several companies are racing to develop landers and rovers to do just that and why not? some say a trip to the moon isn't more complicated than planning an extended mission to antarctica. planning is extreme, competition is swift and the market is brand spanking new. the x prize is a foundation that incentivize competition where the world most needs innovation. ♪ ♪ >> who knew the world needed a commercial space industry? a new way to clean oil spills. quickly from the world's oceans. or a hand held medical triquarter like the one on star trek that will diagnose a patient at the wave of a hand. x prize has created incentivized competition to get the world's biggest thinkers working on ideas that will change the world. but where no market currently exists. now, x prize already sparked the commercial space industry with the ansari x prize and now its google lunar x prize is gearing up to make history. the israeli company space il announced it secured a spot in 2019 to send its rover to the moon. american company moon express is also competing and has also signed a launch c

the first lander after viking was basically the size of a small electric toy car. the others were bigger but they didn't have much capacity. so, they dreamed of something much more sophisticated and came up with what we now know as curiosity. it was given the name curiosity. it's two tons as opposed to 25 pounds, and it has ten instruments and much, much more sophisticated. so, here we go. because it's much larger, you have a problem. how do you land it? the little ones, they lapped them in big balls, literally drop on to the martian surface, bump along for a while and then the ball would open and they would drive out but you cooperate do it with something that was more than two tons. so this gentleman, adam came up with the idea of the sky crane and he is part of this new generation of nasa and other engineers who are not what you would kind of think about old school engineers. he played for a long time in a rock band. he doesn't have his earrings on now but he usually does. got an elvis kind pompadour. he came up with this idea they would come into the martian at

so for our sky lander fans, this is chaos. come here a little closer.os is in every one of the games. he comes with the cape and this cool mask. this is our villain. teenage mutant ninja turtles is always a popular costume. this is our deluxe done tell low that comes with the costume and mask. kids can be any one of their heroes in the half shell. >> i like the finger holding. > we have our weapon here. those are extras and don't come with the costume. >> thank you. >> so we're getting into some super hero stuff. halo is a video game. usually pore older boys but younger siblings love to dress up like the master chief who is here to save the world. >> amazed by that video games are becoming halloween characters. >> the best super heroes are i think girls. we have our wonder woman. >> gun show. >> comes with the dress. we have a removable cape and great headband and, of course, we have batman. next year, we're going to see batman versus superman. look out for that. this is a great costume. comes with the cape and the headgear. >> the muscles are definitel

. >> and it' lander and then it is going to the picture for sure. and we' re where sitting right now, clouds kept the heat out and in overnight tonight and mild temperatures in store for overnight. you can see the clouds sticking around and and don' t let this worry you. and for the tomorrow you probably had clouds for some time now and these showers will push through in the morning hours and this front that you' re seeing here is embedded pockets of heavier rainfall. they won' t be there by the time the showers work through our areas. we' re talking about arount the 10th of an inch rain for most. doesn' t even make a dent in the deficit. mostly cloudy and showers could start in the wee hours tomorrow morning and the lows, 34- 48, really not going anywhere with the temperatures. early showers in the day tomorrow. then dry and mild in the making it up to near 60 and you see the scattered showers trying to push through and it' it' it' s just a pop a shower here and there and by the time we get lunch time there are peex of sunshine and then it is going

. >> the individuals struck the island are -- high lander on two occasions and then struck a beverley police cruiser. move forward again and struck a second police cruiser. one shot was fired hitting the driver in the shoulder. >> that man later died at the hospital. everyone else is all right. >>> a developing story from franklin. a couple killed in a fiery explosion in their condominium. >> good evening everyone. i am kate merrill jim smith has been following this story and us live tonight in franklin. >> reporter: hate and kate, it has been a very long day and a long night at this condominium development in the town of franklin. take a look behind me. this was obviously, a terrible fire. you can see what is left of this condominium units. it was basically consumes by this fire. >> for the big room -- we heard a big boom about 10 minutes till four. >>> a condominium totally engulfed. a huge fire and in -- and explosion. a huge fire likely fed by propane. >> we looked out back and the building was completely engulfed. it was really quick. >> one brand-new unit was destroyed and the h

the unmanned luna 27 lander was set down north the south pole. this area is thought to have large amounts of frozen water and may be rich in chemicals with which to make fuel. >> the south pole of the moon is somewhere that is unlike anywhere we have been before. the environment is completely different, and due to the extreme cold that we find at the surface, we think there's a likelihood you could find large amounts of water, ice and other chemistry which is in the surface which we could access and use as rocket fuel or to support life support systems, to support future human missions. reporter: and this is the european space agency's vision. outpost built with russia and the u.s. an ideal of future international collaboration despite current political tensions. >> ♪ i was strolling on the moon one day ♪ >> it's more than 40 years that humans last walk or indeed sang on the -- walked or indeed sang on the moon. now we're seeing the start of a series of missions that could see the return to the lunar surface. >> we're on our way, houston. reporte

the councilman lander has been in contact with them. >> can you imagine anything worse than waiting for hours not sure whether your family member is inside that building. >> reporter: a 64-year-old woman was also killed. she lived on the third floor. investigators are not determined what sparked the explosion. though sources say one angle they are looking in to is suicide. sources say figueroa expressed suicidal thoughts and text messages and on social media. friends of her family say she wouldn't do something like that. friends say she was happy and not suicidal. tomorrow, workers at the scene will continue to demolish the two buildings and look for clues to figure out what happened. ida siegal, news 4, new york. >>> tonight, we are looking at photos of a man who police say pulled off a robbery at the legendary plaza hotel. look at this photo. police say this gunman rocked the currency exchange in the hotel's undergrouz ground plaza shops. if you recognize this man call police. >>> shock after a dermatologist with a husband and three children is found dead of a suspected overdose after

inside this grand home near syracuse, new york a disturbing scene was unfolding. 23-year-old jenna new lander frantically called 911. jenna's father, dr. robert for help. he said he just found his wife on the floor of the shower. >> daddy don't move her. >> reporter: 61-year-old leslie was pronounced dead at the scene. she had suffered a massive head injury. her death was ruled an accident. but the da, and investigators, had suspicions about all the blood on the walls. >> no daddy, there is blood everywhere. >> reporter: the doctor told police it got there when he was carrying his wife from the bathroom to the bedroom, some 60 feet away. to perform cpr. da bill fitzpatrick. >> there is more red flags than a bull fight going off in my head when i hear that story for the first time. >> reporter: also raising suspicion was blood spatter that was found in the bedroom. the doctor was asked about that. >> do you have any explanation as to how that blood got on the wall? >> no. >> reporter: the da believes that dr. newlander attacked his wife in the bedroom and moved her to the shower to make it loo

the pilot was able to avoid any cars and he brought the plane down without any lander gear and officials say there are no reports of any injuries and crews were able to remove the plane from the roadway around 9:00 this morning. >> still to come "action news" at noon big beer news brewing two rival companies reached a possible merger deal. >> a new study compares ten texting to study of compulsive gamblers. that story and more when "action news" continues in a that story and more when "action news" continues in a moment. >> after decades of rivalry two major beer companies have tentatively agreed to merge. miller accepted 106 billion takeover offer from anheuser bush. if pleated the deal would create the largest beer maker bringing together some of the best selling brands including budweiser and miller genuine draft. executives from both sides call it a possible agreement. it still needs approval from regulators. >> volkswagen emissions scandal has gotten attention of hollywood. paramount picture is teaming up with leonardo dicaprio company 2459 that auctioned rights of the skajdle. vw a

the councilman lander has been in constant contact with the family. >> can you imagine anything worse than waiting here for hours not sure whether your family member is inside that building. >> reporter: we know the identity of the woman confirmed dead from the explosion, 64-year-old woman who lived on the third floor. fire marshals are now fielding questions from some of the 49 residents displaced on if they'll ever be able to return home. and nearby workers worry for their businesses and their safety. >> we don't know what's going to happen. yes. >> reporter: a live look now in borough park, a fire rescue team's getting a birds eye view of the rubble and hopefully looking for the woman that is missing. now, initial report is that this was caused by a stove that was disconnected. the councilman told us that crews took their time while searching this area. as for the street behind us, it's not expected to be reopened for at least another few days. we're live in borough bark brooklyn, news 4 new york. >> thanks. >>> the coast guard says the cargo ship this disappeared last week near th

big z doing his best zoo lander impression showing off the modeling skills and the new look for boston. >> very simple. bu right to the point. lime cam said, this is full up on the very first jersey from 1924. always the colors are the current colors. but the crest is basically what it was. right from the first time the bruins started playing. and so it's so much history and so much -- you know, proud and passion in that jersey, that you know, makes it very special to wear it. >>> college football, eagles trailing 14-0 late in the second half. taking on louisville. the offense quiet out of the gate. the eagles get a boost on special teams. elijah robinson blocking the punt. then house housing it 12 yards on the return. that makes it 14-7 cardinals. bc forcing four turnovers but the offense brutally hit again. eagles fall 17-14. now 0-5 in conference play. >>> and umass trying to upset number 19 unbeaten toledo, trailing 38-28 in the fourth at gillette stadium. who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets

. >> he's giving you zoo lander and all that. >> how has it been, one year of marriage. you're a year out. is it like it was in the beginning? >> it's 1,000 times better. we weren't the best girl friend and boyfriend. >> usually it's the other way around. >> my first marriage was not so good. south. there was a shift, like three days before our wedding. it was like the weight of the world was lifted off of him. and a lot of people feel like marriage is like the end of freedom, it's like the end of fun, the end of everything. and for us, it's literally been like the freedom and the security and the safe place to to be. and we're having the best time enjoy each other. >> are you excited when it becomes basketball season? i'm working. so right at the start of the season i start a new movie that producing. >> it's fancy? >> normally i'm home around this time and i can be a cheerleader. but this year the cheerleader had to go to work. >> you're also a step mom to his kids. so you're busy in that department, too. >> whatever you're doing, it looks great on you. we're happy for

who can resist a baby duck or al alice and wonder lander. >> war are the ben if it's of shopping at theoodwill for halloween. >> you're supporting a wonderful charity saving a lot of money you're guaranteed originality. >> what do you want to be? >> i don't know. i like, um, like lady bug. >> cute. >> i like angels and stuff like that, you know. >> very cute. >> i like mini house. i love it. >> reporter: someone can find mow a pink fur coat i will be a poodle this halloween. i will be a poodle in heels. good seriously. you guys, if someone can search a goodwill and fine me a pink fur coat, i will be a poodle in heels i'm not kidding. the goodwill is the place where you can get creative. we had so much fun and, ukee, don't worry, i pick out few thing for you, too. so, okay, wait. >> hold on, tori. >> here are,ing. >> come on now. >> are you sure that's not for you? >> here's what i pick out. wait, okay. smooth criminal, think about it. you know the mj reference. you're welcome. batman. >> okay. >> you all right have the muscles. you already have the muscles. >> and then here's a curve ba

up there as neil and buzz left them, here is a good photo of one of our brave space men near the lander we zoom in, a clear view of the banjo he is playing, more impressive when you consider how difficult it is to strum a banjo while wearing a thick space suit and gloves. if you have weird stories, tweet me. or find me on instagram. coming up, panel returning to answer the question, would you -- your smartphone to salvage your marriage? >> and i school new york ranger player derek stepan. >> is there anything you have ♪ kennedy: hello '90s, hello you, a study from university of now south wales, said your happiest years are in your early 20, it tapers off in your thirds and flat lines until you hit 80. is this right. panel is back, carly, gavin and charles. carly, you are in your 20s? >> i am. kennedy: you are only one. >> i disagree. kennedy: thank god. >> if this is the best it is going to get, i'm just going to off myself now. when you are in your 20s you are broke at bottom of work place, totem pole, you fin piner your lost college years, you do not know who you are, and reality hits

up there as neil and buzz left them, here is a good photo of one of our brave space men near the lander we zoom in, a clear view of the banjo he is playing, more impressive when you consider how difficult it is to strum a banjo while wearing a thick space suit and gloves. if you have weird stories, tweet me. or find me on instagram. coming up, panel returning to answer the question, would you -- your smartphone to salvage your marriage? >> and i school new york ranger player derek stepan. >> is there anything you have not done. >> that is all i can mention on television, this is a family show. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. be

mentioned, aou partner who might build a moon lander.is the role of private industry in space exploration? guest: there are some entrepreneurs that are very interested in doing things on the moon. programs,some robotic privately funded -- one of them thinks that they are going to launch a lander to the moon in two years, in 2017, on a privately funded basis and use that as a buildup to large-scale private activity, resource extraction, making rocket fuel on the moon. there are lots of ideas. entrepreneurial, commercial activities using lunar resources. mars, different question. spacex is aead of visionary and wants to die on mars. he's foundedasons spacex which is at this point building rockets and cap feels to go from earth to the space station is that he will has has wanted to go to mars and found that there were no inexpensive enough transportation systems. ultimately that is what he wants to build. he is not doing that for money. he is doing that for his vision, and there are people like that. they are so taken by this vision of spre

airways tonight, about to make its final >>> european russian space agencies are planning to send a landeroon's south pole. it would be a series of issues that could see the return of humans to the moon and a possible settlement. they will explore the south pole to see if there are waters and oxygen to make fuel for water. they look at this sketch to see what a settlement may look like. the bbc reports that the launch could happen in 2020. >>> and saying good-bye to u.s. airways tonight, the final flight will begin tonight. tonight, they will have flights around the country as part of the merger with american airlines. >> tonight, flight 1939, the year that u.s. airways started was in the air. there were balloons, signs and a 13-year-old who talked his parents into letting him fly the final flight. history shown in selfies as the merger with american airline is completed creating the world's largest airline. it has been a decade of airlines, consolidation, limiting competition, which sources say will make higher prices. >> one thing that keeps prices down historically on tickets has been c

your san jose sharks looking to start the season a perfect 5-0 hosted by the new york islanders landern. san jose played last night. the islanders scored 21 seconds in. 21 seconds later joe thornton a perfect pass, his first career goal. 2-1, sharks. every time the sharks scored, the islanders answered. third period. dylan takes a poor angle, allowing okposo to go right to the front of the net. his second of the year. sharks allowed two goals. they were 6-3 but now 4-1. lakers and warriors playing in san diego. the game was marked by wet spots on the floor. players were constantly slipping, which cause serious slipping. curry slipped but still gets up and buries it. late in the third another slip and the coaches decide the court not in good enough win so the lakers win the shortened game, 85-70, the final. >>> round three. local flavor creeping up the leaderboard. eats tee it up. head on the swivel. mcilroy, and bounces off the leg. got to be ready. patrick roemers. the putt to get to 11-under. and a tie for second briefly. andrew luke had the long birdie on 18 for a course record 62 i

city councilman brad lander has been by the family's side. >> her car was here. one of her relatives spoke to her in the building earlier in the day, and they haven't heard from her since then. >> surveillance video shows figueroa's three-story apartment building in borough park brooklyn exploding saturday afternoon. figueroa was on the phone with her sister milagros seconds before the explosion. milagros spoke to us through a translator. >> she was a fighter, a real hard worker. she never said no to anything. she was very calm and she said she had to clean. it was less than 5 minutes and i never spoke to her again. >> one body has been removed from the rubble, the glass killed 64-year-old ligia puello who was in the stairwell. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson spoke with her sister-in-law. >> she was a very religious woman. she was a humble person. she was a family woman. her husband just died a year ago. she lived there with her daughter. her daughter had gone off to the dominican republic to visit her son. she was alone. >> crews had been working ar

roberto free lander joining us by phone.r note always excellent but caught my attention this morning. you note that this rally has been led by nerng, a lot of people questioning it. you think it can continue. how come? >> yes, i do. brian. thanks for having me. we had a weekly move in the s&p of 5%, 10% alone in energy since basically october 2nd. some of the burn back from a lot of the clients we peek with and folks are it's been led by short covering, we are oversold, debt count balance. the sectors that have led over the last week, gold miners, that the resources, energy, that the gas and software. most bottoms begin as vicious short covering because those were the names that were highly shorted on wait down come early mid summer. i think we get to the point where the short covering turns to something else where we have money managers and sale side analysts who get fearful of being left out of the rally and left out in the cold. >> yeah, roberto, unfortunately we have to leave it there but we will get you back on the prog

chow is accused of racketeering in money landerring while he was in charge of a chinatown fraternal organizationst week, he was also indicted on two homicides. but that case may be tried separately if prosecutors decide to seek the death penalty. the judge warrants that decision also by november 2nd. >>> and it is now 6:46. so it's time to check in with gasia with a look at what's coming up in our next hour of mornings on 2. hi gasia. >>> coming up when i join you for the next hour. the city of san francisco is foregoing tens of millions of dollars payroll taxes in hopes of keeping tech companies from heading elsewhere. we'll tell you just how much the city is losing out on because of what many call the taxbreak. >>> take a look at this picture of this very happy little girl. she is at her own happiest place in the world. and it is a far cry from disneyland. how her mom turned her daughter's love for a -- into a birthday party that sets a new sad for parents everywhere. i'll see you guys in just a few from mornings on 2. >> all right, that's an interesting one, geese. we'll see you then. >>> wel

. >> reporter: evidence of that, sky hawks and high landers, rival football teams that huddled together today in one of the hardest hit neighborhoods. >> trying to help out the best we can. >> reporter: in other communities, the national guard is helping out. flood waters continue to rise, testing dams and bridges across the region. >> the next 48 hours are going to be volatile. >> structural issues, bridges, damages, roads, there's a lot of work that has to be done. >> reporter: ironically, one of the biggest needs here continues to be water. with the city's water system compromised -- >> need water? >> reporter: -- truck loads of bottled water are being moved in. with the hope that all of this unwanted water will start to move out. it could be a week or more before the lakes and rivers start to recede, and right now that's a big concern, the dams are in jeopardy and a lot of teams are watching and waiting to see what happens next. that's the latest live here in columbia, south carolina, i'm jay gray, back to you. >> what about neighborhoods at risk for more flooding, are preparations

was at the university that he started drawing editorial cartoons for his school newspaper, the high lander. scholz awardon the as a top college cartoonist. all of you budding editorial cartoonists out there, it starts in high school and college. he was about to become a cop -- a high school teacher when he was offered a job in 1994. he became a full town editorial in 1996.t there in april of 1998, he won a pulitzer prize for editorial cartooning. he won the pulitzer prize again in 2009 four among other works, 2008epictions of the presidential campaign which has been the topic of discussion at this conference. and2008 financial crisis drugs in major league baseball. he joined the-- san diego tribune. his cartoons are nationally and regularly appear in the new york times, u.s. world report among others. his comic strip, grand avenue appears in more than 150 newspapers across the country. to steve is a mike peters. he is recognized as one of our nation's most prominent cartoon artist or his outstanding work as a political and comic strip cartoonist. by aoquently phrased collie, mike is the pe

marching in on the joint staff is army captain alexander triplet, marine captain brian lander, air forcemander of troops for today's ceremony is colonel johnny k. davis. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the advancing of the colors and remain standing for the singing of the united states national anthem. ♪ ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, at this time general dunford will be sworn in as the 19th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> please raise your right hand after me. i state your full name. having been

the naysayers like abby lander are suggesting that our conversations with users indicate the upgradeyears. they call the stock at 125. there lies the discrepancy where what happens when people can pay this monthly fee to upgrade at the end of the year. >> they'll emphasize that debate, how often people upgrade. if people are paying for the option to upgrade annually and are getting that as part of the contact, we think that 75% of people will take them up on that option. ultimately everyone should take their carriers up on that option. we're a big believer that this will have an impact in terms of compressing and speeding up the pace at which people upgrade phones. >> there is research showing that sales of the apple mac line is slowing, arguably outperforming pcs, but still within the ecosystem of apple, a disappointment. how does that impact the stock? we know the bulk of the money is made from iphones. >> you said it right there. the mac right now is about 9% of total revenue. 8% of total profit. to get the stock right is to get the iphone right. this topic of how fast people will

he's roberto freed lander of breen capital and he joins us now.he dawn roberto, does that sum up how you feel about the markets right now? >> pretty much so, yeah. i think we've hit an extreme here. ici just reported that august outflows alone were $17 billion. for june, july, and august we had $63 billion come out of domestic funds. that's comparable to the end of 2012. >> mark who runs a fund to funds in north carolina had a tweet this morning i loved. he said investoriing is the onl industry he knows when things go on sale everybody runs out of the store. why do we do that? >> right. like many things on wall street, overshoots to the upside and downsi downside. at the end of the 2012, awed market correction. the market dropped about 9%. and what preceded that period was a sustained period of very bearish news, negative headlines, negative mainstream. and that led to the sell-off about 9%, 10% into the end of 2012 and so that led to basically the lagging indicator is the mutual fund outflows which was $63 billion for that three-month period for

>>james: 63 rubin was last seen at his home at 9 lander terrace that is to deny about 1:00 in the afternoon home his about 5 ft. 5 is always hunted for pound gray hair brown eyes and see his picture he uses a maroon color walker it was last seen wearing a blue jacket richard gray sweat pants and black shoes. >>darya: of local photographers behind bars he's accused of keeping thousands of images of child pornography on his computer and also shooting the video of women start sentences of the deal said the 50 year-old duane ackerman had house of images and video the exploited children he was arrested at his home in the sunset earlier this month invested as the computer and they also found a bill that had been shot in japan town and around fisherman's wharf and in the stock it was the source in that area of and that he shot a woman starts to unsuspecting women on those bills offices say that it get him off the streets was a big part or to. >>: they found thousands of pornographic videos and photographs of children all under the age. >>darya: are working home as security in the fbi to figure out

piece and fourth what could be developed and the class a office space is $60 a square foot and a term landersoping the amendment last year to this hearst's corporation there ca is a lot to be developed. >> december. >> we've been working with the staff for the central selma and expressed we are expanding the selma youth families and seniors special use district from pittsburgh it's 12 block radius from 2008 to the zoning areas so this is gone of the things we're working on we're hoping to have the central selma before this project but that is not the case we're hoping to want to work on the special use district separately to make sure that we capture the youth and families and seniors living in the area will benefit from this project versus being displaced by it. >> also i think you've heard about the filipino social heritage district and we want that for continuance so we can have time to really and the planning to talk about the filipino social heritage district people have talked about the anti displacement i believe stabilization funds those are ideas that can be put in the filipino herit

piece and fourth what could be developed and the class a office space is $60 a square foot and a term landerseloping the amendment last year to this hearst's corporation there ca is a lot to be developed. >> december. >> we've been working with the staff for the central selma and expressed we are expanding the selma youth families and seniors special use district from pittsburgh it's 12 block radius from 2008 to the zoning areas so this is gone of the things we're working on we're hoping to have the central selma before this project but that is not the case we're hoping to want to work on the special use district separately to make sure that we capture the youth and families and seniors living in the area will benefit from this project versus being displaced by it. >> also i think you've heard about the filipino social heritage district and we want that for continuance so we can have time to really and the planning to talk about the filipino social heritage district people have talked about the anti displacement i believe stabilization funds those are ideas that can be put in the filipino her