an american flag is left behind on the moon. together with medals honoring american and soviet space men who lost their lives in earlier space tests and small disks carrying messages of good will from 73 nations on earth. a plaque reads here men of planet earth first stepped foot on the moon. we came in peace for all man kind. through a specially made division camera viewers in many nations on earth were able to watch the astronauts as they walked and worked on the moon. despite the bulky space suits and backpacks containing oxygen the "apollo 11" crew found they could easily move about the surface. because there is no wind or rain on the moon, these foot prints will remain for centuries. in addition to collecting rock and soil samples, the explorers leave behind a seismonitor. it will leave behind information on lunar moments. a 100 prism laser reflect swror will help man measure the exact distance of earth to moon to an accuracy of six inches. these were the first of many experiments which will be taken to the moon to provide

the moon has only 1/6 the gravity of earth.ll step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> once on the surface, armstrong scoops up a small sample of lunar dust and rock. precaution against the possibility of an emergency takeoff. ♪ according to plan, astronaut aldrin now descends from the eagle. he and his equipment would weigh 383 pounds on earth. here they weigh about 66 pounds. ♪ ♪ ♪ for a brief moment, the first men on the moon stand and look at this dark, lonely landscape around them, an experience which no one before them can share. but there's much to be done in the limited time which they can stay on this airless, cloudless satellite of earth. this sheet of metal foil traps and holds particles from the sun, the so-called solar wind, or barrage of solar energy which constantly strikes the moon's surface. results of this experiment will be taken back to earth to reveal new secrets to anxious scientists. an american flag is left behind on the moon. together with medals honoring american and soviet spacemen who lost their

it's not just the super moon. it's the super harvest moon. i'll explain coming up. >> and royal baby watch number two is on. tonight we hear from both princess william and harry about the new addition to the royal family. >> there is a rare respiratory virus spreading across the country zenning hundreds of children to the hospital. kids in about dozen states most in the midwest have been sickened by that virus called inter row virus 68. nearly 500 children were treated at one hospital in kansas city. some even required intensive care. the virus is an uncommon strain of a common family of viruses that typically hit from summer through autumn. but this summer's cases have been unusually severe. >> i remember thinking that i was going to die. >> he was white as ghost. lips were blue. he was completely unconscious at that point. we weren't sure if he was going to make it. >> experts say the start of school was likely spreading this disease faster so washing hands and sanitizing common surfaces is extra important. >> well tomorrow is the day that

known as the super moon. i want to show you another view from our different camera south east camera. yes absolutely come. it's the full moon closest to the start of the autumn equinox which by the way is two weeks from tonight. let's check out live doppler 7hd and show you what it look like right now. we have cloud cover along the coast and already pushing in over the bay as we take a look at what happening happening down over the sert south west. they have seen rain thunderstorms parts of arizon record rainfall for today and with the rain thunderstorms from what was once hurricane nor berth still a concern of flash floodingo flash flood watches for parts of california until tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. the ones for nevada arizona going if tomorrow night. take a look at our computer animation. remnant of norberg the low will continue to send moisture in that dirtion. so if you nye out tomorrow traveling just keep that in mine and then by wed things quietown. typical enter pattern for news the bay area. wasn

we had a blue moon as well as of month of january and now we wrap it up as the super moon. now i just got the second earthquake and kansas this morning at 3.9, they have seen 3.9 earths quakes within the last 30 minutes, we will keep a watchful eye on that and oklahoma has also been shaking for the past 10 into the east b and it's stacked up fully into the mcarthur maze, 580 is backed up to the interchange and very slow on 880. that is your latest, michelle, brian, back to you guys. >>> and they are force being hikers out of yosemite park. it was really getting intense as it made its way out of the newsroom. >>> more than 100 hikers needed a rescue because of the meadow fire. here are some pictures they posted to social media. they were halfway up when they were told to sit tight and wait for the chopper. he and his friends were able to finish their hike as smoke rose up behind them e.this now covers 700 acres and they believe it is the small tail end of the fire which started last week. other areas of the park are still open. >> the winds are catching it and it was pretty

it's not just the super moon. it's the super harvest moon. i'll explain coming up. >> and royal baby watch number two is on. tonight we hear from both princess william and harry about the new addition to the royal princess william and harry about the neit makes me happy toyal go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in america. it helped me a lot. comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >> there is a rare respiratory virus spreading across the country zenning hundreds of children to the hospital. kids in about dozen states most in the midwest have been sickened by that virus called inter row virus 68. nearly 500 children were treated at one hospital in kansas city. some even required intensive care. the virus is an uncommon strain of a common family of viruses that typically hit fro

if you're on the moon, a dying volcano on earth won't get you. it's people you work with might leave you in a bad situation, but hopefully you figure out how to get along. so, you have a chapter on how to survive all of this stuff, and so -- except for the aliens. there's an alien vision -- they may know about the mom. anyway, stop kidding around. >> guest: one of the major points of the book is that plantare defense has got to by definition by international. and i'm advocating we have a planetary defense agency. or nasa has a planetary defense department. the point is it's international and that's good. if we all work together, the bottom line is, on some level we are no longer americans and brits and russians and chinese and japanese. we are earthlings. >> host: the virus or volcano or asteroid won't know the difference. let me get a little bit technical about some things here. one thing i was surprised at, people talk about the torino and that is sort of a good way to lay out the threats and the probabilities or something, but is that like not

they trained it on the moon. and every telescope that has ever been trained on the moon including his cs traders. it is rough, jagged, obviously it. that goes back to $0.16. we build on that. their exploration program. voyager. i am here. mariner. sensational the four planets , jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune. every one of the moons that it passed had craters. again, nobody talked about it at the meetings because the science was so wonderful that science was so wonderful that that is what they want to talk, not about cal tech, not about the damage, but the pictures were there. stars and craters, every solid object. >> host: it is an amazing thing, such a universal process. obviously if you have a very thick atmosphere that keeps graders from being formed. and there are some places that are just, you know, a volcano world's. that is the minority. most places are getting help to buy these objects all the time. in fact, it is an amazing tool. things get hit and a certain rate. once we figure whatever it was the apo

also to get back to that question also advocating the colony on the moon. the co-author of the book called the heroine in intergalactic space commander and says they justify by saying no place on this planet is safe forever. the universe is telling us spread out or wait around and die. and that's the point. >> host: if you're on the moon a giant move in a giant walking away since going to get you in it might lead you into a bad situation that hopefully you've figured out how to get along with. so you have a chapter on how to survive all this stuff and so they may know about the moon but anyway, kidding around -- >> guest: planetary defense is commissioned to be international and i'm advocating that we have a planetary agency or a planetary defense department but the point is its international and that's good. if we all work together, the bottom line is on some level we are no longer americans and grits and russians and chinese and japanese. we are earthlings. >> host: they are not going to know the difference. what we get a little technical about some thing

known as the super moon.i want to show you another view from our different camera south east camera. yes absolutely come. it's the full moon closest to the start of the autumn equinox which by the way is two weeks from tonight. let's check out live doppler 7hd and show you what it look like right now. we have cloud cover along the coast and already pushing in over the bay as we take a look at what happening happening down over the desert south west. they have seen rain thunderstorms parts of arizona record rainfall for today and with the rain thunderstorms from what was once hurricane nor berth still a concern of flash flooding so flash flood watches for parts of california until tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. the ones for nevada arizona going if tomorrow night. take a look at our computer animation. remnant of norberg the low will continue to send moisture in that direction. so if you nye out tomorrow traveling just keep that in mine and then by wed things quiet down. typical enter pattern for news the bay ar

nearest full moon to the equinox so forecast you cap see the harvest moon. warming tomorrow and hot hot conditions inland mid late wee week. show you a little bit of the heavy rains down near lake havasu city and other parts of the south east corner of california and into southern nevada from las vegas south where heavy rains continue this afternoon natural early evening hours and throughout the day into the evening over in the phoenix area just drenching several drevrming downpour. highest single rape point ever. the rain tapering off we still have rain fall total building now in tempe. 5.8 inches of rainfall today. that is a lot of rain anywhere. mane while this is the culprit. remnant low of what was tropical storm norberg beginning to lose the influence now but harm already done so over the next 36 hours we see the system falling apart and won't be triggering any more significant weather conditions. certainly not for the bay area. little change here locally for us as a result of anything associated with that system overnight look for cloudy conditionsen

known as the super moon. i want to show you another view from our different camera south east camera. yes absolutely come. it's the full moon closest to the start of the autumn equinox which by the way is two weeks from tonight. let's check out live doppler 7hd and show you what it look like right now. we have cloud cover along the coast and already pushing in over the bay as we take a look at what happening happening down over the desert south west. they have seen rain thunderstorms parts of arizona record rainfall for today and with the rain thunderstorms from what was once hurricane nor berth still a concern of flash flooding so flash flood watches for parts of california until tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. the ones for nevada arizona going if tomorrow night. take a look at our computer animation. remnant of norberg the low will continue to send moisture in that direction. so if you nye out tomorrow traveling just keep that in mine and then by wed things quiet down. typical enter pattern for news the bay a

science center explaining what's going on >> : today is a super moon is moon is going to be to hundredought thousand miles away not quite 7% larger than the average full moon then about 14% larger than minimum full moon so ill a bigger fans writer edges someplace in connection see you want to enjoy it a better moon >> : east bay will be the best place to see tonight >> : have a good night everyone we will be backpedal o'clock see ♪ oh yeah old el paso's got a bold new stand n' stuff shell that's blasted for nacho cheesiness oh yeah! how do you helper? make helper with your favorite ingredients, for a fresh taste you'll love. helper. make it yours. now make restaurant inspired dishes with ultimate helper. safeway understand you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. school is in and so are the savings. pretty lady green grapes are just $1.99 a pound. kids love kraft mac & cheese. you'll love that it's 79¢ a box. and grab capri sun for just $1.88. there's more savings to love

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as supermini is when the moon is closest to the outburst during a full moon. some years there are none this year is special because there are three in one year. take a look at this beautiful photo of this super moon tonight captured bykrion--kron 4 viewers, here's another stunning photographs taken by our viewers. what a great shot. and look at this one. it was taken at communication hill in san jose. science centers and scientists say it is a special day for moon watchers in the new in the bay area. the next superman will take place in september of 2017. this is a beautiful nice looking man tonight thanks for bringing that to us. the temperatures are little on the chilly side right now. will see quite a bit of warning over the next few days. very little. cloud little for the most part this is a look relatively clear evening along the bay area. now for your seventh day around the day forecast. there'll be lots of sunshine very little. little we will not be getting into the 60s hardly at all this week. it is too far out to say what will happen next week but the

an american flag is left behind on the moon.o lost their lives in earlier space tests and a small disk carrying messages of goodwill from 73 nations on earth. a plaque on the lou mar module reads here men from the planet earth first set foot upon the moon, july 1969 a.d. we came in peace for all mankind. through a specially made television camera, viewers in many nations on earth were able to watch the astronauts as they walked and worked on the moon. despite the bulky spacesuits and the backpacks containing oxygen, temperature control and communications equipment, the apoll 11 crew found they could move easily about the surface. because there is no wind or rain on the moon, these footprints will remain for centuries. in addition to collecting rock and soil samples, the explorers leave behind a seismometer. it will leave behind information on impacts as well as lunar movements. ♪ a 100-prism laser reflector would help man measure the exact distance of earth to moon to an accuracy of 6 inches. these were the first of many experim

that's the advantage of the adn moon. by being on the surface of the n moon, you get to see the human in a partial gravity environment. we live here in 1-g station, to zero gs. i think you can interpolate to mars. we canceled the large centrifuge for space station, but we have some small centrifuges on station that we can look at things at the cellular level, and small plant level. i think it will give an indication if there is a problea in the intermediate gravity level.ravit i don't think it's worth the k s expense right now going to the o moon toin get that partial grava condition. i believe we can get that withvn station, unless this research o station points to us seeing soms huge problem where partial gravity is a consideration that we would have to deal with.er >> you can imagine there are capabilities and learning to live onties the surface, but thd also, again, private partnerships and private organizations that are also interested in the moon.nerships there are some ways perhaps we t can partnered in a very spla

moon.he moon is closest to the earth called perigee. it's going to appear larger as well as brighter. that's if you can see it. let's take at a look at the forecast over the next 12 hours. keep some clouds around, breezy scattered showers especially south and east but look at those temperatures. only in the upper 60s overnight. low 70s by 10:00 a.m. coming up iain and lucy we'll have the timing of more rainfall ahead tomorrow as well as temperature changes throughout the week. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> have you seen this man? philadelphia police are looking for 23 year old allen stokes. he's accused of shooting a man and leaving him paralyzed from the waist down all because of a bump. 49 year old edward lynn was gunned down last week outside a west philadelphia deli. he remains in the hospital. stokes is facing a tempted murder charges and police say he has five prior arrests for the same offense. >> tonight home depot finally confirms it was hacked. the announcement comes less th

you can get nice view times of the south pole and north pole of the moon.do a lot of telerobotic things. you can do that from this crew-tended facility in deep space. the other thing that if you think about it is we talked about maybe prepositioning hardware around mars. so you'll launch a component with a life-support system. spends a year journey to get out there, now it's into martian environment and doesn't get activated for another year. sometimes our systems are not so good it issing around. this proving ground lets us put a laboratory around the moon and revisit it every couple months, actually looks how we shut that system down and reactivate it. it is actually again being judged by how it helps us get ready for mars. >> if you had your druthers, again, in a perfect world with unlimited money, would it help you to land on the moon? or would it be a detour that just would kind of suck resources, time, whatever? >> well, the challenge there of course it doesn't have much of an atmosphere, that entry decent landing piece doesn't play out the lunar land

officially is when we are expecting the full moon but the moon doesn't rise until a little later. hot inland by midweek. radar showing you what's left of norbert, it's a remnant low. we will continue to see some moisture through tomorrow before things start to wind down. by wednesday it's all quiet. little changes expected in our pattern locally. the next couple mornings, you will see fog and low clouds. tomorrow morning, temperatures will start out in the low to upper 50s. cloudy conditions. by the way, the moon rises at 7:13 p.m. so that's your best opportunity to check out the harvest moon. don't forget, if you take a great picture, send it in to us. here are the highs for tomorrow. 68 in san francisco, 65 half moon bay. a little warmer tomorrow inland. 87 livermore, 86 concord. 72 in oakland. 81, san jose. 82, santa rosa. 83 in napa. acuweather seven-day forecast. the warming trend will continue through the work week. we are looking at low to mid 90s middle to latter part of the work week. it will get hot. along the coast line, we will keep you comfortable. friday, saturday, w

so a harvest moon and also a super moon.et's take you outside to the sky camera network right now. and you can see mainly clear skies in the south bay. best view of that super moon down here in the santa clara valley. currently 57 degrees. but yes, we have some cloud cover moving in right now across the peninsula. also for the east bay and san francisco areas, fog developing. some of the coldest temperatures right now right now in the north bay with 53 degrees. as we get you into your morning forecast for tomorrow, definitely jacket weather in the north bay. numbers will be hovering around 52 degrees. at 7:00 also, 8:00 in the morning. so you probably will need some sort of jacket again. a little bit of a light breeze. it's going to feel like the 40s. we'll have fog in san francisco. and for the east bay and peninsula areas of gray clouds to begin. so i really don't think at this point we're going to see that sun come out until 10:00 and also 11:00 in the morning. now, after that we've got a great forecast coming our way. te

. >>> last night's super moon or larger than normal full moon was quite a show. the harvest moon is red and pumpkin-like in appearance. look at that. it signals a start of the fall season and was the last back-to-back super moon of the season. the moon will still be pretty full for the next few nights if you want to get on out there. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins has your tuesday forecast, beautiful moon and if you're in the china towns across the country, this is where they have big festivals because of that. >> kind of fun. >> out partying last night, didn't even tell me. >> i wasn't. i was sleeping. >> i know you. good morning, everyone. we showed you this amazing pictures in the phoenix area, and the rain is coming to an end for them, not everyone. you notice the radar clearing up. there is that over 3 inches of rain yesterday. phoenix gets 8 inches for an entire year. you got half of that yesterday. we still have flash flood watches up today for the vegas area. flagstaff, all the way through southern utah and western portions and the mountainous areas of

you can get nice view times of the south pole and north pole of the moon.do a lot of telerobotic things. you can do that from this crew-tended facility in deep space. the other thing that if you think about it is we talked about maybe prepositioning hardware around mars. so you'll launch a component with a life-support system. spends a year journey to get out there, now it's into martian environment and doesn't get activated for another year. sometimes our systems are not so good it issing around. this proving ground lets us put a laboratory around the moon and revisit it every couple months, actually looks how we shut that system down and reactivate it. it is actually again being judged by how it helps us get ready for mars. >> if you had your druthers, again, in a perfect world with unlimited money, would it help you to land on the moon? or would it be a detour that just would kind of suck resources, time, whatever? >> well, the challenge there of course it doesn't have much of an atmosphere, that entry decent landing piece doesn't play out the lunar land

it's also called the harvest moon and a super moon. harvest moon because it's the closest full moon to the autumnal equinox. terry mcsweeney shot it right through this statue. he played for the san francisco giants for 14 seasons, and it almost looks like, i don't know, something you can get at the gift store. incredible. >>> 61 degrees. cloud cover moving into the peninsula for the east bay and san francisco. temperatures dropping into the 50s and also the 60s. a lot of fog moving into sf. as we take you into the morning forecast, what you're going to see here is, again, more cloud cover starting off from the north bay. san francisco and also for the peninsula. but i think whether or not you start off with cloud cover or not, we're going to get sunshine building in as we head throughout 10:00 in the morning. let's take you into the forecast. the thing that will change things for tomorrow is the fact that we have high pressure building aloft. temperatures continually today running five to 14 degrees warmer. high pressure building in. w

look up the moon and talk to daddy and the moon's going to come back around and tell me while you're sleeping what you said. >> reporter: they did it most nights until a year ago on september 26th, when sergeant basour was killed in action. that night darren asked his mom if they could put on the front porch light so dad would see it shining when he looked down from the moon. and on the one-year anniversary, darren wanted everyone to put on their porch light. >> he said i want it to be all bright so daddy can see, you know, that i love him. >> reporter: they put together a facebook page. and on friday darren kicked things off. >> light them up! >> reporter: all over the country, all over the world people turned on their front porch lights and snapped a photo. from utah to washington, even iraq, a soldier's bunk in afghanistan, a trucker left his headlights on, kids saluted. from alaska rebecca sent an image of the northern lights saying we turned the lights on and then heaven answered back. to a 6-year-old it seemed like the whole world lit up just for his father. >> thank you for tu

there it is, beautiful super moon, the harvest moon, a beautiful picture of that. did you see i last night? if you did and you went to bed early, that is why we are showing the picture to you now. showing the picture to you now. >> miles per hour and the rest of us are less than ten miles per hour so we have an onshore breeze. it is cloudy this morning, the winds at the golden gate bridge are as light as they have been all week at 11 miles per hour coming from the west. here is a look at the forecast, highlights have a cooler start and a warmer ending and well reverts the fall flavor from yesterday. still clouds during the night and a warming trend today will make it hot inland and we will is a strong of 90's that will last four or five days. gilroy is upper 80's and mid-to-upper 80's and the rest of the south bay is upper 70 to low 80's and mostly sunny today at board walk and santa cruz is 74 degrees. we have mid-70's to nearly 80 degrees for the peninsula and milbrae at 72 and money 60's along the coast into downtown and south san francisco is 70 and sauce least

but if you're heading inland, you will get a good look at that giant, gee normous super moon, in the sky. and meanwhile this is what we can expect. an upper level trough that continues to bend gently in a southerly direction and continues to progress to an easterly fashion and drawing in a cooler air mass. that's why today is cooler than yesterday. and then this guy right here, high pressure builds in, and it will be warmer tomorrow. tonight, sunset at 7:33. and sun comes up tomorrow morning, 6:44. and smack in between, upper 60s bay side and 70s peninsula. and 80s away from the bay. slightly below normal temperatures. here is the extended forecast. again, tomorrow, the high pressure nudges in. and slightly warmer. followed by a big warmup on wednesday. and thursday, and then it is a pretty stagnant weather pattern. but one good peek at that again, because the clouds will interfere with the super moon along the coast or even the bay. >> hopefully we can catch a glimpse. >> big and glorious. >> all right. >> yes. roberta, thank you. >>> tasty produce picks from the fresh grocer, comin

. >>> harvest moon. >>> super moon coming up? >> tonight, 9:38 we call it the harvest moon.moon closest to the autumnal equinox to the start of fall. doesn't seem it would happen this early. one of the earliest it possibly can on the calendar and the third in the trio of super moons closest to the earth, too. >> okay. >> i just heard the duke and duchess expecting their second kid. just got this. amazing. >> what? great. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> are you preparing the country to go back to war somewhere. >> i'm preparing the country to make sure that we deal with a threat from isil. i will then meet with congressional leaders on tuesday. on wednesday i'll make a speech, and describe what our game plans are going to be going forward. >>> so the obama strategy comes together. the president announcing a wednesday speech on his plans for confronting isis, but will he seek congressional support? take a look at this, and can we say, ouchie together. nfl season under way. nothing like a cleat in your face, to say, "game on," and double o -- what did you say? does denzel wa

of course, he had not really discovered life on the moon. the series of articles described intelligent,these green creatures on the moon and how they were gesticulating, indicating that they might be in conversation and therefore intelligent. no telescope at that time or even now could see such a thing, but that is not what mattered. the story is what mattered. this was meant as a satire, not a hoax. it was meant as a satire of the many people of this time who were claiming that there was life in outer space. one astronomer claimed that there were 21 trillion people inhabiting the solar system, not counting the sun. that was a satire. the reaction was not panic, because it was the moon, but great popular interest. this is in the "new york sun," which was one of the early .abloids a fledgling newspaper but it quickly became the most highly circulated newspaper in the country. reaction went on for quite some time in both sales of the newspaper and various spinoffs of the patients of the extraterrestrials. >> was there he panic, curiosity? >> n

that is the advantage of the moon.y being on the surface of the moon you get to see the human body now in partial gravity environment. >> can you inturpulate to mars? >> i think you can. they would like to get data there. we have small centrifuges where we can look at things on the cellular level. i think that will give some indication of is there a problem in this intermediate gravity level. i don't think it is worth the expense right now of going to the moon to get that partial gravity condition. i believe we can get that with station. unless we see some huge problem. >> the other thing i offer there are certain capabilities and learning to live on the surface and telerobotics. there are private partnerships and organizations that are also interested in the moon. there are ways perhaps we can partner to do that. >> another piece has been in the proving ground region if our international partners want to go to the surface of the moon great let them do that. if commercial industry sees the advantage of using some lunar

you know about the moon cake, we have the celebration and we eat moon cake. >> the festival resumes tomorrown is the star of the grand finale. the event is free. >>> rescuers are working to bring people the safe after flash floods killed 200 people. 10s of thousands are stranded and in danger due to the rains. authorities say 4,000 homes have collapsed and dozens of bridges are damaged. >> in india a bus filled with a wedding party washed away. the region is suffering from the worst flooding in decades. >>> it's something people rarely see. hear the shocked reaction from the man recording this volcanic reaction. >>> we'll look at the full sunday forecast. . >> watch out for the shock, it's coming. holy smoking toledo. >> a look at a volcanic explosion in new guinea. this was taken last month by an australian couple. in 94 this volcano and another erupted simultaneously. five people died then. four from collapsed roofs and one was struck by lightning. >>> a lot of sunshine across the bay area today. right now the low clouds and fog regrouping. you know the forecast, lots of clouds to start of

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secretary ban ki-moon. >> jon: whoa! stop the parade! ban ki-moon?he biggest climate change in history. come straight from the audition from "you're a good man, charlie brown"? wearing your camp clothes? ban ki-moon! by the way, what a get for u.n. radio. u.n. radio getting ban ki-moon. no, no, i can't tell you. oh! (laughter) of course, politician is only one of the big shots. there were movie stars like mark ruffalo and edward norton, both have become acutely aware of environmental dangers since their encounters with gamma radiation. (laughter) (applause) >> jon: with that star power, you know cable news gave it everything they have. >> describe the scene for us earlier. >> earlier? this is happening as we speak. latc(laughter) >> jon: it's happening right now. perhaps you can tell by the fact nobody can see me il my own news report. come on, cnn! this is crowd footage 101! you put the reporter in front of the crowd! msnbc, show them. >> we have ned resnikoff who's stand by -- >> jon: oh, jesus! not that far! come on! (laughter) kill the feed! got

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the full moon actually occurred at 6:38, so the moon filled up before it rose.e low clouds at the coast right now, sunny skies inland tomorrow. look for really warm conditions. we'll see sunny skies and highs of 97 in fresno -- 97 at sacramento -- i've got fresno on my mind today. 100 at fresno, 102 at palm springs, 100 at fresno, and here in the bay area we'll see high temperatures under sunny skies ranging from 60s at the coast to upper 70s and low 80s around the bay to mid-90s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it's really going to warm up on thursday, friday and saturday. inland highs in the mid to upper 90s. mid-80s around the bay and low 70s on the coast. you know we have a sister station in fresno. >> we do. >> yeah. that's going to be one hot sister over the next couple of days. >> good one, spencer. all right, thank you so much. >> a lot to talk about in sports. of course football. >> larry is here with the latest. >> fresno's reaction -- no, no. seriously, more from the nfl on the ray rice video that they somehow, some way couldn't get

the full moon actually occurred at 6:38, so the moon filled up before it rose.e low clouds at the coast right now, sunny skies inland tomorrow. look for really warm conditions. we'll see sunny skies and highs of 97 in fresno -- 97 at sacramento -- i've got fresno on my mind today. 100 at fresno, 102 at palm springs, 100 at fresno, and here in the bay area we'll see high temperatures under sunny skies ranging from 60s at the coast to upper 70s and low 80s around the bay to mid-90s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it's really going to warm up on thursday, friday and saturday. inland highs in the mid to upper 90s. mid-80s around the bay and low 70s on the coast. you know we have a sister station in fresno. >> we do. >> yeah. that's going to be one hot sister over the next couple of days. >> good one, spencer. all right, thank you so much. >> a lot to talk about in sports. of course football. >> larry is here with the latest. >> fresno's reaction -- no, no. seriously, more from the nfl on the ray rice video that they somehow, some way couldn't get

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san francisco china town's first autumn moon festival held in 1991 after the earthquake, but the moonebrated for centuries as a thanksgiving in the chinese culture. not a thousand years old, but the moon festival -- three years old, there's a theme for this, the neptune beach community celebration kicks off a weekend long old school carnival with a pet parade, vintage cars, and performances on the unplugged stage. with always as events on the island, free secure bike parking in the area meaning they prefer you leave the car out of the area. of course, come monday morning, you'll jump back into the car and join so many others so join me as i track the commute back here on "today in the bay." >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> you paid for it, but he got the perks. this morning, we expose a public official who's racking up rewards using taxpayer dollars. investive reporter, jenna, joins us now with a look another how a local department director is turning taxpayer conferences into personal perks. jenna? >> reporter: multiple sources within the department of child support servic

and do some moon gazing.r now i'll do traffic. we have a problem on 95. this is northbound past 420. some late running construction was supposed to clear out. you can kind of see the penndot signs there in the lane and the cones out as well and creating a jam-up here. hopefully they're beginning to pick this up. sometimes it slows down more as they block traffic to pick it up. for now it's blocking the two right lanes and traffic a bit slow at this point, dave. >> a fair amount of clouds across the region right now, temp in the 60's. we'll spends evident most day in the 70's. 70 degrees on the nose by 9:00, 77 by 3 o'clock and that is your high today, 73 by 6 o'clock. a little breezy, mainly cloudy skies. can can't rule out some sunny breaks and there's also the chance of some real spotty drizzle and perhaps a shower or two especially south of philadelphia in parts of new jersey and delaware. on the board at the airport, looks like all green planes today and unlike yesterday we're not reporting any rain. had

last night's super moon put on quite a show. it is called the harvest moon. because it is red pumpkin like appearance, it signals the start of the fall season. yes, almost here. the harvest moon was the last back to back super moon of the season. don't worry if you missed it. the moon will be pretty full for the next few nights. >> if you run outside, you can still see it. >> it is still dark out there. i didn't get a chance to see it. >> go outside, look out the window. >> i'm kind of working right now, bill. >> oh, the breaks are long enough. we saw that. we had the horrible flooding in the phoenix area and vegas area, hampton roads area of virginia. that flood threat is slowly ending to day. now we talk about the next threat that is coming down from the north. and this is cold air. it snowed yesterday in call guy ga calgary. this is the first real cold invasion as we head toward our winter season. it's going to run into that warm air. we're going to have a severe weather outbreak two days in a row. 15 million people at risk of severe thunderstorms from kan

because mars and it's moons will probably not be like operating in lower earth orbit. we're accustomed to -- i give them the example of when i was a young snotty-nosed astronaut in camden, and i was one once. and i remember going to the johnson space center for the first time and they said you're going have a class on orbital mechanics and you're going to go over to the simulator and you're going to learn how to rendezvous and dock, i said piece of cake, i've been rendezvousing for 14 years now, i have been flying for 17,000 hours, all u you got to do is put your nose on the airplane that u you want to rendezvous with and just go. the first time i got in the simulator, the instructors, they didn't push back, they just said okay, another little snotty-nosed quid that thinks he knows everything, we'll just see. so i got in the shuttle mission stimulator and off shuttle to rendezvous with the space station or something and i didn't come within hundreds of miles. and it was because i was flying an airplane in the atmosphere that doesn't have to worry about orbital mechanic

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and united nations secretary general ban ki-moon. ban convened a climate summit here in new york on tuesday. there are effort under way to reach an agreement by next year. >> if nothing happens this week, the action is on the streets. this is the climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating that it is a profound concern for people. this is the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states in many years. okay. and that is the message above all that we need to get across. >> environmental activists have been down the road before. what is different is the broad coalition that is supporting that. state-becaused groups to labour unions -- state-based groups to labour unions, are hoping to produce a ground swell of support. major unions brought thousands, reflecting an evolving issue on how climate change will hurt the economy in the future. >> if we don't combat climate change, our economy will be devastated. >> with strengths in numbers, activists will call for an agreement keeping it under 2 degrees celsius, ph

water temperatures bodega bay bridge is 60 and half moon bay is 62 and monterey is 63. six to eight degrees warmer-than-average. everyone else in the home 60's but pittsburg is 68. if you are hiking this morning it will be 67 and low-to-mid 60's around the bay shore until cupertino at 58 and money 50's through the north bay and to half moon bay bodega bay, though, at a few clouds near the coast. headed to noon, those will fade and from hayward south or half moon bay south we could see some clouds and 84 inland at balloon and 84 in the evening hours ander 78 at noon an the bay and 80 at 4:00, and mid-to-upper 60's throughout the day and into the evening. leyla gulen? >> here is the golden gate bridge with traffic nonexistent. it is wide open from san francisco. san jose to cupertino, there is a water main break but it is not embodying traffic. southbound 85 is shut down. highway 24, number four bore is blocked westbound because of a light pole down in the lanes. this is a serious crash involving a vehicle overturned westbound on 580 at lake shore boulevard with an ambula