we choose to go to the moon... we choose to go to the moon.o go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. but it wasn't an easy journey. space exploration is expensive and dangerous. there were many setbacks on the way. in just a few years, in 1969, the world watched in awe as us astronaut neil armstrong set foot on the moon, uttering the immortal words. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. i they've got the flag up now, and you can see the stars and stripes... for that brief moment, the entire world was as one... beautiful, just beautiful! ..but it was an american flag that was planted on the lunar surface. the underlying tensions were still there. that competition was broken in 1975, when spacecraft from both sides docked high above the earth. a technical and diplomatic triumph. the hatch opened. there was an historic handshake between a russian cosmonaut and a us astronaut and a new understanding in space that many hoped would change things on the ground.

at the same press conference, a dramatic partial picture of the moon tethys was shown the heavily moon wants to be photographed soon after the spacecraft flew around behind saturn, voyager managed to the partial picture in spite of its jammed platform. even more interesting were the pictures of unsullied. brightest moon in the solar system with a surface so starkly white that it radiates 100% of all the sunlight that falls on it. voyager two had sent back in some of those pictures taken just about the time of its closest approach to saturn, just before scan platform jammed and. some of this has stayed quite by washing clean. dr. eugene shoemaker, that turns out. there's a region along the satellite here which was intensely about 3 billion years ago, allowing most of the craters to relax while at the same time in this region over here the craters are not relax so that we discovered quite unexpectedly that that the satellite was heated non uniformly like earth and its moon and senators and neighboring diani pulling each other back forth each time they pass, creating and heat. this may be

we're looking at the video of some of the memorials there in half moon bay.ut you mentioned returning the bodies back to méxico. now, the consulado helps in some way, right? it's still a cost to the family, but you help facilitate it, make sure that everything is prepared? remedios: yeah, we do facilitate with providing names of funeral homes with whom we have agreements so it's at a lesser cost than the average places. but also in these cases because the people died as a result of a crime--a violent crime, there are also programs from united states that help the families in this case. so we just provide them the information and help them to make the connection whenever they don't have it. damian: well, the mass shooting--we're going to get into more topics with the consulado in our next segment, but the mass shooting occurred on the monday late afternoon, early evening. i called your office on tuesday morning because i was on my way to half moon bay to cover this and your office said, "she's been there all morning." you--that's your job, right? you go right

according to him, the fight for the moon is getting tougher.same time, the states intend to do everything so that the chinese tynauts do not land on the satellite of the earth before the americans, and do not take the most resource-rich place there in the tv show on british tv channel. otku suggested that the chinese would not go even further, if the chinese get there first, they will begin to build , there are starbucks restaurants, yes, yes , quarantine covid centers in the us plans to conduct geological exploration on the moon, extract water from metals and even look for oxygen, but return to satellite of the earth half a century after the apollo mission for washington is also a matter of honor, as well as for beijing, which, despite the late start, intends to take this lunar strategic height of xenia the red anastasia medvedeva especially for ntv china today on ntv, the premiere of the detective obstetrician military surgeonleben performed by nikita panfilov, returning home from another business trip to africa, immediately finds himself at

the on half moon bay city council. and you've also worked very intimately with the farmworker community for decades. so it's a bit about how the farmworker community is doing now. one month after that shooting. >> there's a still a lot of fear. it's a lot grief. loosing 7 community members, 7 family 7 far. it's something we're not going to forget it ever. you know, it's a it's a tragedy. the smart, you know, our community. >> members of the farmworker community been sharing with you. yes, some of the about the grief no, we are community. so we know each other. there. we have stories to tell about the people that we lost. even when we we cannot communicate them. and which barrier >> to remember, to set to cherish. you know, and that's part of the beef. so we worry about, you know, the farm workers, you know, the mental health about that there's so many things happening. you know, we're trying let this happen. a lot of fierce, you know, take over us. >> would you say that the farm workers are concerned about their safety

ocurrieron en un lunes por la tarde, yo viajé hacia half moon bay, el martes por la mañana, y arrimé, y me dijeron, pues, ella no está aquí, ella está allá, ella se fue desde temprano, para hablar con los connacionales en half moon bay. remedios gómez: así es, así es damián, porque, pues, en un primer momento no, nadie nos podía decir si había mexicanos afectados, así es de que era importante, incluso, mi presencia personal, para hablar con las autoridades y tratar de dilucidar, y desafortunadamente sí había mexicanos involucrados; y bueno, pues ya nos quedamos ahí, haciendo los vínculos con las organizaciones, a quienes agradecemos su apoyo, a las organizaciones locales y también a las autoridades, y que pudimos, pues, entrevistar a los deudos, a los que estaban ahí, y también a las familias desplazadas. damián trujillo: finalmente, ¿cuál es su compromiso hacia esa comunidad mexicana de half moon bay, para, quizás, dejarlos saber que ahí están sus oficinas, los servicios, y que van a estar ahí, hasta que, como dice usted, hasta que se cierre el caso. remedios gómez: así es, bueno, p

let's go to the moon. let's skip all the stuff in between."ys had a powerful grip on the human imagination. the apollo missions and the moon landings inspired a whole new generation. buzz aldrin: beautiful view. neil: isn't that something! magnificent sight out here. buzz: magnificent desolation. michael: in 1969, pam melroy was one of the millions of kids who watched the moon landing. micpamela: and at thamomenty i decided i wantedlions of kids to be an astronaut. pamela: discovery's commander, pam melroy. michael: her ambition took her all the way to the top of the nasa space program. pamela: i flew in space three times including my last flight where i commanded a shuttle mission to the international space station. pamela: houston discovery, i've a big loop for both control teams. pamela: the overall feeling is how gorgeous the earth is and it's dynamic. it's rolling by underneath you. can't believe you go completely around everything--everythingt that we know, every ece of music, every person you could meet, you go completely around it in 9

months before it's rover set to launch for the moon's south pole.e first of many missions to pave the way to get astronauts back on the moon for the first time since 1972. hard to believe it's been that long. cofounder president and ceo, stephen joins us now. great to see you. you have three nasa missions if i'm correct on the books right now with your lunar landers. one of the capabilities of your machines, let's start there. what can they do? >> look good to be here, thanks for having me today. we have an incredible capability of 2000-kilogram lander, 12 feet high. it can land softly on the moon taking about 130 kilograms of scientific payload or engineering payload to the surface. it can deploy rovers, hoppers or micro drones, it can deploy antenna mechanisms and provide the power and data necessary to collect the science about the environment of the moon and sense of interest of the moon and transmit all the way back to earth. ashley: is that the goal, the mission? where do you go from here? >> great question. what we do now is we have our busin

moon bay still chilly nonetheless at 43 degrees. so high temperatures tomorrow rebounding very nicely. in fact, seeing a few low 60's seasonal temperatures for san jose and santa rosa. few degrees below average for downtown san francisco at 57 degrees. but oakland trying to flirt with 60's at 59 degrees. so taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. no rain in sight, in fact, are going to begin a gradual warming and drying trend with mild temperatures on friday, widespread mid 60's for warmest inland valleys until we cool down next week and into the low 60's. but as you can see, no rain in sight. showers won't arrive until about 10 days from now in the bay area. back to you. murray said thank you. this black history month technology is bridging the gap between today's students and doctor martin luther king. junior students in new getting the chance to sit in the audience is doctor king delivers. >> a speech for more than 60 years ago in a north carolina church stacy-ann gooden explains how that's possible. >> we will be able to

we've got a brisk wind chill, danville, half moon bay, napa in petaluma. some of our notably breezier areas fairfield. 35 4 mile per hour. wind gusts right now. so really windy. start. at least it is clear not talking. a lot of fog this morning nor any chances of rain today. so we've got crystal clear conditions. this is going help temperatures to warm up pretty quickly by the afternoon. we're back in the mid to upper 50's. i'm talking some changes in the rest of the forecast to stay tuned for still to come raining. all right, john, thank you for that. ok, let's check on those bridges. >> 7 minutes into the city would go may said that fema street exit. how about the san mateo bridge 80 to one a one year about 13 minutes. richmond center fell bridge still still want a one, a 7 minute rot and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls going take about 19 minutes. the time is now 04:31am. and as we mentioned, senator dianne feinstein won't be running for reelection next year. feinstein has been in the senate for 30 years, but her political career actually began

and 64 year-old james lieu of half moon bay. prosecutors charged with 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder on february 16th. he pled not guilty to the charges. as for a motive, the san mateo county district attorney says dow got angry over $100 repair bill claiming his boss accused him of damaging equipment over the past month. the living conditions of farm workers in the area has come into focus. see where these folks are the conditions are. shipping containers living in shipping containers. city officials telling kron 4 news, california terra garden did not have permits for onsite worker housing. despite that the shooting suspect lived and worked there for 7 years. former house e it's conditions which absolutely >> deplorable. this is going been going on for decades across our state, many farm workers continue to live in the shadows, surviving on meager wages with limited options for housing. a seven-year-old report outlines overcrowding across salinas and valleys. >> it describes a critical shortage of over 45

and 64 year-old james lieu of half moon bay. prosecutors charged with 7 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder on february 16th. he pled not guilty to the charges. as for a motive, the san mateo county district attorney says dow got angry over $100 repair bill claiming his boss accused him of damaging equipment over the past month. the living conditions of farm workers in the area has come into focus. see where these folks are the conditions are. shipping containers living in shipping containers. city officials telling kron 4 news, california terra garden did not have permits for onsite worker housing. despite that the shooting suspect lived and worked there for 7 years. former house e it's conditigns which absolutely >> deplorable. this is going been going on for decades across our state, many farm workers continue to live in the shadows, surviving on meager wages with limited options for housing. a seven-year-old report outlines overcrowding across saline, us row valleys. >> it describes a critical shortage of over

. >>> more help could soon be on the way for the victims of last month's mass shooting in half moon bay. nbc bay area's red cross society representative is joining us live from redwood city. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of dollars here. >> reporter: correct. good morning, marcus. we are just at the board of supervisors meeting. they'll vote on a resolution to help provide emergency housing for those farm workers who were displaced by last month's shooting in half moon bay. if passed, this is a resolution that would allocate $750,000 for emergency housing assistance for those workers, and it would also give the county permission to enter into a account of up to $1.5 million with someone to provide that emergency housing and emergency support through march 1st of next year. the $750,000 would come from the american rescue plan act. the rest of the money from outside donations. the displaced farm workers lived and worked at the mushroom farms in half moon bay where a man shot and killed seven people last month. there was an eighth person who was shot who fortunately survived.

uh, interest in the moon.a certain extent , is explained by attempts to still understand understand where the water comes from. well no, thus on the ground. which comets do you think are promising and why for visits, if there are such plans, well, for now, such plans, i don’t know visiting comets yes , because, well, comets are somehow more difficult to visit. why? well, at least, because there are few of them here, we have trillions there. over there try to mean in the access zone. yes , in the spacecraft access zone. yes, the access zone is, let's say, up to well, up to orbit. well, neptune yes, well, something far away. yes and then far. oh well, now they are actually considering options, after all, flying, let's say by the middle of the day in all seriousness. yes, you can fly somewhere. yes good. it's close now - it's a dwarf planet. yes, yes, yes, that 's right. well, that is, you can fly here, but uh, in order to, well, somehow have such a reliable choice, it’s still, uh, the project is not very, or som

ama: healing and half moon bay. the small community comes together to reflect on the violence that happened last monday. good evening. dan: we will have that story in a moment. breaking news. a young child has been attacked by a mountain lion in san mateo county. ama: this happened on tanita's creek road. you can see where that is, inland off of highway one. 15 minutes from half moon bay. dan: we are live bay. you heard from a neighbor about this, right? reporter: that neighbor describes getting to the scene almost immediately. the sheriffs office said the child was taken to the hospital, a local trauma center. we don't know exactly how the child is doing at this hour. the attack happened just before 7:00 tonight. video taken in the area surrounding to neatest creek road shows conditions made for wildlife. neighbors say they aren't shocked to hear about a mountain lion citing but they are surprised about the attack. officials say the child was conscious when they were transported to the hospital earlier tonight. we

ama: healing and half moon bay. the small community comes together to reflect on the violence that happened last monday. good evening. dan: we will have that story in a moment. breaking news. a young child has been attacked by a mountain lion in san mateo county. ama: this happened on tanita's creek road. you can see where that is, inland off of highway one. 15 minutes from half moon bay. dan: we are live bay. you heard from a neighbor about this, right? reporter: that neighbor describes getting to the scene almost immediately. the sheriffs office said the child was taken to the hospital, a local trauma center. we don't know exactly how the child is doing at this hour. the attack happened just before 7:00 tonight. video taken in the area surrounding to neatest creek road shows conditions made for wildlife. neighbors say they aren't shocked to hear about a mountain lion citing but they are surprised about the attack. officials say the child was conscious when they were transported to the hospital earlier tonight. we

according to him, the fight for the moon is getting tougher.e same time, the states intend to do everything so that the chinese tynauts do not land on the satellite of the earth before the americans, and do not take the most resource-rich place there in a tv show on a british tv channel. duck suggested, as if the chinese they didn’t go even further, if the chinese get there first, they will begin to build, there are starbucks restaurants, yes, yes, quarantine covid centers of the united states to conduct geological exploration on the moon to extract water for metals and even look for oxygen, but return to the earth’s satellite half a century after the apollo mission for washington is also a matter of honor , as well as for beijing, which, despite the late start , will take this lunar strategic height of ksenia nekrasov anastasia medvedeva , especially for ntv, we will now interrupt for a short advertisement in a couple of minutes, we will talk about the long-awaited premiere, which will take place tonight on ntv, do not switch. and today, a dis

dan: moon bay a memorial service is underway to remember seven people killed last week at two mushroom farms in the city. that evening, thank you for joining us. >> the service started just about an hour ago giving community members a chance to come together in their grief. dan: amanda is there an joins us live. >> this marks another night of healing for the residence of half moon bay. heart of downtown half moon bay are behind two nights events as well beginning with the memorial service that started on kelly avenue after 4:00 p.m. with much more to follow. the community is expected to take part in a candlelight procession to the hall on main street. significant considering that is the location where victims families met on the night of the shooting to learn about the tragedy and hear the news that would forever change their lives. >> this community is even stronger than i thought it was even though i thought it was a strong community, it is even stronger. i am sure the people want to go back to the way we work which is being known for our pumpkins and the pumpkin festival. so we need

the quiet seaside community of half moon bay is changed forever. san mateo county deputies are called to california terra garden, a mushroom farm off highway 92 in the quiet coastal town. deputies finding 4 people shot to death and another gravely wounded minutes later, deputies find 3 more victims at concord farms just 5 miles away after a 2 hour authorities find the suspected shooter in the parking lot of the sheriff's substation. 66 year-old should lead zao is taken into custody. dow had worked at both of the farms. >> police say he used a legally obtain handgun to target specific people in the deadliest shooting ever recorded in san mateo county. see on the news a lot. >> but when it hits home working in this community what a tragedy to see these innocent people. >> we lose their lives. the community continues to mourn those lives lost 50 year-old marciano, martinez jimenez, a supervisor at concord farms. 38 year-old jose romero. perez, a father of 4, his brother, pedro gravely wounded in the shooting. 43 year-old yet how being who leaves behin

from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic _ from moon rising to sunsetting.etting. le: it looked fantastic and you will be lucky to capture that in central and southern parts of the country with clear skies but here it will be very are cold and frosty. further north, more cloud around generally. so not much good looking up to the skies there. high pressure is holding on which is why we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather in central and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mrfog, and it southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and it will turn a lot colder as well. these are town and city values in the countryside. central and southern england could be down to —5 —6. scotland and northern ireland, where they have the cloud, it will be less cold. patchy rain

seven counts of murder and one attempted murder for mass shootings at two half moon bay farms. he appeared to break down, leading the judge to call a recess. the judge approved a request but will decide whether the cameras can be in court day by day. the defense is asking for a gag order, to prevent everyone involved in the case from talking until it was over. we asked a legal analyst to weigh in. >> a gag order may be premature but may be good down the road. at least one side seems to be trying this case in front of the media. >> robert handa was in court for all of today, and he'll join in less than 30 minutes with whether the judge is likely to issue a gag order or not. >>> she spent weeks hand sewing her wedding dress but it's a complete loss. it burned in a fire in palo alto last week when flames scorched businesses at a strip mall. firefighters believe it started in aj's cleaners, which was closed at the time. the one of a kind dress was inside the cleaners. she has been married and got to wear the dress. she had been designing it since she was a little girl. it had been

we'll be able to make half moon bay and even better place. that looks that looks to be. >> and vicki, catherine, later tonight here i'll be joined live by mayor penrose bureau will go over her plans for what's next for the city moving forward reporting live from half moon bay. stephanie lives. one for news. >> thank you, stephanie, for that. and we're looking forward to hearing that later on. thanks, stephanie. another n help the survivors and the families affected by the shooting. you can donate to the nonprofit coast side. hope on its website you can set up a recurring donation. you can choose where to send your money. the money will go directly towards a farmworker, for example, farmworker fund help with more general needs our help to make a special occasion happen. that said coastside hope dot network for good dot com. and for more half moon bay coverage, you can scan that qr code for a shortcut to kron 4 dot com. you'll find a photo essay on everything that's happened over the past month. also, the latest on efforts to improve housing fo

according to him, the fight for the moon is getting tougher.same time, the states intend to do everything so that the chinese tynauts do not land on the satellite of the earth before the americans, and do not take the most resource-rich place there in a tv show on a british tv channel. it was assumed that the chinese would not go even further, if the chinese get there first, they will begin to build. the buildings there are starbucks restaurants quarantine covid centers in the us plans to carry out geological exploration on the moon to extract water for metals and even look for oxygen, but to return to the earth’s satellite half a century after the apollo mission for washington is also a matter of honor, as well as for beijing, which, despite the late start, to take this lunar strategic height of xenia the red anastasia medvedeva especially for ntv, meanwhile, meanwhile , american fighters shot down three more unidentified objects in the airspace over the state of the molly over canada and the lake, it is reported that the order to eliminate th

that's in the remote hills, south and east of half moon bay, about 8 miles south of half moon bay, thedepartment of fish and wildlife is investigating the word on the child's condition at this time or with the kid was doing when the attack occurred. also unclear for 30's are trying to capture the cat in question. we'll keep you posted there in san mateo meantime, the mateo county sheriff releasing a statement tonight. >> saying that, quote, our coastal community has endured so much these past few weeks. our entire agency is saddened by the news and sends many warm wishes for the child speedy and full recovery. our thoughts are with the family at this time. and that's christina

moon, less bill, but that this is the province of all mankind. but there seem to be no bounds to the commercialization of outer space. no written stipulations on who can put how many rockets satellites or people into orbit and at which altitude and no regulations on space debris. but then it must be rest shuffle, vaughn, to create law. you need the consensus of stakeholders on van. and if a large number of the important parties say it's not really necessary to create a law, then you have a huge problem ish. problems in leesburg is probably when he, china, russia, and the us have a manifest interest in keeping written and legal commitments to a minimum so that they can essentially do what they want was done and conceived mancha and basil one. the, i'd say, gosh, wow, the only agreement that exists is that everyone does what they can to prevent collisions. good, but there's no agreement on any details. tigers, teens with justice. michelle michelle whole more satellites means a growing risk of collisions. and there's the growing problem of space to

it was essentially just to show a power as just like the race to the moon. the off designs and technology were secondary soon. the main point was who's 1st is who's the fairest of them all? he is king. i'm for home vista, asterisk assurance, him guns in london. in response to months after sputnik, the americans launched their vanguard satellite into orbit. but the lift off was a disaster. the rock had ascended just one meter 20 off the ground. it was a bitter set back in the cold war rivalry, but then a satellite, a 2nd attempt to launch a space satellite hours long. the u. s. as parallel explorer program was headed by venna font brown, who had earlier worked on nazi germany's b one and b, 2 rockets. and february 1950. 8 of the american media celebrated the explore one becoming the country's 1st satellite to enter space israel and $30.00. that when, if the ally ethel fall is the father of a is an anglican novel of any for the at full length events design. the subsequent decades saw the 2 superpowers pumping vast sums of money into their respective space vent

of moons around jupiter to 92.est from new york. he is the author of "light of the stars." professor frank, so good to see you. >> good to see you again. >> great. so what can we learn from these findings? >> the main thing that you learn from this is jupiter the king of the solar system has this enormous what happens to hoover in everything. right? jupiter is a giant vacuum cleaner for space debris. we may not be here if it was not for jupiter clearing the material out that might have pummeled the earth. >> right. so nasa is expected to launch a mention next year to visit jupiter and a moon. what makes this moon so important? >> it is insane. we didn't know this while back. when i was a kid. it has an ocean, twice the amount of water that earth does. so its ocean is 100 miles deep and covered by a 10-mile thick layer of ice. who knows what is down there? could be an aquatic ecosystem down there. so the discovery that we had the ocean moons and others around the large plane its is groundbreaking to understand if th

it's terms govern the peaceful exploration and use of the moon. for example, math and a ban on the deployment of weapons of mass destruction in outer space, o ne, engage in phase and moon exploration, an assert, and he claimed national sovereignty over the moon and left field, but that this is the province of all mankind. but there seem to be no bounds to the commercialization of outer space. no written stipulations on who can put how many rockets satellites or people into orbit and at which altitude and no regulations on space, debris, venomously, rest, shuffle, vaughn, to create law. you need the consensus of stakeholders on van and if it lodge number of the important party say it's not really necessary to create a law, then you have a huge problem ish. problems in leesburg is probably when she, china, russia, and the us have a manifest interest in keeping written and legal commitments to a minimum so that they can essentially do what they want was, is an emergency mon kern bus, even the, i'd say, gosh, wow, the only agreement that exists is tha

according to him, the fight for the moon is getting tougher.tes intend to do everything so that the chinese secrets do not land on the satellite of the earth before the americans, and do not take the most resource-rich place in the tv show on british tv channel. well, they suggested that the chinese would not go even further, if the chinese get there first, they will begin to build , there are starbucks restaurants, yes, yes , quarantine covid centers of the united states to conduct geological exploration on the moon, extract water from metals and even look for oxygen, but return to the earth’s satellite half a century after the apollo mission , it’s also a matter of honor for washington, as well as for beijing, which, despite the late start , will take this lunar strategic height of xenia the red anastasia medvedeva especially for ntv in the far east launched a special testing program called sports genetics; its essence is that scientists, using dna diagnostics, will be able to answer parents' questions. what kind of sport is best suited for t

moon bay. all right. outside we go right now, we've got 41 degrees in half moon bay. 47 in san jose. clear skies. 42 in concord. then we start to see some 30's begin to pop up in some of the interior valleys. 36 degrees in fairfield. 36 also in fairfax right now. 31 are 39 in nevada. 41 in napa. so cold air settling in again. but the atmosphere starting to change a big thing. kind of get the sense here. we've got high pressure overhead, but look at the over the top. start to see some of those high clouds moving in. we're going to see more of that late tonight and tomorrow. and that these tomorrow night not going to be as cold. eventually. this ridge starts to break down and we start to talk about the possibility of some rain right now. dry out there as can be. in fact, you may have felt that on your skin, you got that dry, offshore wind and that tends to bring humidity, the atmosphere down to very low levels in some place case is a 20%, 30% or so. so pretty dry out there now. tomorrow should be

half moon bay at 41 mountain view at 43. so we're going to be right there in the upper 30's and the 40's. but changes are headed our way. so tomorrow be watching as gusty winds. we have a wind advisory kicking off at 1 o'clock. it's going to stay that way until wednesday. we could see wind gusts 40 miles per hour and even higher. then there's that drop in temperatures, rain and maybe even some snow showers will break it all down for you. coming up next. >> thanks, brittany. also coming up, a man is arrested for attacking a street vendor with a baseball bat in the south bay. and even though the suspects behind bars tonight where the victim says he is still scared. >> and a man in san francisco attacking the bus riders with racist remarks and helping them with eggs with the women on the receiving end of the assault are saying about this incident and that after the break, a live report from washington, d.c., and president biden surprise trip. >> to ukraine today. details on his visit with leadership in kiev. >> as the one-year

softened two inflatable shock absorber balloons on the moon, the station worked for 75 hours.ing this time, she made measurements of the intensity of radiation and collected data that confirmed the meteor- slag theory of the structure of the outer cover of the moon, such was this day in history. we look to know everything about russia the best historical series. we watch for free without registration or there is some increase on the site anxiety in the twenty-two. we went out to drink even higher, because later our grandmother died and was constantly stressed , if there is too much anxiety, if she switches from empty thoughts to some real actions in this house, then he experiences tremendous physical discomfort. the study was devoted to the study of cognitive features. this causes the most anxiety and stress in people. this is the level of uncertainty and our experiences. and how we treat them. russian cosmonaut flies the radiation of the earth found a mysterious spot. the radiation of this earth coincided with the radiation that comes from the rublev trinity from the angels f

we went through that the moon attracts water and because of the moon there is an ebb and flow in thoselaces where it attracts it. there, what kind of tides or tides occur there? well, because the level goes up. thank you denis maria hello. how did you answer? i answered no, but i'm not sure of my answer according to the person of the world, this question was not very well passed. remember well? just to remind you. first of all, i will say that the correct answer to the question is yes. the moon moves around the earth by the force of its attraction raises water to the side facing it. well, here's a picture for clarity. in this case, the moon, as it were, pulls the water in its direction and, accordingly, the water level in the oceans rises to the coast. says north america there is a bay in which the height reaches, in my opinion, 18 m. michael, you remembered the name of this flood. thanks a lot. i doubted, but you confirmed mikhail well done. he has encyclopedic knowledge of this i'm sure. thanks for the additional information, moving on to the second question. is it true that 1 mm is

of the surface of the regalite in the area of ​​the south pole of the moon of the lunar exosphere andsis technologies the project continues the series of soviet automatic interplanetary stations luna and opens the lunar program of russia the moon is an interesting place for research, since exactly. there may be traces of earlier periods in the development of the solar system . the polar region of the earth's satellite is of interest for the creation of a permanent station, in including habitable, the presence of frozen water in the soil of the moon will free future astronauts from the need to deliver this valuable resource from earth. water will also be needed to produce oxygen, and in a more distant future, hydrogen fuel. accustomed to watching the video stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels.

we're live here in half moon bay, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you. all right, jesse. thank you. three women who were fatally shot in a targeted attack in an upscale los angeles neighborhood over the weekend leave behind six young children . four other people were wounded , two critically, when gunfire erupted around 2 30 saturday morning at a short term rental in the beverly crest area. detectives say quote the shooting was not in pursuit of a robbery or some random act, but instead a targeted assault and ambitious expression of violence and a terrible loss of life. the three women killed were in their twenties and thirties. investigators continue to search for suspects in 18 year old man reported missing in san francisco was found dead in the city's bayview district. francisco police say maxwell george malts men was last seen on january 6th at his apartment. on southern leavenworth that's in the lower nob hill area. officials now say that my altman was found dead in the bayview on january 23rd. his cause of death has not been released. authorities d

i just checked half moon bay. can see to the south as even near san mateo, maybe a sprinkle or 2, but really? >> that rain is going to come a little bit later on and we'll break it down for you. >> in addition to the foggy conditions are going to see a fog lingering around probably for the next hour. and as you step outside right now, i really feel like this temperatures are a lot like yesterday. you're not going to see a big gap and temperatures. so it's still going to be chilly. can see that for most part. we're in the 50's south south places like pacifica. and as we look up north, we're going to say right there around 45 the weekend weather, what we're really watching prayed for you. so that begins at 5.15. we'll see those cooler temperatures in the lower 50's. not to meption with that chance for showers and that chance for thunderstorms as well. so if you're going to head out i want to make sure that you bundle up. i want to make sure that you have an umbrella. alex is going to be chilly. and again, we have th

even half moon bay dropping into the 30's, dublin. you're below freezing at thirty-one degrees right now. fairfax at 28 santa rosa and sonoma. each also right below freezing at 31 degrees. right back to those frost advisories to start this morning. no freeze warnings this morning, but frost advisories for the north bay inland east bay, south bay and peninsula upper elevations radar shows are clear skies right now. we will see a few passing clouds pushing across the region today, but stay nice and bright overall, a really pleasant one of the high pressure ridge in place to our west lies. our next rain maker, which is not going to get here intel tomorrow night's really on into friday morning for the most part looking at future cast. we'll time it out. passing clouds here and there. but today, still a nice and bright one. as for tomorrow, you'll see more cloud cover moving across the bay area, dry through the day and trying to the early evening really won't be until early friday morning. that rainfall pushes its way in now. these will be

of the surface of the regatta in the area of ​​the south pole of the moon of the lunar exosphere andd soil analysis technologies the project continues the series of soviet automatic interplanetary stations luna and opens the lunar program of russia the moon is an interesting place for research, since it is precisely . there may be traces of earlier periods in the development of the solar system. the polar regions of the earth satellite are of interest for the creation of a permanent station, in including habitable, the presence of frozen water in the soil of the moon will free future astronauts from the need to deliver this valuable resource of the earth. water will also be needed to produce oxygen, and in a more distant future, hydrogen fuel. five people died, 11 more were injured in an accident in the samara region in the morning on the ural highway , a gazelle truck and a shuttle bus collided, it followed from samara to the orenburg region, there were 16 people in the cabin , the circumstances of the accident are being clarified on the spot. police officers, prosecutors the region

from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic _ from moon rising to sunsetting. yes, it looked fantastic and _ from moon rising to sunsetting. 133 it looked fantastic and you from moon rising to sunsetting. was it looked fantastic and you will be lucky to capture that in central and southern parts of the country with clear skies but here it will be very are cold and frosty. further north, more cloud around generally. so not much good looking up to the skies there. high pressure is holding on which is why we are seeing a lot of fine and dry weather in central and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and southern areas. through the night, those patches of mrfog, and it southern areas. through the night, those patches of mr fog, and it will turn a lot colder as well. these are town and city values in the countryside. central and southern england could be down to —5 —6. scotland and northern ireland, where they have the cloud, it will be less cold. patchy rain and drizzle coming to scotland and northern ireland through the day tomorrow. it woul

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