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that would explain the irregularities on the surface of the present day moon. all the valleys on the side we see. all the mountains on the other side. >> scientists have not had a good way to track that down yet. this is the beginning of solving that mystery. >> zero, and liftoff of the delta ii with grail, journey to the center of the moon. >> reporter: in september, nasa launched two lunar probes aboard the same rocket. they'll chase each other in orbit around the moon to study it from surface to center. the mission will be run from this control room at the jet propulsion laboratory at pasadena, california. a critical point comes this weekend when the two spacecraft fire their maneuvering rockets to get into orbit around the moon. >> this is the big crunch time. this weekend is going to be the time when it comes together or falls apart. >> that's one small step for man -- >> reporter: for nasa it will be the most intense focus on the moon since the days of the apollo program. >> it's very challenging but we have done a lot of practicing and we're ready to do t

we'll see the shadow cast on a moon. d on the animation you put together this year is different than last year. how? is there well, the big difference is where the eclipse happens in the sky. last year the eclipse happened high up overhead. this one happens in the early morning hours as the moon is setting. we could see different colors and different contrast. >> what is the best time to look at this? >> i would say between 5:30, 5:45 and a little bit after 6:00 the moon goes into totality. and then you have the energy to watch it until it disappears over the horizon or when the sun comes up. if you want more information, you can come out here. they'll have telescopes eyeballing the moon. of course, you'll be able to see with your naked eye if you wan to get up early in the morning and look at it. we had an eclipse in the newsroom a couple of days ago. so we're very fortunate. >> turn around, bob. good one. >> a cia drone has made an appearance on iranian state television. it's not a good thing. the u.s. acknowledging it

. >>> and to the moon. tonight, inside the mission being called the biggest since we landed there. being called the biggest since we landed there. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. i'm harry smith, in for brian tonight. five days to go and eyiowans cat blink without seeing or bumping into a republican presidential candidate. the candidates are making final arguments before tuesday's caucus claiming they have the record, the values and the right stuff to win next november. chuck todd and peter alexander are in iowa tonight. we begin with peter in mason city. peter, good evening. >> reporter: harry, good evening to you. one sign that mitt romney's campaign is gaining confidence and looking forward to the opportunity to win here in iowa next week is today they announced they will host a party after tuesday night's caucuses and stay overnight to do tv interviews before heading to new hampshire where romney is heavily favored. before a large crowd in this iowa city that inspired the broadway play "the music man". >> i feel like br

this is you on the moon. is the man we are talking to, folks, gene cernan, an american hero and astronaut on the moon, the last man to walk on the moon. now we've got the chinese saying, they are going to begin the work to land their own astronauts on the moon, when we've a been donned abandoned our plans, the return to the moon by 2020, that plan has now been canceled. this is you. as the man who was in that suit doing this on moon, how do you feel? >> not very good. pretty disappointed. we knocked on the door. it will be 40 years ago. people don't realize, i made those final steps 40 years ago, almost a half a century ago. we knocked on the door to the future. it was for the following generations to walk-through that door, and who knows where they'd be now and what it would mean to the future of this. not just the country but the future of the world, of mankind, and we just backed down and quit, quite frankly, and a lot of people today, i get more questions from young men and women in their 40s or 50s who w

total eclipse of the moon for the next hour. clear skies, freezing temperatures in the north bay. >> good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. a middle schoolteacher has confessed to having sex with a former student. math and science teacher andrew bruce cottrell was arrested yesterday following a week long investigation. the victim's parents found out about the relationship and went to police. >> at about noon walnut creek police officers came here to dab -- diablo middle school. they took math teacher bruce cottrell out of class. they brought him in another room away from students and arrested him. >> he confessed to the several allegations, and at that time he was then taken to the contra cost county detention facility. >> he faces multiple counts of sexual abuse with a student. a young woman she's within -- been having relations with for the past three years. >> we have lewd acts with a child between the ages of 15 and 14, and then we also have oral copulation with the juvenile. >> police say the child's parents found out about the

>>> still to come at 5:00, they've been on the moon and explored the solar system.hy can't nasa find its own artifacts. >> wth go on, why donald trump's debate may be in serious trouble. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. >>> thanks but no thanks. michele bachmann and rick perry are the latest gop candidates to decline. and that leaves two. the real estate mogul says he's considering canceling the debate but saying it's for another reason and still considering his own run for the presidency and not decided when he'll actually decide. >>> pieces of the moon are missing. they're somewhere here on earth but nasa has lost track of them. the inspector general said the agency has lost or misplaced more than 500 lunar rocks or dust samples since 1970s. it's more than 800 rocks of soil and rocks. nasa has loaned out 21,000 samples to researchers. >>> you may not think hip-hop when yo

every time the moon came through the gab, they did massive construction for it. so you know it was the time and you know there was somebody pacing up there just checking whatever watch he had, looking at that gap and thinking, i hope this is the day. and it was the day. we stood there and waited and he said first light, we all looked and we couldn't see it. he had a better eye, he had been watching this much longer than us. but then we started to see the glow. and then the orb of the moon rose into this narrow gap between two twin towers looking north into the rocky mountains. and as that happened, i turned around and as the south -- and i see out of the rocky mountains, i could see a gap where the piedro river flows south and through that gap i could see the desert of northern new mexico and just over the horizon, just about 120 miles away, is chaco canyon, the largest anastazi site in the southwest, just over the horizon. and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two

he loves the moon, the meteor meteorites and might yores and things like that.s the western -- meteors and things like that. that's the western sky. tomorrow if it cheers out in the evening, you'll be able -- clears out in the evening, you'll be able to see that. not too terribly cold anywhere. we just have an absence of real cold air. it looks like basically that trend will continue now right in through the end of the year into next week, too. we'll have some cold days, but nothing extremely cold in the offering at least that i can see. a lot of rain coming up from the deep south, though. we're anticipating now it looks like some of this will be in by early tomorrow morning. look at these heavy storms moving into alabama, huntsville about to get more heavy rain and birmingham. this has been thunderstorm activity, some spotty severe thunderstorm down there and you see here we are in d.c. it's getting closer to us and now it's looking like by as early as tomorrow morning for the commute we could have some showers starting to move in. that's a bit of an update in

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the moon passed into the earth's shadow. it took on a little bit of an orange that looked like that. that was at 6:05. we had it here on nbc bay area. the unfortunate thing, it is approaching the horizon. it is getting lost in some haze and high clouds off to the west. you are noticing if you are venturing outside. most of the bay area, 20s and 30s in the north bay. time to warm up. mostly 50s to low 60s. for highs today. a cold start to the morning. more high clouds coming in for the afternoon. cool day today. today is the dry day. tomorrow, rain. it has been a while since we have been talking about a chance of showers. we do need to see some rain. i will let you know how much will impact your sunday plans. >> we will talk more about that lunar e-kripclipse in a little . >>> prepping for an unwanted import at the port of oak lan. they are gearing up for a massive occupation. occupy protest areers are promi a day of action. some port workers say a shutdown will hurt them too. "today in the bay's" gene el wi lie has the story

the telescopes pointed to the moon. omparing at it, looking at it with a naked eye versus the telescope, what are you doing to see that you wouldn't pick up with the naked eye. the main difference will be the size of the moon, but technically you may see some changes in the shadow colors a little bit. >> so set your alarms early this morning. those of us will be sleeping in. 4:005:00. you can also go online to get more information. >> time to check in with christina loren. ♪ turn around >> go with it. we're not turning around when it comes to your forecast. really hazy start making way. comfortable conditions outdoors. 36 in oakland. you're picking up more fog. that fog is keeping your temperatures more mild this morning. take a look. we have a mile and a half of visibility in novato. that's keeping you out of the 20s at this point. we'll see a stronger onshore flow. so your future cast shows you, stop the clock for you at 5:00 a.m. saturday morning, show you the clearest conditions. we won't see a lot of fog. as we wake

the total eclipse of the moon coming our way. re's a look outside from the camera looking out over the city. it's been cool and dry. that will change by tomorrow and we will look at maybe some raindrops. we will talk about k coming up. >> if you do step out to lock at the eclipse, comeback w have a story about turning fuel [ female announcer ] we all want cleaner laundry. we all want fewer chemicals. all free clear oxi-active. a free clear detergent that's tough on stains and gentle on skin. try all free clear oxi-active. why settle for a one-note cereal? ♪ more, more, more... get more with honey bunches of oats 4 nutritious grains come together for more taste, more healthy satisfaction. get more with honey bunches of oats. >> welcome back on saturday morning. looking out from the roof cam to the bay bridge. i guess the christmas song is true, even the stoplights flash a bright red and green. they aren't flash being but they are showing red and gren in the holiday spirit. that's the way i interpret that picture. >> that's good. i

the moon off to the west. after the cold start with 20s and 30s, a decent afternoon. 50s to low 60s around the area. tomorrow, we'll see the numbers drop as we get chillier air and more clouds spilling in. highs tomorrow mainly in the 50s. we are cooling quickly. by 9:00 and 10:00, the inland valleys will dip into the 30s. jacket weather this evening. as the sea breeze picks up, notice the air quality tomorrow starting to change. the rain and mixing of the air will help the air qualities we have been seeing here. tonight, 30s and p 40s for lows. tomorrow, more clouds. best chance of rain is south of most of the bay area. the system dies toward southern california. the clouds lurking offshore. this system is going to move towards san lewis abis po south. more clouds and cooler temperatures. the santa cruz mountains, you can see scattered showers. in terms of accumulations, the system is not throwing a lot our way. in terms of accumulations, here you go. that's it for this system. we could use more rain. most of

the afternoon. mainly 30s at 8:00, a few 40s around oakland, san francisco and half moon bay. afternoon hazy sun and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s along the coast and 60s for rest of us. saturday probably our fourth and final spare the air hazy sun will dominate once again. then change, chance of showers sunday especially monday morning. good morning frances. >> good morning. we head to oakland, a lot of brake lights northbound 880 near high street. traffic is slow approaching the scene all cars are being taken off on the high street off-ramp they get back on but still a back-up. southbound 880 through oakland, lanes blocked scheduled to be'm% blocked this should be cleared by 5:00 this morning. i wanted to check out the drive time for you, 238 on 880 northbound to the maze, 16 minutes. you will need to add an extra five minutes for that detour off and back on a little slow you may want to consider 580 everything should be cleared in the next 20 minutes. we'll keep you posted. >>> the eye appear rannians show off -- the iranians show off a downed american drone. >>> nasa

. ♪ >>> two nasa satellites are set to orbit the moon, the first one as early as today. is here with the details. ra is this mission all about? >> they're going to find out more about the moon. what's inside the moon. it's a pretty neat thing. done. video. this is going to be a series of two different satellites they're sending around the moon. the objective is to get a better understanding of how gravity works on different parts of the moon. it will give us a better idea of what the moon is made of, how it formed. that will in turn will give us a better idea how ow planet was formed. the amazing thing, too, it takes a -- when you think about let's say the apollo missions, we had astronauts going to to the moon. these guys, thth these satellites up there took roughly three weeks. still an amazing thing. nasa is bringing in some cool information. there's a lot going on. this mission, by the way, is going to run. it begins tomorrow on new year's. and it moves on all the way through june. so it's going to be very, very cool to see who gets some amazing information out of th

this is what the moon looks like before the excitement begins. it will turn reddish orange during the total eclipse by 7:00 a.m. that's the moon right there. >> we are able to see it. it is a full moon and we have clear skies. the rain and when it will wash away the haze as eyewitness news continues on the cw. >>> the best dancer, roberta will know when we will see this lunar eclipse, 6:00 a.m. >> that's when we should be experiencing it. it will begin at 4:45 and it will conclude about 6:57. we have more information coming up. let's step outside as our live cbs weather camera looking out towards brightly lit up. today we had a high temperature of 58 in san francisco, which is spot on for this time of the year. it is currently 53 degrees in the city by the bay with some haze remaining. the winds are nonexistent. we have the full lunar eclipse tomorrow morning. look towards the ocean in the western horizon and begin at 4:45, concluding at 6:57. your weather headlines. we will have the fourth straight day of the winter spare the air day for your sa

the earth's shadow taking out a chunk of the moon. look to the west at the eclipse reaches its peak around 6:05. should see a little bit of an orange tint to the moon. it is cold outside. if you are going to try to see this, it is going to be bundle-up weather for the morning. afternoon, 50s, low 60s. tomorrow, we will be tracking a chance of showers dropping into the bay area. >>> that's your weekend forecast. lester? >> all right, bill. thanks. >>> to the soerch for a former fbi agent who vanished in iran. robert levenson disappeared nearly five years ago and his family hopes the release of a hostage video they received will lead to new answers in the case. we'll talk to levenson's wife in a few moments. first, incomes's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >> please, help me. >> reporter: the first public glimpse of retired fbi man robert levenson since he went missing in iran almost four yearsation. before smiling, healthy, a father and grandfather. after years of activity he appears gaunt as he make as heartbreak i

. >>> nasa is about to get a closer look at the moon. two unmanned probes about the size of a washing machine are on the path to enter the moon's orbit this weekend. the plan is to have them circle the moon for two months and then start collecting data about the moon's gravitational field. by studying the moon's gravitational pull, scientists will be able to analyze what lies beneath the moon's surface. >>> we're going to take a look at weather with meteorologist veronica johnson with the reality check. >> that's right. a reality check for sure. >>> what lies beneath the cloud cover that we have overhead, some wind. that's what we're going to have to deal with all day long. the other reality check, we're in the 40s right now. the mercury is not going to rise very much today. high yesterday of 55 degrees. today some ten degrees lower. and then a very cold overnight coming our way. 40 in hagerstown, 44 in d.c. right now. 41 degrees in fredericksburg. take a look at the radar right now. we've got snow coming through west virginia, around cum

he answered it was the commander who chose me. okay sun moon said i will turn down the sheets for us much the bed faced a balcony over looking the mountain. across the river was a glow much the 2 disrobed and entered where they lay awake waiting until 10 o'clock. it's a common misconception that listening devices turn off in the power. with a can of peaches the kalt rad had given them. when the house and city below went dark moon spoke, here are the rules she said. children will reveal their names to you when they decide to do so. you will never use ta eshe k wo on them. you will never touch me. she said. from below they heard dogs bang in the zoo. wait, i take that back. you are allowed to touch me only if i touch you first. are there more rules? i'm thinking she said. a quick blue flash filled the room and all was dark again. in prison he said, so many people through themselves at the electric fence they had to build another fence to keep them off of it. thank >> in conjunction with an an exhi bigz we had ann an exhi bigz we had ann anan thol

as the moon sent it appears larger in the sky. so this looked like a super lunar eclipse to people. >> oh, my goodness. what a treat. >> the picture we're seeing here. we have pictures from china and japan. they saw it better in eastern asia, australia, new zealand an then the west coast of the united states if you lived in portland, seattle, los angeles, phoenix, you know, skies were clear, things looked absolutely beautiful. you could see this in denver as well. just the east coast didn't get a shot. >> get a wonderful view. >> thanks to things like cnn and the internet. >> if you were at the wrong place you get to see it on videotape. sometimes that's the next best thing. >> it is sometimes. >> so, a new survey has found why most americans go online. do you think it's to meet a mr. or a miss? is it to shop? find clothes? the answer in a few minutes. >>> so why do you think most americans go online. a new report find most americans surf the web for no particular reason at all. just something to do. 58% say they use the internet

on the internet. >> guest: for $100,000. a moon rock is the most precious item on earth. they're only gotten from the moon by hand by astronauts in the '60s and '70s. they can't be replaced, and there's only 800 something pounds in existence, and he tried to sell a whole bunch of it and got caught. >> host: next call comes from bob in melbourne, florida. hi, bob. >> caller: hi, folks, hi, ben. and thank you for c-span. hey, ben, i want to thank you all very much for your great nonfiction books. aye read every one of them -- i've read every one of them, including "sex on the moon" which i just it should a few weeks ago what a story. you come away from it thinking what the heck was this guy thad thinking? my question quick is on busting vegas and how the world's casinos are following the hustlers you mention inside the book is the face recognition used in the casinos worldwide? and do they communicate with all the casinos worldwide, vegas communicate with monte carlo? that's my question and once again with, thanks for the great nonfi

other moons thought to be small, the first one found was about car sized. >> can we call it a moon that small but sure, why not. >> reporter: the hawaii sciencists say one of every thousand meteors is likely a temporary moon that fell to earth. others are flung back into space after a few months or years. could these earth orbiting rocks cause us to rewrite our calendars? >> full moon and a second moon. >> reporter: this is a real moon rock. sciencists want to capture a small moon and bring it back to earth. it would be a sample of the early solar system. they say they are coming to us so we don't have to go to them. >> a russian space craft is now safely docked at the space station. it arrived today carrying an machine, a russian and a dutchman on board. that brings the total number of international space station crew members now to six. it's gearing up for the arrival of the first commercial cargo ship. that's set to launch in february. >>> doctors in arizona are using miracle after a badly injured car accident patient woke up after two months in a coma. >> i don't remember much

a total eclipse of the moon. people in the western united states hawaii and other places across the globe glot a clear glimpse of the earth's shadow blocking the moon. the last total eclipse happened in june but was not visible here in the u.s. the next one will take place in 2014. >> i wonder two nights ago. from 2007. we are looking at. but here on the east coast we couldn't see it because the moon had already set below the horizon. are you ready for the cooler temperatures for the day tomorrow? redskins football game. something to look forward to. it's going to be a win tomorrow. i can feel it already. looking outside mainly clear and temperatures are falling. it will continue to fall throughout the overnight hours. 47 degrees. that's the high for today, near average for this time of year. the record high 67. but look at that record low, a long-standing record low at 4 back in 1876. 34 at the airport right now a little wind chill factor makes it feel like 28 degrees right at the freezing mark at children's hosp

you remember the mixes in the '60s and '70s going to the moon. t's happening below the surface and help scientists find out why the dark side of the moon is more rugged. many scientists believe the real reason why the far side of the moon was much more rugged was because it was almost like a shield if you will, kind of protecting the rest of the earth and kind of being a buffer zone for a lot of space rocks, asteroi asteroids, of course instead of hitting the earth it would hit the moon instead. the amazing thing we see a team of two probes that left earth take about three days to make the journey from earth, rather three months from the earth to the moon and when you think about the apollo missions that took only three days. this took three months, two probes are going to move around the earth, get all kinds of information, it will send it back down to earth and give us a better idea of what's happening. exactly what they're going to find? the fun part we don't know at this time. hopefully we'll get information. they're going to be flying up ther

how mabel and lauereen stroll indeed full skirted prichled merrily the moon lit evening arms in other men's arms. this next one is, the next 2, which are my last 2 are something about passing. among us. in the sunken spring as in winter and fall and every season that our teak of spring with souro and jubulation are fragile hearts are as children grabbing drink tumblers spilld and milky. teach finger tips reaches for the stars and night clouds hopeful that we might give respite to our orbegans our earth bound regrets. we ask or wonder in the moments when we catch ourselves breathing where do the beloved go. in the warm cham bers of the living. we imagine how they might wallow away our earthly number of days playing gin rummy with another grand mother. ladies of historical footnotes. telescope the heavens on capurncus's shirt tales. wounds and so spots pounding out quiet inner drum beats while we traverse the gravity boots. warmed bite disassistant c.j. hunt inner spaces is dusted with enchantments of what love has left us. this is tile. consider the corn's ear a tiling of pale yellow p

only 12 people have ever been to the moon and while those six moon missions brought back 842 pounds of rocks and dust, a lot of them were simply loaned out or given away or borrowed over the years. check your sock drawer. nasa said it will improve its controls. they don't think what it called national treasures are at risk of being lost for good however. >>> speaking of the moon, if you're an early riser look in the sky saturday morning to see the last lunar eclipse of 2011. west coast viewers have it best. consult your local listings. after this, we are in for a long wait. the next total lunar eclipse visible from the u.s. won't be until spring of 2014. >>> geologists on the big island are warning hawaii's kilauea volcano could have violent explosions and eruptions at any time. the main concern of course the 5,000 people a day who visit the lava floes and the volcanic rock. u.s. scientists are saying it's hard to predict when it will enter its next explosive phase. >>> we lost one of our colleagues today and because he brought so much of our work to you over the years we wanted to mak

we could start with his idea to have a lunar colony that would mine minerals from the moon. >> what? rt with the lunar mines idea? romney, newt gingrich is a life support system for bad ideas, and you magically reach in and pick out his one awesome idea. president gingrich, the guntarians are rebelling in the moon mines. >> let's see how rebellious there are when we shut down sector four. >> that's good stuff. >>> the latest low carb diet fad sweeping norway is causing a severe butter shortage. the demand for butter is so high that sticks are being optioned online for $13,000 a pop. the country's residents are in a christmas crisis. you know, what did you put up on the prompter here? 13,000? i was going to say something really nasty about the norwegians. $13. okay. all right. >>> check out stephen colbert in this one. this is pretty funny. >> let me just say norwegian viewers, in your face, norgies. america wins. we've got whipped butter, tub butter, spray butter. we have so many [ bleep ] kinds of butter that we have produced a product called i can't believe it's not butter! because

for how can the sun be jealous of the moon? ! (whistling "the star spangled banner") (whistles high note) (cheers and applause) i was whistling the anthem for weeks after that. donna doesn't allow whistling in the house. and she doesn't want me seeing you anymore, either. she's worried something might happen between us. isn't that crazy? i'd never cheat on her. suddenly i'm a "seductress"? (laughs) here, let me get you another drink. okay, but try not to pour it seductively. (both laughing) oh... although it's not that crazy that you and i would be together. and to be honest, i have thought about us being more than friends. oh. you have? actually, kind of a lot. i have to confess, i kind of have this fantasy about soaring through the clouds on a hot-air balloon. all of a sudden, i'm-i'm feeling dizzy. making beautiful love on each other. hold on. did you put something in my... oh, good. it was just a dream. i'm not really accepting an american music award in my underwear. i'm just tied naked to a stranger's bed?! okay, what happ

it occurs when the moon passes behind the earth so the earth blocks the sun's rays from hitting the moon only when the sun, moon and earth align exactly with the earth in the middle. pretty cool. at 3:33 this morning the shadow began to fall on the moon. total blackout, almost there in the video, began at 6:06 and ended a little over 10 minutes ago. next total lunar eclipse will be in april of 2014. >>> good morning to you. we're looking at a beautiful start to the day. we do have a mix of high clouds out there, and as to the lunar eclipse has now passed. we've got another semi-fairly nice looking day in store for for you. by the afternoon, changes in store. we'll be cooler, onshore breeze will be returning, and at this hour it's once again about the cold. 29 degrees in napa. 27 falling to in santa rosa. patchy fog means freezing fog a possibility over parts of the north bay. when we say freezing fog, we don't mean about the fog itself, made of icicles. if it hits the ground and it is looking or feeling with something that is actually below freezing or near freezing, at ground level, it

nasa says red shadow will start to fall across the moon at 4:45 in the morning and by 6:05 the moon will be totally engulfed in red light. always. very cool sight. wake up and take a look at that one. sandy is here now with how the weather is going to be for us. >> carry listen the weather should cooperate for that total lunar eclipse. the only thing you have to get up really early when the sun raises. show you a beautiful photo. this is sunrise at the san mateo bridge submitted to u.report. that shot didn't look lake includes or fog but we had clouds this morning. also had some fog which meant humidity was up. tonight the humidity not so high. we have clear skies out there. except for santa rosa where it is foggy right now. visibility down to 3 quarters of a mile. 36 degrees there 36 in novato. close to freezeing in fair field where it is 34 degrees. upper 30's livermore mountain view. 38 degrees right now in los gatos. 39 in redwood city. freezing cold inland. we will see the patchy fog and frost in the of nature hours. spare the air continues and showers may move in sunday evening. i'

to enter the moon's orbit this weekend. o-called grail probes will study the lunar gravity field. nasa wants to continue explore space by launching a small rocket from the moon using data from the probes to figure out just how to do that. >>> it is 4:50 now. straight from the fog bank, the east bay, is our weather gal this morning, elizabeth. >> it's actually not that foggy in the east bay. some portions of the east bay interior valleys, they are seeing some fog but otherwise if you are crossing the bay bridge, too, oakland side is okay about an hour ago. fog is shifting around but yeah, it's the san francisco side of the bay bridge where you will see this fog and gianna says there is a fog advisory issued by chp for the bay bridge. be careful on the roads. we have fog all over the place. there is an official dense fog advisory for the north bay valleys. so we are talking napa, santa rosa and areas like concord seeing a lot of fog, as well. so yeah, this fog going to stick around until 9:00 when the dense fog advisory is sup

this is the moon, a little crescent moon. >> that little slit right there is the moon?t have any glasses on. i can't see it. >> it's a different time than what we were looking at last night and i guess way down there. let me look in hd. thanks, malt, for pointing that out to me -- matt, for pointing that out to me. you can see the outline of the moon. it's not a full month, but it's earth shine. -- full moon, but it's earth shine. it's the sun shining on the earth and the earth -- what's the word i'm looking for -- bouncing the light back up to the moon. matt is helping me out tonight. he's doing the floor tonight. if it wasn't for him i wouldn't know anything. look in the western sky just after sunset and you'll be able to see the moon and venus, too. reagan is 55 degrees the high today. no. dulles was 46 degrees and bwi marshall 54. it was colder out in our western neighborhoods all day long from i-95 to the east temperatures jumping to the 50s. it was close to 60 degrees for annapolis. so just kind of depending where you were today in terms of what your temperatures

the blood moon that could have you waking up very early tomorrow morning. >>> if you are willing to getp really early tomorrow morning you are going to see a total lunar he clip the bay area should have one of the best views. nasa says a red shadow will start to fall across the moon at 4:45 a.m. by 6:05 the moon will be totally engulfed in red light there won't be another total lunar eclipse for three years. people -- >> that's so cool. >> meteorologist mike nicco joining us. i'm so excited for this elipse. >> it will be exciting for everyone especially to the beaches where is the best viewing. 4:45 it stars then that beautiful red glow it becomes a full moon around 4:30 i believe that's impressive, full moon and total lunar eclipse that will turn red most pronounced from 6:05 to 6:57 before it sets 7:13. look to the west early tomorrow morning also when the coldest temperatures will be too bundle up, 30s and 40s in most areas. how murky is the air today? could barely see as you look north from sutro tower now you can see the inversion warm air on top of the cold air trapping the pollut

nasa says red shadow will start to fall across the moon at 4:45 in the morning and by 6:05 the moon will be totally engulfed in red light. always. very cool sight. wake up and take a look at that one. sandy is here now with how the weather is going to be for us. >> carry listen the weather should cooperate for that total lunar eclipse. the only thing you have to get up really early when the sun raises. show you a beautiful photo. this is sunrise at the san mateo bridge submitted to u.report. that shot didn't look lake includes or fog but we had clouds this morning. also had some fog which an humidity was up. tonight the humidity not so high. we have clear skies out there. except for santa rosa where it is foggy right now. visibility down to 3 quarters of a mile. 36 degrees there 36 in novato. close to freezeing in fair field where it is 34 degrees. upper 30's livermore mountain vie 38 degrees right now in los gatos. 39 in redwood city. freezing cold inland. we will see the patchy fog and frost in the of nature hours. spare the air continues and showers may move in sunday evening. i'll sh