. >> still ahead tonight at 6 it's show time at the apollo again. tonight steve harvey is brpinging back the legendary show with a two hour special on brpinging back the legendary show with a two hour special on "fox5". i'm lieutenant colonel teresa rivers in korea this is shout dwrout my husband randy taft inner virginia hundredy merry christmas and happy new year, >> show time at the apollo returns to the small screen >> this time around comedian harvey will play host and "fox5" caught up with harvey for a sneak peek. >> show time at the apollo returns to tv as fox present a two hour event. it features stars to perform answers and new tallen. harvey shared his personal connection to the theater. >> this building launched my career in television. and this building made me have to be a you know, look, i'll tell anybody if you can nerve this building, you can perform anywhere. >> here is. >> he says stepping on that stage is real milestone for artist. >> this is like proving ground and everybody knew. it anybody that was somebody, i mean you look at

speaker, i rise today to express my full support for the apollo f h.r. 2726, 150th anniversary -- apollo 11 50th anniversary commemorative coin act. i want to thank my league, representative posey, for his outstanding leadership as sponsor of this bill. i am proud to have worked closely with him. there's bipartisan support for this legislation. i also want to thank speaker ryan, chairman hensarling, ranking member waters and the financial services committee for their work to bring this bill to the floor. mr. speaker, the bill before us today authorizes the minting and distribution of commemorative coins to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first manned lunar landing mission, apollo 11. these coins will honor apollo 11 crew members michael collins, buzz aldrin and neil armstrong. nasa scientists, engineers and astronauts, and the other 400,000 americans who made the ission possible. surcharges from the sale of these coins will further our commitment to promote stem education, space exploration, and science discovery. it will honor astronauts who loster that lives in service of our cou

, the apollo 1 fire, the challenger disaster, the columbiadisaster.tite for that today, i don't know if it exists. i hope it does. i would like to think -- >> i think it's there. let me encourage you. we got a whole roster of young kids in the country today who are excited and thrilled and they're ready to go, i can tell you. i can promise you that. there's not one that would turn down the opportunity. we had our ticker tape parades. but we did, indeed, pay for them. >> indeed we did. >> and you know, you start looking at what john accomplished. not just for himself but for the country. he was a leader of the band. he took us where we as a country needed to go back in those terrible '60s. we needed a hero so bad. and he was one of those original seven outstanding heros who came to the rescue. >> as did you, my friend. as did you. i want to thank you, gene, for coming on. i know you have had your own health issues and all. please be well. thank you for what you have done. >> well, thank you. >> be well. gene cernan, last man to walk on the moon, blesse

jim: in partnership of apollo, apollo has a worldwide reach.e confident that they can help us with research and acquisitions. weh a small german company bought a year ago already. we are excited about doing more with apollo. we think that there is opportunity there. are: aÇai from germany, there other areas in the euro region you would see as the first woman next step for you all? think there are significant opportunities in the u.k.. we have been working on that for a while, so hopefully that will bear fruit pretty quickly. alex: when you look at your portfolio, you have built a lot by buying other assets. you have over a billion dollars in excess capital. where are the opportunities for m&a going forward, now that you are a public company? i think most other financial services companies have legacy issues. we are only seven years old. we don't have legacy issues. we think we are the first call from sellers to athene. we think there's a lot of opportunity going forward? -- going forward. alex: can you narrow that down a little bit question mcc

and here is rocky taking it to apollo. so these "rocky" movies exist. the holmes/cooney fight takes place at the same time as "rocky iii." when rocky fights an even more brash black fighter. he fights a super menacing heavyweight played brilliantly by mr. t. and here's what's so interesting about this moment. fight promoters worked very, very hard to link jerry cooney with rocky balboa. as if jerry cooney were rocky balboa. here's the cover of "time" from june of 1982. who is on the cover? gerry cooney and rocky balboa. two great white hopes sharing the cover of the nation's most important news magazine. even though holmes was the champion, even though holmes was 39-0, this fight was all about cooney. this fight was all about the white challenger. just in case the public didn't understand the fight was about race, don king, a man baz sabou sutsle as his hair put it out nice and clear. this is a black and white fight. this is about race. cooney was very clear. he said this has nothing to do with race. i'm not fighting holmes to redeem the white race. it'

"showtime at the apollo" airs december 5th on fox. in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. weather expert rachael kaye we'll have one last look at the messy day ahead - next. but before we go to break - a live look at the conditions germany celebrating the holidays in a big way! check out this massive cake made for the celebrations in dresden. the traditional cakes are made with marzipan, berries, nuts pounds...and is about 2 and a half feet tall...and over 10 feet long. the christmas market dates back more than five centuries. thanks for joining us. the next wakeup is tomorrow morning agine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> i'm chris wallace. president-elect trump takes a victory lap and previews what's in store when he takes the oath of office next month. >> i'm going to discuss ou

i think it's reflect of apollo's explosive growth.nk they've tripled in about five years. so a lot of these firms, these private equity firms, alternative asset managers, started as a group of guys who love to do deals and investments. now they're 1,000 to 2,000 employees around the world, dozens of funds. hundreds of different funds they're investing. many of of them have looked for outside professional management expertise to just come in and help the firm think about day to day operation, to think about strategic expansion opportunities, so that the founders and the deal guys can really stick to the investments. i think that's partly his role. julie: when it comes to par, tell us a little bit about him. how big of a gain is this for apollo? how big of a loss is this for lazard? >> gary's actually probably arguably one of the best financial minds at all. this is a guy who helped sell bear stearns to j.p. -- jpmorgan. he's had a decades-long relationship with jamie diamond. and sandy while. and actually apollo as well. lazard was one

but that happened as well as we know as kathryn johnson for the work she did on the mercury in the apollo missions for john glenn ground breaking flight 1962. people round the united states and around the world came to work at langley alongside people of all backgrounds and they achieve things that even today we have to stop and marvel. is this incredible when you take the best minds among us and allow the imagination to run free. such as the nation to the periods of the other stories of world war two how to transform our city and society, the hope of the civil-rights movement in the great strides alban then have made socially and economically over the course of the 20th century levision fors readers. to do >> host: and now we are joined >>host: rejoined by cyd zeigler his book is called "fair play" how lgbt athletes are claiming their rightful place in sports" here is the cover, first of all your the co-de

. >>> jay is hosting a national awards show and rocking the apollo stage.g up next. >> there is jay. >> he hosted the american music awards and brought the crowd to their meet during the show time at the apollo. >> the job ages you. look at barack. when barack first came in office, he looked like bruno mars. [laughter] >> now he looks like morgan freeman. do you know what i'm saying [laughter] >> he is performing at san francisco's top comedy club. right now he is here on mornings on 2 the 9. >> i had 15 minutes of fire and they chopped it. >> that's okay. >> don't they have to buy that. >> you're right. >> i'm so -- i write so much. i was just like -- i'm ready -- i have another 15 minutes since i did that. at the apollo. >> impersonating president obama, that put you on the map a little bit. >> i can't say it put me on the map. but it definitely kept me in the -- it definitely kept me in the public eye. and i was also referred to as chalk obama because of my skin color. they wouldn't put me in office. they would -- that's why ben carson couldn't win. he w

aldrin was p of the apollo 11 mission in 1969-- when he became the second person to ever walk on the moon. here's another rescue that got our attention today.. an 11-year-old girl in stoughton, massachusetts is being hailed a hero. her quick thinking saved her two day old baby sister's life. this is miranda fabregas at just seven days old. she's a happy, healthy baby. but when she was just two days old, baby miranda gave her family quite the scare when choking. the baby's mom started to panic. but miranda's 11- year-old sister stayed calm and sprung into action-- using the skills she learned about c-p-r and the heimlich maneuver in her sixth grade class, to save her baby sister. j. fabregas "she had been spitting up, so i heard her about to spit up. and then, all of a sudden, she just ... it wasn't coming out, and she scary." a. fabregas "i told my mom to turn her around at an angle and pat her back, and then the spit up can come out, and i also called the nurse." when asked what she wants to be when she grows up... she said she hopes to save animals and become a veterinarian. vegas

for all the people back on earth, the crew of apollo 8 has a message we would like to send to you.ated the hetch and the earth, and the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. the spirit of god moved upon the face of the water and god said, let there be light, and there was light. god saw the light, and it was good. from the crew of apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, merry christmas and god bless all of you, all of you on the good earth. >> what a time. the mission was to check the surface of the moon to find the right spot for the first lunar landing by the apollo 11 astronauts. that happened, as you might remember, july of 1969. >> absolutely unbelievable. seeing that you can't imagine how powerful that was. >> what an iconic time in america, and the way the astronauts captured what was happening, the same way armstrong did when he was first on the moon. having just lost john glenn, you thought about those time and the men who had the right stuff. >>> thank you so much for joining us. a very merry christmas eve. we'll be back tomor

aldrin was part of "the apollo 11 mission".... in 19-69.... when he became the second person.... to ever walk on the moon. terror inside a florida bank -- a gunman holding customers and workers hostage. the quick thinking actions that allowed police to get everyone to safety. and.... a tornado outbreak..... in the southeast..... leaves several people dead.... what president obama is now to provide relief to the victims. where a bank robbery...... turned into a -2- hour long hostage situation..... in jacksonville. police say.... it ended...... with all the hostages released... and.... a n investigation. elizabeth pkg: a tense and terrifying morning for the hostages.. held inside this florida credit union.. ((nat)) sirens police.. and the swat team.. not the only ones rushing to the scene.. family members.. unable to get a hold of their loved ones.. prayed for their safety. ((sot)) sharon sykes, hostage's mother "i'm just prayerful.. prayerful? prayerful?" it was just after 9am.. police say they got a 911 call about a robbery in progress at ck swat negotiators.. called to the scene

lovell was commander of the ill- fated apollo 13 and went to space four times. he graduated from milwaukee's juneau high school in 1946. john malan is keeping an eye on the winter storm heading our way. his full forecast is just a couple of minutes away. and next, where you can see an "up north holiday" without i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... [holiday music] it's time to deck the halls in here so you can help them get out there. for families who love the great outdoors every season the only place to go this season get $60 off a lew's speed spool casting reel and $200 off a pit boss 820 pellet grill. plus, don't miss saturday 8am doorbusters, where the first 250 in line receive a free giveaway. find great deals for everything on their list. shop in-store and online at cabelas.com. this season, you can give the gift of a fresh holiday meal - enjoyed right at home. today's tmj4 is proud to partner with the hunger task force and raymond james investments on "home 4 the holidays." virt

. >> one of the fun things thathe, classic show time at apollo talent show back with hip-hop and r and b's favorite duos? kind of fabulous, see who it is when we come right back. mystery beauty treatment. what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. smooth dewy skin. dove, your daily beauty treatment for radiant skin. >>> little music to get you up and going, 4:45. good morning, hello quakertown. this is what happens when temperatures drop and we will get precipitation, we see first sign have of flakes but only sticking to the grass surface but there is an accident north on the northeast extension between quakertown and the lehigh valley interchange. what we're seeing here is an example further north you go the temperatures are dropping and, of course, road conditions are going to change and that bridge freezes before the road surface. you see signs all the time. that is what we have to look out for here to take. here's what it looks like in the least high tunnel working further are north you go, so again, crews hopefully are out popping down so

he is known for walking on moon as part of the apollo mission. as part of the apollo mission.ed a medical flight he posted this photo before he went on the trip saying south pole here i come, no further details at this points on exactly what could be wrong with him. when we get new details, i will pass that along. reggie and natasha? >> new details in the development next to at&t park, and here is what the parking lot looks like and here is what they hope it will turn into. dramatic. the giants own the land and want to add 1.4 million square feet of office and retail space along with 1,500 rental housing units and does san francisco need it. and eight acres of public parks. the percent an say they will integrate packing into the neighborhood and present it to the commission on monday. >> concord renters will not get a break on rent during the holidays. the city council turn down call force a moratorium on rent increase over 3%, with opponent saying it is rent control. 40% living in concord are renters. the city council approved a hotline so renter could report the rent hikes.

. >>> apollo global management tapping gary parr. he will join apollo as senior managing director.arr has a long track record on wall street advising firms like jpmorgan and blackstone on everything from mergers to ipos. he'll take up that role. >>> coming up, president-elect trump continues his thank you tour in louisiana today. the latest from the transition team is straight ahead. >> before we head to break, here's the national forecast from the weather channel's reynolds wolf. >> well, good morning. let's look at that forecast across the country, bismarck going to minus 3. that's all they'll manage today. that's the air temperature. 3 below zero. when you bring in the windchill factor, it will feel much cooler than that. dallas, plenty of sunshine. dry air for the central plains. out to the west, rain, sleet, snowfall. snowfall in higher elevations. in the mountain passes, all rain. atlanta, 43. the showers belong to central and south florida. new york city 38 degrees. western new york, chance of snow showers and maybe some snow showers for parts of the appalachians. more "worl

it is show time at the>> apollo again. agai you never start singingne something you don't want to sino the whole thinu g but you can'ty help yourself.he you >> exactly. >> i apologize. >> it's show time at the apollol city harvey brings back the bact legendary show with two hourtwr special right here on fox5.t heo first he's giving us a sneak preview.iew it is inn 9:43. ?? ?? >> bei bei -- >> he move his hand like on the head woe, is me.ve his me >> he put his leg down. >> why am i covering up thisgp cute face.cute face. >> right. >> i love this.is >> is he going to be a part oftf our lingerie fashion show. sw >> i think that's what's i t enppening. >> look a the at had little paws on the news. >> good news, panda house ?? >>> all right. 9:00 frick is the time. 00 fri time at the apollo. all >> now everybody is singing it.g >> that's how you do it allison. >> show time at the apolloll returns to the small screens tot tonight right here on fox5.ox5. >> this time around thedhe legendary variety show host steve harvey because

that is pretty good outside, the beautiful sunset from the circles apollo beach the sun is blazing it warmed up to the low to mid 80s across the southern counties, in december, december 1 we should be 75, the last day of the month we should see a high of 70 a low of 52, all- time record in december is 86 1962. there is going to be a blast of cold air next week, we will be on the fringe of the real cold stuff there has already been a ton of stuff on facebook coldest weather ever. not for us, to the north serious cold temperatures, but for us we will be in the 30s and 40s saturday morning. looking at the tie in doppler radar showing a few showers. 60s up north hasn't made its way to the southern counties. dew points, in the 50s where the cooler air has made it in, still muggy from i-4 software, over the next few hours cooler drier air comes through, tomorrow morning a comfortable start to the day clear and pleasant temperatures in the 70s, waking up to the 60s even some 50s in the northern counties tomorrow morning. some rain, some fog on the skyway which was closed for an extended peri

feud, little big shots and little big shots forever young and premiering on monday, showtime at the apollo. steve prepped for the two-hour special where he started his career in 1993 while rocking >> those suits died in 2009. my wife said she's tired of being married to a pimp, and so she got rid of the suits. >> i hope they got a proper burial. >> he's looking pretty good now. the style's nice and he's doing good. >> up next, will smith talks about nearing 50. is he thinking about a fresh prince reboot? >> plus wedding dress shopping supermodel and why janice dickinson says she's not your typical bride and our exclusive with vin diesel letting loose in >> for more on today's stories and the latest headlines go to our i don't care for surprises. they induce needless excitation and unseemly emotional outbursts. that's why i like techtracker that maps exactly where my technician is and when he'll arrive. no long waits. no surprises...unless he falls into that booby trap by the shed. [rustling outside] he'll be fine. time warner cable. it's the obvious choice, people. ?? ?? ?? >>> and it's be

conditions, 52 in inverness, that's where we've got some of the colder locations. 63 bradenton and apollo beach. north of i-4 you may need a little jacket this morning but the dew points, it's so much more comfortable this morning. these numbers have been dropping, 75 is your average high and we'll hit 75 later this afternoon. coming up hour by hour including a preview of the weekend, but first weather is nice, are the roads as nice? >>> they're not perfect but pretty good. there's no congestion out there appeared that's the issue that really slows you down. well i'm going to start off with south tampa. we mentioned this earlier. the stand off, and here's what's going on. traffic wise we've got bay to bay blocked. and this is due to police activity out there. we'll have more on exactly what's need to know is you can get by. you just need to block yourself around it. there are plenty of side streets available and no congestion. so you'll just be moved around that area. also out in the sun coast area university parkway blocked completely underneath i-75. right lane taken away at river road

aldrin was the second person to walk on the moon as part of the apollo 11 mission in 1969. toss to weather weather mostly cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 partly sunny. high: 38 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 26 high: 37 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: high: 39 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 29 high: 42 wind: se 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy with rain showers. am low: 33 high: 43 cloudy tonight with lows around freezing. sunshine breaks through tomorrow into saturday but it'll be cooler with highs in the upper 30s. another storm system will move in by sunday bringing the chance for rain and snow showers. there is the chance for rain again on tuesday which will likely transition to snow by nighttime. tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny. high:

we're now coming to the last moments of apollo 13, as it begins its re—entry.e. architecture, like writing, needs to be edited and refined over time, you have to be very self—critical. i was a woman who did strange stuff. there's a definite stigma to a woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, i am not sure it is fully done not here, not in this country. i'm still considered to be on the margin. and i don't mind being on the edge, actually. it's a good place to be. i've just about had enough of you. go that way. you will be malfunctioning within a day, you near—sighted scrap pile. and don't let me catch you following me, begging for help, because we won't get it. # there is a star man waiting in the sky # he'd like to come and meet us but he thinks he will blow our minds... # there is a star man waiting in the sky, he told us not to blow it because he knows it is all worthwhile... roger, 05... that's the fluid body shift occurs, that is something that as i understand goes away over a couple of days, and you get back to normal again. put your awareness to t

feud, little big shots and little big shots forever young and premiering on monday, showtime at the apolloprepped for the two-hour special where he started his career in 1993 while rocking some fresh suits. >> those suits died in 2009. my wife said she's tired of being married to a pimp, and so she got rid of the suits. >> i hope they got a proper burial. >> he's looking pretty good now. the style's nice and he's doing good. >> up next, will smith talks about nearing 50. is he thinking about a fresh prince reboot? >> plus wedding dress shopping with the self-proclaimed first supermodel and why janice dickinson says she's not your typical bride and our exclusive with vin diesel letting loose in typical bride and our exclusive with vin diesel letting loose in br what you gone do? typical bride and our exclusive with vin diesel letting loose in br lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. >> for more on today's stories and the latest headl

were off, itnow .ould tilt overload they use that later on in "apollo" to do exactly that, to control a more precise landing. on mercury, we actually after retro fire set up a greater rotation so if there was a misalignment, it did not take you off some place, it would be equaled out as you rotated, but it does not take much error to get a considerable distance off target. >> [inaudible] >> review this for the recording ? >> could you characterize the relationship between von braun and the astronaut? we worked very well. at the management level, some problems developed, and those were written about, so i don't think i need to go into them. we were just trying to do our job. a number ofith him times. he was a very unique person, very capable person. i think he had a characteristic that i've been known for. a lot of opportunity to meet great people who have done great things, and it seems to me most people that had that characteristic have another characteristic. they had an inordinate and large curiosity about everything around. they are curious about everything. can we design a better

he was part of the apollo 11 mission in 1969, the first time that men, he and neil armstrong walked on the moon. ,nichole: hackers hav more than a million android smartphones through bogus apps. the cybersecurity firm check point says 1.3 android phones got infected tough a malware campaign called gooligan. the malware tracks users and fraudulently inflates the apps.gs of legitimate android google says it has blocked 150,000 versions of the cyberattack. it's warning users to immediaty trash any uncertified ps that suddenly show up. a very big charitable donation , lighting. ben: holiday lights on boston common. our shayna seymour is live there. >> it is the most wonderful time of the year and i'm feeling it on this beautiful night as we kick off the holiday season here in boston with holiday lights, the official tree lighting ceremony here on boston common. shayna: the show starts in just over one hour. alise post, anthony everett and j.c. some performances include boston's own i heard them earlier warming up. timmy brown, a country artist. showtunes from the king and i and a christmas

celebrity family feud, little big shots and little bho and premiering on monday, showtime at the apollo. we were behind the scenes as steve prepped for the two-hour special at the famed theater where he started his career back in 1993 while rocking some fresh suits. >> those suits died in 2009. my wife said she's tired of being married to a pimp, and so she got rid of the suits. >> i hope they got a proper burial. those steve harvey suits were back in the day. >> up next, will smith talks about nearing 50. is he thinking about a fresh prince reboot? >> ooh! >> plus wedding dress shopping with the self-proclaimed first supermodel and why janice dickinson shows us why she's not your typical bride, and our exclusive with vin diesel letting loose in brazil. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. with your support, we can find more answers faster. >>> mo

upper 70s in apollo beach. a few clouds amount. you can definitely see that temperature difference with that wind shift along that boundary is that front pushes the gusts armstrong, wins not really a factor in the speed but as a front passes through, that wind shifts. dry air aloft. slowly moving away squeezing out a little bit of moisture we had high above the bright blues and greens indicating higher moisture levels. as we look at the satellite imagery, you can see showers to the south of us. otherwise, things are clearing out as high pressure built-in. the short-term model says they winds will continue from the north, clear skies overal conditions as the front pushes down to the south by the afternoon hours. we can call it breezy later in the day. more sunshine around and plenty of sunshine today. a few clouds associated with the front. plus and conditions overall, able cooler and drier. that breeze will make it feel a little cooler. saturday, typical december temps. we will see high temperatures in the average level in the afte

feud, little big shots and little big shots forever young and premiering on monday, showtime at the apolloped for the two-hour special where he started his career in 1993 while rocking some fresh suits. >> those suits died in 2009. my wife said she's tired of being married to a pimp, and so she got rid of the suits. >> i hope they got a proper burial. >> he's looking pretty good now. the style's nice and he's doing good. >> up next, will smith talks about nearing 50. is he thinking about a fresh prince reboot? >> plus wedding dress shopping with the self-proclaimed first supermodel and why janice dickinson says she's not your typical bride and our exclusive with vin diesel letting loose in br >> for more on today's stories and the latest headlines go to our stand back, ya hear! breakout the syrup because denny's new fluffier, tastier, better rudolph pancakes are here for the holidays. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and it's been exactly two decades since the fresh prince of bel air left the air. hard to believe, isn't it? no wonder that will smith is showing a little gray in his new movie "collateral beauty" a

it's 66 apollo beach. you'll feel it as you step outside. extra clouds and follow. temperatures hit 79. showers fairly hit and miss as we go through today. humid today as this frontal boundary slides through. again notice the spotty showers from time to time. behind the front cooler and they should be for this time of year. in fact by friday afternoon high 76. lows dipping into the 50s by saturday morning. we'll start to warm up as we head into next week. another check of what is happening with the roads. >>> i mentioned a little fog. you can see it. this is i-4 around the polk parkway. use a little caution here. coming from plant city to lakeland, back and forth on i- 4. let's look at another area as i move over here. want to show you 275 around 54th avenue north. it's a course in pinellas county. we're up to speed on i-4over all throughout lakeland, just a little fog there. and also i-75. in and out of wesley chapel and pasco county. state road 52 to 275, only 11 minutes on your compute if you're heading out the door soon. back to you. >>> decades ago one man wrot

on the couch, apollo. spent all day at day care. >> what the heck? he didn't even wake up.g is out. >> and his owner is like -- >> you okay? >> that is awesome. that dog's in a coma. >> and that's a big dog. >> why am i on the floor? >> this video was posted to our "right this minute" facebook page by jerry martin. he said his dog loki wants to wake mom up, but mom is a little too cozy. w wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up! >> dogs do that. hey, mom, i want my breakfast, get up. >> dogs are so smart. i think they know sleep patterns. just when you get to your deepest, they're like, and, now! >> she even pets the head. he's like, that's not enough. >> that's why you love and hate dogs. they're amazing. they've got these personalities. but they're also a pain in your booty. >>> commuting for some people can be a real hassle. just be glad you don't live in tokyo. this is what rush hour in tokyo looks like. this car looks like it's completely, completely stuck. then you still see people running up like, oh, there's room for me. they back in. they just put their butt in

more on the life on john glenn, let's turn to rusty weiker, a former astronaut who served on the apollo 9 mission. so nice of you to join us today. really appreciate it. >> thanks. happy to be here. >> let's talk for a moment about his legacy. what is it that you remember most about this extraordinary individual and the impact he had on your life? >> well, john was an inspiration for me going into space actually. it was literally reading the day after his orbital mission about his flight that inspired me to really commit to trying to become an astronaut. luckily i made it. but it was literally john's -- john and john's flight that were my inspiration for becoming an astronaut. >> you know, his accomplishments certainly so many, but when we take a look at that moment in time, the time when we were in the midst of the space race, he shattered that myth and truly put america on the map. >> he did. it's hard for people to remember back to those times, even people my age. but america was in the dumps. we were psychologically under water with the soviet union having launched the first satelli

in the temple dedicated to the god apollo, these words were inscribed: know thyself. guess when it comes to figuring out which test to take, that's pretty good advice. for teen kids news, i'm amelia. - coming up, students in arizona are kicking butts, but not in the way that you're thinking. we'll be right back. - using tobacco is really bad for you. in fact, students in arizona just won't stand for it. scott explains. - [scott] teens from the group known as stand against tobacco, journeyed to phoenix, the state capital to give the government a piece of their mind. - stand means-- - stand means-- - students. - students. - students. - taking a new. - taking a new. - taking a new. - taking a new direction. - [all] stand! (cheering) - [scott] they came together for national kick butts day. a day to raise awareness about the negative effects tobacco has on the teenage body. students showed paintings, made posters, and did all kinds of community service projects. - it's a tar jar, it's basically a years worth of tar from one pack a day of smoking cigarettes. this is how mu

. >> narrator: apollo, the sun god, watched over the fortunes of corinth. like zeus, hera, artemis and athena, apollo was one of the olympian gods, that family of divinities who presided over the ancient and diverse pagan universe. >> paganism is our designation for what 90-something percent of the people in the mediterranean were doing. jews are a visible minority. and then, everybody is doing lots of other things. >> one would have found a rich array of deities meeting the various needs of individuals. it's like going to a supermarket and being able to sort of shop for god. and you have them at various times in your life and for various functions of your... of your living. >> narrator: by the time paul arrived in corinth, pilgrims had been worshipping for centuries at local shrines, like the sacred spring of the pierenne. to devout pagans like these, paul's message of a jewish messiah come to save all mankind, jew and gentile alike, must have seemed outlandish. >> and so, when we hear paul say, "i've determined to know nothing among you but jesus christ,

feud, little big shots and little big shoorts f yever oung and premiering on monday, showtime at the apollo. we were behind the scenes as steve prepped for the two-hour special at the famed theater where he started his career back in 1993 while rocking some fresh suits. >> those suits died in 2009. my wife said she's tired of being married to a pimp, and so she got rid of the suits. >> i hope they got a proper burial. those steve back in the day. >> he's looking pretty good now. the style's nice and he's doing good. >> up next, will smith talks about nearing 50. is he thinking about a fresh prince reboot? >> ooh! >> plus wedding dress shopping with the self-proclaimed first supermodel and why janice dickinson shows us why she's not your typical bride, and our >>> monday, only "e.t." is in england with mark wahlberg and josh duhamel for the (vo) what if the sweet stevia leaf was discovered before the sugar cane? after people were enjoying truvia in their coffee and everything else. sugar would come along and go... ...hey! i'm sweet too! but we've already got sweetness minus caloriness. it wo

now coming to the last moment of apollo 13, as it begins its re—entry. can do 110w re—entry. the best thing we can do now is just listen and hope. it needs to be edited and refined overtime, it needs to be edited and refined over time, you have to be very self—critical. .. i was self—critical. .. iwasa self—critical. .. i was a woman who did strange stuff. there's a definite stigma to a woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, i am woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, lam not woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, i am not sure woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, lam not sure it woman's thing. to be accepted as an architect, i am not sure it is fully done not here, not in this country, i still considered to be on the margins. i don't mind being on the edge, actually. it is a good to be. i've just about had enough of you. go that way. you will be malfunctioning within a day, you near—sighted scrap pile. and don't put me catch you following me, begging for help, because we wrote get it. # there is a star man, waiting in t

been on a mission to the moon as a seed the tree was carried by astronaut, stuart russo on board the apollo 14 mission and he conducted science experiments while in place in the tiny seed was one of those experiment. >> whoever thought about this at nasa was a genius because that's a lot of budget and a lot of money, why not connect america to the mission? >>> the 45-year-old moon tree as it's called blends into the small grove near the capital on the 120 foot tall tree is slowly reaching brands by branch toward space where it got its start. it has a long way to go. >> it still one big tree. >> the moon tree. at the capital. >>> bay area officers running for a cause.>> this symbolizes the pain and discomfort that this profession is evolving through right now. >> the mission to pay tribute to fallen officers across the country this weekend. >>> we are tracking the raindrops that are headed our way. we have had some breaks today but the rain gets going tonight into tomorrow.>>> 20 law enforcement officers from the bay area are heading to dallas this weekend to run the dallas marathon in their

. >> reporter: in 1969, buzz aldrin landed on the moon in apollo 11, following neil armstrong down the ladder to the lunar surface. >> we were given a fantastic opportunity to do what other people have just not had come along in their life. >> reporter: for decades, aldrin has pushed for more manned missions. >> to infinity and beyond! >> reporter: the animated character "toy story," created in his honor. >> he's pretty irrepressible. he's a force. no question about that. >> reporter: tonight, nasa has been in touch with the new zealand doctors and believes aldrin is doing well. an american explorer, still looking for adventure. tom costello, nbc news, miami. >>> now to new developments in the deadly plane disaster in colombia. lamia airline, which operated that doomed charter flight, has and we have new images inside the crash scene with nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: this is where 71 people died, almost an entire brazilian soccer team, wiped out. the plane appears to have clipped the top of this hill and just ripped apart. that's the wing that is turned back on itself and such was

doctors say he is about buzz ald rbi and the history -- aldrin and the history he was part of the apollo 11 mission in 1969. the second person along with neil armstrong to walk on the moon. >>> let's talk about this. a waterspout turned tornado coming on land moving through the florida panhandle yesterday afternoon. the tornado was captured on cell phone video as it moved through the city of destine. the southeast has seen a day of wild tornados spotted in alabama, tennessee and georgia. five people losing their lives. dozens injured in the overnight storm. the dust and tornado captured on video by amy. she's lived there for 19 years and has never seen a tornado like this before. if you haven't been to destine you know it is a beautiful resort town in florida. so, obviously, this isn't something you see every day. >> michelle: you are used to seeing it look like a postcard from mexico. crystal blue. >> michelle: it is a waterspout until it makes landfall then it becomes a hurricane. >> kelly: yes. not ub crediblebly common for the waterspouts to move on shore. that was a big one. >> krys

. >> reporter: in 1969, buzz aldrin landed on the moon in apollo 11, following neil armstrong down the ladder to the lunar surface. >> we were given a fantastic opportunity to do what other people have just not had come along in their life. >> reporter: for decades, aldrin has pushed for more manned missions. >> to infinity and beyond! >> reporter: the animated character buzz "toy story," created in his honor. >> he's pretty irrepressible. he's a force. no question about that. >> reporter: tonight, nasa has been in touch with the new zealand doctors and believes aldrin is doing well. an american explorer, still looking for adventure. tom costello, nbc news, miami. >>> now to new developments in the deadly plane disaster in colombia. lamia airline, which operated that doomed charter flight, has and we have new images inside the crash scene with nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: this is where 71 people died, almost an entire brazilian soccer team, wiped out. the plane appears to have clipped the top of this hill and just ripped apart. that's the wing that is turned back on itself and such

the apollo 11 alum was evacuated from the south pole for medical reasons.e officials there say aldrin's health deteriorated while visiting the area as part of a tourist group. >> we just had, you know, secretary of state john kerry down there. that was exciting. but a hero to the air force and to the united states at the elevated level of colonel buzz aldrin, you bet, yeah, it's exciting. >> earlier this afternoon this photo was posted from his twitter account. you can see the second man to walk on the moon is recovering in the hospital and he is staying overnight for observation. the luxury tourism company white desert says the 86-year- old has fluid in his lungs but is responding well to antibiotics. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and veronica will be right back here at 6:00. and remember, the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the president-elect already on the job with the dea