the solar juneau launch and broke the distance record yesterday when it reached 493 million miles away from the sun. juneau will arrive in jupiter on july 4th of this year and orbit the planet 33 ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his gues -- hillary clinton, lucy liu, musical guest flo rida,

a japanese submarine attacked the u-s-s juneau in november 1942, killing 683 men, including albert and his 4 older brothers - george, francis, joseph and madison. albert sullivan is seen here in this picture -- in the middle -- of the five brothers. mcfarland later remarried and 7 decades close to her native waterloo. the family tells us a life celebration is planned for the sullivan brothers vfw post 1623 on commercial avenue. meterologist chris havely joins us with the first alert forecast... clear days ahead as we all 'amble back to normal weeks for work and school'... the new year has and will continue to start off on a very quiet note. tonight, clouds will be hard to find, and winds will shift to the nw. temperatures will be fairly close to where they should be for early january. for sunday, a weak disturbance will roll through, providing us with some clouds, but temperatures will remain fairly normal. as we look ahead to the next workweek, winds will be changing to southerly, and thus we'll notice a gradual warm up. by mid-week, temperatures will be at or above freezing for highs

when juneau hit the east coast last year match activity went up 60%. so far the lonely singles up and down the east coast right now,let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. there will be a lot of new relationships made and nine or ten months from now, they always say, baby boom. >>> coming up next, we go to a rally in iowa where donald trump is about to receive a high paying indorsement. >> i am so honored

juneau in world war ii, died when a tornado hit the ship in 1942. katherine mcfarland died friday at a retirement home in cedar falls. she was 93. both were just teenagers when they were married. katherine later remarried a veteran of world war ii. he passed away in 1986. still ahead on kcci 8 news this morning -- water starts to recede in parts of flood-stricken missouri, the big problems that remain for thousands of victims. how the iowa guard is helping out. eric: isis releases a video claiming more executions and making a direct threat at another on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci news this mornin

mcfarland was the only widow of the five sullivan brothers who were all killed aboard the uss juneau in 19-42. the youngest brother, al, left behind his widow katherine and a son. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy explains how katherine's legacy will carry on in the community, in this space.. 13:11:12 "we use them as an example of the service and sacrifice of all iowans." dedicated to the story of the five sullivan brothers.. 13:25:58 "it's the greatest single loss in american combat history." it's easy to overlook the few pieces of katherine sullivan mcfarland she 13:31:0:0"as we began to put this museum together, she was always willing to help but she's a very private person, she lived life by her own set of rules." rules some say showcase a spunky side that may be better understood here.. 12:34:45 or 12:51:18???? "she would have everyday, a dixie cup of red wine, every day grandma had red wine." ..through a dixie cup toast. 12:34:15 "she became a war widow at age 20, raised a son on her own. my grandma's secret to a long life, she was 93 years old, was exercise, humor, and red wine." the

a japanese submarine attacked the u-s-s juneau in november 1942, killing 683 men, including albert and his 4 older brothers - george, francis, joseph and madison. albert sullivan is seen here in this picture -- in the middle -- of the five brothers. katherine mcfarland later remarried and lived the next 7 decades close to her hometown of waterloo. her family tells us celebration is planned for next saturday, from 2 to 4 p-m at the sullivan brothers vfw post 16-23 on commercial avenue. a former u-s senator known for defending president bill clinton during his impeachment trial, has died. "and they're doing that to try and avoid a war. former arkansas governor dale bumpers passed away at age 90. bumpers' son says he died at his little rock home, after suffering from alzheimer's disease and a broken hip. the democratic governor served from 1971 to 1975, before being elected to the senate. bumpers is survived by his wife betty, and three children. congress will return to work monday after their holiday recess. one early order of business will likely be a move to repeal president obama's he

mcfarland was the only widow of the five sullivan brothers who were all killed aboard the u-s-s juneau in 19-42. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy went to the celebration. in this space.. 13:11:12 "we use them as an example of the service and sacrifice of all dedicated to the story of the five sullivan brothers.. 13:25:58 "it's the greatest single loss in american combat history." it's easy to overlook the few pieces of katherine sullivan mcfarland she allowed historians to preserve. 13:31:02 "as we began to put this museum together, she was always willing to help but she's a very private person, she lived life by her own set of rules." rules some say showcase a spunky side that may be better understood here.. 12:34:45 or 12:51:18???? "she would have everyday, a dixie cup of red d ne, every day grandma had red wine." ..through a dixie cup toast. 12:34:15 "she became a war widow at age 20, raised a son on her own. my grandma's secret to a long life, she was 93 years old, was exercise, humor, and red wine." the wine is just one of many quirks her only granddaughter kelly remembers. but she says

albert and his four brothee died in november 1942, in a japanese submarine attack on the u-s-s juneau. family and friends are holding a life celebtion for katherine today. it's planned from 2 to 4 p-m at the v-f-w post 16-23 in waterloo on commercial street. the university of iowa has settled a lawsuit filed by a former hawkeye football player who was hospitalized after a high-intensity workout in 2011. the suit by william lowe sought damages for pain and suffering. the university agreed to pay him 15-thousand dollars. other players with exertional rhabdo myolysis in january 2011. that's the result of muscles breaking down and releasing proteins into thblood stream. this is video of a meeting the state regents held about the inccent. former universisi president sally mason read a report that said back squats made the players ill during winter workouts. the hawkeye football program no longer uses that workout. it's no secret that presidential candidates are trying to get as much face time as they can with voters, before the caucusus next month. democratic candidate bernie sanders ended

the juneau spacecraft will arrive near jupiter to hope learn more about the biggest planet.y'll get more on mars, pluto and the moon. >>> many of your christmas trees will help san francisco parks. workers are processing thousands of christmas trees using a giant wood chipper. they say tree cycling is a great way to keep the holiday season green because each tree will be repurposed. >> we're dwriepding up these trees to use in city parks to help suppress weeds in picnic areas and pathways and also use them to create energy. >> last year 539 tons of christmas trees were recycled in san francisco curb side pickup continues until january 13th. the crews will take it away. of course you might have to step out in the rain to do that, depending on what time of the week it is. >> if you do it first time in the morning i think you'll be okay. but by the afternoon we are tracking showers moving in. doppler is showing you if'st's an active-looking picture. all of our observations are saying this is evaporating before it reaches the ground. where it is reaching the ground right around

albert and his four brothers died in november 1942, after a japanese submarine attacked the u-s-s juneau in the pacific. family and friends are holding a life celebration for katherine tomorrow. it's planned from 2-4 p-m at the vfw post 1623 in waterloo on commercial street. staying healthy can come with a price.... ...take for example, a trip to the hospital. doctors are discovering why vitamins and supplements could be the latest health danger. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your fog and showers will persist into the afternoon with temperatures holding fairly steady in the middle 30s. as cooler air arrives late this evening, fog will begin to lift. showers will change over to light snow as temperatures drop into the 20s and the wind begins to pick up. light snow remains possible tomorrow, but it will be scattered with amounts easily under an inch. temperatures are going to fall through the whole day saturday as winds remain gusty. despite sunshine on sunday, it'll be a cold and blustery day with highs near 10 and wind chills highs in the teens but we'

the sullivan brothers, you might remember all served together on the uss juneau in world war ii, died when a torpedo hit the ship in 1942. katherine mcfarland, wife to albert sullivan, died friday at a retirement home in cedar falls. she was 93. both were just teenagers when the married. catherine later remarried another veteran of world war ii. he passed away in 1986. laura: no one picked all the correct numbers to win last night's powerball jackpot, so wednesday's jackpot is expected to grow to around $400 million . that would make it the sixth largest jackpot in powerball history. by the way the odds of winning the powerball jackpot are one in just over $292 million. todd: an update now from a story we first brought you at 5:30. saudi arabia says it severing diplomatic ties with iran after the execution of a prominent saudi shiite cleric. saudi officials executed the cleric and over 40 other people, after a saudi court found all of them guilty of terrorism. demonstrators in tehran broke into the saudi embassy early this morning to protest the execution. the saudi government has now

juneau, alaska, 10. >> you think we're colder today because what, with the windchill it is below zero. >> yep. they're 25 degrees. >> we are 12 right now. not counting windchill. >> also warmer in oslo, norway. you notice that stuff, all the fake sidewalks because of barriers? >> they're doing construction. >> all the time. >> i think it is supposed to be good for new york. however it is very inconvenient for us. >> just feels like we're constantly under renovation. just, i guess when you get to be as old as we are as a city, how old are we, anyway. >> the city? >> 500 years something like that. maybe not even. get back to you on that. that and periodic table, please. 8:30 in the morning, mike woods standing by chomping at the bit. >> 1624. almost 300, 400 years ago. >> thank you, for that information, google. >> siri too. >> we should have bought stock in google. what were we thinking? you know how many times we google today. missed. >> you're right. mike woods, we'll not miss the opportunity to bundle up. next time. >> cold weather,. >> that would be more like it. we do have more co

at the juneau peopec meeting, there will be more cuts. >> what you mean is the saudis will cave at some? >> that's a good point. opec, itself, is dividing. coordinated interaction is decreasing as well. iran and iraq are going to decrease. saudi is going to lead the chart. >> you said the case will grow in the middle of the year. do you think it will happen? >> yeah, i do. it has already started. u.s. production is declining. it grew in the last half of last year. year to year, end to end, we are sort of flat. it doesn't look like a big decrease. up from the spike in the middle of the year, we are down about 500,000 barrels a day. probably the same magnitude mood over the next six months. >> sam margolin, energy analyst with cowen. >>> the chamber of commerce out with their latest reports. tom donahue joins "squawk alley" with all the details. a look at this market and these crazy intraday reversals trading very strongly into session highs. the dow up more than a percent. up 200 points. the nasdaq roaring back. s&p 500 up 1.19%. a short rebound from september lows. we will continue to f