the first step on the moon must be taken by an american. take a chance but von braun does not know that with the death of korolev, the soviet cosmonautics lost its leader, they did not tell me about it. why didn't they say what it was? the temperature is low -5 vasily pavlovich come on, let's go, i'm not going anywhere. not counting on the support of mishin astronauts directly addressed the politburo with a proposal to conduct a manned flight around the moon in early december. they are ready to risk their lives to get ahead of the americans. their proposal is rejected. good luck. apollo 8 left the launch pad, the americans put three astronauts into lunar orbit. after the launch, 155 seconds passed, the separation of the first stage after a problem with engines and vibration, saturn never took off. apollo all is going according to plan trajectory guidance system ok engines ok next critical step after the separation of the stages of the launch vehicle, the last engine is launched to launch the lunar orbit. departure from the orbit is allowed,

like the south pole of the moon very soon, the same manipulator will go to the moon.y, interestingly, this is a prototype. it seems that it does not have its own drives and it moves at the expense of the child. well, this is not so, here winches are needed for the consciousness of lunar gravity into their drives. there is, and lunar gravity is only 1/6 of the earth's. the main task is to find and analyze lunar water. you can split the water. to oxygen, which is at its compound, and let us dwell on this in more detail, in general, hydrogen is the most common elements in the universe, but on earth it no longer exists in its pure form, let's conduct a chemical experiment. we will get here the interaction of zinc with hydrochloric acid as a result of the reaction, pure hydrogen is released if it is mixed with oxygen and sparks are given. the kinetic potential is clearly understood promising fuel prospects accordingly, a lunar settlement with access to hydrogen is an autonomous lunar settlement. that's just the construction of hydrogen reactors on the moon is a thing. as t

uh, an artificial craft went to the moon.us was called the moon , and he had another name - the dream of a dream managed to overcome earth's gravity, but it did not work to reach the surface of the moon, moving away from the earth. she became the world's first artificial satellite of the sun, by the way, a dream to approach the earth again around the year 219. already after a few months. after the moon one was launched automatic station luna 2. it reached the lunar surface in the early sixties in the world at the beginning. the real race between the ess of the ussr and the usa in our country was approved by the manned lunar program, then our engineers have learned, and safe gently. uh, descend to descend to the surface while mooning one of the very interesting vehicles delivered to the surface of the moon was the lunokhod . electricity he receives from the sun, therefore, as soon as the night falls, he hunts closes this solar battery with his lid and sleeps after the americans landed on the moon, it seemed that the lunar prog

very soon, the same manipulator will go to the moon.way, interestingly, this is a prototype. it seems that in it there are no drives of its own and it moves at the expense of the child, but this is not so, here winches are needed for the consciousness of lunar gravity into its drives. there is. and lunar gravity is only 1/6 of the earth's main task. find and analyze lunar water. on oxygen, which, when combined , release energy, and let's dwell on this in more detail. in general, hydrogen is the most common elements in the universe, but on earth it is no longer left in its pure form, let's conduct a chemical experiment. we'll get in this mouth interaction zinc hydrochloric as a result of the reaction, pure hydrogen is released by the acid, if it is mixed with oxygen and let it hide. the kinetic potential is clearly understandable . that's just the construction of hydrogen reactors on the moon is a thing. as they say, tomorrow. today it is necessary to divide the territory , it is necessary that the west does not get things. i think you s

we will go to the moon. we will go to the moon this decade and conquer it, not because it 's easy, but because it's hard america can't afford to lose. a few months after shepard's flight, the border guards of the gdr begin to build the berlin wall, the threat is growing global nuclear conflict. well, that's enough, start for the whole world, the identity of the chief designer remained a secret. while everything he did, korolev's rival von braun immediately got into the newspapers and on the screens. project apollo destination destination moon what rocket will take these people and the future apollo spacecraft to a distant goal, let's hear what the world- famous rocket engineer dr. wernerfon braun has to say about our saturn, whose length is more than 100 m, will be a giant rocket. its weight is equal to that of a combat the cruiser will be lifted by the first stage with five engines. their power is enough to send more than 150 satellites into orbit in their own right , space exploration will still affect the

the next stage of the international experiment on simulating a flight on moon. called sirius 21, six people from different countries are in complete isolation in a spaceship model, a unique ground complex , they will have to stay there for 240 days, and all this time various circumstances typical for long flights will be simulated. and even out of regular situations, the project has existed for several years. this is how it all looked in 2019. and now i will do it. this is a docking simulator so easy movements. here's a little smooth and now we'll turn it around. so op and here is the result our actions. it’s cool right on the screen, of course, in general, all this participants constantly undergo medical examinations. this beanie turns any person into a very attractive creature with cheeks. now we calmly sit down and look at the screen of our eyes and relax just like the astronauts on the iss, the project participants train every day. living conditions are also close to natural every 7 days. we have to measure the growth of plants. in a bowl, and then we weigh,

moon fall is out on dvd. a rare - moon fall is out on dvd.e usually bad films arejust bad, is brilliant for some usually bad films are just bad, but the plot, is brilliant for some usually bad films arejust bad, but the plot, in which the moon is falling because it is made of cheese or something... there is a film, the plot of which is, in 1945, the nazis went to the moon and that's why is... the dumbest them i've ever seen! that's why is. .. the dumbest them i've ever seen!— i've ever seen! brilliant. and if ou i've ever seen! brilliant. and if you can. _ i've ever seen! brilliant. and if you can. go — i've ever seen! brilliant. and if you can. go back— i've ever seen! brilliant. and if you can, go back into - i've ever seen! brilliant. and if you can, go back into the - i've ever seen! brilliant. and if. you can, go back into the archives and find mark's original review of that of that. but it is on dvd. that is its for this week. enjoy whatever you watch. see you next time. good afternoon to you. lovely day for many of us, a chilly start,

we're back here can the star of "moon knight," oscar isaac.n, in the same desert where we shot "rise of sky walker" and "dune." that's my stomping ground. >> stephen: how sandy are we talking here? >> every crevice. ( laughter ). >> stephen: that's good. do you still find some souvenirs? ( laughter ). >> there are always some crumbs around. >> stephen: i hear budapest is a lot of fun. i've never been. these things called ruin bar where's you go to these places they're still bombed out from world war ii and they are bars until the cops shut them down and they move somewhere else. >> we were there during covid, so everything was shut down. but it was still beautiful. ethan hawke who plays the villain, incredible, we would run together, jogging. >> stephen: there is ethan right there. he is the baddie? >> he's heaviest, yeah, he is. >> stephen: yeah. >> but, you know, it's ethan, so you're never sure because he so charismatic. >> stephen: from the episode i saw, i wasn't sure. thanks for the spoiler. somebody has to be the baddie. he was the badd

whitey on the moon.n 50 years ago and actually if you think about it, not a lot has changed. at least in the positive direction. the price of food is rising, junkies are everywhere pay the cities are still a mess. joe biden has been president of the united states for more than a year and he hasn't fixed any of that. he hasn't really try to fix it. it has all gotten worse. measurably worse. but biden does plan to make one improvement, however. there'll be no more whiteys on the moon. biden is going to diversify space travel. seven and half billion dollars to "land the first woman and person of color on the moon." gil scott-heron is gone now but imagine if you live to see this moment. you can imagine the tears of joy and gratitude. after 50 years, whitey has been vanquished from the moon. we are free, finally free. in a sense, anyway. doesn't mean the cities are any better. if you live in baltimore for example, there is a pretty good chance your sister could be bitten by a rat. could deftly be killed in a

and, of course, to the moon. in orbit of the moon , must dock with the landing module crew goes into the moon landing craft. this ship remains in orbit of the moon, and it is assumed that it will automatically wait for the return of the crew to bring orel into orbit there will be a heavy-class launch vehicle angara, but a lighter soyuz-5 launch vehicle is also being developed in russia. the soyuz-5 launch vehicle is a medium-class launch vehicle with an increased carrying capacity made on completely domestic components, including the use of the latest russian rd-171mw engine, which has not officially received the nickname king engine. here you can see the structures that were manufactured to ensure the testing of the soyuz-5 launch vehicle, these assemblies will undergo dynamic tests after the completion of dynamic tests. they will be again sent here to the rcc progress enterprise, where they will go through a certain cycle of work for their preparation by cold bench testing and fire bench testing. in confirmatio

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. >> and that paschal moon is also known as the pink moon. it's going to light up the skies this weekend, but one actually be pink in color. this april, a full moon, got the name from indigenous tribes because it happened at the same time as pink wildfire while flowers were blooming. the not so pink moon will be visible all weekend, but it will be the fullest and brightest tomorrow night right before easter sunday. >> and erica care is here to talk more about that in some of pictures. and kind of yeah, it's with the skies doing, right? yeah. exactly. someone looked almost. >> carl ice pretty right. agree with you. that's what i first thought. and then i was researching, you know, work up the name from like you're talking about. >> but luckily, you know, it's not going to be super cloudy tomorrow night. i mean, those clouds are starting to movo in right now tonight because there is a storm that is moving through the bay area in the early morning hours tomorrow. and we see on futurecast here. this is 10 o'clock tonight. and then that storm to t

so make sure to head out and enjoy that pink moon. full moon for the month of april. enjoy that. but we're going to stay clear, cool night tonight, but then more rain arriving by monday night into tuesday. very similar to this last storm, about half an inch of rain or less for those of you in the north bay, a quarter of an inch of rain or less for the rest of the bay area with a second stronger storm faced a moisture from a typhoon that's going to bring us inches of rain and not only that several feet of sierra snow more. my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you, dan and well. >> theresa, thanks a lot. we're learning more tonight about the people who died in the sacramento mass shootinge but here we're taking a look actually at the situation that was happening at one. 0, one in 2.80, earlier. police are out there. there was some activity. one of the lanes was both of those lanes are actually shut down around 5 o'clock this afternoon. as you can see here on the citizen video is showing a major backup that was less than an hour ago. multiple police vehicles, as you can s

our temperatures tomorrow will be in the low 60's across san francisco. 54 from on tara, half moon bayking at upper 50's. 64 millbrae 62 in burlingame from redwood city down to mountain view. we're looking at mid 60's 65 for santa clara. 64 out in los gatos, a seminole 62 dublin, little warmer at 63 tomorrow. berkeley. 61 conquered down to danville, looking at mid 60's for our daytime highs. of course in the afternoon we'll start to see the rain taper tries off the north actually going to see some sunny skies after that storm system leaves the region a south bay. we'll see those clouds hang on a little longer in the afternoon. so sunday looks like it's going to be nice, especially in san francisco. actually have the cherry blossom festival the last day is sunday. temperatures are going to be in the upper 50's to about 60 degrees across city. winds pretty light. we have our extended forecast here after the rain that we're going to see tomorrow morning. our next chances of seeing some rain come late monday into tuesday morning. and then after that, we are going to see a little break and

moon two, reached its surface.his was a new stage in space exploration, the launch was deliberately timed to coincide with khrushchev's visit to the united states, and the soviet leader was pleased. we flew to the moon before you, but the takeaways were ahead in the production of sausages by only 3 weeks. later , the next korolev apparatus photographs the far side of the moon, which man has never seen before. seen in space, the soviet artificial satellite of the earth and socialism defeats capitalism brown did not know who was the chief soviet designer korolev's identity was the most important state secret. even the astronauts were able to meet with korolev only after 5 months of training. today is a significant day for me. let's get acquainted. this is my deputy vasily mishin your name is air force pilot german titov where are you from altai territory comrade, korolev and you are yuri alekseevich gagarin smolensk region, gzhatsk vocational school specialty foundry worker you have a lot in common yuri alekseevich i

easter is always celebrated the first sunday after the paschal moon for the first full moon of april.row. and on this good friday. some goodwill for more than 1000 families in the east bay. the economy continues to reopen, but rising costs for food due to inflation have made it pretty tough for people to get by today. the alameda county community, food banks, easter distribution, help struggling families with a meal for the holiday kron forcefully juggle shows us how everything happened in oakland. >> with the cost of groceries shooting up more than 10% the past year. it comes as no surprise that although more people have returned to work during the pandemic, only to get slammed by rising inflation. >> reliance on the alameda county community. food bank remains high. definitely >> you know, from our clients that it's just harder to get by to make ends meet tuesday. >> 3 days a week, the food bank hosts a distribution at acts, full gospel church in on friday, families walked up and stood in line for me to pass in the drive-thru one of 1000 hams donated bible, mel and safe way in all fo

i swear to you by the sacred moon that silvers flowering trees. they swear by the fickle moon.he moon still has its kind of me so often so that your love does not change. so what to swear do not swear at all, or if you want, swear by yourself the souls of my idols. i will believe if the feeling of the heart do not swear. did you see? i didn't understand anything at all. it's sooner than we say. well, here's the lightning. good night on them for their clothes. let sprout of love explain everything. just don't enjoy it i think she'll leave and nasika, i would be a question in general, the solution is different. they have more than an hour to take some empty. temple of tenderness, more, i give you more stay. egor i have great respect. to your pride who have self-reliance? but i have a business proposal for you? i want to offer you a job. not here it is to turn bags for three kopecks , but normal good work. well, you are a serious man yegor, fate was a mistake. i have a job, but one more thing. what is it? what? now i also work in films. by night a security guard? no, i'm working.

it took this video of one of the moons of mars crossing the face of the sun. mars has two moons.ys videos like this can help scientists better understand the orbit of the martian moons and how its gravity affects mars. >> what an incredible capture. >> my big takeaway, i guess maybe i learned it at one point, i didn't know mars had two moons. i should have. that was in my education somewhere. >> that's a good point. didn't know that either. what i took away is it looked like someone bit out of the sun. it's really cool. >>> right now, warning. final hours in asking for more help. the plea from a key city in ukraine. >> brave ukrainians deserve nothing than every tool, every weapon to win this war. >> the new aid and sanctions promised by president biden. >>> netflix is doing the right thing and it's going to cost us. the changes that could affect your account. >>> they have been decat

knight" on disney+, where he plays at least three people, including moon knight.fantastic oscar isaac is here. [ cheers and applause she's an emmy-nominated actor you know from "joker," "the harder they fall," and of course, "atlanta," which is back for its third season zazie beetz will be joining us as well. so happy to have her back. and we'll have stand-up from the very funny comedian currently on his first u.s. tour. phil wang will also be here, but before we get to all that, you guys, we've got a great show for you tonight, but i recently saw that a man went and saw the film "spider-man: no way home" 292 times -- excuse me - in theaters -- 292 times - setting a guinness world record. and, well, it got me to thinking i'm getting older. sometimes i look around, i don't even recognize the world i'm living in. things are changing every day, and not always for the better, and it's time to take a moment to talk about how things were, well, just a bit more simple back in my day [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: back in my day, a man wasn't setting guinness records by

i want to bury you alive, and if i want to go to the moon, i will send you.has already contacted about the capsule. so get on the phone and talk to the boss. there is a call from at home mokhov transferred to our channel. we listen to you, let him check. nowhere he will not go anywhere from here readiness for the assault on my command. you move out, in half an hour they are looking for me. so you eat alone. what's your man, are you playing with me, are you ready? i already gave the piece of iron to your people, where are my money. and these are not my people. who are you so quiet, quiet! i don't have much time if you don't want to. what if i don't? well , how could a bastard, he was looking for, you bastard. don't shoot, be quiet. we leave the jack. about what kipish ntv turn on the third of may all day on ntv the legend of the beloved series has hit its fullest, the dinosaur concept for honor for justice since may 4th new adventures of a diamond and a fable. let's go catch the thieves. no matter how the monkey ends again, it remains only to develop an implem

dion: take a look at the full moon tonight set to honor spring's rival, the pink moon. it won't actually be that color, though, sorry so say. nasa says the pink moon will last until early monday morning reaching peak fullness tomorrow to. dan: a little mystical. sandhya: very, very cool. it is known as a pink moon because of the wildfires that -- wildflowers that bloom in the spring. pretty cool, right? we have multiple chances of rain. the first opportunity for rain is early tomorrow morning. it is already raining and snowing up in northern california.ha spinning off the coast. that is an area of low pressure heading in our direction. it will be here early in the morning. right now we are seeing some moisture approaching. we haven't had any rain other than a few sprinkles up there. temperature at this hour, 40's, 50's. a live look. a beautiful view from our emery camera. bright and sunny for easter. two storms coming your way next week. easter, the egg hunts will be just fine. 7:00 a.m., therts, 40's. sunrise at 6:31. if you going sunrise services, bundle up. it is goi

the eclipse only lasted 40 seconds sense because phobos is 157 times smaller than our moon.y the video can help them better understand the orbit of the tiny moon and how it affects mars. >> today is the 50th anniversary of the apollo 16th moon-landing to mark the anniversary. iconic images from the lunar landing have been remastered. apollo 16 was the second of nasa's 3 so-called j missions designed to focus on science rather than exploration. astronauts down john young and charles duke spent just under 3 days on the lunar surface while command module pilot ken mattingly orbited the moon coming up on kron. 4 news at 6.30. the latest on elon musk's bid to try to buy twitter. >> the billionaire says he now has the funding to buy the san francisco based company. well, some pair of political titans in the bay area today. former president obama speaking at stanford and current vice president kamala harris visits ucsf. we'll tell you what they talked about today after the this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable inte

james lowell was named crater on the far side of the moon, on which lovelu. unfortunately, we didn't get to visit. the abnormal landing of apollo 13 can be called the most difficult in the history of american space exploration, but ours, perhaps, was the most difficult landing, or rather falling from space. boris volynov. he really endured what they endured , boris volynov the cosmonaut detachment came in 1960 together with yuri gagarin from january 15 to 18, 1969, volynov participated in a unique space mission of docking two manned spacecraft soyuz-4 and soyuz-5 volynov was the commander of the soyuz-5 spacecraft, he flew together with a flight engineer, alexei eliseev and engineer evgeny khrunov then held the world's first docking of spacecraft in orbit. hello long. we were after you. we connected and it worked out fine. well, there were a lot of emotions on earth, joy, everything is fine, wonderful. we also have many emotions a lot, but the next step is the transition of the two cosmonaut eliseev and khrunov moved to another volynov ship, according to the

i think in the next week out in half moon bay, right along the coastline.e shot for you right now. some folks getting out there and enjoy the clear skies in a very mild temperatures for this time of year along the may even see some record levels in half moon bay by tomorrow afternoon. in fact, all around the bay area. it is going to be something else about 84 degrees in downtown san francisco. 83 degrees in golden gate park. 77 in the sunset about 79 in daly city. 82 in pacifica, 83 in half moon bay. that could be near record level. there. 85 degrees in millbrae about 87 in burlingame. 84 in south san francisco. and then we start to crank out some 90's in san carlos foster city, palo alto mountain view. it is going to be hot. the south bay, some of the warmest temperatures around the bay area likely be in the santa clara valley tomorrow about 96 in campbell. 96 in milpitas about 95 in downtown san jose east bay. also going to be in the mid 90's. 96 degrees little more. 94 implied that about 94 in union city. 87 degrees in oakland. 85 in berkeley, 90 in orin

bc and worshiped the moon here although of course, today no one can say exactly what happened here atit is already clear that the entrance was decorated with columns and richly decorated, but no description of the rituals. it is not even known who passed in these places. whether the doors of the temple of the moon were always open and or only on the occasion of special celebrations, whether everyone was allowed to enter it or only the chosen ones. sarah says that even the dating of the construction of the temple is controversial. as we imagine this ancient soviet temple, built naturally with obeisits that arrived in ethiopia from south arabia between the ninth and eighth centuries bc, this temple is quite comparable with the soviet temples on the arabian peninsula, which were built in the middle of the seventh century bc, most likely, worshiped here, alma-ata with the biysk god of the moon throughout its history. this place was considered sacred. and now there is a christian church nearby. large excavations would cause rejection by the local population. and as such , the french were n

tell me definitely what is the surface of the moon, i will not dare to take such responsibility. lunar surface solid signature sp korolev, okay, go hello on channel one news and maxim sharafutdinov and briefly about the main response to sanctions russia has included in the stop list of key members of the british government responsible for the russophobic course in the list of 13 people. who entered the devil's dozen? a missile attack on the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station was prevented. russian air defense shot down two shells that were fired at the station. the scale of the consequences would be monstrous for the kherson region. and for those who are at the forefront of the anti-shock cocktail of the released areas of mariupol open center of humanitarian aid, where people receive the most necessary for life. international competition in the harsh conditions of siberia ah, ski march shooting high-speed descent from the cliff and ascent, injured uphill the most interesting competition in ski mountaineering russia continues to methodically respond to the openly unfriendly actions

she said that he can be met on a full moon in the garden and we ran away with the boys to the garden. and they didn't take me with them. you haven't lost anything, camelopard. we never met the nanny. she was angry, and complained in the morning, uncle you then got a lot. i would like to change. it's never too late i would really like that. look. our yefimka fell asleep. now we will. when caught rushed with a knife. mother mother where are you from? are you playing from here mr. bones? no, it means we will have a long road. you live in a huge country. you ca n’t get from one end to the other, not everyone, it seems, you have a rolling country, but you live so stupidly. the day in its hardest will not please the servant. you talk a lot. forgive the master help yourself to those standing , sitting on every path, wanting personalities of all enemies apparently, they are invisible from any occupation and at every place and at every time of the way, our mother, attaching, an undeniable wall, always a strong intercession. you don’t touch the moon, where the orthodox are going, we are our own

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but making room for these new buildings means tearing down hundreds of hector of moon by slumped. bar i do bar is a contractor. so it's such a beautiful view, you still have a lot of slender slums. left to be good. mom, bye is a city both hungry for success and struggling for survival. for many, this megacity is the embodiment of the indian dream. ah moon, by india's economic and financial center, over 20000000 people live here. traffic dams, sometimes stretching for kilometers, bring city light to a standstill. millions commute by train every day. however, the city's railway system only has 4 lines. during the rush hour stations become very crowded, with the platforms are fil well beyond capacity mostly with mail passengers as the train every morning vin, it a young accountant who spends 90 minutes commuting is here in a minute with you need to elbow your way through just to get on the train with empty seats are hard to come by. it's very exhausting. every day you have to find her way through the crowd. because sometimes you can't even get to the door cuz it was sama pushing in other

dion: take a look at the full moon tonight set to honor spring's rival, the pink moon. it won't actually be that color, though, sorry so say. nasa says the pink moon will last until early monday morning reaching peak fullness tomorrow to. dan: a little mystical. sandhya: very, very cool. it is known as a pink moon because of the wildfires that -- wildflowers that bloom in the spring. pretty cool, right? we have multiple chances of rain. the first opportunity for rain is early tomorrow morning. it is already raining and snowing up in northern california. you see that pivoting, that spinning off the coast. that is an area of low pressure heading in our direction. it will be here early in the morning. right now we are seeing some moisture approaching. we haven't had any rain other than a few sprinkles up there. temperature at this hour, 40's, 50's. a live look. a beautiful view from our emery camera. bright and sunny for easter. two storms coming your way next week. easter, the egg hunts will be just fine. 7:00 a.m., therts, 40's. sunrise at 6:31. if you going sunrise serv

for a high of 58 in half moon bay.ee some low 70's in santa rosa and napa and 70's through antioch and convert -- conquered. overnight lows even cooler because of clear skies once the cold front passes through. only in the 40's overnight. today, breezy and cooler. tomorrow, another breezy afternoon. coolest day of the week will be on thursday. it will be windy and gusty as another cold front moves through. if you liked last weekend, it will warm to the low 80's inland. plenty of sunshine. milder at the coast. julian: get the weekend plans in store now. new at 6:00, one ocean and a whole lot of paddling to do great see the man attempting an extreme expedition and why. karina: the bay area company behind newtek. julian: top talent on american at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people thats comcast has connect

that will usually align with a full moon. we saw the moon setting. it is not quite full yet.sually when you get a full moon, it sets as sunrises and vice versa, it will rise as the sun is setting. these temperatures are cooler today. you see the breaks in the clouds from our camera on the salesforce tower. clearer skies, yesterday's system brought in cooler air. grab the jacket. we are down in the low 40s again in sonoma. it's mid to upper 40s everywhere else. you have had mornings colder than this but not the last three. you don't need the umbrella. but grab that jacket. we'll see mid and upper 60s pretty much bay area wide. that's tomorrow's rain. let's slow that down and watch in detail. the rain begins about this time tomorrow morning. that gets us to the early morning hours. some of the best rain is right there through the early morning hours. the good thing about this system is all the rain is coming in the morning so you can keep your outdoor plans for second half of saturday. it will be breezy and cool but you will get more sunshine past noon. that brings us to noon t

there was this thought that if we go back to the moon it should be women on the moon. and i think that's bipartisan. >> i remember reading that early in 2017, at some point, you said -- this is not an exact quote -- donald trump is a disaster. >> yes. >> when did you decide he was a disaster? >> his inaugural day. and it wasn't the inaugural speech which most people jumped on. i didn't like the way enter to cia and started, like, doing this kind of lucy goosy weird talk presentation there, and then making a public fight that his crowd was bigger than barack obama's, when all the evidence showed that it wasn't. that's somebody that's willing not to deal in reality as president. remember, when trump ran, he used to be a democrat, he used to give money -- bill and hillary clinton were at his weddings, he was a billionaire populist, people weren't quite sure. but by the time he was insisting on this inaugural crowd size against empirical data presented to him, i thought, wow, we're in trouble. and then he went right for the muslim ban and used language as president that wa

you live pictures of our moon.are about you and pam give you anything the moon so sweet to love it? yes very sweet and generous. yes good morning to both of you happy monday to all of you get a load of that. isn't that a beautiful one? we do have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies out there this morning and a chilly start to the day. we will begin to see an increase in clouds later today by about noon time and rain tonight giving you a live look there from ktvu across the oakland issue, eri where we do have some of that light just bouncing off. the water winds are generally light this morning unless you're in and around the delta, quite breezy at travis air force base with winds gusting to 29 mph already as the storm begins to approach you can see areas of washington, oregon , northern california now beginning to see some transition there for us, it's going to take all day before the wet weather arrives, but the clouds will come in sooner. here's a look at your lunch hour then as we get into the second part of the

not at all. >> reporter: our investigation discovered julie moon is not alone. we talked to numerous victims and attorneys for victims who say they cannot get public police reports in a timely fashion. according to a list of complaints our investigative unit compiled both from accident victims and from attorneys, two of the most problematic agencies for long waits for public records also patrol two of the biggest cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. >> since covid, we've had a number of cases with really undue delays in getting the report that we need. >> reporter: attorney boone callaway has been representing injury victims since 1987, including a hit-and-run case that took the life of gregory turnidge in oakland last year, a father killed on mother's day. >> they officially told us no report is available. through a back channel, we've been provided a copy of a report that for all the world looks final us to. >> reporter: callaway says he has never seen the system as backlogged as it's been during the last two years. some of his clients have lost

nixon did not want to seem to be militarizing the moon. they wanted someone who had a military back ground but wasn't active. that ticked buzz aldrin off. he got some revenge by having neil take the photos of him so all the photos we see of the first man on the moon are really pictures of neil armstrong's taking of buzz aldrin. they kept their disagreements from public theater. it never got out of hand. you talk to enough nasa veterans of that era and, you know, there wasn't a great natural friendship between the two. >> neil armstrong's camera didn't work? >> his camera then didn't work. >> and the pictures -- he ended up using buzz aldrin's camera to take all the pictures? >> you've got it. >> one of the few times i've ever heard you irritated in an interview was one you did, and i can't remember who it was with, pushing you to agree that the boomer generation was the generation that caused all the trouble in this country. and you weren't buying it. >> yeah, i think -- i loved the greatest generation of tom brokaw but i look at every gen

the moon dust could bring up to $1.2 million. >> if i had the money, i would get it. >> moon dust seemsit's worgtd -- that's a piece of history. >> that's legit. thanks for joining us. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >>> breaking news tonight. police here in new york city naming a person of interest after a shooting on a subway train passengers fleeing the smoke-filled car after police say a man inside put on a gas mask, set off a smoke canister, and opened fire during morning rush hour. at least ten shot, 13 more injured. the race to escape victims collapsing fellow riders giving first aid. the suspect fleeing. police recovering a gun and a bag with more canisters and fireworks. late today, police locating a u-haul van that may be linked what investigators are just revealing >>> also tonight, inflation hitting a new 41-year high gas prices up nearly 50%. food up 9% the move president biden announced today aimed at easing pain at the pump. >>> president biden for the first time accusing vladimir putin of genocide as putin says peace talks with ukraine hit a dead end. >>> covid ca

the moon dust could bring up to $1.2 million. >> if i had the money, i would get it. >> moon dust seemshat's a piece of history. >> that's legit. thanks for joining us. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ 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."

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there was thought that if we go back to the moon, the jimmy would go on the moon. i think that is bipartisan. >> early in 2017 at some point you said, this is not an exact quote, donald trump is a disaster. when did you decide he was a disaster? >> on his eggnog-year-old day. it is not the speech which most people jumped on, i didn't like the way that he went to cia and started doing this kind of loosey-goosey, we heard talk presentation there. and then, making it look like a public fight that his crowd was begun and barack obama's, when all he had showed that it was not. that something with it as to not work to do as president. as trump ran, he used to be a democrat, he used to give money to the hillary clinton's as weddings, he was a populist of some billionaire. people were not quite sure. by the time he's insisting on this inaugural ground size against empirical data presented to him, i thought wow, we were in trouble. he went right for the muslim ban, and used language as president that was derogatory, and started race baiting. we have known that about him fro

and the new moon is still around. so you should be able to see a lot of stars over the next couple of hours. but then the high clouds roll in. a little bit of fog at the coast. we'll start off in those mid to upper 40's at 7:00. staying at the 50's at the coast while we hit the mid up toker 60's for our bay and inland neighborhoods. that's pretty close to average and that's the noon temperature. look at this. by the time we get to the afternoon we're even -- a little bit warmer than today with low to upper 70's back into the mid and upper 60's as we head toward that sunset at about 7:32. highs tomorrow, 61 at half moon bay and a little breezy. 67 at san francisco. and then low to mid 70's for the rest of the bay. mid 70's in the south bay. how about those upper 70's to near 80 in our inland east bay neighborhoods and mid up toker 70's in our north bay neighborhoods. jump ahead to monday, a cold front skirting us to the north. draw your attention to the top of your screen. and those are some sprinkles that will hit lak

i saw sls, we're looking forward to the moon with that launch later this year. why is it still so important to maintain a presence in low earth orbitwhen we're looking towards the moon ? >> we still don't have everything figured out how to do things yet for the moon and mars. and really the cheapest place for us to see a differential gravity environment and for the long term is still lpo. we've got to continue to do these long-duration lights, keep doing ourmedical protocols, keep testing out our equipment . the only place we can do that right now. so we still need to be able to have this kind of a test bed for us to be checking out and proving our protocols, our research, our technology before you put somebody in that going to go to mars. just like always we prepare. we get ourselves ready and low orbit destination is the perfect place to do that. >> how does us fostering commercialization efforts in space, out of that free us up to pursue these other dreams that we have as an agency ? >> the administrative state and the three mission conference , we right now

the nixon did not want to seem to be militarizing the moon. and they wanted somebody who was had a military background but was an active that tick buzz alder and off. on buzz had to be number two, but he got some revenge by being the having neil take the photos of him. so all the photos we see of the first man on the moon or really pictures of neil armstrong's taking a buzz aldrin. they kept their disagreements from public theater it never got out of hand, but you talked to enough nasa veterans of that era and you know, there wasn't a great natural friendship between the two but neil armstrong's cameron didn't work. yeah again armstrong's camera then didn't work. and so the pictures were he ended up using buzz aldrons. yeah cameron to take all the pictures. you got it. only one that few times i've ever heard you irritated in an interview. it was one you did and i can't remember who it was with pushing you. to agree that the boomer generation was the generation that caused all the trouble in this country. and you weren't buying it. yeah, i thin

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