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Dropping back down below freezing tomorrow night and look at the freeze warnings. Actually expands. It could be a colder night tomorrow night you wake up monday morning to even colder temperatures. Below 32 thats the freeze warning. Now it kills the crops and the plants but we are looking at warmer weather. So bring them inside or cover them if you want to extent the growing season because warmer weather does return. Right now were into the 40s and 50s. A windy day today. Gusting close to 30 mil...

For screening for Breast Cancer, a disease that kills 40,000 american women every year. It now says that women should get their first mammogram years later than previously recommended. We asked our dr. Jon lapook whats behind this change. Ready . Reporter ready or not, today 49yearold Kimberly Taylor finally got her first mammogram. I really took the advice of the doctor at first in consideration, but it was very confusing. Reporter in recent years medical groups have disagreed about when to sta...

Today, the u. S. And russia agreed on ways to keep their war planes separated over syria. The agreement specifies common radio frequencies and sets up a hotline between the forces. The u. S. And russia are supporting opposite sides in the syrian civil war. Thousand of refugees fleeing that war and the war in afghanistan are now being pursued by winter. In Eastern Europe many are stranded in slovenia, cold, hungry, after croatia and hungary closed their borders. The refugees destination is wester...

Plus. Reporter im andrew tom is as on Sydney Harbour. Ahead of Australia Day i will be explaining why some aboriginal australians see no reason to celebrate. To them 26 january marks invasion day top story this hour, the u. S. Secretary of state john kerry says the question of which group should attend indirect talks between the Syrian Regime and the opposition will be resolved in a day or two. The summit in geneva has been delayed due to negotiations over exactly who will take part. Our corresp...

As officials survey the damage, people further north are also seeing floods and landslides. And weather Officials Say theyre now facing an emergency situation. Three people died and more than 20 are missing. Hundreds of others are still stranded and thousands others are staying in temporary shelters. Rescue efforts resumed yesterday morning in joso city. Authorities say many are still waiting for help. But theyre dealing with large amounts of water and debris. The kinugawa river inundated severa...

This construction on hoover dam in 1931. The project employed over 21,000 workers. , one of the largest manmade structures in the world when it opened in 1936. It was completed two years ahead of schedule. Next, 1955 department of the interior film about the planning and the building of hoover dam. The story explains the engineering feat necessary for construction and promotes economic and recreational benefits provided by the structure. In 1930, president herbert hoover, for whom the dam is nam...

Mornings america at war people would go we shot tomahawks, we are not at war. If you talk to people near the receiving end of those tomahawks very different response. So the danger is you have different thresholds. You are shooting at someone and they say it feels like were to me and when youre in another position you say well we are just doing surgical operations. You can get this resentment in american arrogance. Americans can be perceived as we are arrogant because we can stand up from the he...

Reporters is very difficult. Very briefly i wanted to ask a question, the ed snowden disclosure for National Security is one very small area journalists report all over the world, at minimum, companies, private firms outside the Intelligence Community they may not go to jail for disclosing this but they have a mortgage to pay and a family to feed. Worst Case Scenario journalists i am lucky to live in a country where the worst happens, not saying it is a walk in the park, i get held in contempt. ...

July 27th, the journey was ended. They were home again. [ applause ] ahead lay three weeks of isolation, medical tests and mission debriefings. Then visits to major cities of america and abroad. The details of their unique mission would be relived and reremembered so others might learn what they had learned and that future travellers in space might build upon their experience. The rock and soil samples brought back would be examined and analyzed by scientists in many lands. They would reveal new...

Welcomed sight. Later the three men would share their reflections on this adventure with the world. I believe that from the early space flight we demonstrated potential to carry out this type of a mission and, again, it was a matter of time before this was accomplished. Its a technical triumph for this country to said what it was going to do a number of years ago and then by golly do it. The relative ease which we were able to carry out our mission which, of course, came after a very efficient a...