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astronaut tim peake did. he has apologised for calling the wrong number from the space station. he rang and asked if he had reached planet earth. it was not a prank. you can catch up with all the news on al jazeera.com >> on august 3rd 2014 us and afghan special operations forces deployed to charkh district about sixty miles south of kabul to clear taliban from the area. there's nothing unusual about this. us special operations forces often accompany afghan soldiers on these sorts of missions. i was in afghanistan at the time of the operation. a source called me to tell me that soldiers had beaten a man to death. he also told me it was too dangerous to go to charkh, so i drove as close as i could - to the provincial capital. this is the video i shot just days after the operation. >> at first it seemed like another footnote in the war. but after i returned home to copenhagen, more details began to emerge from my contacts in charkh. then six months later the un came out with its 2014 report citing civilian casualties. i found a short reference to the operation in it. >> the operat

british astronaut 'tim peake' arrived at the international space station... just a few days ago - on december 15th. he tried calling home to wish a loved one "merry christmas. when he realized he'd misdialed - peake tweeted his regret - saying... "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" no word on if he did figure out the right phone number. now fox5 weather 24/7 (( weather )) officially it was a trace of snow at mccarran airport around the midnight hour. but for folks staying up to listen for reindeer hooves clicking on the rooftop, they got some briefly measurable snow in the far west and northwest parts of was maybe a quarter of an inch. as you might guess, the most accumulation was way up top on mt charleston where they had 6 inches as of early this morning. and you know what? we're not done with slight chances for a few more flying flurries in the valley. the bigger story that affects all of us is the wind and the much cooler temps. winds will be coming fr

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that's what happened to british astronaut tim peake recently. he arrived at the international space station december 15th. when he realized he'd misdialed, peake tweeted his regret. and this is what he wrote: "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" coming up.. brand new shark. plus.. have yourself a white christmas dinner. we'll look at the benefits of winter white fruits and vegetables. of shark in the pacific ocean. check out the "ninja lantern-shark." a cal state graduate student and her professors found it. its jet-black color keeps it camouflaged in deep ocean water... and inspired the student's young cousins to add ninja to its name. something else about the ninja lantern- shark that's pretty cool: it also glows in the dark. health experts recommend that adults eat about 2 cups of fruits and up to 3 cups of vegetables each day. often we're encouraged to reach for ones that are rich and deep in color. in today's healt

astronaut tim peake made history today when he took off from a launchpad in kazakhstan. he's on his way tothe international space station where he will spend six months orbiting the earth.peak will be the first british astronaut to join the i-s-s crew, and the first "official" british astronaut in space.there have been other british-born astronauts, but they either held u.s. citizenship or were privately funded. there's a new local business in iowa city that seems to be supplying the entire town with a new health food! food!i stopped by their kitchen to see how the food is made, but ended up realizing how much passion they have for iowa city.take a look. look. "machine go" (grrrrr machine noises)kelly: in a world where being health conscious is the new trend, two university of iowa graduates are right on time for their new business, the old capitol food company. their product is organic, high protein, easily digestable, low fat, and low cholesterol. jake: tofu is great!kelly: after meeting at u-i, jake gratzonand matt mesaroswanted to create a business for iowa city that

that's what happened to british astronaut tim peak. he arrived on the international space station.n he realized he miss dialed he wrote like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying this is planet earth. it was not a prank call. it was just a wrong number. >> paul, that's never happened to you, right? >> never received a call from outer space. nope. not yet. [ laughter ] >> at least not yet. there's always more time. >>> tell you what i got an interesting stat for but this full moon. if you are watching this and you're 38, you had a full moon on your first christmas. and now 38 years later, there it is once again. there is a full moon over the bay bridge right now. the first full moon since 1977. here's a peek at the temperatures outside. we are in the 40s falling to the 30s and 20s eventually but it is chilly outside already. livermore 44. santa rosa 45. san francisco 49. the coldest december in the bay area for five years. doppler radar scanning the sky, no rainfall right now. 20s overnight again. we did this in late november and will do it again for several night

tim peake became the first british astronaut to join the i-s-s crew... joining him are american astronaut tim kopra and russia's yuri malashenko. they will be joining the 3 astronauts already there and are expected to stay on board for 6 months. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. some stronger winds stick around this morning with speeds 15-25 mph expected before decreasing to just 10-15 mph this afternoon. it will be feeling much colder today as daytime highs drop into the upper 40's through wednesday. we are expected to slowly climb back into the 50's as we near the weekend. we have a slight chance of showers on sunday with some stronger breezes. average high is 56 fororhis week. your drive here are the accidents to watch listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. foster kids in arizona are struggling to keeping up academically with their peers. a new study from the arizona department o

that's what happened to british astronaut tim peake. he realized what happened after arriving at the international space station december 15th.... and decided to mark the encounter with a tweet. he posted: "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" so, somewhere here on earth is a woman who is either very annoyed or surprised beyond belief./// ((paul joncich)) > we are less than a week away from new years eve. and one of the biggest parties in the nation... will be right here on the famous las vegas strip. and if you don't feel like taking on the huge crowds.. spend the night with 8 news now. we'll be live all across the strip, downtown and where locals are... complete with live music and strip entertainment... including matt goss, the jabbawockeez... and mat franco. our broadcast kicks off at and goes through midnight./// ((paula francis)) > and during our special, one lucky viewer will get their mortgage paid for a year. we've teamed up w

his name is tim peake. he called someone saying hello, this -- is this planet earth?. he tweeted, saying i'd like to apologize to the woman i just called by mistake. not a prank call, just a wrong number. >>> steve harvey showing he does have a sense of humor about the miss universe pageant blunder. >> he posted a message to everyone on twitter yesterday. and it said -- >> merry easter, y'all. it was actually christmas, right? sunday night harvey mistakenly awarded the miss universe crown to miss colombia. miss philippines actually won. >> you need to work on your southern accent. >> y'all. >> y'all have a good day. >> got it. all right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everybody, welcome "inside the redskins" on news4. i'm rick doc walker at redskins park. the redskins are on the cusp of clinching the division title. as the team takes on the philadelphia eagles tonight. well, if the team wins, they win the nfc eastern division. the game is huge and head coach jay gruden knows what's at stake. he talks about tonight's match-up brought to you by our good friends at long and foster.

that's what british astronaut did, tim peake. he apologised. he says he asked her if he had reached planet earth was not a frank. he called his parents to wish them a merry christmas. he had to leave a voice mail because they weren't home. keep it here on al jazeera. >>> on "america tonight" the mother church. >> this is the fist catholic cathedral in the united states, so every catholic church throughout the united states are daughters of this church. >> adam may on the baltimore beauty hidden by history but resurrected for the faithful. >>> down to earth. >> is this what the pope should be talking about? >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope speaks of heaven and earth?

that is exactly what british astronaut tim peake did. he has apologised for calling the wrong number from the space station. he rang and asked if he had reached planet earth. it was not a prank. you can catch up with all the news on al jazeera.com >> on august 3rd 2014 us and afghan special operations forces deployed to charkh district about sixty miles south of kabul to clear taliban from the area. there's nothing unusual about this. us special operations forces often accompany afghan soldiers on these sorts of missions. i was in afghanistan at the time

tim peak said hel sew this pla planet earth. she hung up thinking it was a prank call he tweeted apology from the international space station presumed he was trying to call wife and two children on christmas eve. wrong number there. >> "castle" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with eva pilgrim, nydia han and chris sowers. for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez have awe good night. we'll see you back here have awe good night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. (water dripping) (emilíana torrini's "beggar's prayer" playing) ♪ mama said lift your head ♪ from the sieve of your hands (ice crackling) ♪ mama said lift your head ♪ from the sieve of your hands ♪ mama say eventually ♪ this hurting will end (water dripping) (cell phone rings) (ring) (beep) beckett. (siren wailing) (man) all workers, please clear the construction site. why can't they find bodies between 9:00 and 5:00? well, early bird gets the collar. yeah. (police radio chatter) he was here b

tim peak and two others, an american and a russian, arrived yesterday, bringing the space station crew to 6. >> other brits have gone into space as tourists. but there was a glitch as the soyuz craft approached -- the automated system failed and the russian pilot had to dock manually. at's the only thing i've ever a i was watching "apollo 13." you remember that? >> i love that movie. >> there's a scene about something that goes wrong and -- not the big thing gheez wrong. and tom hanks said every mission has a glitch. premiere last night. our opinions after so much anticipation. you're watching "world news now." u have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. 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 gat

as british astronaut tim peake prepares to blast off into space tuesday to board the international space station, the first manned spacecraft to land on the moon is making history again. scientists have been scanning the command capsule of apollo 11 in an effort to give the public a virtual experience of what it was like inside. tim o'brien reports from the smithsonian air and space museum in washington. >> 30 seconds. when president kennedy challenged americans to reach the moon, apollo 11 was the spacecraft that fulfilled the dream. now it's the focus of another leap in science. i've come behind the scenes to see the apollo 11 command module being scanned. this is usually as close as anybody gets to the real thing, but this project means that anybody will soon be able to experience what it was like inside the capsule. the interior has been off-limits but creating a 3-d model will give people a detailed view of an object that was once at the cutting edge of technology but is now a museum piece. >> very little of it actually survives. there are some objects on the lunar surface, which on

british astronaut tim peake tried to call his wife, but spaced out and dialed the wrong number, later apologizing on twitter to the lady he called by mistake. now to the race for president, donald trump remains the republican front-runner heading into the 2016 election year. the latest national poll has mr. trump at 39%, far ahead of ted cruz, ben carson, and marco rubio. it's a quiet holiday on the campaign trail, but as julianna goldman reports, not a completely silent night. donald trump attended midnight mass, a service wishing peace and good will to all. but trump's holiday spirit has its limits. in a string of twitter attacks, the republican front-runner took credit for the obama administration's plan to deport hundreds of illegal immigrants back to central america, ridiculed jeb bush, and said, "i look forward to running against hillary clinton, a totally flawed candidate, and beating her soundly." trump has used an unconventional playbook to dominate the race with insults and controversies. he's remained on top without pollsters or a single tv ad. some cracks may be showing in

british astronaut tim peak has apologized for accidentally calling the wrong person from the international. well, he insists that it wasn't a prank when he asked her if he had reached planet earth. it's not peak's first phone interim defense from space. he tried calling his parents to wish them a merry christmas instead he had to leave a message because they weren't home. >>> all the latest news and analysis on our website the address is on your screen there at aljazeera.com. >>> on "america tonight" the mother church. >> this is the fist catholic cathedral in the united states, so every catholic church throughout the united states are daughters of this church. >> adam may on the baltimore beauty hidden by history but resurrected for the faithful. >>> down to earth. >> is this what the pope should be talking about? >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. >> in the heart of coal country, what does it mean when the pope speaks of heaven and earth?

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that's what happeped to british asasronaut tim peake recently. he arrived at the international space station december 15th. en he realized he'd misdialed, peake teted his regret saying quote- "i'd likekeo apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hellois this planet earth?' not a pnk call... just a wrong number!" so, somewhere here on earth is a woman who is either very annoyed or surprised beyond belief. it's the perfect gift for the men in black-or the -- on earth. a g gmaker is working on a million dollar set of pistols made from a meteorite. high-end handgun maker cabot guns announced it's makg a pair of pistols from a meteorite. the gun set could sell for as much as one million dollars at auction next year. the company plans to forge the guns, tentatively called the "big bang pistol set," from a 35-kilogram chunk of the gibeon meteorite. the meteorite crashed to earth four-and-a-half billion years ago and was discovered in namibibiin the 1830's. the meteorite will be fashioned into a pair of semiautomatic .45-caliber pistols of

that's what happened to british astronaut tim peake recently. he arrived at the international space station december 15th. when he realized he'd misdialed, peake tweeted his regret. and this is what he wrote: "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" so, somewhere here on earth is a woman who is either very annoyed or surprised beyond belief. an overnight fire heavily damaged the birthplace of former president bill clinton. investigators suspect it was a case of arson. the building in hope, arkansas is designated a national historic site. it's maintained by the national parks service. when fire crews arrived, the back of the home was on fire and flames were spreading to the second floor. in addition to fire damage outside, there's extensive smoke and water damage inside. clinton's grandparents owned the home. it's where he retired -- generations ago in the united states -- american cars from the 1940s and 50s still dominate the streets of havana. a

it can be that's what happened to british astronaut tim peake... when he realized he'd misdialed, peake tweeted his regret. he said: "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" there will be areas of light snow in western portions of the state. light accumulation is expected. temperatures will start to warm later today and midnight. more light rain tomorrow morning and then colder and windy conditions set in for the end of the weekend. we are watching a stronger storm as it moves off the pacific coast. this will arrive in iowa by monday. heavy snow and gusty wind will be possible with this system. expect measurable snow monday through early tuesday. gusty wind and colder temperatures are expected as well. travel could be difficult late monday to tuesday. next week stays much cooler. there will a few more chances for 2015 packed a political punch. from email scandals... to a speaker of the house scramble.. . to some very popular yet contenders. we take a

the spacecraft carrying british astronaut tim peake, u-s nasa astronaut timothy kopra and russian astronaut yuri malenchenko, successfully arrived at thth international space station about six hours after liftoff. peake is britain's first publicly funded british astronaut and the first brit to visit the i-s-s. yesterday, some of the ktiv crew had a chance to spread a little holiday cheer in northeast nebraska. the "tree of love" made a stop in wakefefld, nebraska this afternoon. ktiv's very own al joens and tj ringer visited the wakefield care center with the folks from the wakefield branch of the iowa nebraska bank. members of the wakefield honors of passing out the gifts. they also sang christmas songs and helped pass out treats for the crowd. one resident told me this was the most people she's ever seen in the activity room at the wakefield care center. yesterday, we showed you a half court shot from an oklahoma city thunder fan. today, we've got an even more spectatalar half court shot to show you. and it wasn't by a fan this time. that's coming up in what's trending. and i'll have your

that's what happened to tim peake, posted on social media. i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called saying hello, is this planet earth? not a prank call, but just a wrong number. josh: i've heard of spacing out, but-- >> you never disappoint, josh judge. josh: we have a couple more winter-like systems are in the future. amy: all right, i think people are cheering, some anyway. josh will be right back with the forecast and it's a timeless tradition featuring over 70,000 praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your saturday forecast. josh: how are you going to fare? depends where you are and when we're talking about. looking clear, mostly clear start out at manchester. another mild start. the average low is teens

s tim peak says he understands the significance of his historic journey. >> i think it's a really important step that great britain is part of the international space station program so i' i'm delighted thas occurred. the first part has already been achieved as far as what i hope for this nation. >> it's a grade time to inspire a new, in-depth look at the russian spaits policeman. designers and architectures aree sharing their view of what hong kong will look a decade from now. ative yah gopalan has the story. >> hong kong's architects merging with an uncertain futu future. participants were asked to, losing its semi independent status of one country two systems. >> we were very interested in creating a platform for people to is speak, for young designers and this generation to have a way to communicate their thoughts and thinkings. >> some thoughts needing participate. >> this is a reflection about what we are going through right now in hoong congress cfnlg like collapse offer of the government leadership. it's really really chaotic. so i can project 30 years from now it might get worse. >

british astronaut tim peake dialed up a number on earth to get the wrong one. he tweeted out a christmas day apology assuring her it was not a prank, but an honest mistake from space. that is a wrong number i would not mind getting. >> what would the caller id say? >> a long number. >>> all right. it seems like we're dealing with the hot temperature in the northeast. others are having record snow. >> bizarre and extreme. we are snow starved here in the northeast. grand junction received 4.9 inches of snow. great skiing in the rockies. that was grand junction's snowiest christmas on record. here is the set up for today. you see the slight risk of severe storms. santa ana winds in southern wildfires reported there. and the heavy rain moving into the midwest. snow in the upper midwest. heavy snow in minnesota. 53, a cooldown in new york >>> that's your forecast. >> thank you so much. if you thought shopping season was over, now that christmas has bargain hunters are returning to the mall to return gifts. julia bagg from wtvj is at the mall this morning already. ju

. >> imagine getting a call from space, that's what happened when british astronaut tim peak accidentlyd the wrong number when he arrived at the international space station. a woman picked up and said hello is this planet earth. she hung up. he tweeted an apology. if you dwhransed up at the -- glanced up at the sky yesterday morning, it was the last full moon on christmas day that won't happen for another 19 years. the last time was 1977. >>> if you feel like moving check out the jingle base a dance movement event with state-of-the-art audio and visual design and special effects from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. in oaks montgomery county. tickets are available at the door or online. you can help ring in kwanzaa this year the citywide celebration, a free indoor festival is being held at 33rd an tasker streets from noon to 8:00 p.m. learn about the history of the holiday, the event features free health screenings and arts and crafts and live entertainment. you can give the gift of a life this holiday season. a red cross blood drive is being held at st. john's lieutenant -- church 10th and cent

tim peak sent an apology tweet after apparently doing just that. "i would like to apologize the lady i just called and said hello is this planet earth? not a prank call, just a wrong number." and i'm sure on the other end they were like ah. he is on board the iss and the first british citizen to stay in the orbiter joining the fellow astronauts for a seasons greeting video right there on the far right. >>> we are just getting started here. coming up, a look at how people spend the unusual warm day in the local area. >>> making sure the elderly in our area don't spend christmas alone. >>> up next survivors are counting their wow, you changed my old bedroom. with a little help from a havertys designer. he helped us, uh...reinvent the whole space. and it is perfect. i'm sure it was perfect then too, because you're perfect. yeah, i was perfect. no mom, you're grounded! it's uh...it's better now. well, my design sense is ever-evolving, so... it's all on sale for the holidays. shop our winter event at havertys and enjoy thirty-six month, no interest fina

astronaut tim peak started it by dialing and saying, hello, is this planet earth? a woman answered the pne and hung up because she thought it was a drunk reveler. he tweeted i'd like to apologize to if lady i called by mistake, not a prank, just a wrong number. at least he took ownership of it. >> the connection probably wasn't clear. how cool is that though. we're getting ready to embark on 6:21. we want to check in with chuck bell about the weather. not only is he telling us what to expect but what to expect over the weekend. >> hey, chuck. >> temperatures not the way you would like to get them started based on how nice yesterday was. 70 yesterday. that was our third 70-degree day in the month of december. we've had 13 days this month. 60 degrees or warmer. keep in mind our average highs are only in the low to mid40s. 60 degree degree weather. rain chances are increasing as well. if you're traveling today, it's going to be an ugly day to get in a plane and fly somewhere. a lot of delays. cincinnati, chicago, st. louis, down into the southern planes. snow, winter

get this, this was from the british astronaut tim peake dialed up a number on earth to get the wrong one. he tweeted out a christmas day a prank, but an honest mistake from space. that is a wrong number i would not mind getting. >> what would the caller id say? >> a long number. >>> all right. it seems like we're dealing with the hot temperature in the northeast. others are having record snow. >> bizarre and extreme. we are snow starved here in the northeast. grand junction received 4.9 inches of snow. great skiing in the rockies. that was grand junction's snowiest christmas on record. here is the set up for today. you see the slight risk of severe storms. santa ana winds in southern california. wildfires reported there. and the heavy rain moving into the midwest. snow in the upper midwest. heavy snow in minnesota. 53, a cooldown in new york heavy rain heading into the 53 is a cool down for today, and we're back to records for the northeast tomorrow. that is a look at your national forecast and here's a look at your national weather. >>> good morning everybody. relatively cooler temp

a british astronaut "tim peake" arrived a the international space station just ten days ago... on december 15th. he tried to call home to wish a loved one merry christmas... when he realized his mistake -- peake tweeted his regret - saying.. "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number! u-s troops in kuwait are celebrating this christmas away from home -- but they did get a home cooked meal. "well, for the u.s. army arcent, you know we have about 18 thousand soldiers serving in the theater and for all of them were are thankful for what they're doing and they're have a very important mission, as we provide the security to this region. it's very important for our nation and for the world really." the troops are part of the servicemen and women supporting the u.s. led campaign against isis. the military men and women are getting the fixings as they celebrate overseas. a new species of discovered in the pacific ocean. check out the "ninja lantern- shark." it was discovered by a cal state g

this morning, astronaut tim peake made history. he launched from kazakhstan on his way to o in the crew on the international space station. peake's making history because he's the first british astronaut to join the i-s-s crew and the first official british astronaut in space. there have been other u- k-born astronauts, but they held u-s citizenship. astronaut and a russian cosmonaut on the trip. they'll spend six months orbiting the earth. we're looking at a dry day out there today after a rainy monday. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... our sky will have far more gray than blue in it today. temperatures will rise into the lower to middle 40s this afternoon. we'll dip back into the upper 30s late this evening, then probably rise back into the lower 40s late tonight. highs in the lower 40s tomorrow should happen in the morning with slowly falling temperatures and blustery winds after that. some showers may fall tonight into tomorroro morning, but what we do get is going to be light. colder air plun

british astronaut tim peake was trying to call home. he got the wrong number and asked if he was talking to earth. kevin: he then tweeted his error saying i would like to apologize to the lady i called saying hello, is this planet earth? sean: you've got to ask. did i get the right planet? kevin: what's the area code up there? sean: it is the call that has patriots fans shaking your why did the patriots kickoff to start overnight. and the latest item recovered after a devastating fire in paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: goo

his name is tim peak. he started the phone call by saying, hello, is this planet earth? the woman i just called byç mistak. not a prank call, just a wrong number. >>> steve harvey showing he does have a sense of humor about the miss universe pageant blunder. >> he posted a message to everyone on twitter yesterday. it read merry easter, y'all. sunday night as everyone, even the astronauts out in space know. he mistakenly awarded the miss universe crown to miss colombia when actually miss philippines was the winner. >> people are loving him for his receive deprecating humor there. >> you have to do that to yourself when you make a mistake yourself when you make a mistake th it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels

tim peak, a british astronaut on the international space station calling someone on earth rece recently when we got someone else by mistake. the person he was trying reach, he did not get. he said to the woman, hello, is this planet earth? obviously, the woman was surprised. yesterday, he tweeted a christmas day apology to the lady saying it was not a prank call, just the wrong number. >> colombia! i have to apologize. the first runner-up is colombia. >> give back the crown and flowers. big mistake. big mistake. the comedian and talk show host, though certification not letting this bring him down, or poking fun of himself. this is what he tweeted yesterday on social media. merry easter, y'all. it's been retweeted about 200,000 times and more than 1 million likes on facebook. >>> all right. we saw record tieing and record breaking warmth yesterday on christmas day, but as we head into the rest of the day, expect colder temperatures, especially for the eagles game, for all your shopping, but record warmth sunday and track more chances for rain in your seven-day forecast. philadelphia, 55

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about major tim peake going to the international space station. can you tell us what the scientists hope to accomplish with this mission? >> well, there's lots of different experiments taking part. one of the ones i'm really excited about is they're going to be using human guinea pig and lung capacity and how he copes in space. using him as a test subject should we one day go back to the moon and colonize it and they're going to start using astronauts as human guinea pigs to see how their lungs cope in space and also looking at different drugs that they can create that only kind of grow in microgravity on the space station and looking at different materials that could be used back down here on earth. >> and presumably these experimental procedures come at a significant cost here and we heard from nasa that they plan to draw back over the next ten years or so. do they have a future without nasa involved? >> hopefully with the european space agency and also you have the russian space agency and other agencies around the world. obviously this is incr

nasa astronaut tim with veteran cosmonaut and tim peak. he is the first british astronaut to visit the space station. it will be a six-hour journey to the i. s. s. with docking scheduled for 12:24 p.m. once aboard three crew members will quickly become involved with many research projects including experiments on the effects of space on the human body. and we'll also test out an inflatable capsule similar to one that may be used on missions to mars. >>> time to get a check on that accuweather forecast. we have a wind out of the west. be aware of that making your commute today. if you're around the five boroughs, there's that canyoning effect that doubles the wind speed. be ready for that. things can get blown around, debris and dust. it's a refreshing morning here. you can tell that the humidity is gone as compared to yesterday, yesterday evening when we had the rain. we have a half inch of rain in a lot of spots. here's how it looks outside this morning. we're going to have a beautiful sunrise. lights are on at wollman rink. 62 degrees, d

that's what happened to british astronaut tim peak recently. he arrived at the international space station december 15. misdialed he tweeted his regret. this is what he wrote. "i'd like to apologize to the ladyy i just called by mistake saying hello is this planet earth?" not a prank call. just the wrong number. well, imagine if you got that call. somewhere here on earth is a woman who is either very annoyed or surprised. steve harvey tried to shut down critics on this christmas day with a special easter message. that's right. i said easter. the comedian and tv host lit up social media this week after he announced the wrong winner of the miss universe pageant and had to correct the error. that pageant happening right here in las vegas. harvey became the subject of jokes all week. today he owned it by tweeting, merry easter, y'all. harvey posted the same message on instagram and facebook. and even santa can't escape from the law. police in connecticut released a video interrogation of santa claus yesterday. the officers arrested a man they think

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