but they are betting on a new energy source thanks to the sun. evada desert, there is no shortage of two things: land and sunshine. the perfect combination for solar reserves to set up the first of its kind, solar and storage generating plant. >> every once in a while you will read an article that is if only you could store energy. you can do that actually. we can do that now. >> before the crescent dune downs project, the biggest challenges were storage and scaleability. using molten salt as a storage medium, solar reserve found a way to capture and hold solar power on a commercial scale with a $1 billion loan from the u.s. department of energy, solar reserve cracked the code on efficient solar energy production storage. let's start at the top. specifically, a 600-foot tall tower. here at solar reserves dunes project, there are uses thousands of mirrors and salt to provide consumers with clean energy from a near infinite source, the sun. >> what you see around us are step mirrors. they are tracking mirrors. they track the sun. and concentrate the

southern china's land on it that she's done now started talking to one to fit into a second epic the sun to leave the room the midst of this. this is the end of the end. not to i'm the one. i did that. b the details least nine people were killed in two separate incidents targeting the police and baucus on snow pants and tie but welcomed rather than on. not the least taken and tested out some twenty five miles from venture capital shopping let's pretend i'm cooking shows on tuesday. this was the second attack on security personnel in the us to try the province. five people including four for the specimen but can't i'm too honest but we did that identified gunmen opened fire on police cars like the shot late on monday. politics the upcoming month the housemate the nation to defeat the country if it costs. we don't want your topic usually by a teacher to write it down all pitched in the shoes of the obvious today still think the amount it scary to see it the number of donors on the type site the appeal of the platoon arrived was contesting against legal position on teaching and writing. ste

the sun came out a bit and you can see a's fans fighting the traffic. weird to see the sun. kimberly tere has been in the rain and now the sun with fans. this weather didn't stop the tailgating, apparently, huh. >> reporter: it didn't. there is a sea of canapes with fans still tailgating. let me show you the line. this is a season ticketholder entrance and everyone is happy that the sun is out so they can dry out a little bit. the a's and coliseum officials have been preparing for opening day for months now. fans are ready rain or shine to get baseball season officially underway. >> it's not pouring but i hope it will clear up. i hope mother nature will cooperate with us. >> reporter: hours ahead of the opening game, oakland a's fans started tailgating even though mother nature wasn't making it easy. >> you can see real fans came out. hot dogs, so we're going to have a good time. >> we've been doing this every year and again, you know, mother nature, what are you going to do? still here. we're fans. >> reporter: saturday's exhibition game against the giants was cancelled beca

. >> the sun acts as fuel on days like this. and they have already been very strong this morning. that's a good sign of what's to come as we head through the afternoon. half moon bay saw half inch size hail. there was a good burst around 8:50. and roadway flooding being reported on highway 18. and now we're watching that next bout of rain pushing in. you notice in the past six hours it has been very active. lots of storms, small scale storms, moving in. one more intense band moving in right now. this is santa cruz in the next five to ten minutes. small hail has been being produced. this one is getting it's act together here and moving into the half moon bay. and it will affect san francisco. that where we see dark storm clouds right now. so do take it easy if you have to be out there and remember, if you see hail or hear thunder, go inside, that's the best place to be. we'll have more in a few minutes. >>> a lightning strike in berkeley blew up an 80 foot redwood street scattering wood debris all over the neighborhood. it was next to a home when it was struck yesterday afternoon. p

new energy source, thanks to the sun. 00 years, tufty nevada towns like tonopah rode a roller coaster from boom to bust. it had one of the richest silver strikes in th west but eventually, the fields went dry and tonopah turned into a ghost town. put today, nevada and las vegas are staking their energy dollars on this little town. land and sunshine, the perfect combination of solar reserve, to set up the first of its kind of solar energy storage plant. >> if only, we could store solar energy. hello, we can do that now. >> before crescent dunes, through using molten salt as a storage yeem, concentrated solar par on a commercial scale. with a $1 billion loan from the u.s. department of energy, let's start at the top. specifically, a 600 foot tal tower. here at solarreserve's, crescent dunes project, they are harness harnessing energy from the sun. >> it's kind of like taking a giant mag if i fieg glass like you -- magnifying glass like you did as a kid. >> more involved than my childhood experiments. >> these move just a lit

the sun is blotted out so you can see the atmosphere of the sun blowing out. lled an ejection and that is the atmosphere of the sun blowing out into space. the bright flashes are x-rays coming from the sun. this is magnetic turbulence on the sun. it goes out into the space and space isn't empty. space connects us to the sun. so things travel out and hit us there. >> and like the heat intensity of the flare. >> you are seeing hot plasma, million degree gas bubbling off from the sun. it is the radiation that has the impact. >> can you predict this? >> just like you can watch the weather channel. you can now watch the space weather channel. there is a fleet of space craft that looks at the sun and monitor these things. so they can give you a little advance >> the radio systems were knocked out for a period of time. how serious is that? whose radio? >> this one is little. but think about your gps or radio communication or airplanes loosing their guideiance signals. if you had a blackout, hospitals without emergency power. as you get bigger and bigger, the threats g

the sun is so bright we had to turn the camera away. it is hazy.t is not a "spare the air" day with pollution low. grass pollen is moderate and mold is low even with the rain. padres are in town to take on the giants and 60 at 7:15 dropping down to 56 with a light breeze. if you are traveling, 59 in lake tahoe and 80 if los angeles and 91 in palm springs. >> we are tracking an accident in antioch if you are traveling westbound headed up to hillcrest avenue that is where we have a four-car crash and it is blocking two lanes. with the c.h.p. on the scene an ambulance is possible with injuries involved and we have backups extending from highway 160 so slow out there and c.h.p. is starting to get thing undercontrol. 580 tracy to dublin is 49 minutes and south of 580 patterson westbound traffic is blocked because of a stalled big rig so backups stepping for two miles, and nasty. it is busy on 580 and highway 4, the extra minutes are tacked on, 22 minutes, antioch to conquer because of the crash and san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. >>> thanks,

energy, and the polar regions, which receive very little of the sun's energy. but if you change that difference in the temperature between the two regions, you change the speed of the large-scale weather systems that move around the planet. as you change the temperature gradient, these weather systems start to move more slowly through our atmosphere, and you can get more extreme conditions such as droughts and floods that just last longer in a particular region because these weather systems are moving that much slower. and so there is a connection between what happens in the arctic and weather in the lower latitudes. and we knew that if the planet started to warm and you start melting snow and you start melting ice, then you're gonna have this sort of feedback effect that's gonna amplify the warming because you're gonna warm up. you're gonna melt more snow. you're going to melt more ice. it's going to further warm everything up and melt more and more snow and ice, so you have this really vicious positive feedback. so we knew that the arctic was very sensitive to

and 60 years of using the sun's energy, we're look at why solar power is becoming increasingly popularecades after it was first used. >>> ukraine's military have mounted a second phase of an aggressive military operation to regain control of the besieged city slaviansk. one of its helicopters was blown up outside of the city. and the prime minister has accused russia of attempting to start a third world war. sergei lavrov warns that it will face [ technical difficulties ] >> now both moscow and kiev have both of their troops along the border. nato has warned that up to 40,000 russian soldiers are camped on the russian side. in just a moment we'll be talking to peter sharp in moscow, but first let's cross to hoda. what happened with the helicopter incident? >> well as is often the case here in ukraine, there are two narratives to the story. if you listen to the ministry of defense there was a transport helicopter that was on the ground in the base just behind me, it's an airfield on the outskirts, according to the ministry of defense a sniper hit that helicopter and the bullet would hav

the sun on me as it took to the oceans up its involvement in the fascination that sense when seen in tv channel is how the media over the weekends. this comes as the media fraternity continue to protest against the rise in targeted attacks the establishment and the spot. i think the ad he says he died at the sunday news channel geo tv the bestest and pretend to not taking legal action. on the isi. on the evidence due to his duties. the sins against god is not targeted i'd intended to be in this episode of the conditions made it in and after listening i just think on sunday. common used the tunnel is commonly seen to that comment on the taskbar. this type intelligence agency isi. i did see the nintendo. just wanted to find any damage on his life. the common good the staff and thousands of evidence and the country's best interest is unbecoming of them. the defense contends that the dollar was attacked by unidentified gunmen accent cannot see an arkansas to make light of a stabbing in his cot you see us this is a good time. one of the most recognizable faces on top this sunday can imagi

the sun for hours and hours.often got really burnt, very burnt. i didn't burn very easily and there for i probably stayed in the sun longer to get a deep tan. i was famous in the family for my tan which lasted almost all year until the next summer. >> reporter: fully recovered now and still a fan of the sun. but much more careful. back in the day we didn't know about the harmful effects of the sun and in britain it didn't seem relevant and sun cream wasn't good and not available and we know a lot more now but despite that when the sunshines here people still tend to rush to the nearest park to top off on the uv. >> i think it's very difficult when we are seeing in the media pictures of celebrities on beaches and having an idea that a tan is glamorous and a happy glow and being sun burnt is anything but happy. >> reporter: it has been loud and clear for sometime but the message is not getting through to everyone and sun bed use is still on the rise, a dark tan is for many a thing to aspire to despite the increasin

we are waiting on the sun, earth and moon to align exactly right for that to happen. about an hour from that occur. in the east bay we have fog rolling in across the city. most winds right now at the coastline. you are going to see we have the wind arrows here positioned out of the west at 21 miles an hour in san francisco. with that onshore flow in place it is going to keep those clouds here for the morning hours. as we head through 6:00, 7:00, and 8:00 thick clouds at the coast will stay put and spotty clouds in the east bay, north bay and napa valley. tomorrow afternoon we get decent clearing up against the coastline but still have that cool breeze in place. we're going to have a major spread in the temperatures but with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. by far some of the warmest weather is going to be in the south bay. one of the warmest is morgan hill at 79. and westerly winds for the peninsula. we'll keep clouds in place and cooler temperatures from the south bay. and right up against the coast for that onshore flow we'll have 60s. and if you are thinking abou

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more people are harnessing the power of the sun. we have reports now from california. >> another solar panel goes up on a rooftop in los angeles. l.a. is the number one u.s. city for solar energy producing 132 mega watts. officials want 20% of the city's electricity to come from the sun by 2000, and californi and--by d southern california is committed to having solar rooftops. >> all that energy is in a very good state today because cost has come down support it is competitive, and it is much below for household rates. >> reporter: 9 sun has been the principle source of energy for life on earth. it was 60 years ago that people figured out how to turn sunlight into electricity. in the news reels bell labs announced the first cell. >> in it modern age men at last have harnessed the sun. here is one mounted in a protective case of clear plastic. >> reporter: the renewables policy institute through solar power's 60th birthday next week. >> this is commemorating the break through through human technology, and it is the cornerstone of what

officials want 20% of the city's electricity to come from the sun by 2000, and coup is committed to have million solar rooftops by 2016. as california goes so goes the world. solar power is finally taking off said the leading solar energy institute. >> costs have come down so much that it is competitive and it is much below household electricity rates. >> reporter: the sun has been the principle source of energy for life on earth for three and a half billion years but it was only 60 years ago that people figured out how to turn sunlight into electricity. >> reporter: in the pore ten p s sounds. >> here is battery in protective plastic. >> reporter: solar power's 60s birthday party a. >> this is commemorating one of the biggest breakthroughs in the history of human technology, and it is the cornerstone of what is going to help us move forward to a safer, cleaner, more security world. >> reporter: 90-year-old physicists is the last living member of the team that achieved the solar energy break through. >> it is amazing what has happened over the last ten years especially. in the beginning

or in the sun was in use and beekeeper from the opportunities in the sun he's made from mountainous and eighteen cents. also on bob and the same for the next many of our clan heads and thirty seven activities for the healthy this means is my comments about the dramatic content of honey. umno could do for citizens and chinese essay by lifesaving indicates these. it is the fastest ascent of twenty. she put her knees begging tablet see because the three days and cbc people at a cinema. it's a mandala to complete the results card it's good he's got nice. what was i was sure mr martin before with years of stuff. i knew needed beekeepers was established in kazakhstan in two thousand and eight. since then organize these new super nice many festivals and friends some beekeepers to communicate to hunt says and sell the products. most of kazakhstan sunny months is probably sushi station i spotted using pins the problem of eighteen beekeeper profession is typical of the whole world and he's in kazakhstan to get the idea explains. so of course poses. now beekeeping is mainly based on comic traditio

the sun is up. southwest airlines is on the runway at sfo, with in word on delays.we will check into that and many other things this morning. thanks for joining us. >> i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. we are glad you are with us. you saw the clouds and we have leyla gulen to explain what they are doing there. >> this is hanging there. sfo shows current conditions if san francisco at 53 degrees in oakland and 55 and 52 in san jose and 52 along the coast at half moon bay. the cloud cover from the east bay hills camera looking to mount diabolo we will have fogs and clouds rolling out and burning off and santa rosa is 48 and napa is 51 and 49 in concord so a cool start making way for warmer conditions. but, first, if you are making it out to the roads right now you can see mostly we have an indication of top speeds but over the altamont pass that is busy. we have an early accident westbound 580 and that is cleared and we become to top speed so the drive is clear until 205 and then you are on the brakes. >> we have developing news in san jose, firefighters are k

a flair erupting from the sun. it it happened oned with. solarflaress are powerful bursts of radiation, nasa says it will not physically effect humans on the ground but it can disturb gps signals travel. >> it interfered so much with communications back when reagan was president it knocked out communications to air force one. that was an x-class,s the highest one. the flair today, or a few days ago was an m-class. not nearly as strong. but it is striking. also a pleasant view out there over 880 over the coliseum. blue skies and warm temperatures right now in concord. 77 degrees, oakland has 68. livermore, 77, san francisco, 67. and santa rosa in the middle 70sa th-t hour. warming trend continues for the next couple of days. near records will not hit them but never the less 60 degrees and then cool it off by wednesday. there is still a beach advisory posted. the strong rip currents because of a long period swell up there. 17-19 seconds it is creating hazardous conditions off shore. if you are heading out to gaze at the sunset, be careful. the

it's the annual sun rise service. mark is reporting live from matlock david son as this marks the 92nd anniversary. how is it going? >> reporter: you can see that hundreds of people made the way up here. people made the way up top of the mountain and this takes place in one of the world's biggest cross 103 feet tall and behind the person on the alter and we will listen as best that we can. >> they reached tomb and saw the lynn then clothe lying there. >> a lot of first timers say that they took part. marty, there are a lot of city officials here. we in regard the chief and the fire chief that read scriptures. again, you will hear from a lot of people that made their way here for the first time this morning and this is the one and only service that takes place year round. this one is certainly one of the most unique. >> looks like they have terrific weather as we have the sun starting the rise on the mountain there. >> looking into the t mb. >> reporter: yeah, we will show you the view and it's about a couple of hundred

, and still a fan of the sun, but much more careful. day we didn't know that much about the effects of the sun. we know a lot more now, but despite that, whenever the sun shines here, people still tend to rush to the nearest park. >> i think it's very difficult when we see celebrities on beaches and sort of having this idea that tan is very glamorous. and this idea of the healthy glow when in fact, being sun burned is anything but healthy. >> reporter: the public health warnings have been loud and clear for sometime. but sun bed use is still on the rise. a dark tan is for many a thing to aspire to, despite the increasingly obvious dangers. >>> let's get to sport now. >> thank you so much. manchester united have confirmed that david moishas [ technical difficulties ] >> and will miss out on the champions league for the first time in 18 years. >>> united issues a short statement on their website that said . . . >>> i'm personally surprised that david wasn't given until the end of the season, and time to spend money, get the squad set up ho

earth to moon and the sun put on a big show tonight. first, we have tech bytes. >> amazon is getting into the smartphone business according to the "wall street journal" announcing a kindle phone in june and shipping it in september. sony is recalling the latest laptop after three separate reports of overheating batteries and is urging all users of the >> an app claims to be able to prevent jet lag in a new app for the iphone. >> a high-tech toaster from italy toasts bread and plannive other foods and it can be controlled with a blue tooth connection for $1,000. >> and you can watch the toast, you gotta reel it up now,buddy. it.creel it up.t up, [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. >> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, thi

warnings on the danger of the sun have been loud and clear hav for some tim. a dark tan is for many a thing to aspire to, despite the increasingly obvious dangers. simon macgregor, al jazeera, london. >>> in his easter message cameron described britain as a christian country but more than 50 prominent public first signed an open letter saying cameron's comments are out of touch. >>> the number of christians in england and wales have dropped by 10% over the past decade to 59.3%. while the number of people without a religion has increased to 25.8%. 4.8% identified themselvesas muz limuslim and are. >> rejecting prime minister cameron's comments. what's wrong with describing britt ann as a christian country? >> doesn't achieve much. in the sense there's a state religion which i don't think is a good thing, i think most people in the country believe that the state and government should be neutral between religion, should not provide favoritism or privilege or discriminate in favor against any religion. there should be complete religious freedom for the citizens. th

look at the sun up over the bay area. going to be a nice morning. at least for a monday, right, christina? >> it is going to be pretty nice out there. our sun rises at 6:17 in the morning and it doesn't set until just before 8:00 p.m. so, our days are getting longer, although today will be a lovely spring-like finish. temperatures climbing up in the 40s and 50s and into the mid-70s. by tomorrow the mid-80s and then the 90s and even a couple triple digits on the way as we head through the midsection of the week. seize the day, if you have outdoor plans to take care of before it gets too hot, today is the day to do so. as temperatures will soar, that heat is on. as of tomorrow, take a look at this big-time warming trend. today 73 degrees in san jose and tomorrow 87 degrees and up to 93 degrees as we head into thursday. warm conditions continue all the way across the boards and saturday into sunday, starting to drop those numbers a touch. we'll get a little bit of an onshore flow. but summertime readings will come on very strong and before some people m

they are powerful bursts of radiation from the sun. when strong enough they can disrupt gps and communication signals. wednesday's is classified as a mideastern flare. back to worldly matters, russia's relations to ukraine is on the skids after viktor yanukovych was ousted from power. russia also has a history of interpretation with its neighbour georgia, especially in the remote region south of that country. we have the latest in georgia. >> close to the borders of turkey and armenia lies georgia. once home to a strategic base to the russian military, it's economically deprived. this town has an armenian majority. most people don't speak georgian. activists say locals are cut off from georgia. >> always needed to motivate people, to be more integrated. >> this regional capital is a more mixed town. for ethnic armenians, saying his loyalties are with georgia. . >> translation: we are born here, my father and my son. >> they've had a turbulent history, his muslim et cetera nifty was deported by stalin. >> with the mosque and church, it's

the afternoon. it looks like mount tamalpais zoomed out on its own, and it is blurry but you can see there are clouds lout so rain to scattered showers and increasing sun and warmth through the weekend and a couple of weeks without a go soaking so the area of high pressure is coming back to dominate the eastern pacific. tonight, it will be cooler and you will have to dress warmly but don't worry about the wet weather at the coffee, with 12 innings last night and cocoa hit a walk off homer, cannot guarantee it will be the same excitement tonight but you never know. home 40's inland with patchy fog in the valleys and mid-to-upper 50's around the bay shore and to the coast. here is what is happening, a cold front moved through and now the low is providing instability and that is the last one. when it moves through it will shut the door on the rain train we have had the last week and a half. noon, you can see the scattered showers, and 5:00, still there, but less numerous then and it fades away into the evening night, by tomorrow morning it is gone and with the moisture hanging around we will have a chance of fog. look at lake tahoe, a nice dumping and it

it is the clouds and the sun coming up over the bay area. this is a live look. more news, weather and traffic coming up. >>> welcome back. taking a live look at the wind speeds, the winds of change. we have quite a cool down today. and then a major warm up coming back into the bay area. so much to talk about in your full forecast in a moment. 880, not so nasty. we have a new crash coming up. we are tracking that as well. in fact here are your top stories. collecting evidence at the scene of that hit and run. this happened overnight. that stretch of road still closed right now. no word on any sort of description on the vehicle. in pennsylvania 20 people in the hospital. they were stabbed in pittsburgh. the suspect is in custody. former presidential candidate stopping by the bay area today. ron paul will speak in hayward this afternoon. he will focus on his views on the american political system. he is scheduled to speak in san francisco tomorrow. hillary clinton will be back in the bay area. yesterday she gave the key note address. she dropped hints that she coul

isolated triple digits and the sun will set temperatures in the 80s as that sun will start to drop off. 92 for the east bay and 92 in the north bay for today. record setting heat for today. it will be a touch cooler for tomorrow and we drop those numbers for the weekend. we'll show you how that looks in moments. right now back to you and the rest of the top stories for today. >> 6:03 investigators say they have uncovered a murder for hire plot orchestrated for a bay area jail. today in the bay's christie smith joins us live with more details on how this alleged plot was discovered good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you this sounds like a plot in a movie that is almost unbelief anl when you hear the details. he is still in custody here where he is facing his original charges. but also new charges that he took part in a scheme to try and hire a hitman to try and kill some of this alleged victims he is facing 75 charges. according to prosecutors, an in formant turned in letters that were looking for a hitman. and then an undercover man went to the jail posing as that hitman. prose

mix to chose to run the four successive don't be so it was they were held to one or more but that the sun for a divorce men fell behind in the twenty fifth minute when the bill especially strong rail link from chelsea. the revamp is a card and gets free kick. it is though to convert more chilling things and were later published as was constructed to basics and equalised two minutes off the whole story. porto in short the total rates will continue to use next weekend but the thing on taste and see new things to break your leg. with three matches to lead one to six points ahead of second placed on order but at the twenty fifth and third placed bulldogs. i mean. we got the point of jeans a cute downtown strike a blessing to the top four hopes alive with another aborted when the tenant to take things too well taken goal from former the madrid playmaker was the star that detects have a common reader. these results these robots and she suddenly into second place in one's heart of the district six games remaining. i did not fit for the quarter. see you next monday for another round of europe's t

. >>> hahn asking the -- hahn asking the power of the sun, how thailand is becoming a solar power engineer. >>> south korea's president condemned the actions of the dap tain and crew of the sunken ferry. it's been described as like an act of terror. four crew members were arrested. divers are retrieving bodies from within the ferry. at least 64 people are confirmed to have died in the tragedy. the search is continuing for 200 others missing. the sea world ferry was 146 metre long ship. the divers are trying to get to the middle decks. some rescued passengers claim the missing people are likely to have congregated in the games room and restaurant. when it sanction, the coast guard began to pump air into the hull. >> adrian brown, our correspondent, is covering the story from the port city of jindo. the president had harsh words for the crew, the members arrested, and the captain, it is clear. she is not going to show them any mercy. >> that's right. the captain really is a figure of hate in this country at the moment, and really is the oection of so much nger from the cam lis -- focus of so

. >>> got a live look outside showing the sun in some areas. should get better by later this afternoon. a different story down in the south bay. take a look at this. pretty good cell moving through the past hour leaving raindrops on our tower cam there. earlier this morning the rain came in heavy too catching many early-morning commuters off guard. it was more than a passing shower in some neighborhoods, occasionally some downpours making the roads nice and slick keeping drives on their toes for the commute. lawrence has his eye on the hi- def doppler radar to see where the weather is now and the important weekend forecast. >>> interesting morning today. wield that cold front sliding through the bay area but the core of the low now working its way just off the coastline and still spinning up some showers in our direction. heaviest rain is further to the south towards san jose. we are seeing very heavy downpours there right now into mountain view, towards saratoga, rotating through. it will be in san jose very shortly. but we have these pop-up sh

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cloud bright anything, filling a cloud that will reflect the sun's energy and keep it off the earth. >> what we do is a natural process that is already there. the natural process is to format clouds. >> then it aggravate ver evapory quickly. but there are salt particles left behind. >> reporter: how would it get into clouds? would you take it up into a plane? >> no, you would use a ship. an athlete of 1,000 to 20,000 ships for the entire planet. >> reporter: while they focus on existing clouds others consider reflective cloud around the entire planet. >> this poster child for solar engineering is the mount pinitubo eruption. >> reporter: spewing millions of tons of sulfuric in the air. >> if that amount of air had been kept in the stratosphere that would have been enough to set off all the global warming expected this century. we need 10, 12 airports. i think of this as an state of emergency. but some worry having that option will continu allow us toe as we have. and there could be serious and dangerous consequences. >> we need to adopt efficiency >> the truth is that we only barely

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to recap things, it's when the sun, moon, and earth align. you get this total lunar eclipse as the earth's shadow passes on to the moon. the key thing is that the light from the sun is going to be refracted back into the earth's atmosphere and that's what's going to help give it this orange red glow. the forecast mainly to partly cloudy with temperatures in the 50s. if are you heading out tonight, you'll need a jacket or light blanket. i'm pinning the best possibility to get the eclipse tonight, the number one view will be across the santa clara valley. notice the fingers of fog moving right throughout downtown right now. that's going to help to obstruct visibility tonight. as we head through tomorrow's forecast, we'll start off with clouds for everyone. we do expect sun in the afternoon. above average temperatures in the north bay with upper 70s. also for the east bay and the south bay we'll average about 77. considered mild for this time of the year. if you're headed to the giants game tomorrow, it's a big one against the dodgers. you know t

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this is a process expected to pick up once the sun rises. t now, 13 are confirmed dead in arkansas and oklahoma. stay with us for the latest. as we said, this will develop. that number could grow throughout the morning. >>> and in south korea this morning, three more arrests in connection with that ferry sinking nearly two weeks ago. prosecutors say three members of the korean shipping association are in custody, suspected of destroying evidence related to the investigation into why that ferry sunk. officials held a closed-door meeting with families this weekend to discuss possible new tactics in the search, trying still to recover more than 100 bodies from the ship. the death toll now stands at 189. as i said, more than 100 still unaccounted for. meantime, south korea's prime minister is resigning, saying he takes responsibility for what he called an inadequate response to the disaster. [ sirens ] >>> sirens across israel, marking holocaust remembrance day with ceremonies and events remembering the 6 million jews and others killed in german

and the colored parts that the sun had made before shoot off of the vibrating molecule. and then we brought it back in the lab, and we washed it again very carefully to getroken rtet d dried it careful, and we see t result we see here. ye what would happen if you left it out in the sun for too long? well, if we left it out and it stayed wet, it would get very, very white. and if it got dry, it would get very yellow again. so we watch it very carefully when we have it out there, and then we make a judgment about what tone we want it to be before we bring it in. why is one darker than the other? well, one was exposed to more light over its lifetime than the other. the most damaging part of light is the ultraviolet end of the spectrum. and that's what would cause this kind of damage to paper. in t mushewe disay d en we dithe treatmt on these objts, sed anraolet filter... so that we didn't allow the most damaging light to get at them. woman: we know that light damages art on paper, and these works on paper are no exception. here we are in the matisse tower gallery in the eas

brighter than the sun. huge size. like the sun, gigantic. and then the loudest noise i've ever heard in my life. and what looked like, like a scattering of like small things radiating out from it. >> reporter: now there was some discrepancy amongst the neighbors exactly how tall this redwood tree was before it was knocked down to size by this lightning strike. you can see the trees there size by side, one from the google map. judge for yourself just how tall that tree was. all over this neighborhood. you go a block in any direction, you can find pieces of that redwood tree about this size or larger that went through windows or landed harmlessly. the good news is nobody was hurt. four houses lost power and at least seven had roofs damaged. >>> all right. thanks a lot. and across the bay in marin, another lightning strike caused this damage this afternoon. firefighters say the lightning hit another redwood tree. the impact blew out windows in two homes, sending glass flying. >> sounded like a big explosion, like a bomb went off. and several th

the sun is rising in the east with a fire glow with low clouds and fog.eyla gulen has more on what this means in a couple of minutes. >> check out this video: two boats on fire in san diego. this happened before 10:00 last night. no one was on board either boat and there were no injuries. the boats are so badly damned they are now in danger of sinking. the cause is under investigation. >> our developing news a deadly tour bus crash with ten people dead and now we have an update. mary? >> good morning, this is all that is left of the vehicles of the gruesome crash on i-5. ten are dead. dozens are injured when a fedex truck hit the car and slammed into the bus. it sounded like a sonic boom. the vehicles erupted into flames with a giant flume of smoke. the bus has teens and their chaperones for a college trip. >> what more do we know of injured? >> we know at least 30 are injured. their conditions range from critical to stable including severe bones broken bones and broken leg and they all treated at area hospitals but many of them have a long road ahead. >>

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essentially you are seeing all of the sun rises and all of the sun sets at the same time.light passes through and the blue light get scattered and only the light that passes through the atmosphere period. >> as an astronomer is there anything else you are looking at that the average astronomer will not see? are you looking for anything in particular? >> i am not. i work on distant galaxies. i am a spectator like the rest of you guys out there. >> to finish up, is this the end of the world? is is our time? is this by design? armageddon? >> not the end of the world. most people will sleep right through it and won't know the difference. those of us that are setting an alarm we are in for quite a show. >> thanks. in austin, texas, giving us an astronomers view of what we can expect. ivan cabrera is a space geek and loves the planets. standing by. >> he came in just especially for this. >> you will be out howling at the men. >> he sounded disappointed the world was not going to end or anything. would have been a good story. >> we would have them all over it. >> let's talk about

this is our roof camera provincial and as the sun rise and goes over low clouds and are out there. eratures right now also on the chili siberia for six of 47 degrees. yahoo talking about several tough as it's also an kate thought livermore is at 48. if there in any warmer than that woman with an upper 50s. we will warm things up. and the south bay were looking at about 70 degrees. today will be much cooler in day in comparison. as you can see we're want to max out. in the delta 7475 degrees for you. 73 to 74. we're gonna have the fast forward o'clock. pet bills this summer and showing up in the north ave. tomorrow we're looking for a possible whether commute. after that st will clear things out also live down. the plans are really going to pick it up. it will have an ocean breeze why britain wins it will warm up and bring the sunshine back here is looking for some near conditions for the this is a quick look. does it ever to trafficking among not dealing with a hot spots are any major incidents. with his favorite spirit is bringing break a week into the traffic the back of those alr

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