looks like your booster just hit the moon. it's rocking and a little bit over. >> well, at least something worked on this flight. >> at least we did not have the lamb impact two. >> go for the burn. >> guidance ok? control ok? >> we are go flight. >> we are good, flight. >> ground confirms ignition. >> 40%. >> houston, you are looking good. >> roger. >> to conserve power in cooling water the crews shut down all of the vital life-sustaining systems. >> i think that the spacecraft is in excellent shape and fully capable of getting the crew back. more get more of these -- i think that this was a good case in point. >> cooling water, electric power. >> it was leaking at caps off. i guess it is. it took me two days to get him and him are all aware that the temperatures were going down with him. him him him made very. him him him him him himhim and hihim >> lord, your astronauts will come back safe. >> i asked the entire audience for a moment of prayer. for the crew men of the apollo 13. we will hold for silence for a moment. >> rcs

we accomplished landing on the moon in eight years. today, 45 years later, the next frontier mars seems decades out of reach. primarily because we do not have a national commitment. our apoll low program made america preeminent in space and the world's most technological advanced system. the spinoffs have infiltrated virtually all areas of our industry. while nasa's portion of the federal budget peaked at 4% in 1965, it's been below 1% for the past 40 years. while nasa has accomplished many things and made space flight much more routine, we have not challenged the next frontier man's exploration of mars. that's only possible if our government initiates and provides funding for such a program. nasa has been subjected to more and more political pressure over the years and the agency has grown increasingly more political inside leaving employees much less willing to express their feelings freely and the agency much less attractive to today's young professionals. for example, nasa is still unable to reduce the number of space centers they o

whether the moon, mars or beyond. at the same time i remain deeply concerned about the current inability to reach lower workers'. we are entirely dependent on the so you system from russia that is unacceptable and also the perspective of national security. every see the american astronaut occupies on the rushes to use costs $70 million. it is imperative that america has the capability to get to the international space station without the assistance of the russians. america is to have the capability to launch a rescue mission to the space station should that prove necessary. sa and without being dependent on the russians. they should have the capacity to launch critical satellites without requiring the 180 engines the crew program is critical to restore this capability. i am encouraged by the progress with regard to commercial cargo and commercial crew. but we need a continued focus on accomplishing the stated objectives with maximum efficiency. district is the commercial companies innovating as chairman and will be the

we have had m, robots on the moon. we will have a vehicle that's looking at orbiting in the vicinity of every single planet and dwarf planet, in the solar system. >> you know, recently a call went out for people who were willing to make a one-way trip to mars. would they accept the training? would they go on the mission understanding that they would never come back. and there was no shortage of people who wanted to try it. y, i bet you can relate to that? >> i can relate to that. however, i promised people when i go out and say i want young people, and i, and i will use the term young meaning age because i, i probably won't get to go to mars. we're not doing this for my generation. i am doing it for the generation of my granddaughters and, and younger because we're about, 20 years away from going to mars, getting ready to slip under the 20-year timeframe. and so it's gonna be those that we've got to inspire. and, but i tell them all the time, "i'm not gonna send you on a one-way mission". i am determined that we will ha

stands for smart lander for investigating the moon. the probe is designed to use image recognition technology to identify geographical features so that it can land at the right place. jaxa officials plan to launch s.l.i.m. on an epsilon rocket. they say the mission would help establish technology for resource exploration. the moon is the nearest celestial body to earth. it's 380,000 kilometers away. the former soviet union landed its unmanned probe, luna 9 on the moon in 1966. in 1969, apollo 11 of the united states landed on the moon carrying three astronauts. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> decades later china's landed and put a rover on the moon. >>> engineers at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant say they're learning more about what caused one of their robotic cameras to get stuck. it sent it inside a reactor vessel earlier this month to get a better look at the damage there and they say a newly released video is shedding light about what went wrong. this 60-centimeter snake-shaped robot was designe

whether it is the moon mars or beyond. t the same time i remain deeply concerned about our current inability to reach low earth orbit. we are right now entirely dependent on the russian system, which is unacceptable from the perspective of space interest and often from the perspective of national security. every seat that an american astronaut occupies on the russian soyuz cost $70 million. it is imperative that america has the capability to go to the international space station without the assistance of the russians. america should have the capability to launch a rescue mission to the space station should that prove necessary. without being dependent on the russians. america should have the capacity to launch our critical satellites without needing to require russian rd and 81 russians. the commercial crude program is critical to restoring this capability. i'm encouraged by the progress both with regard to commercial cargo and commercial crew but we need a continued focus on accomplishing the stated objectives with maximum

the answer is the moon with mars and other destinations in the distance. the u.s. commitment now to lead a program to explore the moon would be symbolic first step. >> moon is not just a physical destination. it also means answering questions and forging new relationships to serve the united states and its allies. through authorization and appropriation bills the congress should provide clear direction for nasa on an exploration mission for the 2018-2025 timeframe. the congress should in my view direct nasa to develop mission concepts for international return to the moon with private sector partners in anticipation of a new administration in 2017. the united states is the future of space exploration. if we're to have an effective american space strategy, we need to align with enduring national interests because that will be the way they will be sustainable. this means looking beyond individual missions and seeking to determine what future humanity might have beyond the earth and what values will be part of that future. i would like those values to be things we valu

the first one. is this true. some people believe there was not a moon landing that we did not go to the moon. e there was a moon landing mike? >> yeah but i think the videos are fake. the set t was so lazy. i could have filmed that in my apartment with gray sheets. >> larry: wait, so how could they not-- where did the video come from? >> i don't know just somebody's handheld camcorder. >> larry: were they like on a set or something. >> i think so right. >> larry: neil degrasse please debunk that. >> are you trying to just blow my mine out of-- . >> larry: no. >> so you can look at the saturn 5 rocket which got us to the moon and back. and calculate how much fuel is in there and watch this thing take off and ask yourself where the hell do you think this thing is going. there's enough fuel to get you to the moon and stuff left over to come back. it's not just going down to the grocery store. it is a saturn 5 rocket it's a saturn 5 it's a saturn 5. one nozzle -- >> okay saturn 5 rocket is the size of this table and it's five of them and it's 33 stories tall and you're going to say it went nowhere

sea of tranquillity is where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first landed on the moon. president johnson, of course, was very active in the space program. although the mission occurred after he left the oval office it was very much part of his efforts that we actually made it to the moon. this is a small private office set up for president johnson. it was meant to model the private office at the oval office. through that door is our replica of the johnson oval office. this is his small study that he used on occasion. it includes a very long couch very long because johnson often took naps. they ended up being horizontal working sessions more often than opportunity to slumber but long to accommodate his 6'3" frame. recently when we had the civil rights summit here at the lbj presidential library president carter took a nap on this, as well. at least two former presidents have slept on that couch. this is a small desk that president johnson used in the private office. he spent a great deal of time there when he worked as president. a lot of the work of his presidency was do

in the morning, we may have clear skies away from the water, you will catch a lunar eclipse where the moonns red because the light bending at earth is red so the moon looks like a blood moon more a few minutes overnight into tomorrow. high pressure hanging out all winter long. now that we're in spring, it's going away from spring break, too. that will allow low pressure to move in. it's a strong one. gave some thunderstorms to the pacific northwest earlier this week. that will drop into northern california this weekend and changes begin as soon as tomorrow where we go cloudy. now watch futurecast. you will see a lot of gray on your television screen or your tablet or your smartphone. as we stop the clock on sunday morning, that green is rainfall. there will be rain on easter sunday especially easter sunday morning and that is the first of a few rain chances that will move into the bay area starting this weekend. so patchy fog along the coast. otherwise we're cool and clear overnight tonight. the cooling begins on saturday and then clouds and showers move in on easter. i know a lot of you h

the moon glows red which is why it's called the blood moon. because of the sunlight filtered by the earth's atmosphere. the next blood moon set to appear on september 28th. very pretty. >> it looked to me more like giant orange. >> true. it could be mistaken for that easily. >> very exciting news on the weather front, rob. >> we go from the shadow of the earth to the shadow of the clouds over the bay area right now. overcast skies, 50s and 60s. close to tomorrow's high temperatures as things continue to cool off over the weekend. right now we're seeing clouds on the increase. the rain still off to the north of santa rosa up to mendocino county. this area is rotateing to the coast, the source of the rain showers. so the spring rain returns. looks like just in time for sunday morning. you can see the showers around 7:30 starting to spread over the bay area. we transition into the afternoon and you can see more of the showers should be lined up across the south bay as we transition to a slightly drier forecast by tomorrow evening. into early monda

still out there right now high in the sky. full moon tonight on this easter eve. temperatures though cooling down. we're in the 40s and even 30s now showing up from our weather watchers the reason is the winds are starting to go calm. we had the clear skies. the heat we had today easily escapes back to the atmosphere let's check out our numbers right now. burlington township bob walker has 48 degrees one of the warmer spots this hour. egg harbor township, barbara duncan coming at 40 degrees. 43 in reading. 40 in lawrenceville. and gets a little bit cooler in middletown delaware jason checks in at 42. there's a streak of 30s show up from our weather watchers newark delaware. walter 39 degrees. 38 in levittown this hour and perkasie cool spot construction

but look at the moon reflecting on the delaware river. just gorgeous. 43 degrees, the temperature out there at the present time. we have not much going on on storm scan3. not really much in the way of clouds. looks like a beautiful day coming up for us. forty-three in philadelphia, right now in the 30's, in our outlying areas winds about 13 miles an hour but they will be gusty again today. we should be finding wind gusts up to 45, or rather, 35 miles an hour, temperatures this afternoon though, much milder than yesterday at 64 degrees. so looks like a terrific looking easter, how about that seven day forecast, i'll show that you coming up. nicole? >> carol, thank you. well, on this is the holiest day of the christian calendar, pope francis delivers easter maas to packed crowd at saint peters square. this is a live look, in vatican city, thousands brave a thunderstorm for that occasion. dong rain slickers holding umbrellas, fateful seem to follow the pontiff's message for easter ville i can going beyond their comfort zone, vanishing indiff

so a blood moon, unlike the yellow moon. jewel julie is up next. >> kenyan cities will run red with blood. vowing more attacks after carrying out a massacre in students in kenya. investigators say the militants slaughtered nearly 150 people in cold blood after questioning their faith. kenya is striking back with officials reportedly making five arrests. then the president says his government will retaliate in the, quote, severest way possible. i'm julie banderas. al shabab stormed the university on friday. burst into a service during the deadly assault. kenya is calling for the nation to observe three days of mourning. the savage attack took place at a university in southeastern kenya, 350 miles from the capital nairobi. survivors coming forward now. including a young man who describes in graphic detail how he played dead to make it out alive. >> i am only man come away from all of the -- orphanage. the blood of my colleagues. i have the blood to be on my lunch and i -- [ inaudible ]. >> another survivor describing how she sa

. >> the blood moon! >> it is. >>> happening now, a lot of work going on at the vatican, preparations under way for easter mass tomorrow morning. the flower decorations you see in there, specially imported from the netherlands, just for the occasion a lot of flowers. and workers are putting on the finishing touches before the crowds start to show up. last year more than 150,000 people packed the square for the mass. and this year the pontiff will baptise ten people. >>> and today, the final four spotlight is the first chance to demonstrate against indiana's new religious freedom law. more on the story. >> reporter: indianapolis they're ready for basketball. but for the last week the nation's eyes have been off the court and on the indiana state house, as lawmakers rush to fix a controversial new religious freedom law. a law that triggered outrage and fears it would protect businesses from denying services to gays and lesbians. late thursday night, indiana governor mike pence signed into law the religious f

watch as the moon sweeps across the los angeles skyline this morning. at moon turning so-called blood red and then, as if hollywood magic, back to white as the city awakes. here rising over the tops of trees in the early hours. it was nearly a blip for total eclipses, lasting just 4 minutes and 43 seconds. most occur for more than an hour, making this eclipse the shortest of the century. those on the u.s. west coast to australia able to see it all. and unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse requires no eye protection. and why so red? wavelengths of light, red being the longest, are filtered through the earth's atmosphere momentarily painting the moon in deep hues of color for all of us to see. those who were lucky enough to see this rare eclipse in awe. spectacular! incredible! and don't worry, if you missed it, the last one of this year is expected september 28th. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> and we have much more ahead on "world news tonight." up next, shark attack. this man bitten in the teeth of spring break season. tonight, the america

another look at the moon. the sun coming up at 6:51.. a cool start with 49 con cords, 43 livermore. so certainly feeling more like the season. it has been cold through the overnight hours and that is expected to continue as we get through this first part of april. temperatures well below average. so as we start out today, it will be sunny. winds are going to increase. then a much cooler air mass heads our way and we will see increasing high clouds. we will be looking at not only the higher clouds, but a front sliding south into the bay area, bringing those rain showers for easter morning. they will be very light. anywhere from less than a quarter of an inch to a couple hundredths expected but it will be much cooler as much as a 10 to 15 degrees cooler overall than the past couple of days. but today starts the cooling trend. here's a look at tomorrow. we look at the sunrise coming up at 6:49. this also shows showers from the north banders marin county sonoma, clear lake and look at the low snow levels. down to 4,000 feet. as we get into

. >>> as the moon sank slowly in the westerly this morning, a total lunar eclipse as the moon sank into the shadow cast by earth on to our satellite. a rare sight. we are lucky we have a moon. earth is the first planet out from the sun, mercury and venus don't have a moon. we are the first planet with a moon and it was putting on a show. that's what it looked like, a deep orange or as is fashionable lately to say blood moon, last one until september. as we look live toward coit tower now increasing shield of clouds coming in over the bay area. concord 60 degrees. oakland at 58. san francisco just 54. chilly night in the bay area tonight. if you are heading out expect the clouds and temperatures mostly in the low 50s by 8 p.m. expect showers tomorrow morning out the door. there will be cloudy skies and scattered showers moving from north to south the sort of pattern we never got all winter long. it used to be a fairly classic winter pattern storm in the gulf of alaska, moves north to south and it got cold and windy. hadn't done it all winter until now. finally we're going to get a couple

the moon will appear reddish-orange so it is known as a blood moon. >> kind of bummed about that because if it were monday through friday we would catch that. >> you can get out of bed and do it. >> if you're inspired, you could. >> how is your sweet tooth these days? with easter on the way, it will likely make for big business. >> new study finds consumers are pulling out their wallets en masse for easter sunday for the tune of more than $2 billion, and who comes out the sweetest? candy companies. easter tops valentine's day. on average, people will spend more than $20 to satisfy someone's sugar craving. >> easter ranked with halloween as far as candy goes. you have to do it and have a lot of it. >> candy retailers say easter is extra important to them because america's sugar intake commonly drops a bit in the summer months. i would say the lenten season ends up to easter and a lot of folks give up sweets so they make up for lost time.

traditional says the moon is being gobbled up by a demon. returns it means worshipers have been let off the hook. >> translator: as per our mythology, bathing in the ganges during the lunar eclipse gives huge positive outcomes for life. you can gain god's blessing i urge all to sprinkle the ganges water on them and take a basket and surely gain god's blessings. no matter your it take on the is len tal event. if you wanted to a blips you had to be quick this was the fastest eclipse in a century. complete with out of this world soundtrack nasa broadcast the eclipse live from the griffith observe tore any los angeles. the time lapse shows the moon turning a supernatural shade of red. >> imagine yourself stands on the ground a dusty lunar play plain looking up at the sky. >> reporter: nasa says picture yourself watching it from the surface of the moon. >> you are seeing every sunrise and every sunset in the world all of them, all at once. >> reporter: it might be a while before we are snapping pictures from that angle but even from down here thes

in the fall people were over the moon -- and the paul people were over the moon. john: very soon there could be more than a dozen announced republican candidates. on the basis of this speech, how is planning -- he planning to position himself against the emerging field? mark: the haves -- he has a three straight strategy. there is no one who can lay a stronger claim to them as rand paul. let me tell you, if he wins two or three of those good luck trying to stop him. i'm not saying that cannot stop him, but he would have quite a head of steam. go state-by-state, he is well-positioned or better positioned than anyone in the field. john: in terms of geographic position, he looks very strong. he has serious digital chops on his campaign. they're going to try to organize and expand the caucus universe in iowa. the same time, it is all about what exactly he is. with the thing that rand paul was, the brand of rand paul of two years ago, which is a much more unadulterated version of libertarian, that has been watered down. he is try to water himself down to become appealin

and the moon the full moon, that is all align. out through a telescope, yes, easy to do so. free telescope viewing for you. fulton and grade highway. put on by the san francisco amateur astronomers club. we're grateful for that. we love science and an opportunity to see something that is very rare. temps will be chilly tomorrow morning. make sure to bundle up. then as we get into easter weekend, everything changes. we go from the 70s today down to the 60s tomorrow and then it's going to be very cool for easter sunday. keep that in mind. might want to keep a little bonnet little head protector over it if you have the kids dressed up in their sunday best and you don't want to be late for church. sunday at 8:00 a.m. showers move through. a little rich moisture passing through napa and concord at that point. between about 8:00 and 11:00, we'll get rain down here in the south bay. and then everything clears out by monday at 6:00 a.m. though we get a more significant storm system. and this one is going to dump rain over the bay area. we

look at the full moon right now. have to get up early tomorrow but we are in a good location to see the eclipse. drew joining us now with where and when and how early drew. >> i know you are very excited larry. you are one of the people out here. >> i'll be up. >> we are in unique opportunity >> we are in unique opportunity. west coast is probably the best place in the united states for this lawn arrest eclipse and what it will look like is going to look a little bit like this l. moon gets red tint around it when it gets to the totality it is completely right. what happens the earth moves in between the moon and the sun that's how you get the total lunar eclipse when you want to see it you have to good out pretty early. will you know arrest eclipse will start right around 3:16 in the evening. what you want to dies you want to look to the east south east sky. totality of the lunar eclipse is really going to happen at about 4:58 in the morning. head out right around 5 in the morning and look east you see the moon comple

. >> it is only slightly bigger than the moon. but until the space craft arrived little was known about the planet, since then, messengers seven scientific instruments have been feeting back volumes of data. >> and it is now all assured that there is a liquid surrounding this mercury which is producing a magnetic field. the moon like surface in unprecedented detail. between minus 170 and plus 420 degrees celsius. and it happened ancient lava flows and discovered ice at the planets poles covered by a layer of dark mysterious matter. >> the material delivered to mercury by the same objects that brought the water. probably from the outer solar system. of what on our planet were some of the building blocks or organic chemistry and life. >> now the fuel has run out and nasa says it is power less. it's impact meant more than 14,000 an hour, adds another small crater to it's already pitted surface. how the solar system must form how our planet came to be so it is placing us in time and space within the universes. and condition the confine

. >> if you missed the total lunar eclipse this morning, it is the result of the moon passing into the earth's shadow during that eclipse, the moon glowed red. it is sometimes called a blood moon. absolutely beautiful footage there. for people who might be up early for services it will be a cold morning. >> for will be below freezing. we were warm and woke up to temperatures in the 60s. not the case. temperatures below freezing. we will rebound so nicely and ski degrees and breezy. keep that in mind monday and warm for for the phillies home opener. great day all-around. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. i'm george spencer. "saturday night live" is next. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to

during the eclipse you will see a blood moon redish in color. it is caused by sunlight scattering off the earth's atmosphere. it will last for five minutes and the weather should be perfect to see the moon. >> i heard a rumor, just a rumor, that meteorologist sandhya patel will be live tweeting at 4:58 right through 5:00 5:03 a.m. >> it is a rumor. >> i will be up very early. i will show you the moon from the live picture perspective. the kgo roof camera is that stunning or what? if you are up early to catch the eclipse tweet the pictures. i think larry should get up early. i'll show you what it looks like. you should have a great view of the eclipse tomorrow morning. the temperatures right now are in the 40s, 50s and as you take a look at the live picture from our emeryville camera looking across the bay it is cooler for the upcoming weekend. showers on easter sunday and more rain coming in on monday night and into tuesday. that system looks more intense. it is coming out of the gulf of alaska. it starts off sunny and ends up with clouds. then i

and there will be a blood moon. so theh, and moon will all be aligned as the moon passes through the earth's shadow. moon shadow. moon shadow. all right i will stop. happy friday. 36 napa airport. yesterday they were 50 because they had that north wind. fairfield was 55. now they are 45. we still have a little bit of a breeze. novato 42. probably will dip into the 30s before everything is said and done. east, southwest, south. so yesterday was all north, northwest. 49 bodega bay. i bow to that. i love that. it's the coldest it has been. not that long. san francisco buoy has come down. clear. the leading edge of our system is right here. and it's going to start spreading clouds in on saturday. a little bit warmer today. 60s and 70s. maybe by monday the lows and highs will be below seasonable averages. all right sal friday light. also today is shaping up to be that way. >>> it's good friday. some people are not going to go o work or school. we will get a little break in the traffic department. you can see traffic is moving a

the almost full moon. it will be full at 5:07. there will also be a lunar eclipse. it will only last five minutes. clear skies. there could be a little bit of fog over by the coast early or over night. i think it's okay for the giants, a's game tonight. mostly clear. northwest not as breezy as it was. 35 napa airport. could be a couple isolated areas. a lot of 40s. the breeze has tailed off. it's all over the place. it's north, west, south, and east. it's variable. it's not as strong as it was. 49 water temp at bodega bay. i hi one of the coldest i have seen since last june. we need the up welling. so is this system coming in. tapping into moisture that will lead to increasing clouds saturday. today is nice. breezy. but not as breezy as it was. it will be a little warmer 60s and low 70s. these 70s will be long gone by the time we meet on monday again. they will be in the 50s. all right sal good friday. still quiet. everything all right? >> yeah we are still doing okay. we don't have a lot going on when it comes to traffic accidents and stalled vehicles. let's go outs

the scatters off the earth's atmosphere and reflects off the moon. pse only lasted a few minutes making it the shortest eclipse of the century. it is a beautiful shot. >> um-hmm. >> meteorologist melissa magee joins us now and we are looking forward to a wonderful easter holiday forecast. >> the holiday for tomorrow, easter sharrie looks nice, sunshine, wind won't be as strong as they were today. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar and it is dry, quiet the no issues with precipitation. the moisture we had during overnight hours is moving off to the east. we have mostly clear skies and quiet conditions to the west this orange. we will show you picture outside. action cam was outside earlier today. we are giving you a gorgeous shot of the center city sky line this was taken from camden, new jersey. we have a bright blue sky overhead puff i cumulus cloud. but the wind will definitely be a factor for the first half of our weekend. in fact, in philadelphia today we had wind gusting as high as 45 miles an hour, wind will be with us for

so a blood moon, unlike the yellow moon. julie is up next. >> kenyan cities will run red with blood. vowing more attacks after carrying out a massacre in students in kenya. investigators say the militants slaughtered nearly 150 people in cold blood after questioning their faith. kenya is striking back with officials reportedly making five arrests. then the president says his government will retaliate in the, quote, severest way possible. i'm julie banderas. al shabab

during the eclipse you will see a blood moon redish in color. it is caused by sunlight scattering off the earth's atmosphere. it will last for five minutes and the weather should be perfect to see the moon. >> i heard a rumor, just a rumor, that meteorologist sandhya patel will be live tweeting at 4:58 right through 5:00 5:03 a.m. >> it is a rumor. >> i will be up very early. i will show you the moon from the live picture perspective. the kgo roof camera is that stunning or what? if you are up early to catch the eclipse tweet the pictures. i think larry should get up early. i'll show you what it looks like. you should have a great view of the eclipse tomorrow morning. the temperatures right now are in the 40s, 50s and as you take a look at the live picture from our emeryville camera looking across the bay it is cooler for the upcoming weekend. showers on easter sunday and more rain coming in on monday night and into tuesday. that system looks more intense. it is coming out of the gulf of alaska. it starts off sunny and ends up with clouds. then i

in the fall people were over the moon -- and the paul people were over the moon. hn: it would be pretty amazing if she were at the michelle obama level already. and ted cruz. pretty soon, there could be more than a dozen announced republican candidates, so, mark on the basis of the speech, how is rand paul planning to position himself? mark: there is no one who can lay a stronger claim to them as rand paul. there are people in the establishment you say, sure he can win two of those or three of those come but that does not mean he will be the nominee. if he wins one or two of those, he would have quite a lot of steam. then going state-by-state, he is as well-positioned or better positioned as anyone in the field. john: in terms of geographic position, he looks very strong. he has serious digital chops on his campaign. they're going to try to organize and expand the caucus universe in iowa. trying to build and bring more people in. the same time, it is all about what exactly he is. with the thing that rand paul was, the brand of rand paul of two years ago, which is a

heading out tonight you will have the moon behind a gauze of clouds out there. temperatures would -- you won't see it. temperatures in the mid-50s for the most part. and then out the door tomorrow morning, we'll have showers over the bay area spreading from north to south in classic fashion. the sort of thing we didn't see all winter long will come in dead on cue for easter sunday. and by later in the day, though, we'll get some clearing by the afternoon. we'll go to variable clouds and a few scattered showers by the afternoon. and that will lead to cloudy conditions on monday. futurecast gives us an idea what to expect. we are going to freeze this around sunrise. you can see a few showers in the north bay at sunrise. then they spread south more moisture comes in so a showery day until the afternoon. then we go to clouds and actually some sun will come out in the north bay tomorrow afternoon. not much accumulation but as we roll on rain spreads over the coast and you can see that little finger of greater precipitation right along the san mateo, santa cruz county

during the eclipse you will see a blood moon redish in color. it is caused by sunlight scattering off the earth's atmosphere. it will last for five minutes and the weather should be perfect to see the moon. >> i heard a rumor, just a rumor, that meteorologist sandhya patel will be live tweeting at 4:58 right through 5:00 5:03 a.m. >> it is a rumor. >> i will be up very early. i will show you the moon from the live picture perspective. the kgo roof camera is that stunning or what? if you are up early to catch the eclipse tweet the pictures. i think larry should get up early. i'll show you what it looks like. you should have a great view of the eclipse tomorrow morning. the temperatures right now are in the 40s, 50s and as you take a look at the live picture from our emeryville camera looking across the bay it is cooler for the upcoming weekend. showers on easter sunday and more rain coming in on monday night and into tuesday. that system looks more intense. it is coming out of the gulf of alaska. it starts off sunny and ends up with clouds. then i

april 30th i am pam cook. >> i dave clark, let's talk about traffic and weather, you are looking at the moon. >> such a beauty. >> 8:42 p.m. or something like that. he always knows the exact time. we have clear skies a cloud or two not a big deal. a little component of northerly or easterly breeze, high clouds to the south, no big deal. there must be a breeze there. last time i heard was 5 2 or 53. i am guessing they're getting a northerly breeze. 49 in napa and 59 in santa rosa.

. >> you have said that obama is to the tea party what the moon is to the werewolf. what do you mean by that? >> i mean obama is to the tea party what the moon is to the wear wolves. >> thank you. we needed you to clarify that. >> i'm glad we straightened that out. >> julian bond talks about another movement the battle for lgbt quality. stay with us. >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> you're watching talk to al jazeera, i'm michael shure speaking with civil rights icon, julian bond >> looking back at the movement even in the movie selma, but reading about it and knowing about it it wasn't all harrowing and terrible. and i've heard you in other interviews even talk about how it was a good time the civil rights movement. talk about that a little bit. >> it was a wonderful time. it was the best time of my

this is the view of the moon from the comcast center in center city. clear skies and the temperatures right now are still falling. but bright sunshine and winds picking up out of the south will change that during the day. right now it's just a three-mile-an-hour wind for pottstown, reading and dover. and look at all the readings that are calm this morning. that will change. and you can see some high clouds off to the northwest. some of those will be moving in this afternoon. but we'll stay dry during the day today. sunshine, nice and bright. and here comes the wind. light to start with. but by 11:00 this morning, we've got 15-mile-an-hour winds, steady out of the south. and they go even stronger this afternoon. to 20 miles an hour at 2:00 this afternoon with gusts possibly as high as 30 miles an hour. and that will boost our temperatures from the 50s at 10:00 this morning into the 60s this afternoon. so a nice warm day ahead. and then those clouds those will be moving in tomorrow with some wet weather. but not today. we'll stay sunny. gusty winds and 6

. >>> it didn't last very long but a total eclipse of the moon this morning still dazzled. risers in the western united states and canada, they got a glimpse just before dawn. the moment when the moon was completely obscured by earth's shadow lasted just minutes making it the shortest lunar eclipse of the century. wow. that was amazing to see. >>> justin unfortunately we here on the east coast couldn't see that eclipse sadly enough but pretty amazing sight to see on video. >> just a few seconds you blink and miss it. back here at holmdel valley not a bad day overall. a little on the windy side. we'll check in with the weather watchers. holding temperatures in the mid-50's which is pretty close to near average for this time of year this time of night but the winds still going to be an issue through the evening and even overnight hours. sustained winds in landenberg, gary has 20 miles per hour out of the northwest n reading michael also almost at 30 miles per hour, down in the coast ocean city james at 22 miles per hour sustained winds, 19 in robbinsville as stephen checks in.

early this morning, the sunlight falling on the moon, seen in this time lapse video, was slowly blocked by the earth. this kind of eclipse is known as a "blood moon," because of the orange glow that appears as the suns rays bend around the earth and through its atmosphere and are cast onto the moon. >> sreenivasan: there was a bright spot in yesterday's otherwise disappointing jobs report. wages, stuck for so long, are finally starting to go up. for more about this, we are joined now from washington by eric morath of the wall street journal. so, is this truly a bright spot in an otherwise pretty bleak report? >> well, the report certainly was bleak, and we're starting to see, though, the first signs possibly of stronger wage growth. we still have quite a ways to go before we can declare it's a breakout, but there has been some other news around wages that is also brightening outlook. >> sreenivasan: we've been seeing these stories of companies like walmart or mcdonald's announcing planned wage increases. is that likely to have an impact on the overall economy considering the number of l

the moon is really pretty righttom. >> yeah gorgeous off to our west. getting low in the western sky. we have a clear sky this morning at the bus stop or waiting for the metro. stay in the 40s between now through 8:00 and lots of sunshine. sunrise is at 6:13. then the temperatures will jump into the 50s between 8:00 and 9:00 as a rapid warm-up will commence with bright sunshine. rather chilly into the mid and upper 40s. prince george's county and montgomery and fairfax county. and leesburg is now at 50. elsewhere across northern virginia temperatures are down into the 40s. chilly spot, warrenton down to 41 degrees. we'll look at your drive time forecast and melissa is looking at construction problems this morning. >> more road work here. this one 66 westbound at leesburg pike. this is supposed to be until 5:00. we are only talking one right lane block. nothing to worry about too much. a little mention this morning. taking a live look on 95 in virginia. dale city here northbound and southbound no issues over to prince george's county. branch avenue pennsy