so, nasa is over the moon tonight, just like the lab worker who found them. 20 vials, from the moon,. vacuum sealed in a glass jar container. the handwritten labels there, you can see, "apollo 11," rock dust. and that date, the 24th of july. now returned nearly 43 years later, and reminding us all of that moment on the moon. incredible. found in a storage closet. that is "world news" for this sunday night. i hope to see you first thing in the morning, filing in on "good morning america." and on the eve of this memorial day, a reminder of what this holiday stands for. a 7-year-old, paying his respects to our veterans in knoxville, tennessee. good night. >> ama: next at 6:00. a deadly accident involving a party bus. tonight, the crackdown on drinking and driving in the bay area. >> a series of power pole fires. what could be behind the problem. >>> the live doppler 7hd is clear now but rain could soon be on the way. what you can expect. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: a woman is dead and a man in critical condition tonight after a crash on 101. tonight police say alcohol may have

nasa is over the moon like the laboratory worker whose found them, 20 vials from the moon, 1969. sealed in a glass container. the hand written labels you can see, apollo 1 rock dust and the day july 24, now returned 43 years reminding us all of that moment on the moon. >> the woman found the dust while in the warehouse storage. >> the san jose sharks forced game seven in the playoffs against the sanity cup champion, los angeles kings playing at tank. the captain led the shacks scoring goals in the first and second period. the shacks held on to beat the kings 2-1. the semi finals is even at three each. the sharks head back to los angeles for a decisive game seven on tuesday night. >> latin american and caribbean culture took over the san francisco mission district yesterday. thousands enjoyed carnaval because of a last minute fundraising drive which was low on funds for the millions needed and with volunteers and private business donors stepped up and it was the 35th year for california's largest annual multicultural event. >> the sun was up and this morning, it is a bit cooler as

but a super moon. camera caught these pictures in livermore tonight as the moon shown at full size. the super moon comes within 90% of the closest range to earth. tonight's appearance is 17,000 miles closer than usual and it's the first super moon of the year. an even closer moon is expected in june but it'll happen at about 4:30 in the morning. >>> it's been mild out there, it's going to continue mild right through the weekend with a chance of showers toward the end. the weather system staying to the north of us. you kind of see the green. a few sprinkles. that activity is going to work it way south as we head into monday and into tuesday. here's how it goes with forecast overnight lows down into the 40s. even some 30s in the cool spots these are the current temperatures. you had 54 in santa rosa, 50 in nevato. tomorrow a lot like today with the patchy coastal fog. temperatures almost exactly like what we saw today. upper 60s all in that range. what you have today you have again tomorrow. memorial day

it's called a super moon. take a look. it's a full moon at its closest point to earth for the month. about 17,000 miles closer than average. also, mercury, venus and jupiter will all align over the next few nights. that tight grouping of the planets won't be seen again until 2026. >>> next at 6:00, thousands of bay area scouts are paying tribute to fallen soldiers this morning. kira klapper has a live report from golden gate national cemetery. >>> a quest to crack down on crime in 8txtes0p >>> good saturday morning, everyone. it's 6:00 a.m. thanks for joining us. i'm katie marzullo. we start you off with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. >> this is emeryville, once again chilly temperatures. 45 near los gatos. mid

but a super moon.a ktvu camera caught these pictures in livermore tonight as the moon shown at full size. the super moon comes within 90% of the closest range to earth. tonight's appearance is 17,000 miles closer than usual and it's the first super moon of the year. an even closer moon is expected in june but it'll happen at about 4:30 in the morning. >>> it's been mild out there, it's going to continue mild right through the weekend with a chance of showers toward the end. the weather system staying to the north of us. you kind of see the green. a few sprinkles. that activity is going to work it way south as we head into monday and into tuesday. here's how it goes with forecast overnight lows down into the 40s. even some 30s in the cool spots these are the current temperatures. you had 54 in santa rosa, 50 in nevato. tomorrow a lot like today with the patchy coastal fog. temperatures almost exactly like what we saw today. upper 60s all in that range. what you have today you have again tomorrow. memori

been fascinated by the moon.ost a quarter million miles away, admiring it from a distance until that summer night. july 16th, 1969 the historic mission to the moon. >> 10, 9, ignition sequence start. >> apolo 11 lifts off from cape caw and a cape canaveral with neil armstrong and buzz aldren. >> one small step for man and one giant step foreman kind. >> he lifted the american flag. and armstrong thought landing on the moon and not walking on it was far more challenging. but he also did something else. he collected 852 pounds of lunar dust and rock and now more than 40 years later another small step and giant find in a california storage closet. some of the lunar dust is gathering dust. samples were sent to 150 labs and thought to be sent back to nasa. so nasa is over the moon like the lab worker who found them. 20 vials from the moon from 1969. vacuum sealed in a glass jar container. the handwritten label is there, apolo 11 rock dust and the date, 24th of july. now returned nearly 43 years later and reminding us

aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon, believes that we now need to focus on mars and not the moons the next frontier. in his new book "mission to mars," aldrin makes the case for why he feels marsz travmars tra is so important. >> smars by far the most habitable location in the solar system of the earth. it has a day that's a little bit longer than our 24 hours and seasons. it's a little further away, and it's elliptical in its orbit. so being further away, it's a little cooler. the poles have ice and cash dock. the atmosphere is pretty thin. it's about the kind of pressure that we have at 100,000 feet. so you do need a spice space suit. i think it will be a monumental change when we become a two-planet system. >> how confident are you that we can move forward in direction -- in a direction that would support your dream? >> we're starting out in a weakened condition. if anybody thinks about trying to compete with other countries, we've got an inferior program to start with. and that's not too good considering what we did in "apollo 17." we had a rover, we were outside the spacecra

been fascinated by the moon.ost a quarter million miles away, admiring it from a distance until that summer night. july 16th, 1969 the historic mission to the moon. >> 10, 9, ignition sequence start. >> apolo 11 lifts off from cape caw and a cape canaveral with neil armstrong and buzz aldren. >> one small step for man and one giant step foreman kind. >> he lifted the american flag. and armstrong thought landing on the moon and not walking on it was far more challenging. but he also did something else. he collected 852 pounds of lunar dust and rock and now more than 40 years later another small step and giant find in a california storage closet. some of the lunar dust is gathering dust. samples were sent to 150 labs and thought to be sent back to nasa. so nasa is over the moon like the lab worker who found them. 20 vials from the moon from 1969. vacuum sealed in a glass jar container. the handwritten label is there, apolo 11 rock dust and the date, 24th of july. now returned nearly 43 years later and reminding us

nasa is over the moon tonight just like the lab worker who found them. 20 vials from the moon from 1969in a glass jar container at lawrence berkeley lab. the handwritten labels there, you can see "apollo 11" rock dust, 24th of july. now returned more than 43 years later and reminding us all of the moment on the moon. david muir, abc news, new york. >> imagine being that lady going. what? >> that is pretty cool. and here is what i think is pretty interesting. nobody opened the vials. they're vacuum sealed. first thing i would do is open them. wait, what? really? no. >> oops. nasa, got your stuff. it is all poisoned. there you go. >> hey, hey. >> there is one giant leap for muller kind. >> hey. you are going to bring back lunar rocks. when you go? >> too tall to be an astronaut. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing >>> making news in america this morning, wild, deadly weather. >> from flash flooding in texas, where hundreds of rescue calls related in dozen of people being brought to safety in boats, to snow measured in feet. millions are hoping for a better end to their

now, right now, look at 40's, 49 in napa and santa rosa and 48 in novato and 45 at half moon bay and 49 in los gatos and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 50's until antioch at 61. now, the day planner, the next 12 hours we are starting off calm and cool and mid-40's to mid-50's. by noon, 60 at the coast and 81 inland and 63 at the coast to 88 inland, by 7:00, 56 at coast to 81 inland. three day forecast, the heat peaks tomorrow and it starts to taper at the coast on sunday and that moves across the bay to our inland neighborhood on monday. eric and kristen? >> it is 4:39. the baby wasn't breathing. >> a bay area police officer is being called a hero and what he did that helped sin a -- helped save a baby's life. >> i sure do love this lady. i have tears in my eyes. she is family to me. >> a woman abandoned as a baby reunited with the bay area woman who saved her but there is still another woman she hopes to meet. >> special reunion that brought 49er >> covering cupertino, concord, wine country, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> officials say a tornado that touched down ne

theat arrive is the un secretary-general ban ki-moon. so far, the russian leader has shown no sign of abandoning bashar al-assad. the will not sacrifice such a vital strategic partnership no matter what international pressure is applied. >> nobody visit you. list oflong waiting politicians. it means you're policy is right. so that means the russian foreign policy in the middle east, in the case of syria, is absolutely reasonable. >> the russians are really opposed to any armed intervention by the west in syria. they fear if extremists gain the upper hand there, it would destabilize their own volatile borders in the north caucuses. there might only be a low-level contacts -- conflict right now in dagestan, but it could ignite into an all-out war if syria descends into anarchy. they're also worried about using their only naval foothold in the mediterranean, a syrian port. a russian fleet of warships is about to move through the suez canal to take up station in the sea for the first time since the -- cold war. action doeslomatic vladimir pu

that's when the moon is actually closest to earth in proximity. some people call it a flower moon, tonight we'll call it a supermoon and ask you, can you see it because for the most part we have mostly cloudy skies. due to the return of a very aggressive marine layer. good evening everyone, this is the scene right now looking out on the kpix 5 studios tolts bay bridge where we can actually see a hint of the supermoon. it's a 100% full waxing beginnous moon. currently san francisco is 52 degrees. mid 50s tohe south in san jose. today's highs anywhere from the 50s at the beaches to 75 degrees in santa rosa which is one degree below normal for this time of year. but meanwhile we should be 77 in livermore. instead 69. instead mid 60s in san jose. it was in the upper 60s 234 valet toe through the bay. tonight overnight into the 40s continue to blow. e winds will not as hard as they are right now at 38-mile-per-hour wind gusts, instead they'll begin to relax 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight cool and breezy. tomorrow a great start because of the really

half moon bay at 112. the census count includes those living in streets, encampments, and cars and recreational vehicles. >> so many are talking this morning: angelina jolie admitted she underwent a preventive double mastectomy and writes about it today in the "new york times" saying her doctors said she had an 87 percent risk of break cancer after being tested and it dropped to 5 percent after the mastectomy. her mother died from ovarian cancer. she started the process in beyond and has undergone reconstructive surgery and commends her partner if his support and writes "we knew this was the right thing to do for our family and it would bring us closer. it has." stay with us at 6:30 and katie marzullo will tell us about the test that reveals her high risk for breast cancer and "good morning america" will have more at 7:00 a.m. >> now, a bit of cloud cover but not so extensive as yesterday morning. >> mike if. >> the cloud cover is holing the east bay shoreline right now as you head into the east bay hills

check out half moon bay. gusts at 30. we have a 23-mile-per-hour wind gust in mountain view, and in the north bay, winds dying down. napa, southwest at 10-mile-per-hour. beautiful shot, high definition camera, embarcadero. highs today down as much as 20 degrees in some spots. santa rosa, the high was 64. 71 in redwood city, and livermore, 71. right now the temperature change, 24 hours ago, down 13, down 15, livermore, and another beautiful shot from the sutro cam looking down on the city. we have mainly 60s across much of the bay area. 59 in half moon bay. high definition east bay cam showing clouds filtering in. here is a look at our forecast highlights. we grol with showers tonight. slight chance. better chance tomorrow, and then it looks like temperatures will begin to warm as we head through the latter part of the work week. here's the low sitting just off the coast. the wrap-around moisture. as we look at our forecast animation, 11:00, it will start to pull back off the cost, and by 5:00 tomorrow morning, maybe few l

cool 48 in half moon bay. 57 in santa cruz. you can see visibility is still good right now. santa rosa, 60 degrees. 69 in livermore and 63 in los gatos. here is a look what is coming. we are basically looking at the fire danger to remain high in the north bay hills. red flag warnings are going beginning at midnight until 3:00 p.m. saturday afternoon. a few showers are possible on sunday. not enough to wash out your plans but i thought i would warn you. tomorrow morning, a wide range of temperatures. will hang on to some of the mild conditions tomorrow morning. 50s and 60 but patchy fog and 45 degrees in the morning in half moon bay. saturday morning, starting out fine, doesn't look like any problems but watch what happens as we head into sunday. this area of low pressure starts to back off towards the west and fog really begins to develop. cloud cover, could even see a few drops around here sunday morning and again later on sunday afternoon. much cooler weather is coming as we head into your monday as well as the flow. the wind flow is more off the ocean. it's bringing the c

it was a meteor hitting the moon at 56,000 mires per hour. scientists say it's the biggest explosion they have seen since they started monitoring the moon for mid-you'roids eight years ago. >> here's our weekend forecast. >> the weekend forecast looks terrific. so if you have any plans tomorrow, bay-to-breakes, amgen tour, going to the park or head off to walk the dog, it's going to be beautiful. the live doppler 7hd showing you some changes happening. we're starting to seen see a return of patchy fogs. you can see the golden gate bridge, looking out towards the marin head left-hand sides. it's glorious. 62 in san francisco, 60s for oakland, mountain view, san jose, 57. check out the view. you can see the sun is getting ready to come down. sunset not until later tonight. if you're stepping out for dinner or just out for a night out on the up to, temperatures -- out on the town, temperatures are comfortable. accept rose -- santa rosa, 79. golden gate bridge, sunny skies and here's the forecast. patchy fog in the morning. expecting even warmer

check out half moon bay, gusts of 31 miles an hour.ll be those strong wind speeds tomorrow that will actually help to drop temperatures down as much as 20 degrees in some locations by tomorrow afternoon. tonight, low clouds and fog return. sharp drop in temperatures for your sunday and then a chance of showers setting up for next week. radar, satellite composite, some of the isolated showers that developed earlier in this evening. some of those rotating back towards the west. here the bang of fog. some of that moisture will move over the bay area by tomorrow afternoon as well as on monday. overnight lows, hop's in the north bay, mid to low 50s near the coast where the fog will sit. here is the setup. low pressure to the east of us. it's rotating back towards the west. as it does, any moisture could fire up around the sierra with isolated showers, maybe a thunderstorm developing by tomorrow afternoon. this is 5:00. then as this low starts to go back over the coast. moisture by 5:00 a.m. monday could possibly reach the bay area. we will

check out half moon bay. gusts at 30. we have a 23-mile-per-hour wind gust in mountain view, and in the north bay, winds dying down. napa, southwest at 10-mile-per-hour. beautiful shot, high definition camera, embarcadero. highs today down as much as 20 degrees in some spots. santa rosa, the high was 64. 71 in redwood city, and livermore, 71. right now the temperature change, 24 hours ago, down 13, down 15, livermore, and another beautiful shot from the sutro cam looking down on the city. we have mainly 60s across much of the bay area. 59 in half moon bay. high definition east bay cam showing clouds filtering in. here is a look at our forecast highlights. we grol with showers tonight. slight chance. better chance tomorrow, and then it looks like temperatures will begin to warm as we head through the latter part of the work week. here's the low sitting just off the coast. the wrap-around moisture. as we look at our forecast animation, 11:00, it will start to pull back off the cost, and by 5:00 tomorrow morning, maybe few l

cool 48 in half moon bay. 57 in santa cruz. you can see visibility is still good right now.ta rosa, 60 degrees. 69 in livermore and 63 in los gatos. here is a look what is coming. we are basically looking at the fire danger to remain high in the north bay hills. red flag warnings are going beginning at midnight until 3:00 p.m. saturday afternoon. a few showers are possible on sunday. not enough to wash out your plans but i thought i would warn you. tomorrow morning, a wide range of temperatures. will hang on to some of the mild conditions tomorrow morning. 50s and 60 but patchy fog and 45 degrees in the morning in half moon bay. saturday morning, starting out fine, doesn't look like any problems but watch what happens as we head into sunday. this area of low pressure starts to back off towards the west and fog really begins to develop. cloud cover, could even see a few drops around here sunday morning and again later on sunday afternoon. much cooler weather is coming as we head into your monday as well as the flow. the wind flow is more off the ocean. it's bringing the coole

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

it was a meteor hitting the moon at 56,000 mires per hour. scientists say it's the biggest explosion they have seen since they started monitoring the moon for mid-you'roids eight years ago. >> here's our weekend forecast. >> the weekend forecast looks terrific. so if you have any plans tomorrow, bay-to-breakes, amgen tour, going to the park or head off to walk the dog, it's going to be beautiful. the live doppler 7hd showing you some changes happening. we're starting to seen see a return of patchy fogs. you can see the golden gate bridge, looking out towards the marin head left-hand sides. it's glorious. 62 in san francisco, 60s for oakland, mountain view, san jose, 57. check out the view. you can see the sun is getting ready to come down. sunset not until later tonight. if you're stepping out for dinner or just out for a night out on the up to, temperatures -- out on the town, temperatures are comfortable. accept rose -- santa rosa, 79. golden gate bridge, sunny skies and here's the forecast. patchy fog in the morning. expecting even warmer

nasa scientists said as the meteor hitting the moon at a speed of 56,000 miles an hour.t explosion they've scene since they started monitoring the moon eight years ago. >> a grizzly bear caught on tape in alaska inside and out. a photographer set up his camera to shoot bears for a documentary. sure enough the curious bear walked into the frame. and looks at it and tries to eat it. the animal's antics provide an impossible look of a live grizzly bear's mouth. yum. >> too close to comfort. >> we take the temperatures close to 90 degrees tomorrow. we'll be in the 90s by the time we get to monday. we're seeing signs of fog along the san mateo, santa cruz coastline right now. you can see it here. it started swarming right around couple of hours ago. we will be seeing the fog first thing in the morning. as you look at the transamerica pyramid from looking at the financial district. things are looking fine. visibility is fine. san francisco, 57 degrees. 61, oakland. san jose, 51 degrees. you can see the camera shaking but a beautiful view of san francisco and the bay bridge. it

cool 48 in half moon bay. 57 in santa cruz. you can see visibility is still good right now. santa rosa, 60 degrees. 69 in livermore and 63 in los gatos. here is a look what is coming. we are basically looking at the fire danger to remain high in the north bay hills. red flag warnings are going beginning at midnight until 3:00 p.m. saturday afternoon. a few showers are possible on sunday. not enough to wash out your plans but i thought i would warn you. tomorrow morning, a wide range of temperatures. will hang on to some of the mild conditions tomorrow morning. 50s and 60 but patchy fog and 45 degrees in the morning in half moon bay. saturday morning, starting out fine, doesn't look like any problems but as we happens as we head into sunday. this area of low pressure starts to back off towards the west and fog really begins to develop. cloud cover, could even see a few drops around here sunday morning and again later on sunday afternoon. much cooler weather is coming as we head into your monday as well as the flow. the wind flow is more off the ocean. it's bringing the cooler

half moon bay.in santa cruz. mid-60s in tahoe for the afternoon high in the northern sierra. as soon as tonight we could see the possibility of thunderstorms in the southern sierra. 78 with a north wind and 50 miles an hour around the delta. 64 near livermore, near 90 degrees. forecast highlights, clear skies for the most part. if you are on the coast you do have the fog and visibility down to nothing. sunny and cooler today, as much as ten degrees cooler but ten degrees above normal. we'll get through the seasonal averages and we are cooler with the fog is. 7 degrees cooler in half moon bay. cooler around hayward and san jose by a degree or so. we're looking at the winds today that continued to be quite gusty above a thousand feet to about 4:00 in the afternoon. elsewhere, not bad but still out of northeast. then we will be switching to the southwest as an area of low pressure begins to drift across the state. we'll get a southerly surge with the fog later today. take a look at all that green. that

. >>> the moon takes the biggest hit ever recorded. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for monday, may 20th. >>> good morning. i'm richard lui. powerful storms just tore through the nation's heartland overnight and at least one fatality. oklahoma was one of the hardest hit where a state of emergency has been declared. more now from nbc's jay gray in oklahoma city. >> reporter: violent weather ripped across much of the midwest over the weekend. storms lining up and lighting up the radar. spawning dozens of tornadoes. the most vicious hit sunday was in shawnee, oklahoma. where a twister splintered this neighborhood several blocks, completely wiped away. the trail of debris stretches across several states now. homes and businesses ripped apart. >> no sooner had we gotten in the basement than we saw heavy wind and heavy rain and after it subsided, we came out and saw that we sustained quite a bit of damage. >> reporter: snapped power lines and stripped trees just outside of oklahoma city two 18-wheelers wer

it is called a super moon. the full moon is at its closest point to earth for the month. about 17,000 miles closer than average. inker cure re, vee -- mercury, venus and jupiter. the tight grouping won't be seen again until the year 2026. >> that's spectacular. >> pay attention out there. >>> let's talk about the weather. cool for the weekend. >> sandhya patel is here jie. it will be cooler than average -- >> it will be cooler than average this coming weekend. but there has been a change in the timing of the coming rain. i will talk about that in a moment. they are tracking a few patches of low clouds along the coastline here. our radar on mount saint huh lena could be tracking some rain, but not until memorial day late afternoon now. here is a view from our high definition emeryville camera. you can see interstate 80. the the view is spectacular. is santa rosa 50 degrees and fairfield54. the view from our high definition rooftop camera and there is our super moon. you will get a chance to view it again as we head into next month. sunny and breezy and patchy morning drizz

it's called a super moon. this full moon is at the closest point of earth for the month about 17,000 miles closer than average. mercury, venus and jupiter will all align and tight grouping of the planets won't be seen again until 2026. very exciting. check that out if you can. >> it was gorgeous. >> and cloud increase and breeze you si. 60 and 70s. 66 in oakland. no clouds tomorrow but chance of showers late today in o memorial day but it will take all week long to warm back up. >> katie: thank you for joining us on saturday morning news. news continues at 5:00 p.m. >> jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." what does it take to save a species from extinction? >> oh, is that yummy? >> patience. >> oh, be careful. be careful! >> education. sue, look at this! and lot and lots of babies. today, 6 endangered species surviving against all odds, one baby at a time.

we'll tell you coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, meteor hit the moon.mpact was so >>> a first for nasa. they recorded the biggest lunar explosion when a meteor hit the moon. the march impact was so powerful and bright that anyone looking up at the moon could see it with the naked eye. astronomers have been monitoring the moon for eight years detecting hundreds of detectable lunar meteorite impacts a year. pretty cool, huh? >> better the moon than the earth. >> no kidding. >> you can see it from here, that had to be big. >>> stock futures are flat this morning as wall street aims for more record sessions this week. yeah. it's been a hot year so far. and ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com on her second favorite day of the week, it's monday. good morning. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i do love monday. good morning, frank and michelle. don't we all? the markets will be trying to make it another record setting week. wall street stocks closed higher for a fourth week driven in part on encouraging news about the economy on friday. the dow soared 121 points hitt

it is called a super moon. the full moon is at its closest point to earth for the month. about 17,000 miles closer than average. inker cure re, vee -- mercury, venus and jupiter. the tight grouping won't be seen again until the year 2026. >> that's spectacular. >> pay attention out there. >>> let's talk about the weather. cool for the weekend. >> sandhya patel is here jie. it will be cooler than average -- >> it will be cooler than average this coming weekend. but there has been a change in the timing of the coming rain. i will talk about that in a moment. they are tracking a few patches of low clouds along the coastline here. our radar on mount saint huh lena could be tracking some rain, but not until memorial day late afternoon now. here is a view from our high definition emeryville camera. you can see interstate 80. the the view is spectacular. is santa rosa 50 degrees and fairfield54. the view from our high definition rooftop camera and there is our super moon. you will get a chance to view it again as we h it again next month. sunny and breezy and patchy morning driz

it's called a super moon. the full moon is at its closest point to earth for the month. about 17,000 miles closer than average. also, mercury, venus and jupiter will all align over the next few nights. that tight grouping of the planets won't be seen again until 2026. very interesting thingsing in o. but more impactful on us, what's happening down here on earth. >> we'll keep with the current trend of the cooler than average, starting out sunny in most neighborhoods. this is a live look from our future camera, we have some fog, that low-lying stratus is making for some problems with visibility around oakland. 52. 50 in mountain view. 50 in half moon bay. upper 40s in san francisco. the trade ooff will be to brings more clouds throughout the next couple of days. 66 in oakland. 71 in san jose. below average, and we could have a few showers on monday. >> lisa, thank you. thank you all for joining >>> good morning, america. this morning, cruel summer. the unofficial start of the season arrives with freeze warnings and frost advisories in the northeast. high winds, hail and a

cool in half moon bay and 50 degrees. the view from our camera is looking at the trans america pyramid financial district and looking fine. the temperatures are 55 in napa and santa rosa and 53 in union city. check out the view and it is still pretty breezy out there and in someplaces like sfo and the gusts close to 40 miles an hour and we will continue with the gusty winds. sunny, breezy and cool tomorrow with below average temperatures right on through the end of the workweek. check out the high temperatures, just a sampling for tomorrow. compare them to average and we are falling short. 71 and should be 75 and 4 degrees cooler than normal. oakland is 9 degrees below the average of 76 tomorrow. san jose should be 76, but it is going to come in at 70 tomorrow which is 6 degrees below normal for this time of year. there was a reason for all of this. the cold front that came through, cooler air mass behind it. the much cooler pattern will stick around. livermore, san jose dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. this is what is

thank you so much for taking us around the world to the moon and beyond.s, and the book is "mission to mars" thank you so much and congratulations. a month and a half in advance of the 44th anversevy of your mission. >> thank you so much. i'm looking forward to the 50th anniversary because that's when i hope we'll get a commitment to start permanence on mars. >> and this july marks the 44th anniversary of apollo 11. >>> all right, a jockey coming back from retirement to ride right into the preakness stakes history. >>> and it pays off with an upset win in his words. it doesn't get any better than this. >>> this week on the next list, the inventor of the next generation of legos called little bits. >> each little bit is a preassembled, preengineered electronic module that has one specific function. >> one thing i notice is that the colors are very gender neutral. they're not all pink, not all blue. >> there's a hidden agenda that i really believe that we have to work harder to get girls interested in science and technology. but i don't believe in producing

it is called a super moon. the full moon is at its closest point to earth for the month.000 miles closer than average. inker cure re, vee -- mercury, venus and jupiter. the tight grouping won't be seen again until the year 2026. >> that's spectacular. >> pay attention out there. >>> let's talk about the weather. cool for the weekend. >> sandhya patel is here jie. it will be cooler than average -- >> it will be cooler than average this coming weekend. but there has been a change in the timing of the coming rain. i will talk about that in a moment. they are tracking a few patches of low clouds along the coastline here. our radar on mount saint huh lena could be tracking some rain, but not until memorial day late afternoon now. here is a view from our high definition emeryville camera. you can see interstate 80. the the view is spectacular. is santa rosa 50 degrees and fairfield54. the view from ourfinition rooftd there is our super moon. you will get a chance to view it again as we head into next month. sunny and breezy and patchy morning drizzle on sunday and we are lookin

per hour and half moon bay 31.erage peak for this time of year. 68 to livermore and 73 to fears the old and 64 degrees and nevada. most of us are in the '60s, and they city at 54 in pleasanton at 64 degrees. the green showing that the showers are up near your recut and the border. seabury's in place was cool air will and to mount still breezy conditions. here is the futures forecast for this evening at 8:00 p.m. we will generally be in the '50s and ' cooling things down in theovernight and tomorrow morning 7:00 pitcher getting ready for school and work you will see '40's and 50's for tomorrow morning. so this may bring a jacket. the '50s and the innocence and coast. another cool and breezy day. 69 in santa clara 07 innings and mountain view heading over to the east 70 in danville and 66 degrees. palavers for the north bay 60 in a the and downtown san francisco. cool and breezy time tear sunshine for the holidays. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 b

a meteorite crashed on to the moon. the crater measures 65 feet wide.the flash was so bright, it could have been seen by the naked eye, but just for a second. it was not an isolated incident. there was an unusual number of fire balls here on earth as well. >>> happening now, a powerful storm system is ripping through the plains. one u touched down near wichita, kansas, and one near oklahoma city. it toppled powerlines and trees leaving 6500 people without power. no reports of injuries in either location so far. rob, what's the latest? >> what we're seeing right now is more than 20 reports of tornadoes from oklahoma city to kansas, now approaching more densely populated areas from des moines to chicago now and the severe weather thread is expanding overnight tonight. we will continue to see not only the threat of tornadoes, but babel and softball sized hail. you have active weather to the west, southeast winds funneling in, highly unstable air off the gulf of mexico. and again, tomorrow kansas city toward chicago and st. louis will see the chance of torn

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some people call it a supermoon, some people call it a rose moon or flower moon. we can see it in san francisco. however, it is overcast, the mountain view, also in oakland, san jose reporting mostly cloudy skries, 58 degrees and clear in santa rosa. today at the seashore to 75 degrees in santa rosa. it was 69 in livermore and typically this time of the year we should be right around 77 degrees tonight tumbling into the 40s and 50s, and we're noticing the development of extensive marine layer not only the coast side but already really roll intoog the bay and trying to march inland a good 45 mile ts. overcast tonight kooshlgs and breezy. the winds have been kicking up to 41 miles per hour at sfo. gray start tomorrow and also little bit of light drizzle but we're talking about bonn fied rain showers. future cast, there's your marine layer for tomorrow. scatters out except for the san mateo coast. then as we go through the day, mostly sunny skies. here it comes. it's an area of low pressure well to the north of the pay area, brings the rain the far reach of the north

else where we'll look for low to mid 50s. 48 for half moon bay. 51 for richmond as well as oakland.for the low clouds and fog to pretty much settle right near the coastguard. moving through the gap, you'll see by 9:00 tomorrow morning, that is fog and drizzle will be sitting right near the coastline. it will take time to burn back to the coast. we'll kind of going a cloud and sun mix. talk about the rain. a late season storm. it is going to bring us thickening clouds by sunday night and rain developing in the north bay. here is a look at the time frame. we just updated this model. it looks like it's pretty good guaranteed we will see some moisture around here. 9:00 a.m. monday, you can see ukiah and cloverdale, by 1:00, moderate rain. all the way down to santa rosa, by 1:00 it starts to hit the peninsula. in the east bay by 3:00 and then the showers will continue to filter in, 5:00 through 9:00 monday night. another swath of rain starts to hit from santa rosa down to san francisco. it looks like once this cold front moves in, we should start to see some easing of the rain as we head

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half-moon bay is in the lower 40s. red flag warnings are out, very cold temperatures overall, look i have seen 50. >> 0s to near -- 50s to near 70 degrees and i would think it will be obliterated. 30s to 70s and we have incredible temperatures and no clouds and fog is near santa cruz, even inland and this will be a very warm day for some, even warmer for tomorrow and maybe 90s in san francisco and it all comes to an abrupt end. >>> as we have been talking about it all morning, we will continue to monitor the red flag warning and any other parts of the bay area. >>> people are getting ready and it is all because of today's date. we will be right back. . >>> the killing of a young girl, the attempted kidnapping of a toddler, investigators are trying to find out if those two crimes are connected. >>> thousands will be out in the streets, we are live in san jose where they say immigration reform is especially important this year, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank yo

wind coming off the ocean around half moon bay bringing cool air there. in the north bay fire danger remains high. 50s and 60s. 47 degrees in half moon bay. the possibility for records. 90 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula, mountain view could set a record at 92 degrees. pacifica, 76 degrees. it would be a record. check out the high temperatures in the north bay. records possible. low 90s there. that could be a record. inland communities 95 in concord could be a record as well. looking at the accu-weather forecast cooling off, low to mid-60s coast side. live doppler 7 hd could be tracking showers. so some interesting weather ahead. cheryl, dan, back to you. >> it is interesting. >> thank you very much. >> virgin america coming to san jose. the flight more to on thafr-than-just storage. yes.. >> and a bay area lab finds a greener fuel for cars. one thing standing in the way of getting into tanks at 6:00. we'll be right back. >>> a boost today from mineta san jose international airport. surgeon america announced it will fly four round trips from san jose to lo

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half moon bay, 68. san francisco tomorrow, gray to start. then bring in a little sunshine tomorrow afternoon. ed? e sunset district may see a little mist and krisle -- mist and drizzle tomorrow morning. napa, 77. afternoon sunshine for oakland tomorrow. 70 degrees. 74, castro valley. east bay, mid-to low 80s. pleasantton, 82. the outlook, sevenday outlook, breezy and cooler monday. and then we'll start to drop the temperatures thursday and friday, with 70s inland, 60s at the bay. 50s at the coast, and start to see some warming next weekend, saturday and sunday. follow our d. -- our live doppler 7hd and "spare the air" alerts, power outages and tweets from thunder favorite weather team. >> ama: a good resource. thank you, leigh. >> ama: shu is at oracle so larry beil is here with sports. warriors pulled it off. >> larry: quite a dramatic game. you heard the expression, face only a mother could love. some of us have heard it more than others. on mother's day, this is a shooting only a mother could love. spurs and warriors both under 40%. warri

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other areas are in the 70s. 50 half moon bay bay.alf moon bay there's the fog continuing to work its way off the coast. there's plenty there. it will not be a very warm day in santa cruz and it will be a snowy day on the northern plains from minneapolis all the way back into denver and boulder where the snow continues to pile up. and there's a lot there. it will be a snowy day. hope flip you don't have a flight into what we -- flight into dia, denver. it will be sunny for most. windy, warmer. very high fire danger. fog along parts of the san mateo and santa cruz coastline. it doesn't look like it wants to go anywhere any time soon. 85 downtown san francisco. that's a fine line, my friends, that 67 in santa cruz unless they get the sun, may not see the light of day. warm for most, thursday into friday. cooldown over the weekend. fire, the wind, two big bay area stories for you this morning. the red flag fire warning is in effect for many parts of the bay area. some big fires are burning right now. >> reporter: calfire trying to get ah