many of the religious faiths are cycled on the new moon. we're just being a part of that. the big controversy here in the west came when julius caesar started a new calendar in 40bc. this went great until 1500 when people noticed the seasons were beginning to get a little bit out of sync. and so the good pope gregory convened a group of people and they deliberated and looked at the sky and discovered there was an 11 day gap. >> what happened? >> caesar added 11 minutes to the 365 days and if you multiply 11 minutes by 1500 years, you come up some days short. so they skipped 10 days in the middle of the 1500s, which -- there's good german lutherans agreed to this about 60 or 70 years later and the japanese not until the 1700s and parts of slovenia are still arguing about it. the orthodox and the catholic have different observances of easter and that's why. it goes back to good pope gregory and julius caesar. >> okay. with all that in mind, we are in the season of lent and lent i want to remind people comes from a word which means spring. i think of lent as the church's sprin

between the 3rd quarter and the new moon by i think 28% visible. if that's not right you can let me know. no howling. no wolf howl. there it

between the 3rd quarter and the new moon by i think 28% visible. if that's not right you can let me know. no howling. no wolf howl. there it is. okay. [ howls ]. >> here comes the facebook message right now. my cat and dog just went nuts. good morning. mostly clear. down towards san jose some cloud cover. it looks like it's clearing up pretty quick. i don't think it will amount to anything but just in case might be a few sprinkles. sunshine in the morning and then a few clouds coming in. because of the cloud cover they're held up. north bay is ooment cooler because it's under clear skies. 43 so call. and 43 sncht soquel. rain down into phoenix and scottsdale. night keep things active in southern california. 50s and 60s on the cool side. speaking of on the cool side, here he is mr. sal castaneda. >>> we do have a decent commute. we do have some slow traffic though already on 580 and 205 if you're driving over the altman pass. it looks good so far. there are no major problems in dublin all the way over to caster valley. this is a look at the san mate

it is a new moon. clear skies. humidity is 79%. thank you for checking in, george. bring on the sunny day is what he said. lots sunshine. minus the clouds that remain to the north of the bay area. riding a very vigorous jet stream. sun today. warmer conditions. breezy winds. at times it may feel a little on the cool side due to the breeze. tomorrow is going to turn out to be the warmest day of the workweek. on thursday, we have to introduce a chance of rain in the early morning hours. here you go, right here, the high pressure, it is still out to the west of us, and trying to inch its way closer to the bay area. our future cast, clearly illustrates not a cloud in the sky today, but then on wednesday, as it ticks on by, we bring in the clouds from the north and then we see the rain chances, playing tag with the far reaches of the north bay. sweeping across the central bay, during the morning commute. if woe see any rain at all, it will be very minimal. across the state today, full sunshine in the central valley. high 60s and 70s. and tahoe the most perfect idealistic

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. >> narrowly avoiding a martian moon. new overnight, the preventive nasa sat is light from colliding with one of mars's moons. >>> plus snapchat i po makes millionaires out of a couple of kids from stanford. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> it's 6:14. as you make plans for the weekend, ready to head to the sierra, this storm system will bring in snow. and we are looking at the potential of the possibility of a couple of feet of snow this weekend. and you want to get out on the roads as soon as possible take the tire chains. i'll let you know how much this will bring as far as the bay area coming up. >>> rough time on the peninsula is slow. the last few minutes we have seen build from 101 to university. details coming up. >>> mike, thank you very much. the satellite was circling mars and had to avoid crashing into one of the two small moons. it was circling mars and had to move to avo

. >>> nasa released new pictures showing the unusual shape of one of saturns many moons, this is an up close look at the moon pan, up close that means 15,000

. >> new this morning at the live desk we just got this video of a fire at the half moon bay nursery, and that's the one on san mateo road, and it took more than an hour to fight. when firefighters got there they found storage containers and greenhouses up in flames, and firefighters had no water supply there so they had to get water from a nearby street. no word on the extent of the damage. nobody was injured. it's also unclear at this point how it started. firefighters are still investigating right now. >> thanks. >>> crews stopped the gas leak in alameda, and the shelter in place has been lifted. at 1:00 a.m. a car crashed through a fence and hit a pressured natural gas line and police had the driver stay in the car until they & e out there. >>> rules enacted during the obama administration information could be up for sale without your okay. >> reporter: imagine somebody getting the hands on all the sites you visited in the past week and then using that information to push ads, stores, or specific restaurants your way. >> seems very sketchy and shady, and i'm not a proponent at all

new capability. i love space. so, how much will it cost? well, tourists visiting the international space station have paid at least $20 million each. a moonknow who the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. fa ncy fancy seeing you there. quite a bit of weather on the cards, not all of it very cheery. i take you immediately towards the eastern side of scotland. better than this in the midlands earlier today and then some of the showers that have been there across wales and the south—west creeping a bit further east, going into the midlands, central and southern england. it's going round and round, for some of you, too slowly, with his low—pressure. the eastern side of scotland, it has taken a long time to get rid of the rain. totals over an inch in aberdeenshire. moving north overnight. some win showers and a new area of cloud and rain making itself known across the south—west and parts of wales to start the new day on sunday. it is tied in with a slow—moving weather front. it is moving, which i

resulted -- enough landing on the moon. the newore like a fun run with nations and companies working together to reach asteroids, mars, and the great beyond. but are the benefits worth the cost? president donald trump is probing nasa to considern that ned missions and beckoning elon musk spacex planning to send to private citizens on a trip around the mill next year. musk sees colonizing mars for the day that humans render their home planet uninhabitable. while nasa has found liquid water on mars, the planet remains a fixer upper. the space age began in 1957 with the soviets sputnik. tosident kennedy and higher land a man on the moon. once nasa met that goal, interest faded in the apollo lunar missions. it is shifted focus to sending astronauts miles into orbit into space crafts, the shuttle. the obama administration adopted similar ideas after staffing a plan return to the moon in 2010. here is the argument -- is it worth it? space is costly and complicated. changedg to the space everything from baby formula to mobile camera senso

new capability. i love space. so, how much will it cost? well, tourists visiting the international space station have paid at least $20 million each. a moonre. we don't know who the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. hello, good morning. the start of the week brought a mixture of sunshine and showers, but we were very close to some severe and potentially damaging weather. just across the way, in brittany, a gust approaching 120 mph. that area of low pressure brought us some rain in the south—west and the channel islands, and is running away across europe rapidly now, to bring more some snow to the alps, take some wetter weather across italy and to the adriatic, potentially bringing some damaging mistral winds to south—east france, and gusty winds into sardinia and corsica. here at home, things are very much quiter. the winds quite light, actually, and a lot of the showers that we had earlier on are beginning to fade away. so we will see clearer skies developing, and it will be turning into q

this after moon afternoon there's two more news about trump meeting with the ambassador. >> let's go to the meeting between attorney general, he recused himself, but he is still attorney general. how do we explain, he called a meeting, hosted a meeting, he had three staffer and junior with him. he put team in the room with him, there's front page story about russian involvement, throwing it in trump, and he was trump number one person in the senate, he acts as if this was the last thing when we went to the russian. he could not imagine russian guy coming to see him. as he recall, he can't remember what the meeting is about. >> russian ambassador wants to get to know people. this guy is come to see you, he is going to talk about stuff. what you did talk about. this is how the pattern becomes, there's nothing to look at here. we find out more. there's nothing to look at here. soon or later, blames leaker. it's a weird pattern. the behavior suggestions there's something there and nobody wants to answer questions. >> do you think it's possible, if it you want to end disclosure get a list

next half our of "action news" at 12:30 a large meat smoking machine was found that was stolen from a local barbecue restaurant. >>> and the unusual shape of one of saturn's many moonsming up next. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams and sara bloomquist and meteorologist. david murphy. >>> hello again, sara bloomquist is off today. and here are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30. a snow filled friday across our region and we have the latest on when the snow moves out. >>> and local hospitals are back to work after a strike but they don't have a new contract and the historic reading terminal marquette has a lot to offer. >>> we begin with the latest on the developing story out of lehigh county. the crash on the northeast extension continues to cause trouble for drivers in the northbound lanes. between the quakertown and lehigh valley exits in lower township. it involves two separate accidents and one had seven vehicles involved at the time. no word when this will be cleared out. meantime the snow continues to fall at this hour. the good news is in most places it's not sticking to the roadways that was the case in de

and happening today metro new customer information call centers new hours take effect and the new hours are moonhrough friday a.m. to 8 p.m. and then weekends from 8 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. it safe metro a million a year and the moves comes as steady decline in call volume over the past five years. >> developing in alexandria where west potomac high school resigning and case and assistant principal michelle lidle were both put on leave from the school in alexandria earlier this month and district declined to say why calling it personnel matter and source us say is has nothing to do with students. assistant principal lionel remains on leave. >> a bill that makes it misdemeanor to smoke marijuana in public or while driving is under consideration by law makers maryland. it is quality of life issue and says the bill is especially important for people living in prince george country. >> what we have currently as law is civil penalty which means our pepties will be lower than penaltys in washington d.c. and in virginia and again we find that this would put us at disadvantage the laws here give less prote

this is our fourth wettest month, about 3 1/4 inches the full moon is going to hit on the 12th. good news for lake port. you can see the current flood stage is now down below 10 feet and slowly letting out and the weather service has not extended the flash flood warning, still until friday so hopefully a couple more days and it's over. look at that. i mean, come on. i could sit here and stare at this all morning but we've got to move on. sunny, warmer today, average highs, we've got warmest tomorrow afternoon. of course i captured it and already put it on twitter and facebook, still looking wet saturday and tuesday. here's a look at our storm impact scale. light rains possible saturday, sunday, and monday. 1/4 to possibly 1/2 inch. breezy but not damaging and the rain is going to fall saturday evening and saturday night. okay? so saturday morning and most of sunday are looking fairly dry, some scattered showers there. a slight chance of a shower monday and then tuesday is going to be dry. but wait. look at thursday and friday. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. nice days ahead of us. >

new shepherd, five times. but now the company appears to be shifting its focus to a familiar target, the moon. ue origin is reportedly circulating a seven-page white pain tore nasa and the trump administration, outlining its plan to develop a new spacecraft to help it establish human settlements on the moon. >> what it really wants to do is to land this lunar to bring cargo, supplies, equipment, science experiments. >> reporter: the target suspect just earth's nearest neighbor, he's also aiming at elon musk and spacex. to make its shipments, blue origin could use its newest rocket, the new glenn, named after john glenn. it will be capable of directly spe competing with spacex's falcon rockets. spacex has already successfully launched 29 falcon 9 rockets and also has its eyes on the moon. on a conference call last week, musk announced plans for two private citizens to ride in a lieu munar capsule as early nex year. >> reporter: bazos says he wants to do that and more. >> our vision is millions of people living and working in space. >> reporter: the two have enjoyed a friendly rivalry for years,

new photographic research. i will pull a full photographic plates so you can see what they look like. lick observatory was very prominent in moon observations. we have many plates of the moon from the early or late 1800s and early 1900. this is a plate from 1908. this is a negative image so that you can actually see the moon looks dark and the sky looks white. these are some of the finest images of the moon in existence and they are routinely used in textbooks even today when you are learning about the moon. lick observatory was not only doing research on the moon back in the late 1800s and early 1900s, but we had a key part to play in the apollo 11 mission. buzz aldrin and neil armstrong on the moon on their first trip what is called the lunar retro reflector and this is a -- little prisms of light that if light came in, it would be sent along the same path. we use the largest telescope, the shane 103 inch -- to shoot a laser at the moon and send the laser light back at us and that yielded the most accurate measurement to the distance of the moon ever done to that point. james lick unfortunately did not get to see his monument

tonight that man from south africa with ties to the bay area is at half moon bay. new at 10:00 tonight, ktvu amber lee joins us live after meeting with chris this evening as he and his friends celebrated his accomplishment, amber? >> reporter: jew knee, we are at the landing where we did meet with chris burdesh. he tells me this is his driving force. >> reporter: the celebration of chris' accomplishments, enthusiastic friends who would support him, they greeted him here at half moon bay. he's not in his native south africa. >> everything i do is about believing yourself and crossing the borders and boundaries. just catching what is possible. >> reporter: he says why he decided to cross the atlantic ocean on a paddle graph. because he was in his elements at the sea. he started this journey in morocco on december 6. from the start he said there were heroing conditions, up to 45 miles per hour winds. 40-foot waves. dangerous conditions existed almost daily. >> between the sharks, they were trying to attack me to giant squid trying to pull me down. i mean 20 to 30-foot sea

moons. these are new images from nas nasa's spacecraft. craft closest ever encounter with the moon casini captures images of what looks to be a ring around the icy orb. saturn has 62 confirmed moons it is most recognizable itself for rings that surround the planet. >> a rare mind a search re's old shipwreck expected to fetch millions of dollars on the auction block next month. these emeralds were found inside of a spanish ship that sank off the coast of florida back in 1622. among the gems the 887 karat la gloria. the auction house called it one of the largest museum quality emeralds in the world. it's expected to go for up to $5 million. another emerald is said to be at the largest star emerald ever found and valued at $3 million. >>> the philadelphia housing authority and t-mobile want to make sure people in need have access to the internet. today they handed out brand new tablets and free wifi to more than 600 households in west philadelphia. over the next year, the o goal is to get tablets into 4500 homes. one in four american househol

stars are bright and beautiful as is the moon early this morning. bad newsh all the clear skies and the calm winds is that temperatures have been able to drop overnight. we're down to the freezing mark here in d.c. at 32 degrees. up towards gaithersburg 25. 23 towards frederick. 25 in westminster. down south of to fredericksburg. heavier coats this morning. back to that winter like feel. only 37 trees by 11 o'clock today but lots and lots of sunshine, up to 45 by 2 o'clock in the afternoon. a few clouds later on this evening as you head home from work. 48 degrees but all in all, not a terrible day. we have some warmer weather on the way. again we'll talk much more about that coming up in just a few more minutes. that's a check of the forecast. erin como back to you for traffic. >> all right. it is 4:36. we have made it to friday eve and as you make your way out on the top of the beltway outer loop construction zone still in place. three left lanes blocked. that could cause some slowdowns as more folks hit the roads this morning but the good news is volume ri

reporting live in half moon bay, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. the building involved in monday's deadly blaze in west oakland is set to be demolihed. firefighters say it is too unstable and will be torn down once investigators figure out what caused the fire. four people died in the building on san pablo and athens avenue. it was home to a nonprofit transitional housing program. the red cross has set up a shelter for the dozens of people who were displaced. >>> new details in alameda where pg&e crews decided to deactivate a gas line after it was cut earlier this morning. this is video from the scene around 7:00 this morning. crews were able to plug the gas leak and a shelter-in-place has been lifted. police say the pressurized steel riser that pumps gas was severed around 1:00 a.m. when a car crashed through a fence and slammed into it. the driver suffered minor injuries. only one customer was affected, and that person no longer uses gas service. so pg&e is just turning the line off. >>> we're also following developing news out of washington d.c.

new capability. i love space. so, how much will it cost? well, tourists visiting the international space station have paid at least $20 million each. a moonh more. we don't know who the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. good morning. saturday was a day of mixed fortunes. sunny for some, wet for others. let's have a look at some of the weather watcher pictures that we have to illustrate the point. a pretty miserable day across parts of aberdeenshire. the rain relentless all day. further south, some lovely spring sunshine and warmth to go with it. highs of 13 degrees close to london. yes, it was beautiful here, but the rain continued with over an inch across parts of northern scotland and plenty of showers piling in around the low. as we go through sunday, the rain will clear into the northern isles and that will allow this weather front to push into the south—west. so, a change. looking at 9am in the morning, some sunny spells. a few showers across much of scotland, but on the whole an impro

moon next year. greg dawson, bbc news. a big development in space.ness news in world business report. first, a look at the weather where you are. hi there. yesterday, our warmest day of the month, temperatures reached 22. today we have rain again affecting western parts, as this front pushes through, it will bring slightly cooler air, not quite as warm. here's the forecast through the day, the wettest weather through northern however, wherever you are, in the morning it's going to be a nice mild start to the day. temperatures around 11 or 12 degrees for many of us but there will be some rain around. i think it will probably be quite a wet start to the day across south—west england and for wales. some fairly heavy pulses of rain here. there could be a few spots getting in across the midlands and hampshire, but not amounting to too much. east of this line is probably going to be largely dry. the front will be very weak as it moves in later during the morning. now, for northern ireland, although it starts off on a cloudy and wet note, the rain moves thr

moon bay. i am working on getting you new video and information on what happened next. >> jessica, thank you. >>> a motorcyclist flies off of >>> a motorcyclist flies off of a cliff pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> 5:00 a.m., and halfway through the week, welc

new shepherd five times. but now the company appears to be shifting its focus to a familiar target, the moon. is reportedly circulating a seven-page white paper to nasa and the trump administration, outlining its plan to displaying a new spacecraft for settlements on the moon. >> what he really wants to do is to land it to bring cargo, supplies, equipment, science experiments. >> reporter: bezos' target isn't just earth's nearest neighbor, he's also aiming at elon musk and his rival company spacex. for makes shipments blue or igi could use the new glenn named after glenn. spacex has already successfully launched 29 falcon 9 rockets and also has its eyes on the moon. on a controversy call last week, musk announced plans for two private citizens to ride in a lunar capsule as early as next year. >> they would skim the moon the surface of the moon, go quite a bit further out into deep space and then look back to earth. >> reporter: bezos says he wants to do that and more. >> our vision is working space. >> reporter: the two have enjoyed a working rivalry for years but now, those who follow the two

. >> reporter: it's a moon yunume freedom. this newace is soaping at the harriet tubman undground raeril leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >>> you now have a great excuse to check out the new harriet tubman underground railroad visitors center on the eastern shore of maryland. it's located in church creek, maryland. barbara harrison took a trip down there to see the new center before its grand opening this weekend. >> harriet tubman was born a slave on a plantation along the chesapeake. her intimate knowledge of the land is how she created the perfect escape route known as the underground railroad. it's the black water marshes. this is dorchester county, maryland, where harriet tubman was born and raised. when you look at the majesty of this, the water, the sky, you understand why this her native land is where

new capability. i love space. so, how much will it cost? well, tourists visiting the international space station have paid at least $20 million each. a moon't know who the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. we saw all sorts early on today. snow, hail, and some rain as well. we saw a bit of rain and some brighter weather. so some rainbows in places but some of the showers were really quite heavy and they contained hail. have a look here at 0xfordshire. and we also saw some snow. yes, snow there over the higher ground in wales. so a variety of weather. all down to an area of low pressure swirling around the heart of the uk. that is drifting its way ever eastwards and will continue to do so over the night. gradually things are calming down, although it is still fairly gray over the eastern side and into the small hours of the morning with small outbreaks of rain. another area of rain moving into the south—west of the uk. it will be chilly, generally speaking. temperatures up to five degrees and

moon night. jackson vanderbeckon bay area news. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit call us, 1-888-996s. you can send an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> we'll explain after the break. she's heading to whingt d-c >>> you may not believe me but this is about a 5-year-old, 5-year-old from tulsa, oklahoma, making history. this girl is heading to washington, d.c., to compete in the national spelling bee. >> listen to word that she spelled to win that spot. jnana. >> are you stuttering? >> that's right. this is the word that edith f l fuller spelled to clinch her spot. she beat out 63 others ranging from age from 5 to 14. fuller's mother said she discovered her daughter's talent for spelling last year when edith spelled the word "restaurant" correctly last year sche when she was 4. >> jnana. how about that? that cute little girl there. >> can you spell snow? >> hail? >> actually, we're seeing a little bit of everything, rain, a little bit of sleet and snow east of san jose and some thunder still popping up. watch out for that. that is the volatile weather mix we're still seeing outside

will fly like a skylark next march. >> will be a technological marvel like that of the moon. >> a space shuttle. newly by wire system which is you don't have pulleys and cables, all done by electronics, all by commands coming through a computer. >> built as the world's first reusable spaceship, carrying satellites and scientists. >> the most important thing was the digital revolution of faster, more powerful computers with complex software. >> computers are absolutely necessary to fly a spacecraft like the shuttle. it's the most sophisticated, most complex system that has been put into space yet. >> first time i saw columbia and got close to it, my whole thought was, oh, my god, it's big. and this is going to go 17,500 miles per hour? >> more than 500,000 people crowded the beaches around cape canaveral to witness the first space shuttle launch. >> t-minus 10, 9, 8, 7. we've gone from main engine start -- >> we added a giant fuel tank to it and rockets which are the largest bottle rockets on the planet. when you light that puppy, it's going somewhere. >> america's first space shuttle. and thshtle ha

new flonase sensimist. ♪ blue moon is brewed with valencia orange peel, ♪ for a taste that shines brighters is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ >> anthony: the bronx academy of letters is something of a cause for me. an institution whose mission i see as absolutely vital if kids, like these kids, from a tough neighborhood, often coming from tough family situations, are going to do the things that they're capable of. of having the things they want. i believe that there is no way to realize your dreams if you can't articulate them. if you can't with words convince others to give you the opportunities, the chances you need to grasp. so i want to talk today, really, i'm going to tell you in a short period of time, everything i know about writing. today i'm dropping by in my role as substitute teacher. i'm from manhattan. and i don't know anything about the bronx, really. i'm -- i'm rid -- ridiculously, shamefully ignorant. do you think people know about the bronx? what it's like to grow up in the bronx? >> male student: everybody perceives the

new capability. i love space. so, how much will it cost? well, tourists visiting the international space station have paid at least $20 million each. a moonh more. we don't know who the two passengers are, but if they get there, they may pave the way for others to follow. david shukman, bbc news. that's your lot from reporters this week. from me, david eades, goodbye. weather fronts swinging back and forth across the uk like a pendulum. no two days are the same which is welcome news if you live in scotland where it was pretty miserable, hardly worth stepping outside. different across the midlands — beautiful blue skies as depicted from bournville. the showers spoilt the end of the day and the persistent rain has been across the far north and east, over an inch of rain in scotland. low pressure continues to move that rain across the northern isles and be replaced by another weather front pushing into the south—west bringing wet and windy weather. sandwiched in between some clear sky, a light frost possible but you should start the day with decent spells of sunshine. it is not expected to last, gale force gusts and rain across the south—wes

. >>> nasa released new pictures showing the unusual shape of one of saturns many moons, this is an up close look at the moon pan, up close that means 15,000 miles away, many comments on social media that the moon shape looks like ravioli or a walnut or brie. it's one of 15 moons surrounding saturn. >>> the defending national champs bet st. johns yesterday. and sixer center jahlil okafor was back on the floor and missed the last two games with a knee injury and the rookie dario saric had a game. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 12:30 another check of the forecast for you as we look live, sky 6 hd showing you the snow falling a bit here at philadelphia international airport meteorologist, melissa magee has an update from accuweather when we come right back. >>> all right back to our snow on this friday. it started to fall this morning first in the lehigh valley and folks in allentown knew it was coming and they were ready and so were the road crews, annie mccormick shows us. >> we are snow covered here on busy lehigh street in allentown where the snow started falling before 6:00 this

gosling stars in the bio-pic as neil armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon they may have ended their romance, but e! newsrting orlando bloom say getting back together "is not out of the question." sources tell e news orlando is just not ready for a serious relationship coming up at six - a day without a woman, becoming a day without school. john live tease announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. breaking overnight, a wild chase into d.c. our cameras, in the middle of it all. where this started in the crazy scene that unfolded after the chase ended. larry: a day without women, schools

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moon bay. the good news is is that as the storm is expected to make an exit, we are on track to see a drying trend in the forecast. however we're still seeing snow in saratoga, mt. hamilton as well, and lake tahoe saw just over 13 inches of snow. we are definitely expecting the chance of possible hail and sleet over the next couple of hours. that's going to make for an even more dangerous commute, paired with colder temperatures. for a closer look at how commuters are doing on the road, let's get a check of mike. >> wet roads around the bay behind me. ice, snow and sleet as well. it will be slippery for a number of reasons around the bay. definitely cold outside. those conditions are rife for other issues, as far as freezing up in the north bay. looking over at the traffic frozen, it's not because of the wind, though there's an advisory for the bay bridge. let's look at the live shot from emeryville. we had a crash reported on the top of the incline, another disabled vehicle in the backup. they have one of those removed. the second incident, i think, they still have to have another traffic vehicle

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moon is critical. that is tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> it is our friday tradition, every friday we introduce youa dog or cat that needs a new home. >> so mike is here to show us who is looking for a loving home. >> we have a cat from the humane society of silicon valley. his name is vinnie. check him out. he is one of the quirkiest and most favorite cats. he's a 2-year-old, neutered and male tabby and an old injury gives him the scar and he is playful and a gentlemen of leisure. he is fine being left alone when you are at work and set up a perch but he could be stubborn about moving off of it when you get home. and his heart is his sweet spot. and he is fiv positive and he needs to be indoor only. if you are interested in vinnie, he is adorable. 40 #-262-2133 is the humane society. they love him there but he has to find a forever home. >> any [ inaudible ]. >> the humane society? i don't know. i haven't looked. >> around this time sometimes they have special offers and so you'll keep an eye on it. >> absolutely. right. >> i'm still stuck on vinnie. he is a gentlemen of leisure. i would prefer to

moon next year. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the women who could have been suicide bombers. of norway. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he'd been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. the latest headlines: a senior democrat on the senate intelligence committee has accused russia of trying to hijack the us election through wh

spacecraft that carried the apollo 11 astronauts to the moon and back was displayed for the last time today at the air and space museum. it has a newaround the country. and as wusa9's stephanie gailhard tells us, it has not moved in about 50 years. >> it's a great day. we have a kid here really interested in space so it's a great experience for you. right bud? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: thousands of people got a glimpse of the apollo 11 command module saturday. >> it is amazing. it is historic. it is really good for the people to be able to get this close. >> reporter: it carried the apollo 11 astronauts to the moon and back 50 years ago. >> i saw this go up when i was 11 years old. so it was wonderful to see this and come back here and ask questions. >> reporter: the command module leaves the air and space museum in october for around the country. this spacecraft weighs 13 tow pounds so transporting it won't be easy. but preparations have been made so it goes smoothly. >> some of the important things are the heat shield. the astronauts lived and worked here so there's stories and evidence of them being there. >> 50 years after its mi

news. >>> former vice president joe pieden will talk about cancer. on the south southwest festival. with the cancer moont to accelerate efforts towards a cancer care. >>> and netflix wants viewers to choose their own ending to tv shows. the streaming service is planning a trial of new technology that lets viewers make choices during the show. this is according to britain's daily mail. it's not clear if the new technology will apply to new shows or existing ones. apparently, they're going to tart with children's programs. anne-marie. >> it reminds me of those books as kids. i used to cheat. i'd go back and pick another one. >> i don't blame you. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you so much, jill. >>> still ahead -- a new look at soy. why some doctors say soy products might be beneficial for certain breast cancer patients. forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> a man proposed to his girlfriend last month in a small plane ride and quickly tested the sickness and health vows. just after giving her the engagement ring he throuew up. after caring for him, she said yes, anyway. h

moon night. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit regarding this story or any other story, give us a call, 888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the water no longer going over the anderson spillway. it is under control for the week. >> definitely. the next four days we should have dry weather in the mix. darren son reservoir, i checked that 99% right now. and with that sunny weather there is a side effect i do want to let you know about that tonight. the pollen report is in and if your allergies are aggravating you it is likely due to pine trees. right now that's in the moderate category. a grass mold and weeds currently low. so, watch out for those allergies as we head throughout the next three days. let's get you into tomorrow morning's forecast. i do not want you to be caught off guard. it is going to be cold right down to the tri-valley again tomorrow morning. 37 degrees, sunny across the board all the way down to the south bay and 41 to start. for the north bay we'll begin at 38 degrees, jacket wea