a new moon. can you hear now? much different. good evening, everyone, i'm very proud to stand here with the members of the house democratic caucus, soon to be joined by the senate democrats as well. sharing views in a bipartisan way with many of our republican colleagues who agree that what the president did undermines our values and is not in support of the oath of office that we take to support and defend the constitution of the united states. can't hear? >> the microphone is not working. pelosi: does this work better? staff? sound people? shall we sing "this land is your land" again until they get the sound working? ♪ this land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me as i was walking that highway i saw below me that endless skyway i saw below me that golden byway this land was made for you and me me this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulf stream w

. >> now overall they fared really well in the storm which did not strike at a new moon, structuring the meek tide. >> i was trying to remember that this morning. >> in the end it was nothing so serious that you cannot get through without just strapping a couple of hefty bags to your feet. >> i got news for you, they work. i will say that. just improvising. >> seen that you know so much about whether in meteorology, where the waves wavy? >> they were wavier yesterday. >> that's what i thought. >> i came out here about an hour ago and they were not quite as wavy. i'm not a meteorologist, sorry. >> since he went to get out there and tackle the wave. >> the wind is shifting and the waves are getting good now. i kind of wish i was somewhere else. >> don't give them any ideas you will have you out this afternoon and i will be a segment for tomorrow. >> a lot of preparation is important for the storms. beach erosion was a big issue. major replenishment programs and there is over 70% things are going just from this nor'easter. you have to go back and replenish once again. >> jason a story,

new moon. good evening everyone. i'm very proud to stand here with the members of the house democratic caucus, soon to be joined by the senate democrats as well. sharing beers and a bipartisan way with many of our republican colleagues who agree. agree that what the president did undermines our values. it is not at support of the oval office that we take to support and defend the constitution of the united states. ♪ is your land" this land is your land, this land is my land. from california to the new york island. -- this redwood forest land was made for you and me. this land is your land, this land is my land. from california to the new york island. forest to theod gulf waters. this land was made for you and me. >> thank you for getting us through the sound here. this land is our land. it is the land of our founders. land of our future. i am proud to be standing here with the members of the house democratic caucus. 100% of our house democratic leadership. we will shortly be joined by our colleagues from the senate,

it's a new moon. can you hear now? to support and defend the constitution of the united states. can't hear? does this work better? sound people? >> imagine if they were in charge of the security of the nation. did any of these jokers protested when president obama restricted travel? know, that would be racist. let's find an adult. >> this is not a travel ban, it's a temporary pause. this is not a ban on muslims. the homeland security mission is to safeguard the american people, our homeland, values, religious liberty is one of our most fundamental and treasured values. preventing terrorists from entering our country. i have directed leadership to implement the president's orders professionally, jermaine lee, in accordance with the law. >> greg: sounds refreshing, kind of like a grown-up. one more time, the babies. >> shall we sing "this land is your land"? ♪ ♪ from california to the new york islands, from the redwood forests to the gulf stream waters, this land was made for you and me ♪ >> greg: i hate that song. i do. now back to the adults. >> we cannot gamble with american li

it might be new moon out there. but, regardless that means lots of sunshine coming up our way later today, 4 the current temperature in washington. 43 gaithersburg and 49 west mipster and 31 mannasas and 37 can't colooking at the planner today 49, 10 a.m. and into the 50s to near 60 this afternoon. that's the forecast. caityln roth has traffic this morning. >> thank you, mike, good morning, before 5:30 it's quiet morning on the roads. 395 northbound at duke street. volume picking and flowing fine nosh use there. any other cameras we'll show them as we go through the rest of the morning and luckily no weather related delays and no accident or any major delays reported this hour. let's go to maps quick and show you any other issues. wednesday morning commute, wide view of the beltway looks good just about everywhere and 66 shooj. yes, it's early. commute p expected and mannasas to fairfax a smooth ride. finally 95 northbound earlier construction stafford lifted and no residual delays as you travel woodbridge to spring

it's a new moon. can you hear now? much different. good evening, everyone. i'm very proud to stand here with the members of the house democratic caucus, soon to be joined by the senate democrats as well sharing views in a bipartisan way with many of our republican colleagues who agree that what the president did undermines our values and is not in support of the oath of office that we take to support and defend the constitution of the united states. can't hear? can you hear now? no, that doesn't do anything. does this work better? no. sfaf? sound people? shall we sing "this land is your land" again until they get this ♪ ♪ >> they are going to try to figure out the audio problems they are having. democratic members of the house of representatives will soon be joined by members of the u.s. senate. they will be marching and protesting president trump's actions on immigration and travel bands. we're speaking with gil kerlikowske, former border protection. as you point out, commissioner, no vetting system is perfect. we heard that from fbi director, director of n

it's a new moon. can you hear now? can't hear? >> mike's not on. >> bring it closer.an you hear now. no, that doesn't do any good. should we sing this land is your land until they get this working? ♪ this land was made for you and me. >> the order will make us unsafe. the order will make us inhumane. [cheers] >> real people now. >> are they here? where are they? steve: as it turns out the real people she was going to introduce weren't there. so they went on the other people. >> she leaned over to him and said introduce the real people now like the other people don't matter. steve: reason they were doing that couple days ago the democrats had a training on thousand talk to real people. let's bring out the real people? where are they? oops. brian: it's kind of ironic our fall back when our microphone goes off is to sing this land is your land. when in doubt this land is your land. you cannot go wrong. ainsley: make sure you know the words. steve: our microphones did go out one time for about 12 minutes probably 15 years ago. somebody kicked a plug out of the wall, could

it's a new moon. can you hear now? can't hear?orking. >> bring it closer. >> can you hear now no that doesn't do any good. can we sing "this land is your land" again until we get the sound working? ♪ stuart: leader pelosi i've had trouble with my mic on occasion. look the president responded on twitter this morning, here it is. nancy pelosi and fake tears chuck schumer held a rally on the steps of supreme court. mic didn't work. a mess like the democratic party. followed by when will the democrats give us our attorney general and rest of the cabinet? they should be ashame of themselves. no wonder d.c. never works. have you seen anything like this before, katie? >> get nancy pelosi a bullhorn. learn things from the union. you don't have to worry about the microphone. funny part she was saying, look at the moon, it's a new moon. come on! what is happening. stuart: have you ever had to tap dance? that is what we call it. mic doesn't work something goes wrong, dead air you have to do something. looking at the moon ain't that bad. >> i

moon joins us. >> can you feel it! >> happy new year, everybody. it's going to be a great time, 2017.wait. freedom. one nation in all of human history was built on that bedrock, ours. freedom has made america exceptional, but it can only last if you and i choose to act as people of character. forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ it's time for training underwear pampers easy-ups has an all-around stretchy waistband and superior protection so you'll see fewer leaks and they'll see their first underwear pampers easy-ups hey,ugh. can i do anour interpretive dance to show you how i feel about filing taxes? uh... ♪ okay you're using a website to fill out your taxes. you're going to get a refund! oh no. your refund just plunged because you got charged to file. claire? yeah? you know you can file your taxes for free with credit karma, right? what? i must dance. file your taxes for free with credit karma tax. >>> award-winning recording artist rachel platen in times square with several of her hit songs. check this out. ♪ ♪ ♪ we threw words like they were sh

moon joins us. >> can you feel it! >> happy new year, everybody. it's going to be a great time, 2017.wait. >>> award-winning recording artist rachel platen in times square with several of her hit songs. check this out. ♪ ♪ ♪ we threw words like they were sharp knives ♪ ♪ like we tripped over a land mine ♪ ♪ you see we lost love ♪ you made your mind up ♪ and i just got quiet ♪ my body went numb ♪ an awkward silence i can handle it ♪ ♪ if you hold my head up, i won't drawn ♪ ♪ i can't let go ♪ you're like a camera ♪ my heart pounds, pounds, pounds ♪ ♪ it's getting louder, louder ♪ without you, i wish my heart was still beating me up ♪ ♪ beating me up ♪ beating me up ♪ you've moved on, i know i should too ♪ ♪ my cuts are all gone, my pain feels brand new ♪ ♪ who turned the lights down? who took my flashlight ♪ ♪ why does my heart sound like it might burst tonight ♪ ♪ it's getting louder and louder ♪ ♪ every time i think about you about you ♪ ♪ i'll be better off without you, without you ♪ ♪ i wish my heart would stop, wish my heart would stop ♪ ♪ beating me up ♪ whoa, oh, whoa ♪ beating

>>> a new revelation about the moon. >> two scientists believe the moon is comprised of several smaller moons. they say a number of collisions mermged to form the moon we see in the night sky today. they say that would explain why the moon appears to on be composed of material from earth, like cheese, .not another planet. an old theory suggests the moon was created after one giant impact knocked off part of early earth. way above my head. you know what i'm saying? >> marshmallows. >> you and i think alike. when i see the mood, i see food. you see food? >> we're not very smart. >> this is why we do what we do? >> just read the thus. >>> ask any parent .they will likely tell you kids are back that up. the usda tracks the cost of raising a child. the it estimates a middle income married couple will spend about $14,000 every year. that totals more than $233,610 by age 17. that is up 3% from the previous year. and then there's college. >> don't even, right.? >> no, exactly. so if you've ever dreamt about driving a flying car, some day you could get that chance. >> yeah. you just have

some lucky sky gazers also got a glimpse of new years eve comet streaking across the moon. >> jim, you know, i heard that you are a bit of a tron america. >> when i was in college, i fell asleep in the plan tear yum, so marble in that class. >> but so beautiful, and serene, like being at a spa, right? >> out cold. i never learned anything about the stars. >> so funny, aid moment with justin drabick couple of weeks ago, doing some story like that, that's really cool. and he goes ya, you can also see that light any night. >> we can have office hour sessions in the weather office to discuss all of the in's and out of astronomy down the road so we can get you guys caught up. that's great, though. you know what, star gaizing wouldn't even be worth your time tonight. we have so many clouds out there. just ruins the view anyway. besides, you get rained on. why would you want to? dealing with rain, very light, and more so drizzly through the overnight, but still out there. still worth a mention, into tomorrow, rain comes our way. and then we just as i mentioned earlier in the show with this, p

moon full this morning. this is a view of burlington bristol bridge from new jersey. you will see sunshine, all day long we'll get the wind blowing out of the southwest to keep us mild and help with the warmup. 54 degrees in philadelphia. sunshine and 50s. we'll warm into the 60s this afternoon. for the suburbs the clouds will be thinning out. that's when we see our warmest temperatures. lehigh valley, we have seen scattered rain showers. this morning. that's a possibility this morning and into the early afternoon hours. mainly, it's going to be dry. even though it's cloudy skies here, there will be breaks of sunshine, allowing temperatures to get near 60 in lehigh valley. new jersey, clouds will break for sunshine, especially this afternoon. you'll see lingering clouds. maybe a spotty shower but most of the day it will be dry. winds out of the southwest. 14-mile-per-hour winds this afternoon. they'll be blowing at the shore, too. but because of the ocean and being cooler you'll see temperatureless s in the 50s at shore. it will feel more like april in delaware. 55 de

new york sun was known for. one of its most successful series of stories was called the great moon hoax. this was a series of stories in 1835 in which "the new york sun" reported that life had been discovered on the moon. it reported on an article written in a scottish journal, allegedly reporting the discovery. there allegedly was plant life, fauna, on the moon, and even some winged -- bat-like creatures that resemble the flying monkeys in the wizard of oz much later. in 1835, that's what they said late on the moon. of course this was a tall tale. of course it was made up. all the other newspapers called out "the new york sun" for making this up. the new york sun, however, never admitted it, and it circulation rose to match the "times of london," and by then it was the most read newspaper in the world. it was fun. it was entertaining. they reported on courts and police reports and crime. this had not been done before. another newspaper founded at this time was "the new york herald," founded in 1835. it was a little different. its mission was to provide a correct picture of the world, to

the commander of apollo 17 was one of only three people to go to the moon twice — and the last to walk the lunar surface, in 1972. news british pound features on the financial times. the graph going down. it briefly dropped below the us $1.20 mark ahead of a speech later about brexit by british prime minister theresa may. she's expected to say britain will make a clean breakfrom the eu. le figaro's headline says donald trump provokes europeans. it writes thatjust days out from his inauguration, the us president—elect‘s recent comments — about nato's relevance and germany's migrant policy have dealt a blow to the transatlantic relationship. the aerospace firm, rolls—royce, has reached a £671 million settlement with international financial authorities over allegations of bribery and corruption.

all the moon missions. >>> new details overnight after police caught the man they say opened fire in the crowded nightclub in turkey. what he is telling investigators. >>> breaking overnight. russia's top diplomat seemed to deliver a final shot at the obama administration. sergei lavrov seemed to suggest that the trump administration should bring up more pragmatic approaches to problem solving. let's bring in jill dougherty with more on this. jill, what did lavrov say? >> reporter: what he did say, i think, one of the most interesting things was they are not really counting on exactly what donald trump will do. in fact, he said the foreign policy of trump is very different from republicans or democrats previously. it is as he put it, the world as donald trump sees it. that said, what the russian foreign minister is saying, let's forget about values. values are the fig leaf for regime change. let's be pragmatic. i think this is the approach they will take which is saying donald trump, you are a businessman. let's forget about all this value stuff and let's work together concretely on

new year attack. he was the last man to leave his footsteps on the moon. captain gene cernan dies at the age of 82. i'm sally bundock, in business: business leaders and investors are braced for the british prime ministers speech as the pound continues to sink against the us dollar. and we gauge the mood among the delegates gathered in davos, with the rise of populism are the elite in retreat? just before midday here in the uk this tuesday, prime minister theresa may will set out the clearest vision yet for the terms of britain's departure from the european union. she's been pm sincejuly, after the country voted to leave the union, and having been criticised for not providing enough of a vision of the country's future outside the bloc, this is a hugely anticipated speech. one of the things theresa may will say is that the uk shouldn't be half in, half out, something being taken as a hint she's prepared to take the country out of the single market in order to control its borders and laws. carol walker reports. after months of pressure to tell us more about her brexit plan, theresa may will strike an

. >>> sad news from nasa, jean serna and an early nasa astronaut the last man to step foot on the moonied today, the news was announced in this tweet he was 82 years old, details are not known but he was the commander of apollo 17 in december 1972 the last lunar mission and when the final apollo flights. >>> still to come, the 49ers continue their search for a head coach but there are now reports they may be honing in on a pick. >>> the golden state warriors gearing up for a big game tonight, a rematch of the nba finals getting ready to host lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. >>> and we will check back with rosemary orozco for your weekday forecast and details on when the rain will return. >>> i have a dream, that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today. >> today is a federal holiday and a day of service to honor the memory of dr. martin luther king jr. as we have been sharing with you events across the country to recognize his nonviolent efforts to

new york sun was. they were known for one of its most successful series of stories was called the great moon hoax. a series of stories in 1835 in which the new york sun reported that life had been discovered on the moon. they reported on a article that scottishen in a journal, allegedly reporting the discovery. allegedly there was plant life and fauna on the moon. creaturesome bat like that resembled the flying monkeys from the wizard of oz. in 1835, that is what they said. of course, this was a tall tale. of course it was made up. and all the other newspapers called them out for making it up at the new york sun never admitted it. but it only that, circulated the rival for that in london. so this put the new york sun on the map. it was fun. it was entertaining. court andted on police reports and crime. this had been done before. newspaper that was founded around this time was the new york herald. that was 1835. and this was a little bit different. his mission was to provide a correct picture of the world. give people information about independentnd to be , the elite, religion at that time. he shock

jason brooks says today's sell off may be a sign wall street's honey moon with this new president is coming to an end. >> reporter: it really impacted tech stock and airline stocks today. investors have been very positive since the election because of the president's promises on tax cuts, deregulation and infrastructure spending but the more controversial elements of a trump white house came to bare today. >> now while the travel ban is not directly linked to economics it apparently increased the sense of uncertainty among many investors. >>> terror at a canadian mosque. new details on the lone suspect accused of murdering six people in a rare mass shooting. >> by this time tomorrow. we'll know who president trump is nominating to the u.s. supreme court. canadian authorities are,,,,,,,, charging the suspected shooter with six counts of murder. 27-year-old, alexandre bissonnette, is accused of entering the mosque last night during evening prayers and opening fire. six were killed, five remain in critical condition, and another 12 suffered minor in >>> new details on the mosque shootin

. >>> number two, researchers came up with a new theory about the moon, it may have been formed by aof mini moons. the latest theory is clumps of space debris formed over millions of years and when the mini moons collided, bam, that's the moon you'll see tonight. >>> number one, for anyone wondering where president obama's other daughter was last night, sasha missed her father's farewell speech to study. the 15-year-old stayed home to study for her science midterm. if there was ever an excuse to miss an exam, she sure had it last night zblchblgs and we turn back to today's wild press conference. trump face to face with the media. she has often called dishonest. it started out cordial. >> i just want to compliment many of the people in the room. i have great respect for the news and great respect for freedom of the press and all of that, but i will tell you there were some news organizations with all that was just said that were so professional, so incredibly professional, that i've just gone up a notch as to what i think of you. okay? all right. >> but then we saw trump the campaigne

astronauts will also be getting special new boots for walking on the moon.s there any parents on the panel? >> wow. what are those quick smack >> space boots. >> okay. [laughs] >> tom: let me read. the logo notice that the suit looks very similar in 2001 a space odyssey. the great steven spielberg film. devore? >> i'm sorry for shaking the table. i love that spacesuit. i love nasa. you know why i love nasa? it's the closer we get the starfleet. and i love "star trek" ." >> tom: anthony, you're a "star trek" fan as well. >> i do. >> tom: you've always love "star trek," but what you think about our space program? it was very exciting in the '60s. and now it's kind of lost its luster? >> it's lost its luster because, i don't know. people stopped dreaming about being in space. in this country, anyway. i hope his thumb can stick out like that so they can pitch the right with the russian spaceships because we don't have an actual spaceship to take you into space. and i hope the glass on the front can finally protect against that thing that grabs you. >> it's got t

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new mexico. easily seen because of a crisp moon. the volcano has been active since october. magma inside is building slowly and culminating in the ash, gas, and incandescent material. >> the faa is investigating a video that shows a drone slamming into the seattle space needle. we'll pause it for you to point out two workers there that the drone barely missed. watch closely here. the drone's owner went looking for it but space needle security gave it to police. the owner faces a $5,000 fine and nearly a year in jail for reckless endangerment. >>> storms didn't just impact people. look at this beaver that was injured and disoriented at a school this morning. it was taken to the lindsey wildlife experience hospital in walnut creek where they found it had small wounds on its feet and tail. we got a peek as the critter rested this morning. experts there tell us the beaver is a little dinged up but expected to be okay. >>> kind of getting feedback. one last check on the weather. >> our meteorologist has the latest. >>> we'll take a look at live doppler 7 watching clouds and showe

astronauts will also be getting special new boots for walking on the moon.s there any parents on the panel? >> wow. what are those quick smack >> space boots. >> okay. [laughs] >> tom: let me read. the logo notice that the suit looks very similar in 2001 a space odyssey. the great steven spielberg film. devore? >> i'm sorry for shaking the table. i love that spacesuit. i love nasa. you know why i love nasa? it's the closer we get the starfleet. and i love "star trek" ." >> tom: anthony, you're a "star trek" fan as well. >> i do. >> tom: you've always love "star trek," but what you think about our space program? it was very exciting in the '60s. and now it's kind of lost its luster? >> it's lost its luster because, i don't know. people stopped dreaming about being in space. in this country, anyway. i hope his thumb can stick out like that so they can pitch the right with the russian spaceships because we don't have an actual spaceship to take you into space. and i hope the glass on the front can finally protect against that thing that grabs you. >> it's got t

new year's eve. nasa says a comet will streak across the sky near the moon if the skies are clear you'll be able to seeomet but you'll need a pair of bin cock new queue lars. looking for it streaking across the western sky. my mother-in-law wanted the details here. >> okay. >> what are we looking for and how far where? >> okay. yeah, we have clouds. probably won't be able to see it in the delaware valley. >> sorry. >> you do have tell scone or binoculars should be able to sight. it will be a really cool sight it has a long tale and teal colored. >> nice. >> you have to have a telescope. maybe do you. >> clouds in the sky. >> clouds in the sky. >> parade will go off without a hitch. >> parade will be great. for january day you can't ask for better weather that we have in store for tomorrow. enjoy the conditions. we are quiet we do have those clouds in place. blocking the comet. live look at center city philadelphia 46 degrees right now. wind out of the southwest at around 17 miles per hour. making it feel more like 39 but that southerly component to our wind flow is going to usher some more mild air as

in half moon bay, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> new video showing the moments a hotel collapsed into a river in peru. authorities say that it rained for 10 hours on wednesday. the foundation started to give way and then this happened yesterday. all the guests had been evacuated. >>> at the white house today, president trump is set to meet with british prime minister theresa may. his first meeting with a foreign leader since taking office. the visit comes a day after mexico's president enrique pena nieto canceled plans to visit mr. trump next week. yesterday president trump suggested the u.s. might impose a 20% tax on mexican imports to raise money for the wall. the white house later said the tax was just one of several options being considered. but if that tax is eventually approved, items ranging from avocados to margaritas would get more expensive. more now from kpix 5's christin ayers >>> reporter: this cafe in old oakland is known for its happy hour margaritas. >> definitely rely heavily on limes and limes coming from mexico. >> reporter: during certain times of the year, their avocados

moon with attempted bribery. they say the men werere involve in a scheme to pay millions of dollars in keck baickbacks as p a property deal. they indicted the man and his son. a new york real estate broker. he is the younger brother of u.n. sececretary-general ban ki-moon. they conspired to pay to help close the sale of a skyscraper in vietnam. he fielded questions before stepping down as u.n. chief last year. his spokesperson at the time declined to comment. he's widely tipped to succeed park geun-hye as president. park was impeached in december over an influence-peddling scandal. a spokespersonn said ban ki-moo had no knowledge of the property scheme. >> translator: ban was shocked by the news. it seems he knew nothing about this. >> he said the matter is still under investigation, so it would be inappropriate to comment further. >>> you're watching nhk "newsline" live from tokyo. temperatures are expected to take a considerable dip as we head into the weekend. but temperatures are far more mild than much of uranium as sayaka mori tells us in this update. >> yes, very cold air is grgripping many parts of southe euro europe with snowfall in athens. take a look a

moon. usa gnat gene cernan dead at the age of 82. >>> leading the news, a new development of a deadly terror. soil. noor salman, the wife of the man who carried out the rampage is under arrest and will appear in court later today. nbc justice correspondent pete williams has all the details. >> reporter: seven months after 49 people were killed in a mass shooting at orlando's pulse nightclub, the fbi arrested his widow, noor salman. family members say federal agents seen in this early morning video took her into custody at this house in northern california where she has been living since shortly after the attack. >> we said from the beginning we were going to look at every aspect of this case, of every aspect of this shooter's life to determine not just why did he take these actions, but who else knew about them, was anyone else involved. >> reporter: federal official says she is charged with obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting in the attack. according to law enforcement officials, sources say she knew her husband was preparing to carry out some kind of attack but failed to give an

. >> as this new administration faces the beginning, i moon you -- i mean, how do you transition from a campaign to governing? and what is that transition like? >> it is really hard. and presidential campaigns are challenging things. governing is ten times harder. right, aa ball in a campaign. major league fastballs in the white house. it will be a real challenge. the first few months and years were the hardest. the pace was the fastest. >> governing is harder there are more moving parts. >> mr. moving parts. -- there are moving parts. the things you say matter, right? like what the press secretary says the podium can make the market drop, start international incident. campaigns are, they're hard and challenging but different. the stakes matter. you feel that the day you walk in the building. >> when we entered office, we were in the midst of the raging economic crisis, we had 180,000 troops in afghanistan, iraq. and, so, you didn't need any reminders about the stakes that you were dealing with. >> you know we heard on capitol hill from a bunch of the donald trump nominees that they h

news in alabama. laura: this president's legacy on race. the last man to walk on the moon has died at the age of 82.astronaut gene cernan was the last man to walk on the moon. that brings the broadcast to a close. i am laura trevelyan. from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. captioning sponsored b

news, istanbul. >>> the last man to leave his mark on the moon has died tonight.his is video of gene cernan speaking at a memorial service for astronaut neil armstrong. cernan spent three days on the moon in 1972. while there he traced the initials of his 9-year-old daughter in moon dust. on the return home he offered a message of peace and hope for all mankind. cernan flew to space three times and to the moon twice. he was 82 years old. >>> tonight d.c. firefighters packed into an animal hospital to watch over a sheepdog they just saved. i was so struck by this i shared it on my facebook page. caesar's 3 years old. from a burning home in northwest d.c., when firefighters got him out of that house on clingle street, caesar wasn't even breathing. firefighters tweeted out videos as they performed cpr. they managed to get caesar's lungs working again but he's still in critical condition. caesar's family was out of town at the time. and investigators don't know how that fire started. >> hopefully he's going to be okay. >>> a massive winter storm that swept across the

alison: the moon is a very old soul it turns out. a new analysis of the lunar rocks brought to earth by the apollo astronauts is the moon was formed 4.51 billion years ago. the previous studies have come up with similar estimates. others have argued that the moon is actually younger. jonathan: wait, so it's not made of cheese? alison: it didn't mention that in the study. michelle: boy, everyone is talking about how warm it was. >> it's hot in here. normally you can hang meat in here it's so cold. it's warm here because it's warm outside now. doug: yeah. lower 70s around town now. alison: crazy. doug: this is a one-day deal on the spring like weather and then it will change starting storm and then on saturday. that might be taking it to an extreme. look at the numbers. 17 in springfield. 70-degree reading is common. we did spike up to 72 in the city in washington earlier. but it's 70 in ashburn. 69 in largo. waiting for a cold front. this is one of the things that will start to control the weather overnight and tomorrow morning. once it com

moon in six apollo landings. gene cernan was 82-years-old. in just three days, a new first family will be moving into the white house. so how will melania trump and the trump children factor into the new administration? abc's karen travers has a look at their possible impact. there is much more coming up on good morning john gonzalez what are you working on? leaving a mystery unsolved. the difficult decision to stop the search for the missing malaysia plane. plus - a growing boycott. the new name on the list of lawmakers planning to skip inauguration. and rain on the radar for your morning commute. stormwatch seven is tracking whether it will stick around for your ride home. good morning washington. toss to eileen - have the umbrella today - above average temperatures over the next 10 days

new york citiy thousands are packed in. up to a million are expected to gather to watch the ball drop at midnight. outgoing u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon gets to push the button to drop the ball. you can spend us with the nurse rockin' eve with ryan seacrest. we'll get you caught up on the news at 11:00 and then back to ryan seacrest through modified. >> now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma, we'll welcome the new year under clear and quiet skies. a we can storm sim to the howth so live doppler 7 is -- the perfect visible for the fireworks. the forecast calls for a cool and dry new year's on. we were highlight the arctic blast last week. it's going to be put on hold. out there right now, 40s and 50s. 50 in oakland, 49 in san francisco. 50 san jose. overnight tonight, mainly clear skies. the immediate bay water, comfortable as we welcome 201. mid-to-low 40s. future weather on the first die of 201, in the morning -- 2017 in me morning, sunshine on tap inch afternoon and evening the clouds will build back in and there's the chance of an isolated victory others the storm systems skirts by along the coast. so tomorrow afternoon, very

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new york citiy thousands are packed in. up to a million are expected to gather to watch the ball drop at midnight. outgoing u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon gets to push the button to drop the ball. you can spend us with the nurse rockin' eve with ryan seacrest. we'll get you caught up on the news at 11:00 and then back to ryan seacrest through modified. >> now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma, we'll welcome the new year under clear and quiet skies. a we can storm sim to the howth so live doppler 7 is perfect visible for the fireworks. the forecast calls for a cool and dry new year's on. we were highlight the arctic blast last week. it's going to be put on hold. out there right now, 40s and 50s. 50 in oakland, 49 in san francisco. 50 san jose. overnight tonight, mainly clear skies. the immediate bay water, comfortable as we welcome 201. mid-to-low 40s. future weather on the first die of 201, in the morning -- 2017 in me morning, sunshine on tap inch afternoon and evening the clouds will build back in and there's the chance of an isolated victory others the storm systems skirts by along the coast. so tomorrow afternoon, very similar

the new un secretary general, antonio guterresh, has taken overfrom ban ki—moon.. the former portuguese prime minister has a full in—tray, including the conflicts in syria and yemen. on his first day, mr guterresh said nobody wins in these wars, everyone loses, and peace depends on us. and this new year's day, i ask all of you tojoin me in making one shared new years resolution... let us resolve to put peace first. let us resolve to put peace first. let us make 2017 a year in which we all see governments strive to river, our differences. from solidarity and compassion in our daily lives to dialogue and respect across political divides, from ceasefires on the battlefield the compromises at the negotiating table to reach political solutions. this must be our goal and political solutions. this must be ourgoaland our political solutions. this must be our goal and our guide. the new un secretary—general nerve. let's go to germany now. last year's new year's eve in the german city of cologne was marred by mass sexual assaults and attacks on women. immigrants and north—a

the window at the moon raker restaurant is now boarded up. the good newss those powerful wave lit at 5:15 a.m. -- hit at 5:15 a.m. saturday, so no one was in the restaurant at the time. cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> tonight a stretch of highway in novato is shut down. major flooding has turned the roadway into a lake. one car has been stuck there since yesterday. it is expected to reopen saturday. >>> right now it is still raining in parts of the bay area. kpix5 meteorologist paul deanno shows us our hi-def doppler tonight. what do you think? >> showers are getting less numerous, but we are not done with the rain just yet. it was also hail across parts of the bay area today, pea size hail pounding this parking lot in novato, thankfully no damage done to any vehicles. mount diablo not just rain and hail, it was snow. chopper 5 over the summit about 3,800 feet earlier today. you can see a decent amount of snow in those locations. what's going on right now? there is the radar, a line of showers perhaps with more small hail moving into the marin coastline along i

moon light are the expected front runners. this year's nominations also expected to reflect a new diversity after two straight years of all white and a change of the motion picture academy. hidden figures, fences are expected to receive nominations as well. the academy is also doing something else different this year. there will not be a live audience for the nomination announcements. the presentation will be live streamed. we will show you the nominations when they happen. that's live right around 5:18. >>> something that goes hand in land with the oscars, the razzies. leading the way is zoolander2, batman verses super man with seven, ben afflecs joins others on the list. diniro is up for worst actor for bad grandpa. julia roberts got a worst actress for her role in the movie mother's day. >>> the warriors were prime for a let down. they had won seven straight games including routes against the cavaliers and oklahoma city thunder. tough line up. last night the warriors owned the best record in the nba but were stunned by heat who entered with the second worst record in the leaping president the play wore stole the show was wad

moon dust. >> how cool. >>> a new study explains why an extra cup of coffee this morning is not a bad thing and may actually help you live longer. researchers say previous studies have linked caffeine intake with longivety. now the researchers say they have evidence that coffee can counteract the process that causes inflammation in the bl journal "nature medicine." i believe that. i just add too much sugar to my coffee. >> black coffee makes the difference, usually. >> i can't do it. >>> if you have the winter blues, there are some pick me ups that might help. >> here are some scientifically proven and healthy aways to destress. they include cranking up your music. >> yes. >> even background music at the office can brighten a dull afternoon. going to a movie or a concert may lift you up, as well. playing with puppies. >> for sure. >> might create brain chemicals to help you feel good unless you're allergic. >>> and some research said eating fish might help with your mood. >> try all those things. >>> it's now 5:26 and it's likely raining outside of your front door. don't leave home before you h