>> down stairs, tucker barnes. >> not 64. >> no, but i feel it today alison. >> i am sure you do. >> good morning we've got rain on the way in fact, copious amounts, moving in here a little later this afternoon as we watch the system move from the south get right to it show you radar you will see the rain yep there it is not far away off to the south and west. that is mixing with some sleet and a little freezing rain in the mountains of west virginia. there are many weather add viruses out to the west. -- advisories out to the the west. we will go with mid-40s cooler than yesterday with all the cloud cover winds will be out of the east and northeast, during much of today. we are on the cool side 34 regan national, humidity up rain on the way winds out of the north and east, 6, pressure 3.30 inches, rain arrives by afternoon, 1, 2, around for the

evening rush hour. more details on the forecast headed downward with a thermometer details coming up tony back to you. all right tucker. we should mention tucker has been running lately that is why he says he feels old. >> is that why? yeah. votes are counted romney is winner. >> the first ever non-incouple want republican to win -- incumbent to republican to win ohio and new hampshire. rounding out the top three was john huntsman who spent most of his time in new hampshire, romney reiterated last night why he is in this race. >> this election is a choice between two very different destinies, president obama wants to fundamentally transform america we want to transform it to the founding principals that made it great. now, mitt romney and the

candidates are headed to south carolina after a big night in new hampshire. political editor at the human events newspaper was in new hampshire for all the action he just got back this morning and talks us in studio i am talking your plane landed at 7:30 a.m. you are here with us at 9. thanks alison i wouldn't miss it. what are your impressions. >> well, the actual headline i saw on the way to the airport, mitt by a mile. mitt romney, had all of these attacks coming against him some very formidable opponents yet he won comfortly in the end one can argue 39% is not all that impressive for a new englander and someone who has a home in wolfboro new hampshire but it is a victory with so much attention where everyone else placed governor romney is in a good position. >> coming in second before we talk about mitt romney, ron

paul came in second are you surprised by this showing? >> not at all i spent a lot of time with ron paul supporters, a carpenter, engineer in merimac new hampshire. genuine people getting involved in politics for the first time. they liked his message smaller government, greater freedom and slimmed down u.s. presence abroad. people such as former new hampshire governor who knows his state politics well told me it would be romney, paul, one, two i wasn't surprised. >> john huntsman now he spent a lot of time in new hampshire. >> could have been a registered voter. >> a lot of time there. coming in three he says he considers this a victory does he really? should he? >> yes because again, the common denominator, when i interviewed governor huntsman

supporters as well as those of rick santorum and newt gingrich was who was going to be third. i saw newt gingrich on the day of the voting he told me i think we are going to place third it was john huntsman who took the the third prize, third place, and as to how he goes from here, and where he goes from here, that is going to be a difficult question, as of today, south carolina coming up january 21st, mitt romney is set to make more history to become the first presidential candidate on the republican side to win the trifecta, iowa caucuses and new hampshire and south carolina primaries. >> much has been made about the historic moves winning these already. >> yes, and one thing about south carolina, no one not ronald regan, not george w bush has won all three, some of them two out of three, but no trifecta, and if mitt romney

wins that, i would say, that the runners up have to do some serious soul searching about where they go and i would tell my colleagues in the press you can't justify going to florida, as a legitimate expense after that. >> let's talk about rick perry, because, he had sort of said he was going to rethink his whole campaign, and now we see him again in new hampshire was he much of a player as far as you saw in new hampshire. >> no, not a player at all he made some appearances up there and i actually met supporters of his including the 2010 republican candidate for governor, remember, all these people submitted to governor perry early on when he appeared to be a very attractive property and then came the debates and oops and as they say the rest is history. >> okay. next is south carolina you said all eyes are on mitt on this one. >> yes, they certainly are.

remember, south carolina has been having primaries for 3 years and -- 32 years more often than not it has been a pivotal race, true playoff, for the republican nomination for president. wrapped up the nomination for ronald regan, it did the same for george h w bush and bob dole and john mccain so i would have to say if mitt romney wins it, and history is his guide he will be the republican nominee, and people in the pun dent will start speculating about a running meat. welcome -- mate. >> welcome back home thank you for stopping by our studios before you get some rest. >> don't forget, gizzy's america was on the job in south carolina this time and reporting. thank you for having me alison. >> thanks john. by the way, no surprise, president obama won new

hampshire's democratic primary the president carried new sharp hire in the 2008 general election the state is expected to be heavily con it'sed in the fall. his campaign opened seven offices there more than the leading republican contenders and held more than 500 events since the president announced his re-election campaign. >> back to business for local state lawmakers, maryland and virginia legislative sessions opened the day. stacey cohan is in the newsroom with key issues on the docket. >> good morning. you know these neighboring states start the legislative session on the same day there are big differences on their agendas, this is while governor o'malley wants to increase spending on school construction and transportation projects, lawmakers must find a way to close the $1 billion short fall in the state's operating budget. options for raising revenue hiking the gas tax nearly 16¢s to 38¢s a gallon, o'malley

wants to double the monthly flush tax going to $5 a month to pay for sewer system upgrades and lawmakers might expand gambling in the state. meantime all the talk in virginia is about the huge gains made by the gop republicans control 68 out of 100 house seats and 20 out of 40 seats in the senate. they are expected to push a conservative agenda, which could include more restrictions on abortions in the common wealth as well as tighter controls on immigrants and a loosening of state laws on homeowner ship. republicans are going to be on the watch however the governor in that state, bob mcdonald said he expects them to be civil, to play nicely together s he will be making his speech tonight at 7:00 p.m. to outline his agenda. that is it for now back to you. stacey cohan in our newsroom thank you >> it may become easier for gay and lesbian couples to get

a divorce. dc council is considering whether to allow couples to divorce if they live in another state that would not recognize their separation under current law one member of the couple has to live in dc for six months before divorce proceedings can begin. the board of elections has officially received a resignation letter from harry thomas junior he quit council last thursday one day before pleading guilty to charges. back to court for a maryland soldier charged with attempting to join a terrorist group in somalia. he made his first court appearance monday and will return today for a detention hearing he is accused of leaving the united states for somalia, this is not him, let's get this video off this is not the gentleman accused of leaving the united states for somalia in december with the

intention of providing material support. he never made it to somalia he was stopped in kenya and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. >> remains of a fallen soldier from frederick county maryland will arrive in woodsboro today. the army specialist was killed last month in afghanistan when his truck was hit by an ied he will be laid torrets tomorrow his daughters were the reason that he joined the army his sister said. coming up, protests expected around the world today, to mark 10 years since the first terrorist suspects arrived at guantanamo bay. sarah simmons will have details. >> a heart warming home coming. >> oh, my god. [ screaming ] >> two teenagers reunited with their mom who has been serving in afghanistan. we will take you to that meeting at an unlikely place

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the united states fires its first drone in pakistan since last year's fatal strike that killed two dozen pakistani troops the attack that took place yesterday was probably from a cia drone there has been a break-in drone attacks since november in order to relieve tensions between the u.s. and pakistan but officials say the government never promised to permanently avoid drone operations. the u.s. and other nations are threatening sanctions against syria there has been anest can you lallation of violence. estimated 5,000 people have been killed, since -- an escalation of violence. estimated 5,000 people have been killed. the compound in pakistan

where osama bin laden lived for nearly a decade will be knocked down pakistani leaders plan to flatten it with rocket propelled grenadebulldoze it they don't want it to become a shrine to the late al qaeda leader. the nation parks a controversial anniversary 10 years since we have been detaining terror suspects at guantanamo bay in cuba. it will be met with protests around the world and here in dc and revives an issue that has been a thorn in the side of the white house. >> well, it was 10 years ago today the first captives in the war on terror, arrived at guantanamo bay from afghanistan, president obama promised to close the fa tillty but a deadline set by the -- facility but a deadline set by the white house came and went two years ago. congress and the courts have kept the prison open and 170 prisoners behind bars, no detain knee has left in a year

because of restrictions on transfer and indefinite military detention is enshrined in u.s. law. what the obama administration tried to do was go person by person through each of these files to decide whether to try them, release them or transfer them or whether they want to open up this category of indefinite detention. so in essence once you open up the category of indefinite detention, you can never get rid of guantanamo. now, closing guantanamo bay and sending terror suspects to the u.s. for trial was met by resistance from the public and congress. people that say they master minded the attack remain there. the tenth anniversary has been marked with protests this was the scene outside the white house yesterday. more demonstrations are planned here in dc today. lamar.

by am niecety internash fall could impact traffic on pennsylvania, constitution avenue and down near the supreme court 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. this afternoon meantime, some prisoners at guantanamo bay plan to mark the day with sit ins and hunger strikes according to a lawyer that represents, seven inmates there. >> thank you very much. >> first lady michelle obamaly announce a new inniche -- obama will announce a new initiative to treat post traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuries this is part of the joining forces campaign, a program that coordinates efforts by citizens, businesses and others to improve support from members of the military and their families, the initiative will help change the way future doctors are trained to treat these disorders. montgomery county mom serving in afghanistan 7 months returns home and surprises her daughters. >> do you have tissue? you are going to need it. fox 5s. beth parker was there for this heart warming home coming.

>> reporter: just a typical day at kfc. >> oh, my god. >> oh, [ screaming ] >> teen anal twins anita and ashley thought they were here to box up care packages for their mom's unit in afghanistan but the care package they cared about most, walked in. captain jackson is a single mom in afghanistan since june. >> as beautiful as ever. >> reporter: she missed home comings, holidays, birthdays, jackson is an icu nurse who takes care of the wounded. >> anything you can imagine i have seen it done it take care of it. >> reporter: the girls are fraternal twins but share an identical gpa. >> to have them do the things they did while i was gone and be responsible young ladies, i

couldn't have asked for more. >> but that was just surprise number one minutes later, some body else walked through this door. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: out-of-towners including her sisters and mom and dad. >> oh, my goodness. >> i love you too mama. >> they have been worried. >> i am glad to be home out of harms way. >> just when they thought they couldn't handle one more surprise. >> we have great students here, we are here to award both of you, $20,000 college scholarships. >> oh, thank you [ applause ] >> you are welcome. >> that $40,000 will go a long way towards college. a quick shift of gears from captain to mom. helping a teenager learn the

drive might be a little too much excitement for one day in maryland beth parker fox 5 news. great story. >> had to put my ear back in it is too much i can't handle it. >> you saw it earlier it gets you. >> so great. coming up a 5-year-old girl comes face to face with a lion, the encounter is caught on vid, and the lion is -- video, and the lion is behind glass. a really sad story in florida, why this dog, that you see there with that kayaker, was swimming alone in the gulf of mexico first we want to check with annie good morning how is it going? >> reporter: good morning it is going really well. we are here at the cultural arts center, the telling project is a show where veterans share their stories they travel across the country and perform for live audiences

of over 10,000 in some cities they are here in frederick maryland this weekend we will talk to another performer after the break. first today's trivia question, how many times a minute does the average adult elephants heart beat, 25, 40, 70, 500 times? the answer coming up later if you want to guess now head to our facebook page. fox 5 morning news after the break 9:21 a.m. ♪

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home before getting away, in the house keepers vehicle. you didn't lose a dog did you? he just came swimming up to me. wow, well, a really unusual and sad rescue in florida to tell you about a kayaker was fishing near siesta key when he spotted a dog swimming a half mile offshore. here is the sad part turns out a drunk driver hit and killed the dog's owner while the two were on a walk. barney was so scared he jumped into the water of the gulf and that is when he swam up to the kayaker he did have a microchip the victim's family was notified he is being treated for a leg injury. check out this starring contest between a little girl and huge lion at a new zealand zoo. the lion takes several swipes at the little girl but little sofia, hardly flinched. >> i was playing.

>> all right she says she was brave there, she is 3 years old she says i was brave she was never in any danger thanks to the thick safety glass the video has only been up a week and has more than 95,000 views man look how big that lion is too >> i don't know how she reacts that way you know me i know -- i would have done a back flip backwards. >> they would have the clean up where you were standing the whole thing >> i wouldn't go that far but i would have been upset. >> she smiled. >> she was cool with it. >> you know why. >> kids are fearless. >> they are. >> that is good and bad but that's okay. >> a restaurant owner fires back when he gets a bad review. >> hollywood comes to dc find

out why angelina jolie and her husband brad pitt were in town. >> brad pitt is like what chopped liver? and lawyers for casey anthony claim the video blog was stolen from her computer we will check with tmz when we come back 

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a restaurant owner is furious a customer gave a bad review. he posted on the restaurant's facebook page not wanted, stephanie f left waitress no tip on a $40 tab after she received, a scout mob discount. if you want to see this woman -- if you see this woman in your restaurant tell her to go outside. who rote that? stephanie disagrees she says she did leave a tip and shouldn't be slammed for an

honest review the restaurant's owner later apologized and said he went too far. >> wow. >> tell her to go outside. >> is that johnny depp. >> was the restaurant owner in disguise. >> no, it wasn't johnny depp. >> you will see more and more of that now because everyone can post reviews about anything that they do any place they go and you know you will see more of this kind of thing. >> i do find a lot of reviews people are not nice on the internet >> because it is anonymous. that is what i hate about it. can write nasty e-mails i know. >> yeah. and i mean you never know, i mean if that one person had liked the place and decided i am going to tank this place. >> for no reason. >> then i find myself looking at a recently bought phone for a daughter i succumbed to it. >> if i am going to a restaurant i will check it out >> i did not buy certain items because of like six people. six people maybe these people

were you know, just slamming this or whatever for personal reasons but we look at it. >> stephanie s i did not -- >> is the rain close. >> getting close mixing with sleet and maybe a freezing rain well off to the south and west temperatures warming up just rain here in washington later today. tony there is your answer you can see getting close here, just off to the south and to the west it won't be long, although i think it is probably over playing just a little bit here the amount of moisture actually touching the ground. so, why don't you time -- you want the time it out when the rain will get inside the belt way, probably 1, 2 this afternoon pushing up to the north and east later this afternoon, up towards baltimore and eventually philadelphia we have a widespread precipitation, rain shield here and a big storm system, gaining

strength for the past 24 hours or so, in fact this is a vigorous system that brought severe weather to portions of the south, heavy rain to texas and tornadoes during the day monday. thunderstorms earlier today, atlanta, we will not get thunderstorms here plenty of energy widespread rain arriving, 1, 2 today, we will be here for the evening rush hour through the evening hour, before things slide down before all is said and done maybe a half inch, three quarters of an inch of rain, moderate rain here later today temperatures on the cold side, above freezing, 36 gaithersburg culpepper manassas, still below freezing anything you get the next hour or so could mix with that sleet or freezing rain. manassas, 28, we are thinking everyone will be up to 40, 45 later today even out to the west generally, just fine as you get into the afternoon hours, future cast put it in motion, 3:00 p.m. rain starting the spread across

the area, it will be heavy at times, for that evening rush hour as the rain continue, and there you go. clear things out by late today, on thursday, maybe more rain changing to snow thursday night. here is your forecast becoming cloudy, 46 your daytime high winds out of the south and east, 5 to 10 miles per hour more details on the forecast coming back in just a couple minutes alison back to you. >> thank you tucker. well, brangelina is in the nations capital, angelina jolie and brad pitt, attended the dc premier of the new movie she wrote and directed called in the land of blood and honey. they premiered that movie at the holocaust museum last night it is the first movie the actress has written and directed. before the premier she sat down with fox 5 to explain how this film came to be. >> to do a story on bosnia because i felt a responsibility to learn more. >> i had a script i wrote

really a meditation for myselfist never planning on showing anybody brad read it one day, and he came back and said you know honey it is really not that bad. >> he calls her monohoney. >> in the -- honey. >> in the land of honey, it is nominated for a golden globe foreign film. he calls her honey. >> did he say the movie was not bad? that was his praise of the movie. >> i would think you would say something better than that. >> he read the screen play she wrote. >> lyndsey lohan owes uncle sam a lot of money. >> all right glad some body is paying up. >> casey anthony claims her computer was hacked, yes. dax holt joins us to talk about the lateth, hollywood -- latest

hollywood headlines. >> looking stylish zach. or dax i said zach. i blew it already. so dax tell us about lyndsey lohan is she paying this money. >> okay well, here is the deal she has a federal tax lien against her for over $93,000 you know it is from 2009 she didn't really make a lot of movies or anything back in 2009 but still, owes the government $93,000. she -- we reached out to her people saying look, lyndsey doesn't take care of her own finances she had no idea this was going on we are sorry and will get this taken care of right away she had at one point cleaned out her entire staff, wiped clean got a bunch of new people in there so she thinks maybe that was when this slipped through the cracks but she is like she has some money on hand she just did the play boy shoot made almost a million dollars should be able to pay this off quickly. >> she needs a care taker. usually if you are really old

-- she need as care taker. >> isn't that what her dad does. >> not well. >> no. >> all right. >> all right. let's move on casey anthony she has been in the news lately we have news on where that video came from. >> yeah, well, those videos hit the web everyone was talking about it they popped up on youtube her sitting in front of her computer doing video diaries and, she is saying they were hacked off her computer someone got on her computer downloaded them and has been now slowly releasing them so she has gone to the cops saying look i don't want these out there. it wasn't anything incriminating they were mundane video, talking about her having a dog and you know wanting to do some schooling and but nothing too crazy. either way i just think she feels her privacy has been invaded. >> i am glad to hear this, because you know the thought of her putting these out like who cares just go away but the fact

someone hacked in, that is why we are seeing it i understand now. >> yeah,. >> she is going the want her payday at some point dax >> i think she wants a payday i don't know if it will come because a lot of people are saying she got a big interview on nbc people would boycott they don't want to see her profit. >> dax holt with tmz. >> see you tonight dax. >> later. >> watch tmz every week night here on fox 5 at 6:30 p.m. >> i love the show they do a good job with it. >> more trouble for fannie mae and why occupy protestors in new york are celebrating we will be right back @ h?ñ???ñ

here is looking at how the market opened up 10 minutes ago the dow is down 41 points, yesterday the dow and s&p closed at their highest level since july, amid-optimism europe is close to solving its

debt problem. fannie mae says ceo michael williams will step down, williams took over as president and ceo in 2009, he will not resign until the company finds his replacement fannie mae is still reporting losses in november it post add loss of 5 .1 billion dollars and asked for an additional 7 .8 billion dollars from the treasury department bringing their total bailout to $112.6 billion. >> freddie mac's ceo has plans to step down some time this year tony >> occupy wall street protestors are back in a new york city park barricades were removed last night. 300 cheering protestors then moved in, one protestor tried to set up a tent but it was quickly taken down by security guards civil rights groups filed a complaint with the city's buildings department monday claiming barricades interfered with the public's use of the park.

queen latifa and dolly parton hit the big screen together this weekend. coming up they sit down with kevin mccarthy to talk about joyful noise and how it is compared to glee. >> dramatic on stage performances in frederick this weekened. annie yu is live to tell us about the telling project when we come back. 9:43 a.m. 

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beyonce, jay z and their new little girl blue ivy are settling down. new parents are complaining they were not able to see their children. the hospital said it never closed off an entire floor and they rented a private suite

available for everyone with the money. state health officials say they don't plan on investigating. they talked to the hospital said no need for an investigation. >> okay. a new movie, starring dolly parton and queen la tina opens, it is -- latifa opens, it is called southern noise. >> they play rival choir members scheming to win an upcoming competition. >> reporter: interesting with some of greatest country musicians of all time and you have acted with some of the greatest coimmediate dick actors is it more intimidating the act with someone you idolize or sing. neither. >> i have been intimidated a couple times but i fight through it. i fight through it, but yeah, the singing not so much, that is just fun usually that is just a lot of fun but, i have

you know kind of been around a couple actors and had to catch myself and stop watching you know had to be in the scene with them so had to stop watching them younger in my career because i would just enjoy what i was seeing so much, it occurred to me knuckle head you have a line here too. you are in this as well stop watching and respecting and be in here. so back then maybe a couple people that are like holly hunter or you know, denzel, kind of watching them do their process but i think more really just a sponge. i wanted to learn, you know, how they did what they did and made it so great because it is what i wanted to do. >> you lead a sequence, that emotionally engaging your sequence with jeremy when you guys are singing then this amazing sequence with your daughter when that camera shuts off, is it hard to come back down. that scene was so emotional

for me because i could just picture that whole thing singing that to my husband, and just thinking about the people you love dying and having to act the whole thing out and to sing it out i remember it did take me quite awhile to get over that whole scene i was very emotionally caught up in it. >> is it hard for you to come down from sequences like singing with your daughter. >> not that sequence i was remembering focusing on my lines and delivering it in the right way. people around me some times thing i can do this like it is no big deal because maybe i make it look easy but it is not always easy more so trying to get them to leave me alone. no other business, nothing else needs anything let me just focus on this and that is it. but for something like fix me jesus that takes longer to come down i am emotionally invested in that as dana owens, there are things i want fixed in my own spirit in my own life

things i am dealing with challenges i go through when something like that touches me and takes me a moment to just breathe it out, let it go i can't wait to go over to craft services and grab something i don't need or want. all right well, we will have kevin's interviews with other stars of joyful noise later this week including hopefully that little ki ki palmer i like her a lot. this weekend rivetting stories will be told on stain by real life heros. >> annie -- stage by real life heros. >> annie from the telling project good morning. >> reporter: good morning so this is aramely neat program it not only helps veterans cope with their post war traumatic syndrome, experiences but also informs the community about the military, service men and women. joining me now jeremy johnson a

navy reservist and one of the cast members i feel funny calling you a cast member but that is what you like to be called. >> well, yeah, i don't think there is any other word that would describe it. >> being part of the show. >> it is a performance even though it is about us, it is a performance because some body has pulled together our stories in a way that shares our experiences with the audience. >> right. >> in a way we might not be able to do otherwise. >> tell us a little bit about your background in the military. >> well, served in the navy for 10 years, and i was doing military journalism and got to travel all over the world and see things during the post 9/11 era, and then got out under don't ask don't tell and had an opportunity to come back in and start serving again so a lot of what i talk about centers around what that experience was and how it translates into my life now. >> right and do you find this

performance aspect, therapeutic for you? >> i think in a lot of ways it is because, more so interacting with the cast around me because there were somethings i was not comfortable with i didn't -- the last couple years prior to doing this i wasn't comfortable with being a veteran but getting involved with the people involved in this and the other organizations, sister organizations it has been near pew tick. >> when people come out saturday, what can they -- therapeutic. >> when people come out saturday what can they expect. >> it is an hour and a half to an hour and forty five minutes and it is a unique experience, we are sharing our stories on stage and at times it will probably feel personal because it feels like we are sitting down at the table with you, and talking about our lives. >> right we are going to experience a little bit of that performance now i will let you take it away for us. >> all right.

>> i went to school here in maryland, at fort meade to learn the become a navy journalist i graduated with two other navy broadcasters and we -- two of them were assigned to a shift and i was assigned to an airforce -- ship and i was assigned to an airforce base. we were all sailors all sent to japan but i was sent to an airforce base and that first assignment, was a broadcast outlet, it was kind of like a super station like pds and broadcast radio and television signals to 11 different military installations throughout the tokyo area they had just started a regional newscast and that was what my first assignment was. this newscast had loosely assigned beats, and my beat was guam. so it is hot, it is december, and i get sent down to cover --

powerful stories told by guam at the cultural arts center, tickets are just $20.15 active duty members and veterans. back to you in studio. thank you very much. >> still ahead another check of the five day plus incredible shots of saturn and its moons. >> we will answer today's trivia question for you too. see you on the other side of the break 

time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day the lovely sherry holmes today is her birthday. >> yay. >> she is a big fan of the show and especially enjoys tucker and julie in the morning. if you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day search fox 5

morning news. then post a comment under sherry's birthday. hope you have a great day. >> tucker and julie. >> that's right. >> no, she likes all of us. >> tucker and julie. >> that's okay. >> time for today's trivia question answer, how many times a minute does the average adult elephant's heart beat. >> 25. >> 70. >> the answer 25. >> oh,. >> now part of you would have thought maybe 500 because he is so big. >> the bigger the animal the less the heart beats. >> you are right a human heart beats 70 to 80 times a minute the heart of a mouse beats 500 times a minute. >> that is fast. >> a lot. >> ready for cool photos check this out pictures from nasa's kasini spacecraft it caught -- this is an image of saturn's moons if you look carefully you can see the ring, that is saturn's ring dissecting the

moon in half. >> so should be looking at two? the first one -- those are the two. >> looking at the two moons. >> shooting through the ring. >> isn't that amazingly beautiful. i guess we have another picture this is of saturn's moon titan saturn's largest moon and two color photo shows it passing in front of the planet and rings. >> looks unreal. >> other worldly. >> it does. >> abstract painting. >> we take this stuff foregranted but these are photos we are looking at from near saturn. >> i would think this is where my tax dollars are going >> i wouldn't mind that. >> amazing. let's get right back to planet earth clouds increasing rain on the way shortly, and off to the south and west, i think it is over doing it here, could be mixing with freezing rain but generally just a rain