there is one world that dominates all others, that's jupiter.et in our solar system and this year it had a new visitor. beneath its swirling clouds, jupiter is a world shrouded in mystery. these images, though spectacular, were taken from afar. nasa wanted to see this giant up close. three, two, one. ignition, and lift off. in 2011, the mission blasted off. the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge — to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause. the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade

beneath its swirling clouds, jupiter isa beneath its swirling clouds, jupiter is a world shrouded inugh spectacular, we re these images, though spectacular, were taken from afar. nasa wanted to see this giant up close. three, two, one. ignition, and lift off. in 2011, the mission blasted off. the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. spacecraft called juno embarking on an epic journey. as spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge, to get into orbit it had to slam on its brakes and survived everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno it, including its deadly radiation. when juno goes into it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can to the planet. they are nasty and ca n d estroy to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy an attack all the electronics. we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense w

there is one world that dominates all others, that's jupiter.year it had a new visitor. beneath its swirling clouds, jupiter is a world shrouded in mystery. these images, though spectacular, were taken from afar. nasa wanted to see this giant up close. three, two, one. ignition, and lift off. in 2011, the mission blasted off. the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge. to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we're going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so, we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through sp

there is one world that dominates all others, that‘s jupiter.close. three, two, one. ignition, and lift off. in 2011, the mission blasted off. the spacecraft called juno embarking on an epicjourney. as it neared its destination, it faced its biggest challenge — to get into orbit, it had to slam on its brakes and survive everything jupiter could throw at it, including its deadly radiation. whenjuno goes into orbit around jupiter, we‘re going to go through a really nasty, hazardous region, radiation belts that are very close to the planet. they are nasty and can destroy and attack all the electronics. so we have to be careful. scientists faced a tense wait at mission control in california to learn the fate of their billion—dollar spacecraft. then, a signal. cheering and applause. the mood is pure elation here. after more than a decade of work and a journey through space, juno is the closest we have ever been to jupiter. we prepared a contingency procedure. guess what? we don‘t need that any more. and then came the pictures. for the first time, its

the holiday surprise some cool storm patterns have been spotted above jupiter. jupiter. nasa's "juno" spacecraft took the pictures last sunday during a flyby... about 40-thousd the planet.you can see a string of massive rotating storms that appear as white ovals.juno launched on august fifth, 2011. it finally reached the planet last july. right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter ..so the next flyby will be in february. 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) wind chill advisory until 10:00 am thursday.winter storm watch from friday afternoon - saturday night.today: lots of sunshine and very cold. highs around 10 with wind chills below-zero all develops in less than 30 minutes. wind: w 10-20 mph. tonight: clouds return with some light snow possible after midnight. less than 1" expected by morning. temperatures stay steady or even warm with lows in the single digits. wind: sw 5-15 mph.friday: after light morning snow a break is steady snow is likely. snow continues all evening and night becoming heavy at times. slight temp bump with highs in the middle

it reached the planet last july.right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter, so the next flyby will be in february. uber is testing its self-driving vehicles in san francisco.the ridesharing company moved forward with its tests without the blessing of the california d-m-v.state law requires companies receive approval before putting self- driving cars on public roads. uber believes it doesn't need to get approval because its drivers will be present in the vehicles. apple's much-hyped airpods are finally available online.but if you're looking to get them not the estimated shipping time for the wireless headphones is about four weeks. apple says they'll be available in stores by next week.the headphones will set you back 159-bucks. if you've ever wished you could use a scanner without, well, the scanner, luck.there are some amazing apps that can help and it's as easy as taking a picture. the app called scanner for me instantly scans and prints any written, printed, or graphic material everything from business cards to receipts for tracking expenses. scans go to a smartphone's came

even most of the moons of jupiter and saturn are dwarfed by the size of our moon. we have an uncommonly large moon relative to us in spite of how small that looks. we have history here with pluto in this institution and back in 2000 when we opened the center for space, we were first out of the box to reassociate pluto's identity from the company of planets to the icy, dirty ice balls in the outer solar system. specially little kids saying, they are angry, pissed off third graders saying, how could you -- just because it's small, how could you do that. thinking that size was an issue, in fact, it had much less to do with size than you might imagine. if we go to the next slide here. what do we have. now we have the gas giants, jupiter, saturn, neptune and then you get to see how small earth is relative to the rest of the action there. because earth is included in this for scale. so here is a point i will make and i don't get to make this enough, jupiter is more bigger compared to earth than earth is compared to pluto. i don't know how else to con conjugate those verb

maybe we should go to jupiter. stormtracker 6 live double scan and we are in the middle of a chilly day right now, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry, taking a look outside and sky 6 hd showing you sunshine in bill courage plaza, here is the tree live at city hall. everybody is bundled up around city hall and for good reason. wins north-northwest and they picked up to 17 miles per hour. and breezier this afternoon than this morning. we managed to keep the clouds to the south and north and most of us enjoy sunshine, and some clouds are beginning to creep up into south jersey and parts of delaware and possible that we see more of that as the day goes on. overall partly sunny to mostly sun. and the highs in philadelphia getting up to low 40s and 43 in cape may. here is the rest of the way, 43 by 2:00 and your high of 44 if we hit it it will be around 3:00 and 42 by 5:00 but look how quickly the numbers fall partly because the sun is going down and it gets colder and we have cold air rushing in with a

if we go to the_now we line now we have the gas giants, jupiter, saturn and neptune. and then you get to see how small earth is relative to the rest of the action. because earth is included in this for scale. so here's a point i'll make and i don't get to make it often enough, jupiter is more bigger compared to earth than earth is compared to pluto. i don't how else to conjugate those verbs in that sentence. so in other words, if we are nursing we are big enough to be a planet, but pluto is and then imagine what jovian's could be be saying, they're saying the solar system only has four planets, and everything else is just debris. so -- [applause] i am certain all life forms of jupiter are thinking exactly that way. so you cannot evoke size exclusively to disk pluto in this regard. but allow me to tell you that our moon, as small as it was compared to earth has five times the mass of pluto. so pluto levels were never told that. so welcome to the company of informed people regarding pluto. but we knew this, so pluto had other issues. . . with countless thousands of othe

check out these cool storm patterns above jupiter. nasa's "juno" spacecraft took the pictures last sunday during a flyby... about 40-thousand miles above the planet. you can see a string of massive rotating storms that appear as white ovals. from cape canaveral. it finally reached the planet last july. right now, juno is on a 53-day orbit around jupiter, so the next flyby will be in february. uber, which has a habit of skirting regulations, is at it again. the ride company has expanded its self- driving car tests to san francisco. they are testing the cars without the blessing of the california d-m-v -- even though state law requires in the seat -- their tests aren't truly autonomous. twenty of uber's competitors including google and tesla have gotten approval. it is unclear if uber will face any repercussions. the department of transportation wants all cars to be able to "talk" to each other and to traffic lights. officials say it'll keep the roads safer and could reduce the number of traffic deaths. some car manufacturers are alread

trump ditched the press pool today to play golf at his club, this is in jupiter, florida, he has abandonednning the election. the white house correspondents association calling the practice unacceptable. meanwhile trump is planning to ring in the new year at his lavish mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida and ryan nobody else has a bit more on that. >> reporter: suzanne, donald trump has a pretty successful 2016 so he is going to celebrate this year in style with a big bash at his mar-a-lago resort in south florida tonight. some 800 guests are expected for this party. it is sold out, it does require an admission price, $525 for members, $575 for guests which is pretty much in line with what the ticket price has been in past years. there will be some celeb brits in attendance, sylvester stallone is expected to be there, we thought quincy jones was going to be in attendance for tonight but he tweeted this morning that he's in los angeles. in the past celeb brits like regis philbin and vanessa williams have been there. the ballroom is also going to be ex decorated with an explosion of gre

in jupiter. jupiter, florida. newfound father figure suggests they do a dna test, and the results are devastating. they are not related at all. so amanda, dejected, goes back to her mother, asking her for other names of men who might be her father. >> i said, can you remember anybody else? she's like, "the only person i can remember is samuel." >> reporter: and this was samuel skinner. >> correct. >> reporter: samuel skinner -- a man amanda's mom lived with for a couple years. pam finds him living just down the gulf coast from amanda, in louisiana, just outside of new orleans. you did ever spend a lot of time in new orleans? when skinner was dating amanda's mother he was a firefighter in the military. today he enjoys feeding the animals in his garden. and he looks a bit like santa claus. she called you, and what did you say? >> she thought that i was her father. it was very shocking and my main question was, "why so long?" >> reporter: sam has spent the last 30 years thinking he only had one son. was he wrong? bac

vinod: i think there are fewer women who have been on jupiter's asentrepreneurs, so i think women playe of an entrepreneurial role, and that is increasing. we have many entrepreneurs who are women, even a deeply technical areas, when they get enough experience, they will be great partners. you need the floor at the bottom to increase. we need to encourage more women to be entrepreneurs. emily: you mention a broad range of investments. rockets, food, ai, health, finance energy. , companies with a usually high failure rate. and you say every four years you , say you go deep into an area you know nothing about. what has worked? what has not? vinod: all of them have worked in the sense that i really enjoy learning a new area. it will be five years before i know whether i am right or wrong. independent if theare successful or not, i will have learnea lot. i think the two most important things that can happen in technology that would really change humanity for the better is artificial intelligence and nuclear power, unlimited energy. i cannot think of any two things that would impact humanit

closer to home, nasa's juno spacecraft entered orbit around jupiter. they collect data on the gas giant up close in hopes of understanding how jupiter formed and evolved. >> brangham: these are all unmanned missions. there has been a lot of effort in putting humans into space. how has that been going? >> the road to mars is long and winding to say the least, william, private companies are running resupply missions to the space station while testing technology. the results have been mixed frankly among the thrill of victory high life in april, a spacex falcon 9 rocket booster landed upright on the remote barge at sea. it's a spectacular picture, and they sunk it. but there were some agony and defeat moments, as well, spacex most notably in september, an explosion occurred during an engine test on the launchpad. it destroyed the rocket, its satellite payload, and a lot of launch facilities. it was the second falcon 9 failure in 15 months. so whether spacex can deliver on its promise of providing cheaper access to space without compromising safety, that r

he put money behind jupiter ascending, in the heart of the seat and pan.ed it after the thing critics do to a [bleep] movie. what is the sequel called, two thumbs down. and then don't get me started on in the heart of the sea. first of all, white people have got to stop fighting fish, all right. you can't win. it's been a losing battle since jaws. trevor, this is the man who is going to be in charge of the nation's finances. the same man who thought it would be a good investment to have channing tatum fly around with pointy earsnd a goatee. channing tatum is a sex symbol and they made him ugly. how is that being smart with money. just hire an ugly dude, it's cheaper. >> trevor: look, i hear what you are saying but if are you going to be fair and talk about the povie he has produced about mnuchin made a bunch of hits including mad max. >> oh, a mf yea about living after the end of the world, yeah, a perfect pitch for trump. >> trevor: thanks, roy wood, jr., everyone, we'll be right back. back. (applause) ♪ back. (applause) ♪ 3,2,1... lumière, action! ♪ and

tiger woods who lives in nearby jupiter asked to play a round with the president elect. we're told the two ditched golf carts and walked the course. they were out there for about five hours. in west palm beach, florida peter ducey fox news. >>> the united states angered israel today by obvious staining the injuries of -- obstaining the injuries. israel's settlements are not legally valid and demanded it to be halted in results of savaging the two states. opposition has been supported by the united states for many years. israeli prime minister benjamin called it shameful and israel looks forward to working with president elect trump to negate what they call the harmful ethan kochisfects of the resolution. >>> actress carrie fisher is in critical condition tonight after suffering a heart attack on a united flight from london to los angeles. it happened just 15 minutes before the flight landed at lax this afternoon. people on board gave her cpr until the plane landed and paramedics could take over. a passenger became unresponsive during a flight. the plane was met by a medi

current conditions 38, i believe that is jupiter. if that's wrong you can let me know. 46 in the warm section, clear, and a great time. 30s on the thames in santa rosa, napa 35,

. >> nags' a juneau spacecraft true into jupiter's orbit on the 4 of july. back here on earth the fbi director james comey announced his decision not to file criminal charges again hillary clinton but before the election comey said investigators are reviewing thousands of newly discovered e-mails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new e-mails, comey said he is still not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. the your saw major attacks targeting law enforcement officers in several cities. the deadliest happened in dallas. a suspect shot to death five officers, ambush style, during a protest against police violence. officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of see zika virus here in the us. the feds since warned pregnant women to avoid parts of the miami area. nearly 300 people died after a powerful 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit central italy. here in the united states, a series of attacks hours apart. a suspect stabbed ten people at manual in st. cloud, minute, an off-duty cop shod the suspect and killed

. >> nasa's juneau probe arrived at jupiter, sending spectacular pictures home.ht years away, getting inexplicably brighter and dimmer, a sign of intelligent life? >> i'm sure, there are, there are probably other lives out there in outer space, but i want no parts of it. >> closer to ground, the similar impulse ii created the fist-ever around the world flight powered entirely by the sun, touching down ironically in the dark. and on earth, early verges of self-driving cars are now logging millions of miles and production miles could be wildly available in a few years. >> i am against it. i like to have control of the will for myself. >> we've got cell phones that explode and now they want to go to self-driving cars? i think that's a leap, future. take your time. >> fair point. samsung had a massive recall to deal with the worst feature of the galaxy note 7, catching fire. at first, it seemed a manageable issue. >> and two weeks later, it was like, if you have a samsung galaxy phone, get off the plane, now! >> don't surprise me with a fire in my pants. that's what

current conditions 38, i believe that is jupiter. if that's wrong you can let me know. 46 in the warm section, clear, and a great time. 30s on the thames in santa rosa, napa 35, walnut creek 34, denville 35. cold for some and some pockets of fog. rain city down in southern california, southern nevada into arizona. you will encounter rain if you're headed down there. 50s and 60s on those temps today. >>> we continue to follow the morning commute on thursday. it seems almost like a normal but there are some spots that are lighter. this is a look at the bay bridge, it's pretty crowded. we don't have a lighter day. we might later on as we have every day this week. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge westbound 92 also looks good heading from 92 onto that san mateo bridge. the entire commute is not a bad one here as you drive in the east bay that definitely looks better than normal. let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning a woman escapes injury after her car went down an embankment in los gatos. the santa clara fire departmen

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. >> nasa's juno probe arrived at jupiter sending spectacular pictures home.lligent life? >> i'm sure there are. there are probably, you know, other lives out there in outer space, but i want no parts of it ♪ >> closer to ground, the solar impulse two completed the first ever around-the-world flight powered entirely by the sun, touching down ironically in the dark. and on earth? cars are now logging millions of miles and production models could be widely available in a few years. >> i am against it. i like to have control of the wheel for myself. >> we got cellphones that explode and now they want to go to self-driving cars? i think that's a leap, future. take your time. >> fair point. samsung had a massive recall to deal with the worst feature of the galaxy note seven, catching fire. at first it seemed a manageable issue. >> two weeks later it was like, if you have a samsung galaxy phone, get off the plane now! >> don't surprise me with a fire in my pants. that's what my doctor always says. >> best example of a first world problem? all the complaints about th

we have seen asteroids hitting the moon or jupiter. we know this happens.ecially like what they are talking about an extinction-level events these are millions of years apart, the likely for it to happen in your lifetime and mine is minuscule. if you really want to understand what we are up against, you really want to understand what we can do about it to protect ourselves, the things you do are actually the same -- bill: drill down on that? what do you do, what are the ideas? >> first of all, you want to know what's out there. it's very hard to see a comet coming because they come out of the dark. you want a really good set of survey telescopes, watch all the asteroids and comets coming in. this is great science. this will tell you about the solar system at the same time that you're learning a lot about what are the risks that you have early warning system at the same time. that's part one. bill: comet is one thing, asteroid another? would you develop something that could intercept said asteroid? >> i would, that technology is already in motion also. nasa

. >> nasa arrived in jupiter, sending spectacular pictures home.ears away, getting inexplicably lighter and dimmer. signs of intelligent life? >> there probably are, but i want no part of it. >>> impulse 2 completed the first ever around the world flight powered only by the sun. on earth, early versions of self-driving cars are are now logging millions of miles, and production models could be widely available in a few years. >> i am against it. i like to have control of the wheel for myself. >> we got cell phones that explode and now they want to go to self-driving cars? i think that's elite future. take your time. >> fair point. samsung had a mass recall to deal with the worst feature of the galaxy note 7, catching fire. at first it seemed a manageable issue. >> then two weeks later it was like, if you have a samsung galaxy phone, get off the plane now! >> don't surprise me with a fire in my pants. that's what my doctor always said. >> all the complaints about the new iphone with no headphone jack. >> i got the new iphone 7 right here. there's no

donald trump this morning, but the press was not when he made an unannounced trip to his golf club in jupiterida, which is about a half hour away from the resort for a morning round of golf. now, this is something that has become a bit of a pattern, where he takes off and goes somewhere without the pool accompanying him. that may not seem like a major deta detail but it is a precedent. any time a president or president-elect goes anywhere there is a small group of jounlists in case something happens or be sure we know where the president-elect is at any time. his -- he is expected to be back for this big party he has planned at the mar-a-lago resort. there will be some 800 guests in attendance at this event. here is some of the details of what we can expect at this party. this is something that you have to pay for, this is a that addition that goes back several years, these prices not very much different than what they've been in the past $525 for members. there will be celebrities in attendance, stallone will be there, regularis philbin and vanessa williams. we're not sure how many different

check this out from jupiter. you can see the cloud pattern.elle: that is juneau spacecraft that snapped the pictures over the weekend flying by 40,000 miles from the planet. yeah. flyby there. capturing what looks like storms. the little white ovals you see. juneau is in the midst of a 53-day orbit around the fifth planet from the sun. jonathan: very cool. michelle: neat. jonathan: from a long way away. michelle: you can see the there. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- warning to parents about the kids playing in the snow. the unfortunate accident that will give you pause about letting them run out and play. sam: i'm sam ford in gibson washington where the mother is holding the final dinner honor hof her slain sun for members of the m.p. -- slain son for members of the m.p.d. - i am the power of one. - we are the power of one. - by agreeing to have my... both: our... - novec power bill rounded up each month. - my few cents... - added to my few cents... both: added to our few cents... - add up to help improve lives in the local

the spacecraft flew into jupiter's orbit on the fourth of july giving us our best book yet at the largest planet in the solar system. back here on earth, the fbi director his decision not to file criminal charges against hillary clinton but days before the election he said investigators were reviewing thousands of newly discovered emails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new emails, he says he is still not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. >>> the year also saw major attacks targeting law enforcement officers. the deadliest was in dallas a suspect who shot five officers. and, officials in florida announced the first locally committed trans case -- kisses -- cases of the zika virus. here in the united states, a series of attacks just hours apart. they say that a suspect stabbed 10 people at a mall in st. cloud minnesota. that same weekend, handmade bombs exploded in areas of new york city and new jersey injuring nearly 30 people. they later arrested that suspect after a shootout. >>> donald trump pulled off perhaps the biggest political upset. winning t

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in 2004, a devastating comet flew into jupiter and in 2014 one brushed near mars and that was only discovered2 months ahead of time which is not long enough to build a deflection system so researchers say we should be prepared to "mitigate" the possibility of a sneaky asteroid coming in from a place that is hard to observe like the sun. apparently those smaller sneakier asteroids are still extremely dangerous but for a little don't panic perspective, you should know nasa has cataloged more than 15,000 near earth asteroids, none, not one, pose a risk to earth in the next 100 years. >> are other scientists issuing recommendations on this matter? >> yes. scientists say there are two ways to deflect an asteroid. one, a nuclear warhead or a connettic impactor like a giant cannon ball. cannonball technology is very good technology intercepting object at high speed actually ends up being more effective than high explosives. now, the problem is we still don't have a lot of knowledge about what's inside asteroids and comets so blowing them up could pose other dangers. earlier this year, fema and nasa

the transition team tells us that it was tiger woods that lives in jupiter, florida requesting the game. woods one of the most famous athletes in the world, mr. trump has a new message saying that the upcoming inauguration is going to lack star power, he says this, quote, the so-called a-list celebrities all wanting ticks for inauguration, look what they did for hillary, nothing, i want to people. mr. trump is now saying that he's ready to move on from the notoriously f-35 fighter jet program tweeting he wants bow to go come out with an alternative. he met with ceo's earlier this week and one of those meetings went better than the other one, the boeing one. the president elect is making a lot of decisions for somebody who hasn't been sworn in and newly minted press secretary sean spicer say it is president elect is not breaking any type of protocol by asking the current president for permission to say stuff. >> no, he's the president elect, he doesn't need to check with you but i will say this, president obama and his team will be unbelievably gracious to the president elect and his tea

. >> reporter: juno spacecraft flew into the jupiter orbit on the fourth of july getting us the best look yet at the largest planet in the solar system. >> reporter: fbi director james comey announces decision not to file criminal charges against hillary clinton and that before the election, the director said that investigators were reviewing thousands of newly discovered emails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new emails, the director said he is not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. >> reporter: the year also saw major attacks with law enforcement officers in several cities, the deadliest in dallas where the suspect shot to death five officers ambush-style during a protest against police violence. >> reporter: officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of the zika virus in the u. s., and that u. s. morning pregnant women to avoid the miami area, and the series of the attacks were hours apart in the u. s., and a suspect stabbed 10 people at a mall in st. cloud, minnesota, and the off-duty cop later shot the suspect and kil

road to the trump international golf course for a round of 18 woods, and tiger woods, who lives in jupiter, florida, half hour away, is the one who asked for this game. they were out there for five hours, just wrapped up a little while ago, and the man who may still be the most famous golfer in the world, even after a year and a half, is bipartisan with his playing partners because he made a lot of news for playing a round with president obama three years ago. also in florida. >> the president-elect is a pretty good golfer. i would like to know who won the round. he tweeted this morning about a conflict of interest controversy? >> reporter: he did. mr. trump's son, eric, is no longer go to fundraise on behalf of the eric trump foundation because he admitted in an interview with the "new york times" that he sees some donors may be just giving money to get access to his dad. but that is not something his dad thinks is necessarily the best idea. so 2010ed this: my wonderful song eric will to longer by awe looed to raise money for children with cancer because of a possible conflict of interest

travels with the president-elect had told us that he has left his compound and gone to his golf club in jupiter florida without his travel press pool. now, that is notable because when you are the president of the united states or the president-elect of the united states, there is an agreement that a small group of reporters who regularly cover you go with you whenever you're in public when you could be seen in public. this is a long standing generational commitment that the press and the white houses have made. it stems from times when dangerous events have taken place, assassination attempts, and also world attempts that can be volatile to make certain that he is seen and as access for the about media. not for the media sake, for the public's saying. so it is notable that donald trump has gone without his travel pool after his team has told us that they will comply with this tradition for public transparency. they are again not doing that today. how did we find out? people at the club tweeting pictures, talking about the fact that the president-elect is playing golf today. that is part of the

nasa's juno spacecraft flew into jupiter's orbit on the fourth of july, giving us our best look yet at largest planet in the solar system. back here on earth, the fbi director, james calmly announced his decision not to file criminal charges against hillary clinton. but just days before the election, director, he said investigators reviewing thousands of nearly discovered e-mails that could be related to the case. after reviewing the new e- mails, call me says he is still not recommending any charges against hillary clinton. the year also saw major attacks targeting law-enforcement officers in several cities. the deadliest happen in dallas. i suspect shot to death five officers, amber style during a protest against police violence. officials in florida announced the first locally transmitted cases of the zika virus, here in the united states. the feds have since warned pregnant women to avoid parts of the miami area. here in the united states, a series of attacks just hours apart. investigators say a suspect stabbed 10 people at a mall in st. cloud minnesota. an off-duty cop later shot

to send satellites and vehicles and chips way beyond earth, to land on mars, to visit the moons of jupiterto go way beyond the solar system, do you need men and women to do it? >> i think whatever information we can get with robots, we should do it. but then i think there comes a time to get more information you need a human on he spot. if you had a laboratory here on earth and said, okay, but we're going to deresearch your but all by robotics, i think most scientists would say that wasn't being realistic, there comes a time when you have done all the exploring you can do with robotics and that's the time for man to go and be out there on mars. i'd like to see a mars program. it's a little more in the future than we had indicated today. but i think it's good to plan like this, but i'm still concerned we not lose support in all this, lose support for the international space station, it's very valuable to everybody on earth. >> that is from january 2004. just a kid back then. 83 years young and i still had the horrible toupee, but back to what he was saying that, you can send unmanned capsul

earlier today, played a round of golf at his club in jupiter, florida.e also left the press pool far behind. peter doocy is the with the president-elect live in florida. so peter, what's been going on? >> reporter: gregg, as you know and everybody out there watching knows, 2016 was a really good year for the trump family. and now the president-elect has a special holiday message for anybody that tried to slow him down on his way to the white house. he tweeted this today. "happy new year to all, including to my many enemies and those who have fought me and lost so badly they just don't know what to do. love!" this morning, some of mr. trump's allies in congress were coming to his defense, explaining that just because the president-elect posted on social media that he thinks vladimir putin is a smart person for waiting to respond to u.s. sanctions until president obama leaves office doesn't mean his foreign policy is going to favor putin for no reason. republican congressman sean duffy says, president-elect trump has a plan. >> what we understand from mr.

and he's -- his golf course in jupiter, florida, there's lawsuits involving that where they tried tocertain members. you know, they're up to their usual tricks, and nobody is following it anymore. >> who knows? maybe the next generation trumps can add a little finesse, youth, and charm to the brand. maybe they can do a good job. think optimistically. >> let's give them a chance. he hasn't been inaugurated yet. >> open your mind. open your heart. >> spiritual time of year. >> my friend bill of vanity fair, also wrote for politico. he's great. >> coming up, i'm going to talk with a senior member of the house foreign affairs committee about donald trump's latest nuclear weapons comment. (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! li

. >> reporter: if you are really luck i you can get a peak at jupiter it will rise in the east arounde time geminid peak and should be visible until dawn. from the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist justin drabick. >>> and still ahead right here on "eyewitness news", is this rock on your wish list? it looks weird. it is supposed to be one of the hottest holiday gifts? what you're supposed to use it for and we will show you another unusual gift that has people shaking their heads too. >>> and when "eyewitness news" continues, a local high school looks to take home another state championship. we will be right back. >>> how are eagles responding sunday against washington after head coach doug pederson said some of his players did not give maximum effort against the bengals. well, jordan matthews did practice for second straight daze and listed as questionable, he missed his first game ever against bengals with the sprained ankle. eagles need him back on the field. since he left packers game late in the second quarter the eagles offense has really struggled scoring 17 p

. >> reporter: if you are really lucky you can get a peak at jupiter that will rise in the east around the same time the geminid's peak wednesday morning and visible until dawn. from the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist justin drabick. >> how about that. >> new pictures of saturn have been captured by nasa's spacecraft, pictures seen here are of saturn's rings through four different lens filters. each filter is sensitive to different wave lengths of light showing clouds, hazees from varying altitudes. spacecraft is on a mission to study saturn's system and will continue to transmit atmospheric dad the a through september. >> that is amazing but i'm still amazed by sand grains. >> wow. >> fascinating stuff. >> wow, wow. kate joins us now with the forecast this winter blast is coming our way. >> yes, talking about blasting in the atmosphere but we will have a blast of arctic air invading midwest and on its way towards us. it is not coldest air we have ever felt but coldest air we have felt this season. >> it is all relative. >> yes.lt this season. >> it will be the f