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Relatively fast mission. well intersect it. we are launching this tonight at 1:20 eastern time and were getting launched on a major platform, the earth to intersect it in early october 2022. keep in mind because we can do a shoutout, this is going to a point in space where this astroid will be in october in order for it to hit it. so its not aimed for it right now. they both are on a converging trajectory so all this is going on. its a marvelous beautiful ballet. >> and might save the world some...

15,000 miles an hour. the idea is to try to see if by smashing the spacecraft into it they can knock the asteroid into its course, just a little bit. just in case some asteroid in the future, like the one unarmed, getting really does and up on a collision course with her. this is their proposed test method for knocking the asteroid off course. the mission is called the double asteroid redirection test, dart,. and the rocket they are setting it up and is not full of handsome swerve oil rig worker...

Finally, something that hollywood could have created, but happening tonight in real life. morgan chesky on nasas collision course with an asteroid >> reporter: blowing up an earth-ending asteroid made the movi "armageddon" a smash hit. >> this new one youre tracking, how big? >> the size of texas, mr. president. >> reporter: tonight, science telling hollywood, step aside for a mission made for the big screen >> this is the first time spacex has taken a nasa spacecraft and intentionally launched ...

Where this is a double astroid. we think of earth and the moon as a binary system. this is a big one and a little one and so we have -- theyre orbital parameters and so if you go and deflect the moon by the tiniest amount, you can compare the future data with your data from the past and acrecurately measure what effect it had on the trajectory of the moon. >> just because im worried about myself, is there any remote possibility that theyre tracking right now about something that may, this may ha...

Downward trajectory. its not going to have a massive impact, but i think it can have, in fact a leveling off price, and pushing prices down over the long term. but at the end of the day, where the president really can do, is get the u.s. off its oil addiction, so they were not held hostage to the whims of saudi arabia, of russia, of the major oil companies like exxon and chevron who are reporting record profits. more than six billion dollars in the last quarter for exxon, nearly six billion for ...

Beasley acts. >> coming up, 58 years ago, americans woke up with a new president following the assassination of john f. kennedy. no events changed the u.s. trajectory more than kennedys murder. well talk about the dividing line next on "morning joe." div line next on "morning joe. what . woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable...

Of data, and it seems to me there is a very clear pattern which suggest that the judicial, policing and penal systems are built in a way which works against black people. i think that they work against, i think that that is an incomplete idea of the data. i think they work against poor people. i think they work against working—class people and there happens to be a greater population of working—class and poor people among the black population. among working—class whites, though, it is huge...

Well, most killers of white people are white people. but what does that tell you? the value of life is placed higher on white people than black people, maybe? could that be institutional or systemic? or are judges harsher on white criminals, white murderers? cos most white people are murdered by white people. thats the way you see it? when you look at... im asking you... im looking at the raft of data, and it seems to me there is a very clear pattern which suggest that the judicial, policing and...

Joining us now, juliet kayem, former assistant secretary of athe department of homeland security and charles ramsey, former police commissioner in philadelphia and washington, d.c. good to have both of you with us this morning. when we look at what we know this morning, weve learned a fair amount overnight. those videos, the calls that came in, commissioner, as you see that video, how fast the car is going, and even sort of the trajectory, i feel we heard early on, this is what also before it ha...

Trying to take care of the patients before they got to childrens wisconsin? i think we touched on it earlier. >> yeah, and i would like to reiterate that, dr. drendel spoke very well about the appreciation and gratitude we have to those first responders and other hospitals that provided tremendous support and exceptional stabilization of patients that is so critical, especially in the first few minutes after an event like this. providing that stabilization allows the child the best opportunity t...