water on the moon. makes the economics of the resources viable. >> why, meaning that there is exploration because of evidence of water. >> water is hydrogen and oxygen, the con sit bent constituents of rocket fuel. rather than having to take all the fuel with you to the moon to explore and bring back resources we can refuel when we're there. that's a real game changer. >> question number one. who owns the moon? >> who owned the new world, right? we had lots of conflict about that when we got there. the moon, we have a new chance to conquer a frontier without conquering each other. the only treaty that exists in space and on the moon is something signed in the cold war era signed in 1978 called the air treaty. not appropriating the moon for national military endeavor but silent on private and commercial activity. it just wasn't contemplated. everybody owns the moon and no one owns the moons. we have the cases and precedence set by government. now we're in an era where private enterprise is reaching out to

that was their first mission to the moon. the first three human to orbit the moon during christmas night in 68. jim lovell who was on that flight want to give his wife marilyn davis peschel chris discussed. so she wakes up christmas morning and there is a rolls-royce chauffeured by a driver from the been arcus and he comes to the door and hands her a box and there's a sequin models of the moon and the earth and a little spaceship going around the and she opens it up and pulls out the tissue in their subtle stars, everything bad a perfectly innocent mink jacket and accounts comes with a card that assist you in maryland, love the man on the moon. so repaired those absolutely extraordinary experience is in romantic experience visit your house and goings days. jim also named in the up after maryland named mount maryland of course. >> what about the farhat pants. he wore those? >> that was betty grissom. when i went to interview. they were all worried. but that he had sort of a bit of a wild side she called it. she shared with me h

to walk on the moon. is long ago, it was just the beginning, the beginning is a longer time coming and i thought it might be. lou: always good to see you. >> thank you, lou. lou: see you soon. time for a few of your comments. this proposed receive. he had to cover for the biggest liar ever in the white house. new line the resignation to say i am surprised they did not call the press he and the president learned of his resignation at the same time everybody else did, through media reports. and asking about president obama's lead from behind strategy, e-mailing to say leading from behind in those cases is problematic. he may actually be leading, just saying. follow us on twitter. go to our facebook page, links to everything. that is it for us tonight. coming up tomorrow, john bolton and bret baier. join us. good night from show me the carfax® welcome. i see you're shopping for a well-maintained, used car. well, we don't want it breaking down on us. oh, our team tracks vehicle service very closely. gail to ca

i was able to call the moon my home. t to give it back to the and it's our responsibility to do that. >> well, gene, it's an impressive feat, what we accomplished by your standard. to think of this being 42 years ago since you were walking on the moon. if anybody had said to me that we wouldn't follow you with more heroes from the "apollo" program, new programs, i would have said you're out of your mind. this is just the beginning. it has been anything but. you get the last word. >> well, you know, i am not the last man to walk on the moon. i am the last american of "apollo" to walk on the moon. and "apollo" was not the end. i've said this long, long ago. it was just the beginning, beginning of a longer time coming than i thought it might be. >> captain gene cernan, always good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, lou. >>> fox news, host of "special report," brett baier, shares his family's fight against heart disease. disewe're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sec

debris from both planets come together to form the moon but where is the other planet now? vidence of it until today. a german-led team has found microscopic traces of it in moon rock. >> what we've been looking for as scientists is actually the fingerprints of the planet. people have been looking for it for a long time. >> reporter: 900 pounds of moon rocks were collected by apollo astronauts in the late 1960s and 70s, ever since then, scientists have been searching. it's only now that scientists have found evidence of a little piece of the other planet in the samples. it's taking so long because the traces are very tiny. it raises another question. why is there so little evidence of the other planet on the lunar surface now? >>> let me take you to the chateau where president hollande is welcoming the heads of states and government for lunchen occasion before they will all make their way just down the road for the main d-day ceremony of this the ownershipth dsh 70th anniversary of the d-day landings. of course, we will be keeping you informed as the developments take place.

discovery backs the view that our moon was formeds a result of a collision with another planet but it raises another question. why is there so little evidence thea on the -- lunar surface now? >> a former u.s. ambassador to syria has told the bbc that president obama's handling of the conflict has driven people into the arms of extremist groups and damaged america's credibility aboard. robert formed revined from the state department earlier this year. he said there's now a growing threat for extremist jihadists who are fighting in syria. he tells us why he decided to step down. >> as a good professional, you salute and you carry on and you try to get to the goal with the tools made available. frankly, the reason i had to leave this year in february was that it was just clear we can't get to the goals with the tools we have. >> how would you describe current policy? >> secretary kerry has been, i think, very clear about that. we still hope to see a negotiated solution. the question are we doing things on the ground in syria in coordin

it's the full moon that occurs during the month of june, the strawberry moon. it's 58 degrees at the lakefront. 51 in aurora. temperatures will not move much today. this cold air will keep our temperatures cooler than the normal high which is 79. we stayed dry. a big high pressure system moves in from the west. it will bring mostly clear skies. picture-perfect saturday highs in the low 80s. the rains days to the north and west in minnesota and wisconsin. sunday that bridge breaks down. sunday afternoon we have showers and storms coming through. if you are planning something outside for dad to it earlier in the day in the afternoon we have a chance of rain. nonstops sunshine cooler along the lake. clear skies. 53 degrees. saturday has 81 let's check on the roads. >> good morning. so far everything looks good on the main expressway's a bit of a delay on 90 at the jane addams tollway heading west bound. a bit of a gaper delay eastbound construction. at rte. 25 in the area i have one lane closed until 5:00 a.m.. clark street bridge remains blocked off through tonigh

>> i thought the moon needs to be a major factor in this plan. i believe in the incremental approach. it's daring to think about going to grab an asteroid and use it as a target practice, but one of the things that made apollo successful is the incremental approach. using the moon as a pace for practice is practical, nation sense even though there are differences between the moon and mars that need to be accounted for just the same. we need that practice. we need the boots on the ground practice of working at a place that is not far from earth. the nrc made a good call. it's important to look at this plant over and over again to make sewer it's done right. there's nothing wrong with reviewing over again. >> the call for cooperation with china didn't talk about what is going on with private spacecraft with commercial flights. that's another issue. before we go, i want to talk about the spectacular pictures. amazing images, shots, of 10,000 galaxies estimated from the hubble space telescope. it's a beautiful picture showing the galaxies of shapes an

we'll help you get there. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ omputer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> at the beginning of 1965 there were 23,000 servicemen in vietnam, currently there are 267,000 and 18,000 will be there at the end of this month. >> the commitment got bigger and bigger and bigger, you could feel the spirit of the troops was draining. >> how old are you? >> 22. >> did you volunteer? >> nope. >> would you? >> nope. >> what's the worst thing about it? >> getting shot, getting hit. >> well you see your buddies get hit, living in the swamps, dirt. >> 30 days out in the bush you would be covered with ring warm and jungle rot. it was the nature of the weather. >> it is hot in vietnam. the temperature rises to 120 degrees. >> if we've got two hours sleep a night, i'd be surprised. you're almost in a hypnotic state. >> i'm surprised they went well. >> things with going really well in the south? >> they are. >> they are trying to locate the enemy and running in

also they're hoping that the full moon will help in the search effort. jeff bush, kron 4 news. >>> a story you will only see on kron 4, a bay area dog walker leaves eight dogs in a van with the sun beating down while she goes shopping at a mall in san francisco. we have the exclusive story and a warning for pet owners. >> >> reporter: dogs were inside the van for two and a half hours and the barking was loud. windows closed and the sun beating down. >> people who paid her and she went to the mall. >> reporter: animal control officers confirmed this statement and said the woman to blame is the woman seen in the picture. the animals were not taken from her as animal control officers say they didn't appear to be in an immediate danger. witnesses say they most certainly were struggling. >> they were tied up in the hot van, no water, nothing. they were parking up a storm. >> it was extremely hot. >> reporter: the temperature was hovering at about 70 degrees outside, but the van parked in this handicap spot was in direct sunlight. experts say vehicles can reac

after the last man left the moon in 1972, we then had skylab. the program with the soviets who are now becoming our friends. but it wasn't so if the space shuttle, which was a different kind of spacecraft that they could actually reach out for more individuals. the reason was in part because the space shuttle was like a plane. it was much bigger than the capsules that it taken our men to the moon. john glenn used to joke that you didn't get into a space capsule, you put it on. they were really small, the original ones. now we have a space plane. now we have a space plane, the shuttle, which can handle crews have seven, eight, nine, lots of people. so they look for more individuals and they're also looking for women and minorities because what they want to add to the pilots are the covert of pilot is to have my tastes. and this is where sally finally got her chance. so now sally is chosen to be an astronaut. this is quite an amazing thing. sally was very private. she was absolutely natural for. there's that myers-briggs psychology scale and on one

good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it. is maxwell house. ♪ good to the last drop [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> if you had left new york by car at seven minutes past 1:00 this morning, by 2:55 you could have made philadelphia. 95 miles in an hour and 48 minutes. in that same time this morning, a man went around the world. the spaceship was built in russia. >> when the russians put yuri into space, it was another sense of america being knocked back on its heels. we're behind. >> khrushchev greeted the hero saying now let the capitalist countries try to catch up. >> for the russians to be the first to put a man in space, dealt a real blow not only to american pride but restarted the whole question about whether the u.s. government could protect the american people. >> the government spaceship weighed 5 tons, bagest pay

president obama compared dehighing climate change to thinking the moon was made of cheese. he told the crowd of 8,000 the u.s. knee z to leave the world in fighting climate change because the estekt effeeffects e the toll. >> some parts of the country, droughts, fires storms and floods are going to get harsher and costly. that's why i'm announcing a new $1 billion competitive fund to help communities to prepare for climate change and build infrastructure across the country. >> some of the fund is reserved for places like superstorm sandy. >> up next, on news at 6:00 we'll join a gaming session that introduced atari. and a guy that created the first ever video game, talking about pong. and we're up next with the this forecast. >> martin kaymer tried to bring the u.s. open back in par 3. rockies >>> consumer advocates are questioning a decision to add wi-fi hot spot by biggie backing the customers' gateway. they seek to expand the customers' wi-fi point but allows a second network that gets of the wi-fi customer can use. that mean the customer allows the customer to control th

president obama compared dehighing climate change to thinking the moon was made of cheese. he told the crowd of 8,000 the u.s. knee z to leave the world in fighting climate change because the estekt effeeffects e the toll. >> some parts of the country, droughts, fires storms and floods are going to get harsher and costly. that's why i'm announcing a new $1 billion competitive fund to help communities to prepare for climate change and build infrastructure across the country. >> some of the fund is reserved for places like superstorm sandy. >> up next, on news at 6:00 we'll join a gaming session that introduced atari. and a guy that created the first ever video game, talking about pong. and we're up next with the this forecast. >> martin kaymer tried to bring the u.s. open back in par 3. rockies 2-0. rockies 2-0. result ♪ ♪ rockies 2-0. result thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> consumer advocates are questioning

this month's full moon is called the honey or strawberry moon because the moon is at its lowest pointelative to earth, so it appears color due to the dust and poution of the atmosphere that makes the moon look yellore or reddish. >> just missing the coyote up there howl at the sky. >> look like the weather will cooperate and cooling things off, but just a great day for dads out there heading your sunday. temperatures today we actually warmed up quite a bit. lots of 70s,80s and 90s towards livermore. oakland at 8and san francisco maxed out downtown in the mid- 70s, 75 degrees. you probably noticed a big batch of high clouds across the bay area late this afternoon and throughout the afternoon hours and into the early evening. all that high cloud cover has drifted to the south of the bay area, and right now we do have patchy fog trying to regroup offshore. that will be a factor in the forecast for tomorrow. with that patchy fog making a comeback and the temperature change for tomorrow, because we're going to be cool things off into your sunday. as far as temperatures out there right now,

to honor the explorer, a replica of his famous ship, the half moon, was built. ds, tell me what is so special about the half moon. >> well, this is the first european ship that documented entry into and exploration of the hudson river, and it sailed here in 1609, and within a handful of years, you had dutch beaver traders here and the development of new netherland, which was the dutch colony based on commerce and trade that extended from central connecticut all the way to delaware. >> captain reynolds not only navigates the half moon, he's also the director of the new netherland museum. >> what sort of artifacts are on the ship? >> oh, you'll find everything aboard here from navigational tools to the foods that were eaten to native artifacts and european artifacts. >> a common misconception is that hudson was lost when he found what's now new york city. >> people tend to think that these explorers just blundered around and accidentally stumbled upon their discoveries, but they didn't. they sailed very precisely everywhere they were going. they knew where they wer

it could go on beyond orbit to an asteroid to the moon or other point. the interesting thing to me is the way it would come back and land on the rocket plume. if you look at 1950s science fecked movies -- fiction movies, that's the way it landed. the reality is that they never were able to make it work. they are proposing to have the capsule come back that way. you mention flights to the international space station, what else is it capable of? certainly encouraging news for n.a.s.a. >> yes, it is. it gives us a robustness. if that and the orion is implemented apt the same time there's a fall back. we anticipate using the russian soy use. that's going well. having a multiple choices of ways to get too and from the space station is a good thing. >>> and virgin galactic - others have been working towards creating a space tourism industry. jirgein gal abbing -- virgin galactic getting permission to launch from the site. how soon? >> the virgin galactic does not achieve orbital velocities. some will. i'm thinking of the dream chaser, a winged vehicle, landing

i don't remember anybody saying that the moon wasn't there or that it was made of cheese. >> joining y. you have republican lawmakers being quoted saying they are considering blocking funds for the epa emissions rule. so another battle it's on the way, it appears. it looks like it. the supreme court ruled that the environmental protection agency has the wherewith wiwithal to r greenhouse gases. that's what this is predicated on to limit carbon emissions from powerplants that are fuelled by coal. so and of course you end up having democrats control the white house. democrats control in the senate. this action would be coming from the house of representatives. so it's either possible that the senate has their own legislation that has this money to regulate the greenhouse gases and the epa to do it. if it got to president obama's desk he would veto such legislation. i think this could we end up having another show down over the budget and have another government shut down over this? i think it's a little too early to speculate on this. i think this is maybe the first little shot in somet

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temperatures overnight in the 50s, 51 in half moon bay, 53 in san francisco, 54 in oakland. and in san jose. now, when you wake up tomorrow morning, 5:00, some clouds spill into the bay and then it will clear and hang off the coast by the afternoon and you notice all temperatures are coming down, we'll see 60s around the coast, 70s around the bay and low 80s inland instead of upper 80s. life 79 in san jose, still warm there. 76 in sunnyvale and 75 in palo alto with 69 in mill grave, downtown san francisco 66 and notice some clouds tord daly city tomorrow. cooler there, 61. so low 80s through santa rosa and napa and look for low to mid70s in the east bay from 75 in richmond to 72 in san leandro and 74 in fremont. inland areas warm, more comfortable, we'll see throw mid80s with san ramon the exception. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. a little cooler for father's day and coolest day will be monday. but you'll notice we'll start to ramp things back up again midweek. wednesday will be quite warm inland and we cool things down for next weekend just a little bit as anoth

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, with the full moon on friday 13th. time it happens in june is 30 or 40 years. we will be in the upper 30's in the north bay or upper 40's. it is 58 in antioch. 58 in oakland and 56 in mountain view. the next 12 hours we are starting off with patchy low clouds butting off making way for plenty of sunshine and warmer conditions that are warmer today than yesterday. traffic right now shows what is happening across the bay area. if you are jumping into the car or into a bart train, perhaps an ace train, we will see how it is moving. we will see what is happening in san jose, that drive is wide open at 58 miles per hour away from the airport and 58 headed into cupertino. mass transit and bart trains all open time and no delays for muni and ace train one. we are a minute early with no problems. >> at seen of a deadly fire at a mobile home this morning, nick is near medford avenue with more on this. >> absolutely, i just got the information from the chief who told me that the big thing is we are trying to determine if this pe

the whole thing. that's a one year old birthday party? >> moonk shake. >> i have my last words now. >> what are they? >> kim kardashian makes me sick. she threw a huge bash to celebrate her daughter's first birthday. this is so over the top it is stupid. >> it is nauseating. >> so she instagram. turning one, so saturday had the big birthday. you know the big music festival in southern california, co-chill a, she calls her kid chela because it is so big. >> oh, stupid. >> here is the thing. little aunt chloe. >> yes? >> got some attention. >> well, because she was posing, oh, no. >> that's what she wore to the party. >> okay, how many times have we done this story just recenty? wearing native american head dress at the party and a lot of fans were offended or insulted by this, they put some negative common on the instagram account in response to the photos. >> she is an idiot. >> that's the truth. called truely insensitive. done this story so many times in the past two months. >> but she doesn't watch the news. she doesn't even read, i bet? >> no.

you are just starting to see the full moon there. temperatures are going to be much cooler today, as much as 10 degrees cooler and we haven't reached the coolest day yet. i'll detail that and tuck about the week ahead in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. and the wildfire in mountains near bakersfield forcing the evacuation of hundreds of home. and world cup fever takes over the bay area. how you can still get in on the action this weekend. >> developing news this morning. authorities have called feet evacuation of 5 municipal transportation homes in southern california because of a firewood there. lake isabella is about 30 miles northeast of bakersfield. the so-called surly fire has grown to 800 acres and it's 5% contained. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> relatives and passengers aboard the missing malaysian airline flight say they feel no closure 100 days after the plane disappeared. airline said they continue to hope and seek answers to what happened to the flight. meanwhile relatives of the people on board is

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the ocean. >> reporter: tonight's full moon could help rescue efforts. ay also help keep her calm with extra lights flooding the very dark forest. now we are told she was last seen wearing a pink terry cloth dress, quite chilly out here at the park. we are told temperatures will dip into the 50s and possibly in the 40s overnight. but deplies are confident that she will be cold, but okay, and she will be able to survive those conditions. veronica? >> andrea, thank you. >>> and service is back to normal after this. now, how that big rig ended up on the tracks of richmond isn't exactly clear. there were 141 people on the train. they are all okay apart from being stuck on the train for a couple hours. the truck driver we're told is fine too. >>> well tonight we're hearing about a professional dog walker who instead of walking the dogs went shopping at nordstrom leaving those dogs in the parking lot in a van. joe vazquez spoke to a woman who saw the whole thing and took pictures. joe? >> reporter: allen it happened this afternoon at stonestown mall. let me sho

what will make this friday the 13th full moon so unusual? in just a few minutes. >>> homosexuality and alcoholism. rick perry told the audience he thought homosexuality was something you could choose to overcome. >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic. but i have the desire not to do that. and i look at homosexual issue the same way. >> now the topic came up after the former republican presidential candidate was asked about repairtive or conversion therapy. texas republicans endorse the technique this week to cure people of homosexual behavior. many people were angered by perry's statement. >> when he said that, there was some gasps in the audience. and that was palpable. >> i think it's crazy. i think it was wrong. and he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> now we contacted the governor eoffice in texas to see if perry would wand to expand on his comments. we got a note back shifting topic a bit. the note says the governor supports traditional marriage. >> first, a department head caught using university f

[ sparkle ] sweet. >>> before nasa sent astronauts to the moon they sent them to hawai'i. the first time we're seeing a series of historical photos taken by nasa in 1970, showing apollo astronauts training on the big island. check these out. shows the crew practicing experiments in the island's volume -- volcanic dust. the photos were discovered at the johnson space center in houston. nasa still uses the hawaiian islands to train astronaut. >> if you thought it had come and gone, think beginning. gangnam style just made history. ♪ >>> the music video has become the first youtube video to surpass two billion views. happened shortly before midnight on the east coast friday. the pop star now holds the record for the most overall views and the most views in a day with 38 million for his followup song, gentlemen. justin bieber's baby is the only other billion-plus video with just over one billion views. >>> a nice day to get outside and check out what is going on. abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan is here. >> sunny skies inland but notice live doppler 7hd showing us the

to know the suns and the moons and the stars>r=ñ illuminations are always in the sky.an only process that they cannot see a change in the possibility in the sky. in the clouds. and here we are. here you are. amazing. you are rainbows in my clouds. it is a blessing. that you have decided to be a rainbow in mcleod. whether i deserve did not. you have decided to honor me and i am grateful to you and touche toni morrison and to my editors. [applause] for over 40 years imagine that. i have tried to tell the amazingly. i know that trying to right out pros you are smarter than many others however it is up possibility when you use the few nouns and pronouns and year know what it means. i think easy reading is hard riding. [laughter] you know, all of that. because you are literary folks and i have been trying to tell the truth as sanders stand it. not everything i know but the truth. you have honored me this evening. i am so grateful and appreciative. of sons and daughters with asian and spanish

and they are sensitive enough to tell you where the moon is over your head. pull of the moon. >> they provide the data scene turning movements into the yellow p waves and red waves we see in the lab. >> these are the guts of the early warping system. they -- warning system. they detect the motion that an earthquake sends. that's the first part. these are what gets the information out to the rest of the system, and let's us know when an earthquake is coming ahead of time. >> from the moment the p wave reading comes across the system to the time the s or sheer waves strike, a lot can happen. strains could be stopped. rock -- trains could be stopped, planes waved off landings, elevators sent to the nearest floor and hospitals could go into emergency mode. timing is everything. >> so it is very much like watching the way a hurricane plays out, but everything happens quickly. in a hurricane this happens over a couple of days. in an yaik it happens in a couple of minutes. >> reporter: that means decisions about what needs to be shut down have to be made, but it can

there's the honey moon.rom our roof cam are breezes dropped off quite a bi bit. 50's right now san francisco oakland san carlos san jose and morgan hill. pretty comfortable at 60 degrees. here's view from the exploring camera and sky clear in the financial district. temperatures rate now 61 in santa rosa. 55 in nap a.fairfield 57 degree ins livermore. one other life picture from the emeryville camera. clearly you can see across the bay to the eastern span of the bay bridge. pretty good indication of what's to come. low clouds in the morning warming up the next few day and bright and sunny for father day. we wouldn't have it any other way so look at the week ahead. san jose temperature trend here's what it is going to look like. average high 80. 77 tomorrow. temperatures coming up as we head towards the weekend there. a little above normal then falling off close to average as we head towards next week. tomorrow morning you want to bundle up. upper 40's to mid 50's. cool side especially north bay valley. just

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people landing on the moon was great. but this was six years of a genocide. the amount of movies, books, the aware? >> i understand that the sur ais the first time you surveyed all of these countries. but do you have any anecdotal suggestions or evidence that it world? >> i would say yes. i think we did the survey because so much of our knowledge and information was anecdotal or what came in newspaper reports and some surveys and law enforcement reports. our feeling was that since the year 2000, 2001, at the turn of the new millennium, something was happening and antisemittism was becoming more legitimate, more acceptable, more open. and i would say to you even before the survey and i think the survey now bears it out: i would say that antiis semittism is the worst it has been since world war ii. not like it was in world war ii. absolutely not but since world war ii, it has not been at such a high level. and what we are seeing is not only is it at a high level, but it's pervasive. it's almost everywhere. >> i know you are not looking at what the necessary cau

i don't remember anybody saying the moon wasn't there or that it was made of cheese. s though is full of folks who stubbornly and automatically reject the scientific evidence about climate change. they will tell you it is a hoax or fad. >> so that's the part of the speech and the gop climate change strategy that gets the most attention. the deniers. but if you look at top republicans, they are rarely deniers, they know better. it's an embarrassing position to be a denier. so you have seen the creation of a bit more slippery and sophisticated of an excuse. instead of saying they deny the science, they say this. >> listen, i'm not going -- i'm not qualified to debate the science over climate change. >> i'm not a scientist. >> neither he nor i are a climate scientist. >> i'm not a scientist. >> i am not a scientist. it's a mean which is true and popular even among younger more formist members of the party. marco rubio told gq, i'm not a scientist, man, when asked if the earth was created in seven days. on saturday president obama turned his fire directly on this strategy.

"today in the bay's" christie smith joining us now from half moon bay with the details. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, a spokeswoman for the sheriff's department says that this deputy felt threatened by this young woman. now, one neighbor says that he thinks that she may have been cursing this deputy and gone after him with the knife. we also spoke with the family who said that she wasn't violent at all, but they did call for help, because they said they were having problems with her. >> like nightmare. i couldn't believe what was happening. i mean, i still can't believe it. >> lorenzo says it was his sister who was shot and killed last night. he says it became around 9:20 when the family called 911 dispatch because she would not take her meds. he described her as special needs. >> sometimes we have to call 911, you know, we explain what's going on. they usually send an ambulance. they usually talk to my sister, and you know, she finally takes her medication and that's it. but last night, you know, things went a little bit wrong, you know