can see the video. >> ladee, safe travels.. >>> a new apple store getting ready to open the doors on the peninsula tomorrow. the new 12,000 square foot store will open at stanford shopping center at 10:00 next doorj1- t neiman marcus. the store was supposed to open last november but construction was slowed because of the store's complicated glass design. this new store is seven times larger than the former one at sanford shopping center. >>> a few weeks after the hobeys close, there's a new business slated to take the spot. this sign here is posted in the now empty store front along highway 9. it announces a business owned by holds llc has applied to move into the location. the company has applied for a liquor license até@ this ózks. they closed last month. citing economic concerns. >>> scott mcgrew, you say the job report is technically good news. >> definitely room temperature at best. 169,000 jobs were added in the month of august. far more than the month previous but really not enough to make a big difference in unemplo

as the ladee heads to the moon. amading. from a balcony in bloomi bloomingda bloomingdale, the image shows the different burn stages of ladee. nasa's ladee spacecraft did run into equipment trouble after launch when it began spinning too fast. but no worries. the lunar probe is on a perfect track and they have plenty of time to fix any issues. laddie's expected to reach the moon on october 6th. how cool, uma. >> cool indeed. very cool pictures, documenting the launch there. terrific. thank you very much. >>> another high-tech treat from nasa. on instagram. if you follow nasa, see pictures from the lunar atmospheric floor as well as other projects, so cool. >>> we'll find out where the 2020 olympic summer game s will be held later today. tokyo, madrid, istanbul making final pitches to the international olympic committee. the crisis in syria's a problem for istanbul's campaign. the next games are set for the 2014 winter olympics which russia will host this year. the 2016 summer games will be held in rio. >>> we take time out f

ladee was designed by ryan lewis at nasa ames research center in mountain view. >> ladee is designedo to the moon, to an asteroid, it could float around the earthed. >> okay, it's ladee. ladee will launch from virginia at 11:22 p.m. local time. after the mission is over the spacecraft will crash into the moon. >> come on, ladee. >>> 5:49. all kitties all the time. next the film festival that makes you want to go purrrr. >> and you could save hundreds." we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ hey! must be the honey! i've been claritin clear for 12. i'm stilldays!itin clear! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one clinically proven claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 17 days! i'm still claritin clear! 22 days of continuous relief! li

ladee was designed by ryan lewis right here at the nasa ames research center in mountain view. >> ladee'signed so it do go to the moon it could go to an asteroid, float around the earth. >> ladee will launch from virginia at 11:22 p.m. local time. after the mission is over, the spacecraft will crash into the moon. >>> time now 6:38. going out to eat with a big group is about to become a little more work. why restaurants may be getting rid of the automatic tips leaving patrons to do the calculations on their own. >> all eyes are on wall street this morning after the latest unemployment report released. what the numbers are saying about our economy. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the early numbers here. so far, so good. coming up, we will get an update from moneywatch reporter wendy gillette. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, female narrator: through sunday, it's posturepedic through sunday, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars

the lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer, or lade for short.ut the size of a water heater, powered by this solar cells and instruments mounted outside the capsule. they are perfectly positioned to explore the lunar atmosphere. >> la des mission will focus on the sticky dust particles floating around the moon. >> we want to investigate that because there's a handful of missions going back to the moon over the next decade and would want to understand it. >> along with getting a baseline reading of the moon's atmosphere, scientist want to solve a lingering lunar mystery. the source of a twilights glow over the moon witnessed and rendered in sketchings by astronauts. >> astronauts on apollo 17 saw it, reported. i. they didn't know what it was. and it's been hanging out there for 40 years and not been able to find out. so we're excited to find out what was happening. >> once it lives up a tonight, the robotic spacecraft with orbit the moon for 100 days and for the first anytime space, lade will communicate with earth using laser beams. >> and scient

the lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer, that's what it's called, or lade, for sure, launches from virginia, but it was built by scientists in mountain view. >> this has been an exciting path here. this, as john mentioned, is the first spacecraft designed, built, developed, integrated and tested at nasa ames research center. we're one of ten missions, but we're a lunar system. >> lade will orbit the moon for 100 days, collecting information about the moon's atmosphere. scientists want to know more about the dust on the moon. >>> the chp is expecting a busy weekend for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. traffic patterns so far are much different from the old bridge. you're actually looking at the old span right here. officers are -- this is actually the western span. officers are watching closely for speeders and handing out tickets to people who slow down and take pictures of the new span on the eastern side. overall, the number of drivers crossing the bridge is up slightly. >>> it won't be easy for bay area billionaire larry ellison and his oracle racing team. the americ

it's great to see people really liking what we do. >> reporter: ladee is set to launch at 8:27 p.m. we've been told the weather looks good over virginia. so the countdown has already begun. live at nasa ames, anne ruben, ktvu channel 2news. >>> today, nasa also unveiled its new instagram account. one of the first images on the account is a photo of the moon. the space agency says it will share pictures and video from the curiosity rover on mars, among other missions. nasa already has millions of followers on social media, including facebook, twitter, youtube, and red it. a spokeswoman says nasa is constantly looking to expand its social media portfolio. >>> new jobs figures are out today and they show the unemployment rate is at its lowest in nearly five years nationwide. but here in california, it's higher than the rest of the country. according to the labor department nationwide, the jobless rate dropped to 7.3% last month. employers added 169,000 jobs in august. here in california, the unemployment rate is at 8.7%. labor secretary tony perez blames congress and sequestration budg

that's kind of the interesting picture with ladee. we'll have to see what happens.he goal is to have 3d video through robotics. in terms of weatherwise, incredibly warm condition, a dominant ridge of pressure. bringing temperatures, north platte, 104 yesterday. it should be at 82. so this ridge stays in place, this heat, full throttle on, straight for the weekend. really no relief in sight. to the east coast, what we've seen, last night and the night before, very cold conditions, even patchy frost around the region. not quite as cold this morning as yesterday morning, guys. certainly temperatures well cooler than what we should be. things will gradually warm up for a gorgeous weekend in the northeast and mid-atlantic. >> thanks. >>> a fashion faux pas on a tweet. one designer taking heat for comments he made on syria. >>> arsenio hall is back. we'll have comments on one one of late night's biggest stars. remember the dog pound? system... [ ding! ] ...heart health... [ ding! ] ...and muscles. [ ding! ] that can only be ensure complete! [ female announcer ] the four-i

. >> how many astronauts are on ladee? >> zero. >> he is right. it is a 180-day unmanned mission to explore the moon's dust which is like microscopic glass. among the experiment is an attempt to send complex data from dope space to earth using laser light instead of radio waves. >> to download a high definition movie from the moon would take hundreds of hours using current technology. with a laser system we can do it in under 10 minutes. >> investors are watching closely because it could revolutionize the way we communicate. for ladee to return on this mission, so nasa will crash it into the moon. it is part of a new reusable low cost generation of spacecraft and now more could be built at ames. in mountain view, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we are learning more about the dangers of arsenic found in rice. arsenic was found in they are teen00 samples of rice and rice products. brown rice had the highest levels. instant rice had the lowest. the fda says the amount of arsenic is so small that rice is still safe to eat, but you should vary your diet. ars

the "lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer" "ladee" --- will begin its 160-day mission to then blasts off at 8-27 our timem a nasa facility in virginiae unmanned robotic spacecraftl study the moon's thin atmose and fine dust. it will then crash land on the surface a become moon dust. scientist ames research center in moun view designed the project -- which cost about 280- milli bucks. thanks paul { new} fresh pressed juice. it's all the rage right nowh claims that it can do everyg from help you lose weight..o fight cancer. sue kwon, on the consumerwatch, has a tae of the juice craze. {nats clips / various veggi going in / whits broll.} na: favorites.. carrot, kale, apple... at six, let me know what you think. and i'll tell you what happd after i tried a 3 day juice cleanse. thanks sue. vacationers aghast at the sn spike in hotel prices. the reason some rooms are going more than 400-dollars a nig. the economy appears to be slowing despite the fact th, you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. uh-oguess what day it is!is?? huh...anybody?

it's called ladee blasting off a little before midnight from virginia. (count down). >> ignition and lift-off. >> 280 million mission will study the atmosphere to see if there is water on the moon. the spacecraft will orbit the earth before plunging to the moon's surface. >> i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. we have been tracking moisture that's been coming along the south portion. tropical storms developing in the atlantic. we have had several in the last week. you can see the systems, along the intertropical convergence zone. moisture from this has been redirected through mexico to the west. we've had a lot of flash flooding because of the moisture flow due to a change of winds for arizona, new mexico and nef. they know it will be wet at the end of the summer because the wind shifts and brings the moisture up. a good way to see the moisture is looking at a satellite enhancing where it is. areas of dark green indicate the highest water content in the atmosphere. you can see the thunder storms, an energy exchange basically in the thunder storms near the

[ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: the launch of ladee the pride of nasa ames mountain view. scientists here designed, developed, built and tested the spacecraft. this engineer worked on its propulsion. >> very, very happy, very proud, you know, all the hard work we have put in. >> reporter: the robotic mission will orbit the moon to gain details about its atmosphere, its surface and how the environment plus this lunar dust. scientists hope it will uncover some of the mysteries of the universe. >> the moon is such a fabulous fascinating place that actually holds in cold storage a lot of the secrets and the mysteries of materials that fell on the moon in the very early days of the solar system's formation. >> reporter: after the launch, researchers at nasa ames began the next phase, controlling the robot's day-to-day functions on its 100-day mission. scientists say the probe represents a new class in low cost explorers. this $263 million journey paves the way for the future. >> this kind of small spacecraft has a lot to offer and we have a lot of questions that we would really

ladee will focus on the lumar atmosphere and moon dust. on the moon reporting seeing an odd glow on the moon's horizon. that was weird because the moon can't rye flekt light. >>> meanwhile a private spaceship virgin galactic's space ship 2 broke the sound barrier for the second time. during the test yesterday over the mohave desert. space ship 2 flew over one and a half times the speed of sound. it hopes to fly tourists to the edge of space by next year. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," julie chen and sharon osborne from "the talk" will be in studio. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." google, what is glossophobia? glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ (announcer) bring the adventure to their bowl with a whole world of exciting flavors. friskies. feed the senses. >>> this week two >>> this week two families met for the first time. they're linked by a tragic death that gave way to a new life. jeff pegues has the story. how long has

robotic spacecraft ladee's mission is to explore the moon's dust and lunar atmosphere. >> and the reason we'd like to investigate that is that there's a handful of missions going back to the moon over the next decade or so, and we want to understand it before we go and disturb it. >> scientists are also trying to find answers to its mysterious glow. the $280 million spacecraft, which is the size of a small car, will be on its mission for six months and will arrive on the moon on october 6th. some startling news from the centers for disease control about electronic cigarettes, also known as e-cigs. a new survey says that twice as many teens admit to using them in 2012 than in the year before. the cdc says this is troubling, as it can lead to lifelong addiction to nicotine -- not just to e-cigs but also to traditional cigarettes. the u.s. food and drug administration still does not monitor the use of e-cigs. >> tokyo. [ crowd cheers ] >> crowds celebrating as the international olympic committee announces tokyo will host the 2020 summer games. it beat out istanbul and madrid, who were also

year and let me just tell you that the ministry of defense is recreated in a very have a republican laded area and there are a lot of civilians and round that area where the ministry is located so your assumption that it would be very easy even for a match you look at first of all i'm not advocating it targeting the defense ministry which is pointless i mean may remember that when the u.s. targeted the belgrade defense ministry and they are totally destroyed it was not any civilian casualties nearby but my point is that doing nothing means many civilians get killed it means that assad basically continues to use chemical weapons with impunity and we're going to see not just you know fourteen hundred kill but fourteen thousand or one hundred forty thousand so you know where does that stop so you know doing nothing does put human lives at stake the kind of limited military strike that is being proposed i mean yes there may be some civilians whose real whose lives. they're just pretty human rights groups would certainly monitor very closely to see that everything is done this possible to spar

. >>> nasa engineers have fixed a glitch on the ladee robotic moon explore, the nasa says the problemhe spacecraft's reaction wheels. a spokesman for nasa ames, which is overseeing the mission says the problem was sorted out a few hours later and shouldn't affect the research. was launched to study the moon's atmosphere and moon dust. >> changes developing offshore with the fog. always with the fog and it's making a comeback right now, pushing back to the immediate shoreline, but away from the fog, some hot temperatures in the forecast for tomorrow. right now on maps on live stormtracker 2, no storms ot there, but the on change. low clouds and dense fog regrouping we have a southerly flow developing and let's see if i can draw that in with my fancy arrows. still we have some very warm numbers inland, right now at the 10:00 hour it's 78 dregrees in livermore, 78. san josi 72, oakland 74 and san francisco 83 today, right now 59 degrees. evidence of that fog bank. this was a time-lapse this evening looking out towards the oakland estuary and there is san francisco and basically the sun g

the space craft is called ladee. i don't think i have it right yet.he launch will be visible along the east coast from south carolina to maine. the $280 million mission will study the moon's thin, dusty atmosphere. the car-sized spacecraft will orbit for six months before plunging from the surface of the moon. >> ross is here with a look at the sports headlines. we're talking will basketball. >> the new york knickerbockers cannot catch a break. jr had to have knee surgery and is expected to be out for mont r months. today he was suspended for violating the league's drug policy. and speaking of money, victoria azarenka will go on to win a straight set advancing into sunday's final where she will meet serena williams who just won her semi match. patriots aaron hernandez back in court where he pleaded not guilty to six charges including first-degree murder. he was not give bail. his attorney has reserved the right to request bail at a late dater. and he has been connected to a 2012 double homicide case and serena williams back in the finals. >> from pres

the spacecraft called ladee is set to launch at 11:59 from the eastern shore.the 280 million mission will study the moon's thin atmosphere. >>> joie chen is coming up at the top of the hour with america tonight. but first your weekend weather forecast with rebecca stevens. ç] >> if you watched the football game in denver last night, you were put off by the fact that it was delayed by a half hour. delayed by lightning strikes. we have a photo to show you. thunderstorms came rumbling out of the mountains. folks in denver are used to this when it gets hot. tied the record of 97°, 97 again, breaking a record of 95. the heat contributed to all those thunderstorms developing in the mountains and rolling down. i know when you're flying, it's always good to plan your flight in the morning going into denver. those storms will cause a lot of turbulence. satellite weather combined. when we talk about the storms that came through denver there was a moisture feed for those storms that came up from the southwest. right where we're starting to watch for another tropical depre

nasa saying ladee is on perfect track and will reach the moon on october 6th. >> and that gives you, brian, plenty of time to make me an 11 x 14 of that shot for my office. i loved it. it was great. thank you so much. kelly? >> a royal security breach going on. details on a break-in at buckingham palace. who may have been behind it. >>> also, the president's strategy for u.s. intervention in syria amid new violence. the plan is coming under fire. why some say a limited military strike could do more harm than good. >> syria's escalating use of chemical weapons threatens its neighbors, turkey, jordan, lebanon, iraq, israel. it threatens to further destabilize the middle east. it increases the risk that these weapons will fall into the hands of terrorist groups. of getting something "new." and now, there's a plan that lets you experience that "new" phone thrill again and again. and again. can you close your new phone box? we're picking up some feedback. introducing verizon edge. the plan that lets you upgrade to a new verizon 4glte phone when you want to. having what you want on the net

still camera was captured the photo of nasa's ladee launch. a frog is there.ink the frog was resting into pool of water under the launch pad. no one knows if it survived but he had the ride of his life. >>> a farm in the midwest is honoring a former green bay parker in a corny way. moyer farm in wisconsin is dedicating their corn maze to former packers wide receiver donald driver. the farm's owner says he earned the honor for his success on field and his commitment to the community. the maze expands across 10 acres. cool. >> that is cool. >>> it is 5:56. new jersey can't catch a break. fire ripping through the boardwalk rebuilding after superstorm sandy. governor chris christie's reaction after what he saw in the area. >> reporter: the controversial new name for the western span of the bay bridge. coming up we'll tell you about the lawsuit and what willie brown has to say to his haters. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of l

. >> the lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer or ladee launches from virginia. it was built by scientists at the research center in mountain view. >> i'm nervous, particularly this has been an exciting path here. this, as john mentioned, is the first spacecraft designed, developed, built, integrated and tested at nasa's aim research center. we're one of ten centers at nasa. we started out as an aeronautics center. this is our third lunar mission. the moon is our friend. >> brilliant minds. latee will orbit the moon for 100 days. scientists want to know more about dust in the thin atmosphere and what it could help us understand about the atmosphere of other moons and planets in our solar system. >>> going from latee so the south bay and the bay area's favorite lassie as they say in scotland. christina loren. >> thank you. 56 degrees to start the day, terry. 55[úf in san jose, 53 degrees i gilroy. i do like leprechauns, 55 in santa cruz. as we take you throughout the bay area, this weekend it's going to be hot. there are some places that you can head where it will

>>> this week several buildings laded -- bills landed on the governor's desk. a few of them for you. one would create an earthquake warning system using an array of sensors that detect the very start of a quake giving people a 60 second warning the prepare. that would cost about $80 million. another bill requires sellers of ammunition to be licensed and for buyers to show id. that bill would also ban the manufacture, sale or import of devices that would enable guns to fire more than ten rounds another a time. -- at a time. another bill would broaden the texting and talking on the phone while driving for people younger than 18 years old. it would prohibit the drivers from using any wireless device behind the wheel even if hands free. >> joining us state senator hill joinings us for a look at what else happened including a bill by yourself on the regulation of limos. we had that tragedy on the san mateo bridge. your bill would -- >> the bill would -- do number of things, first it would require if you're going to modify a limb zone. you take -- limousine. you take

next year is midterm election, the year after that presidential lex start and everybody will be spec ladingut vice president biden versus hillary clinton, for example, and looking at the republican side. he had those things you mention approximated. he has those things you mentioned, immigration, which was to be his signature second term achievement, that's hung up now. there is the fight over funding the government, republicans threaten to go shutdown the government in the process defunding obama care. but if the president were to emerge victorious in this, the thinking is his hand could be strengthen the. but, again, the o opposite is ao true. if the president were to fail and it really is an open question at this point whether or not conga proves this, then he would be significantly weakened heading in to these other fights, david. >> al jazeera's mike ma kara at the hoyte house, great work as always, mike, and thank you. >> reporter: okay. >> senior white house officials say that they believe congress will vote in favor of the strike. however, house speaker john boehner says that chambe

. >> reporter: ladee launched last night from the wilds flight facility in virginia. unlike the quick three-day apollo slight flooits. the lunar probe, the size of a small car, will orbit the moon in hopes of understanding other atmospheres in our solar system. scientists are investigating the moon dust. they believe the dust levitates above the moon surface and even shoots up into the air. >> with ladee we plan to fly through these dust clouds, actually impact the spacecraft with the dust and really try to understand where the dust is being lofted and how it's getting up there. >> reporter: the rare virginia launch leaving millions on the east coast with breathtaking images like this one. from atop the rockefeller center as it heads to the moon. and this image over the clear skies in northeastern north carolina, another over homes in a washington, d.c., neighborhood and this shot from point lookout state park in maryland. the mission will last six months ending with the $240 million probe plunging back. >> i can't get over those images last night. >> i wish i would h

he spent most of the four or five years lading -- leading to the area on the syrian and turkish border. he only had an infinity for arab culture. he studied in a way that few westerners of the time had. the workman on the archaeological site, he would ask them about their families and clans, and he would take notes what they were saying. so he really came to appreciate the way arab society worked. in a way that was unique far westerner at the time. when -- i'm sorry. when the war came along, he was -- he had -- he was on a break from the dig. he was back in england and the war broke out. he was actually too short, he was 5'3". he was too short to enlist in the army. in the initial days the war it was before the ottomans had come to the war. he took a job as a -- he was quite an expert in mapping department of the british military headquarter. and a great story how he became a military officer is that one day a senior general who was going off and going to be a commander in one part of the western front in belgium asked if he wanted to see the up up-to-date. he was outraged he was brief

it will give telefonica an initial stake and months of speculation over the future of the debt ladingom giant. telefonica's stock is up 277% today. >>> and we were just talking about blackberry. m&a is on the rise. a new quarterly report on high volume deals has found they managed to outperformance the globe index in the third quarter by 3.7%, despite falling deal volumes. they showed the best results, outperforming the regional index by a record 10.3 percentage points. not bad returns there. european counterparts, they underperformed by 1.6% as deal volumes in the region here continue to fall. this marks the first time global acquirerers have outperformed since 2011. now, ross, i'm joined in the studio by steve allen. steve, many thanks for being with us. so this is interesting. the north americas outperforming 10.3 percentage points above. these are companies that have acquired other companies, have gone on to do very well after that. what's behind it? >> this is a study looking at deals that are closed. having done the deal, can you start to expect value? we've seen over the last f

on september 11 attack on september 14 the single largest shipment laded from libya in turkey which wasthe go-between. many theories as to why it was attacked but there is pretty solid evidence that the guns that were there we're sought by the terrorist that attacked the and gauzy consulate. that is typical of not wanting to let the cat out of the bag we don't want to look weak or that al qaeda is still a functioning force trying to look at my a is what this policy. >> they are wonderful. i am glad to work with them again. in the past regular payback to know said harpercollins incited schuster. >> host: as of the writing done at home? >> guest: in some cases i do research for prime time propaganda i did on-siteintviewe wave of the future don't buy commercial rea everybody will work from home this had been issued to spend time with family and not wait for the next meeting. >> host: to get pushed back come on primetime propaganda? >> guest: not too much. my sources were pigsty did not tell them i was conservative up front but i felt no obligation because the question is the same serious a

a robotic spacecraft nicknamed ladee will go to the moon to investigate lunar dust.ee but you'll knee to remember serve a space. it's scheduled for 8:30 our time. we are one step closer to the future of commercial space travel. yesterday, virgin galactic had a test launch and climbed from 42,000 to 69,000 feet over the mohavi desert. more than 500 people have signed up. 2 hour flight costs 200,000 a seat. >> because i can afford that. >>> time is 8:41. coming up, a busy weekend in the city by the bay, and the long list of big events could mean a long line of cars in san francisco: >>> we have new information and new developments in this martinez fire here at this used car lot. fire crews back on scene after things have flaired up once again. and i just talked to the people who were inside when the fire started. you'll hear from them coming up. >>> good morning, right now traffic is beginning to wind down for the friday morning commute. still seeing some signs of a late drive to work. >>> already warming up pretty fast and the fog is losing out quickly as well. temper