commander swanson and flight engineer wiseman will speak to us today from the destiny lab where they talk about weightlessness in space to develop new materials and medicines to make their way into the commercial products the space program was impacted by the economy and improved a the way of life with microchips and the computers to the touch pad screens on the my pad. were importantly the station is to test the new technologies when we venture to mars. space inspires future generations to dream big and work hard. astronauts serve as role models to study science and math and engineering and encourage scientists to develop the innovations that keep our economy strong to ensure america remains globally competitive. this is about much more than the benefits of what improves our life here on earth. the accomplishments in space remind americans of some of our greatest accomplishments. mandate don't remember where they were 45 years ago when apollo 11 landed on the moon the first prints on the surface were made by americans. the west show always lead the way in space exploration. it spurs

this is not wiseman's first time taking pictures of the earth. he's also captured other lightning storms in progress. that's pretty cool. >> he is like a rock star. >> we did a story on him before. >> he's done a lot of cool pictures. he's a maverick. 67 degrees is our current temperature. the dew point is at 50 so it's pretty comfortable so far. the barometer is at 30 in.. with a dome of high pressure to the north. it's 60 degrees in union. 63 in kankakee. 70 at midway. the urban heat was in effect. all the concrete, the wind is in moving much keeps as temperatures up. looking at the satellites composite, we have rain to the south of high pressure system is pumping in the dry air from the east. but rain will try to make its way into northern indiana but not up to chicago. we stayed dry for the rest of the weekend. the chance of rain is when this bridge breaks down the sunday into monday. 81 degrees today partly sunny cooler up along the lake. we are mostly cloudy. each day is like the one before. we will be partly sunny tomorrow. mostly sunny wi

wiseman has also been capturing pictures of typhoons, hurricanes and volcanoes. i thought i was something special and send the pictures from my helicopter. >> this guy did it one step further. let's take a look at our day-to-day. temperatures will be in the 60s across the region. upper 60s in some cases. lane tech is 1 degrees cooler. much cooler as to leave the center of the city. it's 59 in waukegan. elsewhere we are back into warmer temperatures at 67. satellite are composite shows cloud cover across a region. expect for this clouds to linger through the day. the rain is down to our south. this will be a close call but we are expected to the most part to see sunshine mixed in with clouds. a 30 percent chance of rain on friday. saturday, 79. sunday another chance of rain to climb up to 80. monday we hit 82 tuesday down to 79. temperatures are going to be in the upper '70's and low eighties for the next week. >> coming up, hawaii prepares for a strengthening hurricane. and hundreds of men are arrested across the country in a prostitution crackdown including righ

it seems like a jellyfish of flame, at least that's how concentrate reid wiseman described it tweeting videos from the international space station. wiseman is conducting experiments using small droplets of fuel to understand the way it burns in microgravity. he called this one slow motion flame pulse. of course, the ice challenge wouldn't work up in space. that's it here on cnn for now. more news coming next with essa suarez. stay with us. a lot of women and children waving. here they come. >> i've been doing this job for more than ten years. i have never seen a situation as desperate as this as emotionally charged as this. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed if we can't offer faster speeds - or save yo

>> darya:nasa astronaut reid wiseman snapped the photo from the international space station yesterday>> darya:once a monster category 5 storm with 160 mile-per-hour winds -- hurricane marie continues to weaken in the pacific ocean. >> darya:the storm itself is not a threat to land. >> darya:but -- large, life- threatening swells from its wake are expected to batter southern california. >> darya:a high surf advisory is also in effect. happening now. >> erica>> james: let's talk abt the forecast to have a lot of low 60s on the forecast. 62 in san francisco, oakland livermore and san rose. seen widespread clear skies. into bautista de will be warmer than yesterday. will see a couple of '60s and been '70s in the heart of debate. by 3 in the afternoon the '90s will be on the map. the delta and livermore valley. in some areas south of san jose. san jose itself of the 8286 and concord. 90 in antioch. 92 and livermore. 74 across the bay and oakland. >> james: wheat but saw hurricane and marie a few moments ago. a code for some moisture are wired for sound. >> george: from traffic tracker to h

had to be towed out. >> darya: checkout this act of hurricane gloria now sauced bastion not read wiseman yesterday. >> darya: the storm itself is not a threat to land but large a life-threatening swells from its wake expecting to batter southern california. >> james: expensed 67 downtown for the financial district. >> james: we at temperatures that are continuing to warn. upper 80s and 90s. we're gonna keep it there until saturday and that no come down on sunday. >> george: midmorning looking at pretty good ride for most of the bay area. the writer and a state 80 the westbound direction looks good. >> george: the north bay ride looks good between both but marin and sonoma county. copper there's no problems of the span. your ride to the san mateo bridge and highway 92 look good. the promise that is heading over to san mateo. the no problems. if you're headed to marin the richmond center felt lousy is very like right now. u.s. officials say the same >> james: extremist group that killed american journalist james foley is holding an american woman hostage. >> james:a family representative s

reid wiseman took this picture last night and he said he never in his wildest dreams thought he wouldrora look like this. look how spectacular, brilliant and beautiful that is. amazing stuff. jealous of that. as far as the forecast today, of course the flooding in arizona, just epic yesterday. we will see more showers and thunderstorms in the desert southwest, possibly even san diego to l.a. but they're isolated. they're not going to be widespread. that thunderstorm chances will diminish a little bit, especially tomorrow. >> one of the best pictures i've ever seen. >> almost looks like it's painted on. i trust the guys out there. thank you, bill. >>> julia louis-dreyfus joins brian canton and erin paul and time for pro moss on monday for the 66th emmy awards. the "veep" star visits a pond store run by the "breaking bad" duo. it isn't what it seems. >> you know why we call this place barely legal pawn. >> no. >> we also run a puppy bathing business. >> a puppy bathing business. >> the way he said that. >> too funny. >> we remember pharrell's hat he wore at the grammy's this year. >> sm

are taking.res africa and the man behind the tweets and video vines, reed wiseman, now orbiting the earthabove the iss. >> we are one of six people off of the planet. we have an obligation to share this experience. photos and especially the videos bring it alive. >> his first mission took some getting used to. >> i like to sleep on my stomach so i tried to put some bungee cords across the back of my body. lap complete, the chance to check on the homefront. >> seeing home from that far above, does it strike an emotional chord? >> i look down to the chesapeake .ay i remember my childhood going out fishing. >> supplies arrive tomorrow. comfort food always helps. >> there will be some german food on their that if he doesn't share i'm going to make sure i get someone he is not looking. >> when videos go viral like this lightning storm over italy, he says don't expect anything .ike this from his predecessor >> major tom to ground control. >> is there pressure to compete? >> no pressure and no desire to compete. i can't sing so it would be a disaster. >> clearly he is doing just fine. losing gra

strangers you know if it's ok for you to refuse to help out your brother when he's down on his luck wiseman's they're ok to refuse to help a total stranger when he's down on his luck and you know of course whether someone really is down on the down on his luck or is responsible for what's going on in his life is the very thing that we would normally debate when we're talking about someone we know personally but somehow at a social level the this very idea that you might want to mention will you is there something that people could have done not to be in a situation is not a popular thing to bring up or it's as you say it's a controversial thing to bring up but i don't see why it is. that was bryan caplan professor of economics at george mason university and blogger for in qana log time now for today's big deal. big deal time with my favorite guy mr edward carers yes and today we're talking about burger more specifically for her. after hearing is that burger king will merge with comedian based him to dodge higher taxes u.s. senator sharod brown is calling for a boycott boycott of the fast food

nasa astronaut reid wiseman shot this video from the international space station.retty cool, isn't it? he said the sight left him speechless. >> reporter: it's amazing how something to deadly can look to beautiful. >> it almost looks like fireworks. >> reporter: it looks like looks like fireworks, i agree. we're looking at the chase buildings on a beautiful saturday morning. we've had a couple of weekends in a row where we dealt with clouds and showers and yuck. today will be different. we're sitting at 74 degrees, dewpoint, 58. it's come up a little bit, but it's very low considering the time of year. winds are calm, pressure 30.18-inches. upper os south and west. dover, 74 and smyrna 74. looks like we'll steer clear of any real weather out there we'll see sunshine and temperatures in the 80s of course you can get a good picture of where the next system is as you look at the satellite and radar composite. >> reporter: there's the high over upstate new york, all this activity is trying to push east and running into the high and having a difficult time moving to the

by courtesy of the astronaut, reed wiseman, a category 5 hurricane churned up the waves to 35 feet.e storm here is falling apart. of course it will not impact anybody out over the open waters but it has already put everything in motion here. that is the concern for at least friday, guys, waves being at least ten to 15 feet. >> you have a lovely holiday, pedram, think of us. >> oh, the love is great, pedram, get out of here! >> one photographer going to great lengths to bring authenticity to his picks. his latest series of portraits trying to capture what ouch looks like. >> when you think of stun guns and tasers, you tend to think of them in the hands of police. not photographers. >> this is the taser that i use and this thing, it hurts. >> reporter: charleston photographer patrick hall recruited 80 participants willing to be stun gunned. and at the very moment they were shot he shocked motion video. >> they were on amazon, they were the perfect strength, when you got hit with this taser it was enough to make you scream and jump up out of your chair. >> reporter: but doing no perman

nasa astronauts reid wiseman took this picture in the international space station yesterday. marie used to be a category 5 storm the weekend in the pacific ocean. it is not a real threat a large waves are expected in southern california. surfers are salivating. >> this guy is becoming a rock star. >> that is the same guy? >> instagram, they will have to get him down because i think he is bigger than the space program. 69 degrees currently, when that of the north at 6 mi. per hour, 2.63. not nearly as humid today. slight chance for showers early today, transferred thunderstorm south of interstate 80. fridays in the forecast, this is the best one. light showers, a cloud cover across the extreme northern periphery, eastern iowa line of showers south of interstate 80. light showers early today and then as we get into the afternoon we could see some showers or even thunderstorms south of interstate 80. we are in between systems if you will, a cold front to the south returns friday of making its way on thursday. a chance for rain ben. the pressure system the entire weekend. cooler

astronaut reid wiseman shot the video and says mother nature's light show left him speechless. see why, just video, you can imagine from up there? >> looks like still taking pictures at concert, just incredible, that lightning. >> like the olds flash cubes back in the day. >> well, we have our eye on the sky this weekend. this to sunday mark your calendar, remember this, get ready to gaze at the biggest and brightest full moon of the whole year. >> how about that? nasa scientist doctor michelle joins us from the goddard space flight center in green belt, maryland this morning with details of the super moon. doctor, good morning to you. >> morning. >> good morning, great to be here. >> now, this is we did little research of course the second of three super moons this summer watch exactly is a super moon and why will this one be so special? >> well, it is funny, you hear about these three super moons in a row n my view there can be only one. the largest and full moon of the year. that's what's happening this sunday. and in fact, the full moon last month and the full moon next mon

wiseman concludes quote on capital hill tea party wing continues to drive the tea party agenda.teven and michele bachmann tweeted this photo. at the time king told reporters about the reworked bill quote the changes brought into this are ones i've developed and advocated for past two years. like i ordered it off the menu. yes, the same steve king in the past talked about immigrant with quote calves the size of cantaloupes from hauling drugs across the border. other voices on the right with outside influence, brooks, launching a war on whites, advocating a deport them all position on illegal immigrant. these are not exactly the faces the party wants to showcase to help make inroads in hispanic community and yet, there they are leading the charge in congress. host of the reid report here on msnbc, gibbly republican strategist, hogan, let me start with you. i think there are two things related here. let me run them by you and see what you say about it. i think it is not at all a coincidence here we are at the end of the primary season in talking about how, for once the tea party di

check out this shot have of hurricane marie, napa astronauts reid wiseman snapped this on board the international space station. he is always teeing that he is great shots. hurricane is kicking up some monster waves in southern california, much to the slight of the surfers out there. the storm is not a threat to land but it is expected to impact coast dramatically. rip currents and ocean swells reaching several feet high could prove dangerous for those who venture out in the water. >>> all right. just past 6:13. lets get traffic and weather together. how sit looking at home. >> we have turned our focus to the atlantic basin and we will see indirect impacts of our very own hurricane in our basin, that flanges the eastern see game. we have cristobal still out there churning as a category one hurricane. you can see that going on there little more of a well defined eye in the center at this point. meanwhile we will keep high pressure on our side but there is a new cold front that is moving in and in addition to that helping to keep cristobal out to sea. we will also to watch out for dangerous surf an

astronaut reid wiseman tweeted these videos about little fires, nasa was testing fuel and zero gravityscientists think that these experiments could eventually result in better fuel efficiency here on earth. >>> i'm beasley reese and here is your sports in 602nds. let us start the clock. phillies back at work at citizens bank park kicking off a three game series with the cardinals. kyle kendrick gets the start autopsy begins st. louis ace adam waynewright. first pitch 7:05. it was a great run but taney dragons sin rel a story came to an end. last night's team fell short of pulling off a rally late in the game lose to go chicago six-five. that eliminated them from the tournament. great job. chicago advances to las vegas tomorrow. >>> to the grid iron we will go a big win for the eagles last night, still just preseason but starters put up impressive numbers. something to keep an eye on lesean mccoy sprained thumb, the x-rays came back, negative, good job, should be ready for the the regular season. >>> elsewhere, rookie quarterback johnny manziel gets slapped with $12,000 fine during mond

courtesy of astronomer reed wiseman on board the iss just a couple of days ago snapping a photograph looking down onto the opening pacific waters when this was a menacing category 5 storm system. again, it is going to be moving away from the coastline in the next couple of days. so we expect the conditions to improve come thursday afternoon, especially come friday afternoon. but if you're heading out to the beaches or across this region some of those south-facing peninsula cities from sanita barbara toward ventura to malibu and long beach could see wave heights at least 10 feet in a few spots and upwards of about 15 feet or about 3 1/2 again to 4 1/2 meters. there's a dangerous situation along the coast of southern california at least in the next day or so. >> and they will usually put up red flags along the beach to let surfers know don't go np because surfers hear that kind of thing and think fantastic. >> reports of 2 1/2 hours of traffic going down to newport beach because of people trying to flock to the beaches. >> that's the issue. all right. thanks, pedram. >> thank you. >>>

from the international space station, reed wiseman, an astronaut on board snapping this photograph justple of days ago. this was a category 5 storm system sitting out there. that's the concern. we had wave heights 33 feet at that time. still sitting at 25 feet over the open waters. and even though the storm system itself has weakened it has already put the water in motion ahead of it and that's the concern right here across coastal california, some of those communities south facing, also southeast-facing beaches really going to be impacted by this. look at the scenes here coming out of southern california. you saw the waves 10, 15 feet. in a few areas reports of 20 feet have occurred. last time we had something like this associated with a tropical feature it was hurricane linda. we had monster waves back in 1997. a very similar storm system with linda. wave heights upwards of 30 feet at that time. and again the high surf advisories are in place through friday. we know malibu pier has been closed. look at the areas here as the barriers have been put up on the coast across portions of sea

this picture is trending on twitter in the bay area right now.taken by u-s astronaut reid wiseman who's it shows how the bay area at the top.l-a.and san diego all shine bright at night from space. and that bright blob off to the east.is vegas sticking out bright and shiny in the dark and >> james: today is a callous that day at the zoo. we will have much more on that life and career of comedian robin that day at the zoo. we will have much more on that life and careeat ikea, we don't just design furniture. we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. good morning everyone. i'm james and i'm mark danon. our top story this morning. the entertainment world and fans still in shock this morning by the death of actor and comedian robin williams. the 63 year old was found dead yesterday afternoon at his tiburon home in what appears to be a suicide. the oscar winning actor recently sought help for severe depression. something he'd been struggling with for years.

now let's hear from friend of the show and washington wiseman dana milbank.ana with a recess beard. >> what a beard. >> he stole barro's beard. >> i'm going to keep growing it until they pass something in congress. >> it's going to get long. >> old man winter. >> so dana, obviously isis is a very significant issue for the president's foreign policy team, and it's something voters are paying a little bit of attention to, but we just talked to congressman peter welsh and asked, would your constituents be in favor. people are really part of a war weary nation right now. do you think isis can at all play in to the 2014 midterms? you've seen republicans tie this into a culture of incompetence by the obama administration. or is this really just going to be about the economy, more so than anything in 2014? >> well, luke, it's part of the overall stew of issues that is going on here. that'll be one piece of it. but probably a small piece compared to immigration, to the economy, to jobs and everything else. so i think the congressman made a good point here. he said wh

wiseman sat directly in front of her taking notes the entire time she testified and they didn't give us any of the material or evidence the constitution required would be given. in fact they told the court there was no material in this case. so the executives were convicted by the jury no surprise they were like deer in the headlights every time anything happened in the courtroom the prosecution had witnesses who were caught operating under agreements and they were the people that have actually stolen money within enron and there were some feeds within enron and they all testified against people that haven't taken any money. the district judge said the defendants to prison and sent i realized you were just doing their jobs. the defendants didn't take a penny from anyone. merrill lynch made $775,000 on the transaction and figure three to 53 million on the transacti transaction. no one lost any money and there were no misstatements to the markets that would qualify the prosecution so instead they invited the defendant which alleged the defendants had conspired with andrew and the cfo t

wiseman sat directly in front of her taking notes the entire time she testified and they didn't giveus any of the brady material or evidence favorable to the defense that the constitution required be given. in fact they told the court repeatedly there was no brady material in this case. so the four merrill lynch executives were convicted by houston jury. no surprise, their lawyers were like deer in headlights every time anything happened in the courtroom. the prosecution had witnesses who were quaffed rating with the prosecution under plea agreements that gave them extraordinary benefits. there are witnesses were the people who had actually stolen money within enron. guess they were definitely some things within enron. they all testified for the government against people who had not taken any money. in fact as the district court judge sent the merrill lynch employees to prison he said i realize you were just doing your jobs. the merrill lynch defendants did not take a pending from anyone. merrill lynch made $775,000 on the transaction. the enron group made 53 million on the transacti

and i think he's above all a very wiseman and someone that we should concern you to listen to as we struggle to find a long-lasting solution in this very, very critical part of the world. with the current violence unfolding in the region underscores the importance of the middle east peace prob process, the regional stability and i would suggest global stability. and of leaders such as salem fiyad who have devoted their futures to the stakeholders of the area. he's a leader and a visionary, one who understands that human development and prosperity are impossible without good governance. and good governance is not possible without transparency and accountability. during his tenure as prime minister, dr. fayad championed law & order in the west bank, worked to build institutions that would meet the needs of the palestinian people and taught us all a lesson that the solution set is much broader than simply military activities. he was appointed as the minister of finance of the palestinian authority under yasser arafat from 2002 to 2005 and he won praise, high praise from the international for in

this is reed wiseman sharing this. >> very cool. >> we may have a winner.. >> he got on the trampoline to get that shot. >> and here's washington, d.c. pretty sunrise there as well. good morning. >> letdown. >> bar high, people. >> let's take a look at what's making headlines this morning. did you hear about this? russian hackers have managed to steal 1. 2 billion user names and passwords. while specific websites have not been revealed. change your information to be safe. >>> a hopeful sign israeli/palestinian representatives are in cairo for key peace talks. trying to negotiate a long-term agreement before a 7 -hour cease-fire expires. >>> former taliban prisoner bergdahl meets with attorney gener general. first pictures released since he was released from captivity. >>> coming up, she's conquered reality tv, as well as social media. now kim kardashian can claim one of the most popular app. >>> katie holmes on "the giver" makes a rare appearance in our studio. >>> we begin with massive protests over the firing of one supermarket chain's beloved ceo. thousa