we're gonna do the moon olympic . so he starts to bounce. and so i start to bounce and then and then i gave a big jump. and when i did unfortunately, i straightened out and my center gravity went backwards in a nuclear scene real to be just going over back house where i could it's very scary because if i land the backpack brakes, i done for i got a bearish goes a tv camera was pointed right at me in, so they'd seen this stupid hide, you know, they were very upset by the way. so that ended the moon olympics. i said no more that get back in gas. and so john park, the rover, i climbed in, and that was the end of our stay being one of the, i think just a dozen people ever had the chance to stand on the moon and, and look at the earth that change your perspective of life on earth where we stood on the moon. the earth was directly overhead and my 1st thought, when we 1st got deer was we're a long way from home. there. if you just out there and it's you covered over with your hand. those views of earth hung up in the blackness, the space in no bord

man, roar to walk on the moon isn't easy. but for my, i'll see engineer john shibel still has an extraordinarily bright mind and a passion for engineering. he's kept a mandate that he liberated from. i'll see when he retired. and it's amazing. come face to face with such an iconic object is exactly what you guys design manager by neil armstrong and basil jin young. she walked on the me this is the apollo move in your mall. lou, listen and various pictures on the footprint on the moon. when it came to the big moments in apollo, i'm talking about obviously the moon landing when, when everyone, when i guess that was the real test wasn't at the e v. a in apollo 11 of the suit that you guys had designed every one of our employees was in the plant and washed the landing on a television every, every person, every person that worked there was midnight. and we were all in the plan. now, after the landing, i remember is kind of sentimental for me, but after the lanny law over at his private 2 o'clock in the morning or how looked up wit

man, roar to walk on the moon isn't easy. but for my, i'll see engineer john shibel still has an extraordinarily bright mind and a passion for engineering. he's kept a mandate that he liberated from. i'll see when he retired. and it's amazing to come face to face with such an iconic object. is exactly what you guys design manager by neil armstrong. and basil jan. yes, she woke on the me. this is the apollo blue in your most lou. this and, and various pictures on the footprint on the moon. when it came to the big moments in a paula, i'm talking about obviously the moon landing when. when everyone, when i guess that was the real test, wasn't at the e v a. in a paula 11 of the suit that you guys designed, every one of our employees was in the plant and wash the landing. on the television, every, every person, every person that worked there was midnight and we were all in the plan. now, after the landing, i remember is kind of sentimental for me. but after the lanny and it was all over and his private 2 o'clock in the morning, or

the moon isn't easy. but for my, i'll see engineer john shibel still has an extraordinarily bright mind and a passion for engineering. he's kept him in bed that he liberated from. i'll see when he retired and it's amazing. come face to face with such an iconic object is exactly what you guys as i know managed by neil armstrong and basil jin young. she woke on the me this is the apollo booth in remote ah listen and various pictures on the footprint on the moon. when it came to the big moments in a paula, i'm talking about obviously the moon landing when, when everyone, when i guess that was the real test, wasn't it the e v a and apollo 11 of the suit that you guys had designed every one of our employees was in the plante and washed the landing on a television every, every person, every person that worked there was midnight and we were all in the plant. after the landing, i remember is kind of sentimental for me. but after the lanny and it was all over and it's probably 2 o'clock in the morning or how looke

you will see robust building thing on the moon this decade -- robots building thing on the moon this decade. mars has more atmosphere and gravity. if we can do it on the moon, we can do it on mars. all the enthuse and we as -- enthusiasm of building homes on other worlds, i think we are going to do it. the technology is real and we are ready to do it. taylor: and you think nasa is the next step -- that's in the next decade? mars? >> it will only be a powerful of willpower. we have the talent, it will just be the will and resolve to do so. the technology, the engineering, the science is there. taylor: incredible. jason ballard, ceo of icon. stay with us. we are doing our final thoughts next. ♪ ♪ romaine: the third day launch of blue origin is coming up tomorrow morning in texas, 9:45 a.m. local time. we use that as an excuse to talk about going up to space. there is pajamas, a tv. michael strahan of good morning america -- guess they are getting down the ladder here. i think you should pay -- romaine:romaine: could you imagine the kind of story i do going up there? taylor: my bigg

the moon isn't easy. but for my, i'll see engineer john shibel still has an extraordinarily bright mind and a passion for engineering. he's kept a mandate that he liberated from. i'll see when he retired. and it's amazing to come face to face with such an iconic object. is exactly what you guys as i am. yes, by neil armstrong. and basil jin young. she woke on the me. this is the apollo booth in lou. listen and various pictures on the footprint on the moon. when it came to the big moments in a paula, i'm talking about obviously the moon landing when. when everyone, when i guess that was the real test, wasn't at the e v a and apollo 11 of the suit that you guys had designed. every one of our employees was in the plant and wash the landing. on the television, every, every person, every person that worked there was midnight and we were all in the plan. after the landing, i remember is kind of sentimental for me. but after the lanny and it was all over and it's probably 2 o'clock in the morning, or how looked

we're gonna do the moon or olympics. so he starts to bounce. and so i start to battles and then i gave a big jump. and when i did unfortunately, i straightened out and my center gravity went backwards and i were a nuclear seen real tv just going over back. i was like, it's very scary because if i land the backpack brakes, i done for i got a bearish goes, a tv camera was pointed right at me in, so they'd seen this stupid high job. they were very upset by the way, so that ended the moon olympics i said no more that get back in gas. and so john park, the rover, i climbed in, and that was an our stay being one of the, i think just a dozen people to ever have the chance to stand on the man and, and the copier. did that change your perspective of life on earth? where we stood on the moon, the earth was directly overhead. and my 1st thought, when we 1st got dear was we're a long way from home. there. if you just out there and it's you covered over with your in those views of earth, hung up in the blackness, the space in no borders, no countries, no co

the moon isn't easy. but for my i'll see engineer john shibel still has an extraordinarily bright mind and a passion for engineering. he's kept a mandate that he liberated from i'll see when he retired and it's amazing to come face to face with such an iconic object. is exactly what you guys design manager by neil armstrong. and basil jan. yes, she woke on the me. this is the apollo booth. and now you're more lou. this and, and various pictures on the footprint on the moon. when it came to the big moments in a paula, i'm talking about obviously the moon landing when. when everyone, when i guess that was the real test wasn't at the e v. a. in a paula 11 of the suit that you guys designed, every one of our employees was in the plant and wash the landing on the television every every person, every person that worked there was midnight. and we were all in the plan for an hour after the landing i remember is kind of sentimental for me, but after the lanny and it was all over and it's probably 2 o'clock in the

man, war to walk on the moon isn't easy. but for my, i'll see engineer john shibel still has an extraordinarily bright mind and a passion for engineering. he's kept a mandate that he liberated from. i'll see when he retired. and it's amazing. come face to face with such an iconic object. is exactly what you guys design homes. yes . by neil armstrong. and basil jan. yeah, she walked on the me. this is the apollo blue in your lou. listen and various pictures on the footprint on the moon. when it came to the big moments in apollo, i'm talking about obviously the moon landing when, when everyone, when i guess that was the real test wasn't at the e v a and apollo 11 of the suit that you guys had designed every one of our employees was in the plante and washed the landing on a television every every person, every person that worked there was midnight and we were all in the plan. after the landing, i remember is kind of sentimental for me. but after the lanny law over at his private 2 o'clock in the morning or how it looked up with

now i'm on the moon. there was that -- there was that sense of -- of self-satisfaction i think immediately, but then that went away because we had a lot of work to do. i'll never forget that moment. another moment which i will never forget is after ed had followed me down and we had set out some of our equipment, taken the emergency samples, we had a few moments to look around, to look up in the black sky, totally black sky even though the sun is shining on the surface, it's not reflected, there's no diffusion, no reflexion. and totally black sky and seeing another planet, planet earth. now planet earth is only four times as large as the moon. so you can really still put your thumb and your forefinger around it, that instance. so it makes it look beautiful, it makes it look lonely, it makes it look fragile. you think to yourself just imagine the millions of people living on that planet, and don't realize how fragile it is. i think this is a feeling everyone has had and expressed in one fashion or another.

and it's mars, it's the moon, it's the country that is out of this world. are you ready for today's teaser? go on, then! right, what does this penguin, this building in iceland, a huge digital artwork and this slamming basketball block all have in common? ah, our most loyal viewers might know! yes, they will. they've all turned up in our attempts to explain the blockchain — the buzzword of the decade, the things that every business needs. does it really? no, but go with me. and the thing that is currently burning through more electricity than the country of argentina as people use blockchain technology to try and get rich on cryptocurrency. so the blockchain is a way of storing ownership records. it can prove that you own a bitcoin, a house or even a video clip. that proof is a unique token that is non—changeable, non—fungible — it is a non—fungible token, or nft. personally, i have always been sceptical of whether nfts are a sensible idea but there are plenty of people who've bought into them, literally. ownership rights for some digital artworks

the elevation in half moon bay is about 76 ft. above sea level, so we have a lot of ponding on the roadways. a weather advisory. a flood advisory in effect until one pm snow in the high mountains of the far reaches of the north bay, primarily around mount st helene at 4400 ft. elevation we have moderate rainfall around that nasty 6 85 80 corridor that's definitely hazardous when wet san ramon also diablo and alamo with light rain showers we've seen anywhere from about 31 hundreds of an inch of rain in san jose to 6/10 7 inch of rain in the past 24 hours in richmond, i got to tell you, these are really decent numbers here and now what we're looking at, according to our future cats, which has been so accurate for the past 10 days is the core sitting over the bay area. watch the rotation that is the rotation of the precipitation around that area, low pressure, so it's going to dig to the south and then exit and we see the clearing beginning late night tonight into our thursday as briefly high pressure builds them for four days, so th

that's why we went to the moon. crosstalk. so a military _ we went to the moon. crosstalk. so a military driver— we went to the moon. crosstalk. so a military driver is, _ so a military driver is, without question, the greatest of them all. the i don't want to die driver. and that's what's going on now. so the question _ what's going on now. so the question right _ what's going on now. so the question right now- what's going on now. so the question right now is - what's going on now. so the i question right now is whether, actually, a huge amount of resources being wasted. nasa is committed on getting back to the men, they have had you put it back a year because they short of money, they are nothing that would amount on the moon by 2025. they have a longer term plan to put human beings on mars. but is any of this really very useful? maybe we are miss spending our money. maybe the people likejeff bezos and elon musk and others who have become obsessed with space, they are wasting their money too. we have so many problems to fix on this planet of ours, this fragile planet,

that's why we went to the moon. so... crosstalk. so a military driver is, without question, the greatest of them all. the "i don't want to die" driver. and that's not what's going on right now. so the question right now is whether, actually, a huge amount of resource is being wasted. nasa is committed to getting back to the moon — they've had to put it back a year because they're short of money, but they're now saying they'll put a man back on the moon by 2025. they have a longer—term plan to put human beings on mars. but is any of this really very useful? maybe we are misspending our money. maybe the people likejeff bezos and elon musk and others who've become obsessed with space — they're wasting their money too? we have so many problems to fix on this planet of ours, this fragile planet. isn't there a case for saying — as prince william did the other day — it is absurd to spend all this money on that kind of space exploration? for many people who utter this, they see this great expense of rockets and telescopes and moon

and it's mars, it's the moon, it's the country that is out of this world. are you ready for today's teaser? go on, then! right — what does this penguin, this building in iceland, a huge digital artwork and this slamming basketball block all have in common? ah, our most loyal viewers might know! yes, they will. they've all turned up in our attempts to explain the blockchain — the buzzword of the decade, the things that every business needs. does it really? no, but go with me. and the thing that's currently burning through more electricity than the country of argentina as people use blockchain technology to try and get rich on crypto currency. so the blockchain is a way of storing ownership records. it can prove that you own a bitcoin, a house or even a video clip. that proof is a unique token that is non—changeable, non—fungible — it is a non—fungible token, or nft. personally, i've always been sceptical of whether nfts are a sensible idea, but there are plenty of people who've bought into them, literally. ownership rights for some digital artwor

you were there when the flight to the moon was born. interesting thought and i have expressed a few times the decision was made after we had 15 minutes of total spaceflight time. but the fact of the matter is that is true and this is how it happened. we were invited back to washington after the mission and i got a nice little metal from the president which by the way dropped. remember that scene or not but it had been lucinda from its clip and so as the president made the speech and said i now present you a medal and he turned around and leaned forward and the things laid off and went to the deck. kennedy and i both bent over for it and we almost banged heads. he made it first and then he said in his yankee accent he said i give you this metal that comes from the ground up. he says pin it on him so he then recovers and everything was fine and we had a big laugh. originally we were supposed to proceed to the congress after the white house ceremony and jack said i want you to come back to the white house and let's talk about your flight s

oh, yes, the moon. this week, we learned that a chinese rover has discovered what they're calling a "mystery hut" on the far side of the moon-- though, it may be a combination mystery hut/taco bell. ( laughter ) the rover captured a photo, so let's take a look at the thrilling space revelation: this! okay, not the highest resolution. evidently, the camera installed on the chinese rover is a duct-taped baby monitor. it's especially bad, considering the hut of mystery was only about 80 meters away from the rover. there's no atmosphere! why is it so blurry? i took a pic with my phone a few nights ago, and i was able to see the moon just fine. wait a minute, jimmy. is that the moon? >> that's no moon. >> stephen: thank you, obi-wan. so, what is this mystery hut on our moon? is it an alien power source? a secret russian weapons base? well, brace yourselves, because scientists think it's probably a large boulder. boo, boo, science! i aay boo, sir! why do you have to ruin our fun? science is always saying thin

that's why we went to the moon. so... crosstalk so a military driver is, without question, the greatest of them all. the "i don't want to die" driver. and that's not what's going on right now. so the question right now is whether, actually, a huge amount of resource is being wasted. nasa is committed to getting back to the moon — they've had to put it back a year because they're short of money, but they're now saying they'll put a man back on the moon by 2025. they have a longer—term plan to put human beings on mars. but is any of this really very useful? maybe we are misspending our money. maybe the people like jeff bezos and elon musk and others who've become obsessed with space — they're wasting their money too? we have so many problems to fix on this planet of ours, this fragile planet. isn't there a case for saying — as prince william did the other day — it is absurd to spend all this money on that kind of space exploration? for many people who utter this, they see this great expense of rockets and telescop

and it makes sense they would name the december moon the cold moon. look how pretty it is looking down on golden gate bridge. those are the current numbers. not too bad. mid to upper 40s. not far off the daytime highs. but those numbers go down to these numbers, tomorrow morning around sunrise. which has gotten later and later. it's not coming up until 7:20 in the morning. we're about some of the latest sunrises. and we'll go down into the mid to upper 30s for north bay valleys. we'll see mid 30s just about everywhere. daytime highs tomorrow just like everywhere, mid 50s. watch for patchy frost tomorrow morning. patchy fog, north bay valleys. if you're an early riser on sunday morning, you'll be on the roads, north bay valleys, east bay valleys, plan on fog. let's look ahead. here's the big picture, that's the way the pacific is getting set up. if we put the future cast on that. the reason why there's going to be so many days with the possibility for rain on tuesday is because we're going to witness the pattern get locked here. watch what happens. kin

in half moon bay as those showers move up into the hills really dumps a lot of water and half moon bay. you are the spot that got hit really hard this time in the bay area. a look outside at diamond peak shows the snow begin to pile up out there. once you head above lake level and that's where you're running into the snow. once you head down into the lake. that's where you're running into the rain snow mix, which is also making for some slick conditions. snowfall will fall. it increasingly low elevations in the days to come, which is definitely good news is first. snowpack building is concerned. the north bay one of her quieter areas. right now we are seeing santa rosa with just a couple of sprinkles heavier area of rainfall are right there in the southeastern side of san francisco. good news for half moon. bay's things have quieted down for you. we're seeing moderate showers inland. there's your view of half moon bay right there. some moderate showers in the area. but some of the heaviest of rainfall sitting right above the santa cruz mountains just east of highway 17. these areas hav

south korean president, moon j in is, has pardoned his disgrace, predecessor park gooden hay for the sake of quote, national harmony park has been imprisoned since 2017. after receiving a 22 year sentence for crimes, including taking bribes from samsung and other companies. own said, the former conservative latest release is meant to he'll pass divisions and promote unity in the face of the pandemic park will be free from jail next week. correspondent frank smith joins me now from so frank y as president moon decided to pardon park now. well, i think there are a couple of things influencing this decision, which even the democratic party here in south korea, moon jeans, own party, says, was the decision was the president's him himself. she is in ill health. she's had an operation on his shoulder. also you mentioned that she had served 4 and a half out of her 22 year sentence. but president moon jane is now at the end of his term, his single 5 year term there said to be election an election. next, march 9th, for the next president. so 3, so it might have to do with that. also this is s

niko moon! "good time" is out now my thanks to matthew mcconaughey, alana haim, niko moon. standing ovation not bad, buddy, right there. thank you to the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you! ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- will forte author and comedian david baddiel. seth and will forte go day drinking featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now let's get to the news. president biden spoke on the phone yesterday with west virginia senator joe manchin, and they were able to work out an agreement

niko moon! "good time" is out now my thanks to matthew mcconaughey, alana haim, niko moon. standing ovation not bad, buddy, right there. thank you to the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you! ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- michael che, author of "midnight in washington," congressman adam schiff, an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with jon epcar. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. thank you so much for being with us tonight and now we are going to get to the news saturday was president biden's 79th birthday. democrats call it a happy occasion and repuic

the space launch system will launch within a few months, and the artemis program will return to the moon, and that is underway. we also celebrated the 20th anniversary of continuous occupation of the international space station, the iss, last november, recognizing expedition one when bill sheppard ushered in the current era of space exploration. we are privileged to have bill testify today as one of our expert witnesses. a lot has happened since then. we suffered the tragic loss of columbia in 2003, grounded the shuttle fleet for over two years as part of the return to flight effort, and completed space shuttle assembly on the iss in 2011, canceled the shuttle program as we developed new spacecraft, and relied on the russian so use launches for to long. the iss and the international partnerships that enabled it remain resilient. after 20 years of continuous operations. however, the iss is beginning to show its age, cracks and leaks are popping up, solar rays recently upgraded, and the spacesuits necessary for spacewalks need to be replaced. the first segments of the iss have a design lif

this is highway one in half moon bay. all right by the airport just this morning and then up in the sierra and there are preparing for a lot of snow this weekend and beyond. this is what it looked like along 80 near donner lake this morning. very dangerous conditions. out there on the interstate, and here is what it looked like in the town of truckee this morning snow coming down at a steady pace up to 10. ft. of snow expected in some locations by new year's day back to roberta, we go. i mean, this is a huge snow event. it's certainly as mike and the elevation right there at truckee is about 7000 ft. and we're expecting easily 8 to 10 ft. a snow by monday and that particular area hi, everybody good afternoon in the tahoe region. we do not have it that advisory in effect anymore. it has been upgraded to a winter storm warning. it's an effective now all the way through sunday, which basically means travel to the mountains is highly discouraged and not advisable. at this time. we have a lot of blowing snow as well. our local

we kick things off with the breaking news from the moon. that pervert that keeps looking into my windows at night. for centuries humans have thought that the moon is as baren and empty as chris cuomo's work schedule but that might all be about to change. >> china's moon rover has spotted a mystery object on the horizon while working it's a away across a crater on the far side of the moon in this photo it is about 260 feet awayk you can see what looks like right angles on a square object. the rover is expected to spend the next two to three months trying to get closer. the cube shaped object was described in chinese as quote a mystery hut. >> trevor: no. hell no! anything called a mystery hut, you better stay away from. best case scenario, it is a pizza place that picks the toppings for you. but most likely are you just going to get molested. and by the way, what was that about, did you hear that, where they said it will take two to three months to reach the mystery hut, that is 260 feet away? what did they send up there, a door dash driver,

gamestop was going to the moon. the price was going up and up and up. there's more and more activity, more and more news, more and more attention. newsreel: the video game retailer hit a high of $380 a share... - gamestop was now in uncharted waters. its share price had increased by 100 times since march. we have gamestop hitting $300 and $350, and there was even an after hours session when the market was closed, but you know, especially large institutions can still trade, where it hit $450! i bought in at around $330, a first share. so i was a latecomer. word got out there was a good chance that the hedge funds and billionaires that got greedy and bought those enormous short positions were going to be completely ruined over this. and so, even if there was a small chance that i could have a direct impact on ruining some billionaire's life, i wanted in on it. steve huffman was looking on. he had the power to switch wallstreetbets off. was there any pressure on you to maybe lock down wallstreetbets? we faced that question, that literal question — is the

it has been very quiet. >> reporter: at half moon bay feed and fuel they can only do half the number of deliveries. what is more, they are burning up expensive fuel as they pay workers to sit in traffic. foot traffic is down by 30. >> this is the worst time to cut off access to my business. >> reporter: lisa crescent, owner of fall town toys says sales are down 20% from last year which was already a terrible year. >> why does it have to happen now? since there has been no communication, we can't empathize with pg&e. we just feel frustrated. >> reporter: it begs the question, why can't this work be done at night? pg&e told us the remaining work requires us to be simultaneously in caltrans right-of-way and customers yards to complete the service work right up against their houses which cannot be done at night. the resources needed to activate the new equipment are only available during the day and we cannot flip-flop crews from days to nights without a proper rest period for safety reasons. for lisa, 2021 was supposed to be a comeback year. >> i had to do an unbelievable song and dance

but yes, it is called the cold moon. this is the last full moon of the year. so enjoy it because we're noticing some perfect sky conditions out there right now. but because of that lack a blanket of cloud cover also tracking another night, a very chilly temperatures 48 degrees for downtown san francisco. but 10 degrees cooler for petaluma and dublin. 39 degrees. as you step outside right now. so make sure to bundle up dress in layers. oakland 44 degrees as pacific an app as well. up 44 degrees with san anselmo in the low 40. so these are very cool temperatures where we could see frost form for coolest inland valley, specifically near santa rosa. so just keep that in mind drive safely for your sunday morning commute when tracker for though, fortunately tracking calm winds more out of the east. but we're going to see wind gust tomorrow out of the southeast. 15 miles per hour or less overall pretty calm to breezy conditions but radar for tonight tracking clear skies. we are going to notice an increase in some cloud cover giving us partly cloudy skies for the 2nd

let's bring in stephanie who joins us now in hoof moon bay. stephanie, what kind of damage are you seeing there so far? >> reporter: i'm outside two buildings right now or two businesses that had to close their doors this morning because of flooding in half moon way. they tell me it was because of this creek that was clogged up with debris, which sent water rushing onto this parking lot and then into the businesses. >> it looked like a river you said? >> it looked like a river, yes. >> every square inch of our floor got flooded with water. >> reporter: employees and customers at san mateo credit union are describing the moment this building turned into a ponding after water from a nearby creek invaded several businesses in half moon bay. >> we've got our crews here now drying it out. we're doing everything we can to get this branch open again by wednesday. >> reporter: right next door at compass, sarah chapman said she was headed to the kitchen when she started walking through puddles. >> it spread really quickly from that back door area up th

i know that seeing the first american woman and the first american of color step foot on the moon as part of the first nation will do more than any of us can ever hope in terms of inspiring generation of americans from all backgrounds to pursue careers in science, math, engineering and technology. the national space counsel has the unique ability to bring the entire federal government together to address these pressing challenges and many more. i want to think this administration for their commitment to retaining the national space counsel, to ensure that this important interagency form exists to confront our country's most space challenges. it is an honor to introduce my friend, the chair of the national space counsel, vice president, harris. -- kamala harris. ♪ let me just finish by saying vice president's harris's role demonstrates the commitment to space and leadership on space on the world stage and here in the u.s. has been and will continue to be incredibly impactful for future and current generations. thank you very much. >> thank you, senator kelly area thank you. -- senat

south korean president, moon j in has pardoned his disgrace, predecessor park going hey, for the sake of quote, national hominy park has been in prison since 2017. after receiving a 22 year sentence for crimes including taking bribes from samsung and other companies known said the former conservative latest release is meant to he'll pass divisions and promote unity in the face of the pandemic will be free from jail next week. correspondent frank smith joins me now from so frank y as president moon decided to pardon park now. well, i think there are a couple of things influencing this decision, which even the democratic party here in south korea, moon jeans, own party, says, was the decision was the president's him himself. she is any help. she's had an operation on his shoulder. also you mentioned that she had served 4 and a half of her 22 year sentence, but president moon jane is now at the end of his term, his single 5 year term. they're said to be election and election next, march 9th for the next president. so 3, so it might have to do with that. also this is sort of amnesty seaso

they're on the moon there. a little harder to find, but some day if you are on the moon, and you have a metal detector and a microscope, you can actually see my magic. in fact, we're going to try again with those secrets, and the book so the book, and my secrets will go on the moon so if you don't buy the book, someday you can go to the moon and actually read the book on the moon [ laughter ] >> seth: are you worried that if an alien race ever found that first, they would think earth was just a planet of magicians [ laughter ] >> that's true and it would kill my career. [ laughter ] >> seth: is it true that you were once held up at gunpoint, and did a trick to get out of it >> yeah. that was a pretty stupid day i was held up at gunpoint with my crew, in fact about six of us were there they held a gun to our faces and everyone gave their passports and their money, smartly. i stupidly, just by instinct, did what magicians call a pocket dodge. which is we can show your pockets empty, and they're not really empty u

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up to 3 miles visibility for half moon bay down to 4. for those of you in san jose. we are going to see visibility at or near 0 specifically for east bay valleys, concord and walnut creek. dangerous fog visibility going to be extremely poor at or near 0. same for san jose and mountain view shortly before 7 o'clock for your monday morning. but then by midmorning and into early afternoon better lifting with that low cloud cover. but those high cloud covers going to stick around because we are tracking the storm temperatures, though, today warming up to seasonal averages because of that thick blanket of cloud cover this morning, upper 50's to low 60's as it was very slow to burn off today for most of the bay area. beautiful day. nonetheless. and great night so far. little bit chillier. just because we're not seeing those widespread low or high clouds like we saw last night. so we're already cooling down into the 40's specifically for north bay valleys. mid 40's right now santa rosa 43 degrees a little bit milder, though, for downtown san francisco and san jose 52 degree

and since then, moon has clearly tried to, you know, claw some way back to it. i think at this point he's hoping, the moon shot is one last summit and actually, i would not at all count that off. you know, the possibility. discount the possibility of that, but that, of course, won't achieve anything in its substance. so, you know, i think the answer -- this is how history often works, a lot of the answer to how moon is judged depends who wins the election in march and where things go from there and that's a whole black box. you can barely-- i can't follow what the two main candidates are saying so that's very hard to predict so i think if either of the candidates can either build on the legacy of 2018, of the good work they did with the cma, you know the confidence building, the sort of in weeds pragmatic stuff, then i think it will be down to moon's credit if things go in a different way, you know, it gets harder to assess. so, yeah, i think that the path may depend on the future. >> spoken like a true historian. [laughter] >> not answer the question. now, that

gamestop was going to the moon. the price was going up and up and up. there's more and more activity, more and more news, more and more attention. newsreel: the video game retailer hit a high _ of $380 a share... gamestop was now in uncharted waters. its share price had increased by 100 times since march. we have gamestop hitting $300 and $350, and there was even an after hours session when the market was closed, but you know, especially large institutions can still trade, where it hit $450! i bought in at around $330, a first share. so i was a latecomer. word got out there was a good chance the hedge funds and billionaires that got greedy, and bought those enormous short positions, were going to be completely ruined over this. and so, even if there was a smaller chance that i could have a direct impact on ruining some billionaire's life, i wanted in on it. steve huffman was looking on. he had the power to switch wallstreetbets off. was there any pressure on you to maybe lock down wallstreetbets ? we faced that question, that literal question — is the

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half moon bay is having their night of lights parade. this is happening in downtown half moon bay tonight. the event is completely free. temperatures are going to be dipping down into the 50s. if you are going to be out there setting up for the parade, you definitely want to make sure you are properly wearing a coat and maybe even a scarf. i know this is california weather, and 50s are chilly for us. if you are heading out and about, keep that in mind. big sur is also going to have a lovely weekend to enjoy with family and friends. >>> east shore freeway, looks like low clouds over here. we can see the freeway, and the berkeley curve, we are looking at a fog advisory. the bridges here, right along the delta, this week you are seeing fog here creeping into concord, but no major problems. overnight low visibility in the yellow. san ramon, also the dublin interchange into the funnel here at mission, and 680 at 880. and kyle follows us in san martin, and he was sending me a picture, and you see fog heading out of gilroy. >>> take a look at t

we're also seeing flooding in half moon bay right there at the corner of highway 1 and highway 92. >> every square inch of our floor is flooded, got flooded with water. we have crews here drying it out. we're doing everything we can to get this branch open again by wednesday. >> that's pretty crazy to see. plenty of downed trees as well. we're used to this. in the santa cruz mountains it fell right on a home in felton. thankfully no one inside that home was injured. but we are certainly not in the clear here. more heavy rain right now and into this evening. this video from sausalito this evening. we've got you covered from everything you need to know in the next 48 hours. our meteorologist jeff ranieri and rob mayetta are standing by as well as nbc's stephanie stephanie baglione. >> the santa cruz mountains is another bull's eye, 7 to 10 inches. when we look at the flood center right, we have to adjust. it's really in the east bay over the peninsula in green. that's really some rivers running fast and high in some small creeks. it's right here in the santa cruz mountains. that's the n

program that neil armstrong buzz aldrin and all the astronauts who followed them who walked on the moon. i never really quite realized, actually i always thought that, oh, it was. it was just a very small part in this big machine. and actually i realized not was actually a big part in the big machine. i think he and a lot of people were big parts in that machine. i think there were a lot of people who took the goals that were given them and they just went on the chief it. why did he say when we were born? i see i because i don't know was a, a nice compa. yeah. any call? yeah. you didn't. you didn't see a lot of him because he lived in texas and we were here already by the time you were born. i was he please. this is the same sancho, probably. oh yeah. he loved left. all of you like to talk about it. what is it not? not to come. allison, little the pictures and me getting on the counter. the nation. i know it, it, it feels great it's, it's really interesting to reevaluate a little bit and to remember the, the trisic person that your grandfather was. my dad was he was, he was a, he was a

that's what scientists in china are calling this a hut-looking thing on the moon. the chinese have a rover up there. it spotted this hut thing from, like, 300 feet away over on the far side of the moon scientists say the rover will spend the next few months getting a closer look at whatever this is nobody's sure but the internet has some ideas some excitably calling it a moon cube others just holding out for something, quoting now, cool and weird and scary. despite the internet's imagination, scientists say the likely explanation is that it's a large bolder that appeared after some flying stellar thing crashed into the moon. likely, not a hut. that would be one giant leap little green men, after all, live in condos >>> 70 seconds left on a race to the finish >>> the white house says president biden will speak with the ukrainian leader, vladimir zelensky, on thursday. that will happen as russian troops mass on ukraine's border, and mr. biden tries to prevent an all-out invasion. >>> closing arguments set for tomorrow in the trial of jussie smollett today, the actor

compare that with half moon bay and pacific and the 60's. we have a cool air inversion in the central valley that's keeping areas like fairfield pittsburgh in brentwood cold. same for dublin. well areas closer to the bay in khost have that chance to warm up now looking at our bridges conditions are nice and clear at the bay bridge and wish we could say the same for the roads themselves as we are seeing that backup still all the way stretching out to the maze before you get to the toll gate. pretty normal dome when you're talking. so many people coming back to work like they are this week a san mateo bridge. it's also been very busy this morning. but things have lightened up just a touch as you're making that crossing right now. and as for the golden gate, rmt bridge continues to live up to its beautiful expectations. beautiful and sunny and nice and easy. as far as traffic goes. daria, thank you john 9. oh, one and happening now, the walnut creek city council is trying to figure out what to do to stop all these retail crimes. as you know, th

they are traveling in toward half moon bay. we'll let this video continue on as we get to some local landmarks. folks who travel into half moon bay know about the cemetery on the right at the edge of town. but all that water. they've closed 92 between half moon bay and highway 35. skyline because of that flooding. so that is another issue as well. let me take you back to the map. you saw the flooding on the roadway and 92 over san mateo bridge contrast greatly with that. this section here is closed. in order to get to or from half moon bay, go up to shark park or down here. very windy for highway 84 down towards pescadero. longer reroutes. definitely a problem there. maybe stick it out. they may be able to reopen that but no word from caltrans when they'll do that. we hoped this would be open. blocked since 3:30 in the morning, a jackknifed big rig. chp has had 80 active incidents on the reports. no wonder we had trouble getting crews there. hopefully they can clear that. southbound still slow. thankfully the windy roadway has

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means the only one, the son of the son, golden silver, which represented the tears of the sun and the moon to the incas were often used for sacred purposes. the religious artifacts demonstrate the high level achieved by inca craft workers. ah, back to the motors, the locals tell another story about them. the 2 motors full of water are supposed to represent 2 large open eyes yearning for the sun and the sky. the various strictly segregated parts of the city are linked by a great many steps. 2 2 2 2 2 2 c ah. 2 ah. c c ah, ah, what's known as condo rock depicts a bird's head with a beak. the 2 rocks behind it represent the wings. the channel below the beak could have been used to carry the blood of sacrificial animals to the ink as the candle was a symbol of freedom of the air. the temple of the sun is a masterpiece of inca architecture. it seems set into the rock like a condos nest. from the semicircular tower, the priests could make astronomical observations calculate the solstice, or determine the precise position of the sun, which played a vital role in religious ceremonies. sun and moon

that's what scientists in china are calling this, a hut-looking thing on the moon. the chinese have a rover up there. it spotted this hut thing from 300 feet away over on the far side of the moon scientists say the rover will spend the next few months getting a closer look at whatever this is nobody is sure, but the internet has some new ideas some calling it a moon cube. others holding out for something, quoting now, cool and weird and scary. despite the internet's imagination, scientists say the likely explanation is it's a large boulder that appeared after something flying stellar thing crashed into the moon. likely not a hut that would be one giant leap little green men, after all, live in condos. >>> 70 seconds left on a race to the finish the white house says president biden will speak with the the ukrainian leader, volodymyr zelensky on thursday as russian troops amass on ukraine's border and mr. biden tries to prevent an all-out invasion. >>> closing arguments set for tomorrow in the trial of jussie smollett today the actor testified for a second day in a ro