>> i don't think we can even know the amount that there is to know about the moon. even the total of what there is to know is unknown. so to be able to say how much we know is really impossible. >> to take the next step, is this important that we know about the moon because of missions to mars? is this linked in any way? >> absolutely. i mean, one aspect of that is you can think of technologically why you would want to know how much water is on the moon, because it's much easier to get a rocket to mars if you launch off the moon. so if we just launch our resources to get to the moon and then we can use the hydrogen that we are finding in these permanently shadowed regions to convert into fuel for these rockets, it's going to take a lot less fuel to get to mars, and we can bring more things with us. >> okay, we're going to go really basic here. it's easier to launch from the moon because of the lack of gravitational pull. >> it's a much smaller gravitational pull. >> you don't need as much of a rocket to do it, a propulsion system. >> so, the biggest challenge in spac

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the super moon. keep them coming. beautiful night to moon gaze, stargaze. the moon so bright probably outshining the stars. temperatures are comfortable, 54 degrees here in boston. overnight dropping into the 40s. a couple areas upper 40s. king tide thursday afternoon. we could see 12.5 high tide in boston. >>> coming up right after the newscast, theiisy minutes trump, his first since election captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> i've never done anything like this. >> stahl: this took your breath away? >> a little bit. a little bit. i think i realized that this is a whole different life for me now. >> stahl: in his first president-elect seemed more subdued than the candidate had been, and donald trump surprised us when fundamental positions of his seemed open to negotiation. are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> stahl: they're talking about a fence in the republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would. >> stahl: five days after the e

i'm watching the moon probe. what? the moon probe. i'm watching the moon probe. you turn the vacuum on, the set goes flooey. i can't see! [ whirring stops ] i can't see. can't you do that later? sweetheart, i've been waiting for weeks to give the house a thorough cleaning. these rugs are filthy! how can you worry about the dirt on the rugs when we're about to see the surface of the moon? the moon could use a vacuuming, too. all that dust. ick! we have now received word from the cape that the orbit and attitude of the space capsule are perfect. watch this with me. it's pretty interesting, even for a sophisticated witch like you. i've seen the moon. she's seen the moon. she's seen the moon? no, that's impossible. with her, nothing's impossible. larry, i'd like to ask you something. is it more important than jack nicklaus getting an eagle on a 550-yard five-par? what do you think about the moon? i think it's very nice. easy, now. stroke it easy. you've got a downhill lie. i mean about getting there. you really want to know what i think? okay, i'll tell you what i thi

behold the super moon. sky watchers get to see the closest glimpse of the moon since 1948. how people saw the super moon around the world. these images are really spectacular. >> beautiful. >> great way to start the morning good morning everyone. glad to be with you on this monday morning. marty, another clear day to start our workweek. then things change a bit. >> we have nice changes coming moon go out and look at the western sky now. it will be back up this evening at 5:24. spectacular images that we've seen around the area. this from nate from last night. again you see a plane taking off and/or landing -- not and/or, and landing last night. skies beginning to lighten a bit. dry over the state. rain and sno rockies around idaho and montana. we'll kick clouds our way. been talking high pressure last couple weeks. now going to shift north and east bringing a good sized storm later this week especially mountain areas. weather on the job cool this morning. little warm later this afternoon. 5:24 this evening is when the temperatures tuesday and wednesday. thursday, light moist

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moon. although this is the closest the moon has been to the earth since another technically super moon next moon. it won't be as close, but it will be big and bright and i can't wait for you to see that. that's one month from day. if you look outside and try to see that super moon early this morning before the sun comes up, you will not have to worry about any rain and there aren't any clouds to obscure your view. it's beautiful but it's very cold. 40 in cleveland right now, and the suburbs. in fact, most of us are in the 30s. 34 in shaker, and good morning to you out in solon. 31, and we're waking up in the 30s in strongsville as well. i think by 9:00 we probably will be around 40, 53 midday, and then an afternoon high today of 58. not bad for this time of the year when the average high is only about 52 degrees. so we're about 6 degrees above average this afternoon. i think you'll like how today looks, and tomorrow will look and feel similar. cold in the morning but milder in the afternoon. we're near 60 again and there may be few more clouds around tomorrow. that's because we have a cold

you can check out the super moon. but if you want to the see from this telescope's eye piece you can come check it out tonight, until 9:30. it's completely free to come out here to the gilbert rotary observatory. back to you. >> fantastic. thanks so much. >> very interesting. and it'll be a long time before we get a view like had a. >>> coming up, a carjack suspect strikes again. >> and is your hot spot on the dirty list? >> and the temperatures starting to cool off out there. tonight's forecast nice. 71 degrees by 10:00. a huge warming trend coming into the forecast. headlines. u.s. senator john mccain and jeff flakes say much more need to be done for our veterans. >> and mccain and flake say the problems playing the v. a. health care system nationwide extend to southern arizona and are unacceptable. two reports released this week confirm allegations of weight time ma manipulation and mismanagement persist at the v. a. health care system. >> one of -- you [ inaudible ] >> and he jumped >> a suspect in several carjacki

won't see much of the moon tomorrow night youtube clouds. will have showers through the middle of the week. and then we have a more significant chance of rain saturday-sunday. take a look at these temperatures. shower chance continues on wednesday and then we are dry and a little bit milder thursday . this weekend, you may want to have an alternate plan for being outside . it will rain both saturday and sunday. tonight it is clear and you will get a chance to see the super moon, moonrise is that 5: 40. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on bay area roads... but you probably haven't seen one of these before. >>> coming up, shuttles of all types and sizes are on all bay area roads but you probably have not seen one of these before. we will take you inside a self driving shuttle coming up on kpix 5 at 6:00. that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the remaking of a president. this was then. >> we're going to get a special prosecutor. >> pelley: and this is now. >>

that could hinder the super moon event tonight. as far as the quarter commute, no weather to speak up. just some clouds around. upper 30s, around 40. well above normal and for the afternoon hours, some more sunshine and temperatures will thursday, we could have 70s back on the board. we will talk about that and a big change to the colder weather for the weekend. >>> fall is in's -- in full swing. that means a lot more these on the ground. why those may stay there longer than usual. >> reporter: fall in the corridor means a few things. it means football, sweater weather and it means a whole lot of breaking. -- breaking -- might see a slight delay to your curbside cleanup. several crews are out in cedar rapids as late as this afternoon. the pickup on that side of town was scheduled for last wednesday and thursday but city officials say it is not unusual to go as late as saturday which cost the city a few hours of overtime. the 1st pick up pushback from the 3rd 2 the 10th but for different reasons. >> we have a lot of leaves down right

that's the 7 day forecast you guys mooning us today as well. >> we're outlook are for the super moon. it wept be around until 2034 this is my yot. >> i saw it when i went it bad it was over there. i guess the best shot. >> you can see it over the art museum. it's that way. >> look to the west. >> it's so bright. many people are trying to take picture of it. >> it's hard to tell how big it is unless you have something in perspective. our friend hughie dillon of philly chitchat took pictures that had it in perspective. it looked really big. >> he was out in lancaster county there's a lot of favrm land and sky scrapers and things in the way. >> is that up now is up airport if you do -- and from the airport and ben franklin parkway. >> it's really m how do we go back to regular moon after seeing something like this how do we go back to egg lar moons i can't fet pj. >> i can't go back. >> now it's at its peek. >> if you want to see this things because there's probably cloud cover tonight. lock at that isn't it beautiful there it is pap tacktis. >> we've about manipulating the moon today to

one of many we will be seen tonight as the full, super moon moves across. one thing that could be a problem is cloud cover that is beginning to show up. a lot of this is high and thin clouds but there are thicker clouds in the northwest. from time to time, there will be a few of those in the sky but for the moment, the skies are clear and viewing conditions are excellent and tomorrow morning, the clouds that ce move up very quickly. for the quarter commute tomorrow, maybe a few scattered clouds around. temperatures still of abnormal. 38 in solent and around 38 in iowa city and liberty. those temperatures should get us off to a pretty good start. another sunny and mild day after that, a strong cold front arrives on friday bringing us a chance of showers and thunderstorms. beyond that, much colder air spills in. we will be talking about that in a moment. as far as november, it could be much better than it has been. the average high at 64 degrees per day. the 2nd warmest on record. the last 18 days, we have seen above normal temperatures and 12 consecutive days

it can create higher tides than normal prsm the super moon -- >> reporter: the super moon hit it's peak yesterday. nasa gathered a significant amount of data about changes to the lunar surface. the next super moon that will be closer than this is november of 2034. if you slept through it last night you can catch a smaller version tonight. it's still 15% brighter than usual. >>> coming up, the latest from new zealand following a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. >> it was very violent. >> plus details on the death of gwen ifill and how she is being remembered tonight. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> we are getting a closer look at the damage from a massive earthquake in new zealand. cows were stuck on an island. they have since been rescued. we have more. >> reporter: a powerful earthquake struck new shield, triggering a small tsunami and landslides. >> it knocked me out the bed. >> the doors buckled. >> reporter: the quake hit after midnight local time. it caused damage in the capitol and in the city of christ church. >> we tried to get to a doorway, it was so viole

so it's going to be the opportunity when the moon is closest in its approach around the earth in its orbit and full. >> okay. so what makes this one super moon? >> what makes this particular super moon most super is that it's the closest the moon will be to the earth since january of 1948. so it's been quite a long time since it's been that close. >> and why is that. >> the orbit around the earth is irregular, it's affected by all of the other massive objects in the system, gravity of the sun, all pulling on -- well everything in the system but including the moon as well as the oceans of the earth sloshing the moon around. a orbit of the moon around the earth. >> all right so we're going to have our clear rest skies over the weekend and not so much on monday night, but people will even notice that it is bigger and brighter before it's completely full, right? >> that's right. so yeah, even sunday night would be an excellent opportunity. it would be an excellent opportunity for people to check out the full moon, the super moon, even into monday morning if you have an opportunity to get

we see it whenever a full moon happens at the same time as what's called the moon's perigee. even though the supermoon will be closest around 6:20...your best chance of seeing it in all its glory will sunday marked one year since the deadly terrorist attack in paris. one performer wanted to honor the lives of those killed. sting reopened the parisian concert hall this weekend. the singer asked for a moment of silence in french. area was reserved for survivors and the families of those who were killed there last year. sting also made a big announcement over the weekend. since his first pop-rock album in more than a decade is out, he will now have a world tour. it starts in vancouver in february. the three month tour includes north american, eurpoean, and u-k shows. the 65-year-old says he is a little deaf and wears reading glasses but he thinks he is doing pretty well. the walking dead, continues to be one of the without spoiling the latest episode, you may see a lot about it on facebook this morning. and overall, people are not happy with it. as you may have heard, the season

the moon orbits the earth every 27 and a half days. it's an elliptical orbit which is like a slightly stretched out circle.

super moon has been clearly visible in the early morning sky. moon set is at 6:35 this morning. we only have a few minutes here. chuck has 4 things to to know about the forecast. that live picture still there? >> that is live from chopper 4 right there this morning. not as pretty as it looks down onto the road. melissa mollet will help you navigate that monday morning commute in a second. the super moon is on its way down here this morning. these shots, as the moon is getting close to the horizon again. these will be the best pictures you'll get of it. it always looks extra big because the frame and reference of things on the ground to compare it to. get out there, you shutter bugs. you have another couple of minutes. outside, a mostly clear sky here this morning but the moon is goiow little bit. enjoy it. we won't get a repeat performance. clouds are coming back and a chance for showers moving in later today will go through the night and into early tomorrow. should get the sunshine back tomorrow afternoon and there is one day this week where we have a shot at making 70 degrees.

moon. this is a view from the art museum, thanks to cbs-3 photographer sean, the moon will be closest to theust before 6:30 this morning, so be sure to look up. >> so about an hour and 15 minutes, okay. time for everyone to head out to see it. all right, let's see katie now, tracking some showers? >> eventually we will be, skies my and clear, not even cloud out there for many of you to get in that supermoon viewing opportunity here. but, the light of day eventually will skew that view. up with us right now, maybe during the commercial break, let's go step outside real quickly. i personally did notice how much brighter it was, so, you know, it really is just a moonlit sky for us. and certainly the city skies, also, helped to light it up out there. thirty-four, the current temperature at palmyra cove. where we are seeing at this point virtually no wind. and temperatures obviously off to pretty colds start. that's running theme. we talked about that possibility of wet weather, and it is pretty good shot for a lot to ends up with wet weather, because of this guy, combination of coastal system, w

the moon will dominate the earth's sky. it will be 18 years before it again so make sure you take a look. the special moon is expected to

it's the closest the moon has been in nearly 70 years. let's look east towards the super moon . look spectacular. temperatures outside -- or i mean for the highs today were 69 in san jose, 68 in san francisco, 67 in both fremont and oakland. we are clear around here with no rain and no cloud coverage. up north we do have study rainfall up towards eureka. i am tracking some heavier rainfall up there. we will jesse light rainfall and that chance happens for us tomorrow. it will be hard to see the full moon tomorrow due to the clouds. here are the highs for tomorrow. a chance of rain continues into wednesday. we are getting cooler and cloudier. the reason for this change is because of this week cold front. as i mentioned, the heaviest rainfall is up towards our reservoirs. highs tomorrow under mostly cloudy skies. san jose 67, oakland 67 in santa rosa 66 degrees. a slight chance of showers for the north bay both tomorrow and wednesday. we will be dry for two days. thursday and friday. then the weekend will be wet with rain likely both saturday and sunday. we may get 1 inch of rainfa

clear sky enables you to see the full moon. the super moon if you will. right now in philadelphia, it's only 35 degrees. so, yeah, wear a jacket when you're out photographing and we'll have more on that coming up. northerly wind 3 miles an hour. 6:45 sunrise time. moon will be at biggest before sunrise. 39 mount pocono and 35 philadelphia and cold morning. 29 millville and 3 wilmington with winds mostly coming out of the west or norm west at least they're not extreme wind today. and we expect a nice one though with mix of sun and clouds high of 60, 61 defwreez. sunset time 4:45. that takes care of monday, bob kelly, we're not going to give you problems in the weather department. hopefully you can say the same. >> one problem fire location at the interest section frankford and lehigh at a tire company. tire business right there on the corner of that busy interest sechblingts watch for local detours this morning. otherwise we're good to go coming into downtown. no problems on the schuylkill. king of president bushia looking good. they did not work last nigh

tonight is the final night to see the super moon in the night sky but it's a to see it this evening. >> as you can see from the live look from the roof top of our studio. nowhere to be found. meet gist says it's not all lost. what are the odds? >> you think what i think well be a little hard pressed to see it. you can come down and see the christmas tree that's super cool. let's talk about the super moon again unfortunately a little too much cloud cover at least in cleveland but it's the largest super moon since 1948 and it won't be this close again until 2034. but that didn't stop people from getting some great photos of this super moon not only late last night but also during the would he early morning hours in morning. check out a couple of the photos that came into the news room i love this one from denny in cleveland. you can see just the giant super distance looking great there. down towards canton area, brandon thank you for the gorgeous photo. last night towards avon lake. so why is it a super moon and why do we call it that? here's the deal it will appear 14% bigger and 30%

the full super moon is coming up. if you were able to watch jay reynolds here, but the details on this. basically the bottom line, 15% larger and 50% brighter. he's already been on. check it out. it will be on our website at fox8.com. lots of great information on on the eight day with a decent amount of sunshine. the next shot for any appreciable rain would be on saturday at the earliest. that's it. barberton has come up about 10 degrees in the last hour. thirty-six. elyria is 35 is is alliance. a double three in hudson, 39 west like this morning. maslin, seylan both checking in at 28 degrees. whether flight, no clouds here across the great lakes now. there were some earlier this morning now heading off toward the east coast. meanwhile, today's high 58 degrees with abundant sunshine, not as cool as yesterday. we made it to a 51, we've got a bonus degree out of it. bonus degree out of it. today. not much in the way of cloud cover as we animate through 3:00 a.m. just a few clouds showing up there. but some of the stats f

did you know the november full moon is known as the beaver moon. fun fact. >> over the divide now, we have a few skiers and snow borders making their way down the trail at loveland. bright blue here on the front range as well 68 at dia in the backyard. our temperatures 65 degrees. our normal highs this time of year should be in the mid-50s. already running 10 or so degrees above that. temperatures in northern colorado in the 60s, currently and on the eastern plains 70. high country 40s and even 50s. your highs today 50s western slope, 50s aspen and summit county. future cast will show few high clouds and that's it. this evening, our skies clear. tomorrow morning, stronger winds develop close to the foothills. we could have a development and bit of a mountain wave cloud. temperatures in the overnight hours aren't as cold as what they could be. those clouds act as a blanket for us. 70s this afternoon. this evening after the sunset, temperatures in the 60s, 50s, overnight hours. those temperatures in the 40s. 41 your overnight low. high morning. temper

the fog as the moon sets this morning. ally all we have left. fog is really the primary story as you just heard from rock. the main headlines are fog and low clouds to start the day. temperatures 48 kegs degrees in livermore and santa rosa. 50 in concord. satellite showing good news if you like to see sunshine later today. high pressure in place and we should see the fog mix out to sunshine later. a mild day with temperatures in the 70s. transition though, we have this area of low pressure to the north and it's going to be passing through a weak front and as it does, it's going to bring the chance of showers increasing clouds and cooler temperatures for most of us tomorrow. chance of showers primarily for the north bay. here we are today around lunchtime with lingering low clouds and fog starting to lift around midday and we see sunshine for the second half of the day that mixes out. tomorrow most of seeing increase in clouds and stray showers up north and passing rain not a total rain out. however, watch this behind the fr

super part of the super moon? >> so the super moon, we'll define this as a full moon that's closer to the earth than normal. >> that's easy. >> brought one of our greatest models to show you. it's a string. we'll get to the average distance between the earth and the moon is right here. >> come to me just a bit. how do we make a super moon? >> we come about that much closer. >> about two inches closer 1234. >> on this model. now monday is even closer. >> super, super moon is about -- >> as close as we get to the moon. >> five inches closer. circumference closer. >> little more than 5-inches. >> for sure. the sad thing is the moon will be set when it's at its absolute closest if you live in cleveland. the idea is wake up early, at 6:30 in the morning on the 14, it'll be at its closest closest and look as big as it possibly can. when it's rising and looks jim johnson january tick, it's -- gigantic, it's an optical illusion and messes with your brains. very few people want to listen to me when i say that. i brought wit

you can see the super moon. meteorologist bill henley has a beautiful view. >> it's a great view from our camera in cape may. completely clear for the entire area. no problems seeing it first this thing morning. this afternoon, a different story. in the 30s for philadelphia. new jersey is at 36 degrees. we will see sunshine this morning before the clouds move in this afternoon. 62 degrees in philadelphia. clouds rolling into the suburbs. a high of 59 degrees. and 60 degrees before the clouds take over completely in new jersey during the early afternoon hours. the lehigh valley getting close to the 60 degree mark. southern delaware will see late day showers. those are the showers that will spread to the north as the evening progresses and be with us in the area tomorrow. you may have noticed the changes ahead with the seven-day forecast scrolling at the bottom of the screen. i'll take a closer look at when you can expect rain drops to start falling when i come back with the hour by hour forecast. first, time for a

the moon will be down at 6:35 this morning. a lot of great moon light across northern virginia and even lighting up the potomac here early this morning. tonight going into tomorrow. clouds are quickly moving over the northern parts of the chesapeake bay over the outer banks of north carolina if i could get it out. we're all dry this morning and rain is not likely at all until well after lunch time today. here is future weather. the leading possibilities of rain about 1:00, 2:00 this afternoon. a little earlier, more like lunch time across southern maryland. after we get past 4:00 or 5:00 today, pockets grab your umbrella here early this morning. temperatures, it is cold this morning. how about 23 manassas. afternoon highs with the increasing clouds. we'll stay mostly in the mid to upper 50s. might actually be warmer today in fredrick maryland than in saint mary's city. they'll have sunlight the longest. milder weather towards the middle of the week and a big fat 70 coming up on friday and a mild start to the weekend as doing sup

. >>> did you miss the super moon? i want to show you an incredible picture of what our photographers caught tonight. here is a look right now at the super moon. etc. a full moon. next time you're going to catch it will be in 2034. it's beautiful. now, let's take a look at live doppler 7. i'll show you where there is some fog. we'll have it around san francisco coast right now. it's going to expand heading into tomorrow morning. another look of the moon from our sutro camera, well above the fog layer, upper 50s to low 60s from san francisco to oakland. san jose, 54 degrees. abc7 news exploratorium camera looking at san francisco now. visibility is good but not going to look that way tomorrow morning. the commute is going to be dicey. low 60s in santa rosa. and a live look from our sfo camera. fog will be a problem during the commute if you're flying out, could be seeing more delays. dense fog, chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. later models coming in and painting a weather picture, turning cooler by mid week. can

down to 53 with the super moon. tomorrow with sun we should get tomorrow's record is 62 that should stand and the seven day forecast. wednesday and thursday third degree's high is 60. third degree low 39. no weather whining. overnight weekend. there we go. >> take the detail. amazing. it is to really enjoy the super cascaing down on earth. this is cool. we will go out on facebook now and show more pictures in the evening. our pictures will get good pictures. >> not disappointing. >> it is super. >> thank you. >> now at 5:00 a look at the las vegas strip. one reason why many of our friends and family visit. some if you need help cleaning for the last minute visits check this out amazon home service connect to you local health from clean to installing the new tv for christmas. you pay for the service using the credit card on file with amazon. direct payments are not allowed >> if you want to know where marie is. we have a p you will love it next at 5:00. >> reporter: later this week z and her baby are fine. >>> tonight

moon in the sky. >> 14% brighter. unfortunately our forecast is do have super moons every regularly. every 14 full moon. correct? >> right. we are going to get a super moon , the next one is not until 2018, but the next one of this size will be not until 2034. >> i'm sorry we will miss this big one. but, you guys have been doing a lot of research on the moon and i was surprised to hear you have a lun orbiter orbiting the moon. you have been doing it for the last 7 years and learning interesting things about the moon. tell us about that. >> exactly. that has been giving us a detailed, spectacular view of the moon. we can see these impact craters in incredible detail in one of the things we have come to find is that there are new impact craters happening all the time, the moon is changing much for example, the astronaut's footprints we would expect to be wiped out somewhere on the order of millions of years from now but actually it's going to be thousands of years, much quicker. the moon is changing much faster and has b

when the moon is fu- call a supermoon. it can be 14 percent closer to earth -- making it appear larger. it also shines 30 percent more moonlight onto the earth. it won't be as big and bright again for another 18 years.in 2034, the moon will come even closer -- that, too, will be a supermoon. extra" now... if sunday was the day you picked for the packers to turn it around... wrong. green bay not good from the opening kick. the titans tried an onside kick, the packers recovered but did nothing with it. from there, the titans then got on an incredible roll. demarco murray untouched going 75 yards on tennessee's first offensive play. final hopes to pull off a miracle, gone. packers lose 47-25. you can get your packer fix coming up later this morning. and who they have coming up next week.we sit down with wayne larrivee here on live at daybreak at 6-50.he'll give us an inside look at the packers loss. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4... thoughts of summerfest: the new headliners just announced moments ago, and why t

this is the closest the moon has been indians won the world series title. take those pictures and post them to facebook, instagram twitter with the # news 3 super moon. we're going to put some of those on the air tomorrow. >> kim: whatdo we have as far as the weather forecast moving forward? >> big changes are coming. of t-shirt weather here. this is from yesterday. ton of blue sky out there. temperatures as you are heading out the door a little school. you'll want a jacket. north las vegas at 50. downtown 52. southeast 51-degrees. temperatures will gets a whole lot colder later this week. dig out the winter we have activity to our north. at home sunny skies. still going to be warm. that storm system is going to knock the temperatures down and will start arriving on wednesday. today's high 78. still very mild. light variable winds today. overnight the low will go down to 53. a little chilly. this time of year we're doing the heat in the morning and air conditioning in the afternoon. our seven-day forecast showing tomorrow. 79 for the high. winds pick up on

even most of the moons of jupiter and saturn are dwarfed by the size of our moon. we have an uncommonly large moon relative to us. in spite of how small that looks. the point i want to make is that pluto, people we have history here with pluto in this institution. back in 2001 we open the row center for earth and space we are the first out-of-the-box to reassociate pluto's identity from the company planets to the icy, vice, the ice balls of the outer solar system. so we were raked over the coals by the press saying, especially little kids send their angry, pissed off third-graders same just because it's small how could you do that. there thinking that size was an issue. in fact it had much less to do with size than you might imagine. if we can go to the next slide which we have. now we now you have the gas giants, jupiter, saturn, uranus, and neptune. and then you get to see how small earth is relative to the action there. earth is included in this for scale. here's a point i will make and i don't get to make it often enough. jupiter is more bigger compared to eart

not a good time to see features on the surface of the moon. >> reporter: the full moon impacts tides, too. florida's east coast has been under a coastal flood advisory tides one to two feet higher than normal. while the high tide is high right now. the national weather service says the supermoon's super tide will only be above normal for the tampa bay area. and unlike popular belief, rogers says a full moon, super or not, doesn't impact the human biology or behavior. >> maybe it's an excuse to act a little bit crazy. >> reporter: if you can't tell the moon is bigger and brighter, it's worth a little moon gazing. >> really it's a full moon, is what it amounts to. those are beautiful in their own right. >> reporter: in bradenton, isabel mascarenas, 10news wtsp. on the east coast are stronger. about 6 inches of water flooded the streets in coconut grove. there could be another 6 inches on top of that because of the seasonal king tide. flooding incidents are up about 400% in miami beach. in the area's sea level rises two feet, you would see a radical transformation. that's why the city is

you can see the super moon over san francisco bay and the bay bridge. super moons happen on average once a year when the moon travels closer to earth than usual. they're slighter brighter than normal. nasa is calling this an extra super moon. that sounds scientific. extra, extra special. let me tell you why. it's because it's about 30% brighter than the typical super moon. this is the closest the moon has been to our planet since 1948. we spoke with some folks in san francisco who were out there to just take in this special occasion. >> it's sort of my hobby to be out there to catch extraordinary events like this that are so rare. >> i'm excited. it's glowing quite bright. never seen it glow like that. >> that's gorgeous. the next extra super moon is not going to be around until 2034. >> we're all figuring out how old we'll be. >> we've posted some spectacular i images of the super moon on nbcbayarea.com. >> the shots of the moon are nice, but when you show in context with the buildings and other things -- >> when it's bigger than the capitol dome. >> qu

cherise: why the moon will look different and the best time to see it. hayley: a beautiful shot of the supermoon. totally clear skies now. it is chilly. helping out at the farm in chichester today. adam: the farm is often veterans the chance to connect with these noble creatures. she opened the farm to help heal rescued horses and says she is finding she is helping humans to heal, too. it has a therapy program that began after one veteran realized being with the horses help him feel calm. >> when i starteai language. what that taught me was what we just spoke about, that being angry and isolating does not work. adam: if you would like to know more about the program and farm, log on to wmur.com. cherise: if you look into the sky tonight, you will notice the moon is bigger than usual. tonight and tomorrow, you can see the supermoon. one of our photographers as the sun was setting. the supermoon is the closest full moon of the year. this one is super special. it is the closest the moon comes to us in over 69 years. nasa says the moon will be closest just be

. >>> did you miss the super moon? i want to show you an incredible picture of what our photographers caught tonight. here is a look right now at the super moon. etc. a full moon. next time you're going to catch it will be in 2034. it's beautiful. now, let's take a look at live doppler 7. i'll show you where there is some fog. we'll have it around san francisco coast right now. it's going to expand heading into tomorrow morning. another look of the moon from our sutro camera, well above the fog layer, upper 50s to low 60s from san francisco to oakland. san jose, 54 degrees. abc7 news exploratorium camera looking at san francisco now. visibility is good but not going to look that way tomorrow morning. the commute is going to be dicey. low 60s in santa rosa. and a live look from our sfo camera. fog will be a problem during the commute if you're flying out, could be seeing more delays. dense fog, chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. later models coming in and painting a weather picture, turning cooler by mid week. can

the moon gets to the when the super man will light up the sky monday, it's the closest the moon has been to the earth since 1948 >> i remember that. >> do you really >> maybe. >> if you miss the big event monday you'll have to wait to see it again, the next time we're going to get to see a full moon this close will be in 2034, we're talking a good 18 years here >> i'm a little bit with tony perkins on this one. super moon like >> seems that way but caitlin and i were talking about this yesterday, super moon isn't a technical term. we overuse it when it's really not a super moon. >> yes. >> and i'm going to let caitlin explain. she's our meteorologist expert but caitlin, what makes this so unique is the distance? it's going to be brighter and closer >> closer, brighter, bigger, it actually is the superest of the super moons. so in other words, caitlin wants us to stop overusing super moon >> it's tough, because full moons, you know, they are so big and they are so bright. we seem to have the biggest of them per year, this one actually is a super moon. >> you're right, annie, it is not

the moon will dominate the earth's sky. it will be 18 years before it appears this big and bright look. the special moon is expected to bring higher tides and cause flooding in south florida. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now. a preview of the los angeles auto show and dr. strange puts a spell on movie-goers. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >>> the dollar has been surging since donald trump won the presidential last week, the stock market soared on the news. for the week the dow gained 955 points and its best week in five years. the s&p gained nearly 79 p the nasdaq finished nearly 189 points higher. >>> the british government will be, quote, unashamably pro business when the uk leaves the european union. a speech may will deliver today call on business leaders to act responsibly. >>> the los angeles auto show kicks off this week and new suvs will be the main event. jeeps, subaru and volkswagen are some of the brands offering new updated models. lower gas prices. trucks are also more profitab

. >> is the moon closer to the earth than normal? >> it is. that additional gravitional pull caused high tides to be a little higher than they would have been without that super moon. >> reporter: we are at the point now the waters are high enough not affecting public safety. >> raymon terrain souths sewer systems in miami beach and flooding incidents increased 400% in the last 10 years. >> miami beach sea level to rise 2 feet, the area would undergo a radical transformation. desperate lead to desperate measures. the city is spending mecca higher and drier. >> reporter: most here live five feet above sea level and it could rise nearly 6 inches by 2030. that would be four years before we are talking about the next super moon. >> reporter: david begnaud cbs news, fort lauderdale, florida. >> denise: wow. didn't know that. it was quite the sight though, got to get the kids out and check it out. jeff? >> jeff: you know for the most not as good as last night. we have more cloud cover around. they may block the moon at times. this has been

this is the closest full moon of the year. has you heard meteorologist jeremy nelson say it will not years. well, nasa's senior photographer has three pieces of advice for you if you want to take a picture of the supermoon. number one, don't take a picture of the moon by itself, use a landmark to give yourself a reference point and a sense of school. number two, using a smartphone, tap the screen and hold your finger on the moon to lock the focus and then slide your finger up or down to darken or lighten the exposure, that way you get the proper light balance. and finally, you might want to creative, take a mixture of them holding up the moon or trying to take a bite out of it. well, nasa's earliest astronauts are the star of a new space exhibit called heros and legends. it opened fire at the kennedy space center. there is a new u.s. senate hall of fame, and personal memorabilia, space rockets and 30 astronauts were at the the grant opening including because and the children of his crew mate. a home fit for a president. how mu

is even more super because it's closer to the earth. >> the moon predicted the cubs' win because it's time to win. >> you were explaining a minute ago about why it's so bright. >> it's so clear out this time of year. e we had some very dry air and our clear skies have led to cold temperatures this morning. so even when it's not this close, you get some very bright light this time of year early in the morning. that live view is only going to be available until 6:30. that's when it sets this morning. the sun will be coming up. if you want to see the super moon for real with your naked eye, the time to do it is now. later today when it rises, we'll be looking at clouds in the area. no sign of the clouds this morning, which is why it's cold to start with in each one of our areas. look at the 20s for unionville and the suburbs down to 23. north wales is 27 degrees. we will get a little bit of a broez during the day. this is going to help with the warm-up. a nice day sbo the 60s, but it's not beginning to be sunshine all day. sunshine this morning and th

science behind the super moon. >> coming up next. nce behind the super moon. >> biggest >>> tonight is one of the last chances to see the brightest super moon in decade. >> spectacular. here's a look at the moon from earlier. look at this. closer to the earth than at any point since the late 1940's. >> john has the science behind the super moon. >>reporter: visiting from minisew. tom and diana say the best sight seeing of the whole trip was right outside the hotel window. it flooded the whole street in the balcony and it was awe inspiring. >>reporter: talking of course about this. >> super moon. but it has another name too. tell me what it is tune. >>reporter: scientific name is a mouthful. >> it's lunar something. we say super moon. >>reporter: biggest one since 1948. even the times are few inches higher because the moon is so close. >> a little homework and found it was about 30 miles closer the 1948 which is not big. >>reporter: considering still 2 21,000 meems away, won't be grabbing yourself my moon rock but best view ever from e

the moon orbits the earth every 27 and a half days. it's an elliptical orbit which is like a stretched out circle. the moon's normal distance from us is roughly 239,000 miles. during a supermoon its about 15 thousand miles closer. tonight's supermoon will actually be 17 thousand miles this the closest supermoon we've had since 1948. the next time it will be this close will be in 2034. so tonight the moon will look about 14% larger than normal and abou brighter. the best time to take pictures of the supermoon will be after sunset when the moon is low on the horizon. if you can get a building or a landmark into the picture just like some of our viewers did last night you'll have a great memory of an astronomical event that last 70 years ago. occurred nearly 70 years ago. las vegas fire and rescue knocked down an overnight fire at a vacant, boarded up building near sahara and industrial on cincinnati avenue. calls came in around 12-40 this morning.. and crews had the flames out about 10 minutes after they got to the scene. we're told this

it always looks best when you get the moon down close to the horizon. moon set is at 6:35 this morning. that will be the best time to get a picture of it. it will look extra big due to the comparison of things on the ground. super moon has two hours left on it this morning. shoufs are possible by later on today. wa play it on the safe side. sunshine returns tomorrow afternoon. we have a shot at 70 degrees before this week is through. i'll let you know which day that is most likely to occur on. whenever i say 70 degrees, melissa mollet perks up. 70. did he say 70? >> i won't have to get my blanket and tea. >> still have this crash blocking the left lane. we're not seeing any slow downs on the beltway. hopefully that clears out of the way soon. bottom of the beltway and all of no worries there. everything is rolling along just fine. taking a look at 66 and 95 as promised, nice and green, no construction there. we'll take a look at that red line situation coming up in just a few. >>> david culver back at the live desk. we're monitoring new zealand's prime m

the moon is setting so if you want to see the super moon, now is the time to act. clouds will be back in the area before it comes back up later today. it's allowing temperatures to plummet overnight. just above freezing for the suburbs. now 38 degrees in philadelphia. but look at the 20s in the lehigh value e low. 31 degrees in wilmington. you see the skies are brightening. part of it is the moon. the other part is we're getting closer to sunlight. 37 degrees at 8:00. by 11:00, 54 degrees. some high clouds will start moving in the clouds will continue to increase during the day u. we'll start with clear skies. but this afternoon, clouds will take over. we'll see a warm-up in spite of that. 50s for the suburbs. in new jersey, 60 degrees interior new jersey. and late this afternoon and early this evening, may see some showers at jersey shore and also a possibility in central and southern delaware. and we'll get wet weather for tonight and tomorrow. i'll take a look at that when i come back in less than ten minutes. first your traffic. >>> we're watching an accident o

of the largest moons in the solar system. even most of the moons of. jupiter and saturn are dwarfed by the size of our moon. we have an uncommonly large moon relative to us, in spite of how small that looks. the point i want to make here is pluto, we have history here with pluto in this institution. back in 2000 only opened the row center first in space, we werere the first out-of-the-box to reassociate pluto's identity from the planets to the dirty ice balls in the outer solar system. so we were raked over the coals by the press saying, especially little kids, say there are angry, pitstop third-graders third-graders saying just because it's small, how could you do that. thinking that size was an issue and in fact, it had much less to do with size than you might imagine. if we just go to the next slide, what we have? now we have the gas giants,ize n jupiter sat saturn uranus and neptune. and then you get to see how small earth is relative to the rest of the action there. this group was included in this for scale.here's here i

it is called the super moon. drama on the red carpet finding >> we get a live look at the camera network, 5:14, monday morning. temperatures are showing up 40 or better across the board. not as chilly as it was during the weekend but sort of the calm before the storm. we stay mild with above seasonal highs through thursday and 60 or better on friday and then a cold front is coming through. from the 60 to the 40s. >> sal, thank you. traffic watch 12 here. out the door, the traffic is looking like it is picking up on 94. still smooth sailing. the drive times as well... >> two sheriffs in south carolina are recovering after investigators say a suspect attacked the men. the fight happened yesterday in the eastern part of the state. the deputies were called in for reports of a man walking barefoot along the roadways. the deputies used a tazer on man. the state investi looking into the case. >> happening now, a manhunt in florida for the suspect in a shooting death of a baby and two women. tim, you are learning what hap

about the moon. you can actually interact. >>yes. there's 3-d images. >> reporter: one large display caught my eye immediately. >>this is very interesting. i would definitely want you to spend a me because here we're getting to see a visible evidence of how the moon influences our planet every day. the artist is representing the tidal cycle. it's following a lunar month. you get to see how much the water level goes up and then down. us as humans from our earliest days have always been trying to figure things out and then came this notion of, wow, what if we could go there. at the moon, you can see our past of landing on the moon, the present time, and the future of maybe living there. pamela gardner, wbz news. >>that's at the peabody essex museum until september of 2017. we have plenty of time to get there. it looks fascinating. >>i'm going to see that no question about that. >>me too. >>let's go right now, okay? >>we need to talk weather for our weekend. what are we thinking for the tonight. >>we're