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After three unidentified objects were spotted over the U.S. over the weekend - including one in Montana - two physics professors are weighing in on what they might be.
Took place when congress is out of session. they're back and that's like putting a 50-pound backpack on as you're climbing up the mountain. it will put more pressure on him. all that congress youngal dysfunction reminds the american people how broken the system is. so donald trump used it as a vessel for an independent candidacy. whether it's health care, tax reform, all this stuff at this moment, you don't see any path to how any of it passes. and they need to have a real legislative strategist, somebody who can deal. >> right. >> when you have the stories of steve bannon in the meeting threa...
we're developing a near 100-year supply of natural gas. that's something that we expect could support more than 600,000 jobs by the end of the decade. and that's why we've worked with the private sector to develop a high-tech car battery that costs half as much as other batteries and can go up to 300 miles on a single charge. think about that. that will save you some money at the pump. and that is why we are helping companies like this one right here and plants like this one right here to make more cars and trucks that use less oil. when i ran for office, i went to detroit and gave a...
A president has come with his whole family to see the launch. 3:47 as we said is liftoff time. not only the 45,000 people on hand here at the cape but about half a million to three-quarters of a million people are already starting to clog beaches and roadways getting ready to see this from 5, 10, 15 miles away. it's the second to the last mission for the space shuttle fleet. it is the last mission for "endeavour." this will be its 25th shuttle mission so far. it's already logged some 104 million miles in space. richard, they'll deliver spare parts to the space station but in addition to that t...
Or better cell service, you know, and the answer is no. these are cosmic questions, questions that don't impinge directly on our lives. bill: he read your piece in the "wall street journal", well done by the way and i recommend it to viewers at home, you wrote about something in here that i never knew, ronald reagan approved this to be built outside of dallas, texas, they spent a billion dollars, dug a giant hole, and nothing happened. >> right. bill: in 1993, they spent another billion dollars and filled in the hole. >> uh-huh. >> bill: all these physics professors who are conducting these ex...