of interest in exploring the rest of our solar system and settling you know sending people to the moon on a lunar base sending people to mars maybe other places in the outer solar system establish research stations and bases maybe tourist destinations but the earth is always going to be humanity's home and everywhere else we go will have to figure out how to carry the earth's environment with us in the space suit or habitat were somehow figure out how to modify those environments maybe underground caves or whatever to be more earth like so so i agree there is no plan b. for the species but there is a plan to explore and to push our species out into our own solar system talk about that let's talk about that and we'll start with mars colonizing mars so the main problem with terra forming mars for instance is that atmosphere is just thing for us to survive there and i've heard the idea that it is possible to thicken marshes atmospheric by releasing the so-called greenhouse gases now here in our nurse we produce this gases from agriculture and waste but why do we get them when lars. right

so it's earthworm poop. >> moon. >> moon. >> that's something a 12-year-old would like to tell. that's a good 12-year-old fun fact. it's earthworm moon poop. >> i'm going to raise the level of discussion here all the way to the sky and the rain that's coming down. >> this will help soften the soil, i guess. a light rain for you there. we broke the streak of dry weather in san francisco tonight. that 0.01 of an inch was just enough to end the dry spell at 37 days. we'll add a few drops for tomorrow morning as you see there. seven-day forecast does bring rain to start the weekend and a few more chances monday through wednesday. >> thank you very much, rob. >> that's going to do it for us. it's the end of the week. stay safe in the rain. wash your hands. cover your mouth. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

the super moon occurs when the full moon coincide with the closest elliptical around the earth.hat allows for that kind of enlarged view of a full moon so we look for the super moons to give a broader perspective of what the actual moon looks like because of its proximity to the actual planet and visibility is looking good over the eastern two-thirds of the country. speaking of the light of the moon, i visited a special place over the western u.s. where the full moon came into play, but let me just tell you, clothing was optional after dark. will you see why. listen. [ music playing ] >> reporter: the base of rocky peak nestled into the top of a mountain range, water flows from a hot spring, all lined in fir aspen trees lined atop the snow. skiers, snowboarders and people looking to relax flock to natural hot springs strawberry park, to unwind from their day, their week or their year. we have full ranging temperatures from 106 to 107 degrees down to about 103 degrees in the hot pools and depending on time of year, it's probably about 40 degrees right no now. [ music playing ] th

>>tonight a true full moon will light up the sky anit's also known as the full worm moon supermoo course happened when the moon is at its closest approach to earth and orbit the moon will seem bigger and brighter at night. the lunar event happens tonight, it will also appear full right on through early wednesday, cool. >>so the couple chances to see that was. the world come in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow clouds moved in i guess later in the afternoon. it was clear late morning, we'll be able to see this month. i think we are there were still some clouds out there so we kind of looking really need to see that kind of cloud dancing with the moon out there, but it's about to come up 7 30's about moonrise here in the bay area certainly a nice a night to check it out and yeah it is called the worm moon as we are going to see thamoon rise up over the bay called the war room because the earth warmed cast begin to appear after the ground has been frozen through winter times all of us and the earth rms can do their work. >>and then the robins a make return it's also called the sat moo

but yeah that's a moon comes with many names it's a super moon out there tonight.is also called the worm moon and that's because this that time of year when the ground starts to thaw been all of a sudden you get the worms. the other start get busy. >>and you start to see those casso where those words come by in the soil and the robin start to show up to bring worms of course that approach the ground with that being said it is also called the sat moon because this that time of year. they start sapping the maple syrup from the trees and it's also called the cross to move because this that time of year with the snow starts to melt a little bit during the day and then starts to freeze again tonight and develops that crossed overnight so many but it's just beautiful out there. so tonight we're going to see the moon out there rising above a partly cloudy skies tomorrow, partly cloudy again that continues through wednesday temperatures are going to stay very warm. the mild all around the bay area. >>thank you lauren stl ahead tonight, a picky eater a problem 8 or how to t

little bit cooler around half moon bay at 61 degrees. tonight, the clouds will open up just a little bit, maybe slightly cooler tomorrow morning than it was this morning with upper 30s to mid-40s in the north bay valleys. mid-40s to around 50 for the rest of us. here's this area of low pressure you can sth coming up and bringing the best chance of rain into southern california. in fact, they have a chance of thunderstorms for a couple days. for us, future radar shows 7:00 this morning. pretty gray out there and then that lone shower near the peninsula coast. that wrr the best chance of having one. overnight clears out a little bit so you can watch the super moon and then tomorrow a couple chances as we head towards noon, the evening hours and as we head towards midnight and notice how most of that is down in the south bay. my accu weather seven-day forecast. 70 tomorrow through friday inland. mid to upper 60s at the same time around the bay and low 60s at the coast. hi, ch. a quiet start in san francisco so we'll move to san rafael. 101

it could go by the crow moon, the crust moon, the sat moon, the sugar moon, all of which i think are> than the worm moon. but here we are. this is also the last full moon of winter, which means that winter is almost over. >> and nasa says the supermoon will be in the sky until early wednesday. if you missed it, still a chance. >> wave farewell to winter, wave hello to spring. >>> coming up, so many tears, so many surprises last night on "the bachelor." >>> plus the royal fab four together again. what royal observers and insiders are now saying about harry and meghan's final senior event. >>> from schools to travel to your daily commute, how to sort through conflicting information about coronavirus. travel to your daily commute, how to sort through conflicting information about coronavirus. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. you want a fresh-smelling home, but so

>> moon. exactly. >> okay. >> that's something a 12-year-old would like to tell. that's a good 12-year-old fun fact. it's earthworm moon poop. >> i'm going to raise the level of discussion here all the way to the sky and the rain that's coming down. >> this will help soften the soil, i guess. a light rain for you there. we broke the streak of dry weather in san francisco tonight. that 0.01 of an inch was just enough to end the dry spell at 37 days. we'll add a few drops for tomorrow morning as you see there. seven-day forecast does bring rain to start the weekend and a few more chances monday through wednesday. >> thank you very much, rob. >> that's going to do it for us. it's the end of the week. stay safe in the rain. wash your hands. cover your mouth. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

not only a full moon. but 90% of its closest approach to earth.means it will be 14% bigger. 30% brighter than the other full moons. if you can't be out tonight to soak up the super moon, the next two will happen on april 8th and may 7th. i'm ready for this, mike. i want to go somewhere nice and clear so i can just get a nice view. >> right before your bedtime 7:27 is moon rise today. >> oh, i'm going to be asleep. >> you'll be in bed by then? >> last night was so rough getting to bed. that hour change. here's a look at 7:00. our rainfall estimates. we'll go through day by day.so,. just the best chance. these are scattered so they could pop up anywhere. st chancthg, ben loman may up fe add one more. let's take a look. since our dry february we had nothing. we've had 0.18. so, when you look at the driest februarys ever in san francisco, we have a long way to go to reach the rebounds on some of these other years. so only 0.18. that's it. let's get to jobina and talk about the morning commute. >> good morning, everyone. two new crashes but we'll start

you said: ( laughter ) you don't see any reason to be a moon pirate? up there. they're mining asteroids, man? >> it's expensive. pirates don't have that much disposable income, i don't think. oh, gosh. >> stephen: this one got a lot of people-- >> oh, gosh. >> stephen: ...scratching their heads and shaking their fists at you. i'm not sure what motivated this one. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and the natural question is, "why are you sayin'?" >> i'm just sayin'. so, first of all, -- >> stephen: are you worried about her. >> let me make that clear, that's not an opinion. i measured the size of her head. i measured her eyeballs. those are measurements. i didn't just pull that out of ether. >> stephen: that's science. >> that's science. it's not an opinion. you don't have to like my science, but that doesn't make it wrong because you didn't like it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: neil, the nice thing-- the nice thing about talking to you is you always open my eyes to perspectives and ideas i didn't know i cared about. ( laughter ) and now i do. wonderful to see you

>> first full moon of march is always called a worm moon but this year's will be bigger. right, learn something new. cnn's allison chinchar, when is the best time to see this super worm moon? >> the word the worm. oddly technically in the middle of the afternoon tomorrow, but since it's not an ideal position to actually go out, it's going to be overnight tonight and if you miss that, maybe say the weather isn't going to be ideal where you live, you can still take a look again on monday night. here is what we've been talking about again. this is all because of something called a paragy, the moon's closest approach to the earth, what gives it the "super" designation. it means it's not only going to be bigger but also brighter. when you go out, it's just going to look a little bit more fascinating. this will be the first of three super moon this is year. the next is the superest of the supermoons in april, that will be called the super pink moon. the good news is for most of the folks in the eastern half of the country, weather will be ideal tonight to go out and take a look

the moon iat its clest approach to earth in orbit, the moon will seem bigger and brighter at night. the lunar event happens tonight, but it will also appear full. through ealy wednesday. here's a live. look right now at the super moon looks like no, it's not what is it can see it is just ofe screen. okay where you can see it but it's there and then what i would give to tilt that camera. >>like the that chief meteorologist lawrence go you've got to see p. >>bottom of the decide to me well, you know just came up at 7.27 for you more on that in just moment certainly today, a nice day around the bay area and we are seeing that super moon coming up though now and it's going to be spectacular out there said numerous names as it's been around for some time so you've got the worm moon that's because the earthworm casts appear. >>and the rob and return after the ground started to thaw social called the sat moon that means yeah it's time to start tapping the maple for all that syrup also called the crust moon because a lot of the snow begins to melt during the day with warmer temperatures onl

we're live in half moon bay. lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> point reyes national seashore faced a similar problem. it is now taking measures to keep visitors away after people flooded the park today. the park announced it's doing its part to curb covid-19 to close gates at the limben tour access road, mournt vision road, drakes beach. access to popular trail heads and attractions will also be limited. >>> new at 11:00, a crew member was lifted off the grand princess cruise ship this afternoon. the man in his early 40s had a medical emergency and needed a medevac off the ship which has been anchored in san francisco bay since last week. the crew brought the man to a waiting ems at coyote point in san mateo. it's not clear what happened to the man or whether he had any covid-19 symptoms. >>> let's look live now at capitol hill where lawmakers are working on a plan to prop up the economy. with more and more americans under stay at home orders, unemployment claims have skyrocketed. the senate spent today crafting a

the janitor replied my job is to put a man on the moon before the decade is out. at this moment in time, not just congress but every single american from the medical professional that is risking their life to treat others or that truck driver who drives at night to refill the supermarket, the supermarket worker working through day and night to replenish the shelf with the products we need, they didn't want to see a delay in this bill. somebody thought they had an opportunity. to change election law to benefit them or doubt because they wanted the green new deal but america wants to see that we actually care. i said it before. father, husband, son, first responsibility is the health, safety and security of this nation. and yes, every day and every minute wasted is a disgrace. that is why i am thankful that finally the bill we had sunday, 99.9% of it is the bill we will have tomorrow, never see somebody take a crisis for their own political gain. let's put this country first. >> let's get your message. >> i will talk to republicans and democrats. i talked to aoc, sh

this is the city of moon in the state of north rhine-westphalia it's also notice germany's bicycle capital because there are twice as many bikes asked people. there's a huge bicycle rental parking and service garage right at the central train station . it's got room for 3300 bikes very convenient especially for commuters. you can have your cycle repair it serviced or even washed it's all here. and tourists like me can't even rent a bike to explore the city. minster was founded 1200 years ago this is where great european history once took place but in the environmental protection also has a great reputation and is considered a green city sounds like an exciting day to me. and. will also spend time in the surrounding area known as we'll see lots of lovely castles. and visit a diving park where you can explore and on the water were. also see the spectacular scenery of newfoundland sent in by a viewer. i thought the best place to start my tour was the problem enough it's sort of moves us bicycle highway and circles the outskirts of the old town. moon system may be old but its population is you

to make it to the moon in the next 10 years. a year later, he went to tour nasa. as he was greeting different people who worked there, he came upon a janitor. and he shook this janitor's hand and asked him, what is your job here? the janitor replied, my job is to put a man on the moon before the decade is out. at this moment in time, not just congress, but every single american from that medical professional risking their life to treat others or that truck driver who drives at night to try to refill the supermarket, or the supermarket worker working through day and night to replenish the shelves and give us the products we need. they didn't want to see a delay in this bill because somebody thought they had an opportunity. to change an election law to benefit them. or hold out because they wanted a green new deal. what america wants to see is that we actually care. i've said it before. as a father, a husband, and a son, my first responsibility is the health, the safety, and the security of this nation. and yes, every day and every minute wasted is a disgrace. that'

there is half moon bay at 59.rport in lakeport are in the 30s. the cloud cover, as far as anything is concerned for our forecast area, is about san jose south. we will mentioned that rain possible, monterey, hollister. some of these bands rotating from the south click those areas. the main focus is down for the san joaquin valley, southern california, las vegas and into arizona, it does look pretty active going into thursday and friday from that little, which is a little bit too far west and southwest of us. the storm prediction center has painted southern california possible thunderstorms today, a marginal risk which is not something is too often. there has been snow in the high elevations around the air. look at the projections for rainfall. san diego and palm springs, even la. we will focus our attention on the weekend to a system toward the north which looks like it wants to get us rain and snow levels. so, sunny and warm unless you e probably is highs. clients are thursday and friday, it looks like rain and s

there's your super moon.re in the low to mid-50s around our bay and coast at 7:00. 62 to 64 at noon. very comfortable for everybody with high clouds and sunshine. clouds will thicken across the south bay where drops are possible this afternoon. 62 at the coast. 67 to 68 for the rest of us. at 7:00, we're in the upper 50s at the coast and mid-60s elsewhere. we'll talk about a better chance of rain coming up. here's jobina. >>> we have a live look showing you the richmond san rafael bridge, and a few cars making their way to the toll plaza. 280 and king street camera here

we are looking at the moon. there is a full moon this this evening.title. it is a super worm moon. it is to do with the native americans, they gave at monza to full moons. there is one for every month. in march it is at the worm moon. the ground was dying and the worm is a sign of spring —— the ground was thawing. alternatively it is cold the crow moon because they were taking advantage of the worm. in april, it is the pink moon, one of the flowers blooming in america. there is a strawberry moon in june. he laughs. keep going. there is a beaver moon in november. and that is when they will be trapped forever and that will be trapped forever and that will come in useful. there is a harvest moon... and then? what is the weather going to do? they laugh. this is unfortunately the cloud which is coming in to block the view of the full moon. more importantly, and willingly, from the cloud there isa and willingly, from the cloud there is a lot of rain coming into areas that really do not need any more low pressure feeding in these weather fronts and that coul

. >> you are called the big moon.he full the moon is bigger and wider and closer to the horizon. >> ooh. [laughter] >>[laughter] >> we call it the big moon because -- [laughter] in english, when you moving someone, it makes to -- a means out, but is also the great celestial body in the sky, so we just thought it was a good wordplay. >> you get so stuck in your head. everything is stuck. it's fun. >> it's fun. >> how about we check out one your tracks. it is called "take a piece." and it came out in january. i'll give you everything so much more than i things ♪ >> in a lot of your videos, you have dancer teens and this is .een a case for both albums where did you get inspiration for? -- inspiration for? -- inspiration for? >> this when we were in rehearsal. we thought, yes, the dance name. and we knew we were going to make it. and you came up with this yourself? >> yeah. yeah. >> we basically lived our dreams for a day. we have been idolizing bands. we just spend a day wearing our clothes. >> we basically lived our dre

still ahead on today in the bay, low tides in half moon bay.trove for marine scientists. we will show you next. >> we are back at 7:50 with breaking news out of the south bay. live video or video from earlier. one person is dead in a car accident on highway 101 in san jose. at least four cars crashed. this is on northbound 101. it happened around 5:45 this morning. the chp has shut down all but one northbound lane while they investigate the crash. we will follow the developments and bring you the latest on our website and app. the coast line near half moon bay is home to spectacular waves. some scientists are most excited about its low tide. here is today in the bay. >> it is an amazing place to spend time. >> a beach legendary for big waves. >> it is right out there. the tide is really low. >> when the tides recede just north of half moon bay. >> this would be all water. >> a different kind of nature springs to life. they may chase away the surfers but it attractsresearchers. for the last eight years the pair paid regular visits at low tide to

the moon just about to come up moonrise in the bay area, 7 27 and tonight going to be a superman not's also called the worm moon as a rise up above us we're going to see the ground begin to thaw in parts of the us and so that means the goal roms and likely make a return the earth warms begin to show up and they're cast begin to show up in the soil also called the sat moon because that's the time they start snapping al those beautiful maple trees for syrup temperatures around the bay area tomorrow are going to be warming up very nicely we'll see partly cloudy skies. numbers up in the 60's and the 70's there's a slight chance you may see a couple of rain drops into the south bay tomorrow afternoon as that system moves all the y down to southern california eventually some of that wrap around moisture comes back really good snare to see much in the way of rain partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures, the next couple days warming up more sun on the way on thursday and friday and we've been looking for rain and i think next weekend we get back into some cold air and some possible showers

half moon bay reports some. san jose's clear and 49. the pressure's been high for a long time and that north, northeast breeze is still in place. and as long as that's there. fog has very little chance to do much. half moon bay is 41. 55 berkley. 50s for oakland. sfo. also san francisco as well. 41 there. can we find any 30s? maybe kelseyville. there's one lima valley. petaluma's down to 42. san antomo's 42. remember our low that came by last sunday? well now look where it is. it comes off new mexico. for us a little bit of fog. maybe a couple high clouds. water temps are very cold. it will get help in about 24 hours and then it will start to move in. again, i would not bank on this. i think this is overdone. they're already beginning to wash it out for saturday. there are hints maybe we can get some rain in here. this system i thought they're not doing much with that on saturday. but, that would be next tuesday. we'll see. that looks to be our best opportunity in a long time. 60s, 70s, a few upper 70s and 80s would not surprise me. >>>

whether to see the super moon or if you're heading out during the day. juniper, oak and pine. wheat pollen and mold spores low and uv index goi moderate. we'll talk about a couple chances of rain coming up in the accu weaern-yforecast. >>> major league baseball will address the coronavirus outbreak. the commissioner is planning to hold a conference call with all of the owners. so far indications are the league will play its games as scheduled with opening day just a little less than three weeks away. spring training is going on right now in arizona and florida. the players have been cautioned about interactions with fans and coronastloo.ecautions the viruse to keep fans and players protected. the ncaa chief medical officer tells "wall street journal" the players will be screened before they compete. >>> the warriors have 18 games left this season and stefan curry is questionable for tomorrow's game. >> he missed the game saturday night because he has the flu. just days after he returned from missing 58 games with a broken hand. head coach steve kerr said

over to half moon bay and other locations in the 30s. and 56 santa clara cupertino because there's a little bit more cloud cover to the south. that looks to be the line as far as any rain. santa clara valley, gilroy, santa cruz south. north of that probably not. monterey north yes. you'll probably encounter some rain and see some of that sneaking up from the low. southern california, the san joaquin valley. also in and around scottsdale and phoenix. one band has already been lifting low. look at that. i mean even southern nefdz and arizona. that is lit up for a lot of the rain. the rest of the week. we have a system on the way for the weekend coming out of the north which will really drop our temps. today if you get the sun mid to upper 70s with that weekend. we'll cloud it up, cooler with some rain and maybe low snow levels by the weekend. >>> you might notice a lot of extra space on bart today. a lot of people work from home or avoid mass transit because of the coronavirus. plus, we have a look at wall street and the proposal from the

half moon bay in the low 60s.oof camera looking lonely out there, san francisco 48. santa rosa, 49 by the delta and will look at mild numbers today. level one system increasing the clouds, some showers for the afternoon, more likely late in the day. possible thunderstorm and then things settle down tonight to start the work week. but we have a colder air mass headed our way. snow in the mountains and feeling more like spring at the end of the week. >>> overnight the bay area has reached close to 700 cases of coronavirus with 11 deaths. take a look at the screen. santa clara county is still the hardest hit. these continue to populate by the day. >>> this afternoon p an members of the coronavir task force will hold a briefing at the white house. abc will have a special report when it begins scheduled to start around 1:30. the u.s. is dealing with 27,000 cases nationwide, third highest total in the world. hitting our coast especially. abc reporter stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: coronavirus cases in new

we went to half moon bay, people crowded into public spaces during the shelter at home order. bay people enjoyed the sun and sand. >> we've been cooped inside the house so just coming to get fresh air, the sun, the sound of the waves. >> reporter: a breath of fresh air for some, but suffocating for others trying to abide by the stay at home order which bans any nonessential travel. >> personally i thought it was a little irresponsible. >> reporter: half moon bay's chris silva works for a garbage company. >> so i came in today to do a little overtime, and when i came driving back into half moon bay, i was shocked by how much traffic there was. >> reporter: marin county sheriff's office tweeted calling out the large crowds heading to the coast and the lack of social distancing with the #stayathome and save a life. >> a party vibe with people at the beach with their drinks, a little spring break action happening. >> reporter: deborah and her family waited until sunset to avoid the crowds. >> w people would stay close to home. >> reporter: their own home. >> their own home. not ou

and we also know that katherine played a significant role in the moon landing. and so those are three pivotal moments that changed space travel and how we in the united states of america see nasa today. i had the pleasure on katherine's 99th birthday to be with her. and i was in awe of just how sharp she still was. we laughed, we joked, we had a great time. and she is as radiant and beautiful at 99 as she was when she walked our campus back in the early '30s. when i left that 99th birthday, i started asking myself, as people learn more and more about katherine johnson, at the university she loves so dear and we love her equally, we have to do something to help recognize her and make sure history never forgets how profound she was in helping nasa win the space race. so i got a team of my faculty and staff and students together and we started brainstorming. i said, listen, we're going to honor katherine johnson by placing a statue right here on our campus, her alma mater. by the time i brought our team together and we started planning, we had about eight to nine m

moon landing. >> what's the status in that computer? >> she's right behind you, mr. harrison. >> does she handle analytic geometry? >> absolutely, and she speaks. >> yes, sir, i do. >> which one? >> both, geometry and speaking. >> ruth, get me the -- do you think you can find me the frame for this data using the graham schmidt -- >> algorithm, yes, sir? i prefer it over uquidian code. >> katherine has had the fortune of having hollywood shine a light on her life. there are people right here in west virginia that had no idea of what katherine johnson did for nasa and for the united states of america. and so, when the movie "hidden figures" came out, it showed everyone who katherine johnson was, what she did, and how profound she was in the pages of american history. katherine was hired as what they called then a computer, where she simply came in and did mathematical type of equations for nasa. what they didn't realize was that she was more than just a computer. she was a mathematical genius. that's what katherine johnson was. >> god speed, john glenn. five, four, thr

these artworks were installed as part of the ongoing sculpture project moon stakes a bishop. a free app provides more about the sculptures and their creators. this art exhibition takes place in public spaces only every 10 years so we can look forward to 2027 here i.e. few impressions of what's going on the city during this event. free to behold and mainly outdoors the last time 35 artists from around the world exhibited their work in minster was in summer 2017. many public spaces became stages like this one performance art in the historical town hall. in the city's inland harbor ackman from turkey installed an underwater bridge. and on the promenade a fountain with plaster and bronze figures by nicole eisenman from new york. the works were placed all over the city and not always easy to find in a dark tunnel thermoelectric chandelier by a bottle from braman. and in a derelict cemetery cameroonian artist and a human being installed his celestial mask. this sort of vent has been mounted in the minster every 10 years since 977 and some works you can get to stay when it's over. t

they keep going forwards to the moon. round the back of the moon.power. dry to work out how they are going to engineer the solutions, to get for those on board they must expect to die at this point? that was one of the fascinating things, doing the interviews, talking to two of the surviving astronauts, jim and fred and previously in interviews they have been pretty, i guess, courageous about the way they talk about how everyone felt. but they we re about how everyone felt. but they were pretty clear, you know, they thought they might not survive this mission. the people at mission control i think felt the same thing but they didn't waste any time inking about that at the time. that was also quite impressive. lessons, what lessons were learned, where they learned at the time? it's not they learned at the time? it's not the only disaster that nasa has had in its mission is to the moon? or space? that's one of the things we wa nted space? that's one of the things we wanted to do in the course of the podcast, not just tell the wanted to do in the cours

i just spoke with president moon, we had a very good conversation about numerous other things, but they've done a very good job in testing. but we now are doing more testing than anybody by far.

the full moon in march is known as the worm moon. when the worms come out of the ground.40s, 50s. a lovely view from the tower cam. visibility is good. chance of showers best chance in the south bay through tomorrow. mild pattern the next few days and the weekend is trending wet. and much cooler. 30s to the north in the morning. for tomorrow afternoon you will see mild conditions a little bit warmer than today. temperatures 67 in the city. low 70s to concord. san jose 72. highest concentration of the clouds in the south bay. the hour by hour forecast that's where the moisture will be creaming up north. 5:30 tomorrow night a few showers can't be ruled out. this model isn't doing well picking up the moisture. we'll see if it materializes. this is not going to be a storm that will deliver what we need. it will deliver the southern california. 7-day forecast, a chance of a few showers best chance in the south bay. mix of sun and clouds. cooler wednesday and a reverse on thursday. really mild by march standards as we head into the weekend. i put the storm impact scale on. satu

we have a great relationship with president moon in south korea. when i hear so much about south korea -- so in eight days, in eight days we do more testing than they did in eight weeks.

there is one at half-moon by, there is one. there is santa rosa. the rest of us in the mid to upper 70s. from 73, oakland, free month, and san jose. look at tonight's temperatures. a little more fog up the coast than what we're seeing this morning. here we are the north bay scattered showers elsewhere. and it tapers throughout the day. what doed and light. here is the precipitation out of this particular storm. then there is a couple hundredths of an inch set those clocks forward an hour. >> good morning, everyone. happy super tuesday to you, if you're driving on the bay bridge, if you're going westbound we have two issues to talk about. we have a stall at the center at anchorage. just be aware you're going to experience sluggish traffic. it is moving and slow it itlow also a little slow for people on the san mateo bridge. you see the brake lights there. now we're looking at our drive times. 15 minutes, the bay bridge 22 minutes for that drive time. and a nine minute ride. >> thank you. in today's gma first look, a newly married couple from texas i

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the moon will appear full from sunday through tuesday night.ks the start of daylight saving time. so remember, move your clocks ahead one hour. >>> and "time" magazine is recognizing the accomplishments of 100 women over the past century. special edition marks 100 years since the 19th amendment gave women equal voting rights. the cover portraits include suffragist scientist rosalind franklin, jacqueline kennedy, activist delores huerta, author tony morrison, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and oprah winfrey. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," an hour long special called coronavirus, the ace to respond. we'll track the virus and our team of health experts will answer questions about how you and your family can stay safe. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." you are beautiful ..that would be wonderful.. ..you know what.. um.. you are smart ..mmhmm.. oh, i miss you guys. you are strong you are kind you are perfect i love you so much. >>> our top story this morning, two new states are reporting coronavirus cases, maryla

. >>> the coast line near half moon bay is home to some of nature's most spectacular waves. mavericks known world over for its epic surf. some scientists are excited about its low tied. here's joe risota, jr. >> it's an amazing place. >> reporter: it's a beach legendary for big waves. >> they're right out there. the tied is really low. >> reporter: but when the tides recede just north of half moon bay -- >> this would be all water. >> reporter: a different kind of nature springs to life. >> ooh, it's a worm. >> reporter: low tied tide at mavericks may chase away surfers. but it draws allison young. for the last eight year the pair has paid regular visits to maverick's at low tide. to document the creatures that call it home. >> what you can explore out here and find out here is just amazing. we count six right there on the reef, star fish. >> reporter: in this famous surf spot, it reveals a moon-size reef with tide pools. >> we're just searching and seeing what we can find and seeing what we can catch. >> reporter: the sea creatures living in the reefs had never been recorde

was shot where were you when you landed on the moon and where were you when corona virus is happening and all of my own interesting story to tell him in years to come . the global health emergency has put a lot of people out of work but it has been proud of the nasa space program just yet. how i wish to see the weather warming up nicely into japan over the next couple of days but recently we've had a little dusting of snow that's a wintry weather will make its way further a switch we are going to see more the way of sunshine coming through for a time a little further south you can follow this weather system here this is the my you front that still pushing wet weather out of southern china easing out into the open waters the far south of japan still seeing somewhat weather for a time choose to going on into wednesday that cloud a rhyme will make as well little further north which into a good part of honshu japan can expect see some wet weather by the end of the week behind that too bad across the korean peninsula 17 celsius here in the sunshine some to substitute for beijing but some p

it is the greenpoint in the middle of the screen and it is off the coast of half moon bay right now since the ship came into the bay area the grand princess has been close enough to see from land and as far away as 100 miles. officials say that schiphol dock in oakland and that is a section of the port near the bay bridge not far from the toll plaza and skyfox flew over the scene as they prepare for the arrival at the port of oakland and 11 acres of that busy port has been fenced off as officials wait for the cruise ship to dock and it is getting an estimated 3500 passengers and those in urgent need of medical care will be taken to hospitals around the bay area. the other passengers will be moved to other locations. >> they will be prioritized and those california residents will be secured and boarded onto appropriate vehicles and brought with priority to travis air force base to begin a quara >> once the disembarkation operation is complete the ship will depart oakland and no one will be quarantined in oakland or released community. >> 21 on board the ship have been tested positive for c

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, the full moon is also described as a super moon, and will seem bigger and brighter at night.n happens tonight, that it will appear through early wednesday. >> full moon, gianna's birthday, it's a party. >> i get the were moon, though. i guess as the worms come out from the ground this time of year. >> it sounds spooky. >> it's my birthday. all right, take a look at the roadways, i will have to look that up, we've got troubles on easter freeway, as well as things are getting slow on 580, we will zoom in on 80 this morning, we had a crash in berkeley, now cleared out of lanes and a new accident slowing things down, you can see that on our maps here, speeds dipping down to eight miles per hour, this crash is and what richmond, lanes are blocked, that's why we are seeing things slowing down early through here, a sluggish sa brtk as yolook towards richmond, what's your past that things move pretty nicely, because that traffic is being held where that accident a slow ride here with a bit of a backup beyond that, the overpass not quite to the maze just yet, a busy right if you're co

calm at half moon bay, calm in livermore as well as heyward.ee that rainfall we are talking about, into the north bay getting a little bit of a break but still areas like guerneville as well as petaluma, novato, around american canyon, vallejo, napa, san helena -- as well as our bridges from the richmond, san rafael to the golden gate, bay bridge, all under green right now. san jose, morgan hill, gilroy, highway 101 is a wet commute as well as over towards the santa cruz mountains as well as the coastline. sierra, tahoe still dry at the moment but the sierra will pick up on snow a little bit later today, snow levels will be dropping. as far as rainfall amounts for us, by the end of the weekend, anywhere from quarter inch to half inch of rainfall. we do dry out tomorrow and then we are dry for the week ahead. better details on what you can expect as we head into your afternoon with temperatures and that warmup coming our way coming up in just a little bit. >> sounds good, rosemary, thanks. >>> coming up, local governments in the bay area in and