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grew into so much hype sample return mission to mars is mysterious moon. is a russian led project that will also transport it chinese made mars orbiter when it lifts off this november a sign from the longstanding attraction to the planet scientists interest thanks to theories it's actually an asteroid captured by mars is gravity a living laboratory of primordial space matter. because that is a very early days of the solar system for automation. the course or the war. wipes the memory of the first be doing. instead of just it was we could do is this. updated since its first planned launch in two thousand and nine group is bigger and better in addition to the transport and return vessels as well as soil sampling equipment the complex now carries the chinese martian orbiter as well as an additional expendable fuel tank to propel the extra weight. meticulous testing is underway at the mosque l. space research institute to assure the functionality of each focus group component . the orbital trajectory of mars and its moons reaches its closest point to earth jus

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coincides with the full moon it's a super moon.ves rise to fears of causing earthquakes. >> nothing to fear just a good show by mother nature. >> reporter: the moon has been the stuff by legend forever. in medieval times they thought people would go crazy. staring at it. the word lunatic comes from luna. this carried over into the movies like "the wolf man." in "et" there was the ride past the moon. ♪ moon river "breakfast at tiffany's". gave us an oscar-winning moon song. so tonight as the moon looms larger than it has in two decades we continue to be inspired by it. in the words of the old standard the moon belongs to everybody, the best things in life are free. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this busy saturday and by the way, we featured reports from four continents tonight. just another day in the office tonight. good night everyone. by the way, we featured reports from four continents tonight. just another day in the office tonight. good night everyone. good night everyone. >>> good

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from colleagues in geochemistry to be the closest possible simulation of the mars moon. there's every reason to be confident that apparatus will execute the missions main objective. when focus groups arrives in orbit around mars roughly ten month journey the chinese orbiter will split off after orbiting the red planet. spacecraft will make its landing on the surface of. there will take it samples and send them back to earth in mid two thousand and fourteen unprecedented research a testament to the long term long range capability of state space programs. no matter how much i work on my designs there's little chance of them leaving my room let alone leaving the earth's atmosphere but increasingly independent initiative and private funds are becoming legitimate players in this space industry. a model made by a private russian company. snow might not be an analog for the moons terrain but the models makers have lunar ambitions and perhaps just the right incentive. to do that this in september two thousand and seven the company google and the x. prize foundation and the most

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our photographer has been in half moon bay. first he told us an hour ago people are busy at the gas station. massive lines trying to fill up and the shelters open as well in san mateo county, five of them. and ian has an update for us. >> ian, he's been there. and half moon bay, what are you seeing now? you saw long lines of cars an hour ago trying to get gas. >> i sure did. earlier the gas station was crazy. the line went to the highway, probably 15 cars deep. now moved to the harbor here in half moon bay. i'm at the phillip point r. v. park and the swell is up. don't have anything to do with the earthquake it the this point. the police officer is evacuating, telling the residents here at the rv park to heed the warning and get out. it literally sits atop the water. a few rocks to keep the ocean outside the rv park. >> well, about 4:30 he came by and asked us to please tell the guests to leave. go across highway 1, eat, and they can come back, check in about 10:00 or so. so we've got almost everybody outside now. and the polic

folks are evacuating from half-moon bay. the rest of the commute is showing the bay bridge moving smoothly. at antioch highway 4 is slowing. that's typical for a friday. the rest of friday light is helping things out throughout the rest of the bay and not disturbing the flow. we have 58 to, 580 through livermore slowing down near airway. portola is there as well. the metering lights are on and have been for 15 minutes. a slow build. friday light is keeping things relatively smooth except for the 92 at 35 interchange. back to you guys. >>> thank you, mike. >> and just to clarify real quickly, we want to point out some of the counties where we are getting warnings. marin county, san francisco county, solano county, san mateo county, all along the coastline. not contra costa county. >> we are keeping tabs on everything going on across the bay area. here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we arexp aectingxpec ttihena ts our area at 8:00 this morning. stay with us. you dress like a prostitute. [ male announcer ] but

orbit coincides with a full moon, the result is a bigger-looking super moon.gger earthquakes in california and else where. not so say the experts. >> nothing to fear, just a good show by mother nature. >> reporter: the moon has been the stuff of legends forever. in medieval times they thought people could go crazy staring at it. the word lunatic comes latin word luna, latin for moon. this carried over into the movies like the "wolfman" series. in "e.t.," there was that famous bike ride past the moon. ♪ moon river >> breakfast at tiffany's gave us an oscar-winning moon song, one of countless such tunes. as the moon looms larger than it has in almost two decades, we continue to be inspired by it. in the words of that old standard, the moon belongs to everyone. the best things in life are free. for "today," george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> and of the four of us, i think only scott saw it, right? you saw it? >> i had to see it. the next time it will happen is 2016. >> i'll do that. i'll do the 2016 one. >> i was doing the super sleep. >> spring also begins

moon to the super weather woman.usiness say day for you, roberta. >> we detected several lightning strikes near, around the golden gate bridge this evening. and then this towards the albany area, everyone was writing about it. writing about it on facebook as well. the lightning seized, but we had accumlation of hail across the area. radar is picking up plentiful preacceptation. now in a northeasterly direction. we have seen lots of activity around the delta. moving out of antioch as we go downstream towards 680. that corridor leading over, heading towards san jose. plenty of moderate rain fall is indicated by the shades of yellow. it looks like for the most part, we are beginning to dry out around the peninsula, but plenty of rain to come. our satellite picture, watch this area of low pressure producing over 2 inches of rain today. behind it, a bigger storm for your sunday. this is how we are playing out. rain, this is all on the heal to the passage of today storm. it's a bigger storm coming by saturday night that wi

i'm going to put myself on the moon. and the thing is, you're not just putting something on the moon and it's there and it's gone like the next day. you're going to be leaving it there forever. it will last there past the time when the pyramids will be gone, past the time that the continents will form and change and everything else, until the sun becomes a red giant and consumes the world. so as i told them that asked me about it, it's the last breath of the last of the world this will be there. >> saying you're going to land something on the moon and going out and building a lunar lander are two separate things. william baird quickly came up against the reality of what his boyhood dream was going to call him? >> how much for the beast? the dawn is the official name, but the beast. for the custom parts alone would be $150 k, and i was just aghast. i mean, i -- don't get me wrong, i have a decent-paying job, but $150,000 is not something i could just throw at a fun project. >> william baird was dejected. he thought he'd n

but during this time, the moon will be about 17,000 miles closer. maybe that's why we are having all this crazy weather. >> you can't see the moon tonight, it got sucked out of the atmosphere. it's gone. >> we are going to be experiencing some high tieds all associated with that larger moon. we will not be able to see it here in the bay area unless we see a little break in the activity. see that, lightning accompanied by thunder accompanied by hail. many people thought it was snowing. people measured up to about 3 inches of hail. wow! look at the sky in san francisco. tonight with a blanket of clouds, temperature-wise into the 40s. this is the latest round of activity. big activity in the form of moderate to heavy rain, albany. this line streams all the way around the bay, the central bay back in through palo alto. looks like for the most part, this is the last round of heavy activity tonight. but scattered showers overnight. mean while 40s overnight for the lows. meanwhile, tomorrow, we're going to be in the thick of things. this is a beautiful are

quite a few people have driven out from half moon bay. the highway patrol called are asking people not to park on 92. they need to keep this road open in case of an emergency. they're asking you to drive down to ken yata road. you can see the congestion. northbound traffic moving near the airport. we received road that highway 17 out of santa cruz is backed up. here's steve. >> all right. thank you. >> cress sent city is the key. the first wave will be along crescent city. that's at 7:23. we'll nola will the more in the next 20 minutes. point ray, monitor rain and at the golden gate 8:08. crepes cent city -- crescent city is the key. 7:23 is the key. low tide is a positive. even if you get a two to four foot surge, the net effect would cancel each other out. point ray is two feet. point arena 2.4. wave forecast 3 own 3. with the low tide it may be like a high tide. temperatures 50s and 60s. mostly sunny. looks like a decent day. temperatures cooling off. we're in the 40s, end up with a lot of upper 50s. changes start tomorrow, an increase

about this one is we have a full moon when the moon is the closest to the earth. >> the last so-called super- moon that took place was in 1993. it won't happen again until november 14th of 2016. >> students lined up today in san francisco to protect themselves against whooping cough. a free vaccination clinic was held at roosevelt middle school. a new state law says every 7th through 12th grader must get a whooping cough shot beginning this fall. students without it or an exemption will not be allowed to be in school. >> it is good to protect from that because california is still in the middle of a whooping cough epidemic. there were 10 infant deaths last year. >> clinic organizers told ktvu this afternoon 200 students showed up for today's event. >>> bay area police and firefighters today shaved their heads to raise money for children with cancer. the second annual event at the foundation took place at childrens' hospital oakland. officers got shaved as a sign of solidarity with kids currently undergoing chemotherapy. >> when you compare yourself for what the kids are going through it

the moon will be at perigy, the point where the moon is closest to earth. the full moon appears 30% brighter and 40% bigger than normal. the celestial event happens about every ten years. can you see the full moon when it rises tomorrow at 7:38. can, weather permitting. >>> film crews are wrapping up the shooting of a movie. scenes are being shot in observing leaned's old -- oakland's old amtrak station. it is played by clive owen and nicole kidman. it takes place in 1930 spain but almost all of it is being shot here in the bay area. the filming is taking place in livermore next month. >>> we watched it lighten up a little wit asset rolled through. still bringing us some moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms. giving you a look at storm tracker 2, where we are watching that line again, the time lapse showing you over the last few hours how it just continues. and if we give you the very latest, moderate to heavy rain coming through. this is going to move through and bring us heavy to moderate rain. if we track this here for you, looks likes 12:37, kupertin

now, let's take you to half moon bay where one of our journalists is there. and, apparently, gas stations starting to get busy. >> eric, i'm here at a chevron station after money street in half moon bay. and the atmosphere here is a little bit of one of panic. there's a line going all the way out to highway 1 for people to try to get gas. i talked to a few residents and they say they're heeding the warnings and packing up and heading out. >> how many cars in line? >> one point all the way to the highway so i'd say about 15 deep. that appears to be dissipating now but the general consensus is they're going to heed the warning, fill the car with gas and head up the hill. >> you're a surfer so you have a historical perspective of coastal waves. when you have a 3 feet surge, to what extent are you concerned? >> about half the size of a human. but what's interesting when the last tsunami hit it fell from the chilean earthquake. i went to santa cruz harbor. that was on a saturday. i witnessed six different surges come from that harbor. they were gauged to be about

tonight's full moon is called a super moon. it will appear 30% larger and brighter. it's when the moon is at its possible point of orbit around the earth, 212,000 miles away. someone interested in that is leigh glaser. >> leigh: we're trying to get through the cold front pushing its way -- making its presence known across the bay area. you can see where the heaviest precipitation is and where we're starting to ease off. most of the bay in the east bay. we uhad a lightning strike between summit road and morganil, right in this area. so those of you in the south bay could be hearing a little thunder, seeing the lightning. check out the heavy rain, santa cruz, los gatos and it has been from san jose points south where most of the heavy rain and wind has been. but you can start to see some of it clearing or easing up a bit as we head towards the golden gate bridge. san francisco, another batch of rain starting to move back in, too. but the actual frontal band is just right near ocean beach and will continue to slide towards the east in the next hour or so. winds are up.

>> yes, i'm in half moon bay.ide of highway 1 by the beach. >> what was it like when these evacuation orders were being issued? was it calm through the area? >> well, at first, i -- it was just my family like getting all the family members up and then as we started getting out, we started noticing the neighbors were coming out as well and as time passed by, we just saw police officers passing by the neighborhoods and the town and just cars passing by and actually, we were going to stop for gas, but it's jammed at the gas station. so pretty busy. >> people trying to get some gas to head out of town, get out of those low-lying areas. low-lying areas west of highway 1 being evacuated. thank you, lily, for joining us over the phone this morning as well as james reid who works here, the executive producer of "eye on the bay." >> yeah. out and about and trying to get to high land. it is 5:35. we have more on the disaster we have been following all morning long coming up. >> that earthquake, this is what it looked like,

el granada, half moon bay, pacifica. upper 35 is really backed up all the way down to the bottom of the hill. you can see cars once they get to higher ground are pulling over to the side of the road. obviously it's safe there. but, you know, chp is on scene providing traffic control because of the connecticut con. we are seeing just a sea of -- because of the congestion. we are seeing a sea of cars. we can see lots of red on the maps so indicating slow speeds. 280 showing yellow so once you get out of 92 over to 280 along the peninsula, there are delays there, as well. so avoid the area if you can. from christin ayers's live shot, roberts road near crespie, that's very high up there but there is congestion through there. i have had some phone calls from neighbors and friends asking about highway 1. highway 1 is open but again extra busy. skyline has delays, as well. bart later on 7:00 to 9:00 there is a possibility they may shut down trains because of the tsunami warning. right now, though, all trains are on time so far

half moon bay four, 3-10 degrees warmer. we're starting at a higher base which means more records will fall. 49 in napa. 46 in half moon bay, look at san francisco, mountain view, los gatos and antioch, low to mid-50s and rest of us in the 50s. our destination, look there is more asterisks on the map today. we'll have 70 half moon bay and then upper 70s around richmond and clearlake and low to mid-80s for the rest of us. we could see records an the monterey bay and inland, exception would be monterey at 74. watch out for the pollen, it will be high today. very high amounts of tree pollen. accu width seven-day forecast, cooler breeze starts tomorrow but notice how windy it gets saturday and sunday. we'll have winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour. best day to be at the beach probably today and tomorrow. >> good morning. "h" train commuters crying foul because we have a big delay, 30-40 minutes. signal problem between lake trip and tracy. a downed power pole is closed between geary and california. truck fire eastbound 580 past

you've got a super moon out there, super moon fans. [ light laughter ] did you see the super moon, byight laughter ] it was a giant moon. it was a crazy moon. >> no way. >> jimmy: yeah. this past weekend. super moon, google it. >> outside? >> jimmy: outdoors, yes. [ laughter ] >> no, i'm saying like -- you for real? >> jimmy: it's a real deal thing. it's a crazy thing. >> so the moon was like -- >> jimmy: it was bigger than normal and it was brighter than normal, and e.t. flew over it in a bicycle. [ laughter ] >> i did e.t. >> jimmy: look at this. you're singing on this with all these little kids. i think this is so cool of you to do this. are you a singer? >> well, i used to sing back in the day. back in high school, i was in the choir. >> jimmy: were you really? >> i was. you know, my teammates call me montell jordan. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: montell jordan? "this is how we do it?" ♪ this is how we do it this is how we do it ♪ >> jimmy: do you give a little? do you know any? no? do you know any? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> i don't know how to do it. ♪ >> jimmy: how about y

to be able to see the moon with the showers. cloudy skies expected tomorrow night. right now continuing to see spotty, heavy cells pushing through the bay area, towards sacramento and snow flying in the sierra. it's been coming down hard. it will be lighter as we head into tomorrow. if you want to make a break, tomorrow is a good time to do it. sunday, another very powerful storm impacting the bay area. it will push into the sierra by the afternoon, bringing 2 feet of snow in the higher elevations on sunday. for tomorrow morning a few light showers. by the troon they pick up. we will see pockets of heavy rain through the coast line. a stream of more moderate cells here. overnight hours that's when things get hairy. winds pick up. the rain picks up. at midnight, moderate rain low the norm bay continuing into morning. 5:00 a.m., moderate rain bay area wide. by 7:00, a band of very heavy rain pushes in. gusty winds as well. winds as high as 60 miles per hour. continuing into 9:00, fast moving storm, heavy rain, 11:00. and drier con

mas de siete horas en este refugieron decidieron irse a su casa 53:00 jose gutierrez/vive en half moon26 no le da miedo que siga la advertencia de tsunami? no por que? si ya nos toca nos vamos pa' el otro lado 46:31 otros vinieron a esta area solo a ver si podian ver lo que era un tsunami...fuer on pocos los que lograron notar diferencias. 32:23 al ver que se va iendo para atras como que le causa a uno poquito nervio 32:29 varios negocios cerca a la playa se mantuvieron cerrados y tambien se limito la circulacion de carros en la autopista 1 en el sector de granada, que colinda con el mar.... jenniffer vive alejada de la costa en la montana de san bruno, pero aun asi salio a monitorear la situacion...dudaba sobre si ir a trabajar... jeniffer flores/vive en daly city 3:24 estamos un poquito cerca del mar y tengo mucho miedo que vaya a pasar algo a cualquier momento, no sabe uno que vaya a pasar 3:33 aunque las olas y su fuerza no pasaron a mayores en este zona, las autoridades le pedian a la gente mantenerse informada pues las replicas de un movimiento telurico pueden transformar subitam

tonight's full moon is expected to be bigger and brighter than usual. it's going to actually appear 14% larger and 30% brighter, because the moon will be about 17,000 miles closer than normal, resulting in the closest and biggest full moon since 1993. if weather permits, and that is the clincher, folks in the bay area should be able to see the supermoon just after sunset tonight. but from what jim has described, could be doubtful. >>> a teenager girl is safe this morning after she was able to break free from a stranger she says grabbed her. it happened thursday, near a mcdonald's in union city. the 16-year-old said she was walking home from school when a man tried to drag her off the sidewalk away from the road. she broke free, by elbowing the man in the stomach. here is a sketch of the suspect from police. he was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, black jeans, and white tennis shoes, running toward the union city bart station. >>> stanford university submit add proposal for research and engineering campus in new york. the university is focusi

killer slate is that half moon bay. >> gabe: what is going on? i am at half moon bay high school. it is closed for today. there's an evacuation center the (5:30 a.m. there's a lot of people, turned a people, serving coffee, food, i've seen a lot of pets. basically people learn half moon bay close to the beach, the curse, they can appear to the high school. talking to people le mal the feeling is they woke up, some of the news, panicked. they wanted to be saved and said the story. all of this type pleasanton hundred feet of evaluation. i can see the cuts it is less than a half mile away. >> darya: the the concern they don't want people to panic but if they're concerned, it is three by the water. that is someone place at that high school and there's no school today. are these people concerned about flooding? now that this in the prediction of the size of the waves are they still concerned? >> gabe: people seem confused rain now. i don't think they have the access to the media. i get the feeling they woke up, they saw cnn, kron4, made a decision to go to the high school. this is abou

highs today 70 at half moon bay. low to mid-80s around the bay. even into our inland neighborhoods where we'll hit upper 80s. more record high temperatures will tumble. gilroy at 86. pollen, grass, moderate amounts and weeds not anything to talk. about windy conditions, saturday with a chance of a shower once again. temperatures 10-20 degrees cooler than today. good morning, sue. >> good morning. so far, is on good. no major stalls or accidents to report. mass transit for you, no delays reported at all on bart, caltrain, muni but i will tell you if you are planning to take a cable car this morning, one has been shut down to improvements and they are using a shuttle bus to get through. san mateo bridge, in problems. bay bridge, westbound, we had an earlier stall, oversized vehicle. metering lights are off westbound into san francisco. >>> police around the bay area neighborhood for hours, still ahead, why homeowners this armed door-to-door search is a welcome sight. >>> residents could suffer because of budget cuts. >> do you have a search you want

many in half moon bay are evacuated from their homes today. many are still out, have been all morning. cars lined up at a chevron station on main street to fill up before leaving. they have received warnings before. destructive pictures from japan encourage them to pack up. >> we had a warning a year ago and i think most of us ignored it -- exactly a year ago. everyone seeing what's going on in japan. extremely sad and trying to make more precaution in sitting out. >> pillar point near half moon bay was also evacuated. it sits on the coast near princeton by the sea where officials have asked people to go to higher ground. >> the let in the front came and knocked on our door and said there was an earthquake in japan and they might be expecting this. around 8:00 we're getin' out and going back to manpika. >> and this is a time lapse of the search in half moon bay over the last few hours. let's take a look as the water starts to come in and then rushing back out you can see the water levels rising but clearly significant over the course of a few

many in half moon bay are evacuated from their homes today. many are still out, have been all morning. cars lined up at a chevron station on main street to fill up before leaving. they have received warnings before. destructive pictures from japan encourage them to pack up. >> we had a warning a year ago and i think most of us ignored it -- exactly a year ago. everyone seeing what's going on in japan. extremely sad and trying to make more precaution in sitting out. >> pillar point near half moon bay was also evacuated. it sits on the coast near princeton by the sea where officials have asked people to go to higher ground. >> the let in the front came and knocked on our door and said there was an earthquake in japan and they might be expecting this. around 8:00 we're getin' out and going back to manpika. >> and this is a time lapse of the search in half moon bay over the last few hours. let's take a look as the water starts to come in and then rushing back out you can see the water levels rising but clearly significant over the course of a few

jeanne moon the biggest in 20 years.ches that possible point in its orbit around the earth, it will appear 14% larger than usual. catch it while you can. we will have to wait until 20294 to be this close to the earth again. >> darya: 5:57 a.m. back with more a couple of minutes. are two big stories japan and the storm hitting the day. >> mark: the latest rate after the break. [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim.

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the moon even a little green today. 97% full.will be at its fullest state on saturday when it is alluded to as a super moon. 14% larger than it has been in the past 18 years. but we won't see it. right now a line of showers passing through the north bay wanting to take a nose dive in towards san francisco but that's nothing even though we have some pretty moderate rain. tonight with scattered showers temperatures into the 40s and 50s. we have got a bigger system upstream heading this way so as you leave the house for your morning commute you will be wet in the north bay and around the coast then everybody gets wet during our friday. look at our pinpoint forecast. and where you see the shades of yellow, that is the front as it slices out of the north bay towards the eastern portion of our district in towards san jose. by lunch hour. when you note the areas of pink that is snowfall. we will see a little bit of a dusting in the highest peaks around the bay area by saturday morning. snow level 3000 feet. the winds out of the south. n

full moon during a paragy which is when the moon is the closest to the earth. >>> the last super moon took place in 1993. it won't happen again until november 14, 2016. >> well, we are on storm watch. as we have been telling you our meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the storms right now. he will have your full forecast for the rest of your weekend coming up. [ music ] go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. [ music ] >> a powerful storm moving into the bay area right now. it is all reflected on the radar with the yellows and reds. increase in coverage over the passed two hours. here is look right now at live stormtracker 2 radar. you can see all of the coverage. the focus in the south bay but still some reports up in the north bay. see all of the yellows and reds showing up. as we come in tighter there, we could be talking about scattered thunderstorms imbedded in this fairly unstable flow. close to

with a full moon phase. so-called supermoon will look about 14% bigger and 30% brighter than normal. the science center is hosting a free telescope viewing tonight from 7:30 to 10:30. the best time to see the supermoon is just after sunset. that is, of course, if we get a break in the clouds. nick, it's -- >> grimace, yeah. not looking great. lots of clouds. lots of wind tonight. we'll take a look at the seven-day again. >> t

>> human landing object moon? we don't have a target date because that at present that is not one of the missions that i think is essential for us to be >> so if i'm clear on this, scientific instruments. plans to have any human space activity on the moon. >> i have no plans that i have brought forth to the congress or anyone. that does not say what is going on inside the agency does not include human lunar missions. we're developing a lunar rover right now that would completely do away with any need for has been tats on the surface of the moon. so we are always looking at where we can go in the future. that's a part of being prepared >> my time has expired. thank you for your assistance. >> thank you. if you're short of people you want to send to the moon, i've got several that we can volunteer for you. next, the gentlelady and one of my very favorites from california ms. woolsie for three minutes. five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. last week, i had the privilege of attending a conference on the subject of