everybody owns the moon and no one owns the moons. have the cases and precedence set by government. now we're in an era where private enterprise is reaching out to the moon and replicate what the governments did. >> to do it you have unveiled a very small spacecraft. >> the mx 1 is like the hotrod of space. it could fit in the back of a pickup truck but it's very powerful. once we get into orbit our spacecraft can get to the moon by itself. it's very green. it uses hydrogen peroxide as it's main fuel, and it's powered by solar energy. >> when do you hope to get this to the moon. >> by the end of 2015 we'll be doing our first demonstrator. a part that mission will be be to satisfy google's desire for cool pictures from the moon. but we also have other customers and we're working with nasa to deliver experiments from the moon. we'll look at the moon as a new reservoir, and also new exploration body for new resources for planet earth. >> always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you for being with us and telling us about this. >> pleasure,

is that moon shine?all of this moon shine comes from gavin berg, tennessee. >> what's moon shine? >> it is a corn based un aged whiskey. >> is it legal? >> well, actually, about three, four years ago, old smokey, they were the first ones to legally distil it. >> yes? >> in tennessee. so, some moon shine is legal right now. >> i see those shows, those reality shows now that show moonshiners, running from the cops and all of that. >> right. >> i've never tasted moon shine. what casino is this? >> blackberry. >> i there is a bug in it. >> no, there is not. >> what's that fly doing in my moon shine? >> the back stroke. >> that's pretty good-bye itself. >> yes? >> okay, now, tell me how the milk shake is made? >> basically we take the chocolate ice cream, put blackberry moon shine, blackberry jam, blends it together with homemade vanilla whipped cream. garn tish with chocolate sauce, and blackberry. >> i to make it healthy, somber is on top. >> take it easy, mike! >> i don't taste the moon shine at all. but i

i was moon dust.but i felt i was dh they were back to them to really put myself back in their shoes than just come to an incredible amount of research in the life articles to newspaper articles to their family photo album, to the closets and together we were able to bring story that life. [inaudible] >> what was their numbers on them in their life? what did they do afterwards? >> it was so height and eight at 10 that jane conrad throughout the women when she would be looked back to the days and she says it, it was a good dream. i think as hard as it was that moment in the six or she, none of them for nobody that they would trade this experience for anything. it's absolutely defined who they are. it's defined their relationships. they can he beat me this day and go increases. they just have this understanding when they look to each other's eyes about the sacrifice they made to get the country to the moon. that is something deeply ingrained and they carried with them in the heart and their families. man

it's the full moon that occurs during the month of june, the strawberry moon. it's 58 degrees at the lakefront. 51 in aurora. temperatures will not move much today. this cold air will keep our temperatures cooler than the normal high which is 79. we stayed dry. a big high pressure system moves in from the west. it will bring mostly clear skies. picture-perfect saturday highs in the low 80s. the rains days to the north and west in minnesota and wisconsin. sunday that bridge breaks down. sunday afternoon we have showers and storms coming through. if you are planning something outside for dad to it earlier in the day in the afternoon we have a chance of rain. nonstops sunshine cooler along the lake. clear skies. 53 degrees. saturday has 81 let's check on the roads. >> good morning. so far everything looks good on the main expressway's a bit of a delay on 90 at the jane addams tollway heading west bound. a bit of a gaper delay eastbound construction. at rte. 25 in the area i have one lane closed until 5:00 a.m.. clark street bridge remains blocked off through tonig

>> it's a great moon. >> a lot of amateur photographers taking pictures of that moon all over facebook twitter. >>> all right coming up, the latest on the search for the 9- year-old girl who van. vanished. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, county where they are looki for a 9-year-old girl. >>> let's go back to andrea live at the state park in marin county where they are looking for that 9-year-old girl. andrea? >> reporter: well, al, the 140 searchers are looking for the 9-year-old. she wandered away from the campground. the good news in this case, they do not believe that this is a case of foul play, but simply believe she's lost in the very thick forest and of course very chilly and it is very dark out tonight. with 140 searchers on the ground looking for her right now. of course they are going to be out here all night long and that they will have fresh searchers out here in the morning looking to dry to locate this little girl. live in the county, kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l, we will break it to you, the pittsburgh steeler, the legendary coach, known for four super bowl titles in the 1970s, p

is actually the chemical fingerprints in the moon rock.e having looking for this a long time and scientists in germany say they have certainly found it. >> reporter: 900 pounds of moon rocks were collected by apollo astronauts in the late 1960s and early 70s. ever since then, scientists have been searching for traces for the other planet. it's only now that scientists have found evidence in the samples. it's taking so long, that the difference between moon rock and the other planet's rock is very tiny. it backs the view that our moon was formed as a result of another planet. it raises another question why is there no little evidence on the moon's surface now? >> let's bring it back over to earth. straight over to normandy once again. i want to show you pictures of the royal naval band playing. we're back at ouistreham beach. this is the location where an international ceremony is to took place a little bit later in the afternoon as president of france plays host to not only world leaders but also to 1,800 veterans who have made their way t

>> it's a great moon. >> a lot of amateur photographers taking pictures of that moon all over facebook twitter. >>> all right coming up, the latest on the search for the 9- you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. county where they are looki for a 9-year-old girl. >>> let's go back to andrea live at the state park in marin county where they are looking for that 9-year-old girl. andrea? >> reporter: well, al, the 140 searchers are looking for the 9-year-old. she wandered away from the campground. the good news in this case, they do not believe that this is a case of foul play, but simply believe she's lost in the very thick forest and of course very chilly and it is very dark out tonight. with 140 searchers on the ground looking for her right now. of course they are g

is actually the chemical fingerprints of theea in the moon rock.o people have been looking for this for a long time and scientists in early? -- germany say they think they've found i. >> 900 pounds of moon rock were collected by apollo astronauts the 19 60's and early 1970's. this is a piece of moon rock brought back by apollo astronauts more than 40 years ago and only know scientists have found evidence of a little piece of thea. >> the discovery backs the view that our moon was formed as a result of a collision with another planet but it raises another question. why is there so little evidence thea on the -- lunar surface now? >> a former u.s. ambassador to syria has told the bbc that president obama's handling of the conflict has driven people into the arms of extremist groups and damaged america's credibility aboard. robert formed revined from the state department earlier this year. he said there's now a growing threat for extremist jihadists who are fighting in syria. he tells us why he decided to step down. >> as a good professional, you salu

moon mens contribute to my level of rights in ways that i can never repay. to this day, i'm a moon men youth because if it were not for this program, i would be dead, in the literal sense. and dead in my sxhaert in my mind, i know i am not the only one who feels so passionate about the moon men and i believe moon men has had what is needed to help the youth grow in loving our community and not hurting them. please consider my story but the future of stories of youth who will one day take care of you. thank you and that was a statement on behalf of violet. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, good afternoon. my name is travon smith and i'm an intern and apart of the movement. as a youth, growing up under non profit organizations such as movements in moon men, i noticed the bond between non profit and those who go to them is beneficial. our youth deserve to have the access to these programs. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. hi, supervisor avalos, although you're in conversation. my name is nicky. i ask that you suppo

to walk on the moon.his long ago, it was just the beginning, the beginning is a longer time coming and i thought it might be. lou: always good to see you. >> thank you, lou. lou: see you soon. time for a few of your comments. this proposed receive. he had to cover for the biggest liar ever in the white house. new line the resignation to say i am surprised they did not call the press he and the president learned of his resignation at the same time everybody else did, through media reports. and asking about president obama's lead from behind strategy, e-mailing to say leading from behind in those cases is problematic. he may actually be leading, just saying. follow us on twitter. go to our facebook page, links to everything. that is it for us tonight. coming up tomorrow, john bolton and bret baier. join us. good night from show me the carfax® welcome. i see you're shopping for a well-maintained, used car. well, we don't want it breaking down on us. oh, our team tracks vehicle service very closely. gail to c

temperatures overnight in the 50s, 51 in half moon bay, 53 in san francisco, 54 in oakland. and in san jose. now, when you wake up tomorrow morning, 5:00, some clouds spill into the bay and then it will clear and hang off the coast by the afternoon and you notice all temperatures are coming down, we'll see 60s around the coast, 70s around the bay and low 80s inland instead of upper 80s. life 79 in san jose, still warm there. 76 in sunnyvale and 75 in palo alto with 69 in mill grave, downtown san francisco 66 and notice some clouds tord daly city tomorrow. cooler there, 61. so low 80s through santa rosa and napa and look for low to mid70s in the east bay from 75 in richmond to 72 in san leandro and 74 in fremont. inland areas warm, more comfortable, we'll see throw mid80s with san ramon the exception. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. a little cooler for father's day and coolest day will be monday. but you'll notice we'll start to ramp things back up again midweek. wednesday will be quite warm inland and we cool things down for next weekend just a little bit as anot

what will make this friday the 13th full moon so unusual? in just a few minutes. >>> homosexuality and alcoholism. rick perry told the audience he thought homosexuality was something you could choose to overcome. >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic. but i have the desire not to do that. and i look at homosexual issue the same way. >> now the topic came up after the former republican presidential candidate was asked about repairtive or conversion therapy. texas republicans endorse the technique this week to cure people of homosexual behavior. many people were angered by perry's statement. >> when he said that, there was some gasps in the audience. and that was palpable. >> i think it's crazy. i think it was wrong. and he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> now we contacted the governor eoffice in texas to see if perry would wand to expand on his comments. we got a note back shifting topic a bit. the note says the governor supports traditional marriage. >> first, a department head caught using university

live at half moon bay where a prayer vigil, general, turned into a protest. >> it did. it turned in a march and that march ended here at the san mateo county sheriff's department substation here in half moon bay where supporters of the family expressed their anger. >> we want justice. >> an angry crowd protested at the substation in half moon bay, demanding answers why sheriff's shot and killed the girl last night. father juan manual read a statement for the family. >> he is has special needs, she has human rights. >> the family says she is mentally ill. they called 911 when she refused to take her medication. something they've done before. when the sheriff deputy arrived, investigators say garcia was outside with a knife. and the nine-year law enforcement veteran shot and killed the woman when she lunged at him. >> we have deputies responding to the scene with the information that we have someone acting in a psychotic manner, armed with a knife, won't put it down, even for her own family. >> hundreds say garcia did not deserve to die. >> i've known her since she was sm

>>the next full moon, or view barry moon, will not happen until 2049.s start to the morning with san pan low bay to the right and patchy fog along the coast and a thin marine layer. warmer and sunny today that will burn off. it will be cooler on father's day. and dry and seasonal next week and the next 12 hours. our day planner, waking up to the clouds, it will turn sunny and warm and increasing clouds. you can see if there are trouble spots, we did have an accident over the altamont pass and on a 80 you could see it. westbound 5th into san francisco there is a stalled vehicle. if you need to move off the bay bridge into the financial district you can see it and it could slow things down. 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo only ten minutes to get the flight. from 238 to the maze is 13 minutes and 101 from highway 85 to the san jose airport is 13 minutes. >>> thank you. new data shows cal state students signed up in big numbers for health insurance, where 25 to 35 percent uninsured before the affordable care act but that drops to only 10 percent so

to honor the explorer, a replica of his famous ship, the half moon, was built.lds, tell me what is so special about the half moon. >> well, this is the first european ship that documented entry into and exploration of the hudson river, and it sailed here in 1609, and within a handful of years, you had dutch beaver traders here and the development of new netherland, which was the dutch colony based on commerce and trade that extended from central connecticut all the way to delaware. >> captain reynolds not only navigates the half moon, he's also the director of the new netherland museum. >> what sort of artifacts are on the ship? >> oh, you'll find everything aboard here from navigational tools to the foods that were eaten to native artifacts and european artifacts. >> a common misconception is that hudson was lost when he found what's now new york city. >> people tend to think that these explorers just blundered around and accidentally stumbled upon their discoveries, but they didn't. they sailed very precisely everywhere they were going. they knew where they we

i was able to call the moon my home.ot to give it back to the and it's our responsibility to do that. >> well, gene, it's an impressive feat, what we accomplished by your standard. to think of this being 42 years ago since you were walking on the moon. if anybody had said to me that we wouldn't follow you with more heroes from the "apollo" program, new programs, i would have said you're out of your mind. this is just the beginning. it has been anything but. you get the last word. >> well, you know, i am not the last man to walk on the moon. i am the last american of "apollo" to walk on the moon. and "apollo" was not the end. i've said this long, long ago. it was just the beginning, beginning of a longer time coming than i thought it might be. >> captain gene cernan, always good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, lou. >>> fox news, host of "special report," brett baier, shares his family's fight against heart disease. disewe're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private se

this month's full moon is called the honey or strawberry moon because the moon is at its lowest pointelative to earth, so it appears color due to the dust and poution of the atmosphere that makes the moon look yellore or reddish. >> just missing the coyote up there howl at the sky. >> look like the weather will cooperate and cooling things off, but just a great day for dads out there heading your sunday. temperatures today we actually warmed up quite a bit. lots of 70s,80s and 90s towards livermore. oakland at 8and san francisco maxed out downtown in the mid- 70s, 75 degrees. you probably noticed a big batch of high clouds across the bay area late this afternoon and throughout the afternoon hours and into the early evening. all that high cloud cover has drifted to the south of the bay area, and right now we do have patchy fog trying to regroup offshore. that will be a factor in the forecast for tomorrow. with that patchy fog making a comeback and the temperature change for tomorrow, because we're going to be cool things off into your sunday. as far as temperatures out there right now,

also marking the strawberry moon, the name of the june full moon to celebrate friday 13th will not happen until august 13th, 2049. yeah. that's going to do it for this edition of "way too early." happy friday, everybody. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >>> remember that country we invaded awhile back. no, that was too far back. no, no. that was -- no, that was a shadow coup. that was a police action. that was a giant step for all man kind. i'm talking about iraq. iraq. that's the rock! thank you. >> good morning, everybody. it is friday, june 13th. yet'

with the moon half full,ite moon across san francisco.inds are already picking up around the bay. that's an indication of changes for a cooler air mass today.

maybe a patch or two of fog around half moon bay and santa cruz.ost areas in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. and then for the afternoon you couldn't ask for better weather. if you are take dad to the giants game a as they take on the rockies, 70 degrees at 1:05. the uv index is high. mid60s and make sure he has the shades just in case if you are going to the a's game against the yankees tomorrow night, it is going to be in the upper 60s and dropping into the low 60s. we will be breezy. it is a great night for a ballgame for grilling. just about any plans you have with your dad. here are your highs. 80 power in the south bay in san jose. 75 santa cruz and 88 los gatos and 90 in gilroy. low 80s redwood city and menlo park. 75 millbrae and 65 in pacifica. 71 in downtown san francisco. north bay, heavier high cloud cover, but still very mild. mid80s in santa rosa, napa, sonoma. 77 oakland and san leandro. 90 in antioch and 85 pleasanton and 88 in livermore. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. the temperatures dip a little on father's day, but still fa

with a full moon tonight.an reach ally bank 24/7 but there are no branches? 24/7 i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? u feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. experience a new way to bank where no branches = great rates. ally bank. your money needs an ally. cheryl: a full moon is rising. three variables converge. the moon phase and the day of the month. and even savvy wall street traders. so why is friday the 13th scariness? well, let's ask our wall street sidekick how to use your power of your mind to get what you want. i like the power of your book. >> it's so ingrained in the consciousness because people repeat it and repeat it. they lend money to the kings then all of a sudden they had too much power and they decided to get rid of him so great killed him on october the 13th and that is how this whole friday the 13th started. >>

cheryl: a full moon is rising. three variables converge. the moon phase and the day of the month.traders. so why is friday the 13th scariness? well, let's ask our wall street sidekick how to use your power of your mind to get what you want. i like the power of your book. >> it's so ingrained in the consciousness because people repeat it and repeat it. they lend money to the kings then all of a sudden they had too much power and they decided to get rid of him so great killed him on october the 13th and that is how this whole friday the 13th started. >> all of these centuries later. it's funny that you bring up this issue of money. >> we talked about it in the market. and i also know a wall street person at mocks onboard. and they feel very serious about it. and i think that we are ingrained by habit and by five and so we think, oh, my god, something is and have an end something well. if enough people are thinking, something well. >> if you look at this with the market performance. how does it perform. and the dow jones has gained this on average. and they are not taking the same ki

secretary general ban ki-moon called for an arms embargo on syria.ed that the war is bleeding beyond the borders. the evidence is there to see in the violence taking place from the mediterranean for the you freight is. in a moment we'll have more from lebanon. there has been an assassination attempt on the country's security chief. and iraqi forces are again under salt. but first let's listen to ban ki-moon at the united nations. >> i urge the security council to impose an arms embargo. if divisions in the council continues to prevent such a step, i urge country to his do so individually. whenever they can to impose th this. syria's neighbors shut enforce a firm prohibition on the use of their landlorders and air spaces for arms flow and smuggleing in to syria. >> ban ki-moon also called on the international community to address what he called extremist threats that are creating sectarian divisions across the middle east, including iraq. >> the syrian conflict has now spread visibly and devastatingly to iraq with the flow of arms and fighters across

this happened in half moon bay outside of the moon ridge apartments after someone called 911 for a family disturbance. the woman's brother says his sister has a knife. "today in the bay's" christie smith joining us now from half moon bay with the details. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, a spokeswoman for the sheriff's department says that this deputy felt threatened by this young woman. now, one neighbor says that he thinks that she may have been cursing this deputy and gone after him with the knife. we also spoke with the family who said that she wasn't violent at all, but they did call for help, because they said they were having problems with her. >> like nightmare. i couldn't believe what was happening. i mean, i still can't believe it. >> lorenzo says it was his sister who was shot and killed last night. he says it became around 9:20 when the family called 911 dispatch because she would not take her meds. he described her as special needs. >> sometimes we have to call 911, you know, we explain what's going on. they usually send an ambulance. they usual

president obama compared dehighing climate change to thinking the moon was made of cheese. he told the crowd of 8,000 the u.s. knee z to leave the world in fighting climate change because the estekt effeeffects e the toll. >> some parts of the country, droughts, fires storms and floods are going to get harsher and costly. that's why i'm announcing a new $1 billion competitive fund to help communities to prepare for climate change and build infrastructure across the country. >> some of the fund is reserved for places like superstorm sandy. >> up next, on news at 6:00 we'll join a gaming session that introduced atari. and a guy that created the first ever video game, talking about pong. and we're up next with the this forecast. >> martin kaymer tried to bring the u.s. open back in par 3. rockies >>> consumer advocates are questioning a decision to add wi-fi hot spot by biggie backing the customers' gateway. they seek to expand the customers' wi-fi point but allows a second network that gets of the wi-fi customer can use. that mean the customer allows the customer to control t

maybe a patch or two of fog around half moon bay and santa cruz. most areas in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. and then for the afternoon you couldn't ask for better weather. if you are take dad to the giants game a as they take on the rockies, 70 degrees at 1:05. the uv index is high. mid60s and make sure he has the shades just in case if you are going to the a's game against the yankees tomorrow night, it is going to be in the upper 60s and dropping into the low 60s. we will be breezy. it is a great night for a ballgame for grilling. just about any plans you have with your dad. here are your highs. 80 power in the south bay in san jose. 75 santa cruz and 88 los gatos and 90 in gilroy. low 80s redwood city and menlo park. 75 millbrae and 65 in pacifica. 71 in downtown san francisco. north bay, heavier high cloud cover, but still very mild. mid80s in santa rosa, napa, sonoma. 77 oakland and san leandro. 90 in antioch and 85 pleasanton and 88 in livermore. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. the temperatures dip a little on father's day, but still

maybe a patch or two of fog around half moon bay and santa cruz.most areas in the upper 40s to the upper 50s. and then for the afternoon you couldn't ask for better weather. if you are take dad to the giants game a as they take on the rockies, 70 degrees at 1:05. the uv index is high. mid60s and make sure he has the shades just in case if you are going to the a's game against the yankees tomorrow night, it is going to be in the upper 60s and dropping into the low 60s. we will be breezy. it is a great night for a ballgame for grilling. just about any plans you have here are your highs. 80 power in the south bay in san jose. 75 santa cruz and 88 los gatos and 90 in gilroy. low 80s redwood city and menlo park. 75 millbrae and 65 in pacifica. 71 in downtown san francisco. north bay, heavier high cloud cover, but still very mild. mid80s in santa rosa, napa, sonoma. 77 oakland and san leandro. 90 in antioch and 85 pleasanton and 88 in livermore. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. the temperatures dip a little on father's day, but still fantastic weathe

president obama compared dehighing climate change to thinking the moon was made of cheese. he told the crowd of 8,000 the u.s. knee z to leave the world in fighting climate change because the estekt effeeffects e the toll. >> some parts of the country, droughts, fires storms and floods are going to get harsher and costly. that's why i'm announcing a new $1 billion competitive fund to help communities to prepare for climate change and build infrastructure across the country. >> some of the fund is reserved for places like superstorm sandy. >> up next, on news at 6:00 we'll join a gaming session that introduced atari. and a guy that created the first ever video game, talking about pong. and we're up next with the this forecast. >> martin kaymer tried to bring the u.s. open back in par 3. rockies 2-0. rockies 2-0. result ♪ ♪ rockies 2-0. result thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> consumer advocates are questioning

mid-40s half moon bay.s a little bit of fog by monterey and the central coast. 55 in oakland. good morning san francisco, 56. here's a look at san francisco from our roof camera where you can see the very calm conditions out there. 50 novato, 57 by the dealt you with the on shore push backing up just enough today to allow our inland valleys to warm up to near 90. perhaps upper 80s. somewhere around there by the delta this morning, 57 with a light wind. and santa rosa and napa at 52 degrees. here's sutro tower. we are looking for a beautiful day today. the warming trend continuing and pretty nice weather tomorrow although with the return to the on shore push we will be a couple degrees cooler and look for the cool weather to linger into the early part of the upcoming work week. here's what is going on from the pacific satellite perspective. high pressure off the coast. that is the beginning to allow for that warming trend yesterday. but what happens is a weak weather system will drop down from the gulf of al

also they're hoping that the full moon will help in the search effort. jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> a story you will only see on kron 4, a bay area dog walker leaves eight dogs in a van with the sun beating down while she goes shopping at a mall in san francisco. we have the exclusive story and a warning for pet owners. >> >> reporter: dogs were inside the van for two and a half hours and the barking was loud. windows closed and the sun beating down. >> people who paid her and she went to the mall. >> reporter: animal control officers confirmed this statement and said the woman to blame is the woman seen in the picture. the animals were not taken from her as animal control officers say they didn't appear to be in an immediate danger. witnesses say they most certainly were struggling. >> they were tied up in the hot van, no water, nothing. they were parking up a storm. >> it was extremely hot. >> reporter: the temperature was hovering at about 70 degrees outside, but the van parked in this handicap spot was in direct sunlight. experts say vehicles can reac

half moon bay, 63, a mild day. temperatures are going to come down just a little bit as we start summer. here istart summerom the emeryville camera. looking across the bay, 54 in san francisco and oakland 58. temperatures are pretty comfortable in san jose and morgan hill in the mid60s. from our sutro tower camera, san francisco has not been dealing with the fog right now. but that could be changing. 61 in napa and 60s fairfield, concord and livermore. it is the weather you expect to see on a nice summer night. we are heading there no doubt about it. exploratorium camera giving you a lovely view of the america pyramid. slightly cooler weather and a seasonal pattern right on into next week. no major changes are expected. high p pressure and low pressure inland and a steady sea breeze continued this afternoon. it didn't help the firefighters near the junction and it is still gusty in fairfield. minor fluctuations in the temperatures are expected. as we head through the weekend we will drop the temperatures. tomorrow

san francisco, 7 , comforted by the sea breeze, and half moon bay, 66. if it was too hot for you today, wait until you see how much toastier it's going to get. i'll let you know when you get some relief from the heat. >>> today's heat caused problems in morgan hill. power was knocked out to 3300 pg&e customers this afternoon. tiffani wilson is live from morgan hill where pg&e is still working on the problem. reporter: they are still working on that but, ama, here's a reminder just how dangerous it can be when a circuit goes out. the force of the overload sent the grate several inches before the sidewalk and the bolts and screws weapon flying, landing on a nearby car and caught fire. fortunately the owner of the car was able to put the small fire out. repairs have not been is a quick for customers in intersections without power. electricity went out during the giants game this afternoon and 1800 customers are still waiting on the repair. it is 98 degrees here today. and we spoke to one family who says their thermostat rows from a comfortable 70 something

friends and family mourn the death of a young half moon bay woman. >> the crowd asking one question, why was she shot by a sheriff deputy. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. she was shot after the sheriff's department says she went after a deputy with a knife. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where people gathered to remember her. cornell? >> dan, about a hundred people came to this vigil demanding answers. meantime, the sheriff's department defending its use of deadly force. there was music, prayers and candles for 18-year-old garcia. these people are demanding justice. tony read a statement trans plated by the -- translated by the family's priest. >> we want an investigation of what happened. >> he was shot and killed by the sheriff deputy. he responded to the p oi nt road after reports of a woman with a knife. this witness says he quickly turned the knife on the deputy. we agreed not to show her face on camera. >> i saw her chasing the car with the knife in her happened and holding -- in her hand and holding it like this. >> he was in a position where a woman was w

friends and family mourn the death of a young half moon bay woman. >> the crowd asking one question, why was she shot by a sheriff deputy. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. she was shot after the sheriff's department says she went after a deputy with a knife. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where people gathered to remember her. cornell? >> dan, about a hundred people came to this vigil demanding answers. meantime, the sheriff's department defending its use of deadly force. there was music, prayers and candles for 18-year-old garcia. these people are demanding justice. tony read a statement trans plated by the -- translated by the family's priest. >> we want an investigation of what happened. >> he was shot and killed by the sheriff deputy. he responded to the p oi nt road after reports of a woman with a knife. this witness says he quickly turned the knife on the deputy. we agreed not to show her face on camera. >> i saw her chasing the car with the knife in her happened and holding -- in her hand and holding it like this. >> he was in a position where a woman was w

we have a patch of fog around half moon bay. visibility is great and looking from the east bay hills. you can see all the way across the bay tonight. the temperatures are on the mild side from oakland to san jose to morgan hill and all in the 60s. san francisco 57 and half moon bay, one of the cooler spots in the mid40s right now. the sutro tower cam is sparkling. 61 in santa rosa and fairfield. mid60s concord and livermore. so still very mild. from our exploratorium camera. i like this shot. it looks like a postcard. looking at coit tower. a mostly clear morning and getting hot inland tomorrow and summer arrives at 3:51 a.m. on saturday. we are going to see some hot conditions beforehand.remember t us the cooler than normal conditions yesterday? it is long gone. it brought some snow to idaho. the warming continuing for us as the high pressure shifts in our direction. then it will get cooler with the cold front coming through. tomorrow is even warmer than today, and then we will see the numbers flipping a little bit. tomorrow mo

half moon bay is showing some patchy fog developing. here is the view from our exploratorium camera. a beautiful view from san francisco. crystal clear skies and 55 in san francisco and 60 in oakland. the temperatures in the 60s san carlos san jose. look at morgan hill. feels warm there. you almost like what you would expect in summer. looking across the bay bridge there the visibility is good. sictd 5 fairfield -- 65 fairfield and close to 70 degrees right now. you know we are headed toward summer. here is view from the east bay hills camera. as you look across the bay here, it is still in the clear. it is cooling down the next few days and summer begins this saturday at 3:51 in the morning. you are not going to believe the temperatures we are expecting for the first day of summer. here is a little bit of a hint. there is a cold front working toward the coastline. the sea breeze will strengthen going into tomorrow. and that stronger sea breeze will start to push the fog toward the coast. by morning do expect the coastal areas to start