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we are keeping watch on a live feed where the capsule is right now in this entire re-entry program. at 5:32 the forward hatch was closed. at 6:30 the deorbit burn ended. by 7:02 those parachutes are expected to deploy. the space x inspiration four mission containing the first all civilian team took off from cape canaveral wednesday evening. they quickly reached the parted distance from the -- farthest distance from the earth, beyond the space station and the hubbell telescope. on board we have a wealthy benefactor who funded the trip, along with a geoscientist and aerospace data engineer and a physician's assistant who survived childhood bone cancer. at 29, the youngest american to head into space. she also connected with the children at st. jude's while they were up there. that flight has raised and hopes to raise 200 million dollars for the children's hospital. earlier today, our jacqui heinrich asked aerospace
hubbell telescope. they're now beginning their orbit of earth, 15 a day they will get incredible sunrises and sunsets. lester, this is a mission that opens a new door >> it's been an exciting year in space. kerry, thank you up next, what's behind the latino population boom in areas you might not expect areas you might not expect. with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for peopl with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family
possession of a super secret high-tech spy satellite, and it's way better than anything we've ever seen before. way better than google earth. it produces such high quality detailed images, more like the hubbell telescope but pointed at earth. within this novel there is a spy within the u.s. government, a spy who wants to alert our adversaries that we have this top secret technology, the ability to see almost anything happening on the ground in their countries in sharp detail. so the spy goes about getting proof, and so gets ahold of a photo taken by the spy satellite and releases it in a way the whole world can see. thing 2 is totally unrelated to this, and that's in 60 seconds.
high-tech spy satellite, and it's way better than anything we've ever seen before. way better than google earth. it produces such high quality detailed images, more like the hubbell telescope but pointed at earth. within this novel there is a spy within the u.s. government, a spy who wants to alert our adversaries that we have this top secret technology, the ability to see almost anything happening on the ground in their countries in sharp detail. so the spy goes about getting proof, and so gets ahold of a photo taken by the spy satellite and releases it in a way the whole world can see. thing 2 is totally unrelated to this, and that's in 60 seconds. . aw, stop. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... ...all while helping you to and through retirement. um, you guys are just going for a week, right? yeah! that's right. can you help with these? oh... um, we're more of the plan, invest and protect kind of help... sorry, little paws, so. but have fun! send a postcard! voya. helping you to
lot of profits and it would be a boon to shareholders with little precedence. i think that would trickle down to -- >> which is why you're seeing people see the case today that trickle-down economics works. thank you, spencer woodman. in light of confederate statues, we want to tell you about a confederate who may be deserving of a statue. she is known as the mother of the hubbell telescope. she was born in 1925 in nashville and went on to earn a phd in astronomy. in 1959 she joined nasa and became the first chief of a
different than anything else in the solar system. that has to do with the features on the surface. you can see pluto itself is orangey red color and there are matches that are dark and other patches that are very very bright and earlier images taken by the hubbell telescope we had an idea we would see that but now we are close enough to get the images of plusso and the moons, surface features are what they are paying attention to. one great planet that has wonderful life on it and only one moon. and pluto who is demoted from planetary at that timeus has five. and they will get a look at the moons as well? >> yes, absolutely. and pluto has five moons that we know of and one of the questions that team members were asking before the spacecraft got close
death first. pot brownie? let's leave the remake sh shenanigans of the hollywood machine behind us and travel to space. nasa took a stunning image taken by the hubbell telescope and the agency called it one of the most colorful deep space images showing about 10,000 galaxies including the range of infrared light. this allowed the probe to capture images of younger stars. many of you are in awe over the clusters born a few hundred million years after the big bang which is actually a fairly short time. apparently you enjoy contemplating the origin of the universe. enjoy the conversation with fellow readers on facebook, instagram, and msnbc.com and keep telling us what is important to you. now this news. it's been 25 years since the violent crackdown on protests in beijing's tiananmen square.
look of our universe. it's a combination of photos from the hubbell telescope that shows 10,000 galaxies. the news continues from the fox news deck right after this. this is fox news channel.
quick headlines now. baby's got a gun. firearm fury over this picture of a six-month-old baby with a rifle. it was posted on a connecticut gun shop facebook page. the baby's dad, christopher duffy, says he set the gun on his daughter's car seat to test how light it was. the photo has since been taken down. nasa gets into the spirit of the oscars releasing breath taking gaffety inspired photos. the shots include pictures of spacewalks, the hubbell telescope and glimpses of the space's atmosphere. steve? >> are you worried about the n.s.a. spying on you? a lot of people are. what if you could use your telephone, your cell phone without worrying about the government or one of the dozens of other world agencies invading your privacy? >> the new encrypted black phone aims to do just that. joining us to explain how it works, the cofounder of the black phone.
>> well, it's never easy for somebody to win the nomination, karen. you know, in 2007, people were saying essentially what they're saying now, if hillary clinton gets into this, boy, the nomination is hers. funny thing happened on the way to the capitol. you have to have a really, really good political hubbell telescope to try to look that far down the road but one of the things we have talked about over the years is senators tend to be at the top of the list of washington-based people because we know these people. we see them, talk to them. governs no, we don't know so well and probably governors on both sides that are out there that haven't just popped their heads up yet and if i had to bet it will be two governors against each other in the finals in 2016. >> you know, molly, i want to switch to kind of what's actually happening in the house with boehner and the just say no caucus. polls and we know there's a great deal of support for these