regular people should not go to the moon, end of story. >> the worst part is when you fly to the moon you have to connect at o'hare. >> it is the connections that gets you. >> the tv is broken and the kid is kicking you in the back of the seat all the way. >> workers are striking. >> thanks to kennedy, ray allen and ambassador john bolton. i look ridiculous. >> i'm tom shillue. ght now. >>> the expanded hunt for the country's next top diplomat. the foreign policy establishment uproar over a phone call heard around the world. and the president-elect's defense of his use of 140 characters or less to make a point. this is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. donald trump is not waiting until he hires his secretary of state to start shaking things up on the foreign policy scene. as the list of candidates for the top diplomatic job grows, the president-elect is aggravating the leaders of the world's most populous nation,

mercury 7 astronauts and the man john kennedy would later say confirmed his dream of landing a man on the moon before the decade of the '60s was out, could happen, because of what john glenn did. up until he came along, american astronauts had tried suborbital flights but it was then the soviet cosmonauts who were stealing all the thunder, the attention, and one successful or bittal mission after another. yuri gregoire want was the first man in space but john glenn was see menned in history as our first man to ore built the earth -- orbit the earth. at the time it was stunning, catchup that had is far back in space race but a mission whose success later had john kennedy, my dream is on. clayton anderson joining us on the phone. not enough can be said of the significance of the mission, let alone what john glenn did later on in his 70s on the space shuttle. but how important the success of that mission was and how i turned everything around. >> absolutely. i would like to think that all of my colleagues would agree with me when we say that john glenn was the astronaut's astronaut. that he did i

there is the moon. this is a satellite that measures of the background and this is a solar observatory that made the measurements of the sun that we saw. i know were getting into the realm of the planets from which we heard about. it's one of the things that could render us distinct. one of the things that it will do is try to map those and find out if any of those are going to hit us in the head. this is the furthest we have of a voyager one and two. it's a transition between the sun and its influence on its environment and the rest of the galaxy. so what is julius caesar's comment. we have another zone of comments predicted by a dutch shaman or not as countless topics. it's very far. it is the name of the entire system. one of which is proxima's. this is a radio bubble. it's how far they have reset with space. the 1936 olympics some of the first signals that they will receive. never see now were seeing the entire milky way here. the black hole would be right there in the center. that is a distance you

largest moons in the solar system, even most of the moons of jupiter and saturn are door 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 will make is that pluto, we have history here with pluto in this institution, back in 2000 when we opened the row center for earth and space where the first out-of-the-box to reassociate pluto's identity from the company planets to the dirty ice balls in the solar system. and so we're raked over the coals by the press saying especially little kids saying they're angry, pissed off third-graders saying how just because it's small how could you do that, thinking that size was an issue. in fact, it had, it had much less to do with size than you might imagine. if we go to the_now we line now we have the gas giants, jupiter, saturn and neptune. and then you get to see how small earth is relative to the rest of the action. because earth is included in this for scale. so here's a point i'll make and i don't get to make it often enough, jupiter is more bigger compared to earth than earth

that's when he became the second man on the moon. he later told david muir in an interview, he will never forget the moment he set foot on the moon. >> i get to the bottom, and i, with great confidence, jumped up. but i didn't quite make it to the bottom. >> reporter: in a statement, aldrin's manager said, mr. aldrin has fluid in his lungs, but he is responding well to antibiotics. abc news, new york. >>> great to see a smiling face right there opinion. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, new movies, what >>> coming up, new movies, what the critics are saying. question, are my teeth yellow? have you tried the tissue test? ugh yellow. what do you use? crest whitestrps. crest 3d whitestrips whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whitestrips are the way to whiten. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plan

they got there and the sun and the moon were waiting for them. you're late. and the two frogs said, sun, moon, you cannot get married. and they said, why not? and they said because when you get married you're going to -- and then look. and they looked at the pond. all these little frogs were in there singing. and they said, sun, your sacred moon. there's only one of each of you. if you get together, the sky will be filled with suns and moons. and they said, you're right. but we're in love with each other. how are we going to do this? so they agreed that the sun would be up while the moon was asleep and the moon would come up and the sun would go to sleep. and that's why it is what it is today. but every now and then you'll see the sun and the moon up at the same time. we say -- throwing kisses at each other. and every now and then you'll see a solar eclipse. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] thank you everybody, for coming here, and i wish you all success in everything you do. [ applause ] >>> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and polic

>> no, no, not repeat the moon landing. 's the spirit of going to the moon, the can-doism, and the belief of nasa as a positive. there's been the privatization of space lately. and he thinks nasa as a government agency that is going to get his attention. that it was good for us to compete. today, there are stories of china wanting to go to mars soon. so i think you may have in a trump administration, nasa being reprioritized like it was during the kennedy, johnson, and nixon years. >> so a more figuratively going to the moon. >> figuratively, meaning the moon shot, which is the metaphor for american can-doism. but his interest in space, he talked about the national park system, deferred maintenance, how sad it is that some places like independence hall or the white house itself or lincoln memorial has so much deferred payme maintenance and he wants to fix the historic sites. >> so he sat down with you, a presidential historian. presumably, he's conscious of his place in history. i wonder what do you make of trump's tendency

the u.s. now sleeps under a soviet moon. we tried to counter just a few months later in december with vanguard, and it blew up after a forefoot lift off the pad. and we remember some of those pictures very, very well. so with that background enter , the manned program. so its tensions were brought to a new level. lines were drawn. and the space race was underway. the media concentrated mainly on the race aspects of it. i always thought that it was something after people had looked up for tens of thousands of years and wondered what was up there was something that once we develop the capability to do this it would have happened some , time anyway, but the impetus for it back at that time was certainly the space race. now we had the ability to learn know, and it was going to be of great, great value space race or , not. president was kennedy looked at as a space president, still is because of his decision to send the people to the moon. but i think many have overlooked some of the role that, part of the role the general that pr

we beholden to the thousands of men and women who, when challenged to go to the moon in accomplished that which was thought unachieveable. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member for their leadership and support of this legislation and finally i want to express my sincere gratitude to my longtime friend and colleague from florida, congresswoman frederica wilson for her staunch support and her tireless efforts to ensure that this remarkable achievement is commemorating. -- is commemorated. mr. speaker, we have one opportunity to celebrate this historical event with a commemorative coin. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2726 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i move now to suspend th

he finally got to the moon. >> hear hear, jay barbury in john glenn was a lovely man. or as the late scott carpenter was the first to say, "god speed, john glenn." thank you for being here with us. "hardball with chris matthews" begins right now. >>> the right stuff, let's play "hardball." >> today the united states begins paying tribute to colonel john h. glenn jr., the first american to ride a spacecraft around the world. >> good evening, i'm chris matthews. today we pay tribute to john glenn, known as an american hero, john glenn died today. he was an astronaut, a u.s. senator, a statesman, and an american hero. he died at the age of 85.

. >>> a company has just announced it will give tours to the moon for $10,000. ll watch a physicist if affordable space travel is on the horizon and the bigger implication for man kind, that's >>> welcome back. a group called moon express has become the first private company to obtain permission from the u.s. government to land on the moon, and it plans to sell tickets for just $10,000 apiece in as little as ten years. nasa says a new form of propulsion relying on electromagnetic waves could potentially get us from earth to mars in 70 days. are we at the dawn of a new age? joining me now, professor kaku. >> glad to be on your show as usual. >> i love the idea of space travel. whether it's close by, that little rock next door we kcall the moon or the red planet. so let's talk about this lunar journey. $10,000? in ten years? >> when you're applying your christmas vacations, put that down in the future. let's go to that crater, that valley on the moon. before we get all hot and heavy about this, realize that $10,000 today will only put a pound of anything, just in m

it has a long way to go. >> it still one big tree. >> the moon tree. at the capital. >>> bay area officers running for a cause.>> this symbolizes the pain and discomfort that this profession is evolving through right now. >> the mission to pay tribute to fallen officers across the country this weekend. >>> we are tracking the raindrops that are headed our way. we have had some breaks today but the rain gets going tonight into tomorrow.>>> 20 law enforcement officers from the bay area are heading to dallas this weekend to run the dallas marathon in their uniforms. >> as ktvu news reports they are paying tribute to the five officer shot and killed in dallas last summer and all officers killed in the line of duty.>>reporter: on the bay trail at the marina this group of law enforcement officers are training to run the 26 mile dallas marathon. >> we see a lot of death, we see a lot of violence. >>reporter: the group has been training for months. they plan to wear their uniforms when they run the marathon in dallas. they want to feel discomfort. >> this symbo

buzz aldrin, who landed on the moon with neil armstrong in 1969, had just arrived at the south pole as part of a private tour group. but once there, his condition quickly deteriorated, triggering a high-risk rescue mission. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: in a hospital bed in new zealand tonight, a smiling 86-year-old buzz aldrin after a rescue from the bottom of the world. just tuesday he as he joined a luxurious adventure tour. but once there, at 9,000 feet, nearly double the altitude of denver, his condition territoried. a c-130 on skis, like this one, landed to medevac him to a research station, then on to new zealand, where he's described tonight as stable with fluid in his lungs, but responding well to antibiotics. er doctor john torres has flown two rescue missions to the north pole himself. >> it looks like edema, a buil o that happened at high altitude. if that happens, you have to get them down to sea level and on oxygen quickly. >> reporter: in 1969, buzz aldrin landed on the moon in apolo 11, following neil armstrong down the ladder to the lunar surface. >> we were

the u.s. now sleeps under a soviet moon. tried to counter just a few months later in december with vanguard, and it blew up after a forefoot lift off the pad. and we remember some of those pictures very, very well. so with that background, enter the manned program. so its tensions were brought to a new level. lines were drawn. and the space race was underway. the media concentrated mainly on the race aspects of it. i always thought that it was something after people had looked up for tens of thousands of years and wondered what was up there was something that once we develop the capability to do this, it would have happened some time anyway, but the impetus for it back at that time was certainly the space race. now we had the ability to learn know, and it was going to be of great, great value, space race or not. president was kennedy looked at as a space president, still is because of his decision to send the people to the moon. but i think many have overlooked some of the role that, part of the role the general that preside

it is ten years after john glenn orbitted the earth that you stepped on to the moon and off of the apollo 17 and dedicated that first step to those who made it possible of course, one of those is john glenn. america lost a hero and you lost a friend. what did john glenn mean to you? >> you called earlier john an icon and trail blazer and he certainly was both of those. but p he was more are than that. he was a great loss to the space program and to our country. when we needed a hero in the '60s, with what i call as the terrible '60s. al shepherd and john glenn stepped up and fulfilled that role and became the hero we see desperately needed at a time when the country was you know, not in that great of a shape. >> do you remember where you were when that happened on february 20th, 1962? >> i remember almost exactly where i was. i was at 2:00 in the morning or somewhere there abouts and woke up from a solid sleep to watch john maybe for the third or fourth time attempt to go into orbit and that was a great event, just to be there and watch it and know what was happening. this is the thing, "

was it singular goal as it was during kennedy's time for the moon or what? rm goal is to go to mars but we can't go there just in one step. neil: right. >> mars is so much further than the moon. we have to take it in pieces. so this next mission i'm talking about, to go somewhere, it is called lunar space, between the moon and mars. so we can test systems. we can make sure we keep crews alive long enough out there, so far away from our earth. so it's going to be, stepwise and in pieces but we're definitely going to get to mars. everybody committed. neil: well, i hope that's true. you're closer to this than i'll ever be but one of the thing that worries me for a time being i still see us hitching rides to the space station. when does that end where we can go our own way? >> well, actually, the plan is right now we are funding, nasa is funding several companies to develop crewed vehicles including boeing and spacex to take a crewed vehicle to the international space station. originally those flights were scheduled for 2017, which is right upon us. and, it may s

how far is it to the moon. they answer the question then player amazon will music by vocal command. apple is late to this party and may release one and their users can call their i tunes content on demand. ht see sampson all have their vr headset nonmarket. and a virtual reality is accessible and will golem prop popularity. the large number of people who will buy and play with anything apple puts out. once they get this on the market will further expand the are into the community. tyrone griffin's family is heart-sick.and looking for justice. the 36-year-old from hayward was killed with his young son by his side.inside his hometown target. today.we caught up with griffin's family.just a short time before they learned the suspects were charged with murder. 22-year old frankie archuleta who you see here. also, his brother, 25-year old jesse archuleta.both are from hayward. they were arragned today in alameda county superior court. >> grant: bush and for justice for their level in the 36 year- old hayward was killed with his young son by his side inside his home town target. the cup wi

as part of the moon shot we set up what was called the blue ribbon panel to review what should be the scientific priority as we tackle this to tried and cancer as we know it, to try to do it over the next five years what would normally take 10 years for these parties include investing in promising therapies like immunotherapy using your body's own immune system to target cancer cells, enhance detection efforts in every community regardless of the zip code in which he lived, supporting research to improve outcomes for children with cancer putting us on the path to turn what is currently a devastating cancer diagnosis into an absolute cure. in the process it will fundamentally i believe change the culture of our fight against cancer and inject an overwhelming sense of urgency or as the president always says the urgency now. because every single moment counts as senator murray and everybody who worked on this bill knows, god willing this spill wool literally save lives. but most of all what it does just as mere signing signing today mr. president as you know better than i do gets million

the moon as a next up. commercial space industry, where you are developing space in a more rational step-by-step approach, that is a more natural way of doing things. there is a huge moon-mars debate. i since the moon is rising. caroline: wonderful to have you both on. thank you both for giving your time today. now, more of "bloomberg technology" coming up. all of our this is her life streaming on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: on today's tech funding board, alabama on-demand -- alibaba's on-demand service is securing funding for expansion. round has the stock up by about $8 billion. baidu says reports that it is planning a billion-dollar ipo for its video streaming site next year are not accurate. they published a statement on friday. they say there is no timetable in place for the ipo and it supports independent growth and development is going well. coming up, everything you need to know about this week in tech news, including uber's running with california regulators. that is next. this is bloom

nine degrees right now, love the full moon. this is over discovery world, the pilot house there. the moon is spectacular. it would be nicer if it was warmer. eight degrees in sheboygan. in racine, the moon is westerly wind at eight miles per hour, lovely reflection. to the wind chills we go, where it will be tough to take. 7:00, four below in milwaukee. nine degrees below zero in west bend, so the windchills will be low, and then they get worse. this is tomorrow evening. already seeing the wind pick up tomorrow, 15-25 miles per hour, below. it will be that way thursday morning. this is one of those mornings where it was not too bad wind wise, but thursday, hang out with your kids in the car until that bus arrives. that gives them a chance to not be so brutally cold. let's warm things up around here. eight days to winter, 12 to christmas, 19 to the new year. 97 days until we start spring. that was last year. this is today. -- this warms the you up here that was last year. this is today. our next storm will bring us know. that is looking more and more likely, friday into saturday.

to ever walk on the moon. terror inside a florida bank -- a gunman holding customers and workers hostage. the quick thinking actions that allowed police to get everyone to safety. and.... a tornado outbreak..... in the southeast..... leaves several people dead.... what president obama is now to provide relief to the victims. where a bank robbery...... turned into a -2- hour long hostage situation..... in jacksonville. police say.... it ended...... with all the hostages released... and.... a n investigation. elizabeth pkg: a tense and terrifying morning for the hostages.. held inside this florida credit union.. ((nat)) sirens police.. and the swat team.. not the only ones rushing to the scene.. family members.. unable to get a hold of their loved ones.. prayed for their safety. ((sot)) sharon sykes, hostage's mother "i'm just prayerful.. prayerful? prayerful?" it was just after 9am.. police say they got a 911 call about a robbery in progress at ck swat negotiators.. called to the scene right away.. with the susp

. >> i was in the peace corps when he went to the moon. my friend frank got the whole village to come out and watch that light in the sky. was that great? >> i don't think eight minus -- no, in the mix to head the department of ag, former congressman j.c. watts. >> is he coming? >> he's in the mix, he's in the mix. >> he's a great guy, great guy. two things. harry reid secretly admires what mitch mcconnell can. second thing, democratic senators are refusing to meet with trump nominees in the senate. >> is there going to be a poll buster or is it going? >> well, harry reid said it's going pretty soon. >> thank you. when we return, let me finish with american hero john glenn. i got some things to say i know about him. you're watching "hardt ball", the place for politics. >>> the guy that gets married young to the girl next door, stays married for life, spending the evening with his wife but somehow managing not to get distracted from the basics. for john glenn who died today, that was the deal. he once said he didn't have a fire alarm religio

i'm over the moon, for us to come together. we re the moon, for us to come together.his is going to be the best option but were going to make this an annual thing. option but were going to make this an annualthing. i option but were going to make this an annual thing. i don't want to spend too much time in this part of the world that we can give do it for the world that we can give do it for the kids. all the pressure you would expect from a north—east derby but channelled into one very good cause. that's all from sportsday. the fog is not as dense but there are still some dense patches. before you head out, check the situation stop it will come and go overnight but it is patchy and dense in places. still could cause problems. more by bonding across east anglia, south—east england but a few spots elsewhere in wales, the midlands, elsewhere in wales, the midlands, elsewhere in wales, the midlands, elsewhere in southern england. a totally different story in northern scotland. we see rain moving in now overnight. it will be a mild start in the morning but it is notjust w

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barely seeing the moon keeping an eye on the windchill. that chart is part of the forecast until at least through thursday. we are concerned about the windchill advisory likely tomorrow afternoon and early thursday. the winds are picking up tomorrow and the temperatures in the low teens. we could look at the readings dipping down to 25 degrees chart. >> it is quiet except at drexel. that is nod causing delays. take it easy out there. could be a few slick spots. no reason to rush out there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. new information about a bomb the plane was forced to make an emergency landing at the new york jfk airport. they searched the airport and didn't find anything suspicious. the threat was called into the airlines corporate headquarterses as the plane was flying from houston to germany. 500 passengers were evacuated from the plane. the flight is rescheduled. >> a second plane forced to land overnight, this time in phoenix. >> it has a technical problem and lost pressure flying from charl

they took seeds to the moon and brought them to earth. sa thought it was a good way to connect the earth to the mission. it was special, you wouldn't know it, unless you take a closer look. >> we redesigned the security kiosk. we made this a little different shaped to accommodate this tree. >> the tree, the moon tree, i guess we can call it that, is now 120 feet tall, and thriving. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, much more on last week's tragic warehouse fire in oakland. hear from one of the experts on using thermal imaging can pinpoint the path of a fire. >>> why get a gift off the shelf when you can make it yourself. do it for free. another wet weekend, take a look. mount tam cam, the rain really coming down there. lisa argen is tracking the storm. she'll be long with your accuweather forecast in -lois pricese. [ifrom grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional groc

you also have a shift in the long-term human expiration destination, from mars to the moon. look at newt gingrich as a key advisor, and we have all heard that we have had elon musk and jeff bezos at the tech meeting a week or so ago, and after the meeting we were told that mike pence has involved himself and is hoping to lead the space council, which we've had in past administrations but not more recently, and put us back to the moon instead of long-term, we will still go to mars, but the moon as a next up. the commercial space industry, where you are developing space in a more rational step-by-step approach, that is a more natural way of doing things. there is a huge moon-mars debate. i sense the moon is rising. caroline: wonderful to have you both on. thank you both for giving your time today. now, more of "bloomberg technology" coming up. a reminder that all our episodes are live streaming on twitter. check us up weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york and 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. caroline: on today's tech funding board, alibaba's on-demand service is secur

the moon for us, plenty in the way of star shine. the icy cold is settling in. windchills will be coming in 20-25 degrees below zero and trig ir a windchill it is feeling like 4 degrees. arctic high pressure is building in. plenty in the way of the december sunshine. we hold the temperatures today in the mid teens. now to matt that is ready to launch news chopper 12. >> we had an incident at 94 and drexel. other parts of the roads in good i will jump in the chopper and check back in news chopper 12 coming up. back to you. >> thank you, matt. 5:46. ben: later today comedian bill cosby will be in court. it's the latest step in an assault case against him. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the details. tim? tim: cosby is accused of drugging and then assaulting a woman in pennsylvania back in 2004. who have accused cosby of assault. those other allegations will be the focus of a court hearing today. a judge needs to decide if their testimonies should be allowed in this trial. 13 other women could testify depending on the judge's decision. this hearing is expect

. >> the moon does not bark at the dog. he is now the moon. the moon does not bark at the dog. he does that a lot. i'm with everyone. i want to see the next president succeed. but he has a big learning curve. >> the moon does not bark at the dog. >> you like that? >> it's going to be with me when i go to bed tonight. john, april -- i'm serious. april and jeremy staying with us. coming up, what hillary clinton told me about assassinating foreign leaders. this is fascinating. >>> later the cast of the new movie, "hidden figures." they're going to talk about this movie about three african-american mathematicians who worked behind the scenes to get the american space program into orbit. this is "hardball," the place for politics. this one is from channel islands national park. coronado. saguaro. you'll see there's one that's an eagle. my number one goal is getting more funds out to parks because some animals and plants are only found in one place in the world, and that's in some national parks. i find that's a great cause, and i want to support it. (avo) the subaru share the love e

the moon, but judging by the white, maybe it snowed on the moon, as well overnight. looks like there is accumulation up on the moon, as well. but greg will pan down into the left. you will see the grassy fields here, along the white horse pike, and lovely waterford township, at the far end of camden county where you see bob kelly, our director, taking live shot of the salt truck going by, and making u-turn, right on the county line before we approach hammonton. and there is a lot of salt on the road, and bob, you'll mention this, as well, you can slide on salt, just assisi as you can slide on ice. a loft these salt trucks, when they lift the back up, sometimes they leave too much salt out. we've seen piles of 6 inches hi, salt on the road, especially around the exit ramps. you are taking a exit ramp faster than you should. you are going to slide on the big rock salt, pretty good, as well. so take it easy whether it is salt or snow or ice or black ice. so there is a loft things, just to make sure you slow down for today. because, boy, i've seen cars sliding on salt to

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he mistakenly had told them that that been to the moon, and was an error because when i got into the village, it turns out in their old animistic religion they had had in olden days, they look at the moon and thought that all the spirits of the dead whatever -- animals, people, plants, everything -- all the spirits went to the moon. the spirits were white. that's the reason the moon was white. and nobody had ever come back and he told them i have been to the moon and come back. you can imagine the reception and he and i had in that particular village -- annie and i had in that particular village. it was phenomenal. another thing that was particularly interesting was shortly after our bicentennial, and i had taken one of the golden mid dalliance the bicentennial with a red ribbon on it and presented this as a gift. he took his feathered neck dress off and some beads he had had carved out of little rocks and stones. he gave that to me. i thought that was just to use while i was in the village, but it was not. he wanted it to be something i took with me. this day, onet to of my very mos

go to the moon with the peace corps. april?- no, in the mix to head the department of ag, former congressman j.c. watts. >> is it coming? >> he's in the mix. he's in the mix. >> diversify a bit more. >> diversify. yes. yes. >> billionaire, though? >> he's one of the first -- >> he's a great guy, great guy. two things. harry reid secretly admires what mitch mcconnell did on merrick garland, second thing, democrats are refusing -- democrat senators are refusing to meet with trump nominees in the senate. >> is there going to be a filibuster next year or is it gone? harry reid said there's a filibuster soon. >> he helped killed it. >> don't want everything to move too fast under donald trump. david corn, thank you. >>> when we return, let me finish with american hero, john glenn. i got some things to say i know about him. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. they are the natural borns enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful.

you have believe, mike. >> i want to see it grow likens panned. >> specially, my favorite shot of the moon going across, the silhouette. i wonder if he still has one on christmas eve. >> we have to step out of the shot. then they'll reconfigure, and let's know when it is ready. >> we're reconfiguring. not in there yet. >> reindeer. >> santa! >> is thatting in like it? >> you know what? you smell like nutmeg. >> i smell like nutmeg? >> we can look at this all day, but you need to be prepared for what's coming, first a week away from the winter so it is, 5:44 next wednesday december the 21st, so it is about as cold out there today as it was yesterday at this time. let's get right to the seven day forecast and show you what's coming up. today, 42 degrees, mostly sunny skies, pretty much like yesterday. but tonight, cold front comes through, that cold extreme cold air comes in, bitter, blustery, wind gust to go 40, 45 miles an hour tomorrow, frigid friday, with a high of 27, but it feels like it is in the teens at the max all day long. so cold air in place friday night, into saturday morning,

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kennedy: we will soon get tourists to them the moon for $10,000? will ask if space travel is on the horizon and the bigger implication for mankind. that's next. kennedy: welcome welcome back. a group called moon express has become the first private company to obtain permission from our u.s. government to land on the moon and it plans to sell tickets for just $10,000 apiece in as little as 10 years. meanwhile nasa says the new warm at propulsion relying on elect to a magnetic waives could potentially get us from earth to mars in 70 days. that's a using conventional rockets. we at the dawn of new and glorious space age joining me now one of my all-time favorites theoretical physicist and professor at city college of new york. welcome back. c latvia and your show. kennedy: i love the idea of space travel whether it's close by that rock next to recall the man or the red planet. let's talk about this lunar journey. $10,000 in 10 years? how is that possible? that sounds very inexpensive. >> 10 years from now let's go to this crater in that valley on the m

they had their rover on the moon a couple years ago. nd china with a private team which could set the stage for private use of the moon, mining, entertainment. bill: a road trip. we'll see how it goes. martha: stick with fox news channel for more on president-elect trump's transition to the white house. i find that's a great cause, and i want to support it. (avo) the subaru share the love event has donated over four million dollars to help the national parks. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. . . . so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. so don't wait. call to request your free decision guide. and g

we orch call him the second man on the moon, but that seems unfair. that he landed at the same time. he was the second one down the ladder and is still one of america's pioneers. he was still using that adventure spirit. thankfully he's okay, we're told right now. steve, back to you. >> i saw that t-shirt in the picture. it said "destination mars" so maybe he's not through traveling. >> there was a part a little more vulgar than that. the mars part is fit for television. tom costello, thank you for joining us. i appreciate that. >>> turning to politics, president-elect donald trump hitting the road to say thank you to the voters who sent him to the white house. trump on his way now to cincinnati where he's going to hold a rally. that will come just hours after he tou he touted a deal to keep 1,000 jobs in indiana. his inauguration kicks off in 50 days. with me now, kerry burns, amy parns, senior correspondent for the hill. welcome back to both of you. amy, i ask you the politics of this. we had ali velchi on saying it is piecemeal approach to keeping j

. >> and the moon does not bark at the dog. he is now the moon. the moon does not bark at the dog and he does that a lot. i'm with everyone. i want to see the next president succeed, but he has a big learning curve. >> the moon does not bark at the dog. >> you like that? based on a true story. >> that's going to be with me when i go to bed tonight. that's in my head. john, april, and ryan are all staying with me. >>> coming up, what hillary clinton told me about assassinating foreign leaders. this is stunning. and later, the star-studded cast of the new movie "hidden figures," they're all coming to "hardball" to talk about this new movie about three mathematicians who worked behind the scene to get the space shuttle in orbit. ♪ ♪ well, if you want to sing out, sing out ♪ ♪ and if you want to be free, be free ♪ ♪ 'cause there's a million things to be ♪ ♪ you know that there are ♪ and if you want to be me, be me ♪ ♪ and if you want to be you, be you ♪ ♪ 'cause there's a million things to do ♪ ♪ you know that there are ♪ but when we brought our daugh

the cloud and visibility, quarter mile half moon bay as we get in closer. ant top know about, the downpours from cobb mountain to calistoga, highway 101 and it's increasing along the coast from jenner to fort ross. and bodega and pretty soon into point reyes. it's a 2 on the storm impact scale. winds 32 miles per hour in the higher elevations. moderate the rain throughout the morning hours and the urban areas should pick up-close to an inch. out ahead of the system the gusty southerly winds. 69 oakland, 61 fremont and san jose and a foggy look here from our exploratorium camera where temperatures are in the upper 50s to lower 60s. your evening will be dry if you have plans tonight. we will talk about a dry sunday. so you can even get out today and do some of your holiday shopping or decorating or cleaning up w he will time-out the storm system today in a few minutes. cornell. >> lisa, thank you. we have up to the minute weather for you on our abc7 news app. you can tap on the right corner and it will give you custom forecasts for where you live or work. and

very similar temperatures throughout the peninsula. 62 in palo alto, 60 in half moon bay. when wind kicks up it will make it 60, embark dare owe will feel like the mid oth50s. you'll need the jacket right into the afternoon. santa rose a 62 degrees and napa expecting 64. now, the good thing is whiled wind is kicking up a little bit tomorrow with those breezy conditions it will help to keep the air quality relatively good here. across the east bay and also for the south bay, moderate level of owe zone in the peninsula and east bay. we stay dry through this upcoming and it now looks like the chance of maybe some spotty showers only on tuesday to start the week, but a better chance of rain as we head throughout next thursday, friday and maybe even into next saturday. you can see how cool it's going to be for san francisco at the start of next week with the low to mid 50s. for the inland valley, down to 56 for our high by next monday and more widespread 30s. so, again, next thursday, friday, saturday, a bert to half inch coming our way. >> cool weather, chiely weather. thanks,

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