to mars if you launch off the moon. so if we just launch our resources to get to the moon and then we can use the hydrogen that we are finding in these permanently shadowed regions to convert into fuel for these rockets, it's going to take a lot less fuel to get to mars, and we can bring more things with us. >> okay, we're going to go really basic here. it's easier to launch from the moon because of the lack of gravitational pull. >> it's a much smaller gravitational pull. >> you don't need as much of a rocket to do it, a propulsion system. >> so, the biggest challenge in spacecraft and, like space exploration at all, is overcoming earth's gravity well. so, gravity on the moon is a sixth of the gravity on the earth. >> that's why our astronauts bounced around up there. pretty cool to see that video still. >> it's very expensive to launch all that stuff into space, too. that we don't have something like that, like we had in the 60's, the mission to the moon, the 60's and 70's, that really coalesced the scientific community, the public opinion, pride, all of those things that really, the things that came out of that program te

and as we mentioned, it's the closest that the moon's orbit is actually going to get to earth that noses is standing out somewhere so he can part the clouds for us so we can see more of the super moon i think that especially for the family, the friends, the kid doze, they would love to see something like that. it would a huge treat for us for the middle of november. back to you. >>> he is using all the powers to part the clouds >>> he's calling on all (laughing). >> no moon but the christmas tree. >> good. >>> thank you. >>> the good news it's sort of a gradual process maybe tomorrow night there's a chance. not quite as big and large. >> not like the moon has been slingshotted closer to us and then tomorrow it will be little again it takes time. it's again growing in the sky very cool to see and it will kind of subside as we go through the day. the actual full mroon was this morning. you still have time to enjoy it we have temperatures that will fade back into the 40s. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. certainly definitely something to get your attention if you do happen to see it especially if it's lower in the sky. it is really neat when i

and each building blocks understanding space and science getting off of the ground and getting us to the moonsa legend charlie duke rode around the moon rover and the coolest drive in history. >> it was bouncy and the suspension on the rover on the rough lunar service gave you a bouncing ride. >> but the view? >> it was incredible. >> we are in one of the alcoves here. and all of the original a lot different than what they were looking like today. >> they are all heroes. it is unbelievable to look back. >> thank you. >> and fox news alert and the update on the hazardous leak on the san francisco pier. two of them in the hospital. there is a explosion and trash is separated. the crew said everyone is okay. and no danger to the public. >> get better quickly. and the commander in chief from a horse-and-buggy era. but held the same views. >> >> it is against the national bank and he said it is all rigged. he became the 7th president of the united states. and he took the business plan to most of the positions that go to politicians. >> doug lee talking about andrew jackson and some of trump suppor

have not heard from macy gray i >> that she used to. the moon, will be super on monday. this view from geauga county. i have not seen a blue shade like that since last winter. it is a lovely shade. the son said, last night from chesterton perspective on the site. youngstown 27 also toledo and dover/new philly also have been. there's nothing ohio valley. it is dry. had to make sure that the data wass on this map because it is clean high today of 50 degrees, we will be inwe the 40s were most of the day, partly cloudy today. will be a brisk night tonight. weighs between two and 4-foot. the northwest wind becoming westerlyly knots in ways will be between four and 6 feet tonight with a small craft advisory in effectc tonight crispy cool. southwest wind between ten and 15 mph , as high pressure and our direction. we will be protected by this high. we will not see any potential o showers until perhaps late week. and even then only about 100% chance as you see on the fox 8 forecast. sunshine monday, 55, was the cloudy tuesday 53. there is that slight chance of a 50s and then mos

the closest full moon of the year. this one is super special. it is the closest the moon comes to us in over 69 years. nasa says the moon will be closest just before 6:30 tomorrow morning. adam: are we going to be able to tell it is the closest it has been in 70 years? hayley: i hate to be the debbie talking about the supermoon for so long. you will notice it is slightly brighter, maybe slightly bigger. it is not like it is going to be huge. it is not going to like up -- light up the sky like they like. -- light up the skylight daylight. it is kind of cool so check it out. weather coming up. cherise: the unh hockey team back on the ice this afternoon. jason king has highlights in sports. adam: now to our u-local hot shot. abby playing in the leaves in her front yard. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto ulocal.wmur.com. [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? roblem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even t

that would have fired us to the moon.e been the best thing ever so this is a very reasonable proposal and not over the top. and i think it would work beautifully. >> potentially reducing tax rate of 35% to 15%. what more do you know about this tax plan that donald trump might be formulating? >> well, it also has 100% expensing of capital purchases, instead of depreciating them over lots of years, 100% expensing, which is a big stimulant and cuts the highest personal income tax rates as well and it gets rid of the inheritance tax which is a huge killer. i'm 76 and got six kids and 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren, the only reason i work is for them. if they put barriers in there, they are going to get people like me to go out of the labor force and not invest. >> there were campaign promises made by trump about bringing back factory jobs, many of which closed in this country going overseas, we know there was a lot of criticism of donald trum many himself, he had an opportunity to have things made in the usa a

to a chilly start. we've been showing you the temperatures. they're picking upright now. >>> this is the time of year that the earth gets closest to bringing the moon closer to us. that is why we call it the super moon. you'll be able to see it this evening. tonight will be the best night. look towards the east, you'll see it rising around sunset time which is today at 4:56 climbing higher in the sky tonight. it will appear about 30% brighter than average, undeniable beauty. >>> china is looking to take the lead in the international fight trump has called it a hoax and said he would cancel u.s. involvement in the land mark paris deal. in antarctica secretary of state john kerry says he will continue his efforts to implement the agreement since president obama leaves us. it is up to the next administration to define itself on the issue. >>> now to a developing story. panic here as gunshots rang out in this albany, new york, mall the mall was placed on lockdown for hours. nobody was hurt. police still have not been able to track down the shooter. at this point, they believe that one or two shots was fired after two men got into an argument and took off. >> scary

the super moon as the big story on social media. a big thank you to all of our some -- all of our folks. they use the tortilla as the full moon. for us, mostly clear we got up to 87 degrees. the average is right around 70 60 well above average. winds out of the east southeast and six miles per hour. the satellite radar across our state. you can see the cloud cover and some shower activity. a lot of rainfall pushing through washington and oregon. this fretwell affect our web that this front weather. there will be a big drop in temperatures expected tomorrow afternoon. high temperatures well above average at some locations in the valley approaching 90 degrees. and then there is that front pushing on by and into our region on wednesday afternoon. we will see the winds pick up and the temperatures dropping quickly. a 16 degree drop on thursday. tomorrow afternoon. that seven-day forecast staying above average on wednesday. the winds picking up in the afternoon. 86 to 70 on 30 -- on thursday. temperatures in the low 80s saturday and sunday. >> you have what you need for your tuesday. stick around, we're going to talk utilities. >> i

the super moon. hayley: it is very bright. look at this photo. this one was sent into us. cherise: the closest the moon has come to us in 69 years and it will be the closest just before 6:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. hayley: the sun will be coming up at the same time. we will see it again tomorrow evening. keep the photos coming. you can post them to ulocal. i have also received them on my facebook page. these are the statistics with the superman. you can check it out tomorrow if you should have missed it tonight. clear skies all across the state. we had a beautiful day today especially in the afternoon as we had full sunshine across the area. no clouds. that is why it is perfect viewing or the super moon. high pressure is on top of us right now. right now. with the winds that were out pressure moves east with the quite -- with the clockwise motion, the winds will shift to be more out of the southwest tomorrow. high pressure moves off the coast. tomorrow will be slightly warmer than today. up near 60 in concord, manchester. nashua, 58. 26 in whitefield. 28 and plymouth. 41 in laconia. it all depends on where the wind

if you really want to examine the brightness, you got to get out of town and look around at the landscaping and you'll be able to see certainly how the moon is going to enlighten us and brighten up southern nevada. to the lake. absolutely gorgeous today. on the hills of what has been a stupendous weekend. right now, coming in at 81 degrees. next stop will take us across the valley. that will venture over to the west side. only 22% humidity and down in the shadow of green valley ranch and the breeze blowing at 2 miles an hour. mid 70 right around 80 or low 80s. look at the highs today. mid-november. 81s. 82s. tough to argue with that. outside of the valley, coming in at 77. they maxed out at 77. overton topped out at 82. at mccarron so far the top temperatures reach 78 degrees. 11 above normal. still though three shy of the 1995 record. we have seen slight elevation with the junk in the air and up. tree pollen not even a factor out there. tomorrow we'll get started in the mid 30s. brace ourselves for the mid to upper 70s. there won't be much wind tomorrow. come wednesday, the winds are going to change in a huge way. >> two things, first of all, spotless today. tha

have begun our explorations above the atmosphere into orbit around earth, and we've been brief visits to our close neighbor, the moon. and now i think it is time for usnternational partners by helping them do what we did and at the same time we can help them at the moon landing and the structures that they will live in. we can design them, they'll build them, they land them, we put them together. we help build the landers and the refuelling of the landers on the surface of the moon is very important for us to be able to do from orbit around the moon so that we will know how to do that at mars. >> right. >> and that gives us great savings. >> buzz, it's an honor to have you back on "fast money." we hope you'll visit us again. >> of course. any time. >> thank you, buzz aldrin, a legend in space exploration. >> he's like 80 and he's just ripped. >> he's unbelievable. >> what stocks benefit when we land on mars? >> the defense stocks, listen, i don't know the specific one, but look at the group specifically since trump has been elected. we talked about the potential for these stocks to take off, no pun intended. lockheed martin goes higher from here. >>

to wait until november 25 of 2034. we will have a chance for rain tomorrow. hopefully the clouds will scour out in time for us to see the moon. novembers typically the driest month of the year. no surprise, we haven't had that much rain. this our dry month. thankfully we are still sitting on a very good surplus for the year over 9 inches above average. we are going to have a small chance of rain as mentioned. it will come and play tomorrow with only a 20 percent chance. most of us will not see the wet weather but consider yourself lucky. you will get wet relief from mother nature. another lines are getting crunchy out there. your forecast for the rest of the day, no rain in sight very dry, 81 degrees at 1 pm. temperatures hit 81 at 3: upper 70s and low 80s. you will notice it is cooler to the north. still high clouds and there is a frontal boundary sitting across north florida. it really has not moved much. the moisture is starting to build. you will notice, yesterday, these numbers, dewpoints were in the 30s. now we are in the 60s. the moisture is cooling off ahead of this front. hopefully we can get enough to squeeze out a

used to. that diamond could be yours. >> dana: let's get a check of the forecast. >> kelly: the super moon. if you head out now you can send them to us. it's news 3 super moon. it's brighter, hearing. the next time we'll see the moon looking this big is 2034. temperatures, you're going to want a jacket fur going outside to take a look at the moon. overton 49. the rest of the temperatures will warm up. chilly start but afternoon historiesing into the mid and upper 70's across much of the area. big storm system is on the way. we're going to talk about it coming up. >> kim: black friday, usually the day to find great deals. they are changing it up this year when it comes to a brand new tv. we have answers about when is is the best time to buy a new set. >> i see nothing but support. >> dana: uplifting experience. wounded warriors, if something happened they will remember for a very long time. >> kim: fur hanging out waiting for black friday to get the best deal on a tv, the expert with ns bother. they have in an exclusive report the best time to buy a tv. >> dana: it is 5:00 on this monday morn

align perfectly to get a full moon exactly the time when the moon is closest to usand that is happening happening tonight, better alinement, closer moon and bigger and blighter than any time since 1948. i was watching from the east river and you can see it is beautiful. >> is that why it appears so bright and so big, that it is so close? >> it is about 14% bigger and 30% brighter than the average run of the mill full moon so just to make it clear it is not going to look like, hit your eye like a big pizza pie but it is just a bigger and prettier and more beautiful full moon that you are used to&if you do not usually pay attention to it, you could be surprised how much can you see and how much you can feel the immediacy of the universe. >> because it is so big and so bright, can you see it without a telescope? >> absolutely. gonna, people do not realize how much there is to see. i was encouraging people, to go out there with a pencil and a piece of paper and see what you can sketch you can see the dark markings on the moon and what we call the man on the moon those a

to enter the cemetery. >>> 4:50 the time right now. we've been asking you all morning and over the weekend to send us some photos of the super moon. >> it has been hard to capture. it is pretty far away if you haven't noticed. the moon is extra close to the earth which makes it look so huge. the last time it was this close was 70 years ago in 1948. another chance tonight so you can tweet and instagram us with the #nbc4dc. the after this it won't be this close again until 2034. i took a picture this morning. it didn't look unusual. >> maybe because you don't have the other normal moon to compare it to. >> it didn't look bigger or brighter to me. that is just me. >> it is not twice as big or twice as bright. it is just a little bit i put some numbers together to let you know. it is usually a quarter of a million miles away. it is 238,900 miles away. almost a quarter million miles. but today, this one time, once in a life time potentially special occasion. 221,524 miles away. it is closer than average so it appears larger. without having the other moon to compare it to we just have to get out and enjoy this one. the moon will be just about

after the break, we're going to talk forecast and also going to talk super moon. it's my favorite. i see trouble on the way ? >>> we had to use that. >> there are a gazillion others. it's the super moon. scientists turn their attention to the sky as they await this record breaking super moon. tomorrow morning, the moon will not only be the biggest and brightest of the year, but it will be the largest super moon since 1948. >> nasa says the moon appeared to be 14% bigger than usual. best time to see it, 4:22 in the get up and stay up and watch fox 10 arizona morning. >> perfect. >> you guys are stealing all my stuff here, by the way. all my graphic. however, i'm going to beg to differ a little bit on the time. you can see it even starting right now if you step outside. >> we like your time better. >> sleep in a little bit, head out at 6:52. that's when it's going to be full. brighter, larger. won't be until 2034 we see it again. enjoy now while you still can. >> head to our website. (squawking) (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) hmm. hmm. (grunting) (chuckles) mm. hmm. announc

moon, extra bright, extra big. pamela is here with ta >> it's just gorgeous out there, and it's going to make for a very bright night for us here across new england. the moon is the closest in years, and because of that we have high tides that we're watching, the highest of the year occurring tuesday mild to moderate flooding. 54 degrees in boston, 49 manchester. after we had a high of 60 degrees in boston. the patriots, no problem there, gillette stadium clear, cool and bright. the kickoff time at 8:30. temperatures tomorrow low to mid 60s thanks to a southwest breeze. another mild afternoon, but then we have changes on the way for tuesday. again a flood threat and we're tracking rain. how much rain we could the hour by hour timing in just a bit. >>> the patriots are about to get a rematch of super bowl xlix. >> they're playing the seahawks, and some people think both teams have realistic super bowl hopes this year. steve, what do you think? >>reporter: i'll tell you one thing. it could be a preview of things to come. no question about that right now. we just under two hours away from kickoff, patriots and they're good on both sides of the ball, and

to look up this weekend. on monday, all of us earthlings will be treated to what they call a super man. it is the closest full moon of the year. it will be the closest the moon comes to us in almost 60 years and it won't happen for another 18 years. so coming up at 6:40, we'll talk to nasa. we'll talk to a nasa who is urging everybody to soak in the view. it will be coming right at you, right? so close you can almost touch it. >>dave: you know, my only concern is some cloud cover. >>russell: okay. >>dave: and we'll talk more about that coming up. but until then, until we get into very early on monday, this weather is just spectacular. outside during the 9:00 hour in the summertime with the big fan on and we were sweating and we were thinkin, come november. come november. this is one of those days when you just go -- now, i will say this. there are many, many parts of the viewing area where you need to grab the jacket first thing this morning but look at the stunning start at 6:15. we're a little over half hour away from the sunrise and it's 61 degrees in the tampa any influence of water, west chase 56, new tampa,

to risk your career like that. people don't do that very often. from the normandy beachheads to the dark side of the moon, he has introduced us to america's most unseemly heroes. tom said he just saw ordinary guys who did the right thing at the right time. it takes one to know one. there is a reason you call someone the michael jordan of. they know what you're talking about, because michael jordan is the michael jordan of greatness. along with her honey voice, her soulful sensibility, diana exuded glamour and grace and filled stages that helped to shape the sound of motown. bruce springsteen has brought us all along on a journey consumed with the bargains between ambition and injustice and pleasure and pain, the simple glories and scattered heartbreak of everyday america. i am president, he is the boss. ladies and gentlemen, i want you all to give it up for the recipients of the 2016 presidential medal of freedom. >> 21 americans were awarded today. that does it for "the 11th hour." "hardball with chris matthews" is up next. >>> hillary walks. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews. in washington, donald trump once called hillary c

the moon has been teaching us a lot about how it evolves. we're used to thinking at this moon is very static. it doesn't change. we actually have the lieu nor orbit to right now and it's been showing us maps and detailed images and one of the most surprising things hat moon is more dynamic than we originally thought. it'ns and one of the most interesting things is also at this foot steps that were left behind by the apollo might actually be gone in the order of tens thousands of years until the millions we originally observeed. >> reporter: you can get a great view from the super moon it from just about anywhere. but if you would like to get a very special look at it, you at the gilbert preserve here. they're open tonight, tomorrow night, and monday night until 9:30. it's completely free. they just ask for some donations. for the up keep of observatory. and it's really cool. we'll be showing you a sneak peak coming up at 6. >> all right. thank you so muff. something to be excited about. and you were saying, if you missed this wound, there's another really

the moon tonight. we were treat to the super moon you told us about last week. every astronaut since 69 spotted strange flashing lights approaching the moon. experts believe the flashes are caused by cosmic rays that hit the ice causing them to see clutters of light. >> reporter: star bucks livists drink prices are going up. the >> list of the guilty pleasures >> jim: clark county school district to trial second degree of not doing enough to prevenn bullying. we will hear from the mother who filed the lawsuit. >> reporter: understands the minds of camels here in the camel whisperer. an letter about a dang or the road. >> jim: kia recalling sportage vehicles made between 2008 and 9. they are on the recall lists now. water can get in a brake and control computer cause wires to rust and the circuit board to short that can start a fire. make sure you park it outside null get it fixed. head to news 3lv and it. >> reporter: consumer alert planning fry your turkey. keep the fry are far from the home. product's safety commission say well is 1300 kitchen fires on thanksgi

the worst tidal flooding they have ever seen. >>> checking now with ivan. are they going to get any relief? >> well, yes, as the moon continues to move away from us. happens, of course, when the earth, sun, and moon align. you get the king tides when all that happens. that happens every month, but then you get the moon making its closest pass goodness. got some pictures out of there that have been incredible. see the octopus? we'll show you that next hour. 40s across the north. a cold start for us. temperatures in the 50s out there. we had some fog, particularly across eastern pasco. zephyr hills now reporting nothing, zero. use extreme caution if you are going to be traveling through that area there. by noon, look at what happens here despite the cold start. about 75 chl we'll hit highs today in the upper 70s this afternoon. >>> it is 5:39. still to come, a woman's brand new dress just doesn't feel or smell right so she does some inspecting, and you might want to put your breakfast down when we tell you what she found sewn into her dress. >>> and pizza store employees think this man was wearing pants when he started the burglary. ahead, why he was

to be the brightest moon and almost 69 years. look at your screen. this is an amazing shot. the surm you missed it - you can still see it again tonight!make sure to send us your photos of the super moon on facebook the cbs 2 news at noon, a popular cedar rapids restaurant closes down without notice. you may have to find a new place to get your steak. who shows up to lonestar in cedar rapids for lunch or dinner - will be disappointed. the lonestar steakhouse has this sign posted on their door today.it says - thank you to thier customers for thier >>> today, anyone that shows up to lone star in cedar rapids for lunch or dinner will be disappointed. the lone star steakhouse has this signposted outside the door today. it says thank you to their customers for years of loyalty and encourages them the waterloo location but that they are closed. a family member of a worker says they did not find out about the surprise closure until yesterday. the restaurant opened in 93. cbs2 will continue to investigate why and hopefully have more information for you on cbs2 news at 5:00. >>> please you -- leave your cell phones in your car. e- 1999. at this wyoming bookstore,

the distance? it's going to be brighter and closer >> closer, brighter, bigger, it actually is the superest of the super moons. so in other words, caitlin wants us to stop overusing super moon >> it's tough, because full moons, you know, they are so big and they are so bright. we seem to have the biggest of them per year, this one actually is a super moon. >> you're right, annie, it is not a technical term, astronomers have my been using that for years and year, it's been recent thanks to popular if you want to see this one late tonight into early monday morning, it is the full closest approach the moon to our pleasant, 14% bigger, 40% brighter, closest since 1948. moon rise right before sunset this afternoon, 4:43 p.m. and 6:36 monday morning. if we can beat the clouds coming in, you'll have really great viewing. skies, it will be beautiful to look at. next one november of 2034. a long time coming. the moon looked gorgeous last night. it will again this evening. if you do get those great super moon pics send them to us. temperatures cold for any star gazing overnight. 37 in washington, but we started at 35 in dc, widespread 20's northwest of to

. >>> want to make sure you catch this event of the super moon coming up on monday night. that will appear to us 14% larger, 30% brighter. this is the largest super moon so far this century. this is coming up on monday night. next super moon 2034. so it's a good idea to catch it now i think. unless the sky a couple of celestial events going on check out the moon over the sky watching. we have this conjunction of your an us and the moon. also you may have heard a little bit about what's going on with la nina. we've been talking about the el nino we've been in wetter typically cooler sort of summer and that does help to enhance i'm get thanksgiving backwardss i'm working a long timing. la nina definitely in place. this is a fairly weak el nina but what this does la nina helps to up well cooler water that affects global weather conditions including here in the u.s. that means a cooler upper midwest a cooler mid west and want wet conditions for the midwest. warmer conditions for parts of the southeast but for the pennsylvania tampa bay area we've already seen there the local effects the temps warmer

us starting to work up the coastline. and some of the rain will evaporate. we're not expecting showers to reach us until tomorrow morning. and there's the culprit, the super moon. mary sent this in from rock port. the highest annual tides, highest astronomical tides basically. easterly winds for tomorrow so coastal flooding. it's about an hour that the water will be high. and areas that fill up with a storm coming in are the most prone. we'll see localized road closures and water up over the wharves in boston. you'll notice the water coming up over the walls. very high water and this is not a significantly powerful storm. it's been a really dry november so far. we'll talk about the rain it to pick up in intensity coming up in a little bit. >>> hate crime concerns in a neighborhood. a man receiving threatening letters with racial slurs. >> one was handwritten and the other typed. do investigators think the same person sent these letters? >> police are not specifics or potential hate crime. neighbors are scratching their heads, trying to figure out who is behind all this. >> to have this happen kind of shook us. and we're feeling insecure, just heartbroken. >> r

to. thatst temperatures in the mid-60's for us. by tomorrow, in addition to this rainy weather, we are looking at high tide. we have on-shore winds. especially high after the super moon. back to you guys. >> christa: all right. that's going to do it for us. i'm christa delcamp. >> sarah: i'm sarah french. have a great afternoon. >> hope: little late to be bringing me upstairs isn't it? what's going on, officer? >> detective...[nervous laugh]. okay, none of us blame you for killing stefano dimera. and we've heard the rumors. the department would've taken a hell of a hit if you hadn't confessed. favors are due. so... have a good night. [dramatic music]

this is all the talk all around meteorologist sam roberts has been moon-watching, so to speak, all morning. she joins us now with the first alert forecast. samantha. >> samantha: tracking the mon, right? a bad moon rising this morning. time now is 6:31, and if you want to go outside and check out the super moon, you have great weather to do so. there's barely a cloud in the sky. there's no rain out there. it is super nice. it's just cold. in cleveland right now it's and that's like hot compared to everybody else. new philly is mid-20s. uh-huh. coldest spot on the map, and it's monday, too. bundle up and get some hot coffee and we get through it together. 34 in akron. good morning in norwalk. we're also in the mid-30s, and if you're waking up with me in warren, good morning to you. another spot there at 35 degrees. by 9:00 i think more of you are the afternoon, mid-50s. if you stand in the sun, that will feel very nice especially compared to this morning. it's a beautiful day, but how is this for a tease? this weekend we might see some snow. i won't leave you hanging, okay? i'll have your full forecast.

the world coming up. amazing images to share with you >> great way to share with you marty. >> you'll see it evening. 5:24 when the moon comes up for us tonight. few clouds around the area at that time. might have that spooky halloween look to the moon. full moon comes up curing -- up during the evening. sunshine during the early part of the day. a few clouds late this afternoon and this evening. we'll be hovering up there near the 70 degrees, ma. don't get too focused on numbers in mountain areas. i think the models are underestimating the amount of snow we'll get in some mountain areas out of this system. here for the front range, i think it will be close to right on with the down slope wind here. most of what falls here is going to evaporate. we'll get a few light showers. >> my grass needs more than few light showers. thanks. enter let's look at you know about. this is happening in the area of wads worth and hamden. that's where the accident is happening. looks like it's getting cleared up. that's good news if you're headed in that direction for your commute. there's one going on at colorado boulevard. it's southbound colorado bou

to take a picture of the supermoon. number one, don't take a picture of the moon by itself, use a landmark to give yourself scale. number two, using a smartphone, tap the screen, excuse me, hold your finger on the moon to lock the focus. and then slide your finger up our down to darken or lighten the exposure. you will be able to get the proper light balance. and finally, bring the kids along to get creative. maybe take a picture of them holding up the moon or trying to take a bite out of it. 17 minutes after the hour now. you have supermoon. this morning i thought that would make a nice picture. but i was driving and didn't take a picture. that's good advice. it is bright out there. jeremy: yes. great tips for people who get photos of the moon tonight. and send us your photos. here are more tips on the moon tonight. we call it the supermoon. it will appear 14% bigger and 30% brighter now, thema, the moon does not change the actual heard. jeremy: oh, i thought that was a fact. thema: we will have to find out. jeremy: ok, we will go by the photos later on. this is the closest full moon to earth. you will have to wa

to the final play. >>> this is wbz news this morning. >>> i'm kate merrill. >>and i'm chris mckinnon. thanks for joining us. in. the moon is going to set this morning at 6:17, so you'll be able to see it until then. beautiful supermoon in rock port last night too coming up over the barn. clear skies, perfect for viewing. temperatures this morning are in the 30s and 40s. there are a couple of 20s on the map so keene is sitting at 23 degrees. it's 42 in boston. 32 in lawrence. clear skies, and we are in morning. 38 morning sunny and cool sunrise at 6:34 a mild breeze. we go to 60 by lunchtime today. clouds will increase as we head into the ride home. sunset at 4:23 and temperatures in the mid 50s. i'm tracking rain for tomorrow. >>> good morning. a couple of closures to know about the essex street onramp to 93 north is closed for construction this morning. square, exit 22 is also closed. both of the ramps are set to reopen at 5:00 a.m., kate. >>> breaking overnight crews battling a fire in belmont. you can see the intense flames. we will continue to mon author and bring you updates throughout the morning -- monitor this a

what make s this one different is that the smoon closer to earth than it's the moon is 14% bigger, 30% brighter to us on earth. pretty impressive. but it doesn't make a difference if you can't see the moon to begin with. these students in minneapolis are blind so their astronomy me teacher decided to bring the moon to them. she created this to show them what the moon looks like. >> it's a 3-dimensional it makes it more usable and understandable for everybody. >> when someone is describing things to you, and you're expected to participate in a discussion of what's being soon, the most you can really do is just ask questions. you can't really come up with your own conject urs as easy. >> i -- that's wonderful. what a great idea. the students hope it can be made available at you would hope. >> very cool. love that. to get those craters and get a sense of what the moon is like -- >> they're all talking about the same thing. >>> look at this. pretty nice! the sun is setting, warm again today. we could see some rain, or snow. eventually. [ laughter ] >> that is it. >> that's the way we've been comforting e

the same to human eye but if you get a good one, send it to us and. love to share it later on tonight. >>> let's talk about why it's called the super moon the klose to earthce 1948 and because of that it appears 14% larger than our typical full moon and about 30% brighter, because the moon is closer to their earth it's going create a higher high tide the next couple of days. monday and tuesday morning, high tide nearing seven feet and by wednesday at noon, the high tide 6.8 feet high. so along the immediate bay, waters and along the coast may notice a little coastal fooding. right now, current numbers, 63 in san francisco, 67 in oakland. toupe 71 in san jose, 68 its your current number in napa. going hour by hour, tonight and tomorrow morning, a lot of fog physicalling in right around the immediate bays. so start off monday morning with patchy dense fog. temperatures in the 50s. the fog looks to be slow to clear. so by monday morning, 11:00 in the morning, still looking at a lot of fog around the immediate bay. not until the early afternoon that the fog pulls back to the coast. that slow clearing leafeds to a cooler afternoon on the way for monday than to

the event. right now - heads are turning skyward - to see the moon looking big and bright tonight. tonight.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga tells us uswhat makes the super moon so super. the super moon was actually at is closest point to the earth early this morning but this evening will still be a great time to see this bigger than average sight in the sky. sky. the science behind the hype of a super moon is simple. 13;28;30;15 if i took a basket ball and held it a foot in front of your face it would really kind of dominate your view , if i held it a hundred feet away you would just barely be able to see it was a basketball rather than a dot so the same thing happens with the moon. 13the difference from back here to right here the same thing happens with the moon. >> reporter: the difference is a good illustration but the change in how we actually see the moon is not extreme. >> as the moon goes around the earth, sometimes it is closed and sometimes, it is further away. when it is further away, it is 5 1/2% further away. >> reporter: despite the hype it may be hard to see the difference. >> i thought it did seem bigger and bright

to the king tides correlated to the super moon. but in terms of coastal flooding that does look to be minor for us. current temperatures in the low 40s. really what we woke up to, they haven't budged at all. still upper 40s in worcester. temperatures are theoretically going to warm up for us into the mid 50s. especially if we get a few peaks worcester will stay chilly, i believe. you can see how this will trend. we'll lose the cloud cover in southern massachusetts, to our southwest as well. those of us in northeastern, mass. will be the last to lose the cloud cover. that could take even into the evening hours. through the overnight hours, things say partly cloudy for us. in the dinner time, we're in the low 50s. and not going to be we'll be looking at pretty much what we see right now. winds between 20 miles an hour. a couple of gusts out on the cape, up to 22 miles an hour. temperatures into tonight do stay above average, though, and we are well above average as we head into the rest of your forecast. take a look at a the temperature trend. we are looking at temperatures close to 60 degrees through

the closest full moon to the earth in about 70 years. once in a lifetime thing here. this is going to be bigger and brighter than any moon that most of usever seen. >> are you selling this or something? it sounds good. >> i'm all about selling the moon. you'll have a chance to catch a glimpse of the spectacular site when it becomes a full moon. here is the thing. it will happen 5:52 on monday morning. set the alarm clocks. when it goes off, you'll decide if it's important enough to look. >> you can look in the sky tonight and see it is 98% full. >> it's fantastic. >> it's extra super. >> yeah. it'll be decades until you get a chance to see it again. at some point this weekend look up. >> there you go. not many things get to be extra and super. >> except for the weather in the bay area. we get pretty nice weather. you know, over the past week we've had great weather. no rain and sprinkles today across parts of the north bay. hang on. things are changing. you know, the seasons are achanging. thanksgiving is just about a week and a half away. once that happens, we're in december. look at that seven-day forecast popping up in at the bottom

a super mode happens moon happens whenever the moon's orbit reaches its closest point to the earth and at the same time there is a full to send us your photos of the super moon on facebook it's now on this morning.right when we come back, we'll take a look at the three stories you'll need to know on this mor. morning. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us here are the three stories you need to know to start your week. week.donald trump has announced who he's picking as his top adivsors when he takes >>> donald trump announced he is picking his first advisors when he takes office in january. the public and it national committee chairman will be the chief of staff. he also pointed steve manion as his chief strategist. >>> a stew n - after 42016. the president of the group says new vallejo house and noodles to see or closing their doors. driver says he's heard plans for high-end steakhouse possibly going in the space that nothing is finalized. >>> the governor calling for statewide minimum wage hike. for counties already approved the

when you have two new moons in a calendar month, the second moon is called the black moon which is pretty much the only moon that matches its name because it's invisible to usck. >> jennifer gray, thank you. >> cool. >> let's hear more about it. >> we had fire recently that drifted smoke into the atlanta area where cnn is located. smoke and haze can actually make the appearance of this supermoon even larger and even shades of red darker because it all has to do with aerosols from the smoke that settled in over the atmosphere and the wave lengths that are bent and refracted. i won't get into the details. it could make for a more magnificent supermoon for us. >> we'll take it. >> another thing i want to talk to you guys about. we've been seeing interesting things taking place on the southern tip of britain actually. we'll take you there. we have seen the erosion of the chalk cliffs. these are limestone cliffs found there. you may have seen these in some movies perhaps. there's also the dover cliffs that are just to the east of sussex county. what normally happens is that these cliffs typically recede about 3 to 6 centimeters per year. but a recent study, and

these are the first steps we have to take before we go on to the apollo program, which will take us to our ultimate goal, to go to the moon. the mercury program was first. their test was called the mastiff. we just called it "rig, essentially a giant gyroscope cage thing that they would sit in and send them all around on all three axes and they had to use thrusters to bring the capsule back under control. this is to simulate if there capsule was tumbling out of control, they needed to adjust everything so the heat shield was oriented correctly so it did not burn up in space. john glenn came here on another visit when he was a senator and asked about this test. very happy to hear that this had been scrapped. it had a kill switch. they all used it. all of the preparation for the apollo mercury were happening concurrently. we were working also than on the center program. it is the rocket that will take this survey are probed to the moon so we can check it out. this is a stage that use a liquid -- uses liquid should -- liquid hydrogen. they were having a lot of trouble with the engineering, getting things to work. the first t

the form of rain and snow above 10,000 fe down to lower elevations, but the clouds coming in with a little weather disturbance finally moving out allowing all of us to enjoy this. that beautiful full moon. the super moon as seen in our eastern skies early this evening. it will become completely full early tomorrow morning. so if you've missed it, check out the pictures coming in on 9news.com or just wake up early. when you're driving to the the kids to work or school you'll be able to see it clearly visible in the sky. pretty amazing in the sky. the other amazing thing are our temperatures today. 66 degrees in november. 77 in lamar, 44 in leadville. 63 in grand junction. the average this time of the year is low 50s, but we're headed into record territory over the next couple of days. at the airport already down to 36 degrees. winds are southeast at 11. here in the backyard outside the studios temperatures in a range between 41 to about 46 degrees. you know what the atmosphere things are high pressure, which will be our dominating weather feature to start the week will give way to a trough of low pressure in the gulf of alaska. that's the storm system that if it maintains on its current

to the hospital. they're expected to be okay if you know about this, call police (303)287-2844. . >>> a lot of talk about the super moon again. for us, it didn't get fuller. doesn't really get full until 6:52 a.m. we have another great shot to see it later this evening. night. brad has this shot over the front range last night. we could see that again today. through the day we go with low 70s for you early in the afternoon. it does not take long for things to cool back down with this low sun we have. in the late afternoon sky today, sunset at 4:43. then i'm going to twist you around the other way. moon rise at 5:24. a lot of folks driving home going to see this. >> that will be neat. >> kind ofl. >>> 6:07 after a 10 year hiatus, dave sha pell made his return to tv. some saturday night live fans in north carolina got to stereo a . >>> we have a few high clouds north and west because of the storm system in the northern rockies. that's not the one going to affect us later in the week. it's spinning off the coast of oregon and washington. high last several weeks weeks is finally going to begin to move later this week, especially wednesd

us... so we can share the pictures on air this morning. just add the hashtag "good day t-b." and nasa doesn't have to take pictures of the moon from ?earth... they can just use their robot spacecraft, the "lunar reconnaissance orbiter". it's actually been orbiting the moon for the past seven years... mapping the surface, and planning out ?landing sites for future human and robotic missions to the moon's surface. the spacecraft has now mapped more than 98 percent of the moon's ((walter/jen)) a shocking saturday... leads to a shakeup sunday...in the college football polls. up next: a look at the big changes, at the top. plus: we know why ?dave is so happy this morning. "dak" does it again! next in sports: what the ?cowboys just did sunday... that has some, already sending time to talk some sports this morning. and how bout them bucs? they just got their most ?convincing win of the season. and it's one the ?home fans have been waiting all year for. thats because it's their first win at ?home... this year. the bucs defense came up huge in this one. they intercepted bears q-b jay cutler ?twice on the bears first two possessions. includin

are being treated to the biggest and brightest full moon of the year, the so-called supermoon, the closest the moon has come to earth in almost 7 decades monday. the moon was fascinated us since hu predictable. a new exhibit on the north shore is dedicated just to the moon. take a look. >> reporter: lunar attraction opened october 15th at the peabody museum, but why this particular exhibit? >>to explore the idea of the moon and our connection both as a physical body but also as an inspiration for artists. >> reporter: the curator graciously showed me around the different sections, local moon rock. >>this is the earth's partner section, and we're really looking at the moon as a physical body here, the backside of the moon. this is an image. we never get to see this side of the moon. >> reporter: it's not just pictures and paintings and talking about the moon. you can actually interact. >>yes. there's 3-d images. >> reporter: one large display caught my eye immediately. >>this is very interesting. i would definitely want you to spend a me because here we're getting to see a visible evidence of how the moon influences our planet every day. the artist is representing the ti

. >>> this has been the stihl's sports break brought,, ,, ,, ,, >>> hi, everybody. great to have you with us. a look at our super moon. time to howl. it's 5:29. this morning morning -- this is monday morning, a day after the broncos's win -- i'm alan gionet. eddie castro for the gorgeous shot to the moon. let's get to ashton because we're worried about dry conditions, but you're talking about snow. >> by the end of the week, we'll see snow in the mountain. there's an opportunity for us to see a little snow in denver. that's not until end end of the week on thursday. if we see precipitation, i'm thinking it's going to be rain. temperatures in the 30s and 40s, but colder in erie. 29 there. your weather includes highs close to records coming up tomorrow. so much going on with your weather. let's check with joel. >>> we have 1 side street at colorado and 23rd. just to the south of i-70. watch out for that. it is going to cause delays as we get a few more cars on the road. seeing good drive times and britt we'll break those down in a few minutes.

the so-called super moon will be the closest full moon to earth since 1948 and won't be this close again until 2034. take a picture and send it to us >> michelle: right now on news 3 live at 12:30. making his choices. president-elect donald trump making some key decisions when it comes to his cabinet. who he picked so far and what he is saying about whether he will appoint a special prosecutor -- clinton. not your average taco bell. a taco bell cantina holding it's grand opening tonight on the las vegas strip. what is being offered that you can't get at any of the other taco bell locations. >> michelle: the owner of tail and fin here to show us what a sushi burrito is all about and how this new food craze has made its way to las vegas. >> announcer: news 3 starts right >> michelle: a fish burrito. we'll get to that. first, thank you for joining us. happy to have you. president-elect donald trump make his first presidential picks beginning with his inner-circle including two top aides meant to appeal to different factions of the republican party. >> krystal: they couldn't be more diverse in that respect. one who has long an tag ahig

all of us in the low-to-mid 70s from 70 in san francisco and half moon bay and two exceptions. san jose and morgan hill, 77. tonight we fall back into the 40s inland valley, to around half moon bay and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 50s with low clouds creeping to the cost tomorrow morning ahead of the storm system. it is a "1" on the storm-impact scale. light green is all we are seeing moving in around 10:00 or 11:00 and some spotty showers dip as far sow as the san mateo bridge and maybe wetting the ground when you wake up on sunday morning but it will dry quickly and the sun will come out in the afternoon hours and temperatures are cooler 60 at the coast and low 70s the rest of us and low-to-mid 70s next week. >> back to sky 7 over a crash in concord, northbound 680 near burnett avenue. the vehicle is in the bushes. we believe it is a rollover. it landed on it wheels. i saw the driver talking to authorities. we do not have word of injuries. it and promising news. zooming out, we can see we have the far right lane blocked and this is northbound 680 the lighter side of traffi

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to the white house, a trump spokesman said nothing could be further from the truth and it is irresponsible to make such a baseless accusation. >> chip reid for us tonight. thank you. >>> if you missed the super moon. you are going to get another chance tonight. the moon will be nearly as big and bright as it was last night. over the gateway arch in st. louis. and the statue of liberty in new york. the moon is closer than it's been since 1948, a little over 200,000 miles. that's caused higher than normal tides and minor coastal flooding in south florida. >>> coming up next -- important news about an arthritis drug that has long been under a cloud of suspicion. >>> an extraordinary day for america. a record setting day for cbsn. see why millions are turning to cbsn for live streaming news on

to start out talking about the super moon. look at this incredible video. captured by our city camera as the moon came up. right around 5:00. tweet us your pictures or send them to us by using ic at nbc washington.com. so many people reaching out to me on facebook and twitter sharing their pictures. i love seeing all the photographs, so keep them coming in this one from mark story. he said amaze super moon with fall colors. this one coming in from catherine as the moon comes up in west virginia. more information about the fost little shorter tonight with nascar. 41 here in washington. generally, 30s in the suburbs, so a warm jacket kind of start. we start off with sunshine though and then it's cloudy by lunchtime. cloudy for the afternoon. as we move into the evening hour, there will be scattered showers, so have that umbrella handy later in the day and highs tomorrow in the 50s. feeling spectacular, low to mid-60s. the weather having a low impact on your morning, but then as we move toward the afternoon and evening hours, we start to track the scattered showers, so that could slow the evening commute and the super moon, it will be