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the washing machine sized shuttle is now hurling through the space system somewhere between mars andupiter. >> these are pictures from 300 million miles away of something we've never seen this close before. the surface of a comet. this journey began a decade ago. today, success. from mission control in germany to viewing parties across america, scientists and space watchers were overjoyed. >> i feel proud. >> and in some cases, overwhelmed. rosetta chased the comet for 4 billion miles, recently getting close enough to pick a landing site and even take a selfie. but touching down was anything but easy. >> essentially, it's like dropping a penny into the mouth of an open bottle from a really great height. >> except this was infinitely more complex. the comet is relatively smile, barely wider than the islands of manhattan. but with a rough surface, low gravity and is constantly spinning. >> i think it was bold. it took a certain amount of ambition, shall we say, to even attempt to do this. >> despite the initial good news, tonight, confusion about whether the washing machine sized lande

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attempt to do this. >> reporter: despite the initial good news, tonight confusion about whether the washing machine size lander managed to stay put on the comet's icy surface. still, scientists did collect some data, and that could help solve one of life's biggest mysteries. how did we get here? >> a comet was formed before earth was. and it brings an enormous amount of water with it. now, we are a water planet. where did our water come from? and one of the ideas is indeed a lot of the water came from outer space through comets and meteorites. >> reporter: mankind has marvelled at comets for centuries. they are the stuff of legend. today they became a destination. and we all got to go along for the ride. katy tur, nbc news, germany. >>> back down here, those concerned about climate change are calling this the breakthrough they've been waiting for, a deal brokered between the u.s. and china to greatly reduce carbon emissions. though critics are already questioning whether china got the better end of this deal. we get our report tonight from our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne

the washing machine sized probe is making its final 7 hour trip to the surface of the comet. the comet's gravity is about 100,000 times weaker than earth's gravity so to keep it from bouncing off they have thrusters, harpoons, and ice screws to lock it down. and if all goes as planned it will be the first time a spacecraft has landed on a comet. scientists hope to gather information that will help understand more about the origins of the universe. >> the comets are these mysterious objects in the night sky that we now know that these are objects which connect the origin of the solar system with the origin of the planets, with the potentially the origin of water on those planets particularly on earth and perhaps the building blocks of life. >> reporter: their biggest fear is landing on a boulder or hillside. they should get word of success or failure around 8:00 our time. they are going to have their fingers crossed at this point. >> have a party. >> no kidding. we hope it's successful. how much did it cost? >> reporter: $1.6 billion. they say it's not a total loss even if it

that t-shirt and when you did wash that t-shirt, the pro nazi design would wash off l a completely different message. and also contact information for how to get out of the neo-nazi life. so this is what happens when you wash it. we actually got one of the shirts and it has been sitting around in our offices since 2011, just waiting for us to have an excuse for us to wash it and see if it works. three years is a long time to have a potentially inflammatory neo-nazi propaganda sitting around for just anybody to find and deeply misunderstand. so today, we put our offensive t-shirt on producer nick tutz, who is a very good sport and is in no way sympathetic to neo-naziism. then we had nick take off the shirt and throw it in the wash to see what would happen. for the record, we also do not ordinarily ask nick to do our laundry. but he's a very good sport. but it worked. the original message is gone. now it says in german, what your shirt can do, you can do also. in other words, your shirt can change to stop being pro nazi, and so can you. it says below it in small print.

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you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. ick battaglia and his new cell mate set up shop in general population. >>> and william bernard acquires new ink and a busted lip. >>> nick battaglia is still awaiting trial on his charge of aggravated assault. he's trying to make the most of his time in the bergen county jail. he's now the house man, or lead inmate worker, of his housing unit. >> everything's going pretty good. got, you know, back in s-4. i'm happy. everything's -- thing's on track. >> the only compensation for a house man is more time out of his cell and extra food trays. >> trays up. >> battaglia's new cell mate works as a food server. they've created a business of sort, trading their extra meals for commissary and then they trade those items for favors or even more commissary. >> normally on the tray, i just take the main course and the snack. and i'll give away the other, you know, like they're hungry. they don't have -- they get one tray. i get three. you know, i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me

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the washing machine size spacecraft that land odd that comet yesterday. the european space agency says it bounced once and touched down for good. so far the instruments are working. the lander is sending back data, which could help uncover secrets about the beginning of the universe. >>> 4:35. two new york city window washers were released from the hospital overnight. they are happy to be home after dangling from the tall theest building in the western hemisphere. a steel wire apparently snapped on the scaffolding equipment they were using and left them hanging 68 stories in the air from one world trade center. security features at this new building slowed rescue workers down apparently. crews had to use diamond cutters to saw through double pane windows. they had mild hypothermia but should be fine. >>> the steps being taken to make sure guard rails in our area do their job in an accident. >>> you're getting a taste of winter as you step out the door. we have your what to wear forecast with weather and traffic on the 1s. . >>> borrowing less for an educat

egyptian president abdel fatah al-sisi met with his french counterpart on wednesday thanking him for the washingelcome, an exchange that human rights groups were extremely uneasy about. this two-day trim to paris is an attempt to bring paris out of the cold am four turbulent years, something al-sisi affirmed was necessary. >> we'd like to say that egypt is one of our partners. our partnership must be strong because egypt needs france. france should be clear in its relationship with egypt. we also hope to oversee the period of democratic transition. >> hollande spoke for the need of investment in certain sectors of the egyptian economy and france's commitment to the development of the country. there were security concerns in and around egypt that share the border with over 200,000 kilometers with bolivia -- libya. the country has become a hot bed of insurgency. safety concerns that have heavily affected tourism in egypt since the 2011 revolution compounded by a string of jihadist attacks in sinai this year. president al-sisi reiterateed that regional stability is paramount, underlining as the mos

or it may have been just associated with the window washing that was going on. fwot to wrnd, building just opened. they needed their windows cleaned right away, i guess, and now two lives waiting there literally in the balfour some sort of a rescue mission to happen. our own david lee miller from fox news is making his way down to the scene right now, and he joins us now on the phone. where are you? what is your perspective? what can you tell us? >> i am at the base of the world trade center. i am looking up, and i can see scaffolding dangling from the building. with me are thousands of people here at the base of the world trade center looking at this astounding sight, and just above the scaffolding that has partially failed. there is what appears to be another piece of scaffolding slowly, slowly, slowly moving down the side of the building. in fact, i can't tell for sure if it is moving, but the -- it's to bring down an additional piece of scaffolding while at the same time the fire department has plans to try and remove one of the windows on the world trade cen

. >> reporter: questions range from the mundane -- to "can i brine my turkey in the washing machine?"the family dog is inside the turkey and can't get out." just today, the hotline received 12,000 calls. and i was one of them. my mom says you should cook the turkey upside down. is there any truth to that? >> we don't recommend that. >> reporter: really? >> it's going to be wobbly and hard to take it out of the oven like that. >> reporter: for those who want a turkey looking like it was fresh out of the oven of a norman rockwell painting, the butterball hotline is open, eager to help those who tend to foul things up. the hotline first opened in 1981 with just six people answering the phones. more than 100,000 calls. great tips. but i love mom's turkey cooked upside down. >> it is always best. thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," when pigs fly. the flight that almost turned into a nightmare for one plane load of thanks giving travelers. the story behind this photo next. >>> halling it up. the picture that is worth 1,000 worlds this holiday weekend for thousands

. >> despite the initial good news, confusion about whether the washing machine size lander managed to stay put on the icily surface. still scientists did collect some data and that could help solve one of life's biggest mysteries, how did we get here? >> the comet was formed before the earth was. and it brings an e enormous amount of water with it. now we're a water planet. where did our water come from? one of the ideas is a lot of the water came from outer space through comets and meteorites. >> now, the lander is expected to spend several months collecting data from that comet. >>> republicans and democrats are in a race to pass a bill. e yes, at stake the keystone pipeline project. the payoff louisiana's senate seat, which is still up for grabs. tracie potts is live for us in washington this morning. any sense of what the president might do if this bill does pass? >> based on what we heard from the white house early this morning, a likely veto not set in stone but likely. the house could vote today on a bill to build the keystone pipeline. it's sponsored by louisiana republican bi

palestinians fought with police after being denied entry to pray at the wash. we know this is a sensitive area in jerusalem. give us a background on this. tell us why the right wing activists gathered there in the first place? >> that's right. very tense situation at the alaxa mosque compound. the reason for this is because a number of people who belong to far right jewish groups, if you will, wanted to access the al-aqsa mosque compound to pray. the reason it is seen as a problem is because of a bilateral agreement between jordan and israel. jordan care takes the islamic strikes. the al-aqsa mosque, the most holy site for muslims in jerusalem, when the far right jewish groups tried to access to pray, it's seen as a provocation by palestinians, palestinian youths who go to the al-aqsa mosques to prevent that from happening. as a result we see the confrontations between the youth and security force, and understand the situation on the ground is tense. stun grenades have been used, tear gas. again, tense situation and unpredictable. we can say that they say far ri

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scientists are trying to land a spacecraft the size of the washing machine on a speeding comet for thest time ever. if you can imagine this will not be easy that comet is speed ago cross the sky at 41,000 miles an hour. if all goes according to plan we should find out about 11:00 this morning if that landing is a success. wow. >>> 5:23. let get traffic and weather together, good morning, katie. >> good morning everybody. today is day of transition for our area, still mild and we are actually starting off with fog issues today but late ter take breeze start to kick in and front crossing over through western pennsylvania, that will be crossing our area as a dry front but a potent one no less. at the moment we will talk about the fog. here's how it looks across the river at palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. fifty-four is your current temperature. very modest win. next to the body of water. thinks a perfect scenario. there are dense fog advisories up and down new jersey coastline as well as in us section county, delaware. throughout the course of the day yes, we will hit 65 but think

. >>> tonight a device the size of the washing machinist sitting on a comet 300 million miles from earth. the european space agency watched the lander drop from the roseta space probe on to the surface of an icy, dusty comet traveling at 41,000 miles an hour. at the moment of touchdown scientists who have been working on this mission for a decade exploded in jubilation, despite some glitches, the lander is in position to send back data from the early moment of the universe. >>> should parent be required to pay for their children's college education? that is a debate taking place right now in camden county where a 21 year-old new jersey girl is suing her parents in family court asking a why to force them to pay for her tuition. those parents are seeking only with "action news" investigative reporter wendy saltsman tonight about this case and their relationship with their estranged daughter. >> reporter: jim, parent are divorced and they say their daughter has not spoken to them in two years since she left home. they are shocked a judge said they better plan to pay up. the deadline is toni

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it was hard to believe that a home would stay whole like that and just go down the wash like it did. that built it must have built it very well. >> firefighters wished there was more they could do to help. >> when the house started going downstream, it's just very emotional at that moment. >> just felt bad for the owners. i don't know how else to describe it. just felt bad for those guys. >> incredibly, the house continues making way downriver. >> it stayed pretty upright, it didn't wobble. it just looked like somebody could have been in the kitchen cooking. it didn't appear to be a rough ride. >> but its voyage doesn't last forever. the house gets tangled up with a tree. the turbulent water smashes against the house causing it to break apart. >> i'll bet if you went down there with a metal detector, you'd find washers, dryers, appliances, maybe some silverware. >> after taking quite a beating, the house is gone. >> just disappeared. i did several flights over the area, and we could see pieces of roof downstream. a lot of just debris, you know, after they broke up. >> justin rushes to

probably purple t-shirt underneath the washing coat this morning, mom made him wear a hat. atures are in the 30's, and 40's, it is much chillier, it actually is just as cold as it was on monday morning, but we don't have the milder temperatures to look forward to seven out every ten. some sunshine early, may pump it down to a six. because we had the 20-degree temperature drop. possibility of rain and north and west will see some snow showers before the end of the day first flakes of the season. 26 degrees mount pocono, 31 lancaster, 41 here in the city, and 36 degrees in trenton, and 38 in atlantic city, 41 in wildwood. so, these temperatures are how much? almost or above 20 degrees colder than they were yesterday at this time. so, dress accordingly. wind not huge issue, but it makes it feel just smidge colder than it is. and that direction is north or northwesterly wind, which means, the cold air has moved in. we will watch this area of rain down in the gulf with possibility of some precipitation, little later on, 49 degrees is all we will get for high temperature today, ea

the probe about the size of a wash mag sheen will separate from the main spacecraft and descend towards the comet. scientists are aiming to land on the head of the odd duck-shaped comet hoping to touchdown on a smooth spot and not rocky, cratered terrain. if the probe lands successfully, it will start gathering data about the composition of the comet, which could shed new light on our solar system, our planet, and even the origins of life. >> has waeter on earth come from comets? has life on earth come from comets? we hope to find those and new questions to answer. >> after a decade-long wait, scientists believe rosetta is ready with landing set for wednesday. >> cnn, atlanta. >> and a short time ago, i spoke with former astronaut and international space station commander leroy chow by skype. he pointed out just how important and difficult the mission is. take a listen. >> thank you so much for talking with us. now, of course, if all goes as planned, we don't know if it will, but if it does, this will be the first time a spacecraft has landed on a comet. explain to us why people should

the window washer was fixing or preparing a platform they use when they wash the windows when something happened he fell 11 stories, but just as he was falling a car going southbound on montgomery street was just about turning at this corner on to california when he fell right on the roof of that car and you did see that mangled car, and somehow bounced off that car and fell on to the ground. the window washer apparently was still alive according to the police. eyewitnesss describe that horrific sight. >> as he rolled off, i realized it was a body, it was a person, and i didn't know what to think; someone jumped or what happened, but then i saw he was in a blue uniform so i realized he must have been a work or that building somewhere. >> i saw a dark shadow coming from the sky, and i heard some gentleman next to me say my god, clear out, and next thing you know it, i started running because i was just -- i thought it was a piece of glass falling from the sky. >> when he left here, he was critical. looked like he may have had a compound fracture to his arm and other injuries. when he lef

i mean, does it come out in the wash? >> i think from a strictly political term this is a hail mary pass. >> no pun intended. >> they are trying to do everything they can to try and save mary landrieu's seat. barack obama's purple rating is 38%, 39%. she only won 42% in the runoff. the idea she can chris bosh that threshold, it -- the idea that she can cross the threshold gwen: everybody is trying to poke each other in the eye on immigration reform. the president is saying i'm going to do it by executive action no matter what. john mccain is saying to you, i don't think so. as are many other republicans. on health care, they are swearing there is going to be another vote to roll back obamacare and the president is saying absolutely not. there seems to be everyone is positioning themselves to push. who's got the leverage, though? >> the republicans, i think, do, because they will control the agenda. boehner has been pretty practical, at least in talking about health care. he knows that he will hold the vote to fully repeal

get the car washed. mainly dry for the week. temperatures in the hoe 50s with clear skies.nday beautiful, a high of 64. tuesday amazing. 68 degrees. perfect for veterans day. expect temperatures in the 50s. a light jacket will be fine. a high of 57 on wednesday. keeping it dry. friday a high temperature of only 43 degrees. it's going to feel like january outside. there is a chance of rain showers and maybe wet snow mixing in. no accumulation >>> wash my car tomorrow, but you do not have me raking my leaves? >> no, you don't have to rake leaves tomorrow. >> jason just like an interception, i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new fritos chili pizza. a large for $12 dollars. add a mega chocolate chip cookie for just $5 dollars more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. why would you want to avoid them? because i don't want to... you know what? i'm gonna bring my maintenance guy in here to tell you all about it. roddy! so, uh, without your fee, your checking chamber can't run smoothly. every time you put money in, it causes, uh..

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the washing machine sized spacecraft that landed comet yesterday. e decision started 10 years ago. the lander bounced once and then touched down for good. so far the instruments seem to be working. it is sending back data that could give secrets about the beginning of the universe. >>> relentless flow. hot lava continues to threaten homes on hawaii's big island. a river of molten lava on to a driveway at a facility yesterday. it scorched a shed and parts of a cemetery. >>> microsoft has left your information at risk for nearly 20 years. the unicorn bug allows an attacker to remotely take over and control a computer. the bug is present in every version of microsoft windows from windows 95 onward. ibm spotted the bug in may. microsoft just finish the problem on tuesday. no word yet on how many people have been hacked since 1995. that is a long time. >>> a live look outside. 43 degrees. a lot of you seeing temperatures in the 30s, too. >> a big change. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to get an update . we have to break out the

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the victim was getting the window washing apparatus ready when he somehow fell and smashed into the back of that car. witnesses say the man was conscious and breathing before he was taken by ambulance to the hospital, but they say they could tell he was in pretty bad shape. so witnesses rushed in, they tried to cover him to keep him warm until people arrived. one of the people who rushed to the scene was a nurse herself. the victim was rushed to the hospital, don't yet know how he's doing. he was working with his window washing partner, who has been interviewed by police. >>> we will continue to stay on top of this, we'll have the latest at 5:00 and 6:00, and, of course, the president speaking in las vegas, as well. we'll have coverage of that. >> have a great weekend and come see us at safeway. . >> today on "access hollywood live", starts the scandal spoiler alert rate now. >> look who i have. we are going deep into the huge scandal winter finale. were you naughty. where is 0olivia. >> what have you didn't with her. >> not me. wasn't me. wasn't me. >> plus piers morgan stinging column

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they were putting her in the water, trying to wash off the crime scene, wash off the evidence. >> reporterves, these girls were remorseless, defiant, brilliant little actresses. remember how they sounded just after their mother's death. >> i want my mommy. >> i want them to catch this person, please god. >> reporter: listen to the little darlings when they didn't know they were playing for the cameras. this was recorded in the back of a squad car just after their arrest. sweet little girls? hardly. >> they got [ bleep ] evidence. they can't do anything with [ bleep ] evidence like this. man, get real. did they find a murder with my finger prints on it or something? i get if they said they found a murder weapon. please do that! please find a murder weapon. thank you! >> they are aggressive. they are angry. they are combative. >> these [ bleep ] rednecks, down dirty [ bleep ] cops did this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: oh, and one more thing, tucked away in one of the girl's bedrooms, police found this journal. inside, in childish handwriting, a death sentence. they were notes to each other, said

i had to wash my hands so i go directly to the bathroom, i actually washed them. d officer wilson's gun was not turned over or finger printed immediately after the shooting. instead wilson brought it back to the police station and put his own gun into an evidence bag. >> i think all of those were problematic. i think the gun should have been taken and secured. i think that the blood should have been swabbed and secured. >> reporter: the police sergeant the first to interview wilson after the incident, told the grand jury he didn't take notes or record it. saying, number one, i didn't have a recorder and number two, i didn't take notes because at that point in time i had mult pull things going through my mind besides what darren was telling me. and the scene is being questioned. the prosecutor asked did you take any photographs. the medical examine replied know. when asked why not? he said the battery in my camera died. they said it wasn't necessary to take any distance measurements at the scene. i got there and it was self-explanatory what happened. somebody shot s

storm-tested new englanders watched the ocean wash over the sea wall. >> we were in the blizzard of ' you know, so, it's nothing new for us. >> hardy fans in north carolina braved blizzard conditions to watch appalachian state bury georgia state on the snowy field. >> layers. lots of layers. >> elsewhere, a half foot of snow is more than enough to send cars skidding off the road. georgia roads were perilous too in the early hours of saturday morning. it's never snowed this early in columbia, south carolina. temperatures were in the '80s just a few days ago. a vacation lodge in the tennessee mountains tweeted out these pictures, digging out from nearly two feet of snow. in chicago, it was a 65-mile-per-hour wind gust that knocked down light poles and swept 20-foot swells from lake michigan on to lake shore drive. out west, north of los angeles, parts of ventura county are a muddy mess after heavy rains unleashed dirt and debris. 11 homes were evacuated. firefighters rescued a man stuck waist-deep in the mud. northern california was unprepared for nearly six inches of snow, so early in

long and short positions haven't changed by more than a couple thousand contracts. >> so you think the wash out is in? >> manage money. those positions haven't changed. some of the producers are a little more long than they were a couple of weeks ago. i don't know if that's a reflection -- they think it's getting cheaper at this point or whatever. but managed money hasn't changed at all. >> one thing i think we took away from the earnings they have addressed directly every one of these oil names. it has nothing to do with demands. demand has not fallen off at all. one thing about the upside call buying you said how cheap they are. what a great hedge. buy these 80 calls, sell oil and your risk is very limited to the upside. you're buying insurance to the upside to be able to sell more into this, knowing there's pain out there and there are guys out there, when you look today at 215 and see the price of oil drop a dollar in seconds that tells me a lot. >> is this something you would do? >> absolutely. i'm not doing that. i don't play around in the futures market. >> c lr, buy that one. harold

okay, guys, it looks like we have at least one in custody here and a second suspect here is in the washrunning, and so -- it looks like the police department is aware. is this a jogger or a suspect? we don't know at this point for sure. but -- this could be a jogger. yeah. >> jimmy: it was a jogger. [ cheers and applause ] it's neither a jogger or a criminal wearing a fit bit. [ laughter ] good idea, though. if you are going to commit a crime, do it in jogging shorts. this might surprise you. this definitely surprised me. forbes released another one of their lists of the highest earning this or that. this one was the highest earning celebrities under 30 years old. any guess as to who was on top, which young and incredibly wealthy person -- justin bieber was the -- justin bieber earned $80 million. between june of 2013 and june of this year. which is very bad news to get on the week when we're supposed to be thankful. [ laughter ] nine of the top earners were musicians. jennifer lawrence was the only one who wasn't. one direction was second. they earned $75 million. taylor swift was in t