. still sound to be launched again and again. if it succeeds, the space shuttle will truly be a remarkab

sunday and join the nasa rain teen club afterward. the house where he and his grandmother lived is still in mi'kmaq, in the nasa rain churches red cross the street and some of his classmates from the nasa rain teen club are still alive. and they are still willing not only to remember charles manson, but they have photographs, which are in the book. charlie wants to impress these kids. and to tell you something about his megalomania, he figured that once he set them straight about the world they would follow him. the nattering church did not approve of him. don't want to have those demonic influences but the teenage kids in the church teen group, you know, they see their friends from school having halloween parties, they won't want to. so the church elders make this concession. fine, you can have a hot dog cook out at virginia's house and all you kids can come and you can even wear costumes, as long as they are not demonic. and charlie is excited. and he comes to trust as a carnival barker. we've got pictures of this, folks. with the h

veremos como se ve desde el espacio interesante porque la nasa pudo captar en esta península donde se encuentra precisamente aquí es el momento de la erupción de marzo se llama información el pantalla y que fue tomado por la nasa mire como las imágenes a 438 millas de distancia pueden captar precisamente momento donde sigue la lava saliendo y por supuesto se puede ver a través de la imagen satelital desde el espacio veremos todo lo que pasa porque la gente es muy curiosa y se acerca las condiciones frías lunes frío en la región nublados ya entran gran parte del área de la bahía primer vistazo a san josé ahí lo podemos ver con estos nublados y con la temperatura que alcanza 52° a las 11:00 de la noche con 15 minutos hay que tener cuidado con los perros que roban micrófonos >> eso es así >> hay que estar bien abierto también hay una llamada por cálculos renales terminó dejando un recién nacido ahí está una pareja jamás imaginó que serían padres el padre tiene una lesión cerebral traumática >> la mujer dio a luz en el baño de la casa y el bebé está en perfect

today was the day nasa's new helicopter on mars was supposed to take flight. but ingenuity seen here in animation is grounded. the flight test for the helicopter was delayed friday because of a computer-related rotor issue. nationala-- nasa says the chopper is safe and healthy and will try to take off again later this week. when we return, the performing arts makes a comeback at one of the country's greatest venues. guess where. 7 >> finally tonight the world stages fell silent when covid struck but as cbs's nancy chen in new york reports, live music is again being heard. >> hon a spring day full of new beginnings, these prt first sounds played for an audience at lincoln center since march of last year. >> it's been quiet, very quiet. we've really, really missed playing for people. >> the concert, part of a new outdoor performing arts center called-- stages, ten stages for music, ballet, film and dance. their first audience, 150 health care workers including emergency medicine doctor juneie mark kobashi. >> unbelievable experience. it has been a whole year of

if nasa can put a probe on mars they could run texas in a way that people will not be without heat i guarantee it all right so i think the problem is not do we do this or that it is are the right people making the right decisions in the right place what's missing in our society and perhaps in other places around the world is people see it in some cases as some kind of handout here's a handout to nasa here's the age keep the scientists happy without thinking of it as an investment in the economic stability of your future and if you do not feed that pipeline from the beginning and keep it going throughout you are sowing the seeds of bankruptcy for the meter set of economic hardship of your nation because you have your priorities have valued things that do not think about the future the way stem investments do. police inversions to have clashed in the french city of leon after a turkish owned restaurant was attacked by a mob as happened during a march against the recent assault on a kurdish cultural center but the 4 injured some of the violence the french government's increased closenes

que está en el planeta rojo fueron 52 segundos hizo más piruetas se movió más de un lado a otro la nasa tiene planeado hacer 3 pruebas más la próxima semana llevó un trozo de prueba en el avión de los hermanos (nombre en inglés) mire qué belleza en otro planeta 180 millones de millas regresamos al planeta tierra liberando el día de la tierra se mantienen nublados en la región de (nombre en inglés) hubo lloviznas ligeras por la capa marina que ha traído el descenso de las temperaturas en horas de la tarde , ahí vemos como sigue entrando el sistema en san josé la norte se mantiene el sistema cómo está la temperatura al momento alcanzando 51 grados en san josé se espera que a las cinco de la mañana los 48 viene lluvia en camino el primer vistazo desde el domingo el tema que trae lluvias para nosotros tenemos más detalles al regresar de la pausa >> y guillermo una joven perdió su flauta en el 2012 la recuperó 9 años después la flauta valorada en 10 mil dólares cuando se perdió estuvo en manos del taxista pese a que la dueña lo había reportado como perdida nunca apar

could the winter storm disaster that left millions without power in texas happen where you live >>> and nasa's historic flight on mars inspiring america tonight. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from houston, texas >>> good evening, everyone from houston where we're kicking off a week of coverage about climate challenges in this earth week. we'll have more on that a bit later but our top story is unfolding right now in minneapolis where the fate of former police officer derek chauvin and justice for george floyd now rests in the hands of a jury. deliberations in the murder trial began late today following closing arguments from both sides the prosecution ending much as it began, focusing on the 9 1/2 minutes george floyd spent under the knee of chauvin few cases have captivated the country like this one. americans shocked by the graphic video of floyd's horrifying death on a minneapolis street, his face becoming an icon of the nationwide reckoning over race and police use of force. gabe gutierrez is there and leads off our coverage >> reporter: after

nasa celebrating two milestones in space this week. on mars, the helicopter completed two historic flights marking the first time powered control flight has ever happened on another planet. and separately right now four astronauts are on a first of a kind mission on their way to the international space station on a spacex rocket that is also making history. rachael crane is at the kennedy space center. let's talk about spacex. the launch this morning yshgs the such an important moment in hustry that they're making? >> well, kate, the launch this morning was glorious. as you pounted out, it is a historic mission. this was the third crewed mission for spacex's crew dragon. something really u nik about this system. both the rocket booster, the first stage of the falcon nine as well as the spacecraft, spacecraft endeavor, they had boij flown to space before. they were reused hardware. so nasa and spacex had to put the system through thousands of tests. they call them paranoia tests to ensure that this spacecraft was in fact sauf to once ag

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. >> coming up next, a major milestone in the mission to mars and nasa helicopter on mars. survived a harrowing ordeal as we count down to its first historic after 3 straight losses, including an embarrassing 53 point drubbing in toronto. the warriors try to get back on track tonight. but. >> won't be easy as they take on one of the best teams in the nba live report from chase center, including steve hurst th ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 our new scented oils give you our best smelling scents. now crafted with more natural ingredients and infused with essential oils that are 100% natural. give us one plug and connect to nature. >> on the martian surface nasa's ingenuity helicopter survived its first night by itself. temperatures dropped as low as -130 degrees fahrenheit. that's cold over the next several days. engineers will run operation tests. >> before giving the command for it to unfold. its rotors the solar-powered aircraft could become the first powered

. >> talentoso iremos a la pausa al volver el helicóptero de la nasa ahora su primer vuelo en marte que marcará el inicio de una nueva forma de exploración planetaria volvemos. > > [música] . >> ♪ ♪ ♪] .[ majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> los bañistas de una playa en florida se llevaron una sorpresa cuando un avión de la segunda guerra mundial llegó muy cerca de la orilla. >> dios mío! dios mío! algunos bañistas captaron el momento en que la nave planeaba por la costa para aterrizar en pleno mar al parecer el avión sufrió fallas mecánicas al participar en un espectáculo aéreo nadie salió herido y el piloto está bien de salud >> la nasa cuenta las horas para hacer historia con el primer vuelo del helicóptero en pantalla en marte, si todo sale como está pautado sería el primer vuelo controlado y con motor en

. >>> spacex and nasa are partnering up to send another group of astronauts to the space station. what's really notable about this launch is the crew will be using the same rocket that launched the last group back in november. nbc's jay gray joins us from the kennedy space center jay, good morning. are you ready for a liftoff this morning? >> reporter: i think they are, phillip. it's launch, land and repeat the weather's perfect. mission managers say technically as well as mechanically the ship is ready to go and this crew, they're definitely ready for flight >> checks and preparation to begin ingress activities. >> reporter: it's an early wake-up call for crew 2. getting dressed. >> spacex, seats are in the launch position. >> reporter: then buckling up for the commute to work. >> great news. >> reporter: they'll take the fast lane to get to the office, the international space station. one of spacex falcon 9 rocket and capsule that have made the trip before. >> this is the same one that bob benkhen and bob hurley flew on demo one of the international space station. >> reporter: o

f, nasa flew a helicopter on another planet boxes. william la jeunesse shows us the video of the memorable moment on the red planet. confirmed that ingenuity has performed his first life. the first life of a powered aircraft. another planet, a breakthrough rivaling the wright brothers. nasa successfully launching an experimental helicopter from the surface of mars on monday, marking the first controlled flight on another planet. the vehicle ah £4 mini helicopter named ingenuity has been in development for more than six years and cost around $85 million and nasa's. says today's flight was considered ah high risk maneuver. i totally believe it's alright brothers moment itdimension and. the historic flight lasted only 39 seconds. but all mission objectives were accomplished. ingenuity hovered for about a half a minute, 10 ft. off the ground and transmitted data back to nasa through the perseverance mars rover. no small feat because of the thin air. the rotor blades had to spend five times faster than they would on earth. that's like on