Humans to mars by 2030 and is currently mapping the planet using a robotic rover on mars named curiosity. This is an hour and 25 minutes. [applause] thank you all for coming. We got the email about 10 30 this morning that said that Charlie Bolden wasnt coming, and that was the bad news. Because we didnt have a replacement then. But when i found out who was coming, i was actually kind of delighted because Charlie Bolden is a great guy, i like talking to him, but hes an administrator, and administrators are, by their nature, rather cautious. And hes also, he knows the science but not like jim green who lives and breathes the science. And when were looking, you know, we watch nasa press conferences, and we wait until he speaks so that we can get a sound bite for our radio program. [laughter] hes the one who says Something Interesting every time. [laughter] so its really a delight to have you with us. Thanks for coming. Pleasure. And, yeah. So were going to talk about planets and planet sc
I have lived in the city for years, but hong kong still makes me fall in love with it time and again. And now, bbc world news america. Katty this is bbc world news america, reporting from washington. Im katty kay. Eu leaders have hit a hurdle have failed to come up with a migrantsolve the crisis. In 10 with donald trump. They are preparing to vote in michigan, where we examine the republican front runners support. And flags are lowered at half mast in memory of the former first lady, nancy reagan. Tonight we look back on her life and her partnership in the white house. Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. European leaders met in brussels again today to try to deal with the massive migrant crisis, and again they failed, at least so far, to come up with a plan. Still neednd they more time to consider controversy of new proposals from the turkish prime minister. He has over to help reduce the number of migrants sailing from turkey to greece, but in
Are calling for our are restarting to be put in place. Dan kerman, kron4 news catherine a former San Francisco police officer. Charged with illegally accessing criminal and driving records. Was in court today. Catherine jason lay pleaded not guilty to six misdemeanor counts. He was originally the focus investigation. After a woman he dated accused him of rape last summer. Catherine the da did not file charges because of a lack of evidence. But investigators believe lai got access to records illegally. Catherine and they uncovered a series a of racist Text Messages exchanged between him and other officers. Lai resigned from the department. Catherine now to the south bay. Catherine where former San Francisco 49er Dana Stubblefield says he is being targeted because of his wealth and celebrity. Catherine that after allegations he raped a developmentally disabled woman last year in morgan hill. Catherine as kron fours rob fladeboe reports now stubblefield himself went before the cameras tod
and now channel 3 news todaynks so much for being with us at 9 00 a. M. on this saturday march 5th. theres a life look downtown. you can see at least the cloud cover. weve been dealing with a few flurries and thats why we brought in carey coleman. is it almost like scenic or would you say were going to see snow accumulation. were going to be less than an inch on the grassy areas. its all going to come to an end later tonight. good i want it to end for the rest of the year. im not going to guarantee that but weve got nice warm weather on the way. some snow shower today however there is a major warmup on the way. day but it is going to be a remarkable warmup with about 20 degrees above average for temperatures for much of the week coming up. couple of flakes falling here and there. no travel problems whatsoever. temperatures generally below freezing across the northern half of the state and we are going to stay fairly cool for your saturday. those temperatures will gently rise up into th
Me just emphasize that we are at the Wilson Center, the nations nations memorial to 28th president and one of the nations key now Public Policy form here at washington dc. You are add to the washington history seminar, and activity since 2010 we have ten we have jointly sponsored with the National History center. Its represented here by date kennedy comments director and the associate director. Amanda along with pete in the back help us get organized for the sessions sessions that we hope will provide a forum for bringing Historical Context to Public Policy and to invite historical perspectives on international and national affairs. As always we want to acknowledge the society of historians of American Foreign relations for sponsoring, cosponsoring the series as well as George Washington University History department and several others. Other named donors that allow us to make this on a weekly basis. Im supposed to point out that you can look at videos of this in past sessions on both