the last full moon of the year it's called a full cold mo becauseo it shows upn during winter. that has not hapd since 1977 and will not happen again for another 19 years. marie: a little bit of history worth staying up for. so that means when santa comes around -- jeff: he will have something to guide him. kevin: if you go outside and look at the moon, bundle up. i would recommend seven or eight layers. wind chill in the 20's for a good chan -- good chunk several nights in a row. back in the 60's. look at this. right now, they are well into the evening. washington, new york city in the 60's. the cold air through the middle of the country. we had a mild break today. we did get above 60 degrees, even with the soupy sky. we cleared off and now we've got a few more clouds over the southern part of the las vegas valley. let's check in with a few neighborhoods. going back to barstow. we've had some very strong wind in southern california. right now they are at 19 miles per hour. the wind never made it down to the surface in the las vegas valley. one more stop takes us to charleston,

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becauseo mention that if we wait much longer on that, mr. secretary, we will end up with a gap in that capability. combatants need the j stores and i hope we can move forward. >> it is important issue in the budget. the discussion is going on right now. being hereu both for and i respect both of you. i would ask you use your credibility with the administration and urge them to be more open and honest with us. chairman mr. mr. secretary, to go back to some comments and questions you answered earlier. if we are in fact at war, how will we know when we have won? of. carter: the destruction entails their expulsion from any territory they claim to occupy and their destruction elsewhere around the world, including their various branches and so forth. isil is inong as iraq or syria, or libya or afghanistan, or anywhere else in the world, we will still be at war. sec. carter: i believe that in theses world, one -- threats are difficult to confine to one place. that is the reason why we have to go there and by we have to go to syria and iraq and stri