so much excitement around the moon - moon or mars. absolutely.ent around the moon in the last decade and i haven't seen it quietly in the sector —— i have. the big team they have got, blue origin, it includes some of the old partners who have worked on orion and the sls rocket, boeing and lockheed, so they are very experienced, but also younger companies like as robotic who are part of this group who are making this lander and they were one of the teams who started out with the google lunar x prize which was a competition to see if there was a private company which could send a rover to the surface of the moon and have rove along the surface and send back video. nobody won the competition, the deadline was met and it was not, nobody was able to close the business case and get their lunar lander is to the moon but it is amazing to see some of those companies still active and another private company i space had another private company i space had an attempt to land a rover on the moon and sadly they did not manage it but it is exciting to see the e

c moon's in jupiter, for 4 years. the earth was able to develop thanks to jupiter's gravity, which is why it's become a test model for the search for habitable worlds orbiting around other sons. if we really can find that at this, i satellites a habitable that increases our probability to find life also in distance stars somewhere else that will be assist them, which is similar to the jupiter, assist them. and if life possible, he'll actually possible law to thousands of planets have already been discovered in the depths of space. many of these distant unreachable worlds are made up of gas just like jupiter. perhaps the juice mission may even be able to expand our knowledge of the environments of other stars. ah, and now to the s me a few weeks ago nasa introduced a fest. ready me crazy. in 50 years. it includes a canadian, as well as the 1st african american, and the 1st woman assign. hello miss. ah vance said to do a luna fly by late next year. nasa already sent a spacecraft to the moon last year containing blasting

so does that mean calisto, the outermost moon and ganymede, the largest of the 3 moons could also have subterranean oceans. the juice spacecraft will use several special instruments to investigate that. one of them is called a laser altimeter, like developed by an international team of researchers. it's used to bombard ganymede with laser pulses to determine how much the moon is being distorted with all the resulting data should reveal whether an ocean is actually hiding beneath ganymede surface. when is all, what's young fi ocean is what we imagine it to be based on the model calculations and the current data than beneath the ice. there's an ocean several 100 kilometers deep. and that would actually be more water than all of the oceans on earth. combined lung to find out juice will need to enter orbit around ganymede, becoming the 1st spacecraft to orbit another planets moon. it's instruments can study the composition of the distant world. how thick is the icy crust? and how deep does the liquid water run? what other substances does it contain? if any, does it touch bedrock at the bot

form of the moons. the resulting friction heats the i see worlds interiors like if you really do your walk on the like rubber band or something. this also becomes warmer. that's the attention that it stresses inside the body of that creep for the same thing actually. but in larger scale, much lighter scale happens on those i satellites. so does that mean calisto, the outermost moon and ganymede, the largest of the 3 moons could also have subterranean oceans. the juice spacecraft will use several special instruments to investigate that. one of them is called a laser altimeter license, developed by an international team of researchers. it's used to bombard ganymede with laser pulses to determine how much the moon is being distorted with all the resulting data should reveal whether an ocean is actually hiding beneath ganymede surface. when is all, what's young fi ocean is what we imagine it to be based on the model calculations and the current data after than beneath the ice, there's an ocean several 100 k

we've never been to the moon and so on and so on a picture depicting neil armstrong on the moon. our archives were found only 20 years after this event, and in 2006 nasa announced that the original video recording of the broadcast of the first landing on the moon, that is, 45 reels of film, was lost. not only that, not so long ago, it turned out that the technology of the 1960s that made it possible to deliver astronauts to the moon and return them back to earth. today missing or lost is how? that is it is practically explained that there is no evidence that should have been material, that you can touch with your hands, that is, even stranger stories, you know? that a fragment of the lunar soil located in holland turned out to be a piece of petrified wood, was this case hushed up? well, they were wrong. well, sorry, that's the situation. but in general, how are you, imagine rubble behind the house and a neighbor asked you to give a piece of rubble. you gave him a piece of rubble i don’t suspect that it’s wood like, and then an even more fantastic story pops up, it turns out that

before landing on the moon , ours filmed footage of the moon landing, modules and astronaut walks onellite by order, and ours does not deny it. this listen, as it turned out many lunar episodes. indeed, they filmed on the ground and there are enough shots in the nasa archive that illustrate this. however, the aerospace agency for a long time, for some reason did not discover them, and then made public. why because they admit that yes, we are talking about specially shot frames that we ordered in case, if for some reason it is not possible to get images from the moon. that is, you understand the subtlety of this story. and i launch a man to the moon, and just in case, if it doesn’t work out, i shoot how he lands on the moon in case it opens, you can say, well, yes, we do this in order to show just in case if this is not the case, and it is impossible to check, because there are no documents and now check the landing. it was real and filmed during the apollo 11 voyage or filmed in the uk pavilions in london or somewhere else i have no doubt that someone will tell me that this conspirac

we've never been to the moon, and so on and so forth, a picture of neil armstrong on the moon found in our archives only 20 years after to be and in 2006, nasa said, that the original footage of the broadcast of the first moon landing was lost, that is, 45 rolls of film disappeared, all documentation related to the apollo 11 expedition. moreover, not so long ago it turned out that the technology of the 1960s, which made it possible to deliver astronauts to the moon and return them back to earth. today, this is missing or lost , that is, it is practically explained that there is no evidence that should have been material, that you can touch with your hands. they are not, that is, even stranger stories, you know that a fragment of the lunar soil located in holland turned out to be a piece of petrified wood; this matter was hushed up. well, they made a mistake, but i'm sorry. this is how the situation turned out. well, in general, they just imagine the rubble behind the house and the neighbor asked you to give a piece of rubble. you gave him a piece of rubble, i don’t suspect that it’s wo

because the gateway to mars is the moon. 50 for the moon.ause the gateway to mars is the moon.— mars is the moon. so do you think what we're — mars is the moon. so do you think what we're talking about - mars is the moon. so do you think what we're talking about here, - mars is the moon. so do you thinkl what we're talking about here, kind of space supremacy, is that an issue? i of space supremacy, is that an issue? ~ , a, a, a, , issue? i think space exploration is about creating _ issue? i think space exploration is about creating a _ issue? i think space exploration is about creating a diverse _ issue? i think space exploration is about creating a diverse and - about creating a diverse and inclusive space for all humanity and i think it is important for strong leadership in this space in order to obtain this. so the united states has always led the way and we will continue to do so. and going to the moon and to mars by the building blocks to that.— blocks to that. when the world is in a cost of living _ blocks to that. when the world is i

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firstly, you need to understand where the moon is now, if he walks on the moon in pisces, then this ishe moon in aquarius - this is another story, but in any case, this is some kind of spiritual blockage. uh, you know, when you really want soulfulness from other people. i would like to give it to myself. but this is not easy, if this is a female card, then this can be associated with difficulties even of a physical nature. this is very strong, all e, the whole feminine essence, it closes it a little bit, but it happens that you are sent some kind of task in very difficult psychological conditions, to fulfill some kind of duty. it happens so often and you need to do it. yes, it can be difficult to do, but this is what he always wants. yes, he chooses difficult ways in order to bring up exactly the factor that is associated with this or that planet, and the moon is a planet associated with a great feeling. eh, hypatia, the feeling of something is intuition. that's all it suddenly overlaps with happiness, it's all blocked, when you want to open the feeling. and there is no opportunity, wh

>> we know that this particular moon around sat turn is one of the more active moons. thanks to webb space telescope, we're getting better details on what's in that plume. it's not just ice, but possibly some of those building blocks of life. as we give you some details on what we're talking about here, that's the moon. it's relatively small. it's smaller than the distance between san francisco to l.a. but the plume that's coming off it as imaged by webb skate case telescope is about 6,000 miles long. within that plume, this is where that moon is. the "e" ring as it's known, that moon is contributing a lot more material than previously thought to build that ring of ice particles. the moon is an active moon surface, frozen surface with these type of ice geysers that are emitting outward all of that material into space and some of the remnant material does fall back to the moon's surface, which gives us a snowy appearance there. there's a closer look from a previous mission. we have a moon surface that is frozen, but underneath, that's what's got scientists interested. w

teiiii have something else that can get you to the surface of the moon.— to the surface of the moon.on. tell us more about those landing - to the surface of the moon. tell us more about those landing systems| to the surface of the moon. tell us l more about those landing systems in terms of the complexity of what they have to devise and just remind us on the timescale we are working on here. . , , here. originally when they were lookin: at here. originally when they were looking at the _ here. originally when they were looking at the artemis - here. originally when they were i looking at the artemis programme here. originally when they were - looking at the artemis programme in the lunar landings, the idea was that astronauts would go up on the sls rocket and doc with the gateway, a lunar space station that would be in orbit on the moon, and from there they would be transported down to they would be transported down to the lunar surface. when spacex was selected for the first human landing system, they decided they did not need to do the docking with gateway and in fact starship, the

i'm the commander of the artemis ii mission to the moon. >> to the moon. >> to the moon. >> to the moonumbling] >> stephen: yeaahhh! kill the moon! whooo! usa! usa! usa! usa! and one canadian! but that's okay! we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are the astronauts of the artemis ii mission and the star of "prima facie" on broadway, jodie comer. but when we come back, it's "the late show's" animated easter special! stick around, y'all. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert," sponsored by crest. i've been telling everyone. the secret to great teeth... ...is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore detoxifies below the gum line and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. ♪ ain't nothin' gonna break my stride. ♪ ♪ nobody's gonna slow me down. ♪ ♪ oh no, i got to keep on moving. ♪ ♪ ain't nothin' gonna break my stride. ♪ wherever you are. be there with starbucks ready to drink coffee. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive cont

consistent access to the moon.jeff bezos learn at the moon, they hope to take on to mars. jonathan amos, bbc news. the former women's tennis world number one, simona halep, has been charged with a second doping offence over irregularities in her biological data. the romanian has been suspended since october after earlier testing positive for a banned substance at the us open. she's one of the highest—profile tennis players to fail a drugs test. a reminder of the latest developments of the g7 summit, taking place in hiroshima. these are the latest is that we have of the summit have a very busy day of diplomacy that is under way injapan busy day of diplomacy that is underway injapan and busy day of diplomacy that is under way injapan and soon, they will bejoined under way injapan and soon, they will be joined by the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will be meeting g7 leaders in person. the confirmation of his visit was the us backing the supply of f-16 the us backing the supply of f—16 fighter the us backing t

getting to the full moon, this is referenced as the full flower moon and got the nickname of the fullaccording to nasa, because it is appearing in may when the flowers are in bloom according almanac. the really cool thing about this is that it is not going to be bigger in any way, but it is going to be appearing brighter and an illusion as the moon rises, and so far, we can see the full moon moving in friday night, but the peak illumination is going to happen on the peak may 6th, because a lot of this is going to happen daytime, and notice the creep of the illusion zooming in, and while this is happening, it is going to be a lunar eclipse happening around the same time. this is not a full lunar eclipse, and the difference is that it is passing and a light shadowing, and as it is passing, it is viewable in africa, asia and australia and difficult to see in the bay area, because of the daylight, but as it is passing in the deeper parts of the shadow, you can see a meteor or two, and even if you don't see the lunar eclipse aspect of it, and you will see the nice moon, and that is a nice

. >> pete: on a fake moon. >> tom: i think this is the erable for people who think we faked the moon? we know it's all fake now. >> pete: batya what do you this i? look at that thing. >> batya: i have five words back for you. humans don't belong in space i love this go see it in dubai. >> pete: experience the moon without leaving earth. >> batya: exactly. >> pete: jamie you've been known for mooning. >> jamie: i'm really excited about this mostly the part you said, did you hear what he said the lunar colony where there will be zero gravity. i'm like, oh, my god, i'll finally be able to keep it up. i feel like so long, ughh, don't touch it. like plastic fruit, you know, you can look at it but it's not, you know, can't wait. >> pete: that really went sideways. kat trip to dubai, worth it for you? . >> kat: i was going to say what jamie said. [laughter] >> kat: sobriety supposed to do it with sunglasses on i don't get it. the logistics need to be worked out >> pete: what if you have a room from the top >> kat: you're miserable you freak out from being up for five days and have a psychot

moon.pace agency is already working with elon musk�*s spacex firm, who was awarded $3 billion to also land on the moon. jonathan amos reports. they are two of the richest individuals on the planet. one, elon musk, has made his fortune by transferring the car industry. —— transforming. the other, jeff bezos, by reinventing the way we buy things online, but they both have the same passion, for space. musk and bezos are building rockets and spacecraft to get humanity off earth. nasa has already teamed with elon musk and his spacex company to develop a novel rocket system that will also be able to land on planets. it is called starship and had its maiden flight last month, although it didn't quite go to plan, blowing up after four minutes. now it's the turn ofjeff bezos and his blue origin company. nasa wants them to build this, a landing craft, to put astronauts on the moon. it is going to cost about $7 billion. nasa and blue origin will share the cost. these are public—private partnerships. i

i mean, the tiny space agency has announced plans to send humans to the moon by 2030. is this achievable? and why did the chinese need to do this? well, i mean, why does anyone need to do it? why is america planning on doing it and, and the wise roster. perhaps going to be doing it along with china. i think it's just something well, part of it, part of it is national pride of costs. and the fact you can demonstrate such incredible capacity as a nation states to put a human being on the moon. and nobody's done that for more than 50 years. and so going back to the moon is something that the west and america has been leading with arguments program. now. uh china easy is getting on board with his own independent admissions. uh, to not just uh, crate design space dice and have you sign quite a bit of the space program will generally, but also to go back to the moon for future exploration purposes. exploitation perhaps of the resources including walter. that's what we're going to be on the moon. and so uh, so i think it's exciting development. yeah. and also china as you're

to the moon. moon, as part of nasa's artemis programme. here's jonathan amos. they are two of the richest individuals on the planet. one, elon musk, has made his fortune by transforming the car industry. the other, jeff bezos, by reinventing the way we buy things online. but they both have the same passion for space. musk and bezos are building rockets and spacecraft to get humanity off earth. nasa has already teamed with musk and his spacex company to develop a novel rocket system that will also be able to land on planets. it's called starship and had its maiden flight last month, although it didn't quite go to plan, blowing up after four minutes. now it's the turn ofjeff bezos and his blue origin company. nasa wants them to build this, a landing craft to put astronauts on the moon. it's going to cost about $7 billion. nasa and blue origin will share the cost. these are public—private partnerships. it's the new way that we go to the moon. it helps nasa share the risk, the technical risk and the f

moon action. it happens naturally on the moon.n and brought to earth. we understand that this is, well, not cost-effective at the current level of development, but nevertheless. here he allowed such a fantasy. the moon is practically the same for him. here again we continue the romance and work. this is the designation of the practical sphere. or is it some kind of cultural symbol there, in addition to, here, purely practically mining, there is also such a laboratory. social, that is, as different scenarios of the future, where in what direction will humanity move , everything is happening there, it is developing in real time. we have, in principle, unfortunately. eh, our russian-speaking authors are much less likely to turn to cosmic symbolism and even e space, as a purely entourage. uh, but uh, i can say that not so long ago a collection of new future was released and there, unfortunately, again that same story. there is not a lot of space there, in fact, the most interesting, probably, are space stories. this is, uh, the story

we choose to go to the moon. [applause] we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, becausr that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, andil one which we intend to win, and the others, too. [applause] it is for these reasons that i regard the decision last year to shift our efforts in space from low to high gear as among the most important decisions that will be made during my incumbency in the office of the presidency. in the last 24 hours we haveve seen facilities now being created for the greatest and most complex exploration in man's history. we have felt the ground shake and the air shattered by the testing of a saturn c-1 booster rocket, many times as powerful as the atlas which launched john glenn, generating power equivalent to 10,000 automobiles with their accelerators on the floor. we have seen

the newly discovered moons are unusual moons in the sense that in orbits and often moves against the direction of saturn's rotation, which the possibility of originating from a larger square that was broken millions of years ago , strengthens the evidence of the existence of an ancient raging river on the planet mars. with sedimentary grains in the way and faces that could represent an ancient raging river on the red planet , these images show that the rocks and crevices were deeper than in the past and the water flowed in at a higher speed. at least one day at home

the width of some moons is only two and a half kilometers. 62 newly discovered moons are all unusual. thank you for your cooperation. you

naca is preparing to reach new heights with a trip around the moon. i call it the little engine that could and that does. and this rocket scientist is going to help get them there while working on a mission of her own. the kids call me the rocket lady. find out how she plans to encourage the next generation to enter the aerospace industry. plus, in the 1860s, workers were laying 1900 miles of track to connect our nation's east and west coasts. without thosese 60,000 chinese workers. it wouould not havave happened. how the building of the transcontinental railroad changed america. his identity. but first, the surgeon general warns americans are lonely. what's the advice that you give people who are trying to navigate? we should all give ourselvlves a lilittle bit of f a break. soleledad talks toto the lead researcher about connecting. i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact, humans are wired for social connection. it's key to our survival. but right now, there is an epidemic of loneliness in the united states. and it's having a very real impact

if a person is on the moon during the eclipse, he will see the earth which covers the sun's disk and in fact the king of the sun will be an eclipse . ehsan ahan of sed and sima news agency, the first time in america brain surgery was performed on a sick fetus in a pregnant mother in the winter. he was born healthy from the surgery. this surgery took nearly 20 minutes it has been a long time before babies suffering from this brain condition were not operated under the surgical blade after birth, which was often too late and useless. qaqan discovered that the injection of a type of nanoparticles can help prevent internal bleeding. engineers of the massachusetts institute of technology by changing the way the body makes clots naturally , they created a combination of synthetic nanoparticles and a polymer that after being injected into the body can cause blood clots to form at the site of internal damage. this technology is a way to stop internal bleeding and keep people alive. having people present that internal injuries it is severe and can help the patient until he reaches the hospita

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moon and almost as big as mercury. when these news pass in front of jupiter, it is possible. their shadow will fall on this planet, which is called the shadow passing phenomenon and it can be seen from the earth , of course, not with ordinary binoculars, but with an average amateur telescope, on the last day of may, an hour before sunrise, in the eastern horizon of the sky, witness the phenomenon and the exchange of verses. be it from around 14:00 to 15:00 in the morning on the 31st of may, the shadows of the moon io and europa will pass simultaneously. a medium motor tricycle will be visible until sunrise. just as a solar eclipse occurs when the shadow of the moon falls on the earth, the phenomenon of the shadow passing over the surface of jupiter will be seen as a solar eclipse. ehsan ahan of sed and sima news agency has completed the design of a knowledge-based company for the production of synthetic ethanol in the country and one of the links in the value chain of methanol . below and we will produce that from this

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check out half moon bay. 55 degrees. pacific. a very %leasant in the mid 60's at 67 degrees. still in the low 90's for eastern contra costa county with pittsburgh in brentwood feeling that summer sizzle in the low 90's out there right now with widespread low to mid 80's. for most of you in the north bay. so temperatures certainly running anywhere from about 2 to even 16 degrees. warmer. then where we were just 24 hours ago. definitely feeling that double digit warm-up. not a cloud in the sky. starting to notice some marine layer along the coast, but we're going to cool down just in time for your mother's day sunday. details in my full forecast in just a few minutes. stand back to you. thanks a lot. looking forward to it. so if you're planning on getting outside to enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures. >> here's a few things that you need to keep in mind. the national weather service says never leave kids or pets unattended in vehicles. don't forget your sunscreen and always make sure to stay hydrated. well ahead of the summer and next month's pride events, the san francis

the united states to the moon.our strategic vision, to develop a moon—shot pact of all the main opposition parties to bring down the anc. i would put it to you that since you launched that moon—shot, it's been something of a damp squib. most of the senior leaders of opposition parties are saying they are not ready tojoin a pact led by you in the democratic alliance. well, first of all, the pact won't be led by me. we're just creating the enabling environment for the pact to come together. and quite the opposite — we've had several very good meetings with 11 party leaders around the country who have indicated a commitment to getting to a convention where we can decide about how we'll work together. the next election will come probably in about a year from now, the obvious way in which you in the democratic alliance could get your hands on at least some power is to accept that you may have to join a coalition with either the anc — maybe, you could do that — or maybe withjulius malema's radical economic freedom fighte

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before landing on the moon, ours filmed footage of the landing on the moon, the module and the astronautslk on the satellite by order, and ours does not deny this. listen to how many lunar episodes came to light. indeed, they filmed on the ground and there are enough shots in the nasa archive that this is illustrated by one as the aerospace agency for some reason did not publish them for a long time, and then they will publish them. why because they admit that yes, we are talking about specially filmed shots that i ordered us in case if for some reason it is not possible to get images from the moon. that is, you understand the subtlety of this story. and i launch a man to the moon, and just in case, if it doesn’t work out, i shoot how he lands on the moon in the event that it opens up to him to say, well, yes, we do this in order to show, just in case, if this will not happen, and it is impossible to check, because there are no documents. and now check the disembarkation. it was real and filmed during the apollo 11 voyage or filmed in pavilions in the uk in london or somewhere else imposs

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because the gateway to mars is the moon. 50 for the moon.out here, kind of space supremacy, is that an issue? i of space supremacy, is that an issue? ., of space supremacy, is that an issue? ~ , ., ., ., , issue? i think space exploration is about creating _ issue? i think space exploration is about creating a _ issue? i think space exploration is about creating a diverse _ issue? i think space exploration is about creating a diverse and - about creating a diverse and inclusive space for all humanity and i think it is important for strong leadership in this space in order to obtain this. so the united states has always led the way and we will

has to be china to the moon. i would not want to see them get their first then claim.pole. you stay at a texas republican senator ted cruz worries the space agency could get in its own way. if nasa is seen as partisan. that is very bad masses being run in a nonpartisan way. crews points to a proposed rule that aims to comply with president biden's climate executive orders. it would create further requirements for contractors to report their greenhouse gas emissions. something crews opposes. it's estimated that rule will increase costs among federal agencies across the board by almost 4 billion dollars. we can't deny the nasa deals with climate while that rulemaking continues. president biden is asking congress to increase nasa's budget by 7%. >> with more funds for missions to the moon and mars. is this funding going to be sufficient? but mississippi republican senator roger wicker worries other important projects could be underfunded like rocket testing facilities in states like is all the more reason that you all need to keep us out of budgetarr chaos as a former u.s

. >> at this 8 o'clock hour, half moon bay, 54 degrees. thanks to that cool sea breeze influence and marine layer but 30 degrees warmer for eastern contra costa county, pittsburgh and brett would still in the mid 80's at this 8 o'clock hour with saint helene up flirting with 90's at 88 degrees. so double digit warming from coast to valleys in the bay area, but not a cloud in sight over downtown san francisco along the immediate bay area coastline. we are seeing the return of that shallow marine layer. but cooler temperatures on tap for your mother's day sunday. 5 to 10 degrees of cooling your full weekend forecast. coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. dan. >> recent thanks a lot. so if you're planning on getting outside to enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures, a few things you got to keep in mind. the national weather service says never leave kids or pets unattended in vehicles. don't forget to wear your sunscreen and always make sure that you are hydrated. well, if you're up for a challenge to do be has put up a special code

perfect timing for tonight's full moon. that's the may full moon and we are tracking with the radar for in this still tracking some light snow flurries throughout most of this year's specifically the western slopes and even some rain showers just to the east of cameron park. but we are expecting up to 6 inches of snow for most of the valleys and up to nearly a foot of snow for the highest peaks. but that winter weather advisory has been allowed to expire. lingering snow showers throughout tonight. drying out shortly before midnight with drier and clear conditions for your sunday afternoon and even into your monday afternoon, we could see some light rain and snow showers mainly north of grass valley and nevada city. but not going to make its way into south lake tahoe. but we could see some lingering rain and snow showers by around your tuesday night. the getaway forecast for the 2nd half of the weekend. upper 40's, drier and clear conditions. even with those partly cloudy skies and we are going to notice a lot of sunshine on

moon moon, he studies.this is the moon in your hands points earned by your team you will have 30 seconds. something to me suggests that olesya will easily reach out and cope with this task. you only need to install one item. 30 seconds. time has come, please. choose wisely. yes, let it be some kind of not very large element , set it to the very top and do not rush to eat all the time. let the tower breathe. look where she's going. assess the situation and stay with it. come back to yourself. in order not to wake up as many as two points, each wrong, of course, is still one element, maybe a lot. be careful. with what began the history of the circus in belarus began it is believed that since 1850, that is, for the first time the german prince brought the team to the belarusian land, golem berg, this happened in the place of decor. we're all good. she is known in belarus. what is the secret of the success of the bolshoi theater? what performance will you not come to? here you will enjoy. this is what i guarant

this emphasizes that this is not just a full moon. what is a lunar eclipse?me to the surface to create a feeling. eh, intolerance, again the same intolerance. yes, it will gain momentum and create more and more tension , it is impossible to resolve issues at this time. and i want to know everything, i want to speak out, and i want to tell you that in such eclipses people who allow themselves to quarrel and say even just a couple of unpleasant words. they cannot, then reconcile for a very long time. i have seen such events. i watched couples of people who loved each other very much, but just on a lunar eclipse they allowed themselves harsh words. well, i don't remember. probably 15 years. these people tried to reunite somehow. but it didn't work out that way. so be careful with this eclipse, especially since it has another factor that will confuse everyone and provoke and create. well, quite such turbulent emotional tides. and a lot of lies , a lot of misunderstanding. if you didn’t figure it out, but decided to enter the sport in a quarrel and simply can’t wa

this is half moon bay.louds warm for the bay with 80's 90's. still well inland, we think will be upper 80's at that. then for early part of the week, the bay is mostly sunny with 70's and 80's mixture inland 70's with mid upper 80's. then we drop letter portion the week to near 80 as we finish off the week. so early part of the week. so we'll be a bit on the warm side inland. then it's going to drop off a little bit to more like spring like weather rather than racing all the way till summer. 68 san francisco. that's still impressive. 70 going on for oakland. some leftover clouds here. 81, meanwhile, for san jose again inland, we think we'll see the upper 80's in the far east bay, not as impressive up in the north bay with refreshing, 74, 80 for santa rosa. definitely have the water bottles. if you're out about what that though, mid 70's line up the east bay shoreline next couple of days. remember, we stay in the upper 80's the next couple of days before we turn will have a course that 7 day forecast and the

the forum will take place at the boys and girls club on kelly avenue in half moon bay.starts at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> turning back to the weather, as the weather warms up, more people will heading to the water. that could mean time on a boat. to keep people safe, the coast guard is kicking off national safe boating week with a water fair. it's happening in just a few hours at the coast guard station golden gate in south sausalito. it'll have tours and boating safety lessons. >>> new this morning, oakland will be opening its first ronald mcdonald house today. the nonprofit organization provides services to kids who are immunocompromised. the new house is on west street, directly across the street from ucsf children's hospital. the grand opening begins at 10:00 this morning with a community block party. oakland mayor will be in attendance. >>> health leaders on the peninsula want to help you stay active. the soul stroll is in san mateo. it's a fundraiser put on by the bay area health advisory council. in addition to one, three and five-mile walk and runs, the event hel