on doing the go and see if that's different. yes. almost has to say my sin for them. when done, then no me no, no, please, please. i'm mark on the moon while i'm still on the big things. my holes, my weeds and all the things i feel like my little 2001 marks so proud. it's that after the last month, but the fact of the one who genuinely been there before. yeah, i've heard that on that recording, you just have minor in the a.c.l.u. . i will back off and you will laugh. but what welfare brass supporters will be caught by need to meet you in that one. so you see who are not getting so much that info go live now? yes. when you met me to tears with all my money to look what's the future for me to be depends on the children still has a long way to go. when i try to make headway this realise the knives. i will now wait up to lend us the good old been so we'll wait and hope for you mark on the man. and you might come to school months before it bites you once way through tubes because it's so small, it's move on too forward to walk. and this was the way that you found trains and it was with all the money. how come i become? so it was with bell

on the bay. that's not there every night. that is moon shine. full moon putting a lot of reflected light on the water. and we've got a camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel on hill. a couple of other stops here. let's check in on the tri- valley. you can see the moon just went out of the upper right-hand corner here. relatively clear skies. temperatures are just fine, 51 degrees in livermore. concord at 53. san jose is 55. everybody is pretty much in the same spot with the exception of the relatively warm oakland. but the real weather issue right now is how cold in the morning. two because there's nothing else going on. morning lows are the thing. if you were going to notice the weather in any way over the last few days and for the next seven, it's the morning lows. these numbers tomorrow are pretty good for what you saw today. if you have things you need to do in the pre-dawn hours, this is where we will be tomorrow morning if you're still on a somewhat normal weekday morning monday schedule. bundle up tomorrow. 33 for santa rosa. you can kind of see the pattern with all the 30s up here. just take one on one and go north. 41 in san rafael,

behind king tides occur when the earth moon and sun or near alignment and when the moon is at its closest position to the earth typically on the full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides in half moon bay flooded. the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit to its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager. she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up and

behind king tides occur when the earth moon and sun or near alignment and when the moon is at its closest position to the earth. >>typically on the full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future. >>because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides and half moon bay flooded the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager. she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up and

behind king tides occur when the earth moon and sun or near alignment and when the moon is at its closest position to the earth. >>typically on the full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future. >>because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides and half moon bay flooded the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when it floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up an

the moon after the u.s. and the former soviet union. and for more on this launch, i'm joined by mark because senior advisor for science, an exploration of the european space agency, mark, welcome rocks, have been brought back from the moon before. what is the scientific importance of this mission? well, as you know, the apollo missions and also soviet unmanned missions brought back rocks in the sixty's and seventy's. but now the chinese mission is going is actually interesting . it's a much younger region of the moon than the previous missions of being to the top of a volcano, a very smooth, flat volcano, not a spike, but it's much younger than those other regions. and so that will actually tell us something more about the more recent geological changes on the moon, and that will then be able to allow us to connect into what we have done with rocks from other places. so i think it's fascinating that china has chosen to go to a new place way with new science to do right from the outset. raavan perhaps going somewhat easier. well, that people have been before, and china is of course no

the moon after the u.s. and the former soviet union. and for more on this launch, i'm joined by mark mccall cohen, senior advisor for science, an exploration of the european space agency. marc welcome and rocks have been brought back from the moon before. what is the scientific importance of this mission? well, as you know, the apollo missions and also soviet unmanned missions brought back rocks in the sixty's and seventy's. but where the chinese mission is going is actually interesting. it's a much younger region of the moon than the previous missions have been to the top of a volcano, a very smooth, flat volcano, not a spike, but it's much younger than those other regions. and so that will actually tell us something more about the more recent geological changes on the moon, and that will then be able to allow us to connect into what we have done with rocks from other places. so i think it's fascinating that china has chosen to go to a new place wait with new science to do right from the outset, rather than perhaps going some way easier whether people have been before and time is of

behind king tides occur when the earth moon and sun or near alignment and when the moon is at its closest position to the earth. >>typically on a full or new moon sunday marks a new moon we spoke to ron in an educator at the exploratorium museum of science in san francisco king tides give preview. >>of what high tides are going to look like in the future. >>because of the sea level rise because of global climate the seas are slowly getting higher and higher here's a look earlier this year pier 3 on the embarcadero reaching its peak in mill valley flooding on shoreline highway near one o one. >>well we saw dry and calm weather on sunday high tides and half moon bay flooded. the local beaches. the high tide paid a visit its usual spot on gate 5 road in sausalito where you stood and we were we were prepared and keeper we have a. >>print out of the tide report so we are always like looking out for prepared when floods at the heat ceramics factory staff call it lake heated named after their founder renounce around must eat of heat. >>lisa do busy assistant manager. she says this is nothing but there's been times where we actually had to have the floodgate up and

the biggest concern for bay area latino voters on election day. >>> full moon on the rise and got a great shot of it from our camera on top of the mark. we will talk about the turning back of the clocks, the halloween forecast and when we will finally see temperatures uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. is you. [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity ca

now look at the moon, a unique perspective by the way. this is our new camera on top of the mark. that sits up on top of hill. there's your move now. it's leaning now technically. and another view on treasure island looking back at the bay bridge, but there's more from the top of this salesforce tower and you really get a great perspective. temperatures have come back down into the upper 60s with a lot of numbers getting up to around 80 today as we are way above average and anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average and we will do it through thursday, so this map will show you how far above or below average for this time of the year. and there is our 10 to 15 here in california. but watch what happens, i will play this forward. see the days ticking by? the colors will change from one day to the next and by friday there will be a strong surge of air that will bring our temperatures back down to average for this time of the year and it had be like flipping from the switch. it did not feel anything like it. morning lows back down to the mid to low 40s today. take a look at the diff

at outside, one of our new cameras on the mark hopkins hotel in san francisco, beautiful view of the transamerica pyramid right there. and of course a beautiful full moon these new cameras. >> we have some fog rolling in as well, i was the one of the other cameras, a real treat this time of year where the skies clear up. paul, what we have on tap? >>> were the same for the next few days but then a big and rather abrupt change by the end of the work week. we drop down to near normal temperatures for the first time in a while but for tonight that fog and low cloud cover will be spreading across the bay and into the inland valleys. the warm weather continues tomorrow, and wednesday, and into thursday, by then clouds, stronger wind, a huge cooldown kicks in on friday and that will be sticking around to the weekend and into early next week. air quality was not great today, in the moderate category for most locations around the bay area but they were more than a few orange dots in santa clara valley, south end of the bay, and inland in the east bay, indicating unhealthy for sensitive groups air-quality. that is the worst it will get, though, because the onsh

significant because it marks the true beginning of commercial flights to the international space station. and allow nasa to focus on deeper space missions like returning to the moonts on mars. christine, laura. >> rachel crane, i know she loves covering these stories. >> you can tell. >> it's such a great story to cover. thanks for joining us this monday morning, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. >> 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. i use rakuten to get cash back in-store and online. i just go to shop online with rakuten and i get cash back. i love using rakuten during the holidays, because i can get the sale and i can get cash back. all the stores are having sales, they are doing extra cash back, there's coupons. it's just deals on top of deals. you're stacking your savings. i'm definitely going to use rakuten for my holiday shopping, i got a lot of family, so i might as well get some cash back. and it's so easy and the best way to start off the new year. shop. get cash back. repeat. sign up today and get cash back with rakuten. it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and

mission to bring back material from the moon is one of china's may stand bishes to date and one which beijing is determined to be another success. well for more i'm joined by mark mccall crime. he's a senior advisor to science and exploration at the european space agency. thanks very much for joining dave. but if successful they this mission could would make china only the 3rd country to infiltrate, luna samples joining the u.s. and the former soviet union. where is china's role in space, exploration headed think it's been very ambitious over the last couple of decades as your piece just described there. and we are actually collaborating with china ourselves, that european space agency. we've sent a couple of astronauts to train with that as we may actually go to their space station as well as the international space station because we've been going for decades for 2 decades now. we're also collaborative collaborating on scientific missions to study. for example, the magnetic field of the earth and how it interacts with the sun, the so-called small missions. so i think china, as you did your piece just said is on pushing ahead on many fronts, the moon, mars hum

the former soviet union. and for more on this launch, i'm joined by mark mccall cohen, senior advisor for science, an exploration of the european space agency. mark, welcome rocks have been brought back from the moon before all. what is the scientific importance of this mission? well, as you know, the apollo missions and also soviet unmanned missions brought back rocks in the sixty's and seventy's. but the chinese mission is going is actually interesting. it's a much younger region of the moon than the previous missions have been to the top of a volcano, a very smooth, flat volcano, not a spike, but it's much younger than those other regions. and so that will actually tell us something more about the more recent geological changes on the moon, and that will then be able to allow us to connect into what we have done with rocks from other places. so i think it's fascinating that china has chosen to go to a new place wait with new science to do right from the outset, rather than perhaps going somewhat easy a way other people have been before. and china is, of course not the only nation sending missions to the moon that up plans being made in the united states as well. why is that so much interest in

hour in some spots and even getting into that 30 mile an hour mark, especially along the coast and parts of our north is on look at the half moon bay near 40 mile an hour wind gusts there the we're expecting as we get into early tomorrow morning. so it's going to be very windy tomorrow, very rainy very wet and it's going to be chilly so make sure that you dress accordingly if you need to head out of the house and then things are going to start to taper off once we get into thursday today though take advantage of it like james is saying go do your errands outside because it's going to be so nice look at this it's almost like summer spring-like temperatures today, 73 for downtown oakland 74 for hayward we're looking at upper 70's along yourself is own san jose you're going to be a high of 76 this afternoon and then the north bay also covered in those low to mid 70's. so a beautiful day on tap today. and then like we said looking ahead tomorrow that's when things are going to change we're going to the wet weather stick around through at least wednesday bringing those temperatures slightly down into the 50's and 60's all let you kn

on its members. but i think the european view has been marked as a sole superpower. with this idea of the low actually walk to the moonis not the empire, is not the central artistry and they should not be the all the principle source. if you are ready, we are facing major competition between the western side, which is the most powerful sort of that you can include all the france, germany and the rest of the european union to be european in the east. so all the for all of these crowds have gathered for a 10th day in the armenian capital. if you are a fan, demanding the prime minister's resignation over an unpopular peace deal with as a by john activists formed a human chain through the city center legion to an intense standoff with police and dozens of arrests. meanwhile, russian peacekeepers in the disputed newborn i care about region and now taken up all positions agree to any of this month on to the peace deal. and azerbaijani soldiers accompanied by those peacekeepers are now entering part of the contested region. seated by all means, the russian troops side of this month put an end to 7 weeks of deadly fighting in

marks beginning of flights to the international space station. nasa hopes the commercial flights will save the agency money and allow nasa to focus on deep space missions like going back to the moonand one day putting boots on mars. rachel crane, cnn, kennedy space center. >> earlier my colleague michael holmes spoke with former nasa astronaut leroy chow about how the new role of private companies is changing the space program. >> i think it has been very positive because as you know, several years ago as a member of the white house appointed committee to review u.s. space flight plans and part of what we put together as an option for the administration was to help these commercial companies develop the capability to deliver and return at nasa astronauts and international astronauts commercially, a rental car model or uber model, if you will, where instead of maintaining the infrastructure, you know, within nasa, nasa can contract for these services after helping jump start these efforts and this is a great example with spacex now delivering their second flight with astronauts on board. this opens up the future. it opens up possibilities for other commercial companies to book rid

one launch marking the second manned mission to take off from u.s. soil in almost a decade. now nasa is also taking the next step in returning american astronauts to the moons space launch system this week in preparation for next year's artemis one launch, and that'll be the first in a series of artemis missions. the final goal? to send the next american man and the first american woman to the moon by 2024. joining us now to talk about this new era at nasa is curator and chair of space history department for the smithsonian national air and space museum, margaret whitecamp. the last time we spoke was for the 50 anniversary of the lunar landing, and now here we are, 20 -- which i think we can both safely agree has been an objectively terrible year. and yet space travel and space exploration has been one of those rare bright spots in this otherwise awful year. what was the standout, breakout moment for you? >> i think really the flights of the crew dragon have been places where people are really celebrated the return of that human launch capacity to american soil and seeing 20 years of continual occupation of the international space station the celebrated wi