when it should have been moon shattering news. clearly this, this moment is when america stepped back from greatness. oh, let's see, what's the best way to send the rescu rescue-- russ keyes a message. a tense u.s. security council meeting, no, you light up the goddamn moon way nuclear haloso bright kruschev can read pravda at midnight. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: oh, and what milk toast nancy pants pussied out on our nuclear lunar program? eisenhower. sure, ike beat the nazis but what about the moon nazies? oh, they don't exist? that's just what moon hitler wants you to believe. instead, instead we chose lunar appeasement. and it is just emboldened the moon. i swear last week that thing was half the size. this nation, i say this nation must nuke the moon before it can acquire nuclear weapons of its own. and don't think it isn't trying because we know it is teamed up with fundamentalist islam. (laughter) folks, if you ask me, you shouldn't be asking me because i ask the questions around here. this is tip of the hat, wag of t

moon favors a proactive approach. he has said he would send a mission to the north in the first year as president. he wants to hold summit talks with the north leader. the last time, it was five years ago. park is cool to the idea of a summit. she says for now south korea should focus on providing humanitarian aid. >> kengo, only three weeks to go till election day. can we tell at this point who could be south korea's next president? >> well, shery, as you know, it's a very difficult question. but many recent opinion polls say park has a slight edge with voters. but some people are concerned about her family's legacy. her father seized power in a coup in the 1960s. he's credited with developing south korea's economy but criticized for cracking down on dissidents. so park faces some challenges in her bid for the presidency. things have looked more promising for moon since ahn cheol-soo dropped out of the race. one key for moon will be winning over ahn's supporters who are mostly young voters with no party affiliations.

that is when we get thering aligned with the moon and the sun -- the earth aligned with the moon andun. you get the combination of the sun's gravitational pull synchronized. it doesn't necessarily occur in the spring but they are called spring tides. that is when you have the highest effects of the moon on the tide. that is an eerie moon. >> this is from the storm on monday night. >> that's all i got. >> well, it was good. i'm mesmerized by that image. >> simple answer to that one. yes, it did affect the storm tides. thank you for the question. if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. >> so maybe tomorrow -- what is today? today is thursday. >> maybe tomorrow, we'll bring back the music and all that stuff. >> you sure it's just not broke onthat is a good possibility too. >> the next question, does the full moon affect our equipment. >> everything affects our equipment. >> let's check in with julie wright to get the latest. >> tucker and i were going to sipping for that. >> do what? >> sing. >> like blue moon or something? >> i don't kn

>> yes, moon and ahn, although moon and ahn are opponents in the race, they were not very adversary. they didn't criticize each other very much. this means to me that they do not consider themselves enemies, but partners hoping for victory in the presidential election. staff members from both sides have frequently spoken of a unified candidacy, but they have yet to agree on who that unified candidate should be. >> it's less than a month until the election. why are they still unable to decide? >> yeah. each side realizes that only a public poll can decide on a unified candidate, but they're arguing how such a poll should be taken. moon of the democratic party is saying the question should be, who would be the most appropriate candidate. independent ahn is saying the candidate should be the one with the best chance of beating the ruling parties. approval ratings vary according to how poll questions are asked. >> do you think they wl eventually be able to come up with a unified candidate? >> i can't say for sure. neither candidate appears willing to drop out of the race. ahn is now very

>> yes, moon and ahn, although moon and ahn are opponents in the race, they were not very adversary. -- aggressive. this means to me that they do not consider themselves enemies, but partners hoping for victory in the presidential election. staff members from both sides have frequently spoken of a unified candidacy, but they have yet to agree on who that unified candidate should be. >> it's less than a month until the election. why are they still unable to decide? >> yeah. each side realizes that only a public poll can decide on a unified candidate, but they're arguing how such a poll should be taken. moon of the democratic party is saying the question should be, who would be the most appropriate candidate. independent ahn is saying the candidate should be the one with the best chance of beating the ruling parties. approval ratings vary according to how poll questions are asked. >> do you think they will eventually be able to come up with a unified candidate? >> i can't say for sure. neither candidate appears wants to drop out of the race. ahn is now very popular, especially among yo

no one goes to the moon alone.alue in any human endeavor alone. neil armstrong wanted us to know that. it was not about him, as others said. it was about all of us. it has been said that each person has in our life -- we hope this is true. each one of us gets one moment of insight. are burning bush, if you will. and otherworldly, sometimes stopping experience that somehow succeeds -- time-stopping experience that some house exceeds to get through to us. -- somehow succeeds to get through to us. we assume that the defining moment of neil armstrong's life was the amazing 2.5 hours on the moon. how could it be otherwise? it was a first giant step. we know well that he tended to downplay the impact of that experience. he was speaking to a group of students and he was ousted perhaps for the millionth time how walking on the mood changed his life, he replied, because of walking on the moon he got to go to a lot more press conferences in which people ask him how the mood changed his life. [laughter] --then he went on to s

all they will say is did the moon get blown up? >> it was go usa. >> better yet, drop bombs that form craters in the giant usa on the moon. >> bill, is it possible that this idea leaked out earlier than we think and george lucas used it as the idea for the ending of "star wars"? >> i wouldn't know this obviously. >> no, george lucas, i don't give him credit for anything. i don't think this is as much commentary on the times in the 50s or the science involved and more on our current media. every single story that teased this, you are like, we tried to blowup the entire moon? no we were sending nukes over there that would do no damage. the worst part, the current state of the media assumes everyone watching thinks the moos is the size of a tennis ball and easily knocked out with a couple of nukes. i don't know who loses here, but a lot of people. >> i couldn't agree more. >>> next topic. on tuesday china's communist party newspaper picked up a story that kim jun was named the sexiest man alive. the easily duped people's website offer

when neil armstrong walked on the moon, united airlines took reservations for the first trip to the moon. i called. i got a reservation. i said do you still have that list? are you kidding? it was just a stunt. this is absurd. >> see, this is it. you really wanted to get to the moon, didn't you? >> i don't want to go to mars. >> i am still angry. when i went to the doctor to get my stitches, i got five in my lip, they put me in a straight jacket and told me i was going to the moon, a little boy in the 1970s. >> that is really cruel. >> were you in an elevator? >> it was scare yes, sir than that. scarier than that. >> jedediah, this will happen in the future, maybe in terms of inflation. $500,000 is not going to be that much to go to mars. >> what will be enticing on the moon? i have to know what is there. >> you mean mars. >> mars interests me less than the moon. the moon is romantic. >> full of cheese. >> i have been reading about that in romance novels. i will go with the moon. mars, what is there? what is the lure? >> i don't know what the lure of mars is. it is not good up there. >>

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every time the moon came through the gab, they did massive construction for it. so you know it was the time and you know there was somebody pacing up there just checking whatever watch he had, looking at that gap and thinking, i hope this is the day. and it was the day. we stood there and waited and he said first light, we all looked and we couldn't see it. he had a better eye, he had been watching this much longer than us. but then we started to see the glow. and then the orb of the moon rose into this narrow gap between two twin towers looking north into the rocky mountains. and as that happened, i turned around and as the south -- and i see out of the rocky mountains, i could see a gap where the piedro river flows south and through that gap i could see the desert of northern new mexico and just over the horizon, just about 120 miles away, is chaco canyon, the largest anastazi site in the southwest, just over the horizon. and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two

in the city 78 and watsonville 78 and gilroy 8 5.5 moon bay is -- 85 and a half moon bay as well. hit and miss, saturday we warm up and a stronger cooler system moves in for sunday. >>> how easily can the government read your personal e- mail? the surprising number of e- mails the government receives to snoop and how google responses to that request. >>> and a man is wanted in a murder investigation. >>> highway four looks good coming up to the willow pass grade and we will tell you about some trouble we have had in contra costa county on the roads. at cepacol we've heard people are going to extremes to relieve their sore throats. oh, okay, you don't need to do that. but i don't want any more of the usual lozenges and i want new cooling relief! ugh. how do you feel? now i'm cold. hmm. this is a better choice. new cepacol sensations cools instantly, and has an active ingredient that stays with you long after the lozenge is gone. ahhh. not just a sensation, sensational relief. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah bl

it is called earth moon point.,000 miles from the earth. further than any manned space mission has ever gone before. sounds really far. what is special about that? and why build an outpost there? >> there are a number of different earth moon libration points and it's the space where all the objects are in balance so it would take very little fuel to keep an object in that area. so if you're going to build a station at one of the points between the earth and the moon or beyond the moon, you would pick a libration point. >> you spent six months living on the international space station. this location would be far more dangerous we understand for an astronaut's health. could you tell us why? >> sure. he you're in low earth orbit you're under the protection of the radiation belt, a charged -- it's an electric field, if you will, and it traps a good portion of the charge particles of radiation that come from the sun. so we're pretty well protected. once you get past about one-third of the way to the moon you're beyond t

since his return to iowa, moon has been housed in this maximum security unit. prison has restaffed its security towers, added a new one and stepped up inspections for escape attempts. despite the restrictions now placed on his movements, he still feels the attempt was worth it. >> aside from getting caught, i don't regret it one bit. i'd do it again tomorrow, if i could. >>> next on "lockup raw" -- >> these are the worst of the worst. >> it's aggressive, dangerous, violent, you know. >> in one prison's most notorious cell block, a gray haired man provides an alternative to violence. >> i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a pretty friendly kind of relationship. [ male announcer ] free windows 8 training from your son. can you help me with something? nope! good talk. [ male announcer ] or free windows 8 training when you buy a computer at staples. another way staples makes it easier to upgrade. humans -- even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with

if you are out there for a moon light drive, it's a great morning for that because you've got a moon.n light drive without one. it's looking great out there this morning. nice and clear. beautiful weather on the way, and i mean just fantastic. not seasonal, well above. lisa argen is here now to tell us all about it >> yeah. we had a couple 70s yesterday. more 60s, though. hollister hit about 70s and today you see more 70s. you talk about the 80s come back. >> i like the 80s. >> and we get another hour of sleep tonight too. >> that's right. don't forget that. set the clocks back. >> that's right. our roof camera right now is looking at the clear conditions. a few areas of higher clouds so we will call it partly cloudy overall. 6:39 is the sunrise tomorrow. today is 7:38. we will, of course, change back to standard time. we are talking about temperatures anywhere from, let's see, two to four degrees warmer today and that's taking us a little bit above average today. live doppler 7 hd. we are looking at some cloud cover, mainly just high level clouds and those will thin out throughout th

we have wind gusts at the coast half moon bay up to 26 miles an hour. winds are ramping up. these two areas of rain are merging. couple areas of rain ahead of the cold front this is all coming together as anticipated. we are looking at heavier rain off the sonoma county coast, yellows in here, and very light returns with sprinkles elsewhere over the bay. gender, point rays, getting into the light to moderate rain now. looks like this has slowed a little, still going to move in throughout the morning. looks like 8:00 to 11:00 the heaviest rain, gustyiest wind, 57 in -- san jose, fog in napa, already around the gel that -- around the delta, upper 40s to upper 50s with winds increasing and rain truth the morning. chance of a thunderstorm will be breezy, a few peeks of sun this afternoon, by tonight, scattered showers. next storm system on cue to move our way later this in the day tomorrow. as for today, we are tracking this one and it is on course, rain, wind getting heavier throughout the morning. >>> right now things quiet, couple of areas of concern. macarthur maze 580 and 8

actually see the moon is out now. that bright spot to the right of the moon is jupiter. last several hours, cloud cover breaking up. a few clouds north of washington and fredericksburg south. still clouds over the mountains, where they are still recovering and power out in western maryland from allegheny, garrett county. dealing with power outages there. as we go forward throughout the day today, we'll have temperatures rather chilly. in fact, we'll be chillier than average for the next several days. right now, down to 34. manassas, prince william, charles county, to 40 degrees. mid 30s in montgomery county. a cold start, down to 34. chan dough wavalley, many locations in the 30s this morning. hour by hour throughout the day. 6:00 a.m. temp tufrs in the 30s, much of the region, a light breeze, but the winds will pick up a bit. gusts to 15, 20 miles an hour from time to time by noon, and partly cloudy, near 50, maybe much stronger gusts during the afternoon to 25 miles an hour. breezy, chilly day coming up. but we'll have welcome sunshine in and out. sunshine, 7:37. sunse

since his return to iowa, moon has been housed in this maximum security unit.s restaffed its security towers, added a new one and stepped up inspections for escape attempts. despite the restrictions now placed on his movements, he still feels the attempt was worth it. >> aside from getting caught, i don't regret it one bit. i'd do it again tomorrow, if i could. >>> next on "lockup raw" -- >> these are the worst of the worst. >> it's aggressive, dangerous, violent, you know. >> in one prison's most notorious cell block, a gray haired man provides an alternative to violence. >> i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a pretty friendly kind of relationship. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. ♪ make it worth watching. ♪ the new 2013 lexus ls. an entirely new pursuit. gives you a low national plan premium... so you can focus on what really matters. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano

no one goes to the moon alone.n endeavor alone. neil armstrong wanted us to know that. it was not about him, as others said. it was about all of us. it has been said that each person has in our life -- we hope this is true. each one of us gets one moment of insight. our burning bush, if you will. an otherworldly, time-stopping experience that somehow succeeds to get through to us. we assume that the defining moment of neil armstrong's life was the amazing 2.5 hours on the moon. how could it be otherwise? it was a first giant step. we know well that he tended to downplay the impact of that experience. he was speaking to a group of students and he was ousted perhaps for the millionth time how walking on the mood changed his life, he replied, because of walking on the moon he got to go to a lot more press conferences in which people ask him how the moon changed his life. then he went on to say, never miss an opportunity. no one had ever flown a plane at supersonic speed. there was the space program. going to the moon

ban ki-moon has called for an immediate cease fire in gaza. speaking in cairo, he's warned that any israeli ground operation must be avoided. the country has decided to hold off on planneds for a ground invasion. oil prices currently trading slightly lower. brent crude sitting close to a one month high at the moment. joining us for how is head of commodity market strategy. we'll get to harry in a few moments. he's miking up. meanwhile, china firmly on track. this doesn't mean in-flows to the mainland is expanding. latest data showed another contraction extending the longest run in falls of three years as corporates continue to cut back on spending because of global growth uncertainties. china drew in $913797 billion in fdi money between january to march, down 3.45% compared to last year's figures. harry is now good. let's kick off with previously renewed tensions and violence in the gaza strip hasn't fed in. >> i think the latest events add an additional layer to pre-existing geopolitical tensions. but the current geography of the events over

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boat owners and some of these were the crab fishermen we talked to in half moon bay yesterday they are being asked to make sure their vessels are moored any potential marine pollution sources are secured if boats start getting knocked around today and over the next few days, we don't fuel or anything leaking into the water, obviously. we are keeping an eye on the situation out here near the water. i know there are always risk takers who take advantage of ocean conditions like this. you couldn't pay me enough, i'm close enough and it is already feeling a little risky out here. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> you are not asking for a raise though. caltrans crews taking extra precautions on the bay bridge, construction project there is the subject of heavy winds workers on the span will be called down when winds reach over 20 miles an hour the main suspension cable is wrapped in a special zinc paste and plastic. >>> california emergency management agency reminds us the storm provides a good kick to make sure we are ready for the rainy season ahead or any type of natural hazard we are encour

his decision gave moon a boost in opinion polls. a weekend survey by public broadcaster suggests park has a two point lead over moon. the election is scheduled for t. who ever wins mustards diplomats with japan. japan claims islands in the water separating the nations but south korea controls territory. both candidates say that's not up for negotiation. still park says japan is an important friend. she wants to increase economic cooperation. moon says leaders of both countries should make efforts to present be a past from hinder ties but he's firmer on certain cases. he says japanese officials are distorting facts on long standing issues. the debate over territory and history will continue after south korea elect a new president but some business people say the coverage misrepresents what's really going on. they say people from both countries are finding new ways to work together all the time. >> reporter: this restaurant serves japanese noodle ramen. the staff here speaks japanese. the menu is written in japanese but this restauran

. >> andrea: coming up, did you know that there was once a secret plan to bomb the moon?the story up next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we all make bad decisions. like say, gas station sushi. cheap is good. and sushi, good. but cheap sushi, not so good. it's like that super-low rate on not enough car insurance. pretty sketchy. ♪ and then there are the good decisions. like esurance. their coverage counselor tool helps you choose the right coverage for you at a great price. [ stomach growls ] without feeling queasy. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. ♪ ♪ >> bob: we were in a race with russians to get to the man on the moon. but if the russians got close, we'd nuke it. the moon. >> andrea: when men were men. >> bob: it's amazing, a story, the project was called the -- that is the 475-pound woman. what was that project -- 81-19. we couldn't get a nuclear weapon up there. we could get atomic bomb up there. do you think we should have done that? >> eric: genius. it's brilliant. if you are going to beat us, hey, russia, if you look

around 41. 42 livermore everybody else concord also in the mid to upper 40s san francisco and half moon bay low to mid 50s at the coast low to mid 60s mid 60s to low 70s for the warmest weather that will be around the bay, above average inland with upper 60s to around 70°. have fun shopping. >>> traffic light this morning, black friday light, live shot of 80 through berkeley past university on to the macarthur maze normally on a regular friday commute in would be all headlights heading into the macarthur maze looking good now. drive times if you are headed out to the mall, 580 to pleasanton to the stoneridge mall, nice drive from the altamont pass to 680. 680 commute pass broadway plaza and walnut creek good 18 minutes from the benicia bridge highway 101 traveling towards best buy, already bust ing -- bustling 10 minute drive from novato. >>> developing news from san rafael, fight in a nightclub results in gunfire outside the club. two hospitalized. it happened at club 101 in the 800 block of west francisco boulevard where terry mcsweeney joins us with a live report. >> reporter: abc7 n

my guest is none other than former presidential candidate and current moon governor newt gingrich.laughter) two titans of south carolina politics going head to head. but who can forget when gingrich swept the south carolina republican primary and i ran for president of the united states of south carolina. (cheers and applause) sadly, sadly, folks, i had to suspend my campaign on the technicality that i do not want that job and it does not exist. (laughter) but, folks, all that's behind us now. presidential elections of 2012 is finally over. after two years of relentless poll analysis, electoral map swiping, undecided voter dial testing and being forced to use the word "cuyahoga" in a sentence -- (laughter) -- we can finally take a breather. just relax with a nice soothing cup of camomile breeze and just let it all -- >> do you think it's too early to talk about 2016? we don't think so. (gunshot) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: (bleep) you! i've had it! i'm a human being goddamnit! i have rights! can't we just move on to some other aspect of our lives? not everything is a constant

down their vessels so they are not banging around in the marina that was the case yesterday in half moonbay we talked with crab fishermen who came in early but were paying special attention to tie down their boats and be secure for this storm. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 6:36. residents on the peninsula will be keeping a close eye on a sliding hillside where a mudslide happen earlier this month, a water main break caused a mess november 13th. crews have been working around the clock ahead of this week's storms to shore up parts of the hill. so far daly city has almost half a million dollars to repair damage caused by the break and flood. >>> water district using webcams to keep an eye on rivers and creeks icam monitor critical drains in los gatos, sunnyvale and morgan hill. employees will monitor the network of webcams the water district is encouraging homeowners to remove leaves and other debris from gutters. >>> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the storms hitting the bay area track the rain yourself at abc7news.com. >>> 6:37. traffic and weather, together. right now yo

san francisco at 53°, no problems there. 55 half moon bay, 52 mountain view, los gatos 47.ere's a look at that quarter mile visibility, park mile and a quarter fairfield, -- five miles in oakland. if you have a flight out tomorrow that is probably when we will see more problems, wind advisory in effect tomorrow and a cold front bringing heavy rain. today, breaks in the overcast, 8:00 partly cloudy around bay, thick high and mid level clouds inhibit our warming today, 3:00 still a lot of clouds, areas of fog, with wet and windy tomorrow, more storms lined up for the weekend. there are three storms and they both promise to bring in a good amount of moisture here's the first this will buy up the subtropical moisture, wind and rain. the second one comes in thursday night about 8:00 at this point that will linger into friday the third system here, arrives with more rain and wind into the weekend, saturday. the second one's emphasis will be in extreme north bay. number one, 8:00 tomorrow morning stormy from the north to south bay, heavy rain front moves through by 11, 12:00 behin

peninsula, low 70s for the most part. 70 in pacifica. 72 half moon bai. mild in coastal spots and inland locations. 70 degrees in downtown san francisco. upper 60s, low 70s in the north bay. east bay, highs of 72 in oakland and fremont. highs tapering off to the western edge of the inland east bay to cooler readings in the eastern edge of the inland east bay. only 67 in brentwood. near monterey bay, mid-70s, how mild can you get in november? here is the accu-weather forecast. two more mild days coming our way, then we cool down friday. rain arriving friday, rainy throughout the weekend. periods of rain. into monday, showers tapering off on thus. -- tuesday. >> up next, the stars show up at the saga's final premier. just ahead actors talk about fans, and kristin stewart chats about growing up. >> and a panda cub at the zoo finally gets a name. 100 days after birth. >> taking a look at traffic on the bridge right now, moving smoothly in both directions on this tuesday. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. >> want to give you updates

you need a flat surface where the planets and moon and sun sets.en the sunrise is going to be right there again. >> pretty impressive for people that didn't have any instruments? >> they didn't have any tools to keep record of the stars. it was direct observation. >> reporter: a mexican archaeologist has worked on many sites of the mayan ruins? >> only the noble people related with the power were the people that kept the record of this. >> they were able to see look ahead. what they looked ahead to and found was significant in what we call the 21 of december, 2012. >> she author of the book, fingerprints of the gods. >> with the calendar it is possible to tell exactly what the phase of the moon will be on a particular day 2,000 years from now or 2,000 years before now. >> reporter: they had a variety of calendars that ran in cycle of the sun, the moon and visible planets. >> why was the solstice important? >> it was very important because they kept a record. they can now know that the rainy season is going to begin and for the construction of the b

could launch warheads from the moon.ios, and is he very glad now that they're in the realm of science fiction, suzanne. >> yeah, really. all right. hard to believe there. thank you, brian. good to see you, as always. >> good to see you. >> we have pictures here coming out of the white house. mitt romney leaving the white house just moments ago. this was after he had lunch with president obama in the private dining room. you can see him getting into his vehicle there. he was with -- they were together about an hour and ten minutes or so. we don't have details yet on what they discussed, but, of course, good to be a fly on the wall just to get a little bit of the flair of that lunch. we're going to bring you more as soon as we can and we are going to also cover as well hillary clinton out with a plan to fight the global battle against hiv and aids. it is a fight for an aids-free generation. love 'em even more. i earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. t

all of this possible because although the sun is bigger than the moon, the moon is 400 times closer. >> it is just absolutely awesome. a fantastic display. >> this is the first one i have seen. it is just amazing. >> absolutely amazing. brilliant. >> australian television brought in their own crops to help any other confused viewers. >> the moon is passing in front of the sun. it will continue to pass here and in two hours it will be gone. >> it was the real thing that held everyone spellbound for two short minutes. want to see the next total eclipsed? head to the north atlantic in 2015. duncan kennedy, bbc news, sydney. >> let's remind you of our top story at this hour. china is just 24 hours a way of -- from officially naming their new leader. he will take up the reins of power with a new generation of leaders who have just concluded the 18th meeting of the communist party in beijing. i will see you very soon. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented

and the idea of taking out the moon would have gotten their attention. of course it would have taken out the moon and thus half the love songs ever written the astronomer, carl sagan, was a young graduate student back then who had the good sense to warn the federal government against it. >>> and up next, the most famous heir to the throne waits for his turn with impatience. >>> rolling stones getting a lot of attention for their 50th anniversary concert in london last night. they now begin their tour. however, they are not the only prominent brits in the news. prince charles at age 64 has waited longer than any heir to the throne in british history. and in comments he made last weekend, he is just now showing some impatience. our report from london and nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: at an age when many retire, prince charles has not even started the job he was born to do. he has grown up in public. seen his oldest son marry, and watched his mother celebrate 60 years on the throne. he has played the waiting game to perfection, which is why the latest co

moon is speaking to convince ahn to let him become the lone challenger in the december election. >>> north korea says it's ready for better relations with the united states, but it says the u.s. must first end its policy of hostility toward the north. the message came almost a week after the re-election of u.s. president barack obama. experts say the result should be a relief for the north as his republican challenger, mitt romney, had presented a much harsher policy toward the country. in an editorial in monday's edition of the korean workers'party's rodong sinmun newspaper, the north urges the u.s. government to make the 1953 korean war armistice a peace treaty. it says that by doing so the u.s. can show its willingness to end its hostile policy towards the north. the north says it would be then able to work with the u.s. to seek better relations and resolve nuclear issues. in february, if two nations agreed on a food aid program for north korea. in exchange for a moratorium on its nuclear and missile development. but the u.s. suspended the program after the north carried out a roc

. >> and the secret plan to set off a nuclear bomb on the moon. plus -- >> i'm bill weir. dan, carolyn, coming up, the balls have bounced and the numbers drawn, but is there a winner in the biggest pay day of powerball history? our conversation with brad >>> the murders of two teenagers in oakland is under scoring the fear that criminals are getting bolder by the day. tonight police officers offered advice to people living in the danger zone. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has that and the parents of both young victims. >> my daughter was not where she was supposed to be. i begged and pleaded with her to stay off the streets of oakland. she was supposed to be at a friend's house. you know, it is bad out there in oakland right now. >> 15-year-old raquel and her 16-year-old friend bobbie were gunned down here on this east oakland street corner early sunday morning as a car drove a just worship -- for all of the parents out there, worship every moment you can with your children. you never know when they will be gone. >> just two and a half miles away from the murder scene

moon says leaders of both countries should make efforts to prevent the past from hindering ties. but he's firmer on certain cases. he says japanese government officials are distorting historical facts on longstanding issues. the debates over territory and history will continue after south koreans elect a new president. but some business people there say the coverage of these differences misrepresents what's really going on. they say people from both countries are finding new ways to work together all the time. nhk world's kahu izumitani has shows us. >> reporter: this restaurant serves japanese noodle ramen. the staff here speak japanese. the menu is written in japanese. but this restaurant is in seoul. >> translator: political issues will not affect the popularity of japanese food culture here. >> translator: political disputes and cultural exchanges are completely different issues. >> reporter: now south koreans can dig into japanese food in restaurants all over seoul. two years ago, mika joku and her south korean husband jumped at an opportunity to introduce ramen to the capit

we could see clear skies, we could see a beautiful moon through some very light clouds. there's little wind. it's cold and dry. speaking of cold it shows on the cars lining the streets. they are covered in frost. with the frost here in napa people are wondering what about the grapes? people are hoping the temperatures don't drop much more than this and damage their vines. obviously it's other a long way to go before winter even begins. that's in more than a month from now. but here in napa, a trost advisory remains in effect until 8:00 this morning. so you can imagine we will be staying arm while we can. starbucks is opening soon. we might try to go in there and get some warmth and talk to some napa residents this morning. we are live in downtown, apc7 news. >> did you feel any -- was there any ice on the roads slick at any point? did you notice anything like that when you were driving around up there? >> you know, nothing like that. not yet, at least. thankfully we were safe. just a very thin layer of frost coming the cars this morning. it's starting to melt a little bi