that meant we could go to the moon.e could chance a mission of that duration if not longer to change people's perspective. >> they said it would be about a two-week flight we had to make sure people were able to function in that respect. >> 14 day mission has shown us that man indeed adapts to the space environment the additional data allow us to commit men to a data allow us to commit men to a lunar mission. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choo any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and sll pay the mid-size price. now this...will work. [ ale announcer ] just like you, business pro. just like you. go naonal. go like a pro. >> everybody knew a lunar mission was extremely dangerous under taking. a man died on a launch pad during a dress rehearsal. they were helpless to save him. >> friday january 27, '19 #

>> the moon is essentially gray. >> we came in to earth-rise and we were shocked, dumb founded to see the earth. we had not seen it before, we were not briefed so there was a scramble if cameras. >> on christmas eve while orbit ing this picture was photographed and this shot has become one of the most reproduced photographs of space in history. >> it was the on thing in space that had color everything else was black and white and the earth was blue with white clouds and we were a long way from home and it was christmas and it was quite a moment. bill anders said it best we came to the moon and what got our interest was the earth. >> i vaguely regular that. i will take the credit. >> many of those who have been in space, there are no boundaries between the countries. >> you have more of a true perspective of our existence on earth because you look back at the earth how small it is and how you can cover it up with your thumb and you realize, we were so fortunate to have a body that was in the proper position from the s

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that meant we could go to the moon.e could chance a mission of that duration if not longer to change people's perspective. >> they said it would be about a two-week flight we had to make sure people were able to function in that respect. >> 14 day mission has shown us that man indeed adapts to the space environment the additional data allow us to commit men to a lunar mission. >> everybody knew a lunar mission was extremely dangerous under taking. a man died on a launch pad during a dress rehearsal. they were helpless to save him. >> friday january 27, '19 # # 6 they enter conducted a preflight test. test conductors were about ready to pick up the camera the instrument showed an unexplained rise in the oxygen flow into the safety. about 6 seconds later the voice of ed white came over the intercom. >> we have a fire in the cockpit. >> a fire in the cockpit. >> they were inside a spacecraft in pure oxygen. that's a recipe for disaster. all they needed was a spark and they got one. >> from a piece of exposed uninsulated wi

i said and poppy walked on the moon. he lived on the moon. is way out in the heavens where god lives and i kept trying to -- maybe something will -- she remembers that. and then she closed -- she, poppy, i didn't know you went to heaven. >> we leave as we came and god willing, we shall return. we're safe and home for all mankind. ford c-max hybrid. when you're carrying a lot of weight, c-max has a nice little trait, you see, c-max helps you load your freight, with its foot-activated lift gate. but that's not all you'll see, cause c-max also beats prius v, with better mpg. say hi to the all-new 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. >> neil: speaker john boehner is about to leave the capital headed for the white house to have a private meeting with the president. this did not long possible more than a couple of hours ago. speaker boehner said i'm looking for spending cuts from the president, i'm not getting them so i'm out of here. he's heading back to ohio but the president called him to the white house to hash things out and see where things stand as

what do you do on the moon? >> oh, there is so much to do on the moon. it's largely unexplored.e looked at a very small amount of the surface of the moon. so almost any rock you turn over on the surface is bound to be some new and wonderful discovery. so the kind of science that can be done if there is a way to get people there on a more frequent basis, or for them to spend more time there, or get more researchers there, that's a boon to science of the likes we've never seen before. so this really would be a great way to jump-start exploration of the moon. >> pretty amazing. what type of training would take place to get people ready for something like this? just like what the astronauts go through? >> yes, just like what the astronauts go through. it's a long-term mission in that, you know, it's easily a week or so to do this. and you're in zero gravity or near zero gravity for that. you have to get used to living and working inside a space suit. you have to get used to the idea of being in a craft that is going from the earth to the moon. you have to get used to the idea of act

or any individual. >> from many anythings, scientists know the we moon is rich for tapping. >> the moon'sof resources range from water to platinum and other exotic elements of economic value and are there if huge quantities. >> helium which does not exist sufficiently on earth is plentiful on earth and be returned for nuclear fusion which lebanons little radioactive waste and they will adapt capsules in development. annex astronaut says the big heard early is finding the investors. >> everyone will want proof that it will work and it will not be a disaster. because this is the commercial venture, the entire process would be marketed so, who knows, the next man on the moon could be wearing a nike sign on a space suit or maybe a nascar we flag. >>neil: doesn't get better than that, doug. >> this is not possible in fought if the first pioneers, the hero whose got the space program up and running. hard to imagine but 40 years since we were there. >> ever attempted to leave him there? >> of course. lots of time. >> they better not be fighting. >> they had to be good to me. absolutely. >>neil:

when it should have been moon shattering news. clearly this, this moment is when america stepped back from greatness. oh, let's see, what's the best way to send the rescu rescue-- russ keyes a message. a tense u.s. security council meeting, no, you light up the goddamn moon way nuclear haloso bright kruschev can read pravda at midnight. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: oh, and what milk toast nancy pants pussied out on our nuclear lunar program? eisenhower. sure, ike beat the nazis but what about the moon nazies? oh, they don't exist? that's just what moon hitler wants you to believe. instead, instead we chose lunar appeasement. and it is just emboldened the moon. i swear last week that thing was half the size. this nation, i say this nation must nuke the moon before it can acquire nuclear weapons of its own. and don't think it isn't trying because we know it is teamed up with fundamentalist islam. (laughter) folks, if you ask me, you shouldn't be asking me because i ask the questions around here. this is tip of the hat, wag of t

moon's parents were poor, and he uses his humble roots to appeal to the common people. >> moon's staff made this tv commercial. he's at home relaxing. his down-to-earth behavior is to show ordinary people he's one of them. >> translator: moon has revealed aspects of his private life for the first time as a presidential candidate. we're emphasizing his warm heart, simplicity and common tough touch. >> he says bak is responsible for the grow wealth gap. >> translator: bak's government has done one good thing for the people. park comes from the same party and wants to be president. she must account for the government government's incompetence. >> both want ups the young and undecided. >> park and moon have also fought over voters who backed independent candidate who resigned before the campaign began and asked his supporters to stroet for moon. most of them are in their 20s and 30s. analysts say a high turnout would favor moon and a low one would favor park. about 40 million people are eligible to cast a vote, and how many do that could determine who will win. anna jung, nhk world, seoul.

we have haven't used the moon.shed a station as in antarctica on the moon. >> to study nausea? >> to study space. there is so much out there we don't know. heavenly body. different from earth. there are industries. everything out there we can discover. we retreated. there is also simply the majesty of it. i think if you don't, if you live in the age, and you don't glory to space travel, or to the magnificence of leaving footprint on celestial body you don't deserve to live in the age. you should be living in the middle ages traveling by mule. >> john: i am with you. watching walter cronkite covering the space race that led me to this business. when you have so many pressing interests at home is it worth it to spend money to go to mars? >> that was the argument made in kennedy's time. more post officeerty and race problems. a society always has intrinsic problems. the idea we'll wait until it's utopian one, before we venture to space is ridiculous. kennedy understood it. he infused a generation with all of that enth

," marking the moon walk. with the heros that risked everything to venture into the unknown. never before heard stories airing tomorrow, right here only on the fox news channel. we'll be right back. >> i was strolling on the moon one day ♪ ♪ in a merry, merry month of may ♪ when much to my surprise ♪ a pair of eyes ♪. >> that is neat way to travel. that's double miles you can actually use... sadly, their brother's white christmas just got "blacked out." [ brother ] but it's the family party! really jingles your bells, doesn't it? my gift to you! the capital one venture card! for any flight, any time! that's double miles you can actually use! how illuminating. what's in your wallet? let me guess, am on the naughty list again? ho ho ho! and you learned something along the way. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take ni

moon's parents were poor and he uses his humble roots to appeal to the common people. ♪ moon's staffade this tv commercial. he's at home, relaxing. his behavior supports to show ordinary people he's one of them. >> translator: moon has revealed aspects of his private life for the first time as a presidential candidate. we're emphasizing his warm heart, simplicity and common touch. he's proce . >> moon backe's government that hat done one thing good for the government. >> reporter: both candidates strive to influence the young. nhk world, seoul. >> reporter: park and moon have also fought over voters who have backed independent candidate suh. he resigned before the official campaign even began and asked his supporters to vote for moon. most of them are in their 20s and 30s. analysts say a high turnout would favor moon and low one would favor park. about 40 million people are eligible to cast their vote, and how many do that could determine who will win. gene? >> all right, thanks for that, anna. nhk world's anna jung in seoul. >>> a u.s. politician who helped nurture the alliance with

two nasa spacecraft will crash into the service of the moon.t is the planned end to the mission to look at the gravitational field. >> the moon as it has never been seen before. the images making up this video were taken by the space laboratories. the size of a small washing machine, they started mapping the gravitational field in tandem. they think the moon has a shallow or cross than expected, the result of asteroids and comets impacts. this could provide a better understanding about how moons and other planets evolved. running low on fuel, nasa took a decision to hasten the spacecraft. alone, they would have been slowly drawn toward the moon surface and eventually crashing in. say there is a seven and 1 million chance they could have come down on one of the apollo landings. they said the spacecraft on a more direct course towards the lunar surface. the point of collision, a nun named mountain near the moon's north pole. traveling at 6000 kph, it will be destroyed on impact. the area will be in shadow meaning there will be no images of the cr

the month and year man walalked his last steps on the moon. it's weird. four decades ago it seemed like nothing we couldn't do and today looking at the fiscal charade in washington, nothing we can do. >> welcome, i'm neil cavuto and 40 years after man left the lunar surface, politicians barely scratching the surface. >> 20 years after the astronauts made the impossible, possible. finger pointing spend thrifts who make the possible, impossible. how did we go from reaching for the srs to reaching t the other guy's throats. the astronauts who went to the moon and here for yourself, a jaw dropping special, it's a rare tv first in which we were granted unprecedented access to never before seen footage and exclusive interviews with the men who got usthere. i don't want to give away the entire special, i do want to give you this little tidbit from it. that i think speaks volumes today. heroes who didn't see themselves as heroes at all. >>ou'reot thinking about what goes wrong, worry is a wasted emotion, it clouds clear thiing that is abluly needed when something

plan to explode a nuclear bomb on the moon. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in the situation room. >>> we begin with huge confrontations shaping up between president obama and republicans involving the most important decisions the president needs to make in his second term. >> we're now a month away from the so called fiscal cliff. a drastic combination of mandatory spending cuts and tax hikes that could plunge the united states back into a recession. while there are plenty of hard w0rds from both sides, some terms of a possible zeal are making the rounds. kate bolduan has been following the back and fourth. >> don't get too excited about that, there's only one way to avoid the fiscal cliff. spending cuts and tax hikes. house republicans and president obama need to strike a deal on reducing the national debt. they have soundly rejected a white house offer that included $1.6 trillion in revenue, $400 billion in medicare and other entitlement savings, as well a

she squared off with moon on a number of issues. they say powerful business blogs are taking market share away from small and medium size firms. park argued south korea needs to do more to build trust with north korea. her father was president too so she understands some of the difficulties she'll face. we have more on that. >> reporter: this victory is thanks to the enthusiasm of people who want to raise their living standard. the name recognition helped her win a neck and neck race with moon of the opposition democratic united party. a key pointed issue in the election was narrowing the countries grueling growth divide. they are getting the benefit of the country's economic growth. >> translator: i hope miss park will fulfill her campaign pledge. i want her to raise that class up from the bottom. >> reporter: park has promised voters she will work to narrow the gap between the rich and poor. another major issue on her plate is north korea. a long range missile was test launched last week despite protests. park said shes p's prepar

the last person to see the moon's craters up close and personal. >> ♪ i was stroeling on the moon onein a merry, merry of month of -- december. >> may, may. ♪ much to my surprise a pair of eyes, -- >> this is a neat way to travel. [ female announcer ] food, meet flavor. flavor, meet food. it's time for swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female announcer ] get recipes at flavorboost.com. bill: we now have a verdict for a bus driver on trial for manslaughter. it will be revealed this morning although the verdict was reached yesterday because a juror had to leave the courthouse for a doctor's appointment. the accident from last march killed 15 people outside of new york city. prosecutors saying the accident was caused by the bus driver rather not having enough sleep before getting behind the wheel. the driver says he was cut off by a truck and forced to veer off the road. we await that verdict. martha: all right. we are waiting for john boehner at the top of the hour as the speaker and the presi

get ready to pack for the moon. aid workers in the philippines are still trying to rescue people trapped in the flood waters days after a typhoon. more than 500 people are known to have died. close to 400 are still missing. makeshift evacuation centers are overflowing with people. more than 300,000 have left their homes. the country's president flew into the southern island and bore the brunt of the storm. >> a life turned upside down. in the schools that have now become evacuation centers, the people cannot quite take and the enormity of what happened. their reliance on government and aid agencies for basic supplies. >> we are hoping to get financial assistance. and rice. people have nothing to eat. >> buildings are damage, many beyond repair. votes and barges have been destroyed. even banana trees have not inspired. they were the main source of income for many people here. >> i want to account for those were still alive, if they still are, to reach them as soon as possible. i want to know why this tragedy happened

joining me is one of 24 we'll to have flown to the moon.joins me from ever oh beach, florida. when you hear it's been 40 years season our last footsteps on the moon, how do you define those years? >> if i think about it being 40 years ago that tells me how old i am today. i was half my age when i flew. >> do you think -- how would you describe these past 40 years. we have made great strides. would you have liked to have seen us go back more often? >> i have mixed feelings about that. i'm not sure that we would really accomplish a lot more by going back to the moon. there are other thing we need to do. but i think people have to understand that the space program is a very, very long-term program. we are talking hundreds and thousands of years to get where we need to go. and the apollo program was a first small step in giving us the capability to do that sort of thing. it's been 40 years since the apollo program and we have take and step backwards. but i think human nature being what it is, the time will come when people will realize that goi

when neil armstrong walked on the moon, united airlines took reservations for the first trip to the moon. i called. i got a reservation. i said do you still have that list? are you kidding? it was just a stunt. this is absurd. >> see, this is it. you really wanted to get to the moon, didn't you? >> i don't want to go to mars. >> i am still angry. when i went to the doctor to get my stitches, i got five in my lip, they put me in a straight jacket and told me i was going to the moon, a little boy in the 1970s. >> that is really cruel. >> were you in an elevator? >> it was scare yes, sir than that. scarier than that. >> jedediah, this will happen in the future, maybe in terms of inflation. $500,000 is not going to be that much to go to mars. >> what will be enticing on the moon? i have to know what is there. >> you mean mars. >> mars interests me less than the moon. the moon is romantic. >> full of cheese. >> i have been reading about that in romance novels. i will go with the moon. mars, what is there? what is the lure? >> i don't know what the lure of mars is. it is not good up there. >>

. -- the moon. aid workers in the southern philippines are trying to rescue people trapped in the mud and fled after a powerful typhoon. more than 500 are known to have died. close to four hundred are missing. evacuation centers are overflowing with people. more than 300 thousands have lost their homes. the country's president flew into an island and that survivors. the widespread damage and those trying to pick up the pieces. >> a life turned upside down. in the schools that have become the evacuation centers, they cannot take in the enormity of what has happened. they are reliant for the most basic supplies. >> we are hoping to get financial assistance. almost all the people have nothing to eat. >> their homes are damaged. many beyond repair. bridges have been destroyed. even the banana trees have not been scared. they were the main source of income for many. the philippine president came to see the extent of the devastation and promised to learn lessons from the disaster. >> i want to account for

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

when they say we have been to the moon already have to say my father's generation went to the moon. we have not. that generation is passed. queenie to real be -- rebuild people. there is this opportunity to provide opportunity for real hardware in flight experience for which there is no substitute. the building of capabilities, none of that is possible without hands-on expertise. i thought my colleague really nailed that one. >> the gentle lady yield back her time. i think that was a very good question that he asked. i am sorry that was not put to the president of the united states before. the funds we need it and were requested were turned down. this time i recognize mr. simpson for five minutes. >> nasa was created in reaction to the launching of sputnik 1. nasa is focused on putting humans into space on arguably the most exciting facet of the agency. mission oriented space programs have been the prism through which we judge the agency. mission orientation excited a group students to go in to stem education and got as a generation of scientists and engineers. the space shuttle fle

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we have a little breeze five miles per hour napa six hayward and half moon bay, five san jose, threee the temperatures about what it feels like outside. system moving north ripped apart by area of high pressure dominating. high clouds and sun today, hang out noon in the upper 40s, low 50s most of the afternoon heavier coat for the evening as we drop foot upper 30s to mid 40s. dry tuesday through thursday. watch out for frost every morning. >>> it is very light. 580 traffic from the altamont pass tocu'l 680, 18 minutes. speeds are fine. golden gate bridge next very light it has been that way all morning just a few headlights coming into san francisco, good time to hit the deck, dry, no fog. bay bridge toll, cars streaming in to cross the toll and pay their money and get into san francisco, traffic very light, wondering if they are going to need the metering lights. >> easy to report this morning. >>> next, video that contains new terror threat against u.s. ambassadors and soldiers in yemen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace ♪ >>> a band gets a special request and helps lift spirits of former p

google, how far is earth to the moon? the moon is 238,900 miles...great moment had come." 3, 2, 1... [ giggling ] >> only 2,000. sgood: and now a page from our sunday morning almanac. december 30, 1695, 317 years ago today. the day the world lost a visionary of mathematics. for that was the day the english inventor sir samuel moreland died at age 70. among other things moreland created a so-called multiplying instrument regarded by some as the very first calculating machine. of course, these devices have multiplied many times over since then, both in number and in size. by the mid 1950s, i.b.m.'s huge main frame computers were the industry standard. >> characteristically they had slow information input and output performance, but their computing power was the marvel of the 1950s. >> reporter: the '60s gave us the hand-held calculator. and in 1981, i.b.m. introduced its first personal computer. it could fit on a desktop and was chock full of state-of-the-art features. >> a high resolution printer. the option for graphics and the new standard i.b.m. ke

we should attempt a return to the surface of the moon first. as previously planned. i just have to say pretty bluntly here, we have been there before. buzz has been there. >>> bottom of the hour and let's get you caught up on the headlines. dallas cowboys' defensive lineman joshua brent arrested and charged in the death of a teammate, jerry brown, junior. brown was killed in a car crash. police say brent was speeding and driving while intoxicated. >>> a suspect in the deadly terror attack in ben benghazi arrested in egypt. he is the alleged ringleader of an egyptian terrorist net, would. and tomorrower south african president nelson mandela has been admitted to a military hospital. he is undergoing -- undergoing medical tests. they say there is, quote, no cause for alarm. >>> new jobs numbers are out for november. the jobless rate is dropping to 7.7%. that is the lowest rate in four years. sounds good, right? well some analysts say the number can be misleading. joining us now is kyle harrington, founder of harrington capital management. >> how

the moon and probably earth as well, more fiercely bomb warded by space debris announcing the moon isock marked and crust just ta miles thick. sounds thick but it's thinner than scientists thought. nasa presented findings in a san francisco meeting of the american geo physical union. ebb and flow will continue to study the [oi moon until they crash into the surface of the moon this month. >> well, let's go outside and take a look at the sky. >> it's breaking up a little bit. sandhya patel is live.b3g4Ñ >> hi dan and cheryl. i have live doppler 7 to keep me head of the storm. it's dry out here, bewe do have low level moisture in the wake of the storm. so we're going to see some fog tonight into tomorrow morning commute. as look towards the bay you can see clouds starting to break up a little bit. checking out live doppler 7 hd still watching showers. veryf0zkykccppsÑÑi sunny day as head turning milder this weekend. here is a look at satellite radar. you can see a cold front came through and is now on the way out. high pressure building in. you can know what this means for your weekend

rainfall totals up to .32 in half moon bay. tenth of an inch and moffett field and few hundredths in other locations. we did get a little wet weather out of it. we are dry, clear and chilly. 38 degrees in santa rosa and 42 at napa and dropping 43 in concord. you can see it's going to be quite chilly as we hit overnight lows. cold and frosty, mostly sunny tomorrow. chance of showers on friday. a little wet weather coming our way again. 32 in santa rosa. 33 in napa. just barely above freezing at cloverdale, livermore. many locations we'll see lows in the 30s. 42 in oakland and 38 at half moon bay. bundle up. satellite and radar composite image shows the cold front that brought us the cold air and now the big chill. coastal watch is still in effect. we have two more days of this. tomorrow and friday, reaching 7.2 feet. and 7 feet on friday morning and then things start to normalize a bit. we don't have major rain storms on top of the high tides. high temperatures tomorrow, mainly in the low to mid 50s much like today. a little chi

after the moon, this loonie after the moon, this loonie stuff?music] ♪ - ♪ she stands in ♪ the face of evil ♪ and will not ♪ lose hope or faith ♪ america ♪ the land of freedom ♪ is still the home ♪ of the brave ♪ so raise the banner - ♪ raise the banner - ♪ called ol' glory - ♪ called ol' glory - ♪ let us join ♪ our fellow man - ♪ our fellow man - ♪ history ♪ will write the story ♪ america - ♪ america - ♪ will always stand ♪ history ♪ will write the story ♪ america ♪ will always stand ♪ we go! we're gonna make some juice! woman: it's gonna be good! she's excited. little bit of kale. please don't put this online. woman: i'm putting it all over the line! it's wet. it needs something. no, it'll go. woman: don't break my juicer! looks good. you ready to try i woman: come on, baby! announcer: challenge your kids to be active and eat healthy. it's ok. it's ok! all right! announcer: they might surprise you. she took another sip. you saw it? announcer: search "we can" for more ideas on how you and your kids can get healthy together. neil: what the govern

the last man to walk on the moon.unprecedented access to rare footage you'll never, ever see and have not seen anywhere else, exclusive interviews with more of the surviving men that walked on the moon than has ever been featured anywhere, and they had this and put this to take with us because these guys care. they care not only about when we were great and what's happened to us since, but they wanted to remind us before they leave this special planet that it's in us to be great. no, we can't all be astronauts, but what they are saying, even to this once chunky kid who turned into a very chunky adult who wanted to be an astronaut, but ha a head and body too big to fit in a helmet and capsule, that we have in our dna to be great. i hope you watch it, have your kids watch it, and your grandchildren. for those not even around the last time we were there, i hope you take the time to remember how great we were. it's in us to do it again. sunday, 9 p.m., "fly me to the moon," i think you'll enjoy the trip. meanwhile, no pla

the moon out there. to the right of the moon -- you can't see it in this shot -- but there's the planet jupiter. looks like a bright yellow star. and near that is the eye of the bull, 65 light years away. let's see. concord, 39 degrees. oakland, 44. livermore, 39. sfo, 46. santa rosa, 39. surf's up. surf will be crashing to about 20 feet, building on a swell out of the northwest. that also means strong rift currents. that high surf advisory is posted through saturday night. a few showers late friday but not much. clearing by saturday afternoon. here's where it's all coming from, this low pressure, along the pacific northwest. it's going to stall as it gets close to the bay area. tomorrow we might squeeze out a few showers. wouldn't amount to much, one way or the other. look for a not terribly sunny day tomorrow but essentially dry. a model of what the atmosphere should do over the next 24 hours, watch. you can see the showers approach but they never quite make it here. that low is just hanging off shore

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livermore, 51 in oakland and san jose, san mateo out toward half moon bay.t going to be a coastal foggy vent or a valley foggy vent. fog event. sfo, you might face delays, but keep it in mind. tomorrow afternoon's highs we are looking at 59 in cloverdale and half moon bay and san mateo on the peninsula, san francisco 60 and oakland and san jose all 62 degrees. you will see bright, sunny skies for the afternoon. the fog will lift, and around the monterey bay, 62 degrees for you in morgan hill. it is a big day. the raiders are taking on the broncos tomorrow. sunset at 4:50. at 5:20 we will see the temperature drop to 58 and down to 54 as the game gets underway. it looks dry right now and fabulous. we are looking at a dry forecast for football. as we check out the accu-weather seven-day forecast it is looking bright and sunnier day by day. the temperatures will come up a little milder. low to mid60s and then we will keep it even milder heading into early next week. a steady pattern through wednesday. i think it is safe to wash those cars. but once again make su

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