the moon when you get into that new moon phase, there's another pretty shot. you get the tendency to get the bigger tides because the sun and the moon are pulling very aggressively on the earth and creating the high and low tides. for us we had records today. the san francisco tied the record downtown at 68 degrees. oakland was 71 degrees. downtown that broke a record. some more records show up here. in oakland they tied a record. december23rd and we're doing upper 60s. you see the rain up here in portland. this whole area is going to drop down as we head into the next 17 hours or so. it's a rapid mover. it's going to fly through here. it's going to start off right after lunchtime. we do start off with fog tomorrow morning as we did this morning. there was a lot of it in san jose. a lot of it in the central valley. right through temperature pulls, you get fog and you'll get it. you got this morning. you will see it again tomorrow morning. and then immediately after the fog burns off. or goes away. this system moves in. so overnight lows tonight in the 40s. look

here'sed mood with the new moon we have right now and the earth is in this position because today is the winter -- winter soltice. >> just to give awe reference here, this is the golden gate, the high tide layout if you can see this afternoon from this morning, we had around 10:15. 6.7 feet, we'll do it all over again tomorrow at 6:58. and minor improvements for tuesday, not by much and wednesday, we'll gradually shape up until wednesday and thursday, all a function of the moon and a change in the phase, will have a big impact on the tide situation. >> thank you very much, mark. >> >> a christmas fund-raiser is underway, right now to help a young oakland girl who was paralyzed by a stray bullet. you may remember the nine-year- old. we introduced you to jacqueline awhile ago. she was playing in her yard last may when a bullet severed her spinal chord. there was a celebration this afternoon in her honor and a foundation is the collecting donations. when she got out of the hospital, she said she did not want to use a wheelchair and is determined to walk again. >> >> saint anthony's foun

stand out from the shower peak tonight is good news for observers because we are a day past the "new mooning the last dark hour before dawn. >> i'm going to be asleep. >> me too. >> i'm sure it's spectacular. >> one last time about the weather forecast at least skies will be clear tonight. >> that's right. spencer here with the latest. >> that is true. hers live doppler 7hd mostly clear skies right now. few places where some fog in the early morning hours but most of the bay area not socked in in fog tomorrow. state wide tomorrow afternoon look for sunny sky top to bottom. high of 68 at khibing o. 63 sacramento 74 down south los angeles. 77 in san diego. here in the bay area we have mainly sunny difficult as well after whatever fog develops overnight burns off in the morning. we have high in the afternoon at record level in all locations with asterisk. 70 santa rosa. 67 at san rafael. oakland. and san jose. all the locations are likely to set new record hay for tomorrow date. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. after the warmth of tuesday we have the cool and showers of wednesday. wed aft

a crisp, clear cold tonight and look at this beautiful picture of the noon wow, this is moon over lawrenceville new jersey this evening and it is spectacular a moon that continues to grow. toward north and west of philadelphia temperatures in the 20's in in collegeville. buddies reporting a temperature of 29. the wind just out of the northwest at 2 miles an hour n clouds but a beautiful moon and sky, cold cold cold. if would you like to track cold or perhaps the snow this winter you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather caster. go to cbs philly.com/watchers. one place they are loving the cold cold, cold jack frost big boulder making snow. guns going. 24/7. look at the the snow borders and skiers. they build their jumps. they are having a great time. this is the busiest week on the slopes, between christmas and new years. enjoy it, guys. temperatures around the area on the cool side site here, on the board poconos 20 degrees a that temperature you make pack powder and fast amount of time. in allentown 30 degrees. twenty-nine in reading. 36 degrees in philadelphia. twenty-

new world? >> rockets and spaceships, satellites and asteroid miners. moonders and space ports, and even 3-d printers. innovation. >> space is about two things, exploration, and how you go and exploit it and profit off of it. >> many in the last four years the u.s. commercial space industry has experienced a major boom. global government spending on space is decreasing as the commercial sector grows. of the $314 billion global space industry, the united states spends $74 billion on space. around $17 billion of that goes to nasa. $122 billion is made up of commercial space products. and $117 billion goes to space infrastructure, building spacecraft, launch pads, rockets, insurance, and research and development. the american space industry got a boost on april 15th, 2010. >> we are work with a growing array of private companies. >> that's when president obama promised nasa $6 billion over the next five years to seed private space companies. >> that opened up a lot of opportunity for clever ambitious people, business people who thought they could do things chea

new evidence of an ancient lake on mars. but first, there are some gorgeous pictures coming to us from saturn giving us a never before seen view of the ringed planet's moonsll nye, the science guy and the author of a new book "undeniable, evolution, science, creation" is here. great to have you here. >> so good to be here. >> let's talk about the new images we're getting from saturn, absolutely breathtaking. >> it is. so what we're discovering is these moons of saturn, which are pretty big as planetary bodies go, are changing. over the last ten years cassini, the cassini huygens mission has been out there issi, the space agency and we find that the surface has changed over the last century dramatically. and the more we learn about these other places in the solar system, the more we learn about the solar system. and we work our way to answering these deep questions. where did we come from, how did we all get here, are we alone in the universe? and we do this out there at saturn for so little money, everybody. i mean, this thing has been flying since 1997, cost 3 billion bucks. that's less than a third of a cup of coffee per taxpayer. i mean, once. it's ama

new world? >> rockets and spaceships, satellites and asteroid miners. moonders and space ports, and even 3-d printers. innovation. >> space is about two things, exploration, and how you go and exploit it and profit off of it. >> many in the last four years the u.s. commercial space industry has experienced a major boom. global government spending on space is decreasing as the commercial sector grows. of the $314 billion global space industry, the united states spends $74 billion on space. around $17 billion of that goes to nasa. $122 billion is made up of commercial space products. and $117 billion goes to space infrastructure, building spacecraft, launch pads, rockets, insurance, and research and development. the american space industry got a boost on april 15th, 2010. >> we are work with a growing array of private companies. >> that's when president obama promised nasa $6 billion over the next five years to seed private space companies. >> that opened up a lot of opportunity for clever ambitious people, business people who thought they could do things chea

one of the earliest ones is in 1835, something called the move -- moon which was a series of articles in the "new york sun" claiming that the famous astronomer sir john herschel had discovered life on the moon. herschel was a well-known astronomer so there were a lot , of aspects that were true in the story. of course, he had not really discovered life on the moon. the series of articles described and depicted these intelligent, green creatures on the moon and how they were gesticulating, indicating that they might be in conversation and therefore intelligent. of course, no telescope at that time or even now could see such a thing, but that is not what mattered. the story is what mattered. this was meant as a satire, not a hoax. it was meant as a satire of the many people of this time who were claiming that there was life in outer space. one astronomer claimed that there were 21 trillion people inhabiting the solar system, not counting the sun. that was a satire. the reaction was not panic, because it was the moon, a quarter of a million miles away, but great popular interest. this is in the "new

. >> reporter: when we set up on the moon, new and innovative modes will be essential to turn signs fictionfact. >>> and here is our picture of the day. it's james dean, of course. the picture taken in 1955 by phil stern. the photographer who was no stranger to stars. he captured celebrities, musicians, and politicians. phil stern died on saturday. he was 95 years old. that's our program. thank you for watching. "faultlines" coming up next. >> august 25, 2014. michael brown is laid to rest by his family and friends

new album came out today. it's called "talking is hard." walk the moon from the at&t stage.hat a night tomorrow night. sofia vergara will be here. j.k. simmons will be here. and we'll find out who has what it takes in the season finale of our realitalent show "do you have what it takes?" and i would like to also mention again that it is giving tuesday, and it is not too late to give. guillermo and i are raffling off a chance to be v.i.p. guests for a taping of this show. and, to get a piggy back ride from us to support the art of elysium, which is a nonprofit that brings creativity and inspiration to hospitalized children. anyone who donates as little as $10 can win. the prize includes airfare and a four-star hotel. and you can enter, go to omaze.com/jimmy. that is my name, and i tell you what. i'd love to have you on my back, so, please go and do that. our first guest tonight is an oscar and tony-nominated actor who spent 12 years shooting his latest movie, so, the least we could do is spend a couple of hours watching it. yesterday, it was awarded three major awards includi

if business news this morning, a pop star moon lights for a sports wear company. >> wall street tries to shake off a slump. jill wagner joins us from new york at the the stock exchange good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sell off continues here on wall street. there was a quick rally at the tart of the day yesterday but markets could not hold on. dow jones dropped 111 points, nasdaq fell 57. >>> a victory for apple in a decade old antitrust lawsuit about digital music. they argued apple's deleted music from ipods if it was in the from itunes or down loaded from cd's but jury bought into their argument it was just trying to provide security and protect against pie racecy. >>> see world is starting to layoff hundreds of employees. see world stock and attendance has gone down since release of that documentary black fish. it is critical of the way see world handles killer whales. last week see world's ceo says he is leaving. >>> and puma a has a new creative director pop star rehand a she will help design team by picking out colors and fabrics for their clothing and sneakers. rihanna

moon. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, ali. >>> the new space economy has asteroid miners, 3-d printers, and satellites. >> are you looking at a million billion dollars industry? >> no, i think we estimate it at several gazillion -- i'm just kidding. no, it is a very large industry. of space. ♪ >> my name is elenor and for the last 25 years i was bernie madoff's secretary. >> an unimaginable story of betrayal. >> they lived this incredible life. it just never occurred to me that they were living on the dime of the clients. >> greed... >> bernie was stealing every nickel but he wasn't trading anything. >> ... and entitlement. >> you took my grandchildren's future away from them. >>> welcome back to the business of space. i'm ali velshi. space x's inaugural space test showed that newcomers are the future of the space industry. since then millions of dollars has been pumped into startups. the stakes are high, but as melissa chan reports that isn't thinking big. >> reporter: the map is of space, and the treasure lies in asteroids. private space companies believe that incredible amounts of ra

the only lay around 40 is san francisco and san mateo and possibly half moon bay. happy newyear, seven-day forecast shows in the 30's at midnight and clear outside. notice the 60's are coming back and warmer-than-average temperatures by next week. >> good news yesterday after the win for bart. we have 29 trains in service. they are running through 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and that is for the new year holiday so folks can have mass transit available if they are out having a good time. ace rain is running on time and they are going to be on a holiday service. muni has a treat for you: they are free today. here is a look at the drive. if you are hopping in the car it could be a dangerous commute because of the wind. emeryville camera is bouncing around by the eastern span of the bay bridge and we have a high wind advisory for the cartinez and benicia and san mateo and dumbarton bridge. traveling along the bay area bridges be very careful. >>> thanks. the f.b.i. wants help from hackers. >> samsung wants to have a computer that envelops users. >> the f.b.i. wants to hire hacker

according to the new york post, moon set over the casino has agreed nearly all of the de mant of the union. both sides expected to formalize deal later today. without an agreement, the taj was scheduled to close saturday. to become the fifth atlantic city casino to close this year. students in philadelphia are participating in a die-in protest in front of school district headquarters before tonight's frc meeting. protest will be sim floor this one from earlier this month, at an eagles game. die-in protests have been staged across the country to protest the killing of unarmed black men by police. >>> and, in delaware, governor jack markell will attend an event to mark the congressional passage of the first national park. this is video of vice president joe biden visiting the site in new castle last year. >> at least three people taken into custody at high school in northeast philadelphia yesterday after police found a handgun in a trash can. the incident happened at samuel fels high school in the city's somerdale section, now the school placed on lockdown after student showed cell pho

new spacecraft, america. >> one with a back 20 or 30 tors we can trace it back the day it started with orion. >> the capsule has echoes of the apollo program that sent people to the moon more than 40 years ago. start. test is just the the next mission is scheduled in 2017 using a powerful new rocket called a space launch system. the first manned mission will be in the year 2020 11 astronauts will -- orbit the moon. the hope is to send people to orbit mars in 2023. the plan includes a mission to capture an asteroid and send astronauts up to study it. >> the program is not sustainable and it -- the current pace. more money is needed and that means more political support by the next president whoever follows. >> nasa saw a successful splashdown and a perfect test flight. it is one small step on a long and difficult journey to mars. i spoke a short time ago to leroy chow. there was some pretty happy people at nasa. what have we learned from orion so far? x today was a significant milestone. arendt has been nine or so years in the making and today was the first flight test of a version of orion. they tested some important systems. we got some important information on the h

moon. when we do, new and innovative ways of building will be essential, if we turn science fiction into fact>> here is a story about a long-lost painting from hungry, a children's film and an art historian with a shot eye. it went missing in hungary in the 1920s. it was rediscovered five years ago when art historians found it in the background of a children's film "stuart little." . it is back in hungary. the price - $285,000. >>> and a reminder, there's more news and analysis on the website aljazeera.com. >> slavery in nepal has been abolished, by law. but behind the high walls of many city homes here, young girls continue to serve as slaves. known as kamlari, they are the daughters of indebted farmers, sold to landlords for little to

the moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow gave a lustre of midday to objects below. >> when what to my wondering eyes did appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. >> i knew in a moment he must be st. nick. >> more rapid than eagles his coursers they came, and he whistled and shouted and called them by name. now dasher, now dancer, now prancer and vixen. on, comet! on, cupid! on, donder and blitzen! >> to the top of the porch! to the top of the wall! now dash away, dash away, dash away, all! as dry leaves before the wild hurricane fly, when they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky. >> so up to the housetop the courses they flew, with the sleigh full of toys and st. nicholas too. >> and then, in a twinkling, i heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each little hoof. as i drew in my head and was turning around, down the chimney st. nicholas came with a bound. >> he was dressed in all fur from his head to his foot, and his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot. >> a bundle of toys he had flung on his back, and he looked like a peddler just opening his

with this technology, what you do is you send a machine to the moon, a 3d printer, and use the dust on the newso build it around the machine. the concrete shield would protect the mission from radiation. >> on certain parts of the moon and planets like mars, water exist. that makes resupply a lot easier for future astronauts, if the resources are there. take along the technology to extract them. >> we will not be setting up manned bases on the other planets or the moon for decades. when we do. new and innovate if ways of building will be essential if we turn science fiction into fact >>> and keep it here. we'll be right back. >> tuesday, the landmark series concludes. >> i'm on a mission that i have to keep this business going. >> an intimate look at middle class families. >> i panicked because, how we gonna pay that? >> the issues we face. >> there's no way to pay for it. >> fighting to survive. >> she's like my role model... as in perseverance. >> building a better future. >> it's coming together little by little. >> real life solutions you can't afford to miss. >> we're making it the best th

news. >> police arrested the moon hid a woman's body in the trunk of a car in maple shade, inform. 41-year-old jose garcia is now behind bars on $150,000 bail. police have not yet released the name of the woman but they say tip led them to the car at a quality inn hotel on the 500 block of route 38 last night. an autopsy will determine how she died. >> steaks for shane. a popular philadelphia shop is donating proceeds from its sails tonight to help find missing college student shane montgomery. chubby's steaks on the 5800 block of hadn't row avenue in the roxborough neighborhood is fundraising until midnight you still got time. last time friends saw the 21-year-old was as he left a bar in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. philadelphia police and the fbi say so far they have no leads. the reward for information to leading to shane is now $50,000. >>> new jersey state lawmakers are taking up a plan that atlantic city's mayor says could keep the top ma hal from closing next week. the plan approved by a state senate committee is designed to stabilize the finances of atlantic city and its casino

and look for the calming scent of new breathe right lavender in the sleep aisle. >>> everybody knew a moon mission was a supremely dangerous undertaking. still, few saw astronauts actually dying on the launch pad. during a dress rehearsal, no less. just feet away from desperate technicians helpless to save them. on friday, january 27, 1967, three astronauts entered apollo's maiden craft to conduct a pre-flight test. as test conductors were about to pick up the count, the instruments showed an unexplained rise in the oxygen flow into the capsule. six seconds letter the frantic voice of ed white came over the intercom. >> there's a fire in the cockpit. >> a fire in the cockpit. >> they were inside a spacecraft in pure oxygen. that's a recipe for disaster. all they needed was a spark and unfortunately they got one. >> reporter: from a piece of exposed, uninsulated wiring. all three men were dead. >> we live near one of the wives of one of the crewmen. >> reporter: he had to break the in us to the wife of edward white. >> that was a pretty tough deal. when i stopped in front of the house, she

new year celebration without falling food. atlanta drops a peach. miami a neon orange and a moon pie flies over mobile, alabama, to mark the start of the new year. in lebanon, pennsylvania, it's baloney. in dillsburg, pennsylvania, a pickle. a drag queen named sushi descends over the streets of key west, florida. the tradition of ringing in the new year by dropping an object was born on top of the new york times building in 1907. the city had banned fireworks, so the newspaper's publisher at the time went looking for a new way to mark the coming of the new year. he adapted a maritime ritual. >> this was a mariner's tradition of harbors where a ball would drop a certain time of day to let all the ships at sea and in the harbor know what time it was. >> reporter: he arranged to have a 700-pound illuminated ball lowered from the times building flagpole precisely at midnight. >> it was a perfect and much less flammable way to bring in the new year. >> reporter: although today's celebrations often include pyrotechnics, the drop has endured. music city, nashville, tennessee has a 15-fo

moon. that is on jimmy kimmel tonight. >>> for the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. turner," timothy spall. and music from walk the moon. with cleto and the cletones. and now, and why not? here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. well, i appreciate that. thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming out. [ cheers and applause ]

the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave the luster of midday to objects below.uld to my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer with a little old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a moment it must be saint nick. more rapid than eagles his course he is they came and he whistled and shouted and called them by name now dasher, now dancer, now prancer and vixen, on comet on cupid on donder to the top of the porch to the top of the wall, now dash away, dash away, dash away all. as when they meet with an obstacle mount to the sky. so up to the house top the courses they flew with a sleigh full of toys and saint nicholas too. and then in a twinkling i heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each little hoof. as i drew in my head and was turning around down the chimney saint nicholas came with a bound. he was dressed fall fur from his head to his foot and his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot. a bundle of toys he had flung on his back and he looked like a peddler just opening his pack. his eyes how they twinkled,

new orion space craft. the unmanned test flight landed off the coast of san diego flying farther and faster than any capsule built for humans since the apollo moon program. abc news reporter ted rowlands has the story. >> reporter: orion's historic first flight started with a spectacular liftoff at cape canaveral. >> the dawn of orion and a new era of american space exploration. >> reporter: ten years in development, the orion represents nasa's future for manned space travel. the capsule designed to carry up to six astronauts may eventually get the first humans to mars. friday's launch, a crucial first run. >> it's hard to have a better day than today, it appears that orion and the delta 4 heavy were nearly flawless. >> reporter: after an initial orbit at 200 miles, the orion was pushed into deep space, 3600 miles from earth, sending back stunning images not seen since apollo 17 in 1972. >> so we have kind of now finally done something for the first time for our generation. it's a good day. >> reporter: among those celebrating, the astronauts at kennedy space center. >> when we look back 20, 30 years from now we can trace it all back to today. >

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take along the technology. >> we will not set up manned bases on other planets or the moon for tech aids. when we do, new and innovative ways of building will be substantial if we turn science fiction into fact >>> interesting lay that moon base is not the first attempt to apply 3d printing it the united states. the international space station welcomed a 3d printer sent up by n.a.s.a. >> it's a tiny line item. on page 616 of the massive federal spending bill. it's important to the bigger bangs, that cop of morgan chase rang congress asking them to pass it. that and more in weekend politics. and and miss world to be crowned in london. does anyone care. why it is a shell of what it was in its heyday, and the push to bring back a bigown era. >> japanese prime minister is speaking now, shark. polls showed a few short hours ago. it looks like shinzo abe may have gotten the victory that he was aiming for. stay tuned. madoff's secretary. >> an unimaginable story of betrayal. >> they lived this incredible life. it just never occurred to me that they were living on the dime of the clients. >> greed... >> bernie w

the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave the luster of midday to objects below.what did my wondering eyes should appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. with a little old driver so lively and quick, i knew in a moment it must be saint nick. more rapid than eagles his coarsers they came and he whistle and shouted and called them by name. now dash cher, now dancer, now prancer and vixen, on comet, on cupid, on donder and blitz zen the to the top of the the porch, to the top of the wall, now dash away, dash away, dash away all. as drive leaves before the wild hurricane fly they meet with ab obstacle mount to the sky up to the house top they flew with a sleigh full of toys and saint nicholas too. and and that twinkling i heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each hill hoof. as i drew in my head and what you turning around down the chimney sane nicholas came with a bound. he was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot and his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot. a bundle and toys he had flung on his back and he look like a peddler

i think when people buy a new car, they have that hon any moon period. -- honeymoon period. want to experience joy of a car. those cars didn't satisfy people who should own a new set of wheels. gerri: i know what you mean. you sort of fall in love with your car when you first buy it. if you don't you're in big trouble. tell me why nissan is on this bad list again and again? >> well, the versa and sentra use a lost common parts. they also, i mean those are two vehicles at lower end of the spectrum. not all automakers dwell down in that 12,000, $15,000 price bracket. so they have two vehicles in there. and that is a little disappointing for them. >> you told our producer that americans like comfort and luxury and they may not be getting it in those cars. let's flip-flop to the list of cars people love and would buy again. start with the set distance. -- sedans. >> number one is the tesla model s which is no surprise given we gave it the top score we have ever given any car in our ratings. and a lot of it had to do, not only it is fun to drive which has extremely strong performa

cbs news reports that the suspect was 50 year-old man moones, an iranian refugee. >>> president obama comes to new jersey to thank troops for their services to the country and acknowledges the sacrifices of military families. the the president visited the joint base maguire dixon lakehurst a couple days after u.s. and nato entered their operational command in afghanistan. new jersey governor chris christie, a republican, was a among those in attendance. our cleve bryan will have a live report from the base coming up 59:30. >>> dramatic video from southern kalas a worker is pulled from underground. take a look at this video from san gabriel, l.a. officials say injured man was working for a subcontractor on a railroad project when he fell down a hole in the street. the the worker injured his leg and had to be pulled to safety but he is expect to be okay. >>> florida highway patrol says a 29 year-old woman was killed when she ran a red light when making a turn and pulled her suv in front of the disney bus. this happened overnight near the entrance to the cover inadequacies owe springs re

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technology to extract them. >> reporter: we will not set up manned bases on planets or the moon for decades. when we do, newnd innovate if ways of building will be essential, if we turn science fiction into fact. >> more to come on al jazeera america why the world's beauty pageant is forced to undergo a makeover of its own. in sport. golf world number three, adam scott involved in a record-breaking play-off in australia. >>> you are watching the al jazeera newshour, these are the top stories. after a long night of wrangling delegates at the climate conference in peru reached a deal. developing nations rejected a draft outline because it favoured richer nations. >>> kurdish forces in the syrian town of kobane say they have made advances again islamic state of iraq and levant. the city is on the border with turkey >>> and the prime minister of haiti, has resigned months after anti-government protests spreading from the capital porto printh. la lamb prince. demonstrators want the president to quit >>> these are the scenes in boston, where hundreds turned out for the justice for all campaign. thousands rallied

news conference from him within an hour. senator marco rubio said the president's reactions were a profound disappointment. the u.n. secretary general ban ki mooneacted just a short time ago, and here is what he said. >> this news is very positive. i would like to thank, president barack obama of the united states, and the president raul castro for taking this very important step towards normalizing relations. i sincerely hope that this announcement will help to exfurther the exchanges between the two peoples who have been separated quite a long time. >> again, praise from ban ki moon at the united nations. they credited both pope francis, and the government of canada for bringing these pieces together. mike any more information about the roll pope francis played in this? >> fascinating really david when you look at how this has unfolded. particularly off it accelerated over the course of the last month, and the vat tan and pope francis playing that instrumental role in securing this agreement. you have to look at this as a confluence of circumstances lining up together. and even though president obama is a lame duck, with just two years left i

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mary landrieu, her father moon was mayor of new orleans from 1970-78.cted. scottie, talk about dick cheney's daughter, nunn's daughter. maybe there's a rejection. the mighty political empires. >> there is. we just sat here and worshipped princess kate and her husband will came over here. we see that, woo might admire, that we want to believe that every man has an -- >> we are obsessed with dynasties. started way before the kennedys, kennedys come to mind. >> the roosevelts are good. >> the clintons, the bushes, this county is obsessed with it. that's why we obsess with the prince and princess over here. >> what the fed does tomorrow, what will they do and how the market reacts? >> i think the economy is absolutely stabilizing, and considerable time, you can take it out, that's not going to intimidate us. >> there's no way, the market is going to react with oil. >> they're not taking it out. >> not taking it out. >> i don't care, but i wish they would take it out. please take it out. raise rates. please go away. please, please, please! it's irrelevant wi

new jersey shore. >> especially with the full moon right now we get extra coastal flooding, high wind, make hure everything is tied down, get as much stuff as you can inside. and have your basic plan of what to do, medicationness case we get power outages with the high wind that we usually get. >> reporter: in ocean city tonight christmas decorations and signs were being blown around, and quiessential hometown u.s.a. seemed like a virtual ghost town tonight. what an amazing site at 7:30 at night in ocean city and is there not one soul on the boardwalk. not one. it seems just about everybody has pulled out of here and gone to higher ground except for maybe 1lone soul walking the street. in atlantic city veterans of these storms were getting ready. >> i have seen roads the black horse pike have been closed, right lanes with the coastal flooding, coming in high tides and stuff, and you know, as usual, us jersey shore people are prepared for it and we will weather the storm. >> we deal with 30 or 40 miles an hour win. ain't going to be nothing like sandy though. >> reporter: visitors from philadelphia were tak

already there t we won't be setting up manned basis on other planets or on the moon for decades at very least. when we do, newnnovative ways of building will be essential if we are going to turn science fiction into fact. tarek bazley, at the european space agency research center in the netherlands. >> if you would like to find out more about it. arek's story, go to our website where we've got the latest news. >> that's at aj.com. aj.com. ♪ >> for three hundred years the most powerful countries on earth grew richer and stronger on the profits of the slave trade. more than 12 million men, women and children were forcibly transported from africa to the plantations and colonies of north and south america. today slavery is illegal in every country on the planet. yet slavery didn't die in the 19th century. it is e,

moon, and beyond. ♪ >> it's a question too tempting for some tech billionaires and venture cappalists to ignore. what is the return of investment on a whole newkets and space ships, satellites and asteroid miners, moon hand -- landers and space ports. >> space is about exploration and then how you exploit it and profit off of it. >> in the last four years, the space industry has experienced a major bloom. global government spending is decreasing as the commercial sector grows. of the $314 billion global space industry, the united states spends $74 billion on space, around $17 billion of that goes to nasa. $122 billion is made up of commercial space products like gps and telecom indications, and 117 goes to space infrastructure, building space pads, launches, rockets. the american space industry got a boost in 2010. >> we will work with a growing array of private companies working to make getting to space easier and more accessible. he offered to seed private space flight companies. >> that opened up a lot of opportunity for clever, ambitious, business people who thought they could do things cheaper or faster. >> nasa spent about $2.5 billion

moon. that is on jimmy kimmel tonight. >>> for the entire "action news" team i am jim gardner. good night.

news, washington. >> so you just go to the moon, you don't care about mars, right? >> exactly, that's far enough. >>> what's going on with our weather? >> it's unusually warm. hovering into the mid and upper 60s. near 70 across much of virginia. overnight, a big change, turning much colder. and by midday tomorrow, a light bit of a wintry mix. and that light blue zone just north and west of the met tri area might get a light dusting on some grassy areas. maybe a little bit of a light glas offizing further north and west. up to an inch maybe there, shenandoah valley. after we get through tomorrow, with temperatures in the 30s, up near 60 on wednesday. up anner 40s thursday and sunny. maybe more rain friday and no wintry mix for the weekend. just maybe some chilly rain. >> all ght, thank you, tom. >>> voice fans, listen up, tonight is your chance to vote for sterling virginia native ryan sill. sill has been in the bottom three for two weeks. with your votes, sill was the instant save last week. you may have seen that. you can watch ryan compete tonight at 8:00 right he

so let the honey moon begin there as the new search for coach continues here search for coach continueshere. news room, abc 7 news. >> the snow pack in the sierra is deeper than it was this time last year. but we did need a lot more rain and snow this winter if the drought is going to end. the first survey of the snow pack for the year shows the amount of water in the snow is about 50% of ample for this time of year. at this point last year only 20 percent point last year only 20 percent. extra water doesn't necessarily help fill nearby reservoir. >> couple things that happen when you had very dry conditions as we are having and has had a lot of this snow when it melts go east into the ground water as opposed to running off in a normal year. >> run off from the snow pack supplies about a third of the state water in late sprinnd early summer. >> tomorrow evening hundreds of thousands of people will pour in san francisco to ring in the new year with a bang. as jonathan bloom explains the city is bracing itself preparing the fireworks and the police. the just 15 minutes of this requires da

. >> un secretary-general ban ki-moon held a news conference some of the issues the organization has dealt with. the topics include to the ebola outbreak in west africa, and the terrorist activities in syria. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. good afternoon. the secretary-general will make some opening remarks, and then we will be delighted to take your questions. sir, welcome. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. great to see you. end of this year, i'm so bright to see you eyed after last night's dinner. have some pieces left. if anybody wants -- you are welcome. of nk you for a whole year friendship and cooperation, and support for the united nations' work. i really thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, since i come back from lima, the climate ing change meeting, let me begin with the climate change. in lima, governments are built on the success of the climate i ange meeting, which convened in september this place the put in building blocks for a meaningful, universal climate change. member states advanced on several fronts. agreed on a draft to serve as the basis for