while studying pluto, the probe sent back amazing pictures. the probe is now flying even deeper into space on a mission to study objects floating in what's called the kuiper belt. the nasa mission to pluto cost almost a billion dollars. so, what do you think? should the government spend money on missions like this? or would the money be better spent on education and wiping out poverty? - probably getting rid of poverty and all of those other things because i think that that's more important for us right now. - i think the government should give the funds to education. - it might actually help us in the long run and it might improve upon education; we don't know until we try. (laughing) - i think that they should spend this money because they should explore the new planets and try to figure out if there's life on there or if there's water or anything like that, so, yeah. - saving the earth right now is a better idea. - of course, the government will be quick to point out that many of today's must-have products came from the space program. for e

in america, trump is leading something that is best described as pluto accuratic populism. a mixture of traditional populist causes with extreme libertarian ones. congress' own think tanks, the joint committee on taxation and congressional budget office calculate that in ten years people making between $50,000 and $75,000 a year around the median income in america would effectively pay a whopping $4 billion more in taxes. while people making $1 million or more would pay $5.8 billion less, according to an analysis of the senate bill before its last-minute changes. and that doesn't take into account the massive cuts in services, health care and other benefits that would likely result. martin wolf, the sober and fact-based chief economics commentator for "the financial times" concludes, this is a determined effort to shift resources from the bottom, middle and even upper middle of the u.s. income distribution toward the very top. combined with big increases in economic insecurity for the great majority. wolfe says the real puzzle is why this is a politically successful strateg

will be the first time since one thousand pluto for the home but by free us slaves in the mountain center will have transfer of power from one elected president to another. one groovy liberia south korea has confirmed it seized and inspected a hong kong registered ship which is suspected of carrying oil to north korea last month south korea's foreign ministry says it's an example of pyongyang using illegal networks to get around un security council sanctions blocking oil imports u.s. president donald trump has accused china or violating u.n. sanctions against north korea by not sending oil supplies to pyongyang which china denies mcbride has more from beijing. china will not be happy with this latest criticism from president trump coming in such a public stinging manner but it's true to say that china has become used to dealing with the united states in a different way over the past year and has been accustomed to president trump's tweets at the ministry of foreign affairs regular press briefing friday in beijing there was no specific reference or reply to this latest attack but the spoke

i'm a strong liberal, proud, progressive, i also say i'm on the left side of pluto. you can't find any issue that i'm not on the left side appeared i was working on transgender liberation back in 96 and 97. so, i'm not new to these fights but i was working on misconduct and accountability back in the '90s. i have a foundation that helped close five abusive prisons. i've been on the issue of all of these issues before we even had the phrase black lives matter. when somebody who is as strong a progressive as i i am is saying hold on a second, i think it's worth holding on a second. let me tell you how i think we got into the situation. let me tell you how i think we might be able to move et forward. both political parties, i think this is now less controversial than it might've been, but i would say over the past 30 years, both political parties sucked. they just sucked and it's just, that's a technical term. but what do i mean, i mean both political parties signed on to ideas that turned out to be just ruinous, bad ideas for ordinary people. it was both political part

. >> essentially the surface of pluto. >> we will be b >> what if i told you there is a place not farrom here, where your kids can spends the day learning to make chocolate and ice cream, sounds pretty good, right? quincy harris sign me up, mr. ice cream man. >> yes. >> yes, i'm the ice scream man, no master p. so tiler what dot kids do when they come here? >> so absolutely today we're making ice cream as part of chocolate and ice cream winter break camp. kids out of school, always something fun going on here, my friend here sarah and jess are helping us to make ice cream with the same material we just saw over there, very, very quickly for all of our campers today. so we start with our basic ingredient. >> say, hi, campers. yep, all of the campers here. they're excited. >> are you guys excited for ice cream for breakfast? >> yes, super excited for that. >> so, basically take the ingredient, start off with heavy cream. >> okay. >> we add a little bit of milk, it is all, what, one to one to one. use your grandmother's recipe if you have a specific one, we add little bit of sugar, vanil

lunatic bannonite primary challenger that pushes not just out to the right but out to the orbit of pluto in the crazy spectrum of things. i think a lot of people are calling it as bannon has been the skunk of the garden party. >> i'd be such a wallflower and never say exactly how he feels -- >> he writes what he feels. we talked about the strategy that this administration especially president trump and bannon i'm sure realizes the base, right, they hate hillary clinton more than they love donald trump. is the problem for the gop that democrats hate trump more than republicans love him? >> well, the republicans have to come to grips with the fact that in the president's first mid-term historically speaking the party is out of pow, it's reed really mad they just lost the election and they all get together to try to win. and when you're in that position as it democrats are now, they just have to be for something. and what they're against today is the presidency of donald trump. he's got low approval rating. they're against the policies put forward by the republican party. but they're not re

releasing the global stats for 2017. 45 trillion steps can take you to pluto and back more than two times. new year's eve in 2016 was the most active day for fitbit users and got the most sleep on new year's day. >>> if you like to knit or crochet, your services are needed. >> and your creations could make a real impact. the american heart association and the children's heart foundation are looking for volunteers to make tiny red hats for babies born in february. february is american heart mo h month. the project helps spread awareness about heart defects that affect about 40,000 babies each year. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> could the keep keep the mummers from strutting this new year's day? one grew will decide whether the parade will go on. >> you know it's going to be bitter cold. i'm tracking the cold and may have you wanting to stay home on new year's each and watch it on tv. you might see this weekend. >>> a 15-year-old school student it killed outside a donut shop. >>> too cold to strut, when the mummers will decide if they have to move their parade. >>> right now at 6:00,

that is enough to walk to pluto and back, more than two times.ours of sleep. we didn't contribute to that. new year's eve in 2016 was the most active day for fitby the users and users got the most sleep on new year's day. i wonder why. back after this the break. eve celebrations. the new tool now available in the south bay to report illegal fireworks. plus- kari has specialized forecasts for your holiday destinations across the state. when you join us tomorrow state... releasing the panicked 911 recordings of people calling for help after a >>> welcome back. authorities in washington state releasing the panicked 911 recordings of people calling for help after that massive train derailment that killed three and sent nearly 100 people to the hospital. the audio sheds light on the moments right after impact when people were thrown from the train and others were sadly pinned inside. >> yeah, all the while, 911 dispatchers working to keep people calm while surrounded by utter chaos. nbc's guy schwartz has more. >> 911 what are you reporting? >> tons o

. >>> even after astronomers crossed pluto off, we have eight and that was a record until now.d google have discovered an eighth planet in the kepler 90 solar system that makes it a tie however that planet not hospitable to humans since the average temperature is 80 0 degrees. astronomers haven't actually seen them because they are too far away. google is helping to crunch data from the kepler space telescope that records the shadows of the planets as they orbit in front of the sun. >> this weekend, bay area revelation takes a look at the battle over legalizing cannabis. california voters approved property 215 in 1996, the compassion youth act. he came to san francisco in the '70s wrote the law making california the first state to legalize marijuana. >> he essentially served in the military and arises and emerges as one of the primary pot dealers and a guy hippy that started providing counter culture symbol to the community in the bay area. >> recreational marijuana will be legal in the state on january 1st. bay area revelations that cannabis rush aired sunday at 10:00 p.m. aft

they're scared to death you're going to get a lunatic ban no bannonite who is out in the orbit of pluto. bannon has basically been the skunk in the garden party. >> i wish rick would come out and say exactly how he feels. >> he never says or writes how he feels. i saw you nodding your head though, scott. we talk about the strategy that this administration, especially president trump, and bannon i'm sure, realizes the base hate hillary clinton more than they love donald trump. they love donald trump but they hate hillary clinton more. is the problem for the gop that democrats hate trump more than republicans love him? >> well, the republicans have to come to grips with the fact that in the president's first midterm, historically speaking, the party that's out of party gets really mad that they just lost the election and they all get together and try to win. when you're in that position, as the democrats are in now, they don't have to be for anything. they just have to be against something. what they're against today is the presidency of donald trump. he's got a low approval rating. they'

. >> we expect that if the government obtained a short pluto of data that appeared to beexculpatory, that would probable cause to gather a warrant. then the pretrial process, defendant could obtain other records from the carrier and use those as exculpatory evidence. the concern is with the privacy invasion, which is quite severe over the long-term over these more than four months of data. >> the basis for the 24-hour , there isseems to me going to be protection extended to the information it has to involve some compromise of the third-party doctrine and if that is altered, i do not see why it would not also apply to one day of information. court to itother address this question, the supreme court of massachusetts, drew the line at six hours. we have suggested 24 hours. >> it seems to me the line is between information to which the authorities have access and information to which they don't. i don't know why we are bothering about a line between six hours, three weeks. >> we would be perfectly happy with this court for requiring a warrant as a personal matter. what we are trying to a

if we made pluto a planet, we would beat kepler. >> or tie it again, right? >> yes. but wait, math?19 years ago. it's come true. what the show foresaw back in 1998 that just took place. >> so freaky. >>> and that moment from "good morning america" that's now getting global attention. those two words from robin roberts, buttoning up michael strahan's exclusive interview with omarosa newman. >>> but first here's a look at today's forecast. >>> world news now weather, brought to you by norton core. that cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. if parts a and bcare and want more coverage. guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and l

. >> if i ever did anything wrong and the fbi, don't get the fbi, get to pluto.er] what do you drive me. neil: here it is. have at it. his show was terrific. it moves fast and it's topical without being demeaning. it can be done. >> and appropriate. neil: and appropriate or inappropriate? >> it can be done. neil: we will always argue in his defense when it comes to legal matters. meanwhile, the economy is growing under donald trump because of barack obama. after this. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that actually have a genuine need. we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. usaa, get your insurance quote today. neil: what you think of the corporate rate than not the innate 20%? >> you know, i believe 20% is co

pluto garnet says, sock it to me santa by bob seeger. >> tucker have you heard that. >> i'm not familiarmy play list. >> blue christmas by elvis. >> i know that one. >> another classic. >> this one -- this one is mine that's playing. >> new edition, okay. >> happy holidays to you. >> i'm not familiar with that one. >> 1985. >> i do know that. it's christmas all over the world. we're going to hear it. >> santa claus is coming down by pleasure band. >> um-hmm. >> they really came in. i love this. >> oh, holy night. >> yes. >> the standard. >> grandma got run over by a reindeer. >> that's funny. >> gee whiz it's christmas. i know that one. gee whiz it's christmas. [ laughter ] >> ella fitzgerald. yes. okay. clarence carter and gloria stefan. >> sleigh ride the whispers. >> we got more cut out for us. >> silent night by the temptations. >> heard that one yesterday. >> i want to give birthday shout out to nadine mason. she is -- follows us she loves watching us and turning 51 to today. [ applause ] >> hematoma birthday nadine. >> happy birthday to you. >> hope it's special. what do you have f

some are neptune and some are pluto. everybody is not in your inner circle.people that are really close and then some you treat, you know, your aunt bertha, you'll treat her with a lot more professionalism and courtesy. but we're talking about the workplace. right. we're trying to set standards. you're seeing people fall for agregious interactions and so i think thinking twice about things before making assumptions. and taking your time to get to know people and making sure there's an agreement. i think these are basic things. but we have to reinforce them and with so many casualties in the work mace now thinking twice is definitely. >> this your area of expert tess when it comes to the workplace we talk about these eight different scenarios. >> yeah. >> which range all over the place from things like sending unwanted photos which seems pretty on too long. people at different ages may look at these differently what may be harassment what may not be when it comes to the work mace what's going to happen in the next year? what will workplaces have to do to make