, on the moon, on the moon , but there will be fewer of these problems, and there is at least some, theyall the time, there are some machines there every day, that’s it, that’s it, this... is necessary all the time, because muscles, muscles, they are generally very lazy, lazy creatures, moreover, they are at least at least in my mind they, that is, my muscles have always resisted me, i tell them, we need to go to the gym, and they say, we don’t want to, but we don’t want to, so good, that is, you have an obligation there for 2 hours , three hours a day at the gym, twice a day we train before lunch and after. we honestly give away lunch for an hour, where to put the dirty clothes, oh, this is not a problem, we have disposable clothes, but where is this one, which is used, no, you put it all away, it then returns to the ground, tries to return, but the cargo ships on which she returns, they burn in the dense layers of the atmosphere, and well, okay, all your clothes burned there, they don’t reach us, but how can we wash ourselves, but we don’t have a soul, we don’t have a shower, well, we

for us to go back to the moon, for them to get to the moon. >> reporter: this space race's prize the moon's south pole where there is ice. that means water, air, and rocket fuel, critical to use the moon as a springboard to mars. the u.s. plans to build a base there as part of its artemis program but china does, too. what to you is worrisome about all this? >> they are not transparent. and you better watch your stuff. they get there and they say, this is our territory. you stay out. >> reporter: kevin pollpeter has studied china's space moves for more than two decades. >> then we would get into a situation that could turn from competition, perhaps, into conflict. >> got a situation over here. >> reporter: that is what happens in apple tv's original series "for all man kind" a competition between countries to mine scarce, lunar resources turns deadly. >> space is no longer science fiction. if the united states does not maintain its lead we are at risk of losing our national and economic security. >> and lift-off of artemis 1! >> reporter: for nasa the race back to the moon is a marath

we are expecting to see 83% as the moon heads in front of the sun. it will act like a ring of fire for anyone who is able to see it. here is the bad news. as we are seeing the maximum amount of the eclipse, we have clouds rolling into the bay area which does not make the best for looking up into the sky with those eclipse glasses. here is tonight alone. we will see a light amount of rain through the bay area, specifically up near san francisco. all throughout the overnight hours. than it clears up as we head into our saturday afternoon forecast with the dense clouds holding on tight. much rain will we see? not that much. areas like santa rosa all the way off into fairfield too. keep that in mind. a little bit of rain in the forecast but nothing too crazy. should not ruin any outdoor plants but keep your umbrella handy if you are going on a date. 70s today in santa rosa. we will see light showers sweep their way through. light showers into san francisco with 60s this afternoon. a lot cooler than yesterday 70s. we will warm up to 70 into the santa clar

to live on the moon. don't know what's there. >> you don't know. >> no, actually, i think i know there's nothing there. good morning on this thursday, october 12th. >> we're going to get a check of our forecast with lisa. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. looking at live doppler seven, here is our satellite picture that shows a lot of activity continuing to see the pacific pretty active. a lot of these storms are moving to the north of us, but we'll get a little piece of one of them late tomorrow into saturday. once again, this one primarily the north bay four mile visibility, 46 half moon bay, 51. san mateo waking up to some cooler numbers for everyone, a couple degrees to about seven degrees cooler for you in dublin. in livermore, you can see those upper 40s, 58 though in san rafael. so grab the jacket this morning. we've got sunshine on the way mixing in with some high clouds from time to time, but it will be warmer throughout the afternoon. so as we look at the full sunshine to start out, we'

. >> a big business boost in half-moon bay. the art and pumpkin festivalmakes its return. >>> people have described it as a golden ring in the sky. >> still have yore chase glasse hanging around? get ready, a solar spectacle is happening this weekend. good morning to all of you. i'm nicole zaloumis and we have pumpkins and we hav an eclipse and it's friday the 13th. i got in here super early like i always do. i'm alone on the fifth floor. and as i'm doing my makeup. i swear i saw something. out of the right -- swear. i said -- jess? no answer. simon? no answer. so ky i'gianna franco by way. just getting us ready for today what could be a spooky friday. >> i'm not telling a story, i'm not. >> who knows but jess, there ar those superstitions people always think about it on ady like today and plus halloween i just around the corner. >>> nicole, joke is on you. it was me, just messing with you. >> was it? okay. all right. now i can sleep at night and i can rest the next fur hours. >> friday the 13th forecast for us throughout the b

when is the next moon? this is moon 26 , the twenty-seventh year, then the twenty-eighth year, this is a high-precision landing on the moon, where we actually should get the results that we were going to get after landing the moon twenty. well, in the future we we will continue our exploration of the moon, in close contact with our chinese colleagues. space is, of course, always a platform for competition, for rivalry between leading world powers, but it is also cooperation between states, how is international cooperation developing in the current difficult, difficult conditions, how will it develop further? we have lost a lot of export contracts, we have practically stopped cooperating with european countries, with the americans, and today only the m project connects russia and the united states states, but to the credit of our colleagues, we are making every effort necessary to maintain this cooperation and continue working together on space exploration, and over the past year we have been forced to reori

eclipse reaches its maximum effect, i.e. 12% of the moon, and the moon complete with the dark southern part and a small piece hidden from the bottom it can be seen. at 22:00 am on november 7, the partial lunar eclipse will end and at 1:56 am, the moon will leave the earth's penumbra. the first lunar eclipse of the year 1402 occurred in the form of a penumbra on may 15 this year, and those interested in astronomical observations should watch the next partial lunar eclipse until the 27th. there is no god but allah, i am the witness of muhammad, the messenger of god , i am the witness of muhammad, the messenger of god, i am the witness of god but allah is the witness that ali hajhah, may god bless him and grant him peace , may god bless him and grant him peace. hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair al-alam may god accept your obedience and worship, dear viewer, i would like to draw your attention to the continuation of this news section , as we will have a lunar eclipse tonight, and the question arises whether reading the verses of prayer for this lunar eclipse . it is obligatory for the he

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. pamela: and at that moment i decided i wanted 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. you get a sunrise or a sunset every 45 minutes and you just can't believe you go completely around everything--everything that we know, every piece of music, every person yo

keep that in mind if you are plannin on heading into the art and pumpkin festival in half moon bay. now, as we head into the northbay today for our friday forecast, it is cool. 60s and 50s in the forecast from santa rosa down into san francisco. nice and cool today. here is what we are looking at down int the santa clara valley . into this afternoon we go. 70s right around the corner. it is a very similar trend into the east bay the clouds will sweep their way through tonight with windy conditions around 5:00. >>> now to the israel palestinian conflict. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin with israel leaders today. reaffirming u.s. support in the war against hamas. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is in jordan. within th past few hours, blinken met wit palestinian president and jordan's king abdullah. they reportedly talked about efforts to secure the release of hostages and about the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza . a the death toll climbs on the palestinian side, the former head of hamas calling for protests worldwide today and what is being termed a day of rage that ha

today at 23:23 moscow time, we will see the october full moon, also known as the hunting moon.t. did you know that the moon changes its shape every day due to the terminator, which is what the light dividing line is called. when we observe the moon from the ground, the terminator runs across the lunar disk, and we see first half of the disk, then a full disk. moscow planetarium astronomer lyudmila koshman shows how this... happens, you will be the earth, here you are with earth now, what you see, but you don’t see anything, it’s just a new moon, yes, because the moon is not illuminated by the sun, but as it moves in its orbit, we’ll see half of the moon, in a week both halves , we get the sun, the earth, the moon, only in this case there will be a full moon , absolutely true, that is, when our planet is in the middle, but as soon as the earth and the moon stand on one line... the satellite will be colored, the earth covers the sun for the moon, ancient peoples assured that this bodes ill, because which really takes on an ominous blood red hue. the darkened moon, as a harbinger

. >> a big business boost in half-moon bay.pkin festival makes its return. >>> people have described it as a golden ring in the sky. >> still have your eclipse glasses hanging around? get ready, a solar spectacle is happening this weekend. >> good morning to all of you. not only is it friday, but it i friday the 13th. and so we are little superstitious here on th set. i'm nicole zaloumis and i grew up that way though. my mom anytime we'd be driving in a black cat would dart across, we would turn around. even if it was like a three mile detour. w would turn around. >> really? she was that serious wow. >> yes. >> i -- you know, my grandma wa a little bit like that. my mom not so much but three mile detour. >> i mean it was not an option to go through that path but now as a mom i'm like -- we got to get places people. >> yes we do. i'm gianna franco and good morning. we do have to get places and maybe you are getting out and about this weekend because it's friday. hopefully fun plans and a lot going on jessica. >>> you know, it is

it means that 12% of the moon reaches and the full moon with the southern part is dark and hidden a smallce can be seen from its bottom. at 22:00 on november 7, the partial lunar eclipse will end and at 1.56:00 in the morning, the moon will leave the penumbra of the earth. the first lunar eclipse of the year 1402 took place in the form of a penumbra on may 15 this year, and those interested in astronomical events should wait until september 27 of the next year to see the next partial lunar eclipse . and the work of the ministry of economy until the first of november, more than 98 thousand license applications were pending , the licensing authorities were late in reviewing them. in this context, the national permits portal has put the automatic issuance of four categories of pending permits on its agenda since the beginning of november. since last year, the business environment improvement center has announced every month to facilitate the issuance of licenses , how much is the delay in terms of devices? some devices there are those who do not have a license themselves, such as the ministr

still to half moon bay. 55 64.san jose and also antioch, 60 for san francisco with a mixture of 50's and 60's well inland. it is a bit cooler this morning than yesterday any and that's in the case. even with the clear skies in the moisture in place here. and what we are waiting is for this front to play out for tomorrow afternoon. we'll call it now tomorrow night and your tuesday today, though, 77 at 1 o'clock at 4.81. enjoy the afternoon. sunshine mild day today. kind of a sweet sunday and then into next week on a deal to more cloud, cover it up. more on that extended forecast to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> we're learning more about a viral video showing an arrest in vallejo. police say it was related to a chase following a burglary. a man who witnessed the arrest spoke with kron 4 sarah stinson and a warning that the video might be disturbing to some viewers. >> a viral tiktok shows a vallejo police officer as he punches a woman while attempting to arrest her. this video was taken by road near hamil

, what other full moon, well, it was tonight full moon, and well , according to your full moon, everyoneo is he? stanislav gribov, stas, well , classmate, they met before we got married, and then they met? how do i know, maybe they met, romeo khrennov was on duty at our entrance, he threatened who, me, vera, the washing machine, maybe you threatened, listen, something’s wrong with me, maybe we ’ll talk later, or maybe later. i understand, laundry, a crossword puzzle not solved, what ’s strange about this, but my wife was killed, i have to occupy myself with something so as not to go crazy , i have to? rrykov, attack, attack, hares, liver, liver with your elbow. roars are more active, well, not as strong, great, but who exactly are you, and i’m actually from the criminal investigation department, senior lieutenant radan, and you’re talking about somov, i feel sorry for the guy, for 4 years i’ve been leading someone to go to the championship with, with these eagles, or something , rest for now, somova, no, kholilov has disappeared, vasya, vasya is tougher, kalilov has disappeared, we have

and the moon is actually harder. >> it's harder?ind, it's science fiction. but in your minds, it's absolutely in the palm of your hand. it's going to happen. >> we can see the steps and the technology to get us there. >> now that's thrilling. >> it's exciting. >> quality can't go backwards in block 4. >> icon says trying to 3d print on the moon and mars is helping with their work here on earth. they are formulating new mixes to reduce the carbon footprint of their concrete. >> we think we'll be there by end of year. >> and they're trying out more radical architecture. >> quite complex shapes in geometry. almost looks like ripples on the surface of water. >> patterned walls. >> it's very subtle. >> oh, look at this! >> it almost looks impossible. >> and next year, as in these renderings, they'll be printing round hotel rooms in marfa, texas, and futuristic looking designer homes. >> you see a bedroom on that end with a shower and a bedroom here. here are some renderings of the interior. >> wow! >> right? it gets you going, doesn't it

the one moon, the wolfley, the stretch and moon, the blue moon, and the super moon, like this one. the moon's old it is elliptical, the time superman was coined in the late seventy's to refer to the point when the full noun is that it's closest pointed to the. since it's the 2nd full noun, it's also known as a blue moon. but it will be more than a decade until the next 2 to be noun. for many that seems like you as a way the hello and so robin. this is tell jimmy cost on al jazeera. you'll, we do look at the world of business and economics. this week brooklyn's governing conservatives training in polls due to the economy and other issues. i'm actually soon at once to win back photos and present himself as the prime minister of change . also this week to t is central bank rems, of interest rate hikes in the page to tell you the installation we asked traits, minnesota pulse behind the shift in economic policy also demands. the travel has been high after years of cobit 19 restrictions, but the so called revenge a one the last could be waiting the book into the bank. i wish you see that

a new analysis of moon dust that astronauts sent to earth during the apollo mission shows that the moon is 40 million years older than previously thought. according to space, this showed that the chrysals of the moon belong to 445 to 446 billion years ago. about four billion years ago, an object the size of mars collided with the earth. and threw a huge rock which later became the moon. the energy from this collision caused the rock to melt it gradually formed the crust of the moon. crystals could not form when the surface melted . therefore, any chrysals on the surface of the moon probably formed after the planet's ocean of molten material cooled. satan's winged comet will pass near the planet earth after 70 years in april 1403, according to business insider's report, astronomers believe that the size of its solid part, unlike other conventional comets , is about 20 km, according to the calculations of the astronomers of this comet in its closest state. still, about one and a half astronomical units, that is, at a distance far from the distance the earth passes by the sun. the horns of

the moon will pass directly between the sun and the earth. but since the moon's a bit farther away right now, it will appear smaller in the sky. meaning skywatchers will be able to see more of the fiery orange with him around the sun. the closest place to see the annular eclipse will be in far northeast california here in the bay area. we may see closer to 70% of clips. joining us now is chabot space and science center. astronomer. >> gerald mckeegan gerald, 70% isn't what you're trying close or to 77% actually. so, cooking by taking out >> 77%. that is specific and i will defer to you what all of this. so what's your advice to folks who live in the bay area who might want to try to check it out? where can they do that? best? >> well, we're going to keep our fingers crossed that the weather is going to cooperate with this. we're expecting some cloudiness tomorrow morning, although it may be intermittent cloudiness. so you might get a few breaks to see the sun. if so, you want to make sure you do it safely. do not look at the sun directly your

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it means that 12 % of the moon reaches and the full moon is seen with the southern part dark and a small piece hidden from the bottom it is possible that the partial lunar eclipse will end at 22:00 on november 7th and at 1.56:00 in the morning the moon will leave the earth. the first lunar eclipse of the year 1402 took place in the form of a penumbra on 15 ardi behesht this year, and those interested in astronomical events should wait until 27 shahrivar of the next year to see the next partial lunar eclipse . this book is the compilations of ahmad shirvani, one of the warriors and veterans of the holy defense, who also narrate the events of the imposed war during the narration of their lives. lots of guns bei sahib had fallen on the ground. the condition of the wounded was very dire. there was no one to take them under their wings. a part of sirabab's writings from ash, a book that is the result of the efforts of two men who have gone to war. this book is very beautiful, beautiful and fluent. one of them is mr. ahmed shiran, born who stands against the forces of this country during the w

most farm in half moon bay came in 3rd, half moon bay art and pumpkin festival came in 5th and the petaluma patch came in 6th. they were ranked based off of their search popularity and social media. average general admission fees as well. >> this corn maze going to say i've may's days. they're all grown and we don't do that anymore. can't get out without the may's. i never get score mazes. take a look our to get through. it's just really, really it seems to remember that time we went to the escape room. i was the most useless participant. thank god for james. just hold this to solve the kovar the yeah. sometimes it's too tall, though, that lost. >> but we're looking out there at a nice, clear boarding. let's get a look out there at our view from mount tam. and you got a little bit a little light of day about to be shining. it is about to be a nice and mild afternoon. but for now it is cold. take a look at some of these chilly temperatures. redwood city in dublin sitting at 38 degrees right now. the late at 39 novato. you're all the way down to freezing currently at 32. >> well, sonoma at 33

for them to get to the moon. >> reporter: this space race's prize, the moon's south pole where there'scket fuel, critical to use the moon as a springboard to mars. the u.s. plans to build a base there as part of its artemis program. but china does too. what to you is worrisome about all of this? >> they are not transparent. and you better watch your stuff. they get there, and they say, this is our territory. you stay out. >> reporter: kevin pullpeter has studied china's space moves for more than two decades. >> and then we would get into a situation that would turn from competition perhaps into conflict. >> we've got a situation over here. >> reporter: that's what happens in apple tv's original series "for all mankind", a competition to mine scarce lunar resources turns deadly. >> we are at risk of losing our economic and national security. >> reporter: for nasa, the race back to the moon is a marathon. after a test flight last year, the agency plans to send a crew around the moon late next year. then in 2026 a moon landing mission. but supply chain problems, technical challenges and o

and dust from the surface of the moon during the 1972 moon mission.earch on those items suggests the moon is now 1.5 billion years old. that's about 40 million years older than previously thought. even after 50 years, we have been learning from apollo samples. we expecting more samples from artemis, missions, and hopefully we're going to know more about or about our earth-moon system or about our home, about the solar system and the scientists say the findings may help solve some of the questions, including when the earth moon system formed and the kind of rocks up there on the moon. well, good morning. more details emerging about the stunning allegations against the bay area airline pilot who authorities say tried to kill airline passengers by shutting off an aircraft's engine mid-flight. what's scheduled to happen today in the case? a deadly shooting at a house party in oakley has prompted another major scare. now, the reason it's prompted tightened security at a nearby high school. plus the start of a new season for the golden state warriors are li

most of the time, when the moon is in new moon position between us and the sun, it is either above or below. the son misses it. >> the bay area only saw a partial eclipse. for some, the skies were a bit cloudy. people were excited, all the same. >> we saw as much as we could see here. we peeked out at the right time. but it's an awesome experience. >> that is a great attitude. you had the classes on to protect your eyes. but folks, wait. there is more in april. a total solar eclipse will be visible in the u.s., canada, and mexico. if there is one person that likes eclipses more than anyone else, it is rob and his twins. >> they are very excited about it. the next eclipse, looks like 25 to 30% coverage. >> what is the weather going to be like in april? >> we will get back to you on that. there was peak viewing from danville. that was a look outside the house. here is the correct use of the projector. there is the view there. christopher, with the cards. the spaces between the thieves act like miniature pinhole projectors. those crescent sons popped up just in time as the clouds thinned

. >>> you can expect a lot of traffic at the coast this weekend as people flock to half moon bay forual art and pumpkin festival and ask shawn chitnis shows us, those pumpkins pack a lot of power for businesses hoping to cash in. >> reporter: kelvin is ready for the huge crowds they will see across half moon bay this weekend including at his restaurant and hotel, it is a much-needed boost not just for him, but for many in half moon bay. >> it is phenomenal, during the entire month of october, we are packed. >> reporter: it has its own charm and appeal with the theme of celebrating his tradition, but plenty of decorations make it clear it is spooky season in pumpkin town. >> we are still rebounding, i think a lot of us are still behind on our bills but this is going to be a real shot in the arm this october. >> reporter: it is a part of a pumpkin season on the coast, a way to transition from the busy summers, creating a new attraction that keeps the community a destination well into the fall. >> for some weekends, there is a line out the door. >> reporter: it is a combination of a sce

now the americans are planning to produce them on the moon.s, all the necessary materials can be found on the earth’s natural satellite. in space they will last about 10-100 times longer. the moon actually contains a lot of minerals, in particular helium 3 and not only helium 3, so colonizing the moon is one of our priorities, but they considered, and there is no need to count for long here, that if heavy and large solar panels are transported from the earth, that is, delivered to space, then to the moon, then such a project will drag on for many decades, something that just a few years ago seemed like a fantasy for the near future years may become a reality , they plan to build an entire village on our satellite, where researchers will live and continue studying the lunar soil, and this will become possible thanks to a solar battery, although the usual name is freedom, but we are always courageous and stood firm in battle, history remembers everything. the power of unity helped us win. people and the courage of the troops. become a hero bring

moon.his includes helium 3 and not only helium 3, so colonization of the moon is one of nasa ’s priorities, but they considered, and it doesn’t take long to count here, that if the solar panels are heavy and large, they can transport lands, that is, deliver lands to space, then to the moon, then such a project will drag on for many decades. what seemed like science fiction just a few years ago may become a reality in the coming years. they plan to build an entire village on our satellite, where researchers will live and continue to study the lunar soil, and this will become possible thanks to the solar battery. although the usual name may have to be reconsidered, pyrovskite batteries can produce energy not only from the sun, but also from starlight, because a lunar night lasts more than 14 earth days. let's watch before everyone else, four children, ex-husband, endless stress at work, vasnetsova, why are you always nothing but problems, let's sign up and watch.

>> we're in a space race for us to go back to the moon, for them to get to the moon. > reporter: thisoon's south pole, where there's ice. that means water, air, and rocket fuel, critical to use the moon as a springboard to mars. the u.s. plans to build a base there as part of its artemis program. but china does too. >> what, to you, is worrisome about all this? >> they are not transparent, and you better watch your stuff. >> reporter: nelson points to china's sweeping territorial claims across the south china sea. >> that's my concern about them getting to the south pole before us, is they get there, and they say, this is our territory. you stay out. >> reporter: kevin pole peter has studied china's space moves for more than two decades. >> and then we would get into a situation that could turn from competition perhaps into conflict. >> we've got a situation over here. >> reporter: that's what happens in apple tv's original series "for all mankind," a competition between countries to mine scarce lunar resources turns deadly. >> space is no longer science fiction, and if the united sta

well, my personal opinion, if we of course want to reach the moon and achieve some serious success therecourse an international project, because it is very expensive and it is necessary to unite minds, intellects and technologies, because even if you take the orion spacecraft, which is made by the americans, not only americans participate in it, the service module makes the european space agency. there, as you know, there are more than a dozen countries involved in long-distance navigation, communications are made by the japanese space agency, that is, they have such a ship, not purely american, so of course, in international cooperation a great prospect, but this should not exclude the creation of national means, the introduction of national ships, national stations, but such global projects as the resettlement of humanity, at least within the solar system, it seems to me that one country will not be able to handle it in any way will it be more effective? and productive along the public or private path, as happened, for example, with spacex, well , the spacex company just makes money, w

moon bay are and pumpkin festival. which started off with that pancake breakfast. you see there this year's festivities will include a costume contest pie eating contest and the great pumpkin parade set to start at noon. it is free to attend. if you can't make it out today, don't worry. does continue tomorrow. coming up on the kron 4 morning news police in oakland continue to work to fight rising crime. their latest message for the community. plus, governor gavin newsom signing hundreds of new bills into law. we take a look at the impact. >> and after the break, a major highway closure this morning impacting traffic on the peninsula. >> welcome back to kron. morning news. we are taking a look at the live picture of how the eclipse progressing. this is a shot coming in from nasa in san diego. as you can see, a bigger bite being taken out of the sun. the view is basically the clearest across, though, the rockies and down across texas. and this is could be a ring of fire to cover the entire sun anywhere on planet earth. a

es el área conocida como tijuana en half moon bay.ios más latinos de la ciudad y ha sido la escena de 2 tiroteos en los últimos días. >> hace 8 días se oyeron como 4 o 5 balazos ahí cerquita de donde yo vivo y por eso estoy aquí, para que nos escuchen. >> el primer tiroteo ocurrió el 21 de octubre y el segundo el 23. no se reportaron heridos y ambos casos ocurrieron frente al parque de la avenida oaks. se cree los actos podrían estar vincula con el homicidio de un joven de 19 años de half moon bay que ocurrió en san francisco. el pasado 16 de septiembre. >> los incidentes, eh, son muy. son graves. estamos hablando de gangas que están usando pistolas en la comunidad de nosotros hay niños y hay familias, y queremos usar una solución antes que algo pase. >> los incidentes han vinculado principalmente a jóvenes, por lo que madres como verónica están alerta, pues desde ese día estamos con miedo de poder salir al área donde este donde vivimos. en respuesta a este temor, los alguaciles realizaron una junta comunitaria este lunes . >> parte d

the one moon, the wolfman, the stretch and moon, the blue moon, and the system in like this one. the moon's old, it is elliptical. the term superman was coined in the late seventy's to refer to the point when the full noun is that it's closest pointed to the. since it's the 2nd full noun, it's also known as a blue moon. but it'll be more than a decade until the next 2 to be noun. for many that seems like you as a way the . it's a regrettable incident, but us commanders on the ground did assess that. there was a potential threaten us military show down at tech is thrown in syria as on correct carries that strikes against kurdish fighters the are you watching how to see or live from bill? how with me for the back people also.

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eventually the chinese want to send astronauts to the moon.ar the americans are the only ones who have ever sent anybody to land on the surface of the moon. the chinese scientists who gave a speech she other day said the timetable for that is around 2030. haidi: the competition with the u.s. depends on other countries partnering up with china. xi jinping has spoken about the desire to collaborate with other nations. have we seen much of that effort being taken up? >> well, china has been trying to drum up support for what it calls its international lunar research station, a project they announced several years ago, with russia that is supposed to be near the south pole of the moon. up until recently they really have not had much success. but they are starting to get some countries expressing interest, venezuela has signed up, pakistan has expressed interest. that said, they are not nearly as far along at winning allies as the americans are. the americans have initiative called the artemis accords, an agreement in setting the rules for space. t

upper 80s for daly city and in half moon bay.cisco we will hit the low 90s in the downtown and mission district areas. for the north bay, 90 in mill valley and 96 in ukiah. as we deal with the high heat across the region, it will back off by the end of the weekend as we prepare for a change in our pattern that could bring about a bit of rain. looks like most of the rain is further north to the bay area, but we will see a quick ramp up of temperatures and then a bigger cooldown possibly as we go towards next weekend. the first round of rain, possibly half an inch of rain but there's not a lot of it as you go south of san francisco. that blue area is about 0.1 of an inch of rain or less. there could be half an inch of rain or more for parts of the coastal northbound. we will watch out for that for tuesday. in the meantime, we are focused on the high heat, the heat advisory that continues through tomorrow evening and reach into the low 90s on saturday. some 70s in next week's forecast, and can't wait for that but we have hot tempera

hour. 9:20, 76% of the surface of the son would be obscured by the moon.or the north bay, we will be looking at mostly cloudy skies. light rain showers like we have been seeing as we approach 9:00 a.m. look how that cloud cover is across the upper peninsula to the north bay. but look where the clouds aren't. santa clara valley, inland trivalley. looked to be the best areas around the bay area during the 9:00 a.m. hours. the north bay doesn't look all that good. as you can see, chance of showers early in the day. then the shower chances start to fade as we head toward the afternoon. if you want better viewing of the eclipse. other locations could be to the east and down to the south. rain totals not expected to be much. here at the north bay, don't be surprised to have some wet roads, even in the east bay. parts of the south bay very early in the day due to that heavy drizzle we will see at times. temperatures as we head toward the afternoon, 60s and 70s for your saturday. the cooler of the two weekend days. as we head toward sunday, that should be the warm

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we've got some rain moving in, speaking of half moon bay.hat will be heading down the peninsula coastline as you see across the north bay. light to moderate rain at times passing through area. a few more showers tomorrow. temperatures climb up. unlike last week, 70s and 80s. >> now people can put on their cozy sweaters and go to the fall fest. hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas. my wife's name is joy. we've been married 45 years. i'm taking a two-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's all on me. i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was. my boss told me about prevagen and i started taking it. i feel sharper. my memory's a lot better. it just works. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> right now on "california live." >> it is immersive. >> it is terrifying and that is exactly why we're taking inside of downtown l.a.'s most thrilling horror show. let's do it. >>> and then learn to manifest the life you

it's already getting dark and i love that moon, though. we have a moon still in the sky.0. so if you are out and about this morning, you may catch it. and if you can't, well, there it is for you. as we look towards the north, we do have clear skies, as claudine mentioned a moment ago, not quite as chilly this morning with a lot of wind out there, especially in our hills. we'll check in on the current conditions, line up your afternoon highs. very mild out there for the afternoon, but the red flag warning and the wind advisory sticking with us until 5:00 this afternoon. a better look at today and the week ahead. coming up. all right. thank you, rosemary. this morning, law enforcement officials in maine are still processing the crime scenes after 18 people died in shootings at a bowling alley and at a bar in the town of lewiston. community members say they are still having a hard time believing that it all happened in their quiet city. i don't know what to think about it yet. it doesn't seem i'm waiting to wake up and pinch me. i'm dreaming. this is this i this could not ha

well, my personal opinion, if we certainly want to reach the moon and achieve some serious successesis of course an international project, because it is very expensive and it is necessary to unite minds, intellects and technologies, because even if you take a ship, which is made by the americans , not only americans participate in it, the service module is made by the european space agency, as you know, more than a dozen countries are included there, and long-distance navigation and communications are done by the japanese space agency, that is, they have such a ship. not purely american, therefore, of course, there is great prospect in international cooperation, but this should not exclude the creation of national means of introduction, national ships, national stations, but such global projects as the settlement of humanity, at least within the solar system, it seems to me, one the party will not be able to cope in any way, along which path will the movement be more effective and productive - the state path or the private path, as happened, for example, with spacex? but the sps comp

here in half moon bay. can expect to see the super bowl of pumpkin layoffs happening right and early this morning. already we have started to see some returning champion and some top contenders pulling in their pumpkins, getting ready for this weigh-off to happen here along main street. this morning. now, we were here as the north american record was squashed by a pumpkin called maverick at 2,560 pounds last year, travis ginger drove his winning pumpkin 35 hours from anoka, minnesota, to the pumpkin capital of the world here in half moon bay at $9 a pound. he took away more than $23,000 in prize winnings to do it in minnesota. >> it just shouldn't happen. it's like winning the tour de france on a big wheel. you know, you just you can only hope. but it worked. >> organizers told us he is back to compete again this year with an even larger pumpkin than last year at about 7.5ft wide because they're expecting much larger pumpkins like his this year. organizers say they were required to purchase a new scale. the

half moon bay now obviously still offshore flow. if you're out at concord organ fairfield, that brings the heat. so those 2 forces are kind of going against each other right now. i think that's what's keeping things in. check a bit out at half moon bay. having said that tomorrow cool down everywhere, even cooler. still as we head towards the weekend and a shot of some rain as well. talk about that when come back in just a bit. back to thanks so much. millions of people across the state got an alert on their phones at 10, 19 this morning for the great california shakeout that alert. >> similar to the one that was set yesterday for actual earthquake. the great california shakeout is an opportunity to get ready for a potential quake. officials advise going over your safety plan just to make sure your emergency kit is all ready to go. they also advise selecting a group of emergency contacts, including an out of state contact who can serve as a hub of information and also agree on a place for your household to meet. also, we should do in

the moon actually contains a lot of minerals, including this one.he moon for us is one of the priority tasks, but they calculated, and here there is no need to count for long, that if heavy and large solar panels are transported from the earth, that is, delivered to space, then to the moon, then such a project will drag on for many decades. what seemed like a fantasy just a few years ago may become a reality in the coming years; on our satellite they plan... to build a whole village where researchers will live and continue studying the lunar soil, and this will become possible thanks to solar batteries, although the usual the name may have to be reconsidered; pyrovskite batteries can produce energy not only from the sun, but also from starlight, because a lunar night lasts more than 14 earth days. russia is a country, and we are proud, we are proud to bring light and warmth around the world, we look forward with pride, paving new paths in the oceans and overcoming gravity, we are proud of our successes, but we never stop there, discover the achievem

solar eclipse, so the moon does not block the sun completely. instead, it leaves a ring of fire, or annular eclipse for a few precious minutes . it is happening saturday morning. but you can only see that golden ring in a path 125 miles wide, crossing the western u.s. before moving through central and south america. from the bay area, it will only be seen as a partial solar eclipse. to see what it will look like here, >> hello, i'm richard, do, i would like to welcome you to -- planetarium , where all our astronomy classes on campus are taught, here in this room, using our star projector in the center of the room. what we set up on the planetarium dome is the view you would get as seen from the point on earth of greatest eclipse. >> reporter: again, we won't see this in the bay area. instead, >> we are starting at 8:00 in the morning, this is the view we get, a little bite sticking out, a little more, a little more. what we will end up seeing at the time of greatest eclipse, this is of the sun will look like, a crescent of son still visible. >>

happening today, pumpkin festival returns to half moon bay. people can enjoy a day filled with food, drinks and of course, lots of pumpkins. a 2,749 pound pumpkin is going to be this year's main attraction that was harvested from minnesota. and it set a new world record with its massive size. the chp also says anyone attending the festival can expect traffic along highway 92. so they're encouraging people to drive safely. >> it's a great time. it's a it's a great festival. you know, alcohol is going to be served. so we'll just be out there making sure everyone is celebrating responsibly and having a good time. >> the festival starts at 9 a.m. and lasts until 5 p.m. officials suggest people get there early to avoid heavy traffic delays. so the weather not necessarily serving us for the eclipse today here in the bay area, but hopefully, lisa, maybe for the people going to the pumpkin festival on the coast, it will. >> yeah, that's true. you know, the light is going to get a little funny about an hour from now when we get into peak darkness. yes.

it'll be fairly damp out there for the first day of the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. should see more sunshine breaking through on sunday, but with similar temperatures, topping out in the upper half of the 60s. here's the futurecast showing that bit of patchy moisture here and there. best chance of drizzle is going to be along the coast, for the north bay, maybe inside the bay as well, around san francisco and oakland. but then we'll see partial clearing taking over this afternoon. and as we head through tonight and tomorrow, the clouds will try to return tonight. they're going to get nudged far and far to the north as we head through the day on sunday, especially the first half of the day. plenty of sunshine by sunday afternoon, resulting in a warming trend. let's take a look at where our temperatures are going to top out, this afternoon pretty close to normal, especially where the sun does manage to peek through, around 80 degrees in san jose, also around 80 degrees inland in the east bay for antioch and livermore. where the clouds are a little bit thicker, temperat