Nightly News | December 09, 2011
Don’t miss Saturday’s total lunar eclipse
Millions of people will be watching for the moon to go dark on Saturday, during the last total lunar eclipse until 2014. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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BRIAN WILLIAMS, anchor: And speaking of the moon, if you're an early riser, look up in the sky early Saturday morning and you'll see the last lunar eclipse of 2011 . West coast viewers will have it best, though it's best to consult your local listings. After this we're in for a long wait. The next total lunar eclipse visible from the US won't be until spring of 2014 .