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zebras can be more aggressive than lions. >> amazing statistic, right? be careful of the wild zebra. who knew? nasa is a step closer it solving a martian mystery that's baffled scientists for years. a rocket carrying the maven explorer blasted off from florida on a 440 million-mile journey to mars. the maven will spend a year studying the red planet's radical climate change that took place when it went from being a warm and wet place to a warm and dry place. maven expected to reach mars next september. let's look at the tuesday forecast. heavy rain from washington to northern california. up to two feet of mountain snow in the cascades. a foot in the northern rockies. showers and thunderstorms in south florida. light lake-effect snow for parts of upstate new york and western pennsylvania. >> 40s from chicago to new york. 60s from atlanta to new orleans. mostly 50s and 60s across the rockies. controversial finish to monday night football. it appeared new england had one more chance when the officials
zebras can be more aggressive than lions. >> amazing statistic, right? be careful of the wild zebra. who knew? nasa is a step closer it solving a martian mystery that's baffled scientists for years. a rocket carrying the maven explorer blasted off from florida on a 440 million-mile journey to mars. the maven will spend a year studying the red planet's radical climate change that took place when it went from being a warm and wet place to a warm and dry place. maven expected to reach mars next september. let's look t tuesday forecast. heavy rain from washington to northern california. up to two feet of mountain snow in the cascades. a foot in the northern huskies. showers and thunderstorms in south florida. light lake-effect snow for parts of upstate new york and western pennsylvania. >> 40s from chicago to new york. 60s from atlanta to new orleans. mostly 50s and 60s across the rockies. controversial finish to monday night football. it appeared new england had one more chance when the officials called interference a carolina interception. then they picked up the flag and walked off the field, ending the
the plane can be seen hitting the ground at almost a vertical angle. investigators said they recovered the plane's black boxes. five days after a man fell out of a plane in florida, police believe they may have found the body. while the medical examiner has yet to make a full report police say there's no evidence of foul play. nasa sent a new robotic explorer to mars on monday. the maven will answer the question why mars climate changed. oxford dictionary announced the word of the year is selfie, defined as a photograph that one has taken of one's self. it can usually be seen on social media sites. yeah. i know you have taken a selfie. we all have. now for your "first look" at business we turn to cnbc. >> let's take a look at those
possible. can that lowly figure acting alone have done that? that's what the evidence has appeared to show in both cases. but a huge number of people have always doubted it. >> all right, brit, thank you. >> you bet. >> what do you think? do you think there was a conspiracy to kill president kennedy? let me know on twitte twitter @bretbaier, use the #specialreport. up next, is the u.s. finally getting out of gitmo? but first, here's what some of our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. wofl in orlando with the launch of the maven. which will try to determine what turned mars into a cold, desert planet. fox 13 in memphis with an anything but routine traffic stop that had one cop shooting at a minivan full of children. a mother and her teenage son were arrested following multiple high speed chases. when officers tried to pull them over for speeding, the officers are now under investigation. the children have been released to a family friend. and this is a live look at boston from our affiliate there, wfxt. the big story there tonight the investigation into the
but a lot of nations, i mean russians record of exploring mars, launching a successful mission is only 14%. >> right. they had miss after miss. every single country that ever sent a probe to mars lost the first one that they sent. even the americans. the americans figured it out pretty quickly. russians never really did. of course india is trying for it now. we'll see how they do. the indian mars spacecraft is arriving just about a week apart from when maven arrives. september of 2014 we'll see how they, we'll see how they do. jon: we mentioned that last week, when india launched that craft to get up there. obviously that is one of the problems in exploring mars. nasa says it still wants to send human beings up there in what, 2030. it's a 10 month trip! >> it's a 10-month trip and people forget how hard it is to do it. you saw the giant rocket launching maven, maven spacecraft weighses 2 1/2 tons.
the planetary puzzle of life on mars. you've heard of cures. nasa's rover studying the geology on the ground. maven is hoping to study mars from above and answer a 4 billion-year-old question what made the fourth planet from the sun turn red and barren. >> it's gone from a desert, geological world, kind of boring rocks to this exciting blooming world with a history that does include warm wet times, climate change, dynamic atmosphere, land strides, ice sheets, buried ice, unbelievable. >> reporter: scientists believe mars may have looked like earth with blue skies and warm temperatures. >> we do believe mars at one point had liquid water, correct? >> reporter: absolutely. evidence in the rocks from curiosity is literally unassailable. we see the record even in the frozen materials in the soils today. >> collecting new measurements will give those analyzing the data give them a better
to take that information and map it back in time. >> reporter: the journey will be logged. maven will have to travel ten months and millions of miles. the nasa said the maven $671 million price tag are worth chad myers, cnn, atlanta. and this is not a spaceship, but it was first seen this morning on cnn new day. what a gorgeous ride. automobile magazine taking the wraps off the 2014 automobile of the year. what does it look like to you? that would be the 2014 version of the chevrolet corvette sting ray. prices for the base sting ray start at just under $52,000. if you stashed $98,000 anywhere in your house, do you think you would forget about it?
word "small government" was the popular way to go. and the fact that frank luntz, their favorite language maven is telling them they shouldn't use small government anymore i think tells us a lot about the shift in public dialogue in the fact that the american people are saying we don't want this way of talking about government anymore. >> ruth conniff, speaker boehner is at the mercy of the extremists in his own party who seem willing to throw the country into chaos. do you believe, or do you think that boehner would put his leadership position at risk to prevent this? i mean, when i say leadership, we're to the point where they actually pay attention to what the guy says. i mean, is he reaching that level of irrelevant venice? >> yeah. i think enl .j. is right. the problem is the republicans, after redistricting, a lot of them are sitting in safe seats where they're more worried about
they drive home to the american people that government doesn't do anything well, that we must privatize almost everything we can get our hands on. isn't that really what it's about? >> well, you know, somebody tweeted today, i have forgotten who it was, that president obama talked today as if he just won an election. and guess what? this issue was on the table. and the american people decided no, they don't believe, we don't believe as a people that all government is useless. we expect a lot of things of government. and i actually thought that little segment you showed from frank luntz is very revealing, because republicans for years have thought that saying the word "small government" was the popular way to go. and the fact that frank luntz, their favorite language maven is telling them they shouldn't use small government anymore i think tells us a lot about the shift in public dialogue in the fact
popular way to go. and the fact that frank luntz, their favorite language maven is telling them they shouldn't use small government anymore i think tells us a lot about the shift in public dialogue in the fact that the american people are saying we don't want this way of talking about government anymore. >> ruth conniff, speaker boehner is at the mercy of the extremists in his own party who seem willing to throw the country into chaos. do you believe, or do you think that boehner would put his leadership position at risk to prevent this? i mean, when i say leadership, we're to the point where they actually pay attention to what the guy says. i mean, is he reaching that level of irrelevance? >> yeah. i think e.j. is right. the majority of the people in the country have weighed in on this fundamental idealogical issue. the problem is the republicans, after redistricting, a lot of them are sitting in safe seats where they're more worried about a primary challenge from a far right republican than they are