the nasa team received and evaluated threesome outside nhtsa and outside nasa. the nasa team evaluate consumer reports and warnke returned data while studying how the electronic throttl control works. we studied over 900 vehicle and questionnaires in detail and read many more. we were looking for clues that would help characterize the failure affects. the model year 2005 toyota camry was identified as a vehicle to study in depth. can have the highest production volume and high number of consumer reports in the malia 2005 was selected because it contained impose both from the earlier design and the later electronic throttle control system. from the nhtsa consumer reported a majority majority of the consumers described large throttle openings with degraded braking and did not leave a trace or a diagnostic rouble code. therefore, the nasa study focused on identifying failure modes that could result in large throttle openings may not generate dignostic trouble code or leave a physical trace. the technical strategy was analyzed with the system to understand how it is

nasa does the hard stuff. among the ways we're looking at addressing these challenges are innovative and acquisition approaches that may include transition of current contracts as well as increased competition to reduce development costs. this year we learned some hard lessons. the report we requested on the james webb space telescope piloted the ongoing problems of this flag ship mission. we have faced the fact and made corrections. i am confident we are the right path as we focus on improved budget management. we will continue this vigilance in nasa's other missions also. as we made in the upcoming juneau and grail which are on schedule. we are focused on bringing about a leader -- more responsive nasa. we are going to live within our means and responsive reinvest in the future. we are going to manage our programs better and look for new ways of doing business. and the human space flight center is in the coming months to align our workforce numbers and skills without requirements. but each of our centers wil

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remember, your nasa we will strive on easy. nasa does the hard stuff. on the the ways we are looking at addressing these challenges of our innovative acquisition approaches that may include the transition of current contracts as well as increased competition to reduce development cost. this year we learned some hard lessons as the report week requested on the james web space telescope highlighted the ongoing problems of the flagship mission. we faced the facts and make corrections. we are on the right path with jwst as we improve project management. we will continue this vigilance in the other missions also. as we have with the upcoming juneau and creole which are on cost and on schedule. today we are focused on bringing about the leaner more responsive nasa. we are going to live within our means and responsibly invest in the future. we are going to manage or programs better and look for new ways of doing business. we will slow the hiring headquarters and the human space flight centers in the coming months to align the workforce numbers and skills with

nasa. it's not the fantasy about going to mars or any of the other things they're engaged in for many billions of dollars. this is the cross agency support budget which has gone up six times, 600% in two years and it's going to go up again here today and we're going to slash the heck out of the cops program. now, go home and explain that to your constituents and tell them -- you can't say look up there because it's not a satellite, it's not headed to the moon or mars, you have to say it's the cross agency support budget at nasa and when the criminals are breaking down your door, call nasa. that probably isn't going to work too well. this not only supports police on the streets and overstretched agencies, it supports, and we've had a lot of talk about urban america, sheriffs in our rural areas which are woefully unpoliced. and in my district we have money out of this account which you're cutting by 65% to go after methamphetamine manufacturing and mexican cartels moving methamphetamine up th

the nasa team received and evaluated threesome outside nhtsa and outside nasa. the nasa team evaluate consumer reports and warnke returned data while studying how the electronic throttle control works. we studied over 900 vehicle and questionnaires in detail and read many more. we were looking for clues that would help characterize the failure affects. the model year 2005 toyota camry was identified as a vehicle to study in depth. can have the highest production volume and high number of consumer reports in the malia 2005 was selected because it contained impose both from the earlier design and the later electronic throttle control system. from the nhtsa consumer reported a majority majority of the consumers described large throttle openings with degraded braking and did not leave a trace or a diagnostic trouble code. therefore, the nasa study focused on identifying failure modes that could result in large throttle openings may not generate diagnostic trouble code or leave a physical trace. the technical strategy was analyzed with the system to understand how it

the nasa team received and evaluated threesome outside nhtsa and outside nasa. the nasa team evaluate consumer reports and warnke returned data while studying how the electronic throttle control works. we studied over 900 vehicle and questionnaires in detail and read many more. we were looking for clues that would help characterize the failure affects. the model year 2005 toyota camry was identified as a vehicle to study in depth. can hae the highest production volume and high numr of consumer reports in the malia 2005 was selected because it contained impose both from the earlier design and the later electronic throttle control system. from the nhtsa consumer reported a majority majority of the consumers described large throttle openings with degraded braking and did not leave a trace or a diagnostic trouble code. therefore, the nasa study focused on identifying failure modes that could result in large throttle openings may not generate dignostic trouble code or leave physical trace. the technical strategy was analyzed with the system to understand how it is su

rocket testing for nasa's new spacecraft has begun. the tourist ii will replace the nasa shuttle and is expecting to lift off next year on a cargo mission to the international space station. >>> in washington, tough economic times have pushed one man over the edge. with a gun in his hand, a robbery suspect apologized numerous times as he held up a gas station. the man said he needed to feed his family and pay rent. the reluctant robber got away with $300, but not for long. he was arrested a few days after police viewed the surveillance tape. >>> in minnesota, sled racers added a unique approach to a traditional winter pastime. they made a bar stool showdown. there were plenty of wipeouts at the event and winners. the folks say it was such a hit, they plan to do it again next year. >>> finally, here is why cleaning snow off your car roof can save lives. a trailing driver captured video of an 18 wheeler driving under an overpass. the snow scraped off. it created that giant blinding explosion right in the faes of that driver. that's got t

now, the hubble is a product of nasa. so you must have high regard for nasa? is that deminished in any way? >> all of us scientists are enormously grateful for the government of the united states and to nasa in particular. but we are very worried that this new focus on putting people back on the moon is robbing the current scientific enterprise of very much-needed resources. in the hopes we'll be able to do something in 10-20 years we have already done. namely put people on the moon. we really have major projects that we would like to do now that are being postponed in many cases indefiniteliy because of this new focus on the moon. >> what do you have in mind? >> one of the major projects is to lis for gravity waves either from colliding enormous black holes at the centers of galaxies or even from the big bang itself. that's a space project that we love to see go forward rapidly. there are a number of other projects that along with that one our group is beyond einstein. they are trying to take us beyond what we already know and see if there are any flaws in re

>> mientras que familias y estudiantes tendrán oportunida dde aprender del espacio y aprender de la nasa en este festival de la nasa. >> gracias por estar con nosotros. >> la crisis del medio oriente continÚa siendo la principal responsable. >> luego de resultar positivo en un examen de drogas. asegura que necesita tiempo. >> la cantante colombiana shakira recibe el premio de artista del aÑo en una prestigiosa universidad estadounidense. >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn sin de semana con enrique. >> muchas gracias por seguir con nosotros en nuestra segunda ediciÓn. por primera vez el presidente obama y su canciller hillary clinton han declarado que el presidente de libia debe dejar el poder inmediatamente. podrÍa significar que los días de gadafi como presidente estarÍan contados. algunos de los argumentos de la casa blanca podrÍan ser estos: >> ha perdido legitimidad de su gobierno, ha perdido el apoyo de su pueblo. las declaraciones de obama y hillary clinton sobre un paÍs que vive una guerra civil no declarada. incluso aseguraban hoy que la comunidad internacional debe apoya

the nasa team received and evaluated threesome outside nhtsa and outside nasa. the nasa team evaluate consumer reports and warnke returned data while studying how the electronic throttle control works. we studied over 900 vehicle and questionnaires in detail and read many more. we were looking for clues that would help characterize the failure affects. the model year 2005 toyota camry was identified as a vehicle to study in depth. can have the highest production volume and high number of consumer reports in the malia 2005 was selected because it contained impose both from the earlier design and the later electronic throttle control system. from the nhtsa consumer reported a majority majority of the consumers described large throttle openings with degraded braking and did not leave a trace or a diagnostic trouble code. therefore, the nasa study focused on identifying failure modes that could result in large throttle openings may not generate diagnostic trouble code or leave a physical trace. the technical strategy was analyzed with the system to understand how it

today he revealed that he will lead a nasa mission in april. kelly won't elaborate on his conversations with his wife, but says she is very supportive of his decision. gabrielle giffords spends eight hours a day in rehab. with her recovery going surprisingly well, even her doctors say, kelly, last week asked nasa for permission to rejoan his crew and prepare for the space station journey. >> they don't know her very well. they don't know what she would want. she is a big supporter of my career, a big supporter of nasa. she really values the mission of nasa. >> this will be captain kelly any fourth, final mission to space. he has spent the last 18s training for the mission. >> it is almost here. this sun day more than 100 million people will be in front of the tv watching the super bowl or just enjoying the parties. steelers/packers are ready. but is the dallas area ready. north texas, the weather and labor strike is grabbing many headlines. here is nbc's jay grape who hy. >> reporter: the super bowl experience so far, snow, and ice. >> this is

the nasa team received and evaluated threesome outside nhtsa and outside nasa. the nasa team evaluate consumer reports and warnke returned data while studying how the electronic throttle control works. we studied over 900 vehicle and questionnaires in detail and read many more. we were looking for clues that would help characterize the failure affects. the model year 2005 toyota camry was identified as a vehicle to study in depth. can have the highest production volume and high number of consumer reports in the malia 2005 was selected because it contained impose both from the earlier design and the later electronic throttle control system. from the nhtsa consumer reported a majority majority of the consumers described large throttle openings with degraded braking and did not leave a trace or a diagnostic trouble code. therefore, the nasa study focused on identifying failure modes that could result in large throttle openings may not generate diagnostic trouble code or leave a physical trace. the technical strategy was analyzed with the system to understand how it

nasa creates the first 360 degree view of the entire surface. it is official. after decades of civil war, africa's biggest company will split. it is not confirmed that the south of sudan voted almost unanimously for independence. the world's newest nation will be created in months. in july, africa will gain a 54th state. this is momentous for both. there are likely to be hard times ahead. from khartoum, the bbc reports. >> first they fought each other. then they made peace. today, president bashir and the leader of the former southern rebels were handed the results that confirm their country will split. southerners feared the north would go back on its promise to respect the south picked choice. president bashir said he would keep its word. >> this is one of the most crucial days in sedan. we would like to congratulate the people for the choice they have made. made this crucial event today marked the end of the boundary between war and peace. >> the separation of southern sudan is not the end of the road. this does not mean we will be enemies. instead, we shoul

nasa had taken over computers right after steven jobs and steven wallace and they built the first. personal computer in their garage in a vacuum nine hundred seventy six or seventy seven what if do you think that we would have all of the stuff and all of the wonderful technology that we have today or would the computers look something like computers did nineteen eighty and i think that's part of what's going on as well i mean nasa has turned basically into a just another bureaucracy full of careerists people who don't like to take risks in something that frankly is a very very dangerous thing in that space travel so does that mean that we perhaps will see some exciting dynamic developments now maybe space tourism literally taking off. oh it could i don't know i mean i cause i do know how far along the technology is and frankly how much it would cost i mean who can afford it right now but remember this in the early days only very wealthy people could fly and the idea of just ordinary people flying in a plane you know paying a fair and and flying a plane was just unheard of and right

future. >> nasa has an incredibly bright future. we are looking forward to really not just exploring space but finding out how we can use space to really enhance our existence here on earth. >> the doctor has completed her training waiting for her first assignment. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. california." but this morning, it snowed! this is a golf course in burbank covered in white. not a hu n, but there was >>> you've heard the lyrics in that song it never rains in southern california. today it snowed. this is a golf course in burbank covered in white. not a huge accumulation but there was enough some for some crazy

she is a big supporter of my career, a big supporter of nasa. she really values the mission of nasa. >> reporter: meanwhile in tucson today, volunteers began wrapping up and boxing the thousands of cards, flowers and tributes to the victims of last month's attack as a city and a husband try to find some normalcy. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> up next here tonight, watching and waiting. the people in this country who have special reason to be watching very closely what's playing out in egypt. >>> back now tonight to our top story, the story we covered firsthand all week in egypt. think of what it's like to watch the coverage for the nearly 150,000 people living in the u.s. who were born in egypt. they're watching closely. they have a lot to say about it. our report tonight from nbc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: a world aware from cairo's tahrir square, a show of solidarity in new york's times square. a couple of miles away in new york's little egypt, a tight-knit community of egyptian americans run businesses and send their kids to

. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the event wa >>> nasa gave bay area kids a closer look into their world today. the event was part of a nasa science festival in san francisco for bayview hunter point students and families. they were introduced to an astronaut who was excited about nasa's future. >> he has an incredibly bright future. we're looking forward to not just exploring space, but finding out how we can use space to enhance our existence here on earth. she's waiting for her first mission assignment. i think that would have been a blast to do too. >> i would have had a great time. hard to get through all the kids. i'm sure they were loving it. i would like to have a shuttle in my backyard. >>> beautiful day today? >> i was off today. temperatures warmed up today. it was chilly to start with. we had a couple of record night lows nona pa and santa rosa. we managed to squeeze in sunshine, so the temperatures warming up. most folks getting up into the 50s. look at ocean beach. lital cool. so far, skies are clear of clouds now. that may change a little later on tonight. there's a weak storm sy

that's amendment number 34 regarding nasa. senators should expect a roll call vote at approximately 10:30 in relation to the nelson florida amendment. it will be the only vote of the day. today will be a short session in order to accommodate senators attending the democratic issues conference. madam president, i ask consent that jeremy parsons, a nasa detailee of senator bill nelson, be granted privileges of the floor during the senate's consideration of s. 223, the f.a.a. re-authorization bill. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: madam president, i had a conversation last night with the republican leader, and for all senators, we need to have amendments on this bill, the f.a.a. bill, laid down, and we all know -- there is a lot of posturing going on around here. we still have one issue left. it deals with slots at airports. it is not going to be resolved. we have worked on this for years, and it will not be resolved except here on the senate floor. if it's not resolved and we don't have amendments laid down to

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now, the hubble is a product of nasa. so you must have high regard for nasa? is that deminished in any way? >> all of us scientists are enormously grateful for the government of the united states and to nasa in particular. but we are very worried that this new focus on putting people back on the moon is robbing the current scientific enterprise of very much-needed resources. in the hopes we'll be able to do something in 10-20 years we have already done. namely put people on the moon. we really have major projects that we would like to do now that are being postponed in many cases indefiniteliy because of this new focus on the moon. >> what do you have in mind? >> one of the major projects is to lis for gravity waves either from colliding enormous black holes at the centers of galaxies or even from the big bang itself. that's a space project that we love to see go forward rapidly. there are a number of other projects that along with that one our group is beyond einstein. they are trying to take us beyond what we already know and see if there are any flaws in re

well, for the first time ever nasa has a continuous 3-d look at the sun. nasa launched two probes in 2006 of that now reached their respective locations on either side of the sun. scientists can now see the whole sun at the same time. the rotating solarfears, it can help researchers learn more about the sun's cycles and space weather forecasting. it can help airlines, power companies and satellite operators. >> a an experiment is now underway on the international space station. david louie shows us the first videos and photos from that experiment. >> students are getting the first glimpse from space that their experiment is underway. a team of 22 students designed and built an experiment to see if plants can grow in space to feed astronauts on lengthy missions. the self-contained cube arrived at the international space station ten days ago. it was switched on friday. >> we're getting pictures of -- about 85 pictures a day so we have plenty of data and images coming from the station. >> the students are part of the school's applied math science and engineer

coming up nasa makes a critical announcement on whether the husband of wounded arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords will command the final for shuttle "endeavour." >> the . >>> nasa confirmed today that mark kelly, the astronaut husband of shooting victim gabrielle giffords will head to space in april. kellie will command the space shuttle "endeavor" for its final flight. he'll make the official announcement in less than an hour at houston johnson space center. he took a leave from training after his wife was shot in the head outside a tucson shopping center january 8th. gifford is undergoing rehabilitation in houston and dramatically improving. liftoff is scheduled for april 19th. it will be his fourth mission. he's looking forward to rejoining his crew and appreciates nasa's confidence in him. >> the government has for the first time approved a drug to halt premature labor. the pregnancy hormone injection. those babies are more likely to develop lung problems and learning disabilities. in trials, weekly injections lower the rate of delivering prematurely but did not completely

by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plane responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low or. orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i. can even estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use that's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia and the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this how. we could make it to the moon first and build this wonderful equipment and then. and now we're were reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it's so a wounded pride thing one declined revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers astronaut scientists

by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plan responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i. can even estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use that's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia and the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this how. we could make it to the moon person build this wonderful equipment and then. and now we're were reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it's a wounded pride thing wounded pride revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers astronaut scientists an

by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plan responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i. can't even estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use that's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia and the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this how. we could make it to the moon bursting build this wonderful equipment and then. and now we're were reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it's a wounded pride thing wounded pride revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers astronaut scientist

now we're we're reduced to being passengers on a russian ship by the end of the year nasa will no longer be able to sand humans into space find out how the americans are dealing with this dance to their national pride later in the program. italy has declared a humanitarian emergency on its island of lampedusa as a small land mass drowns under a wave of illegal immigration from the stable region five thousand refugees already reached its shores with rome warning about up to three hundred thousand more to come and work is going off as the details. at eighty miles off the coast of north africa the tiny italian island of lampedusa has relied on fishing and tourism for its main sources of income but for the first time in years the boats on hold and the nets are drawing both for their board they're always out here we have been going out to sea for twenty days now. since the recent uprising in tunisia the island has been flooded with refugees over four and a half thousand arrived in just two weeks sometimes up to three hundred refugees would grab on just one tiny fishing boat to make the perilo

by the end of the year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space find out how the americans are dealing with this dance to their national pride later you know program. more now on the effects of the revolts in north africa and the middle east italy has declared a humanitarian emergency on its island of lampedusa as a small land mass drowns under a wave of illegal immigration from the unstable region five thousand refugees have already reached its shores with rome warning of up to three hundred thousand more to come it has the details. at eighty miles off the coast of north africa the tiny italian island has relied on fishing and tourism for its means sources. for the first time in years but boats on hold. or drawing. board there always are here we have been going out to sea for twenty days now. since the recent uprising in tunisia the island has been flooded with refugees over four and a half thousand arrived in just two weeks sometimes up to three hundred refugees would grab on just one tiny fishing boat to make the perilous journey to the mediterranean island doesn't. mean

now we're we're reduced to being passengers on a russian ship by the end of the year nasa will no longer be able to sand into space and find out how the americans are dealing with this dance to their national pride program. was libya in the throes of violence and bloodshed anti-government unrest in the middle east and north africa showing little sign of dying down however idjit as one of the countries that managed to break a decades long cycle of oppression but the question remains whether those fighting for forms will get the change they crave are all over reports from cairo. one month from the outbreak of the revolution mubarak stepped down from power many protesters who stood up to regime they. can tell you square the moment. it was announced like we had on the screens on the square and it was just couldn't resist for a second to get overwhelmed by the joy you get rid of that big figure of corruption of the regime western leaders were quick to throw their support behind the popular revolution in their country to expend the last. of. these democratic change has to start. it needs to ha

now we're reduced to being passengers on a russian ship by the end of the year and nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space find out how the americans are dealing with this dance to their national pride later in the program. it's only has declared a humanitarian emergency on a silence of lump it was as the small land mass drowns under a wave of illegal immigration from the unstable region five thousand refugees have already reached its shores with rome warning of up to three hundred thousand more to come here we're just cut off has the details. at eighty miles off the coast of north africa the tiny italian island of lampedusa has relied on fishing and tourism for its main sources of income for the first time in years the boats or seven that are drawing. both of us. are always out here we haven't gone out to sea for twenty days now and since the recent uprising in tunisia the island has been flooded with with fiji's over five and a half thousand arrived in just two weeks sometimes up to three hundred refugees would grab on just one tiny fishing boat to make the perilous jou

coming up nasa makes a critical announcement on whether the husband of wounded arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords will command the final mission for shuttle "endeavour." you can see3q copd makes it hard to breathe so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, vavair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart ndndition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, take the lead. ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung function. get your first full prescription free and

and america says goodbye to discovery as the spacecraft performs its last ever mission before nasa retires its three remaining shuttles later this year american astronauts will now have to rely on the russian rockets to take them into orbit before the next generation of spacecraft is ready. and direct from our studios in central moscow to you this is our team the u.n. security council has unanimously agreed it sanctions against the libyan leader moammar gadhafi and his loyalists and has ordered an investigation into possible crimes against humanity after attacks on protesters opposed to the regime over a thousand have died in nearly two weeks of on rats it off the groups have been confronting rebels now in control of large areas of the country including the city of zawiya. fifty kilometers west of the capital tripoli where opposition forces have tanks and anti-aircraft missiles the opposition wanting to end it off he's a forty one year war have appointed former justice minister mustafa abdel jahleel to head a provisional government he has expressed frustration at the lack of support from o

nasa held one in mountain view today. wayne freedman reports from a smart phone shangri-la. >> gaining entrance to nasa ames is one of the toughest tickets in town but today a select few stood a good chance. >> i'm trying to get my phone to work. >> foremost of the day phones worked overtime as the space agency tried something new. a tweet up. it began when nasa posted an invitation to followers on its site then chose 100 at random. >> i just tweeted they're at nasa calling helicopters roto craft. i thought that was funny. i tweeted that. >> for nasa this is about getting information out. a leap from cyber space to three dimensions and back again. if those folks are interested in nasa our search for the universe it's a great way to talk to them. you can do knit 20 words. >> don breedwell came from nashville. he's a teacher and tweeted all day long back to his students. >> i'm tweeting about different things we're trying to do for the future. >> which included information on the keppler mission searching for earth-like pla

and american says goodbye to discovery as the spacecraft performs its last ever mission before nasa retires its treatment made in shuttles later this year american nationals will now have to rely on russian buckets to take them into orbit before the next generation of spacecraft is great. and broadcasting live from the central moscow studios this is r.t. glad to have you with us the u.n. security council has unanimously agreed for sanctions against libyan leader moammar gadhafi and his loyalists and has ordered an investigation into possible crimes against humanity after attacks on protesters opposed to the regime over one thousand have died in nearly two weeks of unrest procrit off the groups have been confronting the. now in control of large areas of the country including the city of zawiya fifty kilometers west of the capital tripoli where opposition forces have tanks and anti-aircraft missiles the opposition wants to end the dolphins' forty one year rule and they've appointed former justice minister. to head a provisional government he's expressed frustration at the lack of support from

now you're watching our show live from moscow still have for you this hour the end of an era for nasa. space is no longer a place for competition it's now ground zero for operate from the point remains is ever wanted here in the world ready for it will be accepted as some say determination of the u.s. space shuttle program is a mistake others insist there's nothing wrong with relying of russian rockets to get crews to the i assess. that on thursday a london court ruled julian assange should be extradited to sweden over sex abuse allegations so we can leaks founder who's to appeal says the court has failed to even consider the details of the allegations against him describing it as a rubber stamping process are just killing ford looks into the background of the case. when julian assange emerged less than five years ago with this video. showing u.s. troops getting down unarmed civilians into reuters journalist video games he was not as a hero of transparency. in anti war ally and human rights defender r.t. america interview just such on the day of collateral murders leads what keeps peo

and america says goodbye to discovery as the spacecraft performs its last ever mission before nasa retires its route three remaining shuttles later this year american astronauts will now have to rely on russian rockets to take them into orbit before the next generation of spacecraft is ready. for moscow bringing you the top news and the top stories from the past week and this is our team the u.n. security council has unanimously agreed for sanctions against libyan leader moammar gadhafi and his loyalists and has ordered an investigation into possible crimes against humanity after attacks on protesters opposed to the regime over a thousand have died in nearly two weeks of unrest procrit off the groups have been confronting rebels. now in control of large areas of the country including the city of zawiya fifty kilometers west of the capital tripoli where opposition forces have tanks and anti-aircraft missiles the opposition wanting to cut off these forty one year rule have appointed a former justice minister mustafa abdel jalil to head a provisional government he's expressed frustration at t

now we're we're reduced to being passengers on a russian ship by the end of the year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space find out how the americans are dealing with the national pride that's coming your way later in our program. with libya in the throes of violence and bloodshed antigovernment unrest across the arab world is showing little sign of dying down however egypt is one of the countries that managed to break a decades long cycle of oppression but the question remains whether those fighting for reforms will get the change they crave is pretty relevant reports from cairo. one month on from the outbreak of the revolution it's all in the bot except down from power many protesters who stood up to the egyptian regime jubilant what they achieved until you square the moment more works that down and it was announced like we had on the screens on the square and it was just couldn't resist for a second to get overwhelmed by the joy of like getting rid of that big figure of corruption or the regime western leaders were quick to throw their support behind the popular revolu

by the end of the year nasa will no longer be able to same humans into space. this plane responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i. can even estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so you see it's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia and the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this how. we could make it to the moon. and then. and now we're we're reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it's so a wounded pride being wounded pride revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers astronaut scientists and former nasa offici

nasa released some video of mark kelly, husband of arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, training for his upcoming shuttle mission to space. as we reported last week, he decided to return to his day job, return to space, in a few weeks on the shuttle while his wife continues her recovery from the attack in tucson. >>> former president reagan's 100th birthday celebrated yesterday. the main event the reopening of his presidential library in simi valley, california, after a major makeover. former first lady nancy reagan in signature red did the honors and welcomed everybody. there were speeches, music from the beach boys, all capped off by a giant birthday cake with, what else, a 50-pound chocolate eagle atop it. >>> the super bowl ad when we come back that was meant to sell cars, but along the way reminded us what's great about a great american city. >>> here's the definition of a football town. green bay, wisconsin, today closed schools early so the kids could watch the super bowl champion packers come home fresh from their big win over the pittsburgh steelers. while steeler nation is

awe naus s nasa launched air crafts to observe solar activity. why is nasa so concerned about this? in may 2013 our sun is forecast to do what it does every 11 years go into overdrive producing massive amounts of energy. >> energy has to go some where. it builds up and goes shooting out. where we get solar flare. >> giant bursts, strongest, coronal mass ejection. a nasa solar physicist says impacts could be significant. >> travels millions of miles an hour and could impact the earth and cause electrical disturbances which affect all of our technologies. >> national academy of sciences says in the worst s case more than a trillion dollars in damage could result in damage to infrastructure from electrical grids to satellite networks and recovery. could take a decade. problem with the mass ejections they come from there to here. because woe are close to the star, our own sun, it take is a short time. so short there is only a day or two lead time to take any defensive action. a prospect which had nasa seeing stars. they launch twin stereo spacecraft set to meet on opposite sides of the

government safety investigators with help from nasa scientists have concluded there was no evidence flaws in the toyota electronic system made the cars accelerate. so, what did happen? our chief investigative correspondent brian ross broke the toyota story more than a year ago and he brings us the latest findings tonight. brian? >> reporter: well, diane, it was very good news for toyota in a year where they had to recall more than 8 million cars for safety defects led to dozens of deaths and thousands of accidents. the problem first emerged a year and a half ago. >> our accelerator is stuck. we're in trouble. there's no breaks. >> reporter: one four people died after a california driver could not stop his lexus, with a passenger calling 911 for help. >> we're approaching the intersection. we're approaching the intersection. hold on. pray. >> reporter: what followed was a wave of reports, speculation about the electronic acceleration system as a cause. today, transor theation secretary raymond lahood said, flatly, that was not the cause. >> the jury is back, the verdict is in. there is no

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the government's asked engineers at nasa to consider whether toyotas electric struggle -- electronic throttle was at fault. >> the jury is back. the verdict is in. there is no electronic-based cause for unintended high-speed acceleration in toyotas. period. >> instead nasa identified two mechanical causes, consistent with toyota's own findings. >> first, some toyota floor mats entrapped driver's gas pedal while their vehicles were in motion. second, so-called sticky pedals made some toyota acceleration too slow to release. >> since late 2009, toyota has recalled more than 12 million vehicles, most of them in the united states where the company has scrambled to protect his reputation. in congress, toyota's scrap knees president offered a personal a -- japanese president offered a personal apologize. >> i am deeply sorry for any accident toyota drivers have experienced. >> while tv ads have sought to calm american fears -- >> in recent days our company hasn't been living up to the standards that you've come to expect from us. >> but last year toyota's u.s. sales fell while its american

by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plane responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i agree that i can even estimate exactly no long can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use that's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia and the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this happen we could make it to the moon earth to build this wonderful equipment and then. and now we're were reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it it's zero zero going to right thing klyde revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers as

by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plan responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a. pretty good estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use that's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly. fine with the leaders of russia and the us but doesn't sit well with many americans how could this happen we could make it to the moon earth to build this wonderful equipment and then. and now we're were reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it it's zero zero going to right thing one big clyde revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers astronaut scien

aware that the numbers of the nasa are numbered. >> it's a phenomenal experience. we wanted to bring the kids to see this because this is not going to be happening very much longer. >> reporter: the crew is bringing equipment to the international space station. every astronaut comes here first and trains in this. it's a simulation system 10 stories high. it's a disney ride of sorts for scientists. this is what it looks like outside when the pod is launched 60 feet in the air. inside you see what it's like to be in the cockpit landing at kennedy space center. >> you wouldn't want to blow a tire, those are the types of things we can do over the simulator. >> reporter: there are only two more shuttle missions planned. astronauts will be here in the bay area training next week in the simulator which is also used for different types of scenarios. reporting live in mountain view, maureen naylor. >>> a key decision today in the bailey murder trial. what a judge ruled over where that trial will be held. julie haener is in the newsroom with some of the other stories coming

by the end of this year nasa will no longer be able to send humans into space according to obama's plan responsibility will go to private companies which are expected to come up with cheaper ways to ferry astronauts to low earth orbit they know that they have a big step to take when they if they're thinking about putting humans into space and that's going to take a you know the next phase of their development so i have a oh gosh i. don't even estimate exactly no one can say for sure when the private american companies will come up with a new spaceship for years to come it will be the russians so use it's going to be the only means for people to reach the international space station which is perfectly fine with the leaders of russia. in the u.s. but doesn't sit well with many americans how did this how. we could make it to the moon earth to build this wonderful equipment and then. and now we're we're reduced to being passengers on a russian ship and that's that's sort of it it's so we're going to write one declined revealed itself in comments by some american lawmakers astronaut scientis

but those the nasa who now actually work with the russians like astronaut sunny williams have different sentiments i couldn't imagine when i was growing up walking through red square or going to a russian company and working hand in hand with my russian colleagues or going to their families homes and having dinner with them and likewise when they come to the u.s. and so i think. maybe we're not competing but we're to working together think it's more of a time of joint cooperation and learning from one another that's just as healthy as the competition we had in the past it's not the first time americans have to rely on the russians to take their crew to space they depended on washing rockets during the two year grounding the fuel as spacecraft after the two thousand and three space shuttle columbia disaster columbia exploded during re-entry into the earth segments here all seven crew members died shuttles track record includes another tragedy in one thousand nine hundred eighty six the space shuttle challenger broke apart seventy three seconds into its flight. the russians so use proved

the nasa find that is could change everything we have thought about alien life! >> plus, a body scanner that won't have you blushing. how the tsa's trying to take away some of the embarrassment of going through airport security. >>> give me a little space here. you parked a little close. [ laughter ] >> the chips are back. a sneak peek at the super bowl commercials everyone will be talking about next week. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, scanners. >>> it is 4:48. >>> this week, the feds trying out less invasive airport body scanners. the tsa unveiled the new software yesterday. it allows passengers to see the very same images that those security screeners are seeing and it also uses a more generic body image. the scanners are being tested in las vegas, atlanta and washington, d.c. >>> nasa scientists have made a stellar discovery. new data shows there are more planets in the universe than originally thought. according to new information from nasa's kepler telescope there are more than 1,000 possible new planets outside of our solar system! that is double more than the previous