moon? yeah, oh, new moon or full moon. when i say full moon, you're right. new moon would have the same effect, that's right. so the time of a new or a full moon, twice a month. yeah. do you guys be knowing what a blue moon is? this is not physics, a blue moon. i found out just two years ago what a blue moon is, once in a blue moon. how many people know what a blue moon is? one, but i tell you-- if i told you, i would rob you of years later finding out what a blue moon is. you say, "hey, son of a gun, that's what a blue moon is? "how about that? "hey, man that's pretty-- i'll never forget that." but if i tell you in class, you forget it, right? see if you can find out from lee or someone else. "hey, what do you mean by a blue moon honey?" what's a blue moon? is it really blue? the answer begins with a "n." all right, ends with an "n" and with the o. try it. yeah, okay guys. but see if you can find out what a blue moon is, not physics. kind of interesting. question? yeah, what's a harvest moon? check that out too. here's your earth gang. we stand at the surfac

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moon express. so moon express is a resource company that is looking to mind the moon that's a long way away it's probably about ten or twenty years away the first thing we have to do is get back to the moon we haven't been to the moon as a civilization for over forty years now it's been you know the era of apollo is what's in all of our mind when we saw those ghostly grey figures bouncing around in the lunar surface but today we're live as in a new era we're living in a new era of technology and a new era of resource requirements earth and it just so happens that our planetary neighbor the moon can answer a lot of our listeners problems what do we know about what minerals or other resources are on the moon what it would take to get them and what would be involved or in terms of cause to bring them back i mean moon rocks or you know it takes millions and millions of dollars to get a handful of sand back from the moon what good is a ton of iron ore going to do if you could just as easily get get it cheaper off the boarder of lake superior. sure well so first of all we know a lot more about the moon than we

moon -- half moon bay, 63. another look towards the bay bridge, san francisco in the background. santa rosa, 66. so, the forecast highlights include those high clouds that will stay with us off and on tonight. it will be a cool evening in most locations. mostly sunny and mild tomorrow. then we're going to bring a chance of showers into the seven-day forecast next week. lows tonight, upper 30s in the north bay and east bay. welt we'll look for a little bit of the high cloudiness near the coast. half moon bay, 41. 46, san francisco. 44, san san jose. here's a look at the setup. high pressure brought us a nice spring day today. it will do so again tomorrow and into monday. and then after that, we'll see thickening clouds and a chance of rain by next week mid-week. so passing cloud tomorrow and temperatures will warm up a few degrees. if you were in the upper 60s today more than likely you'll be in the low 70s tomorrow. >> here's 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the forecast animation clear. although a few clouds off the coast, and you can notice move across the bay area, around the lunchtime hour, and tomorrow we'll see more of an onshore wind component meaning the low clouds moving inland. here's a look at the highs tomorrow. very nice. mild with sunshine. high clouds. 70s, san jose. 70, kuper -- cupertino. millbrae, 6 4. san francisco, 62. daly city on the cool side, 56. 69, santa rosa. sausolito, 64. oakland, 68. union city, 67, and the low 70s interior east bay. here's a look hey seven-d

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moon, the summer, the winter. what we call it is the winter moon, the spring moon, when everything is new and all the plants and everything are growing. there's many different kinds of powwows. a celebration. it's mostly celebration, of different things, and it's a place to where all the people come together. again, it's open to everybody. everybody, the public is invited. >> it's very inclusive, and that's interesting. questions you might have? sure. >> you mentioned men and women. does a child have to reach a certain age before they're included? >> no. basically, like my son just asked me to participate in a sweat with me. he hasn't been and he's nine years old, he'll be nine in august. and basically, it's - what i can say on that is it's much hotter than a sauna, i would say four times as hotter than a sauna, a full blast sauna. and it's there we're sacrificing ourself. it's up to the person, the mother, the father of the child, or the woman, if they think - i always warn people that it's going to be hot in there. >> i think i'd be claustrophobic. can you leave if you find it too hot for you? >> yes. i was just going t

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moon orbiting saturn. >> i actually told my spouse that morning, i'm going to be looking for a moon on saturn today and called home later to say, guess what i did today? i found a moon on saturn. >> that no one has ever seen? >> that no one had ever seen before. >> as discoverer of these things, mark has been privileged to name many of them. a privilege he's decided to share with the rest of us. remember those two moons orbiting pluto? right now they are called p-4 and p-5. but sedi set up the online ballot so people all around our world can participate in naming the moon orbiting another world. a chance for the rest of us to share in mark's latest discovery. one unlikely to be his last. >> it doesn't happen very often, mind you. two moons in two years for me is, that's pretty exciting. >> now, the voting is closed for the naming of the moons of pluto. the two biggest vote getters were vulcan and serveris. it still however could take another month or two before any name becomes official. >>> our next story is about a young man concerned with this world and how to make it a better place. bruce wilson says he grew up poor and in a family that moved around a lot. he sa

moon bay. helicopters searched for 22- year-old carlos lopez for several hours. he had been playing soccer with friends. lopez just finished his work shift at a chinese restaurant in the hoof moon bay -- half- moon bay area. >> very, very good. he is hard working. >> ktvu news checked with the coast guard early this morning and at this point no plans are planned to resume the search. >>> the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on two same sex marriage cases including proposition 8 california's ban on gay marriage. in san francisco today same sex marriage supporters are holding a rally and march. that starts at 6:30 this evening. in washington, d.c. people have been camped out in front of the supreme court building since thursday. they are lined up in hopes of getting one of the 250 seats set aside for the public. tomorrow the justices will hear arguments on proposition 8 and on wednesday the federal defensive marriage act. across the country emotions are strong on both sides of the issue. >>> >> the fundamental issue is whether loving and committed same sex couples who serve their country whether they should be able to take part in the fundamentally american freedom to marry. >> marriage exis

moon bay. helicopters searched for 22- year-old carlos lopez for several hours. he had been playing soccer with friends. lopez just finished his work shift at a chinese restaurant in the hoof moon bay -- half- moon bay area. >> very, very good. he is hard working. >> ktvu news checked with the coast guard early this morning and at this point no plans are planned to resume the search. >>> the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on two same sex marriage cases including proposition 8 california's ban on gay marriage. in san francisco today same sex marriage supporters are holding a rally and march. that starts at 6:30 this evening. in washington, d.c. people have been camped out in front of the supreme court building since thursday. they are lined up in hopes of getting one of the 250 seats set aside for the public. tomorrow the justices will hear arguments on proposition 8 and on wednesday the federal defensive marriage act. across the country emotions are strong on both sides of the issue. >>> >> the fundamental issue is whether loving and committed same sex couples who serve their country whether they should be able to take part in the fundamentally american freedom to marry. >> marriage exis

moon bay. half moon bay overcast skies, fog, visibility about 5 miles outside your door. if i back this up, i'm going to show you the ridge of high pressure that continues over the state moving closer to us, that will drive our temperatures up for your afternoon, going to keep that rain away, unfortunately. we could use it, right? we're not going to see any. we'll be mostly sunny, patchy fog along the coast for the first half of the day, some patchy fog is actually again making it tough at times for us to see out and about. winds are calm, but again i'm watching a bit of an onshore breeze at sfo, the weak breeze allowing some fog to spread inland, even seeing it inside the bay. it's going to grow worse as we move into the 7:00 hour, i'll be tracking that between now and then. here is a look at your extended forecast. for today we will be slightly warmer, tomorrow still on track to be the warmest day, perhaps of the year. a few 80s around the bay area, temperatures will begin to cool, remaining above average and on the mild side all the way into the weekend. back to you. >> 5:09. >>> dueling budget plans on capitol hill, one part of the republican plan that democrats say will go nowhere. >>> why one lawmaker said the tragic shooting of two santa cruz police officers could have been prevented. >>> good morning, traffic on 280 looks good up to highway 17. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. >>> welcome back. the defense secretary chuck hagel said a case of sexual assault in the air force will be reviewed at the top levels of the pentagon. hagel back from visiting afghanistan sent a letter to california senator barbara boxer, who had asked hagel to look into a case where an air force general dismissed charges against a lieutenant colonel convicted of sexual assault. but in his letter, hagel said he doesn't have the authority to reverse the general's ruling. >>> last week at the memorial service for the two santa cruz police officers killed by a former soldier, former defense secretary panetta acknowledgeeled military sex offenders are not always prosecuted. he said in the case of jeremy goulet, the military looked the other way. the army court martial in 2006 accused of two rapes ended with a plea bargain. had he been convicted, he likely would have landed in a military prison for life. >>> councilwoman jackie spears wants a capitol hill hearing on why the military dropped rape charges against jeremy peter goulet and said goulet faced the possibility of a life sentence if he was court- martialed. the charges whether dropped after he accepted a less than honorable discharge. >>> in two hours, house republicans in washington, d.c. will lay out their plan for a new budget the republicans released some details. what did they say? >> reporter: paul ryan is leading house republicans on this spending plan, but democrats are expected to put up a fight. that's because in part republicans are taking aim at obama care, they believe billions would be saved by repealing the law. ryan says reforming aid programs would save billions more. the g.o.p. plan promises to balance the budget in ten years without raising taxes. but they say they are on board with tax reform, closing loopholes and consolidating rates. senate democrats will unveil their budget this week. they plan on raising taxes. the automatic cuts that became law on march 1 are now hitting the military. the demand issued by top marines, when i see you next. >>> 5:14. president obama's nominee to be chairwoman of the securities and exchange commission is expected to face some tough confirmation questions from senators. in two hours mary jo white goes before the senate banking the economy. she will probably be asked about her legal work representing the nation's biggest banks. >>> more bad signatures may have been uncovered in the probe investigating forged signatures just found on campaign forms from 2001. shir irkkawa plans to plead gety to several felonies. potential candidates can begin the process tomorrow. >>> 5:15. top celebrities in hollywood and washington have been hacked and their financial information shared online. the website published private financial information, social security numbers and credit records of ashton kutcher, jay- z and others. lapd and fbi are reportedly investigating. >>> michael vick's book signing tour was cancelled after credible death threats. he was scheduled to sign copies in atlanta, new jersey and pennsylvania. the publisher said the threats were against vick and the book stores. he spent 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to dog fighting charges in 2007. >>> 5:16. morgan hill mother was sentenced to 60 days in jail for using her 10-year-old daughter to help steal groceries. the 38-year-old will be allowed to serve time in public works detail because of her life criminal record and must take parenting class. she left her daughter with stolen groceries last september after getting caught by a security guard. she was later arrested in nevada. >>> 5:16. a fight to renew a lease in point reyes could have implications for national parks. a court could issue a ruling that expands, contracts or gets rid of commercial activity on federal land. that could affect ranches, timber and mining operations at national parks like yosemite, yellowstone and grand canyon. the 9th circuit court of appeals agreed to hear the drake's bay case in may. >>> some bright young scientific minds from the bay area with in washington, d.c. we'll tell you why at 5:25. >>> sal, you're looking into an injury crash in oakland maybe? >> 27th street at martin luther king way on the corner there, i want to let you know to avoid the area near highway 24. on the freeways, 880 oakland, that traffic looks good. 580, 980, the oakland drive on the freeways looks good but 27th street at martin luther king way, very close to children's hospital, there is an injury crash. watch out for some traffic here, or actually it's not even showing up at the toll plaza, traffic is light coming up to the pay gates. we had a stall on the bridge but that was cleared rather quickly. on the peninsula we're off to a decent start. some fog has begun to move in. i was looking at my san francisco camera, which i didn't show you this time because it's going in and out of fog, and for the fog update let's bring in rosemary orozco. >> good morning. a little bit more widespread, along the coast, and inland once again, from sonoma county into marin county, and i'm seeing it kind of bleed into the bay area. this is going to continue for the next couple hours, between sal and me, well, i think we'll have you covered. we'll continue to watch that for you and track it. tracking this ridge of high pressure, continuing to move east, and that means shifting closer to us, it is going to continue to drive our afternoon highs up. it's also responsible for that patchy dense fog we're beginning to see out there because the warm sinking air associated with that high pressure helping to pin that moisture and right down to the ground, visibility down to 1/4 of a mile petaluma. santa rosa. and novato. temperatures are up this morning. 49 heyward, 50 antioch, 44 livermore. so feeling good out there. still a bit of a cool start, fairfield, napa, santa rose in the low 40s but not as cold as we have been. this is the first morning since i can remember that i don't see 30s out there. 76 in napa for your afternoon today. 70 in berkeley. 70 heyward. mid-70s for antioch. the warmest spot on that map looks to be napa for the afternoon. 76. 73 santa jose, 74 los gatos. who has the day off? go to santa cruz, 73 with mostly sunny extended forecast, warmest day is wednesday. the weekend we cool back but remain on the up and up with temperatures above the seasonal norm, upper 60s to low 70s in the forecast, overnight lows in the low 40s. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> 5:20. european markets are mixed and trading in a narrow range this morning. nearly all the asian markets closed lower, hong kong fell almost 1%. taiwan, south korea and japan fell in reaction to weaker markets in europe. here are the numbers from yesterday, another winning day, dow up 50, nasdaq up 8, s&p up 5. the price of crude oil has fallen below $92 a barrel this morning, traders reacting to disappointing french industrial protection along the weaker indicators on chinese retail sales. analysts say the large supply of u.s. oil is keeping a lid on global crude oil prices. >>> right now in rome, catholic cardinals are starting the final rituals for the conclave to elect a pope, and the tradition is going high tech. >>> a close call after a car burst into flames, the heroic actions taken to save the driver's life. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? 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[ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> good morning. welcome back. we're already on tuesday. march 12, i'm dave clark. >> i'm maureen naylor. if you like the warm dry weather, good news. >>> another delightful day. this morning we've got fog area the bay area, i'm seeing it patchy and dense, and i expect it will become more widespread, nap a down to 1/4 mile. it's a cool start, a tad warmer for the afternoon. the extended forecast, dry. i'll show you the extended forecast and the temperatures and that fog coming up. good morning, sal. >>> good morning. we're looking at a picture of highway 4, you can see traffic is moving well, some slowing in antioch as you head west, also this morning we're looking at a picture of san francisco, kind of misty and foggy. the fog is going to be spreading into some areas. right now the traffic does look good. let's go back to the desk. >>> 2-year-old girl was tied up at a preschool, police say, and parents want to know why. we're live with what is being said about the criminal investigation. >> reporter: i touched base with pleasanton police and investigators will be talking more about this case later this morning. center point preschool is the focus of a criminal investigation after a complaint against a former teacher accused of tieing up a 2-year- old girl who refused to take a nap. the complaint filed with the department of social services says the former teacher bound the child's wrists and ankles with masking tape and took a photo of the girl. the incident didn't come to light until much later when the teacher apparently showed off the picture at a social gathering to several staff members of the school, one of them happened to be the mother of the child in the photo. the allegation was reported to police on march 5, although at this point it's unclear exactly when the incident actually took place. administrators said they are appalled and shocked by what may have happened. and in light of the investigation, centerpointe will be suspending preschool classes for five days so staff members can undergo additional training. school gets underway this morning, and this evening we're told centerpointe preschool parents will have a meeting, parents home, held by the school so any parents who have any questions about what may have taken place or this criminal investigation can have questions answered. again, police expected to offer up new details in the investigation at some point later on this morning. live in pleasanton, alex savidge. >>> a bay area family's search for a relative is expanding this morning after the police released new information. the 31-year-old erica maskaleras has not been seen or heard from since thursday. surveillance video from a bakery at 34th and telegraph, you can see her on a daily walk that morning. yesterday oakland police said she was seen in west oakland after being reported missing. her family and friends will now change their focus and expand their search. >> we've given out probably 1500 flyers to people, and we're hoping that somebody's memory will be jogged. >> the family is offering a $1000 reward to find erica. >>> this afternoon a man accused of killing a daly city family will be in court. saturday the 23-year-old was girling his girlfriend, mother and brother to the movies, all were killed except the girlfriend who was seriously injured. dennis maceda was fleeing a hit and run and is now facing hit and run and homicide charges. >>> the san francisco symphony is scheduled to meet with a federal mediator to continue contract negotiations. if no agreement is reached, the symphony is threatening to strike and cancel upcoming east coast tour. the knew -- musicians had asking for an increase, they say management's proposal could cut benefits and freeze wages. >>> a hearing today about california's high poverty rate. according to the u.s. census bureau, california's poverty rate is the worst in the country, almost 25% of california lives in poverty. today's hearing, research experts will be testifying about the factors that contribute to that high poverty rate. >>> caltrans plans to install special fencing to keep the homeless out from under a freeway on-ramp in san francisco. an area was cleared on king street in mission bay. workers offered to take them to a church for housing help and screenings, the new fencing is expected to cost $300,000. >>> 5:35. in a few hours, nasa will say what it's discovered about a rock on mars. last month the mars rover curiosity drilled a hole into a flat rock on the surface of the planet. that revealed an unexpected gray interior to the rock which was in sharp contrast to the red-orange surface of mars. curiosity took samples of the rock powder and scientists have been analyzing it. at 10:00 they will be telling us what they found. >>> 5:36. happening now in rome, the college of cardinals is preparing for a final prayer before the conclave to elect a new pope officially begins. erin mclaughlin is in rome, where white smoke could signal a new pope as early as this afternoon. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this morning the cardinals celebrated the final public mass before the conclave, they are currently resting at the hotel within the vatican, where they will stay for the duration of the conclave. the world is watching what happens here today, some 5600 journalists are in town. whoever is selected pope will likely be one of the most influential people on earth, and the process used to select him is steeped in tradition, prayer and mystery. cardinals preparing to embark on what could be the most important day of their spiritual lives. they will enter the papal conclave, elect their next leader and set the tone for the future of the catholic church. the group began the day with a traditional votive mass. preparations have been undersay since benedict announced he was retiring. once the cardinals are in the chapel all eyes will be on the chimney. black smoke signals an unsuccessful vote. white smoke means there's a new pope. >> it's unlikely that there would be white smoke on the first ballot. >> reporter: a contender must get 2/3 of the vote. >> a new thing added this year is when the cardinals and holy father leave the sistine chapel, their first stop is in the paulene chapel with the wholly father will enter and pray before the blessed sacrament. >> reporter: red curtains are hanging where the new pope will be announced to the world for the first time. it can take between 30 minutes and an hour between the white smoke and the appearance on the balcony. the installation mass will likely take place within five days of the actual conclave. dave, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the historical events in rome are marked by a mass in san francisco. it starts at 8:00 this morning, at st. mary's, officiated by the archbishop. he says it's important to pray for the successful election of a new pope. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. you can also get the latest information at ktvu.com sent straight to your mobile device. check out the papal conclave tab on our home page. >>> we turn to sal for the latest on the roads. >> it looks good so far. the traffic is off to a light start. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it does start getting more crowded as we get closer to 6:00, right now we don't see a huge crowd and the delays are minimal so far. no problems if you're in san francisco, the fog has been going in and out of the area, a few moments ago i couldn't see 101 but the fog has moved on. also the morning commute looks good on the peninsula, southbound 101 between 380 out to palo alto, it's a nice drive. 5:40. let's go to rosemary. >>> all right. we've got fog out there to contend with. i'm going to show you a shot of the ridge of high pressure that remains over the state shifting east a little bit, moving farther inland and warming us up for the afternoon. we're dry here, oregon is going to be dry. the only place getting rain, a little bit in washington for today. let's get in a little bit closer. we're dealing with patchy dense fog. low clouds seeping into the bay area. oakland mostly cloudy at this time. san jose partly to mostly cloudy, and we've got patchy dense fog in areas like santa rosa, petaluma, napa, novato reporting visibility 1/4 of a mile. get out early. coastal fog will continue through the morning, half moon4 miles at this time. the ridge of high pressure in place, sinking air pushing that fog closer to the ground and creating the patchy dense fog. the sinking air will help warm us up, we'll remain dry through the extended period, through your weekend at the very least. here we are this morning, as we get closer to sunrise, it becomes a little bit more widespread, takes until 9:00, 10:00 before it pulls out of the inland areas, by 11:00 out of the bay and lingers along the coastline for the afternoon hours, mostly sunny in most places. temperatures up this morning. 49 heyward, 51 oakland, low 40s in fairfield, napa and santa rosa. the extended forecast still on track for the hottest day to be wednesday, even hitting 80 degrees in some areas. as we get into the weekend temperatures will cool, thursday, friday, saturday into sunday, fair skies, upper 60s to low 70s. back to the desk. >>> 5:41. large sugary drinks will be served in new york, a measure has been called off. and the new opinion

kennedy's famous speech about putting a man on the moon, "we choose to go the moon not because it isasy-- but come on, it's got to be easy, right? let's just do it already. just strap a rocket to some guy's back. jeesh!" [laughter] [cheers and applause] be warned folks. this 501-day round-trip flyby is not for the faint of heart because there will be no showers, limits on toilet paper and clothing, drinking water made from the crew members' recycled urine and sweat and almost no privacy. in other words, basically a carnival cruise. [laughter] [cheers and applause] still -- still. being the first human to orbit the red planet is a memory you'll never forget, that is, until the radiation from the sun accelerates the onset of alzheimer's disease. [laughter] which explains neil armstrong's famous words, "that's one small step for man-- that's one small step for man." [laughter] fortunately, there is a plan to deal with the harmful radiation-- the astronauts will use a poop shield to block cosmic rays, where human waste could be stored in bags used to line the capsule. the good news is br

moon bay the sig-alert is still in effect with a possible fatality moving from the half moon bay area. we will look at both directions of 92, at main and skyline boulevard, they are shut down until further notice. take to the south, highway 84, and you can see the road sensors are looking good, highway one through pacifica to 280 the only way in and out of half moonis hour. >> thank you for joining us for the abc7 news which continues in 25 minutes with news, weather, and traffic during "good morning america." >> we are always on at abc7news.com and open twitter@abcnews. thanks for joining us. >>> good morning, america. and happening now. the cardinals are in place. the vatican says they're ready for opening day. we're live from rome in the final hours before the historic election. josh is in st. peter's square, where one of these men will walk in as a cardinal and come out as pope. >>> caught on tape. the firefighters battling this fire spinning out of control. an explosion straight out of "backdraft." it tossed firefighters into the we'll show you what happened next. >>> one wild ride. watch as this ice adventurer, wearing a helmet cam, plummets hundreds of feet during a dangerous climb. the dramatic moment he lost his balance, bouncing down the mountain, all caught on camera. his only injury? a broken ankle. >>> bible blockbuster. why the grea

moon that she got me. after neil amstrong landed on the moon. i can see my pencil marks and i know that here between the two seas, there's the alberto crater, the only brazilian who has been named on the moonsay there's no connection between neuroscience and space, to some degree, there is. the more i read about 100 billion galaxies in the universe, i start realizing that this is a universe comparable to the one that is above our heads. in the next 10, 20 years, we're going to see pretty much an brain-robotic interfaces have an impact. as we become more efficient with brain activity with noninvasive technologies, we will see applications in the computer industry, you'll be able to control your computer just by thinking. once you liberate the brain, brain activity from the physical limits of the body, you not necessarily control devices that are like the body. imagine if you have a nuclear disaster, you cannot send humans there, but you can send robots, very strong and powerful robots controlled by your brain activity that will go there and basically actuate your thoughts to clean up the place, the devices can be on another planet for that matter. so you're basically scaling for time and sp

moon rock. heather: it would be. bill: is that a possibility, david lee? >> reporter: interestingly they do not have any moon rocks, talk about nasa astronauts not being able to semel biel yaw had the law to change that, one of the things exempted was moonthe moon rocks they're not permitted to sell. bill: cool report. interesting. thank you, david lie. >>> in a moment there are new developments in the deadly botched gun running sting "fast & furious". were the warning signs at the beginning ignored or than. heather: a wild car chase in texas and a shooting of a prison chief in colorado. what police are saying right now. [ female announcer ] with every twist and turn... i need a clean that keeps up. new olay fresh effes' vava vivid's vibrating bristles twist and turn for a va va voom clean so sparkling fresh! new olay fresh effects. i had[ designer ]eeling enough of just covering up so sparkling fresh! my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer through 6 months. [ male announ

to mostly clear skies for the bay area tonight you can the stars and the crescent moon for this evening by the way the moonnd jupiter are next to each other if you look outside this evening. we will some clouds tonight, head of the weather system that is out there in the pacific for tomorrow morning and mixture outside china patchy clouds in the day and we will some of the late morning in the afternoon look for increasing height routes from the system. there are high clouds dancing today and dancing today and her what get closer. it has a tropical moisture tablet pineapple express that is coming our way but despite that the rainfall amounts from the system as it arrives tuesday wednesday look to be fairly light only a quarter inch by that they have lesser amounts for the south bay and a half inch for the north babbling you know more about the timing on the system coming up later on. >>> the troops killed in a helicopter crash where released today we take a moment to honor them plus two football players accused of raping a 16 -year-old girl and posting pictures of her. we bring you the nationally followed t

moon out there. really cool moon. wait as we head through the next few days. more and more glorious as it becomes full. that fog will clear by about 10:00 a.m. we have high and mid-level clouds on the way. mostly cloudy. that will be the general sky over the bay area. temperatures this morning, not too bad at all. 48, san francisco. 46, sunnyville. widespread 60s and 70s starting at 11:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. the wider view. this is going to whoever to the north north of the bay area. a stray shower tomorrow morning. your tuesday, late into wednesday. maybe a few more showers. this is kind of a general pattern. it is really hard to pinpoint when and where we are going to see the showers. it will be very spotty and isolated as well. we are really having a hard time dictating the active time period. what i can tell you is, right now, wednesday and sunday look to be the heaviest. if you want to plan around that, easter egg hunts, maybe better in the afternoon, let me show you what i'm talking about, 69 for today in livermore. tuesday, a stray a.m. shower wednesday. a few sprinkles, specially in the afternoon hours. thursday and friday, same deal. maybe an isolated shower or two. saturday to sunday, things change. we get more of a moisture rich cloud cover. on and off showers early sunday. should clear out by late supd afternoon. overall, you want to keep the umbrella handy tuesday through sunday. we will keep you posted as we get more and more model data. back to you, marla and laura. no, mike is going to take it from here. >>> over here towards 880/280, the interchange has cleared. we had some slowing in the area around the interchange. you saw the light volume of traffic as the road crews start to move. we see that change. there is no problems. 880, 17, 280, the northbound route throughout the south bay, all fine. a little slowing into downtown san jose. we'll move the maps. we do see the build coming out of the tri valley. the altamont pass, slow. vasco road, pretty typical build. no issues through livermore. 84 southbound, we have some slowing on isabelle coming down through the city. those folks will connect towards 680. 580 west pound, north 880, moving smoothly. through oakland, the warriors versus lakers tonight. we will look at the toll plaza. no backups and no delays upper or lower deck getting out of the city. smooth drive. we will send it back to you with that frozen shot. back to you. >> mike, thanks. >>> it is 5:18. we are hearing a different size of the serks abuse scandal involving former penn state football coach, jerry sandusky. his own side. the "today" show spoke to an independent filmmaker that interviewed sandusky in jail. during the taped interview, he commented on the testimony of mike mcqueary, one of the prosecution's star witnesses. >> i think there's a lot of things that transpired. i think these investigators, the way they went about business. his story changed a lot. >> this has been a rush to judgment from the very beginning. i know that i'm going to get attacked from everybody because no one wants the truth. >> filmmaker, john ziegler is trying to prove that head coach, joe paterno, had no part in the scandal and should not have been forced out of the school in disgrace. you can see more of the interview with ziegler and hear more from sandusky coming up on the "today" show at 7:30. >> it is 5:19. hundreds of people gathered at a church in santa rosa to remember a teenage boy hit and killed in an accident at a racetrack. we told you about it. his mother told about her sports loving 14-year-old son and wished all the attention could have been for something different. >> it was so surreal. you couldn't help but wonder what marcus would have thought about all of this, specially being on sports center. >> how heartbreak can for that mother. he was hit by his cousin who spun out of control in a race car during a warmup lap. a 68-year-old man was also killed in that accident. >>> 5:20. a new tribute for the victims of a deadly san bruno pipe explosion. the dedication took place at bethany church. 3 of the 8 people killed ntd blast were members of that church's congregation. community members painted the mural depicting the phoenix rising from the ashes. healing waters and a rainbow of hope. survivors have continued to press for pipeline safety reforms. >>> it is 5:21. coming up, why the man many in the bay area know as mr. road show can't hit the road anymore. plus, a golf shot that you just have to see to believe from up in a tree. we will show you where it ended up. >>> taking a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. beautiful. all illuminated. traffic moving smoothly across the sand. we will check the morning commute with you. changes in the forecast. we will check in with meteorologist, christina loren, 5:21. >>. >> welcome back. a live look at the brand new tunnel along devils slide connecting half moon bay and pacifica there. it is a huge milestone. bob redell is out there. we are going to be hearing from him and find out exactly when this is going to open. it is going to be soon. >> 5:24. >>> the new trans bay transit center will likely look a little bit different than originally expected. the glass, originally planned for the exterior of the center was going to cost an extra $7.5 million to meet safety guidelines. to cut costs, project officials are proposing using a perforated metal that would act and look very similar to the glass metals. the board of directors still need to approve the changes >>> doctors are putting the brakes on mr. road show for now. in his mercury news column, he explains how his doctor told him he couldn't drive a car for six to eight months. richards was diagnosed with charcot foot, a disease that can sometimes cause bones in the feet to deteriorate. he was given a special boot and a walker and told not to walk for six to eight months as well. the 61-year

there's also going to be a crescent moon so the comet and the moon together could be a spectacular sightgoes down. >> shepard: sounds like a good time. one thing that we have learned in our trip to rome in recent days and weeks and years is, they have the most annoying sirens on the planet earth. really. if there were a cat gore -- category for that in city status there would be but one entry necessary. rome wins, romans, congratulations. >>> we have evidence of what may be life on mars maybe. the word from nasa. scientist say curiosity collected a rock sample a month ago, and the sirens continue. whether there's anyone on the street doesn't matter. they just keep them on. new analysis shows several key elements of life. a strange gray image of an ancient mars. the the program's lead scientist says the funding answers a fundamental question of the mission. no noise up there. the sistine chapel chimney can do more than blow moch. it also has its own twitter account, kind of. that's coming next.

moon bay. a crash in half moon bay is on highway 29 at -- highway 92 at 1. this crash has been there for going on two hours. from upper skyline to the main part of half moon92 is not available right now, it's causing some chain reaction slowdowns as people use alternative routes. i want to mention the traffic between 92 and pacifica is about 25 minutes there. okay. i think we're going over to the east bay here. i want to mention -- 580 is just a mess. it's slow from grantline road to 680. 45-minute drive there. it's pretty slow. let's take a look at at live pictures. 25 to 45-minute delay. it's worse than it normally is getting into san francisco. on the south bay commute, this is actually looking good in san jose along northbound 280. here's rosemary. >>> good-looking day. i'm noticing here and you will as well, we have a little bit of fog developing, just inside the coastline and bay. the north side, dealing with a little bit of patchy dense fog. so santa rosa, petaluma, novato, visibility is still down .25 in some areas. take it easy out there, especially if it's patchy in nature. you may have a great view and it will suddenly have a big wall to it. be

it spent a year flying around the moon to collect data before crashing into the moon. >>> one countyidering banning ecigarettes. the ordinance was introduced this morning and if passed esmokeers would be blocked from lighting up anywhere traditional smoking is prohibited. >> we're tracking rain. >> it's going to linger. there is a lot of moisture streaming off the pacific right now. we're getting light showers here. live camera behind me here, you can see the showers here. what we're seeing here the rain drops are dropping down and we're getting showers. this is what's comeing. look at the area of yellow. that's significant rain fall. showers and light showers right now up by mountain view. over towards hey ward. this is light stuff. now we see stuff up in the hills. i've had reports all over the bay area but so far mainly light showers. when this gets in here in the next 20 minutes minutes, 20-30 minutes it's going to start to rain significantly. here is the computer model tonight at 8:00. you see showers. tonight at 9:00 more showers. tonight at 10:00 showers on the north bay. 7:00

everybody sending these incredible moon shots so close to the full moon phase yesterday into today so you could take a look at what the moon a clear sky, feeling like spring eventually. it's coming. chicago may be cold today but look at saturday at about 52 degrees. into the southwest where all the warmth as han stop sending us your warm happy pictures from laredo, just stop it because we're still cold in times square. >> we are live in times square. we don't mind the chill. it lets us get closer but let's go inside to -- >> all: lara. >> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma" morning menu. the victoria's secret campaign that has moms angry. why they say it's sending the wrong message to their daughters. and one of the real housewives called her life picture perfect. why her husband says their marriage is over. >>> plus, dorothy hamill in that ballroom shocker last night. so many people disappointed to see her go. but we'll talk to the phobes that she saved by bowing out. all that and george meets his doppelganger live on "good morning america." we are seeing double this morning so stay with us. >> "gma's morning m

moon bay. we really need any rain we could get. this morning we are clear and cool. a few patches of fog by half moon bay. numbers chilly there in the 30s. we are looking at just a couple hundred feet of some of the low cloudiness. that will bring more sunshine this afternoon. but we are looking at occasional high clouds and the rain chances increase by the end of the week. so high pressure has remained off the coast and there is a couple weak systems that will drop down from the north. but i noted before, i'm not going to make much headway except for increasing clouds. our flow is going to turn more on show tomorrow w a few increasing clouds and that on shore push, we will be cooler to start the work week but today we are staying really mild once again with temperatures above normal in some spots. still a few 70s around the bay. and a few areas of cirrus from time to time, but another beautiful day and the warmest and sunniest of the next seven days really continues with today. but state-wide, look how mild and warm it is from north to south. 57 in the northern sierra with 64 in yosemite and in los angeles numbers in the upper 60s. at our coast really not bad. it could get pretty gusty and breezy this time of year and actually it will by the first couple of days of the upcoming work week. then with the increasing clouds, temperatures definitely going to be cooler than what we felt this weekend. highs today around the bay, 62 in san francisco with mid-60s on the peninsula, upper 60s. so very similar to yesterday. san jose 70 in napa. the cool 50s remain from half moonwe look ahead you notice the numbers come down each and every day with increasing clouds, especially come bertuzzi and wednesday. a slight stance of showers but as we get into the rest of the work week you see we are not only adding the clouds and cooler days and the likelihood of rain. over in the east bay today albany beach cleanup is underway. and also that oakland running festival. it should be a nice afternoon for that. but back home here we are another great weather resource for you to follow. that's live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions. rain or shy get video forecast, spare the air alerts, and power outages and weather tweets from your weather team. things are thank youing. it's time. we will need that doppler on twitter. >> right. >> coming up next, nothing too fancy but it is written history. the story behind this engagement the story behind this engagement ring when we return. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne

moon. we also have some clouds. so will you be able to see? >> i think right now the moon is winning. >> i think you're right. here is a look from our camera and you can see all the bright lights. yeah. it seems pretty light out there. even though at 5:54 the sun comes up just after 7:00. we will see plenty of clouds but the cloud cover allowing for warmer numbers. 45 napa. 51 the south wind by the delta. hayward upper 40s. also livermore 49 degrees. so high temperatures today will be held down in some spots with the cloud cover. lower 60s. upper 60s out toward our east bay. heading out of town partly cloudy and warmer in southern california and we are looking at the possibility of showers today, tomorrow, and over the weekend. >> all right. thanks, lisa. heading now back to livermore area, westbound 580 is reportedly at north 1st blocking a lane of traffic and once again sluggish behind the scene off the altamont pass, slow out of tracy up through the wind mills on the altamont pass as well. and let's take a look back at mass transit once again. still have the delays with muni t-third in the bayview district an earlier fire and so now they're saying both inbound and outbound directions they're providing shuttles from 25th to sunnydale due to this section of the roadway there at 3rd and mckinnon that the muni has to get around. so they have provided the shuttle. no other mass transit delay as you head out this morning. let's take a quick look at san rafael, southbound through the central area near the civic center and up toward lincoln. those tail lights are headed south and moving nicely. >>> in the event of a freak accident on the road, no one handles it better than a public bus driver in china. he is being called a hero and this video will show you why. the driver was behind the wheel when all of a sudden a falling lamp post smashed through the windshield, boom. you can see it hit the driver and the impact ruptured his spleen. how he managed to steer safely to the side where he was taken to the hospital. none of the 26 passengers onboard the bus were injured. >>> tiger woods may be back on top of the world's golf rankings this morning but his new ad is getting mixed reviews. take a look. the nike ad reads "winning takes care of everything." some say the ad is offensive considering woods' extra marital affairs back in 2010. woods just won the arnold palmer invitational monday for a record eighth time. nike says the slogan is a direct quote from woods. >> next up we're just a little more than an hour away from the start of another same sex marriage hearing at the u.s. supreme court. meet the couple at the center of today's fight. >>> first we're continuing to follow breaking news from san francisco. flames ripped through a bayview district building overnight. ahead the huge firefight and what is going on right now. >>> and history at the golden gate bridge. toll takers are now gone, next, how it's affecting the very of g to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. 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(woman) it's just been an amazing, amazing journey. i love these people. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> breaking news from san francisco's bay view district where a four-alarm fire has left more than a dozen residents homeless this morning. >> giant flames erupted from the building on mckinnon avenue for three and a half hours before fire crews finally managed to get it under control. it broke out just before 1:00 at the two-story building and spread over to two other buildings on 3rd street. two firefighters suffered minor injuries while fighting this fire. as we said, several people are being helped by the red cross right now to help find housing this morning. here is a live look at the scene. the flames are out. crews are still there mopping up and keeping an eye on any hot spots. also building inspectors are there. they are a bit worried about some of the walls collapsing. we'll have a live report in the next half hour. >>> right now 6:00 a.m. let's get you out the dwoor a look at weather and traffic. >> good morning. plenty of clouds and a full moon 5:33. you probably noticed you can kind of tell when that is happening out there. despite the cloud cover. no rain drops yet but we are anticipating a couple of showers here and there. as you head on out you may want to grab the umbrella. if you're new to the coast you'll be spending time there. we're in the 50s and by the afternoon with cloud cover and the possibility of a shower, high temperatures in the mid 50s.

moon. you're looking at the moon. that's a live shot of the moon. there someplace. we are lucky to have with us now at the table the praens colorado of both hill and -- as well as former council of the president joining us is dan bartlett. how are you? >> good, mike. >> you're looking good. >> yeah? >> we are going to get your take. both i think are in your wheelhou wheelhouse. the first from tom edsel. republican party has begun to move to the left and social and culture issues as well as on immigration despite the warnings of mass defections of white evangelical and born gone christians the shifts will not be as costly as some people both inside and outside the party claims. the fact is that on pretty much every noncultural issue, government spending and taxes and regulatory state and national defense the christian right holds orthodox republican views to the mainstream republicans. its members are unlikely to bolt the party. it may be a gamble and may cost the party donors but at the moment the republican party holds a losing hand. do you agree wi

about, you know, saying, you know, we've been to the moon already is to say, well, maybe my grandfather went to the moon, but we haven't been to the moon there's a whole younger generation whether the moon or mars or asteroid, whatever it is beyond lower earth orbit. so how do we give opportunities to that so they can capture these lessons and not only learn them academically, but give them tacit knowledge so that we fly, but we fly safely? sorry, long answer. >> can i adjust a little bit to that? and that is the importance of -- is this on? the importance of passing on knowledge from one organizational generation to the next. especially when you have these reorganizations in downsizing. you lose so much information. there needs to be a way of overlapping people within organizations to make it more possible for them to pass on the lessons that are never going to make it into a rule book or a standard operating procedure or a policy. and so i think some kind of journeyman system or something that makes it possible for people to learn the fixes that people have found in the past. and carry those on. >> did you want -- >> okay. another qu

mooned me the other night. the first time seeing the moon in ten years. i was like, wait, that was cool seeing her backside.she smiled at me and i was like -- it was a a twinkle in her eyes and i seen the stars. i was like, whoa, you know? just peaceful. just peaceful. >> the simple pleasures trotter has gained are about to be taken away from demetrius burks. >> just another day in paradise right here. 204 ccu, a.k.a., hell. >> burks is currently in the ccu, the custody control unit. but prison officials have decided to give him 15 months in the secured confinement unit for attacking a corrections officer. he will live in the same type of sell trotter did for the last ten years. >> i've learned not to touch the police because they will touch you back. >> the transfer could come any day. but burks might have even bigger problems. >> the case will also go to the prosecutor for their consideration of charges to be filed on the outside against burks. >> if the prosecutor pursues the case and burks is found guilty, he could get another six years added to his current 55-year sentence for murder. >> it is what it

moon. good people, not so good people. under that moon that night, it was hard to tell which was which, who was who. >> this is a case built on lies and deception and a cat and mouse. who knew what it was? >> but the story, when it began back in 2005 was about love or what certainly felt like it. in fact, fair to say, it was two kinds of love. there was what happened to ben when he met melissa. >> soons he met melissa, it was something i'd never seen. >> he was a changed man. >> absolutely. melissa really made the difference. >> and if anybody would know, his best friends would. cindy and scott. >> ben was family. i mean, he was family. >> and then there was ben's other love, brightest thing in his life, the one good thing that came from his first marriage, alissa. >> everybody said that i, he was he loved me more than anything. and i think it's true. >> quite true, of course. so there was a little jockeying at first. two women, one man, even if one of the women was just 3. >> our first date, alisa was there. we were just eating and i was talking to ben, trying to get to know him. and she was like, don't talk to my dad. >> i remember meeting her. i didn't really like her. she was talking to my dad. >> more than talking to him as it soon turned out. ben and melissa moved in together just a month later, sort of thing a 3 year old finds hard to understand. >> and she said i love you. and i said don't talk to my dad that way. >> but as we said, it was a love story. ben for both of them. as the friend and future brides maid put it. >> he was truly her best friend. and he was the best dad. that's all he cared about was alissa. that was his priority, was to take care of her. >> so it was melissa, and ben, and alissa. a threesome. >> he was so involved in every aspect of her life. they were like two peas in a pod. >> and one september day in 2006, ben and melissa got married. the ceremony at nearby lake tahoe. melissa a glowing bride, alissa, a little flower girl. >> it wasn't just melissa and ben getting married it was them marrying alissa too. >> they made a ceremony of it. >> alissa, will you promise to share in the love of this family? if so, please say i will. >> i had got her a little bracelet and got it engraved, letting her know i would always love her as my own and gave it to her that day. >> and from that moment on alissa called melissa mom. >> how did that make you feel? >> happy. very happy. >> oh, what a happy couple they were. a happy family. >> it's what you wait for all your life. >> what were your plans? >> to buy a house and have babies and have a family. >> they eventually moved here, a three bedroom ranch. alissa spent half her time with ben and melissa, the other time with her birth mom, ben's ex-wife, dawn. but above all what ben really wanted was to have his little girl permanently. >> he never thought that he could have his daughter. and i was like, yeah, you can. you could. >> and he did. he won custody. >> it was him and his daughter. and that's what he had always wanted. >> and then the little household grew. melissa's teenage brother craig moved in. and then winter came. and the wind. and on february 20th, 2008, the moon rose full over the carson valley. after dinner, ben, melissa, her teenage brother craig and little alissa settled in the den to watch a movie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch, waking up with a start. >> thinking i was late for work. it was like 2:30 in the morning. i was like oh, i'm not late. so i got in bed. >> crawled in with ben, moonlight on the covers, warm inside. >> about an hour later is when i was woke up by the smell and then a loud noise and my ears were ringing. at first i thought i was dreaming. >> a smell? >> yeah. it was a smell. >> gunpowder smell. >> mm-hm. >> as she told it, she looked over to ben. saw by the light of the moon he appeared to have slept through whatever it was. she nudged him. he didn't stir. >> i was like okay. i'll go check it out. so i walked around our bed and got about halfway down the hallway and realized that our front dor was open. >> but you didn't see anybody? >> no. >> halfway down the hall, she said, cold air rushing in. she

moon bay. they have shut down about a five-mile stretch of highway 92. there's a major injury crash just east of half moon bay. so again that direction -- both directions of 92 between main street and highway 35, this is about two miles east of main street where the accident happened near lima farm near the turnoff for the landfill. so traffic is being turned and. they are being detoured around the area while police investigate. unfortunately, there's a pretty long way around this. you can head south on highway 1 towards highway 84 near la honda or go north by sharp park road in pacifica. we are also following some super slow traffic this morning at the altamont pass and livermore because of an earlier crash that was approaching north first street. it's backed up through the area even beyond the earlier accident. towards airway boulevard so heads up if your commute takes you anywhere near that area. let's go towards our live traffic cameras. we have more cameras near 880 in oakland near 66. there was a small grassfire at northbound 880 near high street. it's minor. no lanes blocked. and once again, this is a live look near the oakland cal seem. that is your "timesaver traffic" -- this is a live look near the oakland coliseum. this is your "timesaver traffic." >>> for the first time in three months gas prices dipped, 6 cents. nation wise average is 3.74. the average in san francisco is 4:15 a gallon. in oakland it's 4:10. in san jose, 4.11. the low he was average gas price in california is in sacramento -- the low he was average gas price in california is in sacramento at 4.02 a gallon. look how much more we pay than the national average. >> whatever. >>> 6:54. coming up, we'll have a final check of your top stories. >> plus, a fire breathing octopus on the streets of san francisco. we'll explain. coming up after the break. [ male announcer ] subway introduces the new $3 six-inch select! this march we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. for over 75 years people have saved money with... ohhh... ...with geico... ohhh...sorry! director's voice: here we go. from the top. and action for over 75 years people have saved money with gecko so.... director's voice: cut it! ...what...what did i say? gecko? i said gecko? aw... for over 75 years...(laughs. but still trying to keep it contained) director's voice: keep it together. i'm good. i'm good. for over 75...(uncontrollable laughter). what are you doing there? stop making me laugh. vo: geico. saving people money for over seventy-five years. gecko: don't look at me. don't look at me. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. looking into a fatal shooting on the city's east side. officers responded to a call near capitol avenue and rive, about 4:30 t >>> san jose police this morning are looking into a fatal shooting on the east side. officers responded to the call of capitol avenue and murtha avenue around 4:30 this morning. they found a man dead at the scene with a gunshot wound. no suspect or motive in the case. >>> authorities are trying to figure out how a man got into an elevator shaft at a bart station. bart police say about 9:30 last night a homeowners man died after being crushed by an elevator going up. a passenger was using the elevator at the montgomery station when he heard a loud noise and then someone crying out in pain. it took several hours to get that body out. >>> 6:58. a final check of weather and traffic. and i guess you have a pretty serious accident out there. >> it's major injuries and that could mean it's a reported fatal. we are waiting for word from chp but there's about a mile long backup right now trying to get out of half moontions of highway 92 shut down between main street and skyline boulevard. so in the meantime until they have reopened that stretch about a five mile stretch is blocked off you will have to head south towards 84 cut over into la honda or use sharp park road and head north towards pacifica. it's a mess in the meantime in the area. lawrence? >> well, we have some great weather coming up, lots of sunshine is headed toward the bay area starting out with a couple of patches of fog outside. otherwise, we are looking good into the afternoon. starting out with temperatures running into the 30s and 40s. looking nice though out over the bay right now. i think by the afternoon, we are going to be enjoying even warmer temperatures than the weekend moving well into the 70s, maybe some mid-70s in some of the valleys. 50s at the coastline, maybe some 80s by the middle of the week. >> i love that. >> thank you. >>> well, fiery finale to a celebration. a new location opens in 6 weeks and yesterday, the e

moon bay really coming down at times. in the last three hours half moon bay has managed to collect bt collect .25" of rain. the bands continue to move from south to north. i am seeing an organized line in the inner east bay and an organized line along the coast. even though that cell we pointed out to you over half moon has moved on, we have more developing here. so this amount of rain anywhere from .25" to .5" can fall in an hour's time. but it's going continue to move to the north. this line of showers is going to stick with us least through the next hour as it continues to move to the north. and eventually to the east. we're seeing light rain over san francisco. pretty widespread at this point, down into areas along the peninsula. and into the south bay. milpitas, fremont and the inner east bay, livermore, pleasanton, fairfield reporting a little bit of lightning and thunder. pitburgpittsburg and antioch seeing light rain. so this is what we're going to be contending with over the next few hours and into tomorrow. here is the system that is still almost 400 miles off the coast. it's going to shift closer to the coast as we sleep and by tomorrow afternoon it will be sliding over us. that is when we'll have the most unstable air in place. and so the best chance at thunderstorms is going to be in the

today, but about, you know, saying we have been to the moon already, and to say, well, maybe my grandfather went to the moon. we haven't been to the moon. it's a younger generation. whether moon omars -- or mars. how do we give opportunities to capture the lesson. not only learn them academically but give them knowledge so we fly and safely. that's the long answer. >> can i add a little bit to that. that is the importance of -- is this on? the importance of passing on knowledge from one organizational generation to the next. especially when you have the reorganizations of downsizing. you lose so much information. there needs to be a way of overlapping people within organizations to make it more possible for them to pass on lessons that will never make it in to a rule book or a standard operating procedure or a policy. and so i think some kind of journey system or something that makes it possible for people tow learn the fixes that people have found in the past. and carry those on. >> another question? okay. i can tell we are getting late in the day. with that, we're on time. doing well. i would like to call up our ultimate panel. admir

this live view of the crescent moon as it continues to get bigger. and getting closer to the full moonght now out there in the 50s and 60s. san leandro, and emeryville. still mild through fairfield at only 62 degrees. look for mostly clear skies. high clouds from time to time. patchy low clouds and the north bay valleys. and the coast but there are expected to be out here pretty quickly. mostly sunny and getting breezy. 20 m.p.h.-30 m.p.h. temperatures in the morning will be sunday at 6:00 a.m. with it the 40's. perhaps 30's with the coolest but temperatures in the 60s in the afternoon. the north bay, the east bay getting into the 70's. rainfall expected for next week. grant? >> a one-time opponent of same-sex marriage has made a dramatic turn around. prominent ohio g-o-p senator rob portman announced the switch today. here's what's behind his sudden change of heart. >> i'm announcing today a change of heart on an issue that a lot of people feel strongly about >> grant: that issue.a controversial one.whether gay couples should have the right to marry. and at the heart of portman's reve

moon but the most important thing j.f.k. said when he talked about sending a man to the moon by the end of the decade was creating a new generation of engineers and scientists and mathematicians. that night when neil armstrong walked on the moon the average age of the engineer in mission control was 28! and what aid that did for our economy over the next 30 years is incalculable. >> rose: in that case you're -- >> president obama proposed the american jobs act in 2011, right? this which called for a modest amount of infrastructure spending so more aid to the state so they could rehire schoolteachers. it got nowhere. so if there's a straw man, if you're saying it's a straw man. gosh, that strong man seems to control a working majority in the house of representatives. it went nowhere. if we could have -- i mean, i'd be delighted to have eisenhower policies. i'd even take the top tax rate of 91%. >> i'm sure you would. >> but i would take the interstate highway system or its equivalent. >> and there's a great example where you make an investment that's losting. my great concern about the stimulus package-- i know, paul, you thought it should have been large herb-- i thought it should have been more focused. jeffrey sacks and i s