people didn't know there were more moons and it was the last moon discovered in our solar system using visual techniques, just looking with a human eyeball. all subsequent moons have been does covered -- discovered photographically. this is lick observatory's plate vault or photographic plate archived. the observatory was very influential in the days of photography and we have of the order of 150,000 photographic plates. today we do not use photographic plates. we use digital cameras and lake advisory -- lick observatory moved to new photographic research. i will pull a full photographic plates so you can see what they look like. lick observatory was very prominent in moon observations. we have many plates of the moon from the early or late 1800s and early 1900. this is a plate from 1908. this is a negative image so that you can actually see the moon looks dark and the sky looks white. these are some of the finest images of the moon in existence and they are routinely used in textbooks even today when you are learning about the moon. lick observatory was not only doing research on the

you did an internet search on how to land on the moon? absolutely.did it have any useful information? yes. it said there had been 85 attempts and i think every second attempt failed to the moon. six years later, there are about 100 people working very hard here and it certainly looks like they know their space stuff. star wars in particular. even the toilets are appropriately labelled. and they've built themselves all the things that a serious space company should have, like a mission control room, a model lander that makes smoke and a simulated lunar surface complete with a rover to go in it. just like national space agencies, testing every component and simulating every stage of the mission is a huge part of what they're doing here. we're making sure we do everything right. we're just not making it fancy. we're going to make it frugal, specific to the mission, but there's absolutely no corners that we're cutting. and, to look at it from a more philosophical way, we have one shot to win this. we don't have a flight spare, so if one blows up we can g

it sounds like she already got hit by a moon rock. my favorite part is not only her craziness but the people who chose to engage in all of this. if she was shouting that on the street corner out here, people would be like, that woman is nuts. let's cross the street. on line, "let's engage for this is a productive thing to do." i think she is nuts. i don't know who's going to be throwing things at us. it's not like she was an actor who ran for president and when he was elected, spent $200 billion on a space laser. >> tom: reagan? >> i remember when we spent $200 billion to spend a space laser. >> you were six! >> i was six. >> it was beautiful! >> you didn't realize he massachusetts miracle, it came from the defense contracts that came from fdr that was so derogatorily named "star wars." anthony? >> yeah? >> tom: what were we talking about? look, people would let her go, except for the fact she's running for office. but wasn't there a congress been recently within the past couple of years that said that too many people on iwo jima, it

so, miles, why the moon after all these years?aside from the "because it's there" answer, it's actually a good destination to go and learn about living and working on an encampment in space. you know, we went to the moon 50 years ago now. we left some footprints and flags behind, but we didn't really learn how to live there on a sustained basis. while nasa would still like to go to mars, there's a lot of things you can learn about by setting up an encampment on the moon. and we have learned in the past 50 years, there's a lot of water ice on the moon. what is water? hydrogen and oxygen. what is rocket fuel? hydrogen and oxygen. so you can learn a lot about how to create rocket fuel on location and perhaps push deeper into space. >> sreenivasan: so this doesn't dnt just spring up as an idea because they couldn't think of anything else? >> well, there was one other factor. there was a mission planned at the end of 18 for the space launch system, which is the next heavy lift rocket nasa was working on. one piece wasn't going to be re

a moon trip would be much more. the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. weather fronts swinging back and forth across the uk like a pendulum. no two days are the same which is welcome news if you live in scotland where it was pretty miserable, hardly worth stepping outside. different across the midlands — beautiful blue skies as depicted from bournville. the showers spoilt the end of the day and the persistent rain has been across the far north and east, over an inch of rain in scotland. low pressure continues to move that rain across the northern isles and be replaced by another weather front pushing into the south—west bringing wet and windy weather. sandwiched in between some clear sky, a light frost possible but you should start the day with decent spells of sunshine. it is not expected to last, gale force gusts and rain across the south—west pushing away steadily n

we will make the moon great again.o a show there for a month. >> tom: what do you think of this, going around the moon? what happened to landing on the moon, we did that in the 60s. >> i'm nervous about this. if you didn't have to pay, if it was offered to you for free to be shot into space for two weeks, would you do it? i would not. >> i would consider it, but i do think there are a ton of variables therefore error. >> they've had a few problems -- >> have you seen "the martian?" that documentary was terrifying. >> i have insurance. i'm worth a much more dead than alive. it's a great opportunity to raise the taxes on the 1%, if they can go around the moon a couple of times, it's ridiculou ridiculous. pro-lifers protested because the takeoff was aborted -- i'll be here all week. >> tom: if these people are going to be shooting up into space all the time, just attacks the trip. i know we don't like taxes, but what do you think? >> this is all private. why are you giving them ideas to tax more things? let the people spe

a moon trip would be much more. the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. good morning. saturday was a day of mixed fortunes. sunny for some, wet for others. let's have a look at some of the weather watcher pictures that we have to illustrate the point. a pretty miserable day across parts of aberdeenshire. the rain relentless all day. further south, some lovely spring sunshine and warmth to go with it. highs of 13 degrees close to london. yes, it was beautiful here, but the rain continued with over an inch across parts of northern scotland and plenty of showers piling in around the low. as we go through sunday, the rain will clear into the northern isles and that will allow this weather front to push into the south—west. so, a change. looking at 9am in the morning, some sunny spells. a few showers across much of scotland, but on the whole an improving weather story. not b

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flying to the moon. that is what 2 private passengers are doing after buying tickets on a trip like no other. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in a short time president trump will make his way to the u.s. capitol to deliver his first address to congress. millions in america and around the global tune in for what his priorities will be over the year to come. the white house says it will be an optimistic speech. i spoke with jon sopel on capitol hill. many in washington are expecting president trump to put meat on the bones of his agenda. what is the meat going to be? , firstlittle bit of tone of all. we remember the speech from his inauguration with the talk of carnage and the dystopian view of the united states of america. this is going to be up the heat and optimistic -- upbeat and optimistic. we caught some clues. he wants to have an increase in defense spending. he wants to see medicare and medicaid protected and social security payments for the elder

a moon trip would be much more.ngers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. we saw all sorts early on today. snow, hail, and some rain as well. we saw a bit of rain and some brighter weather. so some rainbows in places but some of the showers were really quite heavy and they contained hail. have a look here at 0xfordshire. and we also saw some snow. yes, snow there over the higher ground in wales. so a variety of weather. all down to an area of low pressure swirling around the heart of the uk. that is drifting its way ever eastwards and will continue to do so over the night. gradually things are calming down, although it is still fairly gray over the eastern side and into the small hours of the morning with small outbreaks of rain. another area of rain moving into the south—west of the uk. it will be chilly, generally speaking. temperatures up to five degrees and a touch of frost possibl

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mid-60s half-moon bay. otherlow and mid-70s, backing into the santa cruz valley we begin to bump these numbers in an upward fashion. nearly 80 todayin saratoga. mid-70s in santa cruz. 74 freemont and union city. otherwise 70s across the east bay up to 79 he is silly throughout some of the neighborhoods. somebody'sbackyard is going to hit 80 in santa rosa. we talked about the warm weather how long it's going to last and rain returning coming up next time around. >>> i'm going to pretend like you did not just say rain. let's take a look at your bay area roads starting with the bay bridge toll plaza. if you'reheaded out listen up the metering lights are on. so todowntown will take you a while here's a look at the back up across the span before the tunnel due it a stalled after after the tunnel that's blocking the number 4 lane. if you'reheaded out this way give yourself plenty of time to get through this. here's a live look into hayward then headed to santa rosa we have a chp traffic alert out there. highway 1

a moon trip would be much more.rs are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. fa ncy fancy seeing you there. quite a bit of weather on the cards, not all of it very cheery. i take you immediately towards the eastern side of scotland. better than this in the midlands earlier today and then some of the showers that have been there across wales and the south—west creeping a bit further east, going into the midlands, central and southern england. it's going round and round, for some of you, too slowly, with his low—pressure. the eastern side of scotland, it has taken a long time to get rid of the rain. totals over an inch in aberdeenshire. moving north overnight. some win showers and a new area of cloud and rain making itself known across the south—west and parts of wales to start the new day on sunday. it is tied in with a slow—moving weather front. it is moving, which is good news for some of y

a moon trip would be much more. two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. hello, good morning. the start of the week brought a mixture of sunshine and showers, but we were very close to some severe and potentially damaging weather. just across the way, in brittany, a gust approaching 120 mph. that area of low pressure brought us some rain in the south—west and the channel islands, and is running away across europe rapidly now, to bring more some snow to the alps, take some wetter weather across italy and to the adriatic, potentially bringing some damaging mistral winds to south—east france, and gusty winds into sardinia and corsica. here at home, things are very much quiter. the winds quite light, actually, and a lot of the showers that we had earlier on are beginning to fade away. so we will see clearer skies developing, and it will be turning into quite a chilly night. grou

it's 51 in the city, 48 in gilroy, half moon bay 52, mountain view and from mt. tam, you can see a few high clouds but otherwise numbers are cooler here. from our sutro tower camera looking at the sunset tonight at 6:13, remember we spring ahead, so looking at these mid 70s throughout the day today and another hour to enjoy that tomorrow as our sunsets at 7:14. so, we'll have all the particulars on your spring-like forecast and let you know how long it's going to last coming up in a few minutes. >>> the desperate search to find a woman with dementia lost in the woods expected to resume this morning. sky7 shows the area in san mateo county that rescue crews will be combing through. 56-year-old bethnee haury hasn't been seen since thursday afternoon when she and her dog left their b&b for a walk. katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: the first full day of searching came to an end without success. 56-year-old bethnee haury was last seen thursdays a little after 4:00 p.m. she was hiking with her dog on skyline boulevard in woodside. this woman lives on skyline.

we have tideally locked our moon, and our moon only shows the same face to us.ly locked by their host star. they only show one face to the host star. that side will be too holt to live in and the other side will be too cold. if you look for life it there, life as we know it, it would have to be along the edge. >> stephen: a ring of shadows? >> and you need like rotisserie homes so you can average out the cold and the hot to be the temperature you need. >> stephen: sure. just get a home where you just set it and forget it. >> it will be science fiction novel to explore that-- that frontier. >> stephen: another set me straight on this. it was-- this was about this time last year, it was announced that there was likely an exoplanet around pox muscenaary. >> we've all heard of alpha centauri. that's a star system -- >> stephen: have we all heard of that? >> alpha centauri. of course, of course. >> stephen: sure. >> so you've got in that star system, the star that is closest among them to our sun is called proxima. and thatta han earth-like planet orbiting in its hab

designed to grow flowers, but soon something else could be budding all over half moon bay, pot. >> 70% of the population who voted, then they are not against cannabis. they are for it. >> reporter: vice mayor dr. deborah penrose said the city council heard the voice of voters who strongly supported prop 64 legalizing marijuana for adults. now said it time for the city to act and become a player in california's emerging pot industry . >> we are for it and want to go for it now. >> reporter: the city putting together an ordinance allowing half moon bay land owners to reprps green houses for cannabis cultivation, it would not allow new green houses built specifically for pot but could spark the ag industry, which is down. >> we host pumpkin festival. >> reporter: david has mixed feeling, his family owns the market, a fixture on main street since 1900 and worries pot production could hurt the tourist industry. >> such an idea might alter the image and discourage people from coming into town. >> reporter: the city says tourism alone is not enough to sustain half moon bay long term, and that

not only that, ramadan for the muslims is based on sighting of the new moon. >> first new moon . >> when it's sighted is something of a controversy so people kind of argue about that. for the buddhists they thailand and burma it has to do with the new moon and the coming of the rainy season. they have a lent when the monks have to stay inside of the monastery. at the end of the rainy season, they get to come out and they're presented with new robes. many of the religious faiths are cycled on the new moon. we're just being a part of that. the big controversy here in the west came when julius caesar started a new calendar in 40bc. this went great until 1500 when people noticed the seasons were beginning to get a little bit out of sync. and so the good pope gregory convened a group of people and they deliberated and looked at the sky and discovered there was an 11 day gap. >> what happened? >> caesar added 11 minutes to the 365 days and if you multiply 11 minutes by 1500 years, you come up some days short. so they skipped 10 days in the middle of the 1500s, which -- there's good german luth

you go around the moon, 250,000 miles, then, when you had gravity, it bounces you back around the moonome back. they are going for a week. they have to go through a training program. >> bill: it is not comfortable up there. you saw what happened to george clooney in that movie. >> i think a week might be a little long. >> he went to , oh and got married. >> is that what happened? >> bill: he got trouble in space, right back down. but you would go, i am impressed. >> absolutely. i think space is fascinating. >> bill: martha maccallum, everyone. you could do a show from up there. >> you could go. >> bill: i could go, but that would be, no. "no spin zone," no. martha, thank you as always. "the factor" tip of the day. "the tip," moments away. ♪ they rebounded because a decision was made to protect them. making the right decisions today for your long-term financial future can protect you and your family, and preserve your legacy. ask a financial advisor how retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you plan for your future. ththen out of nowhere...crying. third time

this is along highway 92 in half moon bay. bay city flowers is renting this property but was not renting these abandoned greenhouses that burned. the property owner who these two belong to was not available to comment. no one was hurt in this fire. now, one worker for bay city flowers told us there has been an issue with homeless people cutting through here to go and camp on the hillside behind the property. we asked firefighters about this. they say this is all still under investigation. reporting live in half moon bay, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. the building involved in monday's deadly blaze in west oakland is set to be demolihed. firefighters say it is too unstable and will be torn down once investigators figure out what caused the fire. four people died in the building on san pablo and athens avenue. it was home to a nonprofit transitional housing program. the red cross has set up a shelter for the dozens of people who were displaced. >>> new details in alameda where pg&e crews decided to deactivate a gas

the formula is the first sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox and by that we set easter and then we move back 40 days excluding sundays and holy saturday is 40 and so easter is the 41st day. it's lunar based. if we look back the jewish calendar for setting dates are also lunar based that's why passover will often overlap. >> that's right. >> with holy week but not only that, ramadan for the muslims is based on sighting of the new moon. >> first new moon. >> and when it's sighted is something of a controversy so people argue about that, and for the buddhists, in thailand and burma, it has to do with the new moon and coming of the rainy season. they have a lent when the monks have to stay inside of the monastery. and then at the end of the rainy season and the lunar cycle they get to come out and get presented with new robes. so many of the religious faiths cycles on a new moon. >> yes. >> and so we're just being a part of that. of course, the big controversy here in the west came with julius caesar started a new calendar in 40 bce. this was great until 1500 when pe

. >> singing moon shadow, he gave me the moon necklace to signify our song that is moon shadow the song i was singing when we first locked eyes and saw each other. >> mandy recorded a moon shadow music video in 2003. now the biggest question is, how do fans feel with six months of, "this is us" withdrawals. >> can you tweet us, instagram us. we will help with that. >> can you go back and rewatch. see what you missed. >> rewatch? >> yes bp that's what i was going to say. >> go back. have you 18 episodes to watch again. >> if bingeing the whole season makes you feel the feel all over again, milo wrote another, it's okay to skip work note, here it is. >> milo said i could go home. bye and thank you. >> mandy told us she might start singing and recording again just like her character. the show relit the fire inside of her. >> meanwhile, the wait is over for kim kardashian to tell all about being robbed in gunpoint in paris. keeping up with the kardashians has been promoting this forever. it is finally happening this sunday. >> definitely watching. i turned the lights off and went upstairs.

-- he did a sort of slide, and then kind of a circular moon walk. >> how big a deal was the moon walks actually taught how to perfect it by jeffry daniel. >> it was this broadcast, top of the pops, that grabbed daniels. he performs the back slide, michael learned it andalled it the moon walk. >> and so when michael came out with it they were just blown away. this was actually a century move on stage. but not laughing. you know, where he would throw his arms out. ♪ ♪ going to make a change for once in my life ♪ ♪ >> michael was looking to change the world. he recorded the music because he wanted to make an impact on people. ♪ ♪ going to make it right ♪ ♪ >> there is one photo harrison shows me that michael is not in. it's only liz taylor. >> this was shot at michael's burial at forest lawn. i saw her wiping away the tears and i came over and gave her a big hug, and we held each other for a few moments and we were shaking, just crying. >> there's a place in your heart and i know that it is love ♪ ♪ >> how much did we lose when michael passed? >> more than i can articulate. i think the w

i was going to say you're showing off the almost full moon. >> absolutely. this is a reminder because we were talking about the full moon and the time change. still beautiful as you can see here looking out toward the moon and as you can see obviously we have clear skies from this camera perspective but some patchy fog trying to regroup up in the valley. there you can see some of the clouds approaching the pacific northwest. but we have kind of an unfamiliar forecast. we're talking about a dry weather pattern and we're going to be locked into this dry weather pattern into the week as well. i also have the surface winds here as well. with that sh those northerly winds actually trying to wipe away the marine clouds. we do have some clouds regrouping up in the north bay. 40s and the 50s. off to a mild start for your thursday morning. visibility down to 1/4 of a mile in napa. watching out for that as the fog continues to move around over the next few hours. here's the key to the headline. a chance to dry out. once again, extended period of dry weather, thursday,

the moon shape looks like ravioli or a walnut or brie. it's one of 15 moons surrounding saturn. >>> the defending national champs bet st. johns yesterday. and sixer center jahlil okafor was back on the floor and missed the last two games with a knee injury and the rookie dario saric had a game. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 12:30 another check of the forecast for you as we look live, sky 6 hd showing you the snow falling a bit here at philadelphia international airport meteorologist, melissa magee has an update from accuweather when we come right back. >>> all right back to our snow on this friday. it started to fall this morning first in the lehigh valley and folks in allentown knew it was coming and they were ready and so were the road crews, annie mccormick shows us. >> we are snow covered here on busy lehigh street in allentown where the snow started falling before 6:00 this morning. and it kept falling throughout the morning just two weeks away from the first day of spring, this snowfall disrupted the morning rush. >> it's craz

you need some help from the moon, so i love the moon.ll moon is a little hard because it's too bright. music plays. here injasper national park i am lucky enough to be the photo video guy for the park which means i get to go out and capture all kinds of things including scenery, wildlife, events, and share them with the world. when i first moved to jasper i lived just outside town and it was really dark there. and every night i was treated to a fantastic sky, and i could walk out, no lights, so i could look up and see the milky way above me, and it wasjust so awe inspiring. so of course i started bringing my camera out, and capturing the night sky. shooting the night sky, you want to try to get something unique, and for me i'm always trying to push my boundaries, so how can you get that composition together to create... where is that milky way going to be? where is that mountain going to lie? where can you get the reflection of that river, or that lake, in there? then if you happen to get a shooting star, in another area that you really

-- he did a sort of slide, and then kind of a circular moon walk. >> how big a deal was the moon walks actually taught how to perfect it by jeffry daniel. >> it was this broadcast, top of the pops, that grabbed daniels. he performs the back slide, michael learned it and called it the moon walk. >> and so when michael came out with it they were just blown away. this was actually a century move on stage. but not laughing. you know, where he would throw his arms out. ♪ ♪ going to make a change for once in my life ♪ ♪ >> michael was looking to change the world. he recorded the music because he wanted to make an impact on people. ♪ ♪ going to make it right ♪ ♪ >> there is one photo harrison shows me that michael is not in. it's only liz taylor. >> this was shot at michael's burial at forest lawn. i saw her wiping away the tears and i came over and gave her a big hug, and we held each other for a few moments and we were shaking, just crying. >> there's a place in your heart and i know that it is love ♪ ♪ >> how much did we lose when michael passed? >> more than i can articulate. i think the

perfect viewing for our full moon. that moon will rise in the eastern horizon just shortly after 7:30 this evening. take a look, sure to be a beautiful sight, comfortable temperatures, 40 across the board, so cool, but not as chilly in the 30s as we have been for much of this early part of the month. highs on monday, micro climate is growing a few degrees from the afternoon highs, right now 77 the high in san jose, sunniville, cupertino, cooler right along the coast, 66 half moon bay. san francisco tomorrow, 68. 66 that number in daily city, into the north bay we may see a couple of inland, mild in pittsburg. the number is 77 in the afternoon, the issue continues to be -- hits on social media a lot this last week, tree pollen is getting to people, high levels, pine, cedar, juniper and ash are the main offenders, the peak on tuesday, future tracker showing you a really nice day on the way on tuesday, widespread 70s on the board, but what you notice on wednesday, much different air mass over us, much cooler air will arri

brad: maybe an orbit around the moon. >> i would fly around the moon.ind us of his ambitions of human space travel. >> part of it is trump is very interested in the moon. mars is still the long-term goal but we want to go to the moon first. he has two private citizens that have paid spacex a significant deposit to fly around the moon next year. giles and was tom dana who covers all things elon musk. the spacex founder was over the moon after pulling off the first used rocket mission. elon musk spoke yesterday about what he thought the launch meant for the future of spaceflight. >> it is an amazing day for space and the industry. reflyns you can fly and an orbit class booster, the most expensive rocket. this will be a huge revolution in spaceflight. brad: coming up, waze looks beyond navigation to food. we will dig into what mobile ordering means for the company's strategy. the final four tips off saturday in glendale, arizona. the semifinals feature south carolina against gonzaga, north carolina against oregon. it also means bloomberg's brackets for a c

half moon bay, 50 with the fog. from our east bay hills camera, sunshine with the low cloud deck. 47 in santa rosa. 54 for you in napa and novato. as well as fairfield, concord at 55. and livermore 52 degrees. gorgeous here with 54 degrees in santa cruz. temperatures in the lower 70s. once again, spring-like conditions this weekend with high temperatures well above average. not really typical of march. but we'll take it. should feel a little bit more like may out there with all these 70s. the mild pattern continues even with some cooler weather headed our way the middle of the week. that cooler day happens to be wednesday. but we will see perhaps a slight chance of a shower. we might even take it out. download our app and check the changes. 71 in fremont. mid-70s returning for santa rosa, and antioch. if you're headed to the mountains, serious sunshine with gorgeous conditions. but snow melt all throughout the week with temperatures near 60 degrees today and tomorrow. overnight lows in the 20s. if you are tracking o

limited visibility, half moon bay, denser.as about a quarter mile and may have gotten even tighter over the last couple hours. we will see this fog clear out nicely. that's going to make for a very sunny saturday, all across the bay area. half moon bay expecting a high of 65. san francisco, warming up to 60 degrees. palo alto 72. san jose 73. livermore also in the 70s, and even in the north bay area also seeing nice getaway. here's a quick check what you were expect if you have plans to head to napa valley. look at that. seeing that dense fog through the early morning hours, as i mentioned. please, be careful on the drive up there. 74 degrees, and by tomorrow, we should be waking up to clearer skies. 77 degrees in napa, and then by monday, warming up even more by just a few degrees to about 78. some inland areas might see 80s. here's a quick check, plans to head up to lake tahoe, plenty of snow leftover though some might be melting. your drive, a lot more pleasant. for sure. 55 degrees today. and then on sunday, tomorrow, 56,

the leading candidate, mr moon, he is very much a reformer, so he is very much about appeasing north and also actually taking a close look between these conglomerates and their cosy wallacia ships with the government. he's quite a reformist. so a role i guess you could say it's positive for south korea in the bigger picture. in terms of the korean won, where is it headed, there are concerns they might be labelled a currency manipulator by the americans. this is the thing, nobody is pricing into asia this year so far, i think that the secretary would be ready by early april with regards to labelling or not labelling countries currency manipulators. if china is in that list then south korea will either be number two or three on the list in all honesty. this is something that could impact on the won later on in the year. definitely the trajectory of us interest rates with regards to the federal reserve will also have its impact as well. i would expect to see the won gradually weakening over the next couple of months. very briefly, you talk about the potential front runners, the likes of

it would pass the moon, and loop back to earth. >> reporter: humans haven't flown to the moon since the mission in 1972. after yesterday's announcement, nasa issued a statement saying it commends its industry partners for reaching higher. the space agency is planning its own particular mission to sling astronauts around the moon, but not until 2021. >> people should not get the idea this is simple. it's not. >> reporter: space consultant bill harwood points out spacex as a private company isn't subject to the same restrictions as nasa. >> they certainly don't test the way nasa does. you can argue that's a good thing, but you won'ter what's the risk? what is it that they're not doing that hassa does? >> reporter: the company has experienced problems with its falcon nine rocket, one of which exploded on the launch pad last year. and it's had some high profile failures in attempts to reland its usable rocket booster. but elon musk insists the overall success rate is high. >> this should be exciting and gets the world exciting about sending people into deep space again. >> reporter: some ex

first out to the coast where it is a gorgeous sunset view around half moon bay.'s take a look right now. and that's how it looks. >> nice. >> beautiful. >> that is nice. pretty sunny but pretty chilly out there. we've got temperatures close to 50 with the sunshine. and that's the view in san jose, glass half full or half empty. sunshine on the right side of the screen, 49 degrees and heavier showers moving southeast clipping san jose. if you get up towards sunol gray, mt. allison actually in the snow right now, down to 2500 feet. take you out towards san francisco, a few showers up towards san rafael. this is the view at san francisco right now, 49 degrees. passing showers, mainly partly cloudy skies to san francisco. but as we widen out the view here, you can see the cold air support for these lowering snow levels, its origin is from the gulf of alaska and british columbia just dropping down the coast. that's why tonight at least as low as 2,000 feet. we have a chance of seeing snow showers on the hilltops. 30s and 40s which lets you know the heavier showers out

and -79d the half moon bay. warm one more day. >>> a man is recovering this morning after his car plunged into the oakland estuary off the embarcadero just after 10:00 last night. a witness who was walking nearby jumped into the water to help rescue the driver. another witness says that she was on a boat on the water, when she saw the car go in. >> there was a stranger, and i didn't know who he was, but he was really brave and we broke the glass, and we figured the guy would climb out but i think he was knocked out. and someone else jumped in the water, tried to open the door, wasn't able to. but the fire department was able to pry the door open with a tool they had. >> witnesses say that he was in the water for about 10 minutes before rescue workers performed cpr. >>> 5:15 right now. a check of the roads with rocky to see how they're doing out there. >> they are doing really well, actually. pretty quiet in the traffic center. let's look now at the golden gate bridge. if you're headed from marin county into san

up close image of the moon pan captured by the nasa spacecraft tuesday. miles away, the closest images ever taken of the moon. pan is just one of 53 confirmed moons surrounding saturn. >> and closer to home, we've got a beautiful picture here in our studio. no, not jim donovan. look at those flowers. pretty, right? all morning long we are celebrating the philadelphia flower show, kick off, jan carabeo will give us peak peak in about 30 minute. >>> okay, lauren, what have you got for us? >> just give it to us. >> i walked out of my house this morning at 1:30, okay, this is like summer out here. >> so mild. >> extremely mild yesterday, really my day, little windy, we had all of the sunshine, but temperatures, they've been dropping throughout the overnight periods, and will continue to drop through the day today. so temperatures we have now, they're the warmest you'll feel all day long. currently in the four's right now, in philadelphia, 43 degrees, but we've been dropping like a rock, at 38 in the lehigh valley, 38 reading, down into the 20's in the poconos

that will hamper the highs, especially around half moon bay, likely upper 50s to low 60s.rting in the south bay, mild, sunny, it's going to be nice. san jose, 73 degrees. about 72 cupertino, 71 the high for sunnyvale. 70 redwood city, the fog keeping half moon bay around 60. san francisco tomorrow, downtown, 65, sunny. 61, cooler toward the ocean water for daily city. into the north bay, mild and sunny, delightful. the high in calistoga, 72. 73, no oakland tomorrow, equally as delightful. 76, concord, 74 in liver more, with all of this warmth and sunshine, pollen levels, you're probably sniffling and sneezing. right now, the main culprits are pine, cedar, juniper, and ash. in the next few days, it's not budging that much, at least through wednesday. high pressure and control. lots of sunshine, mild temperatures, so enjoy if you love this type of weather. accuweather forecast, springing forward, don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight. a warm afternoon on tuesday. you'll notice, though, on wednesday, the sky more cloudy, a little cooler, but the clouds disapp

. >> narrowly avoiding a martian moon. new overnight, the preventive nasa sat is light from colliding with one of mars's moons. >>> plus snapchat i po makes millionaires out of a couple of kids from stanford. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> it's 6:14. as you make plans for the weekend, ready to head to the sierra, this storm system will bring in snow. and we are looking at the potential of the possibility of a couple of feet of snow this weekend. and you want to get out on the roads as soon as possible take the tire chains. i'll let you know how much this will bring as far as the bay area coming up. >>> rough time on the peninsula is slow. the last few minutes we have seen build from 101 to university. details coming up. >>> mike, thank you very much. the satellite was circling mars and had to avoid crashing into one of the two small moons. it was circling mars and had to move to

. >>> first, spacex, now amazon is going to the moon. why jeff bezos says delivering packages there is critical. >>> plus how yelp is getting into the bathroo >>> remember when the bay bridge looked like this? an old and a new one. this was back in 2013. >> four years later, things look a lot different. the old span is all but gone at this point. you can certainly notice the difference when driving on the bay bridge. abc 7 has learned that demolition on the old bay bridge span is ahead of schedule now. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in oakland with what's next on this project. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, guys. a lot of folks are noticing that there are big changes on the horizon. this bridge demolition project on track to be done early, in fact by the end of the year. take a look, these two bridge segments are the only two, and one about a quarter mile from here, all that remain of 19 bridge pieces which have been demolished over the past four years. all of the steel, all of it, will be recycled, but some folks say they're s

walk to the point benita lighthouse. >> erin loved the full moon. loved the golden gate bridge. what a great opportunity to go and take photos and be in a safe environment because it's a national park event. >> reporter: still, the cab driver told authorities in a taped interview that he was concerned about leaving her there. >> it just didn't seem right to me, but i didn't ask any questions. or anything like that. but to be out there once it got dark, just didn't seem right. >> reporter: she checked her voicemail at 8:00 p.m. 20 minutes after the walk began. at 9:18 p.m., she texted good night mama llama to her mother. no one heard from her after that. the worried driver came back at 9:30 but she was gone. a day and a half later a jogger spotted her body on a remote beach, nearly 300 feet below the lighthouse. investigators later searched, but never found her purse, glasses or camera. goldburg's mother said the investigator suggested her daughter had taken her own life but it's not clear whether goldburg went on the walk. investigators managed to t