. >> it's not a blue moon. it's an almost full moon as we head to tomorrow night. the real point i'm trying to make by showing this you can see the sky through those dense clouds this morning. that might not be the case through the next couple of hours. we expect a pretty significant marine push. in the east and the south bay you can see that glorious moon overhead. the biggest difference we'll notice today, not as much fog, not as deep of a marine layer. i think places at the immediate coast will get warmer, otherwise looking at about the same. where we ended up yesterday. this is where we are now. 54 in san mateo, 50 up in santa rosa, you'll probably dip to the 40s, santa rosa, even napa before we hit our lows. those register right before sunrise. in about 45 minutes. 62 degrees in livermore, 66 in san jose as you break for lunch. no need for the heavy jacket, no need for the tank top. we're dressing as if it were late october. that's where our temperatures are averaging this time of year, about 15 degrees below our seasonal averages in the middle of july. if you

oversized mushrooms, you're being chased by an evil wizard and trapped in new york until there is a blue moonnd you like to use the extremely imprecise term smurf for about everything. >> smurf-actly and. >> and you're all named after your personalities, dow name then when you are born or after you exhibit certain traits. >> yeah. >> just what is this magic searching device. >> i'm using google. >> oooh. >> what the smurf. please welcome back to the show neil patrick harris. (cheers and applause) welcome. nice to see you. >> thank you very much. that is nice! >> jon: they're very excited. nice group of people. >> nice group of people. lovely. >> jon: let me ask you this. >> yes, sir. >> jon: i look at the trailer t says this fill some currently unrated. >> yeah. (laughter) >> yes, it is. it's the blue version. (laughter) >> jon: don't even try. >> i'm so sorry. >> jon: what would they have to take out. can't they just slap the g on it or pg or are there certain things in it where they are like maybe we shouldn't have [bleep] (laughter) >> yeah, we're not sure how the-- my character [bleep] sm

. >> have you heard after blue moon? i bet you have. good morning to you. pretty cool stuff.e've got other meteorological phenomenon happening. fog developing as we speak. we had a picture of the golden gate bridge about an hour ago, now that marine push all the way inland. you're going to find mostly cloudy start but not as hong as yesterday. that's good news if you are looking for warmer weather. we have warmer days ahead. we'll see a warm-up through your weekend. temperatures start to sky rocket toward the end of next week under a strong ridge of high pressure setting up in the eastern pacific. you can see where it's taking the storm track as we head throughout the next couple of days this will continue to inch toward us and nudge that trough of low pressure out of the way. so a warm-up on the way. if you are missing the 90s that we see this time of year, the upper 80s, in places like livermore, they'll be back at the end of next week. you'll get your summer. 54 in san mateo, we're headed to about 60 at noon in the city with a really comfortable mix of sun and clouds. mild

you put it down on paper take a look where you are at kind of like getting on the scale once in a blue moonou got to do it and see where you are at. >> that's right see where you can go from there how do we better our relationship, how do we better our relationship with money and move forward >> i would ask everybody to take a look at all of your memories that you've got around money and my first tip at the end of the book of the six steps to transform your money, do a money auto biography try to remember when you were growing up what it was like what messages you got and ask yourself from that, what do i do today as an adult that is a reaction to that, then if you are a married couple, now, and you find yourself in a stressful time with each other around money i would like to see the two of you sit down together and have that same conversation this is what it was like when i was growing up this is how i feel as an adult this is how i feel about debt, saving and have a give and take, typically i find in marriages, and we talk a lot in the book about relationships i find opposites attract te

i'm talking about coors, miller, foster's blue moon and milwaukee's best.ould you believe this is all because the minnesota government shut down? miller did not get its brand licensing renewed in time for the government shutdown on july 1st. the label on each brand of beer has to be registered with the state. the thing is the company did put the application in but guess what? the government shut down the very next day. you know what? we are chuckling about this, but this is a big deal for small businesses in minnesota. miller coors supplies almost 40% of the beer sold in minnesota. if you can't find a beer, you can always go for the jack daniels, right? >> there you grando. a little j.d. talk to you in a moment. >>> he has climbed mt. everest but against higher debt and in favor of online poker. he also sets the record for vetoes when he was governor. who is this interesting character? gary johnson. we are going to talk to him because he wants your vote for president. members of the american postal worker's union handle more than 165 billion letters and pac

because the state has shut down and nobody is there to renew the permits and blue moon, you name them, so, you know, that's what they are dealing with there. you might have to switch to buzz wiser. i don't know what you drink. what do you drink? >> i'll go right to the hard stuff. to tequila. >> oh, geez, that's not supposed to be the solution here. go to the hard stuff. we'll see what happens. we will see what happens. but that's just one of the many things that we're looking at when we talk about this economic crisis that is turning into a beer emergency. alison, don't do that hard stuff. >> all right. okay. >>> here's a reminder to vote for the story you'd like to see. you can cast your vote by texting 22360. text 1 for crack down on china, homemade guns flooding on to the streets of cairo, text 2. or 3 for the science lab where top of the world researchers are going to air in the next hour. >> she is a martial arts he can pert in the military. she could be justin timberlake's next date. jeanne moos will have that story. hey can i play with the toys ? sure, but let me get a little

i do every blue moon. it's not fun. time ago, her doctors say she's in overall good health. with all the talk about terrible headaches, we want to know what's the real deal? here's elizabeth cohen. elizabeth? >> 30 million americans suffer from migraines and apparently michele bachmann is one of them. "the daily caller" says former staffers told them that she has them weekly and that they incapacitate her for days. now bachmann says yes, she does have migraines but they're not nearly that bad. >> oom i prescribe medication i take on occasion whenever symptoms arise and they keep my migraines under control. but i would like to be abundantly clear. my ability to function effectively will not affect my ability to serve as commander-in-chief. bachmann's son is a physician and he says look, maybe my mother can't run a mile but she can take in and process information at least fine. he did say at least twice she's had to have emergency treatment for her migraines while traveling. doctors tell us indeed when people get the righ

i'm talking about coors, miller, foster, blue moon, all because of the minnesota shutdown.wn there. miller coors didn't get its licensing renewed in time before the government shut down. what had to happen is the label on each brand of beer has to be registered with the state. the company actually put the application in, but the government shut down the next day. you know, we're chuckling about this, this is kind of funny, but it's a real big deal for small businesses in minnesota. it's holding back the beer, certainly ends the budget stalemate, i'll go for that. >> since this news has come out, we got the news from the governor that he will accept some of the compromises from the republicans. >> maybe it was over a beer summit. >> maybe. >>> i'm asking for copies of hard drives, as well as the copies of the vid i don't tapes released. >> you won't believe -- the man was acting as his own attorney of raping young boys and videotaping the attacks. now he's watches those videos behind bars because of a legal loophole. sun,hostin will unleash on this case, after the break. >>>

midnight and lane down in your black body with it's soft red blush and pulled the starkly blue cover over a cheek or moon blushing through the midst. and the final for me. juna. that's juna bomb. that she lived on board avenue. 3 blocks away from the street isn't bronx i grew up on. just what are you getting out june abonus, that an alphabet, i would be visiting on a masterpiece and writing a bistro of poems. scones. 47 years later. she has long since ash, the world has become unmitigated cash. a woman gazing into the face of a cell phone. i gave me lover a cherry and lived on. endure these bitter hips and hot heads and the empty collapse. night will still holdup after all these years. summer snap. >> virginia tech. the loner is here. the one who stopped listening. the one with the hidden fuse. with the fist. with the hole in his heart. with the cool guns, the one who blasts away. who kills just because. who kills as well because there's nothing left but the dead. kills himself. suicide on top of all these kills and now you know, what a mar gin in old baghdad in the wrong place at the wrong time why you'

moon for the very first time. we saw the earth as it really is, just a small blue and white body tucked away in the vastness of space. i could put up my thumb and completely hide everything that i've ever known. that photograph tells in just one picture really the existence that we have here on earth. >> wow. that's incredible. i've actually got an amazing photograph, as well. i got to show you. look, it's me and pee wee herman. [laughter] >> oh, yeah. >> isn't that incredible? do -- you think, i can't bereave where i am right now. as the shuttle prepared for its last launch and the crowd braced themselves for a final wave good-bye, this american icon left the earth, not with a bang, but with a whoa, wow, holy crap that is loud, wow. look at that thing. i've got to be honest with you, a week after this happened i'm still getting goose bumps. wow that. is the single most amazing thing i've ever witnessed. go, go, fly! we have to do that again. we have to do that again. when are we doing that again? what do you mean never? okay. so that was objectively incredible. but who is going to convince america that this is stil

blue. >> made by americans, for americans, to fly by americans. >> reporter: all of the way back to the civil war, or wars 1 and ii, iwo jima, that was their flag and the moment on the moong the flag -- saluting that flag on the moon. >> that was ours. >> reporter: that was yours? proud of it? >> very proud. >> reporter: 120 new hires in just the last six months. 20% more flags than last year. and just today we learned they're not alone. flag source outside chicago sales up there, too and valley forge flag company in pennsylvania, sales skyrocketed, up to 20% more than last year. many credit the killing of osama blan, not only did news travel fast so did flag orders, we couldn't help notice that flag behind us on "world news" the sales numbers made in america we can all salute on this fourlth. >> so many proud american flagmakers in this country and we should point out the made in america team is traveling across this country this week and reminder to keep your e-mails coming, the one thing you have that is made in america that you think your neighbors haven't yet discovered. abcnews.com and i have to pack my bags. that flight is a couple of days from now. >>> we move to

blue skies inland. take a look at temperature readings, it's mild in fremont and fairfield. upper 70s at napa and san jose. 76 in redwood city. 69 in san francisco. 68 half moon bay. and it's warmer in vir wallly all location business awe few degrees, six degrees warmer in san francisco then at this hour yesterday. seven degrees than at this hour yesterday. and seven degrees warmer in san jose. the trend is upward for today. so highlights are these, low clouds return together coast and bay tonight. there is warmer weather wednesday, high temperatures above 90 degrees. satellite composite shows an upper level low having developed going to bring our -- helping to bring low clouds and fog back to the coastline. we'll see them spreading inland tonight. overnight, low temperatures on the mild side. mid to upper 50s foremost of the bay area. low to mid-50s north bay. and there is another affect of the low giving us a bit of an onshore flow today. we'll see low clouds burn back to the coastline, being swept away. there is a little bit of a sea breeze there. temperatures will be cooler tomorrow, by a couple degrees and there is highs ranging from high to mid-60s and

moon bay, 93 in livermore. this is the scene now in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco. where you see some blue skies but look in the distance there. what do you see? it's that bank of low clouds and patchy fog that will be returning and we're confirming that with our latest satellite and there you have it. the clouds just hanging very tight to the immediate seashore will be pushing back onshore with the westerly 10 to 15 miles per hour during the evening hours. meanwhile, currently where we are in the far reaches away from the cooler air mass from the coast we still have temperatures into the 90s. otherwise 70s bayside to 80 in santa rosa. and 58 degrees and overcast in pacifica. out and about numbers from the 50s, 60s, 80s and low 90s. temperatures tonight with the blanket of clouds into the 50s from the north bay across the golden gate bridge into the peninsula and the santa clara valley. 57 overnight east bay. this is your friday. yeah! okay. friday! and we do have this stratus hanging out lurking around the bay a little longer than today and with the westerly 10 to 20, that's going to ushe

blue skies-- >> with low clouds, coastal fog but mostly sunny conditions expected for today. this cooling trend will continue for your work week. antioch is 64. 50s and most other places. 54 in half moonturecast set at 1:00 p.m. gusting to 20 m.p.h.. and redwood city. 18 m.p.h. wind speed. with 76 degrees in redwood city. and warmer, 85 degrees in fairfield. 62 along the coast. 70 degrees in redwood city. as we go towards the east bay shore. 59 degrees in berkeley. 70's and hayward. 83 degrees in concord. 80's and richmond. the 80's popping up in danville, san ramon, pleasanton, milpitas, sunnyvale, 80 degrees and san jose and 86 degrees expected in morgan hill. >> president obama says the latest jobs report shows the economic recovery is nowhere where it should be. employers only added 18,000 forest it should be much higher. --the 18,000 jobs added in the private sector. >> her with the fragile recovery we needed to produce jobs the last thing we need is the usual for partisan game playing. congress can be in a stronger position to help with rebuilding the infrastructure of america, and reforming our patent system so all entrepreneurs have greater incentives for creating new inventio