for the eyes of the world now look into space to the moon and to the planets beyond. and we have vowed that we shall not see it governed by a hostile flag of contest. of billions economic activity dollars and hundreds of thousands of productive jobs. the use of satellites that can guide a missile into a window from three miles away has drastically lowered collateral damage and saved countless lives in conflicts and wars. we have all heard the words of president john kennedy when he spoke in 1962 at rice university. for the eyes of the world now look into space, to the moon and to the planets beyond. and we have vowed that we shall not see it governed by a hostile flag of conquest but by a banner of freedom and peace. the president set america on the course to achieve his vision. the men here today soared into a dark sky and described from afar what they saw. in the process, they contributed to a better world here on earth. they assured america would lead the way. we owe it to them and to our nation not to abdicate our nation's role as the leader in space exploration.

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. >> jim: also ahead, we have cool names for the moons of all just call ours the moon? who is behind a social media push to name the earths moon and how you can submit your bright ideas. >> a licensing fee like the t mobile moon or something like that? humid start to your wednesday, we'll let you know where we go your forecast coming up. >> jim: a story you'll only see on news 3 tonight. a mom and pop jewelry store that's been in town for years robbed by a crook with some slick moves. want their names on tv or their enough. what you're about to see is $20,000 in jewelry swiped in as many seconds. look at this. russ expel eastern on a tuesday and a jewelry store owner says this man ripped them off. exclusive video to news 3 shows time. the man smiles and makes friendly small talk with the store owners. seconds later he turns to see if anybody is behind him. then he checks if anybody is watching him from behind the counter. quickly he slips his finger under the glass seam, lifts it up and commits the crime. watch here, the lift, the grab, and the bag. 20 seconds later and

so once again, houston in shooting for the moon... "this is truly going to be houston s gift to the world" the doctor says over the next decade millions of people will die from cancer. he )s hoping the moon shots program will change that. tracking rain and slightly warmer temps....we hope you )ve enjoyed the sunshine lately because rain is moving back in, at least briefly. as we move through your friday, expect increasing clouds across hampton roads and ne north pressure moves up the coast. while the day will likely start dry, rain chances will go up by friday afternoon and evening. a couple of showers may linger into early saturday morning, but majority of saturday looks dry with partly sunny skies. high temperatures will be in the mid 50s friday and the upper 50s by saturday. we re keeping an eye on another area of low pressure that could bring us a couple of showers sunday, but at this point, the day does not look like a washout. high temperatures will dip into the upper 40s. by monday and tuesday, highs norfolk police announced to

continuing study of the moon's topography will be accomplished by lunar orbiter. in 1965, a prototype model was completed and began testing. the first lunar orbiter flight is scheduled for 1966 using an atlas agena-d launch vehicle. photographic reconnaissance will be a fine task and there is considerable flexibility in the way the photographs can be tied together. last year, 10 potential areas were selected for coverage by the first mission. they include examples of all the major types of the moon's of theiror assessment suitability for spacecraft landing. each is 22 miles wide and 58 miles long. of the 10 sites are within the 9 area proposed for apollo 's manned landing. lunar orbiter will approach within 29 miles of the lunar surface at perigee and remain in orbit for a year. idealhould make it an vehicle to obtain scientific and photographic coverage. the end of the year saw the first flight model of surveyor in final system test prior to shipment to cape kennedy. surveyor is our most complex unmanned lunar exploration project. it is designed to make a soft la

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return to the moon i'm dying. return to the moon return to the moon i'm dying. return to the moon please. >> don't make me wait for you at the corner of eden park. don't make me wait for you at the serpentine wall. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: their debut album is called "return to the moon!" el vy, everyone! we'll be right back with another special performance. stick around! acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be the star of "brooklyn", saoirse ronan, yelp ceo, jeremy stoppelman, directors of "making a murderer", laura ricciardi and moira demmos, and a musical performace by james bay. but before we go, in honor of the great david bowie, a special guest, el vy!

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"the moons throughout the solar system have unique names. our moon is being left out. it's up to us the people of earth to name the moon!" the name the moon society launching this e-petition asking as many people as possible to sign it and offer up names - each name suggestion costs a dollar. "it's going to be 15 cents of each dollar that goes to charitable funds and we've chosen ryans wells foundation and water.org to be our two foundations that we're going to be donating the funds to. for the group brings up the iau which is the international astronomical union.they name celestial objects.in order for them to consider a new one.. one way is to prove a large amount of the community is concerned about naming one. possibly proven through a lot of signatures on this petition. "what we really want is people to be creative and get out there and learn more about space. we are serious about naming the moon don't get me wrong.. we would love to have the iau recognize us and what we're trying to do."if they are successful the moon could soon have an official name.in the meanti

the moon. the moon. the moon. it is early. as we show you the moon, not quite full. it is waxing. you remember the karate kid. waxing on. it is on the way to being a full moon mountain next couple of days. here is a shot from yesterday. in eustis, clear skies. high thin clouds, made up of ice crystals way up in the atmosphere. we see a haze but a beautiful shot there in orlando from angel. here's another one in kissimmee, several coming in. we'd love to see your shots of the moon. there is a great time to get out and take some photos. if you have some other things to show us, maybe the weather at your home. maybe your kids bundling up in their big coats. we give it away at 6:45. you do it by downloading the storm pins app. search wkmg in the app store. what about temperatures? we do need the jacket this morning. temperatures cold to start. a nice warmup through the day with plenty of sunshine mixed in with clouds. we get into the 70's by friday, we are pinpointing rain and storms. christina beh

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ban ki-moon, the u.n. secretary-general pronounced on that issue with these comments. >> let me be clear. the use of starvation as a weapon of war is a war crime. both sides including the syrian government, which has the primary responsibility to protect syrians, are committing this and other atrocious acts prohibited under international humanitarian law. >> james, the impression we get now is while the small amount of aid is reaching that particular area, this kind of starvation issue is happening elsewhere in syria as well. >> absolutely. 400,000 people, the u.n. estimates, are in inaccessible besieged areas. they even gave details of the numbers that they think are besieged by each group. it's clearly hard to get to half of the people because they're besieged by isil, an organization that is not cooperating with the humanitarian community in any way. i think it's important to tell you that i think right now the united nations and other key international players believe it's an exceedingly important mome

that is the secretary general ban ki-moon. let's listen. >> -- my outreach over the attacks in indonesia and turkey, and my condolences to the victims and people of those two countries. ladies and gentlemen, i have just briefed the secretary general on action we must take in the coming year. let me reiterate the points. first we must get off to a fast start in implementing the two achieves of 2015. the [ inaudible ] agenda for social economic goals and the paris agreement on climate change. both are triumphs of multi-lateralism. now we have to bring them to life for every person in every country. second, we must breech the divisions that have september the syrians in agony, plunged yepmen into darkness, and help to spawn violent extremism. perhaps nothing more urgently reflects the need to act than the scenes from madaya in syria. in a country that has already reached [ inaudible ] the suffering there is [ inaudible ]. the scenes that haunt us all, the eld derly and children who are little more than skin and bones. they could

moon. he said we have great earth shine with clear skies. of course the waxing which means growing rent moon and just looked to the western sky and see that growing moon. it's a beautiful picture that i'll post on facebook when we're done with weather. see what's going on this evening. good for moon viewing. it's colder last evening at 8:00. definitely in the 40s. this evening much colder. not talking about much of a windchill. are getting longer. we're sable to see the airport and it's clear right now. 27 was the low at the airport. we were near 40 but peaked at 43 this afternoon. that was our forecast high. we did pretty good at that. even down east it's cold. it's warmer to the southwest and some of the colder air will with transformatted in here. a high 24 change. it's colder. high pressure's built in. it'll be cold tonight. wake up with temperatures in the0s and it's clear all throughout the gulf except as you get into florida with high, thin clouds. we're watching the next system. it'

he was busted selling moon shine to an undercover polk county detective. that is christy kronowitz. >> if you want to know anything, talk to her lawyer. >> reporter: she negotiated the sale over the facebook page for 12-pints of the illegal liquor. to bail trowell out of jail. neighbors will tell you this shine is no joke. >> could you imagine something drinking something like that? >> straight? no. >> reporter: it is 192 proof grain alcohol. deputies say it was richard lott's recipe. he ended up behind bars accused of makeing the moon shine and giving it to konkawitz in exchange for meth. neighbors certainly didn't like this business going on next door. >> we have so many children around here. this whole neighborhood. >> reporter: we did try to reach out to christy's attorney for a comment. we have not heard back. we also reached out to the distillery where lott allegedly stole the alcohol from. we are waiting to hear back from hem. >> what about the guy accused of selling the moon shine? >> reporter: that is still under investigation. he was not arrested

i don't know if you guys saw this, but last night, the moon became a super blood moon, which is a combination of a super moon and a lunar eclipse. that only takes place once every few decades, like a good nicholas cage movie. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but it was an incredible moment. it really was. it was an incredible moment where everyone walked out of their homes, looked to the sky and said, "where's the super blood moon? is that it? oh, yeah, it does look a little different i guess. shall we go back in?" is way too dramatic for what you actually saw. name of a 16-year-old's heavy metal band. "we are either going to call ourselves werewolf sunrise, super blood moon, or you're not my real dad, scott." real grungy. in fact, a lot of people missed the super blood moon, and i just it really shouldn't have scheduled this eclipse on sunday night. there's a lot of good tv on sunday night. i mean, your choices, you had nfl football, the "csi" finale, "fear the walking dead," or the moon. i mean... no, i mean, the moon will always be there. the "csi" finale only happens once, and then twice a week

we received an e-mail from a man in half moon bay who says, the bluffs near where he works. are already starting to fall away. kron 4's charles clifford has tonight's my kron 4 story. >>:my name is christopher and this is my kron 4 news story it's like being on the bow of a ship >> charles :christopher hedge rents a music studio in half moon bay that overlooks the pacific ocean. >> : the waves have been hitting the cliff >> charles :it's a great spot but over the last few days he has watched with alarm as those big waves have started to erode away the bluffs less than twenty feet from his studio. >> : when i arrived today i saw that the cliff near the guard rail had completely fallen into the ocean. >> charles :the fence, chunks of mirada road and this platform are now hanging over the edge. while other parts of the bluff are protected from the surf by large rocks, the section in front of christoper's studio is exposed earth and the waves are starting to cut underneath the roadway. >> :and these waves are relentless and it's been going on for a week. >> charles :the city of

you guy, the moon sucks. >> chris: all right, that's the end of moon landing. erin gibson are you barely in third place. we must eliminate you. do you have any-- that's all right, will you come back. it doesn't matter. >> yeah! >> chris: do you have any last words before we release you. >> uh-huh, i'm from houston. >> chris: oh. then you have a problem, red light. erin gibson, everyone. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> great job. >> that means it's time to make jerusalem great again. it's for the win. on monday flaccid i had pennist poked through a pancake donald trump spoke at liberty university aka god's devy, in an effort to win over evangelicals and prove that seeing a cruise fix doesn't mick his skin burn. but the donald just put his future in his mouth because here is how he referred to second cor int yans, 2 corinthian, 3, 17, that is the whole bull game. is that the one you like. is that the one you like, i loved it. >> chris: that was it, right, 2 corinthians, one cup, was that it? was that the one, was that the video, is that the thing, you kids

the moon becomes more apparent. the first stars you see generally aren't stars, they're planets because they're brighter. and i always joke with people, if you ever do star light star bright, make a wish on the star, and your wishes don't come true because you have been wishing on planets. >> rose: you were off course from the beginning. >> so right now in the season, venus is quite striking over in the western skies after sunset. and when viewed from new york city, it's kind of over new jersey, and you would confuse it with planes coming in and out of newark airport. so if your western horizon is near an airport you have surely seen venus and thought it was an airplane. that is how bright its light is reflected. >> rose: have you ever wanted to write a science fiction novel. >> yes. however i don't have talent at writing. i wish i did. >> rose: would you have a story. >> i've got a story. it's ready to go. >> rose: it just needs a good writer. >> i've got a good story and i could advise on such a story. but in term

moon river wider than a mile i'm crossing you in style someday [someday] moon river was originally performed by audrey hepburn in the movie breakfast at tiffany's, but it was andy williams who made it his very own. moon river wider than a mile if you see me walking down the street and i start to cry each time we meet walk on by to dream the impossible dream to fight the unbeatable foe through the years, we've all enjoyed so many beautiful voices. and there were always those singers who had their own distinctive sound. i see trees of green red roses, too i see them bloom for me and you somewhere over the rainbow ramblin' rose ramblin' rose tony, have the lettermen always been a trio? absolutely. we've always believed that there's something special about vocal group harmonies. only you can make this world seem bright i only have eyes for you you ask me if there'll come a time when i grow tired of you never my love and there were some great duos too! you've lost that whoa, that lovin' feelin' dream dream, dream, dream dream i just love hearing these songs and all these incredible singers. i kno

name our moon. should we? basically, what we're trying to do is there is a petition going on right now. this is incredible stuff. we have so much time on our hands. the petition to name the moon.>> cheesy. >> we all know it as the moon.>> why would you call it cheesy? >> because some people say the moon is made out of cheese. >> reporter: what if you could name it something else?>> spooking. i think we should just call it the menu. >> a new campaign is asking us to challenge the status quo. >> it has unique names. people of earth, name the moon! >> the name them and society asking as many people as possible to sign at each one cost a dollar expect $.50 goes to charitable funds. and we have chosen rhines will foundation and water.org to be over to foundations. >> the i80 you, the international astronomical union naming celestial objects. in order for them to consider a new one, one way is to prove a large amount of the public is concerned about it, possibly getting a lot of signatures on this petitio

we all know the famous words, houston, when they're calling back from the moon. big effort in texas, johnson's home state to get that done. i think what you're talking about is a long-term proposition here and it's something that barack obama and joe biden, if joe biden is to leave office, aren't going to be the ones to actually shepherd through. it's aspirational. i don't think anybody would disagree with the goal of trying to end cancer. more funding, boy the way, of the federal government. when they direct funding towards particular types of research, it brings in more private funding. wherever the government decides to fund research, you see all these foundations come in and support that. when you spend more on cancer, particularly if you're not able to get additional money, there are priorities and other things that will lose out as a result of that. >> rebecca, you know the country made a heroic effort on aids/hiv. it's not cured, but it's certainly better than it was. it's not a death sentence. >> exactly. >> so progress can be made. >> progress can be mad

the moon a unique name, like other moons in the solar system. the society is also holding a name the moon contest. for one dollar, people can submit a potential name for the moon. to learn more about this effort, head to the website namethemoon.world. what would you name the moon? sean: kids think it is made of cheese. erin: swiss? sean: this is bizarre. kevin: we name hurricanes because there could be two or three at the same time. maybe they are expecting another moon. sean: that would be interesting. tides would be thrown off. s leave it at that. prater skies. yesterday. an hour. fair skies last into saturday. 20' we should be. the next potential snowfall possible, saturday night into sunday. at the best chances would be in southern new hampshire because we had a strong system passing to our south. it could be producing over a foot of snow through the mid-atlantic states, virginia up through d.c. and as far north as new york city and cape cod. around here, a couple flurries with extra clouds up north. the first of two systems through the a oh

the moon a unique name like other moons in our solar system. for one dollar, people can submit a potential name for the moon. to learn more about this effort, amethemoon.world. sean: why not larry? gary? kevin: every time i go to school visits, the one that always get a laugh is hurricane bob. [laughter] erin: bob the moon? kevin: my apologies to anyone named robert. erin: there are a lot of great bobs out there. my neighbor is named bob. kevin: wind chills are still there 50 below zero at there. we continue to watch a sunrise set up at the seacoast. the wind will continue to gusts, just not quite as fast as yesterday. we have two systems on the maps. tomorrow. the next oe, which has been all the talk over the last -- last several days -- it is not an actual physical area of low pressure we can track yet. at the same time, the heaviest band of snow will likely be about 150 miles in width by the time it gets to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. exactly where that snow bands question. a lot of the maps over the last little farther south. temper

. >> ban ki-moon condemns the treatment of the people of syria. indoner sha attack, isil says that it was question hind the series of explosions that killed seven people in the capital. attack on turkish security forces at least six people are killed and in the province. a former president of the world athletics governing body is in the line of fire, as the extent of corruption in the organization is layed bear. survival the residents leave the oscars race with 12 nominations, leonardo dicaprio finally win his first academy award? >> i will have all the days sport, including south africa has a tough time on the opening day of the test in johannesburg. >> ban ki-moon said all sides in the conflict has committed atrocious acts prohibited under international law. badgeky moon says the people are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. where at least five people have died of starvation. our diplomatic editor joins us live now from the united nations, in new york, where of course ban ki-moon made that speech. how significant is it that he used th

man, blue moon any other jokes. how about we talk about how warm? >> anchor: i know, i am looking forward to it. there were people raving about the cool start. >> anchor: nice change. >> a little chilly. we have a cool 911 ahead of us, from here on out, temperatures are heading up, up, up. satellite and radar, not a lot to talk about. we have a thin veil of clouds mexico. you will notice more clouds through the day tomorrow. because of that, and also we are going to see a disturbance developing near the straits. some of that moisture is going florida. we expect to stay dry tomorrow and into the day monday. we topped out at a very comfortable 72 in orlando today. 69 in leesburg, 70 for palm coast, and one of our warmer readings, cape canaveral, a high at 72. this evening, all of us have cooled down into the 50's except cocoa beach, you are holding onto 60. favor 7 in orlando, 55 in kissimmee, and 54 in the villages. overnight, 40, ocala, villages, and palm coast, 52 in orlando. you will drop a couple more degrees in

and a balmy 55 degrees half moon bay. you are heading out the door, might need a jacket, then we will look for the clouds to be with us all morning long. perhaps an isolated shower. but the main rain moves in early to late afternoon and still looks like concord and livermore and inland valleys won't see it until the evening hours. it will get going overnight. this is the first in the series of storms to hit us. this is the weak one. we will talk about the rest coming up. cornell. >> see you soon, lisa. the mississippi river is beginning to subside after flooding caused by more than 10 inches of rain. the deluge has brought destruction and misery to illinois where 9 died and missouri where 15 died. while the worst is over in some places, the floodwaters are moving south abc news reporter richard cantu has the latest. >> from the sky the breadth and depth of the disaster is painfully clear. the mississippi crested at a new high, sending the waters in all directions from missouri down to louisiana. rivers are rising, floodwa

moons hopes so too. a spokesman from estates & companies, the developer, told me he's still optimistic that they'll get it to work in a way where the project will be financially feasible. he said, during tonight's public comment period, misinformation, and the developer will look to clear that up in the coming weeks. councilman miles, by the way, told me he feels the developer is getting a wonderful deal on a wonderful piece of property and told me he thinks the deal should work economically. the city of columbia is pushing ahead with plans to make its animal shelter a "no kill" refuge. tonight a blue ribbon committee delivered its findings to the city council and said the shelter could become "no kill" within 3 years. the committee called for more cooperation between the shelter and local vets, as well as with richland county where most of the animals in the shelter come from. it calls for more staff at the shelter, lower cost spaying and neutering and stepped up efforts at adopting and fostering pets.

at these times we will have a strong onshore wind and a full moon. if you live along the shore and are familiar with the tides and what full moons do to them, we already in some areas see flooding anyway. combined with that, we will have the strong onshore wind. we will talk about the snow moving in and more about how much snow you can expect and when it will be over. that's straight ahead. >> nbc 10 has crews all over our area as a major snowstorm bears down on us. the snow was really coming down. a few people out and about getting the last minute errands done. extended coverage continues after the break. >>> the storm has arrived. snow falling across our area. look at the plow there. it's going to be here for the next 24 hours or so. within the next day, much of our area could be buried. >> here is a live look at conditions in south jersey. storm force 10 is in camden driving along admiral wilson boulevard with the wipers going. aside from storm force 10, we don't see many cars on the road. maybe one ahead. people heeding warnings to get home and s

and we were not at war, the motivation to go to the moon, we would tell ourselves, we went to the moon because we are americans. we are explorers. it is in our dna. that might be true, but the people who wrote the checks don't care. when security is at risk, that is when money flows. charlie: but should we create that kind of urgency again for something like going to the moon? neil: let me go visit china and whispered to the head of china, psst, can you leak a memo that says you want to put military bases on mars? [laughter] don't tell anyone. the memo shows up in the pentagon. we would be on mars in 10 months. one month to design, build, and find a space craft. that is how motivated i think we would be. that is how motivated we were in the 1960's. i don't want to go to mars for military reasons. i think there a strong, economic one to make. i think it takes longer than the proverbial elevator ride. it takes maybe twice as long as an elevator ride. i voted for my representation in congress. i want them to listen to me for longer than an elevator ride. it is simple. if you're going to s

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. >> acid this morning, now nasa has a new theory on where the moon came from. let's see who you share it with? former bruins star tyler sagan, 34. >>> hey, in it's your birthday web happy birthday to you. introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. >>> nasa is learn be more than about how earth got its moon. some say it was a head on collision between earth and a small planet that created the moon about 4.5 billion years ago. that's interesting. researchers analyzed moon rocks and compared them with volcanic rock from hawaii and arizona, and they found that the objection 0 general in all of them, both from the moon and the earth, had identical chemical structure. okay. that is really cool. my little 8-year-old boy got a telescope for his birthday, and he's so excited to see all of the planets aligned, and we have just a couple more weeks to be able to see that. today is not the day, but in the next few days, probably tuesday would be a good day to use tha

./// ((michelle mortensen)) > just how in the world did the earth get it's moon?... nasa scientists say they have an idea. and there clue comes from something the appolo astronauts found 40 years ago. ./// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male...? this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton ((michelle mortensen)) > moon rocks brought to earth by the apollo astronauts more than 40 years ago.... are giving nasa scientist new clues about the origins of the moon they've been studying those rocks and say they have strong evidence now that the moon was formed from primordeal earth, and not from another planet that crashed into earth as they have previously theorized. the findings are published in the newest edition of the journal "science"./// up