so happy earth day, everybody. it is earth day. did you know it is earth day, guillermo?> guillermo: yes, sir. yes, yes. >> jimmy: you know it is earth day. i bet the earth got so many messages. the first earth day took place in 1970. the rate we are going the last one should be soon. we rely on the earth for our lives and don't take dacare of . i was trying to figure out why. i don't think the earth has a good slogan, like snack in to a slim jim. let me know what you thichlt let's run through them. it is earth, an awesome place to be. too generic? all right. try. this earth, this ain't your mama's plast planet. technically it is your mama's planet. so that's confusing. this one, earth rated number one in customer satisfaction. here's another one, earth we've got tacos. [ cheers and applause ] . >> guillermo: i like that one, yeah. >> jimmy: earth, i'm lovin' it is another one. i think that's taken. one more, i think this might be the one because it is a little edgy but not too edgy. it is fresh and now but yet still feminine. ready? new slogan, earth, damn, lady, you fin

fitting for an event that the president is attending on earth day. this is the 45th earth day. its popularity has waxed and waned over that time. but the president, make no mistake, trying to build an environmental legacy. he has put away more acres for park land than any other president for example. he's done some things that have angered environmentalists on the other hand. when you act on the environment if you're the president, there are going to be advocates on both sides who say you're doing the wrong thing and certainly the president has been in sort of a no win situation on that score as well. recently enacted rules or announced rules on fracking for example, that the president has put fourth angered environmentalists, the business community, that has been the patterned all along. we still have the decision on keystone looming. obviously a hot button issue on both sides. the canadian government applying their pressure and of course the environmental community dead set against that. the president, you're right, tony making the case. that the everglades is not simply an i

>> i think of earth day as a way to celebrate the earth. how did you get here?one of our friends drive us. >> you drove? >> i didn't. >> that's polluting the environment. >> oh, my gosh, this is earth day, i forgot. >> what would you do to helple earth? >> carpool. >> i carpool with friends. >> we should do anything possible we can. >> what if i need a long hot shower after a long day's work. ? >> how hot do you like it? >> take a bath. >> i'm not a bath guy. >> then change your ways. >> there's litter here. >> that's a terrible thing. >> what are we going do? >> let's pick it up. >> you pick it up i'm going eat. >> there. no littering on earth day. >> i live on a farm and i actually care about it. >> you milk cows? >> a pretty girl milking her cows. >> are you a recycler? >> that's the step to take if you want to make the world a better place. >> you don't recycle but you're here on earth day? >> true. >> you help pick up trash around the house. >> your house sounds like a mess. >> i'm all for the petition. >> what was the petition for? >> that's about the way

it's earth day. encourage people to recycle and take care of the earth.al security agency getting involved here and they have unveiled their own mascot for earth day. check him out. what do you think? >> it's a milk carton. >> it's a recycling bin of some kind who talks. >> a bin who talks. >> he's kind of cut. you see his guns over there? a lot of people are criticizing this thing saying it looks weird. they say it's a little creepy. i don't know. it looks like spongebob to me that's blue. >> it looks like somebody ripped off spongebob. >> yeah. >> his name is mr. dunk. a lot of people are really criticizing the nsa for not coming up with a better mascot. calling it creepy. i don't see the problem with the guy. >> this is our latest nsa scandal. mr. dunk. people do not approve of mr. dunk. >> people don't approve of anything the nsa does. >> it's cute. how about "a" for effort. our next story we have 102-year-old woman. take a look, who sees herself dancing in the '30s for the first time. this is video. and this is alex barker. she was a chorus line danc

>> yeah. >> messy but good. >> happy earth day. >> happy earth day. >> happy earth day. >> okay, my friend, i missed all that. >> you did. >> it's just a salad in a pita right? >> it's more than that. try it. >> try it. >> no. >> you actually do like your salads. >> i love my salads. >> you're a good healthy eater. 30% of the earth's surface actually is used for land service is used for agriculture. 70% of the agriculture that's used is actually for animal products. and you like it. >> jack's asking how it tastes? >> it's good jack. why don't you come get you some. >> all right. i want you to enjoy it. >> jack says he wants you to enjoy it. >> something's missing though. need to add a little beef yeah that's what you can throw in there. >> no, you don't. it's fantastic. happy earth day, everyone. >> one day, right. i can -- >> many come on. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012. but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your

everything we do makes life better here on earth. every single dime of the taxpayer's money adds to the amount of effort that goes into teaching kids stem-related courses. so my $18 billion budget, i take $18 billion and put it on stem education and put it on feeding people. and, and some folks may say (makes noise) you bein' cute. i'm not bein' cute. ask a young lady who is, an expectant mother in some village in south america who now has a midwife with a doctor 200 miles away and the midwife has, you know, a little instrument that they can look at the fetus and beam it to a doctor wirelessly 200 miles away so that the doctor can, can tell. that's space exploration being delivered to that village. or somebody who is drinking clean drinking clean drinking water and cutting down on the death rate of, of infants. those are some of the results that come serendipitously in many cases from nasa research and technology development. >> charles bolden is the administrator of the national aeronautics and space administration. great to have yo

it's earth day, president obama is asking for a new power grid in anniversary of earth day. he's in the florida everglades to deliver a major speech about climate change, calling for billions of major investments in the nation's energy systems over the course of the next decade. he says the infrastructure that brings us energy has to be modernized in the face of climate change. >>> in the next four years, californians who use the least electricity may see their utility bills go up, and those using the most -- the companies charge different prices based on four tiers of usage. according to the chronicle changes proposed yesterday would cut that number to two tiers, and there would only be a 20% difference between the prices charged for each other. right know pg & e's top tier charges twice as much as the bottom tier. >>> 4:47 now, there's been some weather changes. let's check in with christina. >> happy, i'm glad you asked. the great news about this weather we've had, it's probably been nice and mild where you live, so you don't have to use your heater our ac. we're at 55 de

. >> thank you for your presentation that was useful information today earth day so happy earth day toveryone it was to the be considered that was earth day and i forgot all about it now i'm wondering if there's been i guess any you know april 22nd is earth day and this month has the puc done outreach in terms of the website p this is informing people of our programs i think if we don't it will be great to get handouts it looks like it was done in the 80s but i did not it was and that was produced by the pg&e and. >> the sierra club oh, their stuck in the 80s did i say that. >> (laughter). >> we have materials they need to be updated just this week and last week an agreement 101 on the program report and the fairness board we've got information that is solid we'll develop the materials that xhupz that. >> i do love the 80's i'm stuck in that we are are a okay. anything else to add to lafco staff. >> i think i did my comments at the beginning we'll have a lot of great movement so i'm looking forward to see that moving forward i've been working with supervisor breed's to get the informat

>> i think taking care of the earth is a good thing for the sake of taking care of the earth. it is not for anything else or any future dire predictions. >> exactly what i'm saying. if you don't believe in climate change that shouldn't stop you from not polluting the atmosphere anymore than you have to. >> you don't mulch? >> you have missing the point. he is getting to fly with the president. what is he going to say to the president? take greyhound. it is against my morals? >> why didn't leonardo dicaprio use that line when he was con tronted with the fact that he has taken $200,000 worth of private jets in the last six months. >> they are all trying to push the weight on the consumer like all of this -- you drive up and downturn pikes and you can see factories and lights and smokes. everywhere you go. curly cue light bulbs will make a difference? >> have you ever read what they do if they break? you have to bring the house down. >> and you have to take the light bulb and -- oh no, you don't have to do that. >> for good luck you do. for good luck at a jewish wedding that's ex

that's one of the most important things. >> this is the only earth we got!> citizens can take action. >> reporter: everything about today is about bringing awareness even down to the port a potties, saying 1 billion people do not have to have access to running water. these are all things they say the global community needs to be concerned about. >> we are all global citizens and that unites us. >> we need the earth. we got to take care of the earth. >> reporter: which is why we wondered about the plastic bags seen all over the mall at today's event. event organizers answering my questions. >> it's recyclable plastic. they are giving these to people to pick things up and the whole thing is completely recycled. one of the things you'll see today is our land-based plastics initiative to get rid of this, and i hope, create enough pressure on dow chemical and other companies to start creating a completely biodegradable bag. >> reporter: making sure everything is picked up are the volunteers from area colleges. >> it's a great way to raise awareness in a place whe

it's earth day. [cheering] yeah, so we brought back our nightly show backup singers, the nightlytes. hid it, ladies. ♪ ♪ >> hey, planet, it's your earf day -- we going to party like it's earf day. recycle bottles like it's earf day. and you know we don't give a [bleep] because it's earf day. >> larry: hold on, ladies. hold on. that was good. hold on. that was great. but it sounds like you're saying "earf" day, not "earth" day. >> uhm, i'm not sure what you're talking about. >> you're saying "earf" day. >> i think we're saying the same >> we are enunciating. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i'm just going to lead you in and you're going to say one small part of the song ok? >> ok. >> aplanet, it's your -- >> earf day. >> what did you say? >> earf day. >> exactly. >> you said earf day, not earth day. >> we're just going to have to agree to disagree. >> ok. get out of here you guys. get out of he ever. it's not earf day. >> it's earth day. >> california is looking at a dry earth day. califo

concert crowds getting ready for a rally for earth day. which is right around the corner by the way. beautiful weather all day today. >> we will take it. good morning, it's saturday, april 17th. welcome to the weekend morning show. i'mfection connection. >> and i'm -- mike hydeck. >> and i'm meteorologist erica grow. pretty nice before the showers moved on in yesterday. any rain yesterday? >> just a brief shower and that was it and then the sun came right back out. >> yeah overall a nice day but today is going to be picture- perfect because we don't have little even minute chance for rain in the forecast at all today. let's get it started right now with the michael & son weather cam. and it is just going to be stunning from start to finish. so here's your day planner. 70 degrees at 10:00 a.m. that's already above our average high for this time of year. we'll be at 77 degrees at 1:00. 80 degrees at 4:00 and that is also our forecast high temperature for today. drooping down into the -- dropping down into the 70s but still remaining at 70 de

i thought i want to work with earth, wind and fire, it will be my mission and goal to get to earth, wind fire. >> why is that? >> when he turned me on to the group i loved then. i made it the goal. he was in my head saying "you'll never work with earth, wind and fire." i got there. every art. >> from usher to prince is on though tree. >> is on the tree from earth, wind and fire. >> yes, the gap band. all came from earth, wind and fire. maybe that came from sly a little. but maurice was fierce. he was fierce. >> "after the love has gone", soul. >> got to tell the story. i was sitting in an officers playing an album that i want the artist signed. he didn't like the album. i bsed him saying this is not the whole album, i have more songs. he said "like what." i said "like this." i swear to you, i went to the piano, and it fell out. i was totally lying, i had no songs. i went over and wept ♪ oh ♪ ♪ after the love has gone ♪ ♪ what used to be right ♪ ♪ is wrong ♪ ♪ can lovers lost be found ♪ time. >> come on back over, that's how it fell out of you. >> he was what was that, it's better than an

is we're on earth. we have this kind of expression at nasa we know we're on earth, so we're on it making measurements and trying to get the children to understand what role they play with the earth, have them understand so they can help in the future make good decisions in how we use our earth's resources. >> today's event was part of a series of monthly classes designed to spark children's interests in the earth and space sciences. >>> a nearly seven hour rescue effort in silver spring kept montgomery county fire and ems busy early this morning. they brouheavy machinery and oxygen and a little bit of kibbles, also, rescue efforts to free a tiny puppy stuck inside a drainpipe at montgomery blair high school. the 9-week-old pomeranian puppy was stuck in the pipes below the surface. his frantic owner called the fire department for help. the operation was a successful the pup was rescued around 1:30 this morning. >>> dave owens is up with a quick preview of game on overtime next. (brad) holy cats! has, has

>> i think of earth day as a way to celebrate the earth. >> the works of mother earth?re is litter over here. >> that's a terrible thing. >> there's litter on earth day. >> that's a terrible thing. >> are we going to just let it sit there? >> no. >> youwe are going to pick it up. >> no littering on earth day. >> i am not a big recycler. you want to make the world a better place. >> you don't recycle but you are here on earth day. >> pick up crashtrash around your house. >> your house sounds like a mess. >> planning a petition to congress today. >> what was the at the timepetition for? >> you think americans should get rid of fossil fuels? >> solar power for example. >> solar powered ash planes? >> that would work. >> maybe you should fly before me. >> what do you think the bigger threat is, climate change or terrorism. >> climate change. >> climate change at the moment. >> i would go with climate change. >> i am not a people person. >> seriously? >> the time now is 25 after the top of the hour. christians beheaded because of their faith. >> senator john mccain's strong

go to make this a more sustainable and responsive and resilient city please join me in celebrating earth day and welcoming our own mayor, mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you deferring i didn't. >> thank you to you and your leadership at the department of investment happy adding everybody and have earth day at the at&t park park with our teams wonderful teams i can't ask for a better day except for golf anyway this is our 45 anniversary of earth day i can't think a better way to celebrate that will i continuing our cities long tradition of being a leader and innovator and team player that bring together your community and business leader and city departments to address cliemg together today, i'm pleased to be joined and i by teams like our san francisco giant and warriors and e context and capillaries and the business council on inclination and community leads and my department that be standing in front of great green gloves and to announce our city's new campaign called zero 50 one hundred keep it simple (clapping.) you know so stipulated i am trying not to announce brand new initiatives

i will show you our earth, because it's earth day. so happy earth day.s is my sphere of interest right here. but never sphere, i'll stop the puns. earth is looking good today. doesn't look its age. here is a look at the 7 hd. mainly sunny skies across the bay area. it is just lovely out there. far to our east, not so lovely. an outbreak of thunderstorms still rumbling up and down the sierra. eastern slopes and western slopes and some high elevation snow and a particular powerful cell moving through the blue canyon area right now. we have lightning strikes and downpours out of that region throughout the afternoon and into the evening. here is a live view looking at tahoe. we have rain drops on the lens of the camera there and storms clouds over the lake. meanwhile, in the bay area, temperatures readings are 5 9d. 62 in oakland. 61 morgan hill. 59 at half moon bay. here is a view closer to home. the bay bridge from south beach camera in downtown san francisco. we have current readings of 65 degrees. 61 in napa. petaluma 63. fers check check out the view fr

intentions off their jeans. ( laughter ) earth day.th day by far the most popular of the planetary birthday celebrations. ( laughter ) again, my apologies to uranus. ( laughter ) we-- ( laughter ) i might be pronouncing that wrong, but we certainly did not mean to forget your birthday last year. i hope this card finds you well. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) , of course, though, no matter how much we kissed its ass the earth continues to act out. >> jolingses in oklahoma-- geologists in oklahoma say recent small earthquakes in that state are very likely triggered by the underground disposal of wasted water from oil and gas wells. >> that area shook by nearly 600 quakes last year, more than any other state in the country. >> the state averaged one to two quakes magnitude three for year. in 2015, it's averaged two per day. >> jon: hmmm... ♪ oak-ula homa where the ground starts shaking twice a day ♪ i wonder if there's a connection between the uptick in industrial-scale drilling and injecting of high-pressure fluid deep into the ear

juan: today is earth day.t began in 1970 as a "national teach-in on the crisis of the environment," and has grown to become a worldwide day of action. 40 years ago, one in 10 americans participated in earth day. now more than a billion people celebrate in more than 192 countries every year. this year's earth day comes as leading scientists have issued a quote "earth statement" warning that temperatures could rise by as much as 6 degrees centigrade by 2100 with catastrophic results if steps aren't taken to address climate change. amy: the statement includes a series of recommendations for the u.n. climate summit in paris this december, saying, quote "if we do not act now, there is even a one-in-10 risk of going beyond six centigrade by 2100. we would surely not accept such a high risk of disaster in other realms of society. as a comparison, such a one-in-10 probability is the equivalent of tolerating about 10,000 airplane crashes every day worldwide." in his weekly address president obama called climate change

i will show you our earth, because it's earth day. so happy earth day.s is my sphere of interest right here. but never sphere, i'll stop the puns. earth is looking good today. doesn't look its age. here is a look at the 7 hd. mainly sunny skies across the bay area. it is just lovely out there. far to our east, not so lovely. an outbreak of thunderstorms still rumbling up and down the sierra. eastern slopes and western slopes and some high elevation snow and a particular powerful cell moving through the blue canyon area right now. we have lightning strikes and downpours out of that region throughout the afternoon and into the evening. here is a live view looking at tahoe. we have rain drops on the lens of the camera there and storms clouds over the lake. meanwhile, in the bay area, temperatures readings are 5 9d. 62 in oakland. 61 morgan hill. 59 at half moon bay. here is a view closer to home. the bay bridge from south beach camera in downtown san francisco. we have current readings of 65 degrees. 61 in napa. petaluma 63. fers check check out the view fr

earth, wind & fire with chicago from at&t.im kardashian west will be here and music from modest mouse, yellow wolf, and tim macgraw. join us. our first guest tonight play characters who are named rainbow, andre and pops but not on a cereal box. the star of the show "black-ish." welcome tracee ellis ross, anthony anderson and laurence fishburne. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's more fun than you would guess it is, isn't it? >> it is also more of a workout than you would imagine. >> jimmy: not for guys. [ laughter ] >>. >> the disney princess voice that jumps out every now and then. you have no idea if she took the red pill, blue pill or both. >> take that home with you. >> why are my feet not reaching the ground. no weird. >> jimmy: maybe you are not tall enough. i don't know. yeah, that's weird. >> it is a firm couch. firm cushion like your firm cushion. >> off 0 a good start. >> very firm. >> hold on, pops, how do you know. >> she was my child bride first. >> that's true. >> i played his wife

how does that tell us how things work here on earth? the interaction i see in my own life is that religion gives me the reason to do the science. >> back in the papacy before francis was benedict, and one of his lines was go to the frontiers. well there isn't much more frontier that 3.7 billion miles away. >> in 1582 with the reform of the calendar and then 1891 they wanted to have an observer and show the church is not against science but the church work with science. >> they start off by hefeng telescopes, and then on the walls surrounding the vatican, as the city lights grow and as the italian government gives them back the territory, in the '30s they built new telescopes on the roof of the papal palace. best telescopes of their era in the 1930s. by the 1980s because of the olight they're unusable so we build -- built a new telescope in arizona. >> i have father jean-baptiste. i'm working on three projects. the first one is near earth object. what i'm doing is just observe them using our modern telescope. the second project is meteor

the goal is to get nasa beyond low earth orbit. and the question is over the course of these years as we target the decade of the 2030s with the budget that we're going to have, how do we do it? how do we develop the technologies technologies, the systems that will get us to a foreign body such as mars with a crew and return them safely. i want to ask you to comment on the plans to capture an atroyed, bring it back into a stable lunar orbit and send a crew up there to land on. as part of the steps as we prepare all of the things i just mentioned. eventually to go to mars in the decade of the 2030s? >> thank you, sir. i think we need to remember one thing overall, going to space is hard. i think we need to remember that only one country has done this and that's us. we did it a long time. but still the united states of america is the only country that was able to figure that out. it's not so easy going to space. it's not too easy -- it's even harder to go beyond earth's orbit to placing like the moon and mars. if we decide we're goin

the earth is covered by ocean yet we know about the planets more than we do about the surface of the. my question to you is, why should we care about what's down there? >> we are just starting to understand how the ocean and the deep ocean is going to be on providing global scale. >> and it seems like a harsh landscape down there and very, very far down. and there are a few technologies that allow us to go down there and you have a chance to go down there. >> 10,000 feet, just to get a chance to go down there it's tricky. i had a chance in a submarine called alvin. take a look. >> as we look for signs of life in space, these sients of the scientists of the deep are unlocking the secrets of below. >> what we're doing is astronauts and planetary scientists trying to study the life on another planet. >> oceans cover city% of the earth's surface with only a small parnlg part of it explored. we are traveling to costa rica to begin research of an underwater mountain the dorado outcrop. while biologists like me tend to focus or interest on the biodiversity of costa rica hundreds of miles to

. >> happy earth day. in case you didn't know it is earth day. some students at santa clara university decided that shorter showers would help. >> another university is trying to help people save water a different way. abc 7 news reporter david louie has more from uc santa cruz with this tail tale of two campuses. >> some students admit they take five to ten-minute showers and as part of earth day, students were asked to cut their showers by 60 seconds left. they cast aside modesty to demonstrate a water-saving navy shower. students were asked to sign a pledge banner. >> once they sign it they get to take home a wristband they could be wearing in the shower and it will prompt them to remember, take the 60 secondses less off your shower. the shower demonstration was a good way to bring attention to the drought to students who don't get a monthly bill and monitor their usage and it's all about awareness and knowing how long you're showering and it's raising awareness to people. >> technicians are installing devices that will give students and facul

you mentioned earth observations, for example. on the international space station, it was a great project. it's amazing the thing is that they are. we can do a lot of basic research up there. in addition to that, we are able to have this about our planet where we take amazing photos. the students in my class were doing a project or the semester with a master on assisted to help them take photos. they can show us natural disasters occur. changes in the planet, whether it be irrigation problems or volcanoes erupting or whatever it may be that can help our country, get our planet. it might be a simple example but we are using resources to help other rich season proved life and increase understanding. if there's a way nasa can contribute to that and i am not a nasa guy anymore, but when i was, if there's anything i can do to contribute that would help our country or the world that we owed it to do that. that may not be our primary focus. we can make a contribution in those areas as well. >> just a quick question because we only have a