science pro is here to talk about the rings of saturn. do we not know what's in there i like the way you said there it's final we will find out bah spacecraft, taking a care looking all moons of saturn, it's about to get as close as it can to the rings in about 5,000 miles away. so spacecraft will get closer to planet's surface. repeatedly diving through this gap between saturn cloud tops and it's innering rings. they will go with f ring. i didn't know they named them. but going to be very close to where their main rings are. these ring are put together. what they are made of. after that, it will perform a death plunge into saturn's atmosphere on september 15th of 2017 bringing long mission to a close. you know, so what it's going to do is gathering data from titan, okay. and then, the moon, the moon titan moon will help to position it tomorrow in a spot that gets it within 5,000 miles of that f ring 20 times in total. so it can get an eyed on what these rings are made like. and the reason, reason that is last mission. honestly running ou

that your son, colonel sean jeffrey christopher, headed, or will head, the first successful earth-saturn probe, which is a rather significant-- wait a minute. i don't have a son. the doctor is correct. unless we return captain christopher to earth, there will be no colonel sean jeffrey christopher to go to saturn. well, that's it, isn't it? we'll have to find some way of-- a boy. i'm going to have a son. acknowledging that we must return captain christopher, there are several problems, prime of which is the explanation of his return. we tracked his plane wreckage down after our tractor beam crushed it. it crashed in an open section of southern nebraska. that means those search parties will be crawling all over that wreckage. and captain christopher himself complicated the matter. when i made visual contact, air defense command will be processing that film fast and adc control was probably recording my radio transmissions. if i remember my history, these things were being dismissed as weather balloons, sun dogs, explainable things, at least publicly. captain, our tractor beam caught and c

over the next several days, the moon, venus and not as bright, saturn to the right of that. a 9 p.m. 76 degrees, 68 at 7:00 a.m., 84 at 4:00 p.m. current temperatures mild, 70 and brandon, palm harbor 76 and clearwater beach center, upper 60s, wesley chapel, lake placid and 75 in venice. a few high clouds stream in from the west. lower clouds too coming in from the east. a few light showers, a few raindrops today rare of late in fact very rare in a day forecast. drier air high above in the atmosphere but mostly low-level moisture rolling along on the strong easterly flow. stronger gust in inland areas. a nontropical low but a of november. the next five days this general area about a 20% chance for possible development and if it would develop likely move far off the coast no concern there. atlanta falcons in town playing tomorrow night 78 degrees right here on news channel eight. very nice very nice weather that tailgating, the game itself should should be fantastic weather. high-pressure the big feature sitting to the north of us. shs he did not see many after that. thursday

and below saturn will be and carries.i hope you got and look at it for those of you watching a recorded version of this, the mission of the plans will not change that quickly and so you can continue to see it in coming days. effective and to more more than a both still be nicely positioned. anyway this is what astronomers knew in 1800. then came along this fellow, a mathematician and an astronomer. he got the new year off to a good start. he discovered a new planet. modern astronomers had only ever discovered one planet so this was quite a significant finding. i'm going to show you a hi resolution photograph of what he discovered and that's hear, she is the roman goddess of agriculture and grain. and ceres is often depicted with her harvest bounty and her crown of grains. in this case the artist has chosen to depict her with a size. different artist use different from applets to communicate the message but it's the same idea. in fact, if you had cereal this morning, if you had cereal and you have at least an analogical co

uh, mcdonald's, annually, the weight of five saturn v rockets. [ laughter ] reagan likes those things. [ imitating reagan ] well, if you-- if you pile them all up, they'd be a-- a saturn rocket. [ laughter ] [ applause ] all right. they sell three point four billion buns, enough to circle the globe [ imitating reagan ] eight point seven times. [ laughter ] now, here's a-- here's a strange statistic. a new mcdonald's opens every 18 hours, somewhere in the world. >> wow. >> in the time it takes ay i'm reading, right now, mcdonald's has sold about 2000 hamburgers. just in that period of 10 seconds. the original ronald mcdonald-- do you know who that was? >> no. >> i did not know. >> it's on a trivia game. >> nbc "today show" weather man willard scott. [ some laughter ] was the first-- >> yeah. >> wouldn't willard be a little large to be ronald? >> yes. >> now, if you invested in mcdonald's, some years ago, in 1965, 100 shares of mcdonald's stock were worth $2250. today, their value-- $190,000. >> mmm. >> now, we found some interesting facts, relating to mcdonald's-- and to the fast-food

they're saying the solar system has only four planets, jupiter, saturn, grayness, saturn, gratis, neptune everything else is debris. [laughter] so i'm certain all life forms jupiter thinking exactly that way. so you cannot invoke sizes exclusively to this pluto in this regard. allow me me to tell you that our moon, a small as it was compared to earth has five times the mass of pluto. so pluto lovers were never told that where you. welcome to the company of informed people regarding pluto but we knew this, so pluto had other issues so after some thinking about this, pluto got the motor to a dwarf planet status on several grounds. one of which that it orbits the sun in a region of the solar system where there is plenty of other stuff orbiting their which in total doors the mass of pluto itself. so pluto does not own its own orbital place in the solar system. it it is shared with countless thousands of other icy bodies that rivaled pluto in size and composition. so what we really discovered was that pluto never really was the planet we wanted it to be. in fact it went 60 years before we disc

around the bay area tonight but for temperatures in the 40's and '50's is coming as we head toward saturn--saturday >>vicki liviakis: apparently a lot of people or on duty are also enjoying themselves never fear of fine holiday mail is not far they have to stand guard by pop in on this city fire station kitchen with their cooking up a giant bird to share with the crew >>reporter: deceive prices who really come down much he is we seen of course more phones tenure linda was lined appear to her first phone the super hawk toy you cannot find it anywhere they're going for hundreds of dollars on even as a robot that hatches out of the giant egg >>reporter: the family is selling very grateful after escaping some grazing criminals some of the families items were taken including medical supplies for their five your daughter. >>reporter: it was the usual october tuesday at primeros until one of the family cars disappeared he was in disbelief and his wife and daughter were devastated the five year-old has a condition that affects the balms the family says something for recovered but much of it is us

one the left of the banner is saturn, you may need a tv to that's saturn and that's venus, all clear. another day today above average. and boff average every day. >> i do think tomorrow may end the streak of 14 days in a row of above average temperatures. 78 to 80 tomorrow. and then upper 70s to near 80 into the weekend. and no rain heading our way. 14 tays in a row. without measurable rain fall. this is the dry season. you want to know that's it. we have issues you know up in the carolinas. >> and tennessee. georgia. it has been a brought and the fires are ongoing. this is from blue ridge now. and residents evacuated due to wildfires. you vacation up there and are familiar with the area. this is from our station up in charlotte fox carolina news. carolina. this is a lot of wildfires. you can see how dry. it is exceptional near atlanta and back to jackson, mississippi. what is interesting about this you talk about a state divided in two. east of the drought area they're dealing with the floods. you go from above average way above average to no here. this will work our way tomorrow. al

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look low to the horizon for the venus and saturn and moon grouping. okay, of course talking about that super moon coming in november. i think that's november 14th. all right. warm tomorrow and then they plummet again. 79 tomorrow but then 64 on friday. the low to mid 60s on saturday, sunday, monday. that's average. average highs are 63. that's a good look at the weekend. it will continue through election day. at 10:00 66 downtown. we shouldn't be at 66 in the middle of the day let alone at 10:00. in the morning 58 in gaithersburg. almost a summer-like night really. by lunchtime, 1:00, some showers will break out just west of cumberland but i think we're okay for the lunch hour in town. look at the temperatures. 78 downtown, 80 in places like cull pepper and fredericksberg. there you get the showers and a couple of thunderstorms possible night a couple showers and soft yellow weather alert if you will. 60s to start downtown tomorrow, 70 by 11:00, 78 with clouds just moving in by 1:00 p.m. so behind the front breezy and much cooler but nice. 64 and 62.

we have a power source that can range in missions, whether that's to the icy moons of jupiter and saturn, or something like encephalus or titan, or to actually provide power on mars, to make fuel, to make oxygen for a return trip. power the habitats that form a permanent base on mars and charge up the rovers that could carry earthlings on martian expeditions. mike houts/nasa marshall space flight center there's no new physics required. no giant mysteries to solve. it's very do-able. mike houts is the nuclear research manager at nasa's marshall flight center, one of two nasa outfits involved in the krusty experiment. in addition to developing nuclear reactors technology could act like a turbo-charger for spacecraft bound for mars or beyond. mike houts: the idea behind nuclear thermopropulsion is to try and get the astronauts to mars very quickly. that of course reduces their exposure to galactic cosmic radiation, exposure to microgravity, any of the other hazards associated with deep space travel. houts says the booster engine might need to run only two hours to achieve enough velocity fo

you will see both the moon and venus together in tandem on the top of your tv set, you can also see saturn that shows up as well. a beautiful night and a pretty good couple of days coming up. daytime savings time with sunset sunset at 5:42, and a lot of you have asked me i take my kids to school and it's dark, but that ends this weekend, plenty of light early in the day and less at dinner time. highs today 86 was the official high, the record 88 set back in 2015, don't forget, 2015, the last couple of months every single day or almost see a lot of almanac data where the records were 2015 between now and the first part of next year and the morning low was 68 degrees. a northeast wind today will be shifting behind the cold front later on tomorrow and tomorrow night and on the weekend we'll see dryer and what cooler weather moving in, the northeast wind helping to heat us up and essence the cold front that will be moving to the south. we could see a quick shower, maybe a sprinkle but we are not going to get a lot of rain. i looked at the models going out two weeks and i don't see any major ra

other people can have some more saturn -- subtliz behavior. they might talk and suddenly stop talking. unaware of their surroundings. they may not fall to the ground or close their eyes but their behavior might be altered. some individuals can have very mild seizures that include temporary and intermittent numbness or tingling of a body part or shaking of a body part. karen: what does the research tell us in terms of disparity thing to know is epilepsy is a worldwide phenomenon. all communities equally, generally speaking, about 3% of the population have epilepsy. the tendency for unprovoked seizures. in that context, we know a lot of communities for a number of reasons, people of color and people with a limited english proficiency, may not receive personalized or customized cap from -- care from epilepsy specialists. some people night -- might not realize they have epilepsy. and people with ashe -- they may not and they may not go to a meteorologist and get specialty care. karen: there is a stigma that has nothing to do with medical collects

. >> i'm with you i had thump in my saturn trunk back in the day, but didn't have the cameras that they have now to pick up the fine detail of what was going on. i'm with you guys, going with real on this one. >> okay, last and final one, fake! >> no, that part ain't fake. i'm going real. a glass of wine and try to look foolish like that. >> hold on, did she even spill a drop? >> no. >> fake, in my opinion. >> fake, you would spill it. authentic, you save that wine! >> yes, but look at the way she does it. >> she spilled wine, it spilled on her. you can see it right there. i'm going to go with real. >> i think it's real. >> i go real on all fronts, including -- >> well, four of us think this charity thinks it's fake. what say you, mac? >> i'm going with it's too convenient, camera's all set up, all right there for you, best pose she's ever made, i'm going fake. >> i feel like this is a video she may have intended to go viral, but she didn't really anticipate the fall. i think that really did happen. >> i think we can all agree she was faking something in that video. >> for sure. >>> it'

we have a power source thatn that's to the icy moons of jupiter and saturn, or something like encephalus or titan, or to actually provide power on mars, to make fuel, to make oxygen for a return trip. small nuclear reactors could power the habitats that form a permanent base on mars and charge up the rovers that could carry earthlings on mike houts/nasa marshall space flight center there's no new physics required. no giant mysteries to solve. it's very do-able. mike houts is the nuclear research manager at nasa's marshall flight center, one of two nasa outfits involved in the krusty experiment. in addition to developing nuclear reactors as mobile power sources on the ground, he thinks the same technology could act like a turbo-charger for spacecraft bound for mars or beyond. mike houts: the idea behind nuclear thermopropulsion is to try and get the astronauts to mars very quickly. that of course reduces their radiation, exposure to microgravity, any of the other hazards associated with deep space travel. houts says the booster engine might need to run only two hours to achieve enough vel

saturn. saturn. well, these caves had never been explored before, and the professor had his hands full, captain blast: i can tell you that. gee. well, fortunately for the professor, just then, a gust of wind came up and blew his hat right off his head. and that isn't easy when you consider the atmosphere of titan is mostly ammonia, crystals, and methane gas. i'm sorry. but who knows what's down in those caves? captain blast: now, when the wind blew the hat off captain blast: the professor's head, it frightened captain blast: the snake people because they had never seen a hat before. oh, what did they think it was, captain blast? an oxygen helmet? the professor feels that too much attention atures. they lose interest at this age. may i say that's only the professor's opinion? did the snake guys come back, captain blast? well, yes, they did, only this time, the professor knew what to expect. you didn't read your lieutenant peep, come back here. car insurance policy. you just stuck it in a drawer somewh

jupiter and saturn are dwarfed by the size of our moon. we have an uncommonly large moon relative to us, in spite of how small that looks. the point i want to make here is pluto, we have history here with pluto in this institution. back in 2000 only opened the row center first in space, we werere the first out-of-the-box to reassociate pluto's identity from the planets to the dirty ice balls in the outer solar system. so we were raked over the coals by the press saying, especially little kids, say there are angry, pitstop third-graders third-graders saying just because it's small, how could you do that. thinking that size was an issue and in fact, it had much less to do with size than you might imagine. if we just go to the next slide, what we have? now we have the gas giants,ize n jupiter sat saturn uranus and neptune. and then you get to see how small earth is relative to the rest of the action there. this group was included in this for scale.here's here is a point i will make and i can't make this often enough. jupiter is more bigger co

we have a power source that can range in missions, whether that's to the icy moons of jupiter and saturn, something like encephalus or titan, or to actually provide power on mars to make fuel, to make oxygen for say a return trip, also it could be used for human habitats to keep astronauts alive, in addition it could be a power station for like a martian rover. the small reactor project at los alamos lab. the other partners are the y-12 team at oakridge, two nasa centers, and nnsa/department of energy folks on the ground here in nevada. the nevada site is not only well suited for such a test but historically it's where the first nuclear rocket engs ((george knapp)) >> tonight at 11, we will tell you what the experiment will need to succeed, and what it could mean to the future of humans in space. the people working on it are understandably very excited. ((weather toss)) <<< tedd florendo earlier today as forecasted. temps climbed higher than yesterday and near average again with comfortble 70's outside this afternoon. gusts did peak up to 30 or more in some spots down the colorado river

we have mars up to the -- away from venus but grouped in the venus moon and saturn tonight at 7:15. again, a couple of high clouds so you might not be able to see it. temperatures, warm tomorrow, yes. perhaps a record. the record high is 80 at national. well back to reality, the mid 60s on friday, the low 60s on saturday. the d that's average. lots going on this weekend. weather will cooperate. at 10:00 tonight after dinner take a little walk. weather really cooperating. short sleeves. 66 downtown, 63 in gaithersburg. by morning we are looking at 60 as far north as hagerstown to start the day off. and 58$60 as far north as hagerstown to start the day -- and 58 as far north as northwest to southeast during the lunchtime hour. we stay dry through the lunchtime hour. then in the afternoon showers, a little glimpse of red, a rumble of thunder. some folks, not everyone, will have a wet ride on the way home. temperatures though still in the 70s by this time tomorrow with the showers and the storms. all right. day planner, 60s to start , 70 by 11:00 and then clouds beginning to roll in at

"the third ring of saturn. ck." let's go see the world's largest ball of twine. twine? one question: why? please let the answer be that you have a fever. t-t-t-twine? is that the brochure? and, if so, can i keep it in my basket? come on, hilda. we always go to the other realm, but we never get to see any real americana. at least tell me it's somewhere exotic. it's in kansas. oh, the paris of the midwest. a substantial ball of twine? why? just asking. oh, great. it's the green hornet. so, how's the report coming? i believe it will garner a fine grade. still haven't started yet. nope. tough, now you have to sign up for community service in the other realm. but i didn't do anything wrong! community service isn't just something professional athletes do to avoid jail. giving to the community makes you feel good about yourself. but i already feel fabulous about myself. i love me. you have to do charity work and give it your all. you can't phone it in. okay, get off my back. i'll help others. let's go. sorry. you have to do it on your own. fine. what's this? my homework. give

. >> blair close an personal with saturn's ring. the long running space probe will start a new set of orbits, skimming past the outer opening of saturn's main rings, it will fly closer to rings than it has since its approval in 2004. the probe is apparently running out of fuel and will make a final deadly dive into planet next september. the world's oldest woman is celebrating her 117th birthday. emma lived in italy and kicked off yesterday's festivities with good old nap. she credits eating raw eggs and being single for living so long. she divorced her abusive husband before it was even legal in italy. emma also said she never smoke or drank. yesterday, she was visited by the mayor for another celebration and was read a special letter from italy's president. emma was born in 1899. >> elizabeth: you know, i don't know in that's true about drinking. i heard that one of her secrets is drinking every now and then. scott brown, why he says voters in massachusetts are crossing the border and legal lines. >> the reporter: parents outraged

venus, a little saturn just to the right, and also the waxing crescent moon. should be a similar seen tonight. check that out. robert scott a nice shot from lucerne park with a few clouds earlier and we see very colorful skies of late. both in the morning and also the evening. the eight-day mugginess forecast, we had to raise this a little bit. we will have an impact from the cold front but perhaps not as great as originally thought. that cold front is coming through but it won't be particularly cool. it will dry out the air just a little bit. 80 degrees at 8 pm. degrees. you might be feeling a little bit more humidity and that's true in downtown st. petersburg as well. think that easterly breeze in downtown. the winds are fairly strong, gusting at times over 20 miles per hour. here is tampa and lakeland at 21 miles per hour. as evening goes along, things should become less breezy. that's the easterly flow, a week disturbance adding sprinkles. it hasn't been particularly rainey. 78 degrees before gametime tomorrow as the falcons are in town to play at raymond

if you recognize these guys who are in green saturn sedan give police a call. >>> you see it uh-uh shootour fresco users are helping show you what's happening in your neighborhoods. so chris, what exactly is going on tonight? >> well today some amazing footage from our fresco users in chicago. kevin took this video of the cubs championship parade. newly cubbies parading through the city. it's been 108 years since the team brought home a world series title. city officials estimated 5 million people lined michigan avenue in lake shore drive to cheer on the motorcade. said to be one of the largest gatherings of humans in history. >>> and back home, another fresco user takes us to port richmond where world championship boxer danny garcia was helping the fight against hunger. boxer host add food drive at the x fin store on rash minute go avenue earlier tonight. he teamed up with philabundance for the event. garcia will be competing at temple on november 12th for a boxing match. >>> well, when you see news happening, make sure to take out your phone and shoot it. mack sure you use the fresco a

they are the clean rooms were many of the legendary space and venus and saturn and beyond have been bills. right now they are working on a very special one hour just travel around the earth. a weather satellites. the next iteration weather satellite the assembled right here. it's a geostationary operational and by mental satellite that's been the backbone of weather forecasting for nearly 4 decades. the latest generation will mark a giant leap of technology. the new satellites hdtv compared to current standard definition. it will probably get more data in the first six months of one of these satellites being in the atmosphere looking down at the earth that we've had from all the satellites that preceded them for the last 40 years. project manager explains. >> i don't know that one image to make a difference but as you watch a time lapse of a storm where now you see a 15 minute it every 30 seconds, it will be amazing. >>> the twin satellites goes -- is alreadd in cape canaveral will be launched in two weeks. when it becomes fully operational next spring would use these fantastic high resol

you will also below it see saturn to the left you will and upper left of that mars going to be out there. three planets can the chrisn't -- and the crescent moon 7:15 and we should have the skies for that. nice day to be out on the boat in the potomac huh? look how flat the river looks right now. the afternoon is going to have sunshine and winds out of the south generally 5, 8, maybe 10 miles per hour. not too much of a breeze and that will help push temperatures into the sever. we should be -- 70s. we should be in the low to mid- 60s this time of blear with the 7:00 reeding at -- reading at 68 morning. 50s and low 60s. our weather headlines on this wednesday is going to be warm through tomorrow. we have a front coming tomorrow. so we have to watch out for a few showers maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon. into the early evening. possibly a yellow weather alert we're still monitoring that. we have not gone there yet. but be advised tomorrow afternoon has some showers in the forecast. much cooler weekend. clocks go back saturday night at the sunday morning. we go back to standard time.

on national security and the release come to the controversy involving another video recorder the saturnonal event giving announce his aloof says 6.9 magnitude earthquake off the coast of japan that triggered the tsunami warning feels the quake is most likely an aftershock from the magnitude 9.1 to local earthquake that struck in the same area back in 2011 >>reporter: and badly damaged adaption nuclear and shima hist >>james: sit there now a game is a role they put end w collin undefeated on the four game road trip >>reporter: is giving the musical in january the latest cost the favorite she is joining the march to the matter universe is scheduled to start production early next year in recent years and february of 2018. springs are pursued or raw was led to a fatal crash a will or live with the latest from the scene will have his obeyed his ally of the outside the san mateo bridge >>james: an attack on will lose after she was beaten and robbed in the eastman the woman was walking near the part station she was hit several times and the head by a blunt object the 42 year-old stood in the s

was stolen and was a nasty note on the windshield the note in the hands of east bay regional park saturns is our country and that muslims should get out. >>reporter: the colorful home she is now crying off her head star was a traditional headscarf please all looking for whoever spray-painted racially charged hate speech on the old hamilton office was closed at hamilton field it was discovered monday morning walk patrol officers were making rounds police a since the language did not target a specific person it is not classified as a hate crime with the violators could face vandalism charges they say it is unclear at it is tied to the president to election which has sparked racial acts of violence and hate speech across the nation >>terisa estacio: this woman is charged with killing him as well as the mom >>reporter: 30 days since they came out with a list of more than 200 reforms for the san francisco police department the students marched in the streets carrying signs in english and spanish more concerning to the students at the school the campaign promises to the port millions of people

it's certainly more -- >> it's a saturn rocket. >> and the capsule, too. if you look at the orion capsule that the humans actually stay in, it looks much more like the gemini and apollo capsules than, it doesn't look like a space shuttle. >> oh sure, because the shuttle is basically a bus. >> yes, it's a capsule and they drop it into the ocean. >> so when this goes up in 2018, there will be several different experiments. how many, 18? >> about 13. off. >> basically bus stops along the way to the moon. >> they will be dropped out? shot out? how does it work? >> they are deployed. it's called a deployer and just on a spring and we are, the front door opens and we're shot out of the side of the secondary payload deployer. it's a ring. many meters across and sort of slowly rotating and we get deployed at the appropriate spot. >> in that mission where are you guys are in that line of 13? >> we need to get off very quickly. so you guys saw the small box, it's a shoebox size spacecraft, and that's everything inside there. we have a radio, we have our instrument,

we have a power source that can range in missions, whether that's to the icy moons of jupiter and saturn, or something like encephalus or titan, or to actually provide power on mars, to make fuel, to make oxygen for a return trip. small nuclear reactors could power the habitats that and charge up the rovers that could carry earthlings on martian expeditions. mike houts/nasa marshall space flight center there's no new physics required. no giant mysteries to solve. it's very do-able. mike houts is the nuclear research manager at nasa's marshall flight center, one of two nasa outfits involved in the krusty experiment. in addition to developing nuclear reactors as mobile power sources on the ground, he thinks the same technology could act beyond. mike houts: the idea behind nuclear thermopropulsion is to try and get the astronauts to mars very quickly. that of course reduces their exposure to galactic cosmic radiation, exposure to microgravity, any of the other hazards associated with deep space travel. houts says the booster engine might need to run only two hours to achieve enough velocity

right here were here we have venus and saturn, just to the right of being a so a nice shot, carl in sebring also sent was so thanks for taking of the celestial vents. clear skies helping that a long. dry air above. 87 degrees warm for sure humidity a little higher than we expect this time of year but still evenings fantastic, 90 as the record, nowhere near that today. temps continue to stay warm or slightly above normal, this line by here average 81 degrees, 84 thursday, 82 on friday, temperatures upper 70s i'm a cold front headed our way friday and cooler result behind temperatures at 70 at 60 degrees, pleasant start to the day, much like today. 4 p.m. 85 degrees warming up ab a stray shower. current temperature 65 in temple terrace, 69 palm harbor, largo on ellis park 74, sun city center 68 in lake placid, 69 inverness and 69 in venice. quite a bit of dry air high above the atmosphere, we have been showing water vapor imagery, kind of tells the story helping the drier air inlet but also high in the way of cloud development. thanks to a strong easily flow we tend to develop cumulus clouds,

out, not only a great sunset but the planets are showing up well in the western sky, with venus, saturn and mars. partly cloudy skies now. i do see areas of fog developing late tonight. moisture is up a little bit, dewpoints are pretty high, winds are light and that is a recipe for fog, and our fog season is usually late november into the spring. it makes sense that we'll see some fog overnight, but no rain and then we'll watch and wait for the approval of a weak front that mass, but tomorrow it looks like a good shopping day. by monday or 1:00, it's 78, and we top off near 80. >> now that you are done feasting. 75% of shoppers will be h 137 million people are expected to shop over the hot day holiday weekend, up from last year, and the stock market has been on a tear since election day, all posting big gains since trump became president elect, and watch what do you at the office, turns out that the boss may be washing. has love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleep

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why do i feel like we're at a company picnic on saturn? [ crackling ] i think it's starting to crack! i'll stay here with the egg. i think it's almost time, though. i hope this rolling hasn't turned him into a quiche. hi, mr. bickley. oh... what a nice suit. thanks. i'm about to be buried in it. oh, mr. bickley, you dropped in at a bad time. i was in the middle of -- please, mindy, i don't want to talk about it. oh. then i respect your feelings. bye. i met darinda at a club med luau. the second i laid eyes on her, i knew i had to make her mine. sure, she was a lot younger than me, but she loved older men. oh, that's too bad, mr. bickley. where's mork?! oh, uh, mork's in the bedroom having breakfast. [ egg crackling ] rice krispies. hi, bick. it all started when i met darinda at a club med luau. she told me she loved me. [ crackling ] what -- what is that noise? oh, i'm just listening to my "exorcist" soundtrack. little linda's head is just starting to spin around. min, can you give me a little moral support, maybe a ball-peen hammer? what'

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saturn and the watching crescent moon. waxing means it is heading to a full moon. venus will stand saw it last night. it was like this. this and the moon was over here. it changes the position in the sky quite a bit from night to night. a couple more days. 8889 the record. patchy clouds around. they should dissipate and be and from the atlantic. they will dissipate and move off shore in the next hour or two. that will be that. the clouds have contained a couple of showers not a big deal. a lot are complaining about having crimesy lawns. this is what happens in october and november. we can go with no rain at all and longer than november is the driest. and that's it. i think we stay mostly rain free. when the front goes by on friday i'm not expecting any rain and a shift. cooler and less humid. it will not be a major rain maker. right now. still 86 in tampa. cooler with the wind off the and brooksville is at 84. watch the arrival of the front. we stay quiet tonight. could you see a sprinkle tomorrow. not much at all. by friday, the front moves down the state. it is g

we have a power source that can range in missions, whether that's to the icy moons of jupiter and saturn, or something like encephalus or titan, or to actually provide power on mars, to make fuel, to make oxygen for a small nuclear reactors could power the habitats that form a permanent base on mars and charge up the rovers that could carry earthlings on martian expeditions. mike houts/nasa marshall space flight center there's no new physics required. no giant mysteries to solve. it's very do-able. mike houts is the nuclear outfits involved in the krusty experiment. in addition to developing nuclear reactors as mobile power sources on the ground, he thinks the same technology could act like a turbo-charger for spacecraft bound for mars or beyond. mike houts: the idea behind nuclear thermopropulsion is to try and get the astronauts to mars very quickly. that of course reduces their exposure to galactic cosmic radiation, exposure to microgravity, any of the other hazards associated with deep space travel. might need to run only two hours to achieve enough velocity for a quick trip to mars.

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the moon and saturn and the venus cous combo special. and 87 degrees today, i think we'll drop below that. the record high today, 92 which was set last climate data showing record highs between now and the first of the year set last year because of the prevailing heat that we had at the end of 2016, and 15. turn blocks back one hour early on sunday. sunrise at 6:45. there was a cold front moving down the state and it's but there is rain moving into sections of hernando county and it's moving steadily to the south. it's raining in brookville, and i do expect the rain to% diminish, and there is rain near kissimmee. this rain does mark the arrival of the cold front. bit cooler but i mean, not a lot. the big thing is the dewpoint's plunge, and dewpoints in birmingham, wow, down to 49. and then dryer weather will head our way. across the state you have 70's across had tampa bay and the dewpoints are up and it will move to the south late tonight and tomorrow so a change is on the way as the winds pick frup the north and northeast. tomorrow. de

police searched this blue saturn parked front of the the home last night. as part of the investigation. the license plate comes back to him out of maine. >> problem here before. investigates. and the investigation continues. district attorney's office not releasing any official identification of folks involved in this case. we will stale talk with everybody. for now reporting from marlborough. fox 25 news. >> new hampshire man says he was the first one inspire donald trump run for the president. >> i decided he was the person to be president of united states. >> how he says he convinced now president-elect to make his first political speech. >> already feels like that gusty winds through. but good news, for the weekend. at least by sunday. >> we owe you our thanks. you owe you our raw inspect. and we owe you our freedom. >> and salute american heros. ? ? one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. ready to head out when others h

i have venus, mars and saturn in the western sky, beautiful day, looks like a pretty good day coming up tomorrow with more sunshine. right now we're sitting in the mid 60s around tampa bay, we'll watch out for areas of fog to develop later tonight, then tomorrow during the day, there will be a weakening cold front moving down the peninsula. no rain with the front. all it will do is shift the wind ushering in a slightly drier and a slightly cooler air mass for the next week. we start warming back up to the 80s, could see some showers around on wednesday and thursday of next week, but overall, the forecast looks pretty good. here's how we go for tomorrow. 75 degrees at 10:00, 76 by 1:00 and 78 degrees by 4:00. >> let the shopping begin. bargain malls and clicking online, early signs are pointing to a very merry christmas for gift receivers and retailers. one report saying online sales on thanksgiving day alone topping one pill yon billion bud it's not even cyber monday yet. all that shopping on the web is a big reason why we are seeing more delivery trucks on the road. a new report say

a saturn aia of blood. panoply of horror. today most of us remember it as the bloody angle. where men were not as men said one soldier but as demons. for 20 straight hours, they will fight hand to hand in the pouring rain in water in those trenches up to their knees shooting each other at point blank range, stabbing each other with their bayonets using their rifles as clubs, throwing them like spears, using sticks, rocks, fists, teeth, anything they can. a seething bubbling, roaring hell of hate and murder. one soldier says. 20 straight hours, and this fight's already been going on for two. 22 straight hours of the most intense, personal hatred you can imagine up close and ugly. the earth works were slippery with rain and blood, one soldier said. men wounded getting trampled into the trenches. too injured to pull themselves out, bodies stacking up, three, four, five deep. men getting sucked into the mud and suffocating or drowning or being unable to do anything but suffer and be trampled men jumping up onto the works firing a rifle and throwing it like a spear pinning the gu