we went to the moon in 1969. all those americans who built those spacecraft and put their heart and all their abilities into those crafts, to those people, tonight we give a special thank you. to all the other people that are listening and watching tonight, god bless you. good night from apollo 11. >> martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight. >>> severe storms and tornados leave extensive damage in dallas, texas. we'll have the very latest on the dough strux and deaths there. >>> a huge, uncontained bush fire in australia. >>> and later, pope francis prepares to hold the feast of the holy family. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell, "cnn newsroom" starts right now.

then did it get distinguished by did it go to the moon and orbit the moon? or did it go onto the moon or did it open into the surface? that's the most valuable. tiny distinction was it stained with moon dust. one of the checklists that was on their wrist, cuff checklist, you could see in every photo of them walk pg on the moon almost every page is coated in moon dust and traded to private entities for over $1 million. >> who can sell this moon swag has until recent been up in the air. ed mitchell, put the camera he used on apollo for auction in 2011, the space agency got involved. >> no charges were made against dr. mitchell. >> mitchell turned over the camera used to shoot this film to the smithsonian. but apollo astronauts pushed back. saying there was an informal agreement allowing them to hang onto their space souvenirs. and president obama quietly signed hr 4158 into law. it allows apollo astronauts to keep and cash in on items they brought home. like this flag flown to the moon and this personal preference kit belonging to buzz aldrin. and this schemat

a revelation, comparable to galileo's first field the moon through telescope.here were 22 pictures taken. the last data range of 7500 miles. there was scant evidence of corrosion. that the martian surface may be as it was one billion years ago, with little water present. perhaps the best is this one, showing craters, possibly caused by meteors distributed on mars in a pattern similar to that of the moon. after playback, mariner four returned to reporting on interplanetary space. the last data was returned on october 1. we may be able to resume tracking in 1966, hoping for more good data when it moves near to earth in 1967. the mission answered many questions. the big one, "is there life on for the voyager exploration. voyager is designed to explore mars by automated spacecraft. landing capsules may be adaptable to other exploration. in 1965, the first part of the design definition for the voyager spacecraft system was completed by each of three contractors. the voyager spacecraft system will orbit mars to make measurements similar to those made by earth satelli

the moon takes a huge ark, almost like a summertime sun at this time of year, the moon is up higher in the winter, the sun is and it flips as we get temperature, it is not that cool. worcester still at 52 degrees at this hour, that is above where you should be during the entire year, or during the entire day. thunderstorms offshore, this is a cold front which went through the area so the really warm air is further off towards the east right now, but it's still mild, that's cooler air leading edge of which is marked by some showers of the we'll talk about how much cooler it is going to be and i also have snow in the forecast, we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> david, thank you very much. >>> checking our top stories this morning, developing news overnight, a mother and daughter charged with a hoax in haverhill the two made up the report of seeing a baby being thrown from the bridge. you can see it included dive teams, police helicopter, it christmas eve. and 23-year-old daughter misleading police and filing a false report. they will be arraigned on monday. >>> a new problem for

to the moon.there's obviously some strategic reasons for going there for the future transportation settings on but i would like to ask each of you your opinion of whether or not we still have a lot to learn from our own. >> highchair to the last panel for the survey and there there's a mission to look around the south pole of the moon where we think that the lunar mantle has come to help us understand the origin of the moon and what that tells us about the origin and evolution of our own planet, scientifically we certainly have a lot of outstanding questions about the moon at the scientific community has articulated the decade-old survey. >> the moon contains the geological record of the first billion years of the history of the earth and that has been been more or less lost lost me earth because the earth has been so active and so, that for me is the critical aspect of the scientific value in the moon and that is the type that life began on earth and to understand what was happening geologically,

eisenhower did not want to send men to the moon and kennedy did. eisenhower thought that much less of kennedy because kennedy did. i will mention another incident of eisenhower losing his temper that pertains to the space race. this story comes from arthur larson. you see eisenhower with arthur lawsorson. the soviet union launched sputnik in 1957. it marked the beginning of the space age, october 4, 1957. and on november 5, 1957, almost a month after sputnik, arthur larson is in the oval office. eisenhower specifically asked arthur larson to come to the white house -- larson was the director of the u.s. information agency -- and eisenhower made larson the special assistant to the president to help him write eches. on this date, eisenhower was on the phone with his new defense secretary, neil mcelroy. he mentioned creating a director of missile development to give top priorities to america's missile development for defense. but mcelroy was not buying this. he resisted. finally, eisenhower lost his temper, he cursed, slammed on the phone, and accordi

he is much more excited about getting to the moon. steve: i want to go to the moon.ooner then we would go to mars. fly around it at a very low orbit. just skimming the five peaks. it is closer, the views are awesome and it is a long trip to mars. mars is great for all of us, but for a starter location, the moon is significant. emily: jimmy, what about the other opportunities out there? space tourism in general. asteroid mining. jimmy: this opens up a tremendous number of things. the ability to look at all the cities on the earth every day. the ability to allow internet access to everybody on the planet through satellites and the ability to mine asteroids and the moon. in terms of going to mars, the ability to mine asteroids for fuel. all of these advances build on each other. that is eventually that realizes the dream to be able to go to mars. emily: lori, elon musk has proven he can do this. what is the next thing he has to prove? what is the next milestone? lori: i think the private launch of astronauts to space that will likely be within two years. elon, spacex an

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the last full moon is the last of 2015. it's phone as the full cold moon. >> weird christmas for a variety of reasons. >>> it's important to call friends and relatives on the holidays. >> but doing it for the first time from space could be a little tricky. listen to this one. britain's tim peek dialed the phone on the international space station when she tweeted i would like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying hello, is this planet earth in not a prank call, just a wrong number. parents for christmas but sadly they weren't home. >> how do you miss your astronaut son's phone call on christmas. >>> coming up next fb you got good gets under your tree, what you need to know to protect your smart gifts from hackers. >>> first our social pic of the dap. this one from fdny 247, a cool christmas pic. working hard. saw them relaxing and trying to have a quiet day. if you have an interesting pic you would like to share, use the hashtag an it may be picked as meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're alw

is known as a full cold moon. it should probably be called the ironic moon. we have not seen a full moon on christmas since 1977 and won't happen for another 19 years. it certainly won't be cold for the cold moon.>>> we are celebrating winter ironically this year. [ laughter ] >> how about square glasses. [ laughter ]>> i'm working on my handlebar mustache. [ laughter ] >>> 59 degrees is the temperature right now. it's if you degrees shy of the wister is at 55. this is almost becoming -- worcester is at 55. this is almost becoming normal. were at 60 degrees in norwood, mostly 50s regionwide, even low 50s in southern new hampshire. we are in the warm sector of another one system coming through. we will continue to see the mild southwesterly flow of air. the cooler air locked up in canada will not make its way to us in the short term. i just showed you a shower that was in bolton earlier. now they are making their way all the way into boston. watertown, newton, brayton, manchester as well having rainfall. we have ab

night moon. >> good night moon. >> good night cow jumping over the moon. >> it's 6:56. she has a 2-year-old right. >> coming up, lee, mr. long night moon himself has another check on the record breaking christmas warms. >> and a live picture outside st. patrick's cathedral, more there is a place where the cold melts away the hustle and bustle dies down and the only thing left is what's truly important. the radio city christmas spectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. don't wait! >>> celebration of christmas continues this morning at st. patrick's cathedral. >> mallory hoff is right there where mass is set to begin in a few minutes. mallory. >> lauren, bill it certainly is. at midnight mass cardinal dolan welcomed two refugee families. he did not identify them or ask them to stand but said the community should welcome them. as you can see here, people have ride waiting for -- arrived waiting for a 7 a.m. service to begin. mass will be offered throughout the day. many people telling us this morning they look forward to this mass year after y

behind the moon, the moon covered up venus, that was was thanks to jeff. at three high school the, club 57, technical high school and school 57, boston almost up to that high of 56, not up to 76, got to 1998. these were the highs all in the 50s, 54-58 except out in western new england where they started out with fog. back in boston now, it's back down to 489, so it's dropped off a bit, light northerly wind, there won be much wind all night long, already down to 32 in orange and 35 in knoll wood, it's some in these spots going to warm up later tonight, boston will go down more and start back up tomorrow. we had 59 yesterday, 56 today. going to be in the lower 40s tomorrow after upper 20s way out here. and then looks like low to mid 40s in the cape. rising a little bit but here it's only 43-94 for highs, all thanks to a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain which is basically going out to sea, showers break out tomorrow morning, not a huge amount of rain but some rain from time to time, bulk of the rain will go out to sea and there won't be too much of

this will be the final full moon of this year. this rare sight is known as the and while your looking up at the christmas moon... know that it's not just santa up there.... but a nasa spacecraft is also orbiting earth's moon right now. for a few years now. we've got you covered live in waterloo... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. the full moon is not visible in all 50 states... but when the clouds move out of the way... it is supposed to be visible in iowa. tornadoes were spotted in two california counties. in one county, the tornado has already left behind a trail of damage. it is unclear if anyone has been injured. a funnel cloud formed in another county. there is no word if it touched ground. meantime, a tornado in michigan some of the smaller aircrafts also damaged. authorities say the tornado was only down on the ground for about two miles -- and was the width injured. mother nature brought heavy rains along with tumultuous flooding to different parts of georgia on christmas eve. the flooding has reportedly forced evacuations and

nasa says there will not be another full moon on christmas until 2034. >> i think the last full moon on christmas day was 1977, like you mentioned, so a very long time. >> incredible. >> it's a cold morning out there. >> yeah. >> nice to stay indoors and look out at the moon. >> the warriors game going on today and so many people may want to stay inside. starting out at 30 degrees in the north bay, freezing temperatures and spots with fog and that could create black ice and very slippery travel as you head out. as we take a look at the golden gate bridge, not a lot of people out, and in the south bay, 36 degrees, and had to scrape frost off of the windshield this morning before heading out. highs today in the low 50s and a few scattered showers later this morning. >> that's going to do it for us right now, and we hope the see dusting or so of snow, and here is that full cold moon. see you in 25 minutes. >> merry christmas. merry christmas. we'll help you celebrate a day of family, friends, lub and laughter. kindness and compassion. music and merriment as we wish you the happiest of h

meet the photographer out to shoot the moon. but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> felt like someone was clawing the tin off the house, the roof. >> another round of storms slams the southeast. >> birmingham getting hit with a tornado. >> record highs for the holiday. and out west snow storms in the forecast. >> snow a huge problem across the pan handle of texas as well as portions of new mexico. >> president obama paid tribute to six u.s. troops recently killed in afghanistan. >> we never take for granted what all of you do for the american people. >> forced the closure of two major roads in southern california. firefighters are working to battle an uncontained fighters. >> and firefighters in australia are struggling to contain bush fires that have destroyed homes. >> furious that fedex didn't deliver packages in time for christmas. >> there is your lesson. don't procrastinate. i still don't think aisle ever learn. >> a astronaut calling from a above the earth. pretty good se

moon, he says flown to the july 16-24 1969. first booke in the that want to be moon, which is kind of amazing. those are all the artifacts i've brought out. clippingss, diaries, are available from our website. you can go and do a search and find all of them there. >> are cities store -- for staff traveled to massachusetts. learn more about the city and other stops on our tour at www.c-span.org. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. history bookshelf is our weekly program featuring popular american history writers. key -- hed options chronicles the history and fear of polio in the development of the vaccines. presidentscusses franklin d roosevelt's effort to find a cure and the work of the march of dimes, playing a pivotal role in research and fundraising to fight the result -- disease. it is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> good evening. thank you for coming. on behalf of commerce bank and the second-story bookshelf, welcome to tonight stalk. a -- talk. commerce bank has a long history of d

that's the warning from ban k ki-mo ki-moon.ng for a special session in geneva. 80 people have been killed in the past week nat capitol. the fighting started in april and the president ran for a third term in office which he later won. rwandans going to polls to decide to constitutional changes. it would potentially allow the president to stay in office until 2034. as malcolm reports, it may be more divided than the government let's on. >> public meetings about the referendum on changing the constitution have been impossible to miss. these people say they want president paul game to stay in power after he finishes his second term. he has been president since 2000 but in power since his group ended the genocide and took control in 1994. >> now, politicians say millions petitioned them to hold the referendum to change presidential term limits. >> an opposition politician told me they were sure of winning the referendum. i told him, good luck. we have 5 million are a wander ans supporting the change. it's not possible they can have

. the full moon fell on christmas morning was 1977. the next time not been told 2034. pretty special. officially, the full cold moon. 510 in the city of boston right now and 600 in todd right now. 490 in nashua. a little cooler north and west of boston but a warm front has lifted northward during the day. with it, some showers. generally light. one band lifting now with lightbody activity. it will fill back in over the next few hours at times as this area of low pressure comes by. where do we go from here? between now and 3 pm, we may get a little action except for the south coast where we may see rain and even a couple downpours. for your evening drive home, breaks in action. not pouring the entire time but wet roads, particularly boston down to the cape and islands. we get some partial clearing tonight but it's going to be mild. by the time we wake up tomorrow morning, clouds will start to feel -- fell back in but no precipitation. a dry, morning commute. afternoon. lunchtime should be okay the rain will approach quickly and afternoo

a full moon will coincide with christmas day.scientists say the best time to see the moon at its brightest will be just after six 6:00 in the morning. a full moon will not be visible again on christmas day until 2034. the last time there was a full moon on christmas, movie theaters were showing the original star wars movie. george lucas, coincidence? hmm. that's it for international news and al jazeera america, i'm david schuster. we'll be back at 11:00 p.m. eastern for a look at the day's top stories. thanks for watching. >> on "america tonight": a good trip. from party drug to a way out of the darkness? >> i was very skeptical, i just thought it was ecstasy, this party drug and something that people take and get messed up but i was going down a very bad road and didn't feel i had anything to lose at that point. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel, the use of ecstasy, can it cure ptsd?

a full moon hasn't appeared on christmas day since 19-77. and it won't happen again for another 19-years. now fox5 weather 24/7 (( weather )) you might have been able to tell that forecasting the exact arrival and departure times of isn't always easy. we were calling for a lot of cloud cover throughout this first full day of winter which would have kept the afternoon high in the mid 50s. but mother nature had other ideas, and the clouds cleared out, giving us more sunshine and moving the high past the 60 degree mark. the current forecast still calls for clouds to keep coming and going while temps will stay above normal for a couple more days. but the next is supposed to get here during the day on christmas eve. that should mean more wind and much cooler temps heading into the holiday and on into the weekend. we'll go ahead and mention a slight chance for a quick passing shower as santa makes his big sleigh ride over southern nevada. if that happens, higher elevations around the las vegas area could see a snowflake or two (don't hold your bre

moon set at 7:06 tomorrow morning so you have until then to check out that full moon on christmas.res right now conducive to making that trip outdoors. 64 degrees in philadelphia. very mild atlantic city. 62 degrees. a little bit chillier mount pocono but still very mild for you at 49 degrees. checking in on our dew points, tells us about that muggy factor when dew points are up into the 60s it's muggy and not just by december standards all year long. so hard to believe it is christmas eve. and we're feeling humidity in the atmosphere and all of that moisture is contributing to fog settling in reduced visibles right now in philadelphia down to about 7 miles an hour. visibilities down to a quarter mile in wilmington. same case in atlantic city. so that's nearing on dense fog. so if you have to be out and about late tonight or early tomorrow morning, keep that in mine. visibilities likely reduced. have that chance avenue shower or passing thunder shower dropping to 58 degrees in philadelphia. for christmas day i think we're mainly dry during the daytime hours. and very warm as well.

moon set at 7:06 tomorrow morning so you have until then to check out that full moon on christmas.res right now conducive to making that trip outdoors. 64 degrees in philadelphia. very mild atlantic city. 62 degrees. a little bit chillier mount pocono but still very mild for you at 49 degrees. checking in on our dew points, tells us about that muggy factor when dew points are up into the 60s it's muggy and not just by december standards all year long. so hard to believe it is christmas eve. and we're feeling humidity in the atmosphere and all of that moisture is contributing to fog settling in reduced visibles right now in philadelphia down to about 7 miles an hour. visibilities down to a quarter mile in wilmington. same case in atlantic city. so that's nearing on dense fog. so if you have to be out and about late tonight or early tomorrow morning, keep that in mine. visibilities likely reduced. have that chance avenue shower or passing thunder shower dropping to 58 degrees in philadelphia. for christmas day i think we're mainly dry during the daytime hours. and very warm as well.

but we got close to it. >> look at that moon. >> oh, beautiful. just past the full moon technicalities there, gorgeous still bringing us lots of light over the city of boston on this christmas day evening, beautiful lights on the common there in the background, too. hopefully you had a wonderful christmas and you are winding things down now, temperatures are going to be comfortable for the rest of tonight, tomorrow a bit of a cooldown. if you do happen to be traveling, another record that we are keeping track of, 50- degree plus days in december. we've had 18 days now as we add the running tally today, add another day, this is definitely number one in history for boston. the high today officially 62 degrees and the record 65 this time of year should be 38 degrees, believe it or not, and we are still well above normal. 57 in boston, 56 tauton, 60 degrees in lawrence. hour by hour forecast temperatures stay in the 50s and fa into the upper 40s, 4 degrees 7:00 a.m. and we won't warm up too much for tomorrow, lows tonight in boston 943 degrees to be e

have to be ready to moon. that is a challenge. >> and the size of the plane. too small it doesn't show up well. too large and it is not the perfect silhouette. challenge. out to shoot. a half. shot as well. >> absolutely. and money shot video as well. >> we'll see how it goes. oh this looks close. >>. >> oh. >> it was right under? >> just a little wing. >> and as they were speaking with nancy newman. >> we might have one. >> this could be the one. >> get ready. this could be the one. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh. >> oh yeah. >> yeah. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> you got it. >> that's what we come for. >> what's that look like. >> look at this money shot. >> you got it. >> everyone in the group got the prize picture of spirit airlines mk-719 from las vegas to los angeles. they waited two hours. >> it's on instagram right now. >> what do you want to do next to kick it up a notch? >> two days ago we were watching the moon we shot two planes consecutively they almost crossed at the same time. so right then and there we de

. >> if it went to the moon and landed on the moon, was it taken out of the lunar lander and brought to the surface? >> is that the most valuable? >> there is one tiny distinction that makes it more valuable, was it stained with moon dust. >> moon swag. what would it cost on the moon? >> this is

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the moon will be shining bright to guide santa on his way tonight -- since it's the last full moon of the year! the rare sight is called a full cold moon because it shows up during the beginning of winter -- and it's the first time we'll see a full moon on christmas day since 1977. it won't happen again for another 19-years. and this is a little early, but have you started thinking about what to do with your tree after chrismas? have you ever thought about giving it a locations in henderson. drop offs start on saturday.... but make sure you take off all the lights...ornaments...tinsel or any wires. the trees will be chopped up into mulch to be used for landscaping around henderson. still ahead...a small miracle in china after a terrifying landslide that toppled buildings and left hundreds trapped. coming up... hear from a survivor lucky to be alive after being pulled from the rubble that he spent two days buried under. you're watching channel 13, action news, where you ask, and we investigate. man from the rubble...two days after that massive landslide. he's one of the lucky ones so f

and ban ki-moon accepting that criticism. >> james thank you. lots more to come here on the program, including britain's government is to intensify scrutiny of muslim brotherhood members in the u.k. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> welcome back, a remind of the top stories on al jazeera. libya's rival factions have signed an agreement to form a unity government. >>> and the u.n. investigation has found it failed to take necessary action after learning of allegations of sexual abuse of young boys by french peace keepers in the central african republic. >>> the british government is to intensify its krutny of musl

while you are gazing up at the christmas moon... take note that a nasa spacecraft is currently orbiting earth's moon. nasa's lunar reconnaissance orbiter has been investigating the lunar surface since 2009. ((weather toss)) < keely breland some clouds clouds clearing this evening. it will remain chilly. hope you've had a great christmas. we've had some exciting weather. i didn't see any snow at my house, but i was living through everyone elses photos on facebook. clouds will be clearing out for the next couple of days. dry and windy. ....................... weather headlines. breezy in the valley, high wind warnings. mountain snow. ................... current temperatures around the valley. the lakes, the strip, green valley. ..................... current conditions in the southwest. los angeles, phoenix, san francisco ................... our almanac today showing below normal highs. ................... nationally... flash flood warnings as this storm move north. quieting down in the northwest after while weather the last still clou

nasa says it's also called a "full cold moon" because it shows up during the beginning a full moon hasn't appeared on christmas night since 1977...and won't be here again for another 19 years!! it's a merry christmas all over the world today as millions are celebrating the birth of christ. at the vatican, pope francis urged israelis and palestinians to talk peace. meanwhile in britain, crowds waited hours for a glimpse of the queen who relfected on the meaning of christmas. at this time of year, few sights evoke more feelings of cheer and goodwill than the twinkling lights of a christmas tree. meantime here in the states, president obama called on americans to thank our troops and veterans for their service. the president made those remarks during his annual christmas address to the nation. he and first lady michelle obama said it's important to treat one another with love and compassion.. and of course, care for those in need. it's what the holidays are about: coming together as one american family to celebrate our blessings and the values we are spending the holidays in hawaii, as they

but you saw that 34 degrees half moon bay.mperatures will hover right around freezing even at the coast. so we will look for the chance of showers later on today in the afternoon in the north bay, evening and overnight hours elsewhere. and we aren't looking at any rain through the new year. but there's a reason for that. so far the rainfall totals have been pretty impressive for the month. of course, we need more. but we are anywhere from 87% of normal to 133% of normal in the bay area. you can see higher here up in ukiah. that's the good news. that's where the reservoirs are. we have what is called a mid-winter dry spell, which we have every single year. it's not up likely to see anywhere from 4 to even 10 and 15 days of no rain. we certainly are looking at that for parts of december and perhaps january. but by the middle of the week, after the new year, we are looking at more wet weather. the rest of date featuring the cloud cover. cloverdale and santa rosa this afternoon should see showers. by 5:00 not much out there. emery

last full moon of the year! the rare sight is called a full cold moon because it shows up during the beginning of winter -- and it's the first time we'll see a full moon on christmas day since 1977. it won't happen again for another 19-years. and this is a little early, but have you started thinking about what to do with your tree after chrismas? have you ever thought about giving it a second life? you can recycle it at 8 locations in henderson. drop offs start on saturday.... but make sure you take off all the lights...ornaments...tinsel or any wires. into mulch to be used for landscaping around henderson. after all that holiday food.. you'll probably want to hit the gym.. it's one of america's favorite new year's resolutions.. when we come back, we'll show you some of the top fitness trends for 2016. after the holiday.. plenty of folks will head for after the holiday.. plenty of folks will head for the gym to shed those extra pounds.. here are some options.. based on the top fitness trends for 2016. topping th

i really hope ban ki-moon he says he is going to start naming and shaming countries. i hope he is a man of his word. by not naming countries that have personnel that have committed sexual exploitation and abuse, it is not transparent and the public can't pressure those countries to take action. that leaves us in a situation where those countries can repatriate their soldiers and do nothing about it. absolutely they need to be named and shamed. >> truly if you know who it is shouldn't they be removed immediately? >> absolutely. and the u.n. has been taking that action. but as the furthest that the u.n. can go is to repatriate someone back to their home country. it is the responsibility of sending states to ensure that there is accountability for their own nationals for misconduct of any kind and especially sexual exploitation and abuse. >> let's hope it works, mel 9 o'brien, thank you so much. >>> turn down duncan lewis warns that the backlash against muslims is a danger to national security. andrew thomas reports. >> it should be a special day out, after taking her mo

secretary-general ban ki-moon says he accepts the findings and he will take action.reign minister zarif says there are still major obstacles to overcome and talks on the syrian war, foreign ministers from around the world are meeting in new york later to discuss the crisis. the iranian foreign minister told al jazeera there are two main sticking points. >> on the two important aspects one is the opposition groups and the other is a composition of the opposition and list of terrorist organizations that seems to be no agreement and we have not seen anything to agree upon. >>> african union says it's planning to send 5,000 peace keepers to burundi. the au says it wants to protect civilians from fighting that has killed 400 people since april and the u.n. says it's going to investigate human rights violations there, violence began when president zizi sought a third term in office and went on to win. referendum underway in rwanda on weather to change the constitution to allow presidents to stay in office longer. the country's leader has cast his vote. if the public votes

you won't see another christmas full moon and tilt toward the 34. santa and his reindeer passing in front. i got a text message from my aunt driving in from cleveland, and she assured me santana made all the deliveries here in new york. kerry: santa has a liver 7 billion presence of farm. he has an very busy all night. >> i woke up this morning and underneath my tree was bare. kerry: he is circling to the >> hopefully by the time i get home there will be plenty of trees and i am on the nice list. i know you guys are too. kerry: merry christmas. >> meteorologist: we had some dense fog across long island, new jersey, looks like it is lifting, it will be a good afternoon. warm again, and yesterday in the low 70s. clouds coming back this evening and overnight. a couple showers around, in central park looks like we briefly cleared out, high thin clouds, winds calm, dew points not as humid as yesterday and we are at 59 degrees. right now we are talking about warm weather along the east coast, you can see the surge of warm air, some changes that pool of co

secretary general ban ki-moon says he accepts the findings and will take action. elizondo has more from the united nations head quart in other words new york. >> reporter: when french troops in the central african republic work under united nations mandate were accused of raining six young boys the u.n. failed the very people this were sent there to a text. according to a highly anticipated over 100-page long independent report. commissioned by the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon, the united nations and its agencies grossly mishandled those allegations. the report states, among other things, instead of following up on the allegations of child rain, the claims went from desk to desk in box to in box across multiple u.n. offices with with anyone willing to take responsibility. >> the lack of coordination between policies leaves most victims awn tended and run table. >> reporter: the eighthing criticism reaches highin' officials around the world. from the former to him u.n. official in the central african republic to the current high commissioner of human rights i

the full moon full christmas moon is full at 6:11. this hasn't happened until 1977. won't happen again until 2034 so rudolf's notes may not be necessary as santa arrives directly from bermuda wearing his shorts and flip-flops, mild temperature, 46-56. day on tap for us. but probably not record breakers. looking at upper 50s for most. mid 50s worcester. even low 60s popping up in southeast massachusetts. precip. changes we wait until sunday for our best chances. overnight saturday into sunday to get more rain working in here. so running through the timeline clouds with us all weekend. colder temperatures for saturday and the rain arrives saturday night into sunday. this is going to pump through a cold front after it and boy, do the temperatures plummet. 59 for sunday. all the wait down to the mid 30s for highs on monday which lead us to the potential for snow as we get into tuesday. this could be plowable snow. we're nailing down details. while we broke this record for the latest for snowfall for worcester probably not going to happen for boston, it's looking like a b

of the year will appear on christmas day, full cold moon because it shows up during the beginning of winter, a full moon has not appear oned christmas day since 1997 and not again for another 19 year, the big question, will we be able to see it. >> i think so. christmas is looking clear and cold and so it's always nice to hear the like of a full cold moon, we have a name for everything these days including king tides which we never heard of a few years ago, it's snap pee, isn't it? we'll have something tomorrow morning about 9:11 a.m. >>> there is corrie tower, we have a little bit of moisture on the lens, still light rain showers around the bay area and relatively balmy readings, temperatures near 60 degrees, matching the high temperatures forecast for today, high deaf doppler it is in in fact raining on the bay area, mostly drizzle and scattered light rain showers, atmospheric river dry up and replaced by a north westerly flow tomorrow, in the meantime we will have gusty winds that will gradually ease up this afternoon and tonight. on the whole it will be a blustery and shower rei