yeah, oh, new moon or full moon. when i say full moon, you're right. new moon would have the same effect, that's right. so the time of a new or a full moon, twice a month. yeah. do you guys be knowing what a blue moon is? this is not physics, a blue moon. i found out just two years ago what a blue moon is, once in a blue moon. how many people know what a blue moon is? one, but i tell you-- if i told you, i would rob you of years later finding out what a blue moon is. you say, "hey, son of a gun, that's what a blue moon is? "how about that? "hey, man that's pretty-- i'll never forget that." but if i tell you in class, you forget it, right? see if you can find out from lee or someone else. "hey, what do you mean by a blue moon honey?" what's a blue moon? is it really blue? the answer begins with a "n." all right, ends with an "n" and with the o. try it. yeah, okay guys. but see if you can find out what a blue moon is, not physics. kind of interesting. question? yeah, what's a harvest moon? check that out too. here's your earth gang. we stand at the surfa

i've sold flags that have gone to the moon, moon dust, spacesuits, and i've never seen anything like like an old hiking boot or skiing boot and it's attached to this crazy concoction down here. it has these strange-looking coils on the side. there's actually a plug here in the back. it's really heavy. i think it weighs about 15 pounds. chris thinks this was a prototype. it certainly seems handmade. hi, it's elyse. i call the history detectives office to see if they can find anything in the westinghouse archives. meanwhile, i want to look for anything resembling chris's gravity boots in the history of space flight. before we could go to the moon, scientists needed to know how weightlessness would affect an astronaut. they started their test with animals. the soviet union launched laika the dog into orbit on november 3, 1957. the soviet rockets were experiencing a 50% failure rate in 1961, when they launched the world's first manned mission into orbit. cosmonaut yuri gagarin beat the odds. he said he loved the feeling of zero-g. "everything is floating. everything is floating! beautifu

sang-moon bae for par at 18 after he ran by his third a bit. so the four guys are in and there's not a lot of playoff success there when you look at the records. jim furyk has been involved in the most playoffs, but he's won three. the rest of the guys, obviously sang-moon bae, this is his first playoff. garrigus is 0 for 2 and luke donald is 0 for 2. any feelings as you look at this four-man playoff? >> well, i would think if robert garrigus or sang-moon bae can get the ball in the fairway at 18, i think they will have an advantage because they'll be playing a much shorter second shot up that hill. we saw garrigus hit a mammoth drive in regulation. the second shot was from about 120 yards, he was able to put a wedge in close and make a birdie. if it goes beyond 18 and it gets to the snake pit and 16, it could get interesting. >> this four-man playoff could have been bigger. it could have been six guys. as you take a look at some of the guys that missed the playoff, scott piercy posted a 62 more than four hours ago, but in the end that 12-under

sang-moon bae for par at 18 after he ran by his third a bit. so the four guys are in and there's not a lot of playoff success there when you look at the records. jim furyk has been involved in the most playoffs, but he's won three. the rest of the guys, obviously sang-moon bae, this is his first playoff. garrigus is 0 for 2 and luke donald is 0 for 2. any feelings as you look at this four-man playoff? >> well, i would think if robert garrigus or sang-moon bae can get the ball in the fairway at 18, i think they will have an advantage because they'll be playing a much shorter second shot up that hill. we saw garrigus hit a mammoth drive in regulation. the second shot was from about 120 yards, he was able to put a wedge in close and make a birdie. if it goes beyond 18 and it gets to the snake pit and 16, it could get interesting. >> this four-man playoff could have been bigger. it could have been six guys. as you take a look at some of the guys that missed the playoff, scott piercy posted a 62 more than four hours ago, but in the end that 12-under

it rose on the moon because they're moving around the moon, all right? when you do that, stuff comes up that don't belong, that's not supposed to come up, all right? what else happened in the 1960s? people dreamed about tomorrow. you didn't have to go long, folks old enough in here to remember, you go a week at most, there's an article in "life" magazine and "time" magazine talking about the look of tomorrow, the home of tomorrow, transportation of tomorrow. notice we never got the flying cars? okay, i'm angry about that, but nonetheless, we were dreaming. we were imagining a tomorrow, and who would enable that tomorrow but scientists and technology gists and engineers. they are the enablers of tomorrow's dreams. that was understood in that decade. we actually had an innovation decade. what do you think the world fair was all about right here in fleshing meadow? it was about tomorrow. 1964, we're on the way to the moon in 1964. the gemini program is testing pieces of the moon voyage, one by one, each mission more ambitious than the next. 1964 was all abo

program was to put a man on the moon. this was how the last u.s. astronaut expressed their hopes for the future. >> we shall return with peace and hope for all mankind. >> 40 years later, the reasons for returning to the moon are rather different. >> the countdown has started for a space mission unlike anything ever attempted. >> the internet giant, google, has joined with the lunarexprise foundation in offering $20 million for the first non-governmental team to land and operate an explorer on the moon by 2015. china has embarked on its own moon mission, and so has india. they have their eyes on the mineral resources. studies indicate there are rich reserves of minerals on the moon, including iron and titanium. the key to japan's lunar program lies in robotics. the plan is to build an unmanned base by 2020 at the earliest, so that robots can start exploring. however, the robots will operate in an environment totally different from earth's. to simulate the moon's surface of rock and fine sand, the initial tests were done o

" space program was to put a man on the moon. this was how the last u.s. astronaut expressed their homes for the future. 40 years later, the reasons for returning to the moon are rather different. >> the countdown has started for a space mission unlike anything ever attempted. >> reporter: the internet giant, google, has joined with the lunar foundation in offering $20,000 for the first nongovernmental team to land and operate an explorer on the moon by 2015. china has embarked on its own moon mission and so has india. they have their eyes on the mineral resources. studies indicate there are rich reserves of minerals on the moon including iron and titanium. the key to japan's lunar program lies in robotics. the plan is to build an unmanned base by 2020 at the earliest, so that robots can start exploring. however, the robots will operate in an environment totally different from earth's. to simulate the moon's surface of rock and fine sand, the initial tests were done on similar terrain. the sand dunes of hamamatsu. this robot has

space program was to put a man on the moon. this was how the last u.s. astronaut expressed their hopes for the future. >> we shall return with peace and hope for all mankind. >> reporter: 40 years later, the reasons for returning to the moon are rather different. >> the countdown has started for a space mission unlike anything ever attempted. >> the internet giant google has joined with the lunar x prize foundation in offering $20 million for the first nongovernmental team to land and operate and explore on the moon by 2015. china has embarked on its own moon mission, and so has india. they have their eyes on the mineral resources. studies indicate there are rich reserves of minerals on the moon, including iron and titanium. the key to japan's lunar program lies in robotics. the plan is to build an unmanned base by 2020 at the earliest so that robots can start exploring. however, the robots will operate in an environment totally different from earth's. to simulate the moon's surface of rock and fine sands, the initial tests wer

he wants to leapfrog the moon. let's set 10,000 people out of work force ready to create the ship who are ready to go. he said we have been to the moon, let's go to mars. that is a longer baseline. we do not have the rocket. the budget has been reduced. let's do a background check on the technology we need and the rocket design. the budget will come back up presumably but that is from a president to be named later. he is talking about going in the 2030's. where is obama going to beat on 2035? that is -- he will be on the beaches. that is where i would be of i were him. we need these directives that the president does not even matter. the other projects such as that, the interstate system. it does not matter what president we have. we have the roads. we love our cars. we have roads. it is a matter of who owns this adventure. is that we the people or some leader who comes in and out? everyone is saying kennedy is a leader and he inspired us. we were at war. we remember his beautiful words, put a man on the moon and d

this one is about the moon. mabel and maureen. the moon regrets it's father's avd vise, take the night shift. [laughter]. each evening he dressed his forehead in linseed oil and drying powerhouse the expansion of reflection. it's difficult to get shut eye the hours before how the sunshines and how dollar is no curtain wide enough to screen it's rays. he takes out his bag lunching mouthfuls of apple juice and pb and j. on his watchdog garts. diners are darkened, empty much we are not open for you, moon they seem to say. and so said the cart vendors the waitresses like mabel and maureen. how mabel and lauereen stroll indeed full skirted prichled merrily the moon lit evening arms in other men's arms. this next one is, the next 2, which are my last 2 are something about passing. among us. in the sunken spring as in winter and fall and every season that our teak of spring with souro and jubulation are fragile hearts are as children grabbing drink tumblers spilld and milky. teach finger tips reaches for the stars and night clouds hopefu

you don't get closer to the moon than that.ewel was venus. 65 billion miles away. the moon is only 250,000 miles away. tonight 60° our high temperature. and look at the high temperatures in the middle part of the country. a little brief chill in and around us, even with the temperatures and sort of feels cool. this will end up being the mildest march of all-time in weather records in washington. and even so our temperature may feel chilly but it's close to average. and we have this one cold night and that's the reason for the freeze warning. and that clear air off the coast. and the pattern for the jet stream well to our north. over the night and the low temperatures in the futurecast. nothing in the way of cloudiness, and you folks in hagersto hagerstown, and the temperatures will be dropping into the mid-20s. there could be a bit of damage here and there. and not much you can do, no one has planted thereto -- their tomatoes. and this march is running 11° above average and then clouds on wednesday. and as you head out, bundle

every time the moon came through the gab, they did massive construction for it. so you know it was the time and you know there was somebody pacing up there just checking whatever watch he had, looking at that gap and thinking, i hope this is the day. and it was the day. we stood there and waited and he said first light, we all looked and we couldn't see it. he had a better eye, he had been watching this much longer than us. but then we started to see the glow. and then the orb of the moon rose into this narrow gap between two twin towers looking north into the rocky mountains. and as that happened, i turned around and as the south -- and i see out of the rocky mountains, i could see a gap where the piedro river flows south and through that gap i could see the desert of northern new mexico and just over the horizon, just about 120 miles away, is chaco canyon, the largest anastazi site in the southwest, just over the horizon. and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two

half moon bay, same temperature as it was 24 hours ago. 32 in fairfield, mid to upper 30s around san francisco -- santa rosa, napa, mountain view, los gatos, half moon bay low to mid 40s everywhere else. san francisco 48°. storm track still to the north sliding south and notice here moving more towards the east than it is to the north. that cold front is going to get here and bring changes in the forecast that's tomorrow. today mid to upper 60s along the coast, san francisco, san mateo, everybody else in the low to mid 70s. with that cold front drawing near more clouds just enough lift in the atmosphere for sprinkles tomorrow and sunday nothing to change plans over a chance of rain monday and the best chance of measurable rain, tuesday, wednesday, thursday cooler tomorrow through thursday. issues with the bay bridge earlier this week because of the winds. >> no wind advisories this morning there was construct going on golden gate bridge it has been cleared -- we see traffic moving nicely crews have moved on couple lanes southbound at this point one lane northbound that will probably

in order to try and what further up and standing about what makes up the moon and what the moon actually is and perhaps whether we could settle on the moon i'll certainly be here another giant leap for mankind ever what about our current missions i mean how do they fit into this new strategy well one of the strategies aims is to decommission the international space station now the i assess has been on the go since the late ninety's and it has funding but until twenty twenty we are hearing that you know they could run on slightly longer than twenty twenty perhaps even to twenty twenty eight carrying out the fantastic scientific experiments and exploration it has been doing for all those years. however well it is going to be an old piece of kit really buying up time and it will be replacing now what they're looking to replace it with of course is brand new technology and one of the the new plans that are is in place is to build a next generation of spacecraft unmanned spacecraft that will be able to travel further and retrieve more data than anything we have at the moment now all of this o

. >>> look at that moon is right. it is thursday, march 8th. we are looking at the full moon right now. temperatures are really pretty nice out there. you could get outside easily probably without a real heavy coat today. we'll check in with tucker in a second. i'm sarah simmons i'm will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. i don't know what it is about full moons but i feel like they're bad luck, watch out, look over your shoulder. >> weird stuff happens. >> would you say it is weird weatherwise? >> air right. it is very unusual. we'll have high temperatures in the 70s later today. the average daytime high is 53 degrees. how about 20 degrees above normal. >> may be tied to the full moon. >> could be. >> you never know. >> never know. let's get to the numbers and give you the forecast real quick. otherwise, i get in trouble. >> all right. go. 54 at reagan national. you mentioned you don't need a jacket. maybe just a light jacket. you could probably sport the shorts later today. ocean steerks 51 this morning and 53 in hagerstown. we are nowher

low to mid 60s with mid to upper 50s around half moon bay and san francisco. pollen high as would you expect today and the next couple of days. coolest weather tomorrow, small chance of rain tonight. >>> good morning. looking clear at the bay bridge toll plaza, no delays. there is an injury crash westbound 24 near highway 13 on the shoulder traffic still moving nicely. no major problems in the east bay. of course, there's still that fog advisory for the golden gate bridge, there's pretty thick fog as you make the ride on 101 through novato and santa rosa. we'll go to the waze traffic app to show you the ride in the north bay. we had a commuter report some thick fog as well on highway 37, so far no delays along that area. there's a commuter moving along at over 40 miles an hour on highway 37. you can have this traffic information available while you commute go to abc7news.com/ waze download it to your smartphone or iphone and have this gps and traffic info available to you when you need it. >>> our time is 4:41. >>> the a's hope for a move to san jose may have

bay, to the north and south of half moon bay.owards santa cruz county towards boulder creek, rain showers close in that area and also to the north of bonney dune. you probably noticed abincrease in the winds around the bay. those cold northwesterly winds and the latest observations, look at sfo, currently 43 miles per hour. oakland,29 miles per hour. first thing tomorrow morning, it will be chilly out there. partly cloudy skies, a chance of a shower and temperatures in the 30s. mid-30s all the way to the mid- 40s. so 35 in santa rosa, to 46 in san francisco. remember last night at this time we were tracking heavy rain pushing across the bay area? we still have this area of low pressure we have been dealing with all day today. it's going to remain in place for tomorrow, but gradually scoot out to the east. as a result, tomorrow will not be a washout. partly cloudy skies. we cannot rule out the chances of spotty showers with the cool air in place, especially that coupled with the winds. winds gusting to right around 30 miles per ho

and these are really the secret sauce of silver moon. >> the secret ingredients, right?exactly. >> so what do we have here? >> so this is a strawberry daiquiri. it's about half frozen right now, and we'll just do a little interim taste test here. >> it tastes good ta me. but besides a well-stocked liquor cabinet, sheri has another secret ingredient to her frozen treat: california- produced milk. she only uses premium milk with the high butterfat that is so rich and creamy you can taste it in every bite. and for that, she relies on the hundreds of dairy farms that call california home. one of those farms is the giacomazzi family dairy in hanford. for more than 100 years now, they've taken care of the land and the countless number of dairy cows they've had on the farm, all in an effort to supply healthy, wholesome milk to people across the nation. >> it is my responsibility as a dairy farmer to not only produce a very-high-quality product that has amazing nutritional value, but also to do it in a responsible way. animals as part of our family in addition to being part of o

things like the google moon base and google announcing it will open offices on the moon back in april2007 warning potential job applicants that due to the distances involved the moon offices would have shortages of soy lattes and oxygen. google writes it's an april fool's joke. on april 1, 2004, google announced a system with an unlimited storage that they called gmail and they said you can't fool us. unlimited e-mail for free? guys, that will never happen. >> we found out different. you can check your clock right now. it's ticking right now on an elite surf competition. >> it seems like time will probably run out. the window for the maverick's surf competition officially closes tomorrow unless a steady gust of wind hits half moon bay and it's looking like things will be the second year in a row without a contest. either way, they will be celebrating tomorrow with a festival benefiting the boys and girls' club. that starts at 9:00 in the morning with music, food and an awards ceremony. meteorologist christina loren is with us. >> rain or shine, christina, the event, yes, will go on. s

nasa shows off an impressed c condensed view of the moon's revolution. > a four-legged creditor is ait on the web for its > a four-legged creditor is a hit on the web for its impressive downhill skills. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. >>> today we begin with on the campaign trail. on the heels of primaries in mississippi and alabama, republican presidential candidates rick santorum and mitt romney are shifting their focus must farther looking looking to puerto rico this saturday. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this weekend we shift off the mainland to the island to focus on presidential politics. puerto rico cannot vote in the general election but they elect delegates to the convention and that is the focus right now. rick santorum has been campaigning there two days in a row. today will be his second day. and he talked about whether or not puerto rico should receive statehood. he said he will only push for that if it's something they want and if they make english the primary language there. he also emphasize

right now not a lot going on, we have rain at our coast, half moon bay, santa rosa, 45 minute delays at sfo due to the low ceilings we will be looking at this system to sweep out of the bay area quickly you can see a little activity to the north in clear lake, fog as well from santa rosa, half moon bay. 52 san francisco, 54 concord the numbers have deposited to the upper 40s in our north bay valleys showers, breezy and cooler today behind the front, rainy and raw this weekend, especially saturday morning, high temperatures in the mid 50s even cooler sunday. here's the weak front it continues to sag south and east bringing the chance of showers not only to the north bay and the coast, but a slight chance peninsula, south bay, by the next couple of hours you may see a few showers from the santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains and behind the system, we will see sunshine but not going to warm up like yesterday no more 70s. yesterday was the warmest day we'll see in some time. 60 fremont, 61 san jose, cloudy and breezy this afternoon chance of showers through the morning hours here and

starting off, with 50s in the north bay, 55 degrees and half moon bay.eeping us, clear. with spring- like temperatures. even the 70's. 72 degrees in the san jose. 73 in morgan hill. 64 degrees in half moon bay. to the north, 70's and the santa rosa. 69 in richmond. 70 and napa. if you're going to lake tahoe? plenty of sunshine with fresh powder. they will be in the 50's and then teens and 20s for the next couple of days. finally, a a look at your 7 day around the bay >>jacqueline: even warmer temperatures with a cooling trend on monday with a light chance of sprinkles on monday. cloudy but more sunshine on wednesday. temperatures will be rebounding. 9:52. >>marty: the young man and his that is with and try to lose weight. his online plea cause of viral. -goes mora. of viral (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... hone rings) that'a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! it's nice having use, isn't it? see backn my day, we didha

people are still talking about the moon. i want to show you these pictures.oon rising over los gatos. lovely evening to capture these photos. look at this shot. this is moon through a telescope. thank you for those photos. keep them coming. it could be any weather shot. temperatures in the 40s and we have high clouds moving into the north bay and low clouds and fog beginning to form near the coastline. cooler tomorrow. light showers on sunday. a wet pattern is setting up for next week. you are going to notice the difference here. first, the weakening of high pressure and we have a pair of cold fronts that are coming through this weekend. first one, not going to do a whole lot, it will cool us off as it strengthens the sea breeze and sends clouds our way. but the temperatures will be noticeably cooler. then on sunday, this will produce a few light showers. that sets the stage for big changes. next week looks soggy most of the workweek believe it or not. winter is coming back. chilly tonight and mid to upper 30s in the east bay and north bay valleys. we'll see

we're starting off with a full moon setting in the western sky. tyke this picture at 3:00 a.m., and the moon obscured a little bit by the high clouds giving sort of a fuzzy glow to the western horizon. that moon is now beginning to set and we're probably not going to see it much tonight because the temperatures with clouds will be getting pretty warm today sweeping in from the south and west. memphis, 65 degrees. there's a huge mild air mass from the mississippi river east. closer to us, we've had temperatures in the low to mid-50s in charles and prince williams, stafford and spotsylvania as well as fairfax, montgomery, prince george's county. all around the region, low and mid-50s, including the mountains. only a few locations there down in the 40s. we do have a few of these high clouds coming in over the moon, over the shenandoah valley, and into the mountains. we'll have them coming over us off and on through the day. here's your day planner for this thursday. we'll have our temperatures soaring to the 60s by noon and clouding up this afternoon

links of moon that pass. with years reflected in glass. the silver seams behind eyes. if you happen to find my love hidden in the openal of your memory, would you return my uncertainty? my last poem, i'd like to dedicate to all the people who have ever lost someone that they love. and as nancy said you get to a certain age and people start passing away. and it's kind of bizarre when you lose a parent and realize you are a member of some strange society where no one understands how you feel. i want to say this is something that i'd like to share. inheritance. you were stubborn until the end. i felt your spirit tremor in my hand, your fears gach. the hospital room was filled with ice witnesses that denied me the last thing imented from you to lay curled with you alone once more. to be a girl again and feel the balloon of your belly rise and fall. pat your cheeks soft as apcots. hear your breathing soothe me to sleep. that day i wrapped my arms around the shirt necessary your closet still hanging i felt them fill my grieve felt them hallow in your absence much the waling

right now, half moon bay up on california one, that's where we are finding the heavier rain. also up near san francisco. you may be dry but it's impacted by this downtown here as we head throughout the half hour. 280 is likely going to be a mess for the next couple of hours. also, highway 101 is going to be treacherous. up here in the north bay, we're finding pockets can of moderate to heavy rainfall impacting places like san rafael. let's take you to the sky network. what you're going to find in san francisco, it hasn't been picked up yet. we have the heavier rainfall on the way. that's going to make commuting very difficult tonight. let's bring you back to the east bay. this is where we're finding a few heavier pockets of rain as well. right near walnut creek, picking up on lightning being detected off to the west of alamo. impacting 680 in the next couple of hours. if you're headed to the sierra, the snow is going. the elevation is high at 6,000 feet but it's going to lower to 3500 feet where totals could be anywhere from one to two feet. numbers overall starting to drop o

people are still talking about the moon. i want to show you these pictures. over los gatos. lovely evening to capture these photos. look at this shot. this is moon through a telescope. thank you for those photos. keep them coming. it could be any weather shot. temperatures in the 40s and we have high clouds moving into the north bay and low clouds and fog beginning to form near the coastline. cooler tomorrow. light showers on sunday. a wet pattern is setting up for next week. you are going to notice the difference here. first, the weakening of high pressure and we have a pair of cold fronts that are coming through this weekend. first one, not going to do a whole lot, it will cool us off as it strengthens the sea breeze and sends clouds our way. but the temperatures will be noticeably cooler. then on sunday, this will produce a few light showers. that sets the stage for big changes. next week looks soggy most of the workweek believe it or not. winter is coming back. chilly tonight and mid to upper 30s in the east bay and north bay valleys. we'll see the fog an

a new theory blames the disaster on the moon.go through the process you will say it makes sense. >> gravitational pull. >> you are on to something there. it has to do with an ultrarare alignment between the earth, moon and sun. we do get that extra gravitational pull. you have heard of the supermoon. there was a super moon in january of 1912 a few months before the titanic sank. a series of events occurred after that time which may have set things into motion to cause the demise of the titanic. the super moon took place and the large gravitational pull caused increase in tides so the waves go up and down and that agitates the sea. when the waves break up things like an ice shelf would cause it to break off more. they knew there were icebergs floating during that spring and they didn't know why. that could result in unleashing old icebergs that could have gotten stuck. it could have brought the iceberg towards the titanic. >> that is a beautiful ship. the next mystery is during civil war. >> the mystery here is who was on board. t

those breezy winds allowing temperatures at half moon bay, 58 degrees.why numbers along the shoreline will climb into the mid and upper 60s in some spots. 67 in san francisco but elsewhere, we've got widespread 70s. 70 in oakland, 71 in concord and fremont. down by monterey, low to mid-70s. 74 in salinas, 68 in monterey. those breezes nothing compared to what we'll see monday and tuesday. and then warmer again at the end of the week. >> terry: thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 this evening. keep track of us on twitter, tubing bit facebook. have a great day. ♪ ♪ twinkle toes i think i found a soul ♪ ♪ to make me happily ever after ♪ ♪ i say i love you and i'll say it more ♪ ♪ my one and only ♪ oh i can't lose ♪ so don't stop doing what you do ♪ ♪ have i paid my dues just to be with you ♪ ♪ don't stop doing what you do ♪

a starry night with that full moon.row, sunny and warmer, at least for one more day and the extended forecast, it is soggy. it is cool. wait until you see that seven- day forecast. but tomorrow, 62 in pacifica to 73 in santa rosa. low 70s common. san jose at 72. average high is 66 degrees. there you have the weekend under mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain, but the rain is likely on monday. daily chances of rain and cooler temperatures all the way through thursday. that's the pinpoint forecast. dennis. >> that san francisco little league parade on saturday, so it looks like we'll escape the rain. >> no rain on your parade, dennis. >> thank you very much. >> get ready for a crunch time, ,,,,,,,, ght, they met again in the co >>> last sunday, stanford knocked cal out of a tie for the pack 12 championship. so tonight, they met again in the conference tournament. and bears coach, mike montgomery, knew one thing had to happen. >> what was their message to the team? >> play better. >> cal didn't get the memo in the firs

>> the jail's medical unit treats deputy moon.s a few bumps and scratches and is clearly shaken. douglas burden, who was in jail on allegations of drug violations and pled not guilty is moved immediately to a confinement unit and locked away for 23 hours a day. he is charged with battery on detention facility staff. burden again pleads not guilty and is awaiting psychological evaluation. burden's reason for the attack isn't certain. >> there was some reports that earlier in the day moon had disciplined burden and that he corrected something he was doing and told him not to do it again. but that happens every day in jail. it's not an unusual event. this is jail and there are dangerous people in this jail. >> but this time, these inmates, some accused of violent crimes, did something good. letters pour in for them from all over the world. >> you never seen inmates run to save an officer's life. we're in jail, committed a crime at one time or another. you know, we do have a heart, too. >> deputy moon has since retired. terrell carswe

yes, take a hook at that glorious moon. 6:15 this morning, about another hour of that glowing moon. if you're heading out the door grab your jacket. hey, glorious drive to work this mog. as we head throughout the morning temperatures on the cool side until about 10:00. then the warmth will kick in. temperatures in the 60s by noon today. we'll round out the day with 70s and an additional 5 degrees as we kick off friday. friday, 71 for today in morgan hill. 67 in pleasanton, across the bay, 67 degrees in san francisco, and we're looking pretty comfortable just about every day through sunday. but we're going to get more clouds and showers on sunday. if you are trying to make outdoor plans, a little bit warmer. then the pattern changes monday through wednesday, we've got a series of systems on the way to the bay area. the first will ride to the north on monday. maybe a stray somehow tear the north bay. then we all get rain, the greater bay area getting soaked. over the course of tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so a major pattern change. a roller coaster change for us in the bay area. l

secretary-general ban ki-moon delivered a message of fellowship. he spoke in new york on thursday at an event held to mourn victims. about 300 senior u.n. officials and u.n. ambassadors offered silent prayers. >> in fukushima i spoke about tsuna, our bonds of friendship. it also means international solidarity. united nations stands with japan just as japan has always stood by the united nations. >> japan's ambassador to the u.n. expressed gratitude for the support. he said japan will use lessons it learned through disasters to step up its contribution to countries around the world. >>> people in italy are also expressing support for japan. students from a city in italy that's seen its share of earthquakes have reached out to the japanese. with a musical performance. laquila was devastated by an earthquake three years ago. japan helped to reconstruct a music hall there. more than 200 people attended the event in rome. among them italian president giorgio napolitano and former prime minister lamberto dini. the students sang mozart's "gloria." ♪ >> tr

crystal clear outside to where you can see this moon.when i thought i had a cool view, take a look at this one. this is san carlos, just absolutely gorgeous. alex said he took this at 7:15. keep them coming. i would love to show your photos on the air. tonight we have clear skies except near the coast, few patches of fog that have formed. temperatures right now, ranging from 39 degrees in napa to 54 in oakland. it is going to be chilly again overnight. sunny and mild friday afternoon and wet pattern begins this weekend really sets up shop next week. here is the satellite and radar. it's a strong ridge that is in control of our weather. this ridge will provide us with another unseasonably mild day tomorrow. things are starting to change. this ridge of high pressure is going to weaken as we head into the next 24-48 hours. first front washes out on saturday. what it may do is produce a little drizzle but we're not expecting much out of it bringing a lot more cloud cover and more fog. then sunday next cold front brings us a slight chance of