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Listen, its a pleasure. you set us up. youre going to make our dream -- im a kid from lake placid who watched the americans beat the russians in 1980, so youve gave us our dream posture. and we appreciate it. >> fair enough. >> all right. thank you. the panel goes. obviously, were all cubs fans now. and straight ahead, to boldly show what no man has seen before. amazing new images of deep space from the worlds most expensive and hopefully most valuable -- value-creating telescope. were americas ...

both democrats and republicans are waiting to hear his proposal, and, of course, so are you. millions of americans out of a job and looking for work. in a matter of minutes, one of the people closest to the president who advised him on this very plan will join me live, with you, first, i want to begin with a fast-moving situation right now. in pennsylvania, really across much of the northeast, the floodwater is rising. people have to get out. more than 100,000 ordered to evacuate. i wa...

dark studio. but were going to improve, i promise. the big stories are the u.s. markets. the markets tanked again yesterday. the dow, the nasdaq and s&p were down 4% but good news for stocks futures. premarket trading is all up across the board this morning but remember, futures doesnt mean much until 6:00 a.m. eastern time. lets see how the worlds money is doing this morning. andrew stevens is joining us live from hong kong, so tell us something good. >> i with us going to tell you so...

officials say nothing suggests an attack is imminent. they only say recent incidents reinforce the terror threat. and hope for a grand debt fix was dimmed just a bit in washington. some democrats and republicans are picking apart the latest plan with the same old complaints. liberals say it cuts social security and medicare. conservatives say it raises taxes. republicans have refused to raise the nations debt limit without deep spending cuts and no tax increases. the deadline now is ...

of space shuttles. stay tuned. lit take as you little while. we are still working on it but keep watching. we will be launching again. >> we will stay in the business, as they said, the united states is not out space business. >> absolutely. we have proven for 30 years that we know how to get to lower orbit. we built this fantastic international space station. lit keep operating at least through 2020, conducting research in this incredible laboratory with the micro gravity environment ...

murdochs protege rebekah brooks to show up tomorrow to answer questions. despite her arrest over the weekend, her spokesman says she will be there. shes denying she knew her reporters hacked phones for scoops while she was the newspapers editor. rupert murdoch, chairman of news corp, and his son james are expected to testify alongside brooks tomorrow. they will appear before parliaments media committee. a heatwave hitting the middle of u.s. extremely high humidity makes it feel as ho...

allow the president to raise a debt ceiling and avert crisis. a vote on that could happen this week. the fallback plan would likely pass the democrat-controlled senate but face a bigger challenge in the house where republicans hold the majority. lets get the latest with brianna keilar. are we any closer to a deal? >> on a deficit reduction plan, kyra, it doesnt appear so. no announced meetings between the white house and congressional leaders over the weekend, there were staff-level me...

Believe this they defeated that budget, we will thought have a shuttle program. what would you have said? >>guest: i would have been very disappointed because the apollo 18, 19 and 20 were canceled and we would not have a follow on program, we would have been dead in the water. i thought thats where we were last year with constellation but we got, fortunately, a little bit of revival, if you the, and nasa is still working on in deep space project. at least the vehicles. >>neil: you never know, y...

Celestial kind, a big asteroid is set to whisk by the earth in early november, exciting astronomers who rarely get this close a look at a deep space object. michio kaku, university of new york professor of physics and author of physics of the future, how science will shape science in our daily lives. good morning, sir. this is like the super bowl for scientists. why are you all so excited about this? >> get ready for a close encounter like weve never had before with an asteroid. were going to ge...

Send people back from earth whether on to the moon probably not but around the moon and other targets in deep space. thats the goal. the space station in keeping people working there is the key to that because were building the hardware to keep people alive for months and months and even years in space. and thats whats going on now. >> how long is that going to take? is that going to happen in a couple of years? is it going to happen in our lifetimes? >> in terms of the space taxi well probably ...