moon. private entrepreneurs picking up where nasa's apollo program left off. for americans tree speech is sacrosanct and it's guaranteed under the law in most countries in the west. but that doesn't marine that deposits don't enact elements on elements of free expression even here in the united states. this country for instance puts limits on speech considered obscene. it bans child pornography. it prevents some nations to deny the holocaust. there are public debates over the very meaning of free expression. about self-censorship, political correctness and hate speech. but the severe limits that are put on free speech in much of the rest of the world go way beyond semantics. there are still far too many places where a citizen can land in prison for doing nothing more than questioning authority. countries like china have rejected calls from america and others expressing free speech, to perpetuate western imperialism. saudi arabia is more blunt. any protest against the government of any kind

to the moon.here's some obviously some strategic reasons for going there. for future transportation, as a steppingstone to mars but like to ask each of you your opinion of whether or not we have a lot to learn from our own moon. >> i chaired the interplanet's panel and listed in the new frontiers class of missions is a mission to look at the terrain around the south pole of the moon where we think the lunar mantle is close to the surface to help us origin of the moon and what that tells us about the origin and evolution of our own planet and scientifically we have lots of outstanding questions about the moon that the scientific community has articulated through the decadal surveys. >> thank you. >> the moon contains the geological record of the first billion years of the history of the earth and that record has been more or less lost on the earth because the earth has been so active. and so, that is for me the critical aspect of the scientific value of the moon. that's the time when life began on

of saturn's moons. was that in order of likelihood or do you have a preference or a prediction as to where we might most likely find evidence of some form of life? >> well, that was actually in order moving outward from the sun. there was no implied order. you know, the question is whether in any environment that can support life does life actually begin. does it form. and i don't know the answer to that and no one else does. and that's why in my view we need to look at all of these bodies where there is very strong evidence, compelling evidence of what's called a habitable environment, an environment where life could actually be sustained. >> when we find out what the thickness of the ice is on jupiter's moon, that's the time to send a probe there? >> yes. there's a lot of groundwork that needs to be done. we don't know if there are organic molecules. the mission will tell us whether there are fresh organics in the cracks. if there are, that's the place to go. >> dr. bean, when do you think we'll have

to the moon.here's some obviously some strategic reasons for going there. for future transportation, as a steppingstone to mars but like to ask each of you your opinion of whether or not we have a lot to learn from our own moon. >> i chaired the interplanet's panel and listed in the new frontiers class of missions is a mission to look at the terrain around the south pole of the moon where we think the lunar mantle is close to the surface to help us origin of the moon and what that tells us about the origin and evolution of our own planet and scientifically we have lots of outstanding questions about the moon that the scientific community has articulated through the decadal surveys. >> thank you. >> the moon contains the geological record of the first billion years of the history of the earth and that record has been more or less lost on the earth because the earth has been so active. and so, that is for me the critical aspect of the scientific value of the moon. that's the time when life began on

there was no reason to go to the moon for eisenhower. cared moreower about, the race that really mattered to him, was the race to develop intercontinental illicit missiles. icbm's, . he wanted to beat the russians to it. he approved the development of two icbms. he also approved two intermediate range in her ballistic missiles. in 1956, he approved a game changer, a choleric irb and -- the polaris irbm.\ this would be mobile, and therefore impossible for the soviets to track and destroy. briefedenhower president-elect kennedy on national security before he took office, he mentioned the polaris. he said that kennedy had an .nvestment in alaris -- polaris this was a major accomplishment for eisenhower, and a record he was pierced late proud of. he went from having zero icbms and irb ends when he took office to having an array of them when he left. america's advanced national security by leaps and bounds when you consider how far these missiles could go. when kennedy ran for president, he charged that there was a missile gap. talk about eis

here is the moon. rosanna: that is so cool. us. greg: buzz, will you join us on the moon? >> of course. rosanna: what'd you think about this? >> people were giving a speech and saying that people will go back to the moon and speak chinese. >> greg: when it comes to the moon, been there and done that. >> i didn't tell the president to say that. rosanna: we want to go to mars with buzz. greg: you say 20 what? >> two decades after the 50th anniversary of landing on the moon. greg that is too long. we'll write the congressman and asking for more money. rosanna: we are doing that here on "good day new york." greg: you are the best, buzz. the one and only buzz aldrin. whoa. thank you for playing astronaut with us. greg: we are departing mars. buzz, thanks again. rosanna: oh, the sur circus is in town. we have the artistic director with us. the big apple circus. greg: we are just in from the moon. >> i love it. beautiful. >> i noticed you didn't try. rosanna: it is gorgeous. greg: what'd we need to know about the circus? >> it is great. it is a nonfor profit circus, tons of commu

it's 43 years since man last walked on the moon. since then living there has been the stuff of fantasy. but it may be a step closer to a reality. they plan to land on an unexplored area of the moon laying the groundwork to what could be a permanent settlement there. we've been given exclusive details about lunar 27 which is set for takeoff in five years' time. >> three, two, one. zero. all engines running. commit. liftoff. reporter: the apollo mission fired our imaginations, they pushed the boundaries of science and increased our love affair with the moon. >> i'd like to dedicate the rst step of apollo 17 -- reporter: but this was supposed to be only the beginning. in the 1960's and 1970's the plan was to set up bases on the lunar surface and to use th as launch sites to send rockets to other worlds. >> we'd like you to leave immediately. reporter: the reality seemed to have faded but the dream is still alive here at the european space agency's research center in holland. scientists are developing a spacecraft to go back to the moon

the airport and half moon bay just a breath at three miles per hour. area high pressure dominating our forecast today and tomorrow is moving east and with that, we have a clock wise flowing get an offshore wind and the low will work up the back side and the showers in southern california will come our way on wednesday and thursday, the chance. it will break the heat and today we are above average the 86 at sunnyville and santa cruz is 86 and 90 in los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and well end up at 74 and 70 in pacifica and the peninsula side is warm and 81 at millbrae and everyone else up to 87 degrees. 78 in daly city, sun sets at 76 and low 80s at downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. warm to hot through the north bay valley with 85 in vallejo and 90 at santa rosa and along the east bay shore 80s is the cool spot and oakland is 84 and we top out at union city and fremont at 87 and air conditioning wealth, low-to-mid 90s inland east bay. tomorrow we jump up two more dead away from the coast and by thursday we are ten degrees cooler and

right to rise usa is responsible randy: the moon. emily: the moon is so bright. randy: i was telling the story. i looked out the window early this morning. of course it's dark. i thought somebody was standing out there. it was the shadow of a bush. cindy: so funny. i thought i left the light on in the backyard. yep, it's the moon. so it's bright out there. emily: and clear. cindy: n aits clear. today will be a nice day but that full moon creating some high astronomical tides so we have a storm coming in for the middle of the week. we'll have to watch the fret of tidal flooding but it's a frosty start this morning. another nice day. we have that wind and rain on the way. really wednesday afternoon through thursday morning. we're talking about some widespread soaking rain. one to two inches. we desperately need the rain. we are up over eight inches now in boston. more than 7.5 in worcester. so we really could use in rain. we're going to get it here. starting tomorrow. today is a dry day for you. look how cold it is in southeastern massachusetts. on the cape and the

santa rosa and napa at 49 and half moon bay, about 59. but foggy. it will clear. walnut creek shows 88 to 94 inland and warm to shot sunshine and total sunshine, at the coast in san francisco, 69 to 79 and around the bay, above average at 88. >> i have my hands out of my ears and big ears. a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge with traffic slow at 17 minutes to leave the macarthur maze to head into san francisco so surprisingly on columbus day holiday, we have a bit of traffic building as you leave the east bay. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is lighter but more folks getting to work. the altamont pass could be worse, but it is better than usual. at vasco you are good to go to dublin. >> it is 6:10. still ahead, check your lottery tickets because a bay area story where a $15 million we lottery ticket was sold. >> president obama defends hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail serb while she was secretary of state and the issue is blown out of issue is blown out of proportion. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours.

half moon bay, 55. fifty-two up at scotts valley. fifty-seven santa cruz.thirtys up in the mountains. fifty-one. they have cooled off a little bit. nothing from the north until maybe the weekend. this low will give us increasing clouds tomorrow, and it looks like we'll cloud it up tuesday night into wednesday. any rain should stay to the south and will linger down in southern california for the bulk of the week. lots of sun today. warm to hot. near 9 0ás for some. while inland. just some patchy fog. 95234 clearlake. ninetys for many. eight 0ás, 90s. upper 8 0ás. ninetys. these are a good 10 to 12, 13 degrees above average for this time of year. temperatures continue to be way above average and they will through most of the week even on the coast looks pretty nice here. warm to hot as we head in a lot of cloud cover tuesday night and wednesday. clears it out thursday, and does look cooler by the weekend. >> all right, steve, thank you u. >>> time now 5:21. questions about a deadly plane crash that happened in south lake tahoe. coming up in 20 minutes, what h

and ban ki-moon. let's go to mike hanna in west jerusalem, he has been listening. it seems to me that this is the type of news conference, the type of things heard that could have been said yesterday, six months ago, six months ago. it's the same thing with a more urgent feel to it because of what is going on on the ground. yes, we hear there's no concrete solutions to establish an end to the current crisis, the u.n. secretary-general speaking in wide terms. there's no specific idea, thought that is brought to focus on what is happening now. the broader issues of political negotiation is not something that will be kick started in a way to deal with the crisis, there needs to be an approach that takes a look, in particular the dispute with the al-aqsa compound. it's important to note that ban ki-moon praised his deal with israel, making it front and center, making it clear that laying behind the content is the opposition of it was a strong attempt. and clearly expressing the united nations view about the israeli presence in occupied territory and pointing at that as

right there, at half moon bay. so for the folks out there with the big pumpkins this afternoon, we have still, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies but the rest of us enjoying blue sky, a variable wind out there, coming in from the north at fairfield, 10 miles an hour. coming in from the east in concord at eight and we have a bit of an on shore bridge, a westerly one in oakland. miles an hour. very typical for when we have the ridge of high pressure in place, the variable wind with us. with just a very weak sea breeze expected for the afternoon. a look at what is going on. mostly clear skies for the entire state of california. you can see it here with the ridge of high pressure locked in place and is actually going to strengthen as we get into tuesday. i expect tuesday will be the hottest day. as i shift you to the south. look at the system. we've been watching in near baja california. this will make tracks into california in the coming days. going to bring scattered showers to areas of southern california and may

closer to home, we turn to earth's moon.sion one is a research project aiming to send an unmanned spacecraft to an unexplored area of the moon. what makes this project unique is it is crowdfunded. anyone, from an individual to a government, can buy into the mission which raised $1 million on kickstarter last year. the founder joined us to explain. ♪ lunar mission i is a robotic mission to the south pole of the moon for scientific research. what we are going to be doing is taking away the need for space agency money with all of us paying and putting it into the hands of those who want to take part. if we can get everybody involved around the world, then our market research suggests we could raise in the region of $4 billion to $5 billion. we are going to be the first to drill deep off the earth. that will lead to a kind of technology that can be used for the search for life on mars, for example. we are also going to deposit a time capsule of life on earth, a n epic record of humankind and our species, a database which can sur

. >>> the super moon. it's a full moon and i think it's the hunter moon, too, is that right? >> good job, you know your moon names, did you look it up? >> you told me about it yesterday. >> see, i don't remember that. >> it looks blue almost. >> it looks like that. >>> it appears bigger and brighter because it's a super i believe that was jason bacon grabbing that one for us. >>> conditions in boston is 41 degrees, dewpoints 30s, the wind out of the west at 6 miles per hour, the city tends to hold the warm more so it's 41 at logan airport, look at some of the other readings, 27 in nashville, 28 in so we have dipped, p 32 in man chest, 27 in nashua. 32 in mar shall field, 29 in plymouth, 25 degrees on the vineyard. it's 40 on nantucket, a lot has to do with a little bit of wind, calm wind we can radiate out of those at least warmer temperatures, warmer ail relative of course. we are in for a lot of sunshine, clouds move in later on, not a big deal, it is going to be a nice fall afternoon, above where we were yesterday. some light lane pushing back through west virginia, back t

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the hunter's moon if you caught it last night. the last summer moon of the year shining brightly early this morning. >> you missed it, you will have to wait until next october for the next super moon. >> jadiann: we can agree some weird things tended to happen around. maybe it was that moon. >> christa: i hear the twilight zone music playing in the background here. >> jeremy: i plan a lot of my activity on the moon. i guess i shouldn't do that. plymouthed a at 53. that moon will come up again in the east. won't technically be full. it will be pretty darn close. >> you didn't catch hit the morning, you will see it out there again this evening. 51 in beverly. nashua, 47. high pressure is with us. high-five. we will have high pressure with us through the day. mostly sunny skies. at times, partly sunny. filtered sun. it will fend off these clouds and rain-drops to our southwest. for today. temps between 53-57. about 58. a little below normal. mid-50's this afternoon. a nice afternoon for yard work. game. not as chilly tonight. there i

capsule that will be dropped on the moon in 2017.tng with crowdfunding, is one of the fastest growing crowd platforms on mobile with the company saying it outpaces rivals like kickstarter and go fund me. ands backed by big names has been used for more than 300,000 campaigns. the c.e.o. and cofounder james beshara joins me with more. it is great to meet you. are we at a point where we could crowd fund a billion-dollar space launch? >> we love seeing that. , sony people have waived their hands about it for a few years. i think it is still not mainstream. with big projects like that were .o. is making it an everyday type of activity. i think it has a long way to go before it is mainstream. it is fun to watch it get there. emily: what makes you different from kickstarter or go fund me? where are you seeing your growth? >> the easiest way of explaining it is we are focused on crowdfunding for groups of friends. it is $500, $1500 for a party. $500 for a tailgate sunday. a group of friends pulling money for a ski house on tahoe. most key is

mist and drizzle is widespread from half moon bay to peninsula. we are getting reports from all over of patchy drizzle. do be careful. roadways are slick and this will last through tomorrow morning. got that going for us tonight. beyond that it looks like winds shift offshore and we will see very warm weather take place for the middle of the week with temperatures well above average and we'll tell you when that will end and we look forward to more fall-like weather. >> and this picture of a double rainbow in fairfield this afternoon. we love to see your pictures and videos. whenever you see weather happening share them with us using the hashtag abc 7 now. >>> new details. a driver went through a guard rail and into the frigid water. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with people who watched people jump in. >> we heard a crash and people started screaming to call police. >> reporter: witnesses describe a scene of chaos. a white cadillac pulled out of the scene. >> we knew something major happening. >> reporter: a good samaritan jumped into t

the winner of this year's half-moon bay pumpkin festival. there you can see soaking in the attention getting his picture taken. steve, congratulations. if you don't mind turn you a little bit this way. what's your reaction to winning? >> you know, it feels good. >> reporter: yeah? >> what's the secret? >> you know, we don't have secrets. we work all year. we worked really hard. we're all doing the same kind of thing. we had really good weather. and i say my folks, my wife, they're always there. yeah, it's a good year. >> reporter: i don't want to turn you a little bit in the sun more. we were talking to you this morning about 1800 pounds, were you sandbagging? >> no. you don't sandbag. we've been heavy before. we've been light before. you just never know. you know what the chart says it should go. a lot of these seeds have history. and you can kind of go with that, but this seed has gone heavy and light. to predict the stuff. >> reporter: if you look at your california competitors they came in lighter than they were expecting, we're in a dif

this super moon is also known as the hunter's moon. the full moon will be full in the morning and have a little bit of it left over tomorrow. too many clouds tomorrow. mostly clear and 50 degrees. the temperatures are falling across the area. some 30s on the map. another chilly night is in store. north and west you might see patchy frost early in the morning. it's cool and dry tomorrow. no problems, but the clouds will be here late tuesday and through most of the day on wednesday as well. we can see 30s on the map north and west. you are at 33 and definitely have patchy frost there in the morning. 30s in poughkeepsie. morristown is down to freezing at 32 as well as west hampton. winds are calm. that allows the air to settle down to the surface. they are light at this time, but a lot stronger when the storm system gets going on wednesday. maybe gusts around 30 coming onshore. now. the high clouds and the rain moving in across the southern states. there is that remnant low of patricia spinning near new orleans and the gulf coast of missi

we've got this full moon. it's a special moon, i believe moon. >> jadiann: he was. we have j.r. ready to go for our "know and go" segment. what a beautiful sight. >> jeremy: the full hunter's moon, supermoon. it's big and bright and perhaps you noticed that this morning or last evening. it will do that again tonight. if you missed it this morning, no worries. this evening, about 6:30, 7:00 this evening. boston at 40 degrees. bedford 26. nashua 25. it's cold under that full hunter's moon. and there will be increasing clouds through the day. these clouds, they are thin and wimpy, cirrous clouds. filtered sunshine. a nice fall day because there's hardly any wind. on the cool side for some. 53 through 57. tonight, clouds on the increase with that moon. between 40-48. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. rain coming at us late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening from this weather system here and also a piece of this weather system through the upper midwest but this down here, this bag of rain down there, those are the remains, the remnants, of patricia. the ghost of patricia coming at

a little high thin clouds across the moon, a little glow around the moon there. now farmers lore says the glow around the moon means it's going to rain in 24 hours, you know what, that old farmer's lore is right. it's going to be raining in 24 to 36 hours. thatst a great shot from news copter 7. thank you johnny d. who's shooting that to us in high definition. here's what's happening this morning around the area. temperatures around 46 degrees to start the day. dry humidity. wind out of the northeast. today, normal high temperature is 60. sun's up just after 7:15, 7:20. we'll have a beautiful sunrise. a cloudy sunset is coming up. for your headlines, is that today's kind of nice fall day. we've got a rainy day tomorrow and then some great fall weather coming up for friday and the weekend just in time for the fall classic. temperatures in the 40s. we're looking at 30 towards poughkeepsie and kingston. 42 around bridgeport. temperatures that are right at normal for this hour of the day and a little northeast to a southeast wind has been coming in today but very lig

there is a new discovery on pluto's largest moon. did you know pluto has moons? it does. nasa released these photos of charon. there are features including a large canyon system on the moon. it stretches across the entire face of that moon making it four times the size of the grand canyon. who's big now? >>> coming up on 10 minutes benefit 5:00. we have issued a first alert for what's coming our way today. looking at rain already this morning but heavy rain, strong winds and another round of coastal flooding, matt delucia is at the shore this morning reporting flooding is already occurring at this hour. 55 degrees in philadelphia, the rain is coming down and it is going to be a rainy dreary day today. the clouds stay with us all day today and the rain will be with us all day. it's later this afternoon and this evening that we'll see not only some heavy rainfall but stronger winds and look at the winds, gusting to more than 30 miles an hour in philadelphia. and at the jersey shore. wildwood is reporting 31-mile-an-hour wind gusts, they could hit 50 miles per hour at the sh

it's on main street in half moon bay if you have time to come over the hill and check it out. it's a lot of fun. >> pretty cool sight there. >> bob, live in our 11:00, as well. he'll have the winners. remember, no wagering involved. >> give me my $5 back. >> let's check your monday morning weather. >> it will be hot, again, today. a lot of sunshine across the bay area. 93 degrees in gilroy and half moon bay up to 74 degrees and dolores heights at 77 degrees and 92 in napa and oakland 84 degrees and some lower 90s in the tri-valley. livermore 93 degrees. >> let's see how things are rolling out there, mike. >> start to see the build for this monday morning and show you live shots to give you an idea. san jose slowing down right here. 101 at the 680 interchange. 85 is actually worse than this right around highway 17. little unusual for that stretch to be that slow. highway 92 just starting to see the slow down across the flat section and the build off of 880. not a big build, but still here and it will slow you and more slowing at 101 over the next few minutes. lave look at the b

. >> super moon rising. >> we have a full moon rising super moon is a happening at full moon closest to approach to orbit. it looks brighter big near the sky. one of our great weather watchers meg o'leary cape cod catching the super mope rising above the water what a great night for it clear skies across the region light the whole place up. the foliage the pictures over the last few weeks. this picture in new hampshire cobalt blue skies the water and look at all the foliage below. hopefully to get at least one hike in. temperatures are dropping fast they will fall like a rock we've got clear skies calm winds we also have low humidity advisories out for cape cod and martha's vineyard. you have not seen those freezing temps you'll be close to 32 on the dot tonight. 20s just about everywhere he else. very cold start to our day tomorrow. make sure you've got a good size jacket ready to go when you walk out the door in the morning. afternoon tempts bright skies light winds on target for this time of year. i want to focus in on weather make for this week. patricia's recommend fans no longe

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secretary general ban ki-moon met with palestinian president abbas and called for calm.e is trying to end weeks of unrest. in the latest violence, a palestinian has been shot and killed in the occupied west bank. the israeli army said he attacked one of its soldiers with a knife. so far this month, 51 palestinians and eight israelis have been killed. >> the situation in the west bank also deserves renewed attention, settlement activity by israel is illegal, and only in flames tensions while reinforcing the sense that the viability of the two-state solutions is disappearing. we know the sense of desperation that comes with the slide of hope. >> we have a report from the occupied west bank. what are we to make from ban ki-moon's choice of words there, the language that he used? >> well, he was sending a clear message that what he calmed a dangerous escalation, that both sides needed to do what they could to calm things down. he did state in the press conference he held with the palestinian president that the message he gave to the israeli prime minister who he met on tuesd

upper 60s, a few patches of fog half moon bay.ther seven-day forecast, another warm one tomorrow. temperatures coming up still all around the bay, and then the winds go slightly offshore. it's temporary. we cool off wednesday, thursday, and maybe some sprinkles around here. cooler next weekend. >> with so much going on here in san francisco, maybe you can get to napa and do some wine tasting. >> great idea. >> fleet week pops up in san francisco. another big attraction, the giant navy ships on display. sky 7hd was oar the bay for the fleet week parade of ships friday morning. shows ships, like the uss coronado, which we are look at right now, have a lot of technology you can't see. >> this is the most advanced ship i've ever served on. it has the latest and greatest toys and gadgets. >> this electronic technician knows the ship like the back of his hand. >> what does it lock like on the bridge? >> a lot of people say it looks-like star trek, and i would have to agree. >> it's a new breed of ship, faster and lighter. >> very maneuv

a bright full moon out there. cindy: almost makes you go where is that light on somewhere out there this morning. emily: it does. cindy: very bright. morning. kids are going to want the jackets at the bus stop. sunshine though as they're getting off the bus this afternoon. up into the 50's. a nice fall day on the way. this is the coldest morning we've seen yet on cape cod with these widespread temperatures in the upper 20's. falmouth 28. hyannis 29. the vineyard 26 degrees so a killing freeze out there this morning. boston now 39. also 39 in worcester. but lots of 20's up on the north shore. beverly is 29. 26 in nashua. so it's a cold start but it is clear. high pressure going to keep the sunshine around today. weatherwise. afternoon. by lunchtime, temperatures in the lower 50's and expecting highs today in the mid to upper 50's. about 56 boston. running about 57 in framingham. average high this time of year is 58. we'll be close out through worcester county, mid to upper 50's for you. 57 brockton. 58 in bridgewat

personally i believe those steps include going to the moon, going to the moons of mars and the moon itself. >> mr. dumbacher anything to add? >> congressman brooks, yes i do. a couple of points to add to mr. cooke, i that as it is necessary to bring the stakeholders along, i think we need to be careful recognizing the funding constraints we operate within, that we need to make sure that the elements that we build for exploration don't just become one-offs or just be able to be used once, that they have a continuous applicability through the rest of the exploration strategy. i think that's a key element that we need to do. and we also frankly need to be very careful about making sure we live within the funding constraints that are in the appropriations levels that are provided by the congress. so those are the two key elements i would asked to what mr. cooke had. >> this is a question for both of you. mr. cooke, i already heard your comments about going to the moon, mar's moon and perhaps mars. what would you recommend is nasa's sls and orion's missions? >> i believe that the sls and orion

it is a beautiful shot of the moon tonight. the skies are pretty clear except for a patch of fog around half moon bay. the season fell this afternoon and this evening. it was at the highest elevations . take a look at these pictures. it was above 8,000 feet that we saw a little snow. there will be more coming this upcoming weekend. rainfall totals .07 in santa rosa and petaluma. san francisco, livermore and fairfield and .02 in san jose and ben low man and half moon bay. how does san francisco fair the month of october? no measurable rain this month. typically you get 1.12. you'll notice lots of occurrences was in 2013 just two years ago. and really we are taking you back which has been a dry october for san francisco. the numbers are in the 50s and secretaries and the coolest spot when sheltered napa 51 degrees. so from the east bay hills camera, the visibility is terrific. we are look at sunny and bright conditions. dry and mild and there is another chance of rain on sunday. if you didn't get your fill today another system co

time lapse of it and you will see the high clouds in front of the moon. it was just something else. i was watching it from my window at work. don't worry i was working. all right. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we have the high clouds around right now. and the fog is being limited because of the extra cloud cover so we have some fog but it's very patchy and most is down toward monterey bay where visibility is low. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's as take you a look at what is ahead. unusually high tide or higher than normal tide i should say come up this week. we already had one today. next several days just be careful. low lying area could flood over sex feet high and it's right around 11:45 to 1:00 o'clock this wee week. from our east bay hills camera looking towards san francisco and visibility is good. we have a little patch of fog there mostly cloudy tomorrow. rain is likely on wednesday and it's sunny mild for halloween. so here's the satellite radar set up. high pressure here provided with us the dry weather today. things really changing. tropical storm olaf is

it is a beautiful shot of the moon tonight. the skies are pretty clear except for a patch of fog around half moon bay. the season fell this afternoon and this evening. it was at the highest elevations . take a look at these pictures. it was above 8,000 feet that we saw a little snow. there will be more coming this upcoming weekend. rainfall totals .07 in santa rosa and petaluma. san francisco, livermore and fairfield and .02 in san jose and ben low man and half moon bay. how does san francisco fair the month of october? no measurable rain this month. typically you get 1.12. you'll notice lots of occurrences was in 2013 just two years ago. and really we are taking you back which has been a dry october for san francisco. the numbers are in the 50s and secretaries and the coolest spot when sheltered napa 51 degrees. so from the east bay hills camera, the visibility is terrific. we are look at sunny and bright conditions. dry and mild and there is another chance of rain on sunday. if you didn't get your fill today we have another s

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we have the waning moon.y nice, setting the stage for a gorgeous couple of days across the bay area. our super camera showing you the moon shining over. just a perfect night on the way. the forecast call for sunshine and bright jampbls the next three days. a dry and rather mild pattern is setting up for halloween and then we'll check our next chance on sunday. 50s and 60s, our current temperatures. the same in san francisco. 61 in mt. view. the coolest spot right now at 57 degrees. live doppler 7, we're tracking the cold front. it is falling apart. not much left in the wake of the moisture. the high pressure is building. that means the return of very warm fall days the next couple days on the accu-weather forecast. we'll take you to halloween. it will look like a treat. a nice forecast shaping up. clear skies, dry conditions. then on sunday, the first day of november. we'll track another cool day moving through. very light in nature. but sunday evening, working through bay areas. taking note in the second hal

the moon is our future and it has everything we need.y is saved and i shall lead them i'm newt gingrich and i approve this crazy ass fantasy. >> that snarkiness among many reporters so now fast forward three more years to right now and the big news. nasa announcing it is planning a colony way beyond the moon on mars. so two things. speaker gingrich gets a big i told you so for trying to inspire with the possible and second why not? let's go to mars and bring back that american spirit that anything is possible and that's my off-the-record comment tonight thank you for being wit

chief ban ki-moon is calling for calm. >>> welcome to al jazeera. here from doha, in the next half hour... ..a new prime minister and a new foreign policy. justin trudeau sells president obama that he is withdrawing canadian fighters from i.s.i.l. and iran >>> a clean up under way in the philippines as the death toll rises to 26 >>> two palestinian teenagers have been shot dead in the west bank. that brings the death toll to five in the past 24 hours. for two weeks there has been daily clashes between israeli soldiers and palestinians. 50 palestinians and nine israelis have been killed. dozens of extra checkpoints have been added in, and search powers. protests against israeli occupations were triggered by concerns over access to the al-aqsa compound. the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon is in jerusalem calling for calm. andrew simmonds reports from the west banks. >> reporter: the grim aftermath after what is called an attack on sold years. -- soldiers. two people shot dead, a soldiers injured. this an a day of attacks and protests on the streets

half moon bay is a mile. the rest of us are okay.his is how it looks from sutro tower camera with moisture in the air. even sprinkles along the coast. and the santa cruz mountains. the clouds will open. it will dry. we will hit the mid-60s. it will feel like fall. today. hot weather coming in the trust. >> we are starting off with the san mateo bridge a grind away from 880 to 101. that commute is going to take you, well, first, a look at 580, the richmond-san rafael toll plaza busy and across the bridge is only seven minutes. 22 machines between 880 and 101, highway 84 at dumbarton clear. take that instead and it is under ten minutes. a few accidents northbound highway 17 at summit. now a brand new crash. in the same spot. that is leaving us with slow traffic away from scotts valley at 10 miles per hour for the top speed. up to los gatos it will take you 35 minutes. >> this morning, more than 100 people are back in the bay area after the flight was forced to make an emergency landing. the flight turned back after take off from l.a.x.

. >> and here's a cool picture of the full moon. another super moon. >> >. the hunter's moon eric? >> yes, the full moon in october and supermoon, you can have up to four in a given year, and this is the fourth, it's looking a little brighter, certainly very bright tonight. walk around. sunset, and the sun glinting off the buildings there, just a crisp and clear night. great for star gaze, and the temperature, little cool out there. temperatures around 45 in boston, but in the city, little warmer. taking a while to cool off. 28 in norwood, 29 in orange. sub freezing temperatures on cape code, provincetown at 28. growing season will be over everywhere by tomorrow morning. most of us back into the 20, so a winter jacket set up out the door, but we will rebound. slight winds, a lot overshine, into the 50s, similar to today. right on target for this time of year. we want to focus on the next storm system developing long the gulf coast, dropping five to ten inches of rain down there, and it will start working up the eastern look at the month of october, wettest day in boston, just a lit

that's enough to the moon and back from the moon. >> i am questioning the math on that. to the moon and back. that's a lot of tacos. i do my part. >> you get your cheese toppings from the moon. >> exactly. >> that does it for us. thanks for watching everybody. >> we'll be back at 11:00. we're on at 10:00 on tv 38. 60 minutes is next. >> have a great night. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back with a two year agreement. get out of the past. get fios. this flu season... remember this. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more

time lapse of it and you will see the high clouds in front of the moon. it was just something else. i was watching it from my window at work. don't worry i was working. all right. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we have the high clouds around right now. and the fog is being limited because of the extra cloud cover so we have some fog but it's very patchy and most is down toward monterey bay where visibility is low. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's as take you a look at what is ahead. unusually high tide or higher than normal tide i should say come up this week. we already had one today. next several days just be careful. low lying area could flood over sex feet high and it's right around 11:45 to 1:00 o'clock this wee week. from our east bay hills camera looking towards san francisco and visibility is good. we have a little patch of fog there mostly cloudy tomorrow. rain is likely on wednesday and it's sunny mild for halloween. so here's the satellite radar set up. high pressure here provided with us the dry weather today. things really changing. tropical storm olaf is

live view from the emeryville camera western sky you can see the moon there.so skies are mostly clear and sprinkle ended what is come our way. i have the accu-weather forecast in a moment. >> look forward to. that thank you. >> our 7 now community issuing video of the drizzle falling in the bay area thanks to floor for sharing this scene in san jose in. remember we want to see the weather where you live just use the hash-tag abc 7 now on social mowed why. >> throws a bit of shaking going on in san ramone where another earthquake form continued into the evening. most powerful 3.6 magnitude this afternoon. more than 60 small earth quake in the san ramone danville area within the last 24 hours. take a look at the 7 news seismograph showing today quake. there have been at least 230 in the past week around san ramone. experts say the swarm aren't unusual. >> we should always be concerned because we don't know when the next large earthquake will happen but we know from the past event none led to large damaging earth quake. >> previous earthquake swarm in the area lo