jupiter, mars and venus are all very close. look east right before dawn. venus is the brightest one then jupiter and mars is the least bright of the trio therep pi great sight. once the sun comes up, we're in the 40s. still breezy with the seasonal october day. the wind out of the northwest at 10 to 20. highs on the average are 10 to 20. it's right on average for this time of the year. and a lot of patriots games

that's jupiter and venus. not sure if you'll see mars.re out with the naked eye, you can certainly see it. there goes andrea and nick. they're going to run to the weather terrace. look to the left because that's where it is in the sky. cool to see that this morning. temperatures are great. we're in the 40s and some 50s for the most part. we'll be 7 oz by lunch time -- 70s by lunch time. even 27 by -- even 72 by 1:00. a front will come through tonight. there's really no moisture with it so no biggie there. manassas and culpeper 39. 44 in manassas -- not manassas. waldorf, excuse me. we have the showers well to the north. this front way back here, this comes through tonight and this just brings a little bit of a cooldown for friday into the weekend. today 77 degrees. a nice warm one. 55 tonight. close to 50 in the burbs. tomorrow 67. sunshine. a couple of clouds but pretty nice friday. saturday sun in the morning. increasing clouds in the afternoon. around 70. looks pretty good there for the terps-penn state game up in baltimore. sunday mar

these images show mars, jupiter, and venus coming together.t week, they will go their separate ways. the next time something like this will happen will be in january 2021. bbc news. ♪ achala: it is the video which has produced outrage from most to have seen it. the u.s. justice department is opening an investigation into whether the deputy that arrested a student for refusing to leave her math class violated her civil rights by flipping her backward and tossing her across the floor. >> the video that has outraged a community and made international headlines. a police officer and a south carolina high school violently removes and all cooperative student, classroom. as the video spread across the internet, the policeman, ben fields was accused of using excessive force. student said this was not the first example of abusive behavior by fields, while others noticed the officer was false imprisonment and battery, that was later dropped. schooltentious spoke board had a black and white group, each endorsing their own candidates. now the black parent

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seeing jupiter in a whole new way. a uc berkeley scientist helped make this happen. michael wong was on the team which used photos taken by the hubble telescope to create this video of jupiter. the detail is so vivid that analysts can now track cloud movement and even measure the speed of jupiter's winds which can blow at more than 300 miles per hour. the images are also confirm that jupiter's great red spot is not only shrinking but it's really more of an orange color. astronomers have known for a while the spot is an intense giant storm. >> bay area has an instant millionaire. what we learned about the mystery person who bought a winning ticket in the south bay. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. well-- we're gonna show you. you're lo >>> co

the second of these objects is jupiter's moon. it's a body the size of our own moon with a large saltwater ocean, twice the water that we have in our ocean. this is in contact with a rocky core and abundant sources of energy. we don't know whether organic molecules exist inside of this ocean but we strongly suspect they're there. equally important we don't know how far below the surface the ocean lies. knowing that will allow a strategy to be formulated for searching for life there. next slide is titan, a moon that's larger than the planet mercury and the only moon in our solar system to host a dense atmosphere of nitrogen and methane. it reveals methane clouds, rain gullies, river valleys. we cannot resist asking whether some biochemically novel form of life might have arisen in this exotic frigid environment. titan is a test for the outcome of life as a result of cosmic evolution. what the galapagos islands did for the theory of evolution by national selection, titan might do for exobiology. this small moon has a large plume of

nasa released ultra high definitions of jupiter shot by the hubble space telescope and jupiter jupiter's significant red spot thought to be a storm appears to be getting smaller. >>> at the first debate between democratic presidential candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashed over gun control. the middle east, and economic policy. but sanders declared it's time for people to shut up about martin o'malley and jim webb and lonely chafee also took part. >>> a plane crashed in a florida mobile home park. no word on how many were on the plane. >>> a woman claims her nephew gave her a hug that caused her to fall and break her wrist and she testified it made it hard for her to hold a plate of hors d'oeuvreses. >> jennifer connell left the courthouse without saying a word after losing a lawsuit she filed against her 12-year-old nephew. she sued him after attending his birthday party at his home back in 2011. she said in her complaint he caused her to fall knocking her to the ground and resulting in severe personal injuries including a fracture requiring surgery. connell said on the

the second f these objects is jupiter's moon.t's a bod the size of our own moon with a large salt water ocean, twice the water that we have in our ocean. this is in contact with a rocky core and abundant sources of energy. we don't know where organic molecules exist inside of this ocean but we strongly suspect they're there. equally important we don't know how far below the surface lies. knowing that will allow a strategy to be formulated for searching for life there. next slide is titan, a moon that's larger than the planet mercury and the only noon in our solar system to host a dense atmosphere of nitrogen and methane. methane clouds, rain gullies, river valleys. we cannot resist asking whether some by yo check cli novel form of life might have arisen in this exotic frigid environment. titan is a test for the outcome of life as a result of cosmic evolution. what the ga lap gos islands did for the theory of evolution by national selection, titan might do for exobiology. this small moon has a large plume of material emanating fro

. >>> today we're getting a look at jupiter. >> it reveals jupiter's great red spot is shrinking and becoming more circular over the years. scientists say they've also sighted a rare wave just north of equator. >>> showing too much love? that's why one aunt says her young nephew should pay up for being too excited to see her. >>> and here's what's trending >>> a lot of people reacting to this story. the new york woman who sued her 12-year-old nephew for more than $125,000 all because of a hug. she lost the case. >> so jennifer conell says her nephew acted unreasonably when she claims he jumped into her arms and caused her to fall and break her wrist. she says she loves her nephew but believes he should pay for his actions. a judge disagreed and gave her no money. >>> they have the right stuff to rock in boston. >> >>> four of the five members of new kids on the block were at a sensational gala. john mcintyre has served as the honorary to honor his son reese who was born with severe hearing loss. >> did i see you in the front row doing all the moves. >> that was my first concert, >> a

. >> we're getting a new high-definition look at jupiter, all thanks to nasa's hubble space telescope. >> images captured by hubble were used to create two maps of the mysterious planet. those images were put together to make this high-def video. >> scientists say the new images confirm jupiter's great red spot is actually shrinking faster than previously thought and that spot is actually more orange than it is red at this point. >> yeah. that spot is larger than the entire earth. >> the red spot? >> yeah, that red spot. >> let's take their word for that one. >> i guess so. it's getting smaller. beautiful images, though. >> absolutely. coming up, something fulfilled in insomniac kitchen. did you know it's national dessert day? we hope you're hungry. >> who knew? i didn't know. >> our producers knew. >> there you go. also ahead, going all out for halloween. the neighborhood haunted house so scary you need to sign a waiver before facing the fears. >>> but first, a real-life fear in the skies. a common item airlines don't want you to bring on board. that after a look at today's forecast

as you said, you can see venus, jupiter, and mars. it's a great celestial show. this morning's low temperatures, we're going to be down at least in this area. we're going to take a look at actual temperatures coming right up. >>> a wbz exclusive interview. a loving grandmother killed in what investigators call a drunk driving crash. >> reporter: a woman loved by many killed just a few miles from her home. >> loving mother. >> reporter: mrs. caria lost her life when hit by this person. she lost her life, but the other driver wasn't hurt. >> i got rerouted. i told them i was going to be a little late, and my father said there was a major car accident and that my mother was involved and had passed away. everything he gets. >> reporter: she leaves behind a husband and a grieving family. the drunk driver is due in court on monday. >>> a man charged with driving the wrong way for several miles. they put out stop sticks, and he finally stopped after his tires blew out. killing ing killing men dez. >>> this afternoon, the city of med ford will dedicate the crystal campbe

the second f these objects is jupiter's moon.t's a bod the size of our own moon with a large salt water ocean, twice the water that we have in our ocean. this is in contact with a rocky core and abundant sources of energy. we don't know where organic molecules exist inside of this ocean but we strongly suspect they're there. equally important we don't know how far below the surface lies. knowing that will allow a strategy to be formulated for searching for life there. next slide is titan, a moon that's larger than the planet mercury and the only noon in our solar system to host a dense atmosphere of nitrogen and methane. methane clouds, rain gullies, river valleys. we cannot resist asking whether some by yo check cli novel form of life might have arisen in this exotic frigid environment. titan is a test for the outcome of life as a result of cosmic evolution. what the ga lap gos islands did for the theory of evolution by national selection, titan might do for exobiology. this small moon has a large plume of material emanating fro

jupit jupiter's distinctive giant red spot is continuing to shrink, and scientists aren't sure why. photos reveal the dramatic change. the spot is now half the size it was a hundred years ago. ♪ ♪ >>> president obama plans to announce he is keeping more u.s. troops on the ground in afghanistan. a major policy reversal as the taliban presents new security threats. [ gunfire ] >>> reports of a stepped up syrian offensive in homs. the government goes after rebels with the help of russian jets. >>> and germany orders the recall of nearly 2.5 million volkswagen diesel cars. the growing scandal over emissions. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. in about a half hour, the white house says president obama will announce he is slowing down the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan. top u.s. commanders in recent weeks had openly questioned the pace of those withdrawals, and the u.s. has been helping afghan forces battle a resurgent taliban around kunduz. the current force will stay on for most of next year. 5500 will remain by the time president oba

venus and jupiter are close to each other. mars is tough to see. it's kind of dim but to the lower left of jupiter. if you are really lucky, you could see mercury. potentially four planets. and as you can see four whole planets tonight or early tomorrow morning. we've got the flow moving west to east. most of the clouds and showers are ahead of a cold front. that's what's coming tonight. until that does, nice and mild air mass in place. just know we have significant weather headed our way with this front. a couple of showers in pennsylvania this afternoon. this front comes through tonight. tomorrow we've got the winds out of the north. i think we'll see a good deal of sunshine. it's just going to be cooler than what we're dealing with for today. today certainly is a beautiful day. highs in the mid to the upper 70s. tonight we're going to dip into the mid-50s. that's in d.c., but upper 40s to around 50 especially north and west as the cooler air works its way in. tomorrow, cooling down, but this is where we should be for this time of year, 67. satur

jupiter, mars and venus are all very close. look east right before dawn. venus is the brightest one then jupiter and mars is the least bright of the trio therep pi great sight. once the sun comes up, we're in the 40s. still breezy with the seasonal october day. the wind out of the northwest at 10 to 20. highs on the average are 10 to 20. it's right on average for this time of the year. and a lot of patriots games from hear on out with the 1:00 starts. boy, daylight saving time is going away. it's your weekend forecast. it looks great, just terrific. 50s. or treat time. anyone out there you have the correctly. much. extremes. halloween. the coldest 27. of course remember a few years ago, a lot of snow on the ground, the snow-tober event. the snowiest, just a trace on halloween itself. it's not much wind. good news for the jack-o'- lanterns out there. good news on that front. taking a look at fall foliage, we lost some leaves out there over the last 24 hours with the wind still holding on in many of the trees. we're past peak to the north. great color locall

these images of jupiter were taken by nasa's hubble telescope. they have been able to determine that jupiter's red spot continues to shrink. this is actually a hurricane that's been rumbling for some 300 years. >> wonder what category it is. >> good news for workers in the empire state building craving a pumpkin spice latte. >> starbucks is delivering so you don't have to leave your desk. if you are out of luck and 2 you don't work with at the empire state building the program makes deliveries so far only to the iconic midtown building. >> bruce, you were talking to the pitcher steven matz parents earlier today and his mom said she wished they had saved some runs from last night for this night. mom was right. >> i was thinking that, too. 20 runs were scored last night only four tonight. that's baseball. it's game four of the nlds at citi field. the mets tried to clinch it and end up at the nlcs representative, whereas the dodgers tried to stave off elimination and force a game five back in los angeles. the highlights of this one include the dodge

jupit jupiter's distinctive giant red spot is continuing to shrink, and scientists aren't sure why.reveal the dramatic change. the spot is now half the size it was a hundred years ago. ♪ ♪ >>> president obama plans to announce he is keeping more u.s. troops on the ground in afghanistan. a major policy reversal as the taliban presents new security threats. [ gunfire ] >>> reports of a stepped up syrian offensive in homs. the government goes after rebels with the help of russian jets. >>> and germany orders the recall of nearly 2.5 mill

nasa' s hubble space telescope has snapped jupiter' s annual portrait. did you know that this was done? the planetary version of school picture day. the maps confirm the great red spot is shrinking and becoming more circular as it has been doing for years, but a zoom in to the picture revealed a feature not previously seen. equator. so school picture day for jupiter. kevin: yeah, how about that? then it is lunch, right? we notice in the extended forecast low and mid 60' s this afternoon with a chance of a few more showers. it will be relatively cooler as we work our way to the weekend. seven-day. yikes. starting tonight at 5:00, the brother' s ex-wife learns her prison sentence this afternoon. michele corson admitted to helping with the murder of amy warf. and this ski jump is gone, but the fundraising for a replacement is racing right along. that does it for us. have a great afternoon. people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have

we've got a beautiful sky, clear skies that's jupiter bright jupiter on top, brighter venus in the middle and mars down below. talking about temperatures which will climb into the upper 50s to 60, 61 in the warmer spot, northwest early wind 10- 15 gusty at times for the first half of the day. right now, 50 degrees for clear skies north northwest early winds at 12 and we dried out a lot. dew points yesterday morning still above 60, drop into the 30s so it feels a lot more like fall and speaking of fall we've got high school football tonight chilly 55 at 6:00, by 8:00 down to 50, even a few upper 40s and certainly looks like we'll have quite a few 40s if you're out late and around 10:00 p.m. clear skies northwest early winds cooler air moving in so this is with the your friday locks like a few clouds in the mountains tonight as high pressure settles in winds calm down a sunny start to halloween and look, the clouds move in in the after anyone and evening but we don't see any green so we'll stay dry. we will have a chance of a shower by sunday afternoon and evening. three day forecast 60 tod

just -- jupiter. just too low on the horizon from here. it's been spectacular. that is true. we have had great opportunities to see the moon, venus, justice of the peacer the -- jupiter. a little bit toward livermore. and 40s, 50s. sixtys. for some, it's very mild. fairfield. and s anoma. forty-seven subbass cool. and 51. petaluma. twenty-seven. thirty-eight in reno. and the cold is settling in. the -- more rain, snow. down to phoenix and tucson. and it moves to new mexico. as it does, start seeing a little quieter pattern. not as breezy. still keep some in the forecast. not a big deal. clouds increase on sunday. low and high. then we'll start to roll in overnight sunday into monday. rain, wind, and a much cooler fores. 707s & 80s. how we get average is when we go way with e bow. by monday and tuesday, highs will only be in the 6 0ás. rain sunday, probably afternoon and evening in the north bay, and for everybody by monday. today and halloween look fine. get the novembers and scarf out for the first time in years. >> >>> a scary situation from a flight from l. a. to philadelp

kennedy: and how much bigger is jupiter than earth?u're talking about 1,000 times bigger than earth and this is even bigger. is it a comet, is it a meteor, is it an asteroid, and one by one ruled out all the logical possibilities. the last possibility is that it's artificial. and if it is, it's bigger than a planet casting a shadow in front of the mother star. it could be a dyson sphere. kennedy: now, explain what that is because i read that in your notes, and i don't quite understand, i'm not familiar with a dyson sphere. >> a dyson sphere is built by civilization that can play with stars, that developed the entire star with a shell absorbing all the starlight. you would have to be thousands of years ahead of us. one civilization, for example, just harnesses the power of the atmosphere, weather controls, for example, buck rogers, for example. this is a type two civilization that can play with stars like in star trek, the federation of the planets would be type two. and then type three, galactic like star wars type three civilization.

movement of jupiter's clouds can be seen in the second image. the maps confirm the great red spot is shrinking and becoming more circular - as it has been doing for years. zooming in on the great red spot reveals a surprise - a unique filamentary feature not previously seen. jupiter's portrait also shows a rare wave just north of the planet's equator. researchers say the wave may originate in a clear layer beneath the clouds, only becoming visible when it disperses into the cloud deck. jessica rae: painting portraits is incredibly tough. now imagine doing that... with your teeth! well that's how one california artist creates vivid paintings. but what makes her story special... is how she inspires others with her unique journey. "the seconds it takeke mariam pare to glide her brush on canvas is the same amount of time a terrifying incident took to change her life. mariam pare/ quadriplegic artist "i was a victim of gun violence and my life changed i sustained a spinal cord injury and became a quadriplegic." mariam was a 20-year old art student wh

. >>> the planet jupiter as we have never seen it before. a uc berkeley scientist helped make it happen. michael wang worked with the hubbell telescope to get this photo of jupiter. it can measure the speed of jupiter's winds which can go 300 miles per hour. the great red spot is not only shrinking, it is more orange color. astronomers have known that the spot is actually an intense giant storm. >>> i'm not going to lack in confidence. i have confidence i'm able to do on this field. what i can can help this team win. >> kaepernick needs to lead the 49ers now more than ever. the red and gold trying to turn the page as a very vulnerable baltimore ravens team comes to santa clara in week six. the baltimore defense not even close to being the it used to be. they are ranked 25th in the nfl. sunday provides the perfect opportunity for kaepernick and the offense to have a breakout performance. >> incredible talent. i think he's had a tremendous career. and that's what you're prepared for. when you've got players of that better who play the way they

jupiter... uranus... neptune... and... later... saturn. the observations are designed to capture a bunch of different features... like winds... clouds... storms... and atmospheric chemistry. cat>> the two maps show arly back - to - back rotations of the planet... making it possible to determine the speeds of jupiter's winds. alreadad.. the pictures have shown a rarere wave j jt north of the planes equato.. and a unique filament - like feature in the core of the great red spot that had not been seen before. plus... great red spot is shrinking... and getting more circular. something it's been doing for years. jake>> . cat>> . the muskies got off to slow start against their rivals from sioux falls. chris nyenhouse shows us if they could mount a comeback... next... . cat>> we're checking up with jake>> what's up moose? . today, afternoon highs will rebound in the lower to mid 70s with plenty ofunshine. another dip in temperature is expected to start tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the a

definitely venus, jupiter, mars before sunrise tomorrow morning. you could see it this morning, but check it out again tomorrow morning if you're up. 5:30, 6:00, just look to the east and you'll definitely see it. temperatures moderate by the middle part of the upcoming week. planning your day, mid-30s to 40s, all we'll get and a little moon tonight as you're preparing for your monday or just enjoying the patriots game over a big bowl of chili. that kind of day, isn't it? >> yeah, a big plate of nachos sounds good to me. >> there you go. >> you have to give us tips on our pumpkins. my pumpkin always rots. makes me crazy. >> you probably put it in the sun. >> no, i left it in the kitchen for a few days. maybe it's the gas fireplace i put on, about two feet from it. >> they just told me in my ear we got to keep going. more stuff to talk about. >> all right. keep going. >>> 34 degrees in boston, 38 in new york, 37 in buffalo, 37 out there in cleveland. the cold air continues to come down from the north and that's going to be with us for the next coupl

scientists say they confirm jupiter's great red spot is shrinking faster than previously thought and that spot is red at this point. >>> back here on earth a look at your morning road conditions. wet pavement out there in southern california, florida and in the northeast, as well as parts of new england. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in los angeles and miami. >>> a gun store and its owner are liable in the shooting of two police officers. >> a milwaukee jury found badger guns broke four laws in selling the gun used to shoot the cops in the face. one suffered brain damage. the jury found the practices at badger guns to be shoddy and irresponsible and awarded the victims nearly $6 million in damages. the store plans to appeal. two other police officers wounded by guns sold by badger are also suing. >>> well, it didn't take long for a connecticut jury to deny the claim of a woman who sued her 8-year-old nephew. she says the boy, 8 at the time, broke her wrist when he ran and gave her a hug. she wanted $127,000 in damages. during the trial she told the prepare for thi

and we're getting some new images of jupiter. we'll check out the pictures and << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 we'll see a meteorological triple threat today of sunshine, calm wind, and warm temperatures (in the 70s) this afternoon after starting the day on either side 40 degrees. a subtle frontal boundary will move through late tonight which will bring with it our next punch of northerly wind tomorrow. as a result, highs will dip a bit below 70 degrees before cooling down even more on friday into the 50s. those 50s will also be preceded by low temperatures in the 30s friday morning as some areas make a run at the freezing mark by then and saturday morning. some frost is also a decent expectation during this time as highs remain in the 60s this weekend. see graphics. >> new images of the planet jupiter for you this morning that show more detail than ever before. the images were taken by nasa's hubble telescope. and the four-k ultra high definition images show that jupiter's famous red spot is really more orange than red! the new imagery

>>> we are getting a look at new images from jupiter, the images will give us a look at the great redt. you see it there. there it went. it's gone. hurricane, this is a hurricane bigger than size of three earths. >> wow think about that for a second. and it has been raging for hundreds of years. in addition to jupiter, they will release high quality images of other planets. >> now to the special delivery of 30,000 feet. the question is, is the baby american? >>eporter: passengers usually reserve applause for the captain after a happy landing, but this was a happy landing of sorts. holding a brand new baby girl born in the middle of row 49. the china air flight was headed from taiwan to los angeles, you can see on radar where it made a huge course change, going to a alaska for emergency landing. will the baby be a u.s. citizen. the law said if you are born within 12 miles radius of the u.s., you are. but we don't know yet. >>> that is incredible. >> everyone on the flight will have a story to tell for the rest of their lives. including the baby. >> last check, on the weather. >> it was

we've got venus and jupiter in the predawn sky.'s not up until 7:206789 by then we'll still be below freezing. look at the temperature graph. low 50s. upper 50s by mid to late afternoon. a lot of autumn color showing up beautifully out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. it's peak color now. locally west and north of washington we're getting beautiful color. this photo taken a few days ago in dur wood, maryland, posted by lisa sea fwgue on my weather pa. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. glorious autumn weather. wednesday and thursday, beautiful, back into the 70s. ought to hit mid-70s wednesday afternoon. on friday and saturday, highs mid-60s with lots of sun. upper 60s on sunday. we'll have clouds coming through. just a slight chance of a sprinkle on sunday. otherwise, a dry pattern for the next seven days. melissa checking on a couple of crashes this morning. >> a couple of issues at the top of the beltway. inner loop and outer loop, two different problems being reported. it does not look like we're slowing things

the one at the top is jupiter. this is bright venus and to the lower left of venus is mars.h color. temperatures right now are near freezing, north and west of the metro area. there may be frost on some of the pumpkins in the shenandoah valley and out of the mountains where right now it's near 32 degrees. nearby suburbs, montgomery, prince george's, fairfax counties, mid to upper 30s. right in washington we're around 40 degrees. right near the water at reagan national around the bay, it's in the mid to upper 40s. there is that pumpkin colored sunrise, live view from our storm team 4 tower cam. sunrise is at 7:34. it will be an hour earlier tomorrow morning as we turn our clocks back one hour tonight. tomorrow sunset will be at 5:08. that's going to be tough to get used to. look at our temperature graph today. off to a cold start, we'll be into the mid-50s by noontime and recovering near 60 degrees by midafternoon win creasing clouds. a cool day coming up. trick or treat forecast for this evening is looking good. it's screamingly good. temperatures will be in the 50s through

you don't need anything, just take a look up and east and jupiter, venus, mars altogether at around 6:30 tomorrow morning and that it is actually a pretty nice site if you have that telescope that yes it will be better, but you don't need one. future cast at 10:00 tonight, still fairly mild. and temps aren't going to fall tonight at all. 52 in gaithersburg. 59 downtown and 54 in manassas and fairfax and then by 6:00 a.m. we're back in the 40s, all right? 43 now in gaithersburg and frederick and 44 in bowie and 46 in fredericksburg and then by 9:00, creeping in to 50 maybe downtown and the upper 40s elsewhere. so it will be chilly at the bus stop. by 1:00 upper 50s and notice that these arrows here means northwest winds. so even though that it will be near 60, i would dress for the low 50s tomorrow and by 6:00 p.m. still 57 downtown and 56 in manassas. most of the high school games will be played with those temperatures in the 50s. so as we would get in to tonight and we will just say a clearing sky, breezy, cooler, i suppose you could say chilly and the low temps in the 40s and the 50

. >> we have new images of jupiter in detail never-before-seen.released the video of the planet's rotation with new images captured by the space telescope with a look at the great red spot a hurricane bigger that size of threerings has been raging for hundreds of years. in addition to jupiter researchers will release similar high quality victim of neptune. >> if you like mexican food you could get a free steak in a beening new york business. >> steak, we mean portion of the money, not a real stake. >> a brooklyn restaurant is offering 10 percent steak to anyone who can eat a 31 pound burrito. >> leyla's hand is up. can you go 30 pounds burrito? the current record now is less than half of that. a remain in am burrito is only a pound. many people cannot even eat that. it will cost you $150 to try and you have to eat it in less than an hour followed by a spicy margarita and maybe an ekg. >> maybe the news team could do it together but that does not count? >> we would need 30 people to attack that and meteorologist mike nicco would eat half of it. >>

[ drum roll ] >> hugh: jupiter. d >> jimmy: that is correct, jupiter is right! [ cheers and applause ] >> no! >> jimmy: joining shaq's booth, from nbc's hit show "the blacklist," the lovely megan boone everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love, you're awesome. >> hi jimmy. >> jimmy: it's gonna be so fun. here you go, that's shaq, that's alex trebek. >> jackman. jackman. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm so glad you got that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you guys are kind of psyched that he got that one right. [ laughter ] yeah, all right. all right here we go. very good. megan boone, alex trebek, shaq. very good. >> i'm trying to keep my hands away from shaq. >> jimmy: no, no, alex, everything is fine. shaq, all right. [ laughter ] shaq, i have a question for shaq. [ ringing ] >> what up boy boy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy it's me, boy boy. [ laughter ] shaq, name all the spice girls by their nicknames. [ audience ohs ] >> megan help him out. there's ginger. >> ginger spice. >> jimmy: yes. >> sporty spice. >> sporty spice. >> jimmy: yep. >> scary spice. >> sca

no -- you will see venus, the moon, mars, jupiter. you will see this better because the moon is waning nowf. it was a full moon you wouldn't see it as well. the three degree guarantee. on edge about this one. i thought you went warm enough. cold front yesterday. i thought i will knock off a couple degrees. we went 75. how did we do? we will talk about that tonight at 1 -- after the game tonight. live look outside. it's still very nice. it's still 69. humidity 63%. almost little more touch of summer tonight with temperatures in the low 60s downtown. dry and mildler tonight. bus stop temperatures 56 to 72. dry in the morning. picking the kids up in the afternoon. frederick over to winchester. may want to take the umbrella. yellow weather alert. thunderstorms, critical time. 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. the main threats damaging winds and the possibility of hail and yes lighting as well. ten tonight no worries i'm not buying these showers. temperatures low to mid60's and then clouds give way briefly tomorrow morning. this is why i think we wil

there is ve news, s and there is jupiter. tomorrow if you are -- look east and you will be able to is he vunu -- more planets. i think we will clear by then too many live look outside. 68. pretty warm. dew points back in the 50s. not a very cold night winder winds out of the south at eight. warm evening leads to a mild night. bus stop temperature 48 to 56. kind of cool through there bright and early. cooler finish to the week. it's perfect for high school football. game time temperatures in the 50s. high school football. clouds come in saturday that's one of our changes. it stays dry. we don't see showers on saturday. morning showers on sunday. could bleed in to the afternoon a little bit and perhaps sunday may be mildler. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. generally clear. few high clouds. 49 -- still 50 in cumberland. this is six in the morning. 52. by nine, we are still in the 50s. 54 in fairfax and 54 also in bouie. by one, low to mid60s. lows to average but what's nice is still 63 in cumberland. pretty much full sun. breezy to start. i

mars, jupiter, venus, look toward the east sky, best viewing 6:20 a.m. this morning. i know one the weather watch he is throughout trying to catch few photos of it, hopefully successful, but today, 62 degrees, abundant sunshine, little cooler as you get into tonight, low of 41 degrees. showings 06 a -- showing six's are here to stay. how are the roads doing? >> finally now rush hour, kyla. if you are traveling out and about, 95, schuylkill expressway, all looking very, very busy. but, i'm still sort of hold willing my breath, really. it is only going to get worse. that's sort of how i felt when i went over the edge, yesterday. >> i heard. >> because it is only going to get worse is what i thought. >> people are thinking what, you went over the negligent what do you mean? you literally went over the edge. >> philadelphia michael nutter along with a hundred other people, vittoria include, rep he will down the billing, but this is individual gentlemen from last year, 418 feet, from the roof to the ground. >> wow. >> yes, the hair raising challenge, a good cause here, rai

venus and the moon and mars and jupiter. you can see them without telescopes. a live look outside. and it is very nice right now. we are looking at temperatures in the 70s and really nothing many clouds yet. they will come in late tonight. relative humidity 69%. we will be dry and milder and in fact low 60s for lows in the downtown area and bus stop temperatures 62 and dry dropping the kids off and maybe not picking them up. yellow weather alert tomorrow from 4 to 8:00 p.m. and the main threats damaging winds and hail. so 10:00 tonight 62 and just a few clouds rolling through. by clouds, they roll out and we will have a little sun where you need your sunglasses and your umbrella that is counter intuitive but that's two halves of the day. >>> 58 in gaithersburg and if this holds true you will be able to see the tree. by 9:00 the showers in the west so we are okay for a while. the temperatures in the 60s. by 1:76 downtown and 77 in ma nay es and you can probably eat lunch outside. 6:00, big time showers roll in and notice the red and orange, that's heavy activity and that's why we ar

by the way is about 6:46 tomorrow morning, quarter to 7 right an hour before that venus mars and jupiter, all visible in the forviewing, the light jacket and the long sleeves you could probably get away with some short sleeves tomorrow by the end of school with temperatures rising in to the upper 60s speaking of tomorrow mid-to upper 60s, 70 degrees. i think one of the biggest is we'll notice tomorrow is right at the coastline where the wind has been so persistent let up just a little bit so you'll notice a difference particularly the cape and the islands. mid-to upper 60s from plymouth, accuweather seven day forecast, looks great on wednesday, 70 with sunshine, 60s, and saturday expect scattered showers, that's only the wet day of the week, we'll see more building clouds mid-60s pretty average by sunday guys, back to you. >>> sounds good danielle, that's a pretty nice seven day. >>> changes could be coming to massachusetts drivers. >>> the hands free debate . >>> welcome back, breaking news right now an amtrak train derailment, after hitting a rock slide while heading to washington d.c.

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