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after pg&e set up a cara, 50 falcons have been hatched. the utility is selling the headquarters, the live stream the end on october 15th. >> what do you call it, a fog-free view? >> a golden gate view. we have clear skies, if you are headed to the coast, the strong high pressure, patchy, dense fog. there is the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the low 60s. morning temperatures, 50s and 60s, by lunch time, the temperatures warm. are you about to see an important forecast for the giants and the 49ers tomorrow, durgs the games, mid to upper 70s around san francisco. tmps in the mid 80s for kickoff time. san francisco mostly 70s for the game. seahawks in town at levis stadium. mid 80s. busy day for anthony. busy sunday tomorrow. monday, finally, something to show you in the future cast out of the south. that first wave, i don't think it will be more, look what happens by tmptds a weakening cold front coming through. more that will follow behind it. that i think will present us with our best chance of showers. here comes a few showers to the

they were succeeding with the falcon 9. as they went along, you know, doing these things like trying to reuse rockets, congress was not supportive by and large. >> well, one of the reasons that they were able to succeed, spacex was, was because of the commercial orbital -- cots, to which president trump took a lot of credit during the launch of the first private astronauts. cots was long before president trump. >> yeah, there was no question spacex got a lot of help from nasa. they got the cots award in 2006. and in 2008 they delivered cargo to the space station. you can look back under cots and that started under the bush administration. the obama administration was enormously stu porttive and they spurred the development of the commercial crew program which did launch humans and that mission which took place last year happened under president trump's watch. it's interesting. you've seen over the years the white house typically, were it's republican or democrat, has been pretty supportive of commercial space. >> nasa has c

today, it's the falcons' turn-- >> let's go! >> reporter: --to rally around their home turf. >> being here playing football felt great. it really felt like home, when i didn't have a home. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'donnell: wishing them a good season. all right, we'll be right back. [ crow squawks ] ♪ they're nice but irritating ♪ ♪ their excitement can get grating ♪ ♪ they're dressed for pastry baking ♪ ♪ the progressive family ♪ ♪ they're helpful but annoying ♪ ♪ they always leave us snoring ♪ ♪ accidents are boring with the progressive family ♪ so, when do you all go home? never. we're here for you 24/7. morticia: how terrifying. protection so good, it's scary. "the addams family 2" now playing everywhere. i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65

pentagon is turning off the 24/7 falcon cam. we have seen this so many times. the headquarters in san francisco served as a successful nesting site for falcons since back in 1986. after pg&e set up the camera, almost 50 falcons have been hatched in front of an international audience. the utility is selling its headquarters. the live stream will end on october 15th. >>> well, this woman got to watch babe ruth in his prime. but she has never seen the giants win 107 games. she was hoping to see that today. that didn't happen. but she saw the game. that's the important thing. pauline engleman turns 113 on monday. we believe she is the oldest giants fan alive. i am going to say she is. she was around when the then-new york giants beat the yankees in the world series in 1922. she even moved here in 1958, the same year the giants moved here. mm-hmm. now she lives in cord a madera. what do you think she wanted to do for the party? watch that giants game. local first responders stopped by to wish her a very happy 113th birthday. rob, wherever she was, wherever anybody w

pg&e is shutting off its popular falcon cam. it sits atop the former headquarters in san francisco. viewers around the world have watched nearly 50 baby falcons hatch over the years, but since pg&e recently sold the building, the camera is going to be turned off two weeks from today. in the east bay, the popular first friday festival in oakland is back for the first time in over a year. we were there tonight speaking with artists and business owners who have been waiting through the entire pandemic to finally showcase their work. >> the music, the dancing, the food. all of it is back. oakland's first friday festival is here. >> after a most two years, this is amazing. >> the last time adriana and her family came to first fridays, her daughter was four months old. today, she speaks and even has her own opinions about the festival. welcoming the crowd of 30,000 to 50,000 people who typically come to this outdoor festival are stores and three live bands. >> this is historical, important, and powerful. >> powerful economic boost for small businesses. >> the smoothie. i got sandals. >> a

miss falcon, please proceed. good afternoon, karen blumenthal, ranking member, blackburn, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you . my name is francis houghton. i used to work at facebook. i joined facebook because i think facebook has the potential to bring out the best enough. but i'm here today because i believe facebook's products harm children, stoke to vision and weaken our democracy. the companies leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver, but won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical prophets for people. congressional action is needed. they won't solve this crisis without your help. yesterday we saw facebook get taken off the internet. i don't know why i went down. i know that for more than 5 hours, facebook wasn't needed to deepen, divides to stabilize democracies and make young girls and women feel bad about their bodies. it also means the millions of small businesses weren't able to reach potential customers. an

pg&e is shutting off its popular falcon cam. it sits atop the former headquarters in san francisco. viewers around the world have watched nearly 50 baby falcons hatch over the years, but since pg&e recently sold the building, the camera is going to be turned off two weeks from today. in the east bay, the popular first friday festival in oakland is back for the first time in over a year. we were there tonight speaking with artists and business owners who have been waiting through the entire pandemic to finally showcase their work. >> the music, the dancing, the food. all of it is back. oakland's first friday festival is here. >> after a most two years, this is amazing. >> the last time adriana and her family came to first fridays, her daughter was four months old. today, she speaks and even has her own opinions about the welcoming the crowd of 30,000 to 50,000 people who typically come to this outdoor festival are stores and three live bands. >> this is historical, important, and powerful. >> powerful economic boost for small businesses. >> the smoothie. i got sandals. >> as well as

pd endy will shut off its falcon cam. -- pg cam. it is selling the building that the camera connected to. haley's comet is -- the enrolled meteor shower begins tonight and will last all month long. it is expected to peak on october 21. to get the best of you -- it is the o'ryan meteor. tonight will be a great night to view it especially if you can get away from these city lights. temperatures are really going to warm up this weekend then i will talk about a chance of rain coming up. liz: the giants magic number two -- to clinch the (♪ ♪) 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all round it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. (♪ ♪) through a little hole in the wall, the children had crept in. and the giant's heart melted... and they found the giant... all covered with blossoms. (♪ ♪) liz: in sports all bay area college football team's are at home today. if you are not going to the game you can watch it tonight. cal takes on washington state se 2:30. they host new mexico s

first, we will always speak to prevail, falcon, how're about this. he's a military analyst and also a columnist for no via gazette, or he's joining us via skype. from moscow, i saw a russia suspension of its mission could come into effect as early as november. first, according to the russian foreign minister. how does this really affect relations? have already been so tense between russia and ne, to, i mean they seized all practical corporation after the annexation of crimea. does this suspension change anything on the face of it? and formally, this is kind of fresh and nate, though, breaking off relations, it sounds almost as if, you know, that's kind of war coming up, but it's really not. and it's not as bad as the previous sounds. it's not good, but it's not as bad. russia did not have much relationship with nato. asher that crime me after 14. and actually before that also the relations were not very workable. moscow never really like the connection between russia and nato because in these russian nato count. so russia sleeved itself as being gang

at these levels crowdstrike streams downright enticing and they just caked off falcon 2021 event where they bring together the costs discussing cyber threats and the new tools they have come up with fight them let's take a looker look at george kurtz, co-founder and ceo of crowdstrike with more about today's announcements and more going forward. welcome back team money. >> jim, always a pleasure to be here. >> look, you are a breath of fresh air when it comes to what i regard as being the endless, endless targets that we've become, whether it's the russians or whether it's the chinese, the north koreans, doesn't matter, but what i want to know is what does extended detection and response do as a replacement for end point detection and response >> well, it's -- it's really evolution of this level of threat detection, and the key with xdr versus edr, and there's a lot of acronyms, is you have to start with the best edr in the market which is what crowdstrike has and then we extend to pull in other technology's information it could be a z-scale or octo or proof point or others that will s

the fuel at, at wal, lisa, falcon and my son will have increasing suspicions of these global institutions with care. there the experiences of the and any man suggest that we have to be more careful, more just in this respect me so much that it can do us. and i said it was done in the last one and a half to 2 years. we have experienced and witnessed certain things that many we have seen that it is important for all people to be able to access the health facilities homes, only necessary instruments in if to prevent a new mix color. it is also, i see a, a primary, right, and so we are all secure, all of us not to use and security. and with this in mind, from the very beginning of the pandemic, that turkey has provided me no love to go out assistance in the form of medical equipment and critical equipment to a 160 countries and 12 institutions. while dollar citizen, we have refugees in our country, which we treat equally as our own and them citizens. they have also had access to all our facilities that have an antenna. i fill out a during the pandemic that will set out aside and ada. i'd in j

today, it's the falcons' turn-- >> let's go! >> reporter: --to rally around their home turf. >> being here playing football felt great. it really felt like home, when i didn't have a home. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'donnell: and that's the overnight news, for some musts continues others check back with us in the morning. reporting from the nation's capital ol i'm norah o'donnell. -- family members separated at the border may get up to $400,000 each as they were separated from the families. under zero tolerance policy. listen up, sheerio's he's just released fifth studio album, took to twitter to say it's his proudest piece of work. moresonnected ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news". ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you so much for joining us, in the words of president biden his presidency will be determined by what happened in the next week. before flying off to europe today the president unveiled new framework for his build back better plan, we'll explain what made it into the proposal

and what you see, the design of this pavilion is actually a falcon. the bird in flight, because that�*s the main bird of the country. so it really reflects the journey of this country from the desert to where they are right now. what should we expect from these kind of world fairs? should we expect the next big invention? or is it more about countries posturing? it�*s more our posturing, really. i think the uae is very clear that they were not expecting one big idea to come out of the expo, which we have seen in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i�*m not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they�*re planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to

they would like to build a life-sized millennium falcon. >>> when you >>> after the warm-up, we do get into the unsettled weather pattern and we will take what we can get with a chance of rain sunday and a better chance for everybody wednesday and friday. it looks like this weather pattern will continue close to the end of october even up into oregon for the two week time frame and we will hope that we can get the moisture around here . >> thank you so much, paul. >>> this is the afternoon lineup on kpix 5. "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell is next and this is followed by back-to-back episodes of "judge judy" starting at 4:00. next it is the "kpix 5 news at 5:00 p.m." with team coverage at oracle park . >>> you have got to see this. a huge catch off of the mediterranean coast. a fishing boat colt ford tuna caught this sunfish and it was a record find in the area. they had to use the crane to lift it up. this winter broken if they tried to weigh the fish. they did return it safely to the water. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news, an faze panel resume moderna b

the atlanta falcons beat the new yorkjets 27-20. and italy beat belgium 2—1 in the uefa nations league third place play—off. france take on spain in the final — that one has just kicked off. it is still 0—0. there is no stopping arsenal women in the women's super league right now after disappointment in the champions league midweek. they showed no effects, easing past everton 3—0. tottenham's defeats to brighton means that chelsea are now their closest challengers at the top. craig templeton reports. before kick—off at meadow park, arsenal and everton players linked arms in a show of solidarity after allegations of sexual misconduct in american soccer. after being humbled 4—1 by barcelona in the champions league, arsenal were clearly keen to make amends, sandy maciver fighting through the autumn sun to make the save. and that could have played a role in the opener. katie mccabe struck a brilliant volley but it was in an area where you would expect the keeper to save. mccabe then turned provider as her corner found lott

and saracens marked their premiership homecoming with a bonus point win over newcastle falcons. first half tries from mike brown and ben stevenson helped the visitors to a 17—3 lead at the stone x stadium. but crucial tries from jamie george and mako vunipola, who both put their recent england snubs behind them, helped sarries to a 37 points to 23 victory. but leicester tigers stay top after they made it 4 wins from 1l they beat london irish. in the united rugby championship glasgow warriors beat lions of south africa by 13 points to 9. on his 50th appearance for the club, propjamie bhatti opened the scoring in just the second minute and they never let go of the lead. elsewhere there were wins for leinster beat zebre. demi vollering secured overall victory in the women's tour of britain to claim her first world tour stage race. she went into the sixth and final stage with a commanding lead and finished safely within the main group. the world champion of italy winning the stage. alice barnes was the highest placed briton, finishing seventh. tour de france champion tadej pogacar

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. >>> and four astronauts are preparing to blast off a spacex falcon 9 rocket on sunday. if everything goes right, they will rendezvous wat the space station early monday morning and then they have three days to learn the reasonopes before swin spots. the company says the last thing left to fix is the leaky toilet. here is cnbc's morgan brennan. >> reporter: at 2:21 easern, halloween morning, if all goes according to plan, spacex will launch another crew to orbit sending four astronauts to the international space station for a six month stay and they will lift off on a previously flown falcon 9 rocket inside enendurance >> this will be a great mission. we're down for a while after we retired the space shuttle. it took us additional time that we didn't expect but now we are launching americans on american rockets from american soil and that includes our international partners >> reporter: this will mark the fourth human space flight. a public/private partnership in which elon muk's company and eventually in the future boeing will go into orbit but it is the fifth crewed mi

four astronauts prepare to blast off a falcon nine rocket saturday if everything goes right they'll r rendezvous with the space station friday morning but the company says the last thing left to fix before this flight is a likely toilet. here's cnbc's morgan brennen >> reporter: at 2:21 eastern halloween morning if all goes according to plan spacex will launch another crew to orbit sending four astronauts to the international space station for a six-month stay the four americans will liftoff atop a previously flown falcon nine rocket atop endurance at the kennedy space center >> this is going to be a great mission. we were down for a while after we retired the space shuttle it took us additional time that we didn't expect, but now we are launching americans on american rockets from american soil and that includes our international partners >> reporter: crew three will mark spacex's fourth human spaceflight under nasa's commercial crew program, a public, private partnership in which elon musk's company and eventually in the future boeing are contracted to ferry astronauts to and from o

nasa will launch a space x falcon rocket from the space force base aimed at a 225 foot long asteroid that is currently orbiting a larger asteroid about 6 million miles away. nasa wants to see if it can change the orbit of the smaller asteroid by crashing the rocket into a. if it works, the thought is the technique could be used to change the course of any space rock that threatens earth. nasa plans to stream the test over its app and website. everybody to infer that the day before thanksgiving. >>> real-time stuff. so much cooler than tourists going up into space. cannot wait to see how that turns out. ings will change for us here at home. all you have to do is look at the pacific and you can see a big change coming over the next 36 to 48 hours. a large storm is sitting out there in the pacific. coming in for a close-up look you can see that large trough way out there eventually bringing small opportunities for rain here and the first snow of the season to the sierra tomorrow. futurecast going forward on this. accomplish our show up friday morning. i doubt we actually get anything me

packers beat bengals 25-22 >>> kyle pitts finally nabbed his first career touchdown falcons win 27-20. >>> tom brady led all passers with over 400 yards in the air and through for five touchdowns in the buccaneers win over the dolphins >>> to the wnba finals with the chicago sky flying high over the game copper lead the charge and dollson led from the bench as the sky win 91-77. game two is wednesday. >>> this packed sports sunday continued with pivotal game threes white sox bats would come to life they'll come to the wall in the third and fourth innings, holding chicago scoreless winning 12-6 what a way to end it in boston in extras. the walkoff home run give red sox a win 6-4. >>> the georgia bull dogs take the top spot after the loss of alabama to texas big 10 schools hold five of the top 10 michigan and michigan state play in two weeks >> was a wild weekend in sports. >>> still ahead, a stunning see how fast dus camera. a dog snatched up in the backyard so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reac

and a falcon super heavy booster, fully reusable system. that vehicle will almost certainly at least orbit the moon or get to the moon before either the u.s. gets back or china gets there with their first astronauts. and it may even land. so i think it's pretty exciting to see, the commercial side is the most exciting right now. >> scott, is there a transfer of real technology on every single one of these different space experiences. was there a big transfer between gemini and apollo and the apollo and the shuttles and now between the public technology created by nasa and the private technology with blue origin or others? >> well, they definitely got progressively more complex, right? and now i wouldn't make the argument that this blue origin spacecraft, that the capsule is more complicated, clearly not than the dragon or russian soyuz, but it is much more automated, which shows progress. which shows that you can put people in a vehicle, fly them into space and return them on a ballistic flight, which i'm not even sure if they have a fire e

and saracens marked their premiership homecoming with a bonus point win over newcastle falcons. first half tries from mike brown and ben stevenson helped the visitors to a 17—3 lead at the stone x stadium. but crucial tries from jamie george and mako vunipola, who both put their recent england snubs behind them, helped sarries to a 37—23 victory. but leicester tigers stay top after they made it 4 wins from 1l in the united rugby championship, glasgow warriors beat lions of south africa by 13—9. on his 50th appearance for the club, propjamie bhatti opened the scoring in just the second minute, and they never let go of the lead. earlier, leinster beat zebre. tour de france champion tadej pogacar has become the youngest rider to win two monument one day races in a year. the 23 year old slovenian beat home rider fausto masnada to claim victory in the prestigious 148—mile tour of lombardy race in italy. britain's adam yates finished third. britain's emma raducanu may have finally come back to earth after she lost her first match as a grand slam champion. she was beaten in str

falcons. then, at the titans. texans. and you finish at the rams. this schedule, ian williams, who is joining us from orlando, favorable to the 49ers? or you think it's a very tough schedule remaining? >> very tough schedule remaining. obviously, coming out of the bi-week with the sunday night football game against the colts, you want to try to get that w right there. you know, get that win back in the column so you can start to have some -- something to carry with you when it gets down to, you know, december and january. you have to start making some decisions on who goes to the playoffs or not. but i think for the most part, nfc is going to be very tough for the 49ers going further. you know, you have your games against the nfc west that you have to -- you have to play against the rams two times. you have the seahawks, again. you have the arizona cardinals, again. but i think the easy wins will be against the bengals, the houston texans, the jacksonville jaguars and atlanta falcons. those four teams right there, i expect the 49ers to beat. all the

"jerry falcon did. [ light laughter ] but then, so many people asked me who it was, and i had to say "jimmy fallon. so, i think i'm really responsible for your career. >> jimmy: wow. yeah, you -- thank you [ cheers and applause i appreciate that. >> enough people in north carolina heard, and now you're here. >> jimmy: north carolina -- that's -- the ritz that's what i'm talking about. i shall return i do remember opening up for the strokes. we opened up for them for six shows. and i just did -- we had, like, comedy music and i was so excited, because i loved the strokes as well. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and no one wanted to see me [ light laughter ] no one wants to see a comedian open up for a band >> i mean, it's a tough one, 'cause people do go for music, specifically so you're already starting >> jimmy: oh, people -- we'd just get gigs where people would just scream, "get off the stage! [ laughter ] and i was like, "so, you guys go to the movie theaters?" [ laughter ] like, what just doing my stand-up or whatever i'm so happy though that you saw that and had a good memory >> a really go

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he suited up for the foothill falcons. we caught up with his former coach. >> it has been a blast to watch him. you know, it is good to see good things like that happen to good people. keep doing what you are doing, and keep representing pleasanton. we all love you here. >> so amazing. he was like superman read amazing. >>> just over an hour ago, we learn emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework, but it will help you and your family stay safe during an emergency. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: heh heh. how y'all? i appreciate

the atlanta falcons beat the new yorkjets at the tottenham hotspur stadium by 27—20. and india women's tour of australia ended in defeat in the final t20 international. they lost by 14 runs as australia won the multiformat series 11—5 overall. the 2016 olympic cycling champion elinor barker says she's getting used to not being in control — as she prepares to step away from the sport to have her first baby. barker, who won silver in the team pursuit in tokyo this summer, found out she was pregnant while she was at the games. barker, who suffers with endometriosis, told our reporter katie falkingham the last couple of months have been a bit of a whirlwind. so many feelings on that flight home! i was really hoping to get a good night's sleep on the travel home because i literally had not slept at all since i found out. but i spent the whole flight basically just planning the rest of my life and what that is going to look like. on board with elinor barker, looking back _ on board with elinor barker, looking back es _ on board with elinor barker, looking back... �* ,

falcons adding on to their lead here as matt ryan finds hayden hurst for 17 yards in the score, atlanta would hold on for 27 to 20 went as robert saleh and the jets dropped to one and four. the winningest driver on the nascar circuit this year, has moved himself into the third round of the playoffs. charlotte motor speedway the road course today, and that is the course known as the oval. we're on board with kevin harvick, who bumps into the back of chase elliott sending him into the wall. elliott. state on the track. he then went for a little revenge but missed harvick and it still took out cole custer with 11 laps to go. harvick has elliot right behind him, but comes in too hot on the corner and ends up into the wall that was obviously it for harvick in the race, and that also knocked him out of the playoffs. this car will not operate like that. kyle larson grabbed the lead with eight laps to go and was able to cruise to the win his seventh of the year. larson leads the playoff standings that now include him. and seven other drivers. for today's game one of the w. n b a finals diana ta

to prevent the spread of communism, nato instructed franz to become, quote, africa's policeman jack falcon, a former free frenchman in world war 2 and loyal goalies, became the head of what was called, ha, suffering. his mission to ensure that the game of franco african friendship was played to france's robes. so in november, 1960 in cameroon, the new leader of the opposition party, felix mommy, was assassinated. his killer was a member of the french secret service. william best head this left president i, he, joe, with no opposition. he remained in power for 22 years in toe go to president savannah's olympia wanted to do without france. he was killed by a group of soldiers supported by the french officer in charge of presidential security. in the 19 sixties and seventies france intervened militarily more than 20 times to ensure that the right african leaders, we're in place to serve its needs occupied the new dealers. desolate bonus, deducted uncle mar wanted up at the godly shield and isn't dead levels. september through went to as tally of the club in addition to de gaulle up reliabilit

pond, the lo game, kyle pitts with his first career touchdown and the falcons staved off a late jets' comeback attempt. they win 27-20 let's take a look around the league at your fantasy leaders tom brady, my goodness, led all pass wers over 400 yards in the air and five touchdowns. first time he's done that in his career and the bucs win >>> the wnba finals tipped off in phoenix but the chicago sky were flying high throughout the game we got kalea copper that led the charge with 21 points. the sky beat the mercury 91-77 game two is wednesday. >> sunday, in baseball the white sox bats cam chicago they had eight runs in the 3rd and 4th. they double up the 'stros 12-6 and in boston, christian vasquez's walkoff homer in the 13th inning give the red sox >>> some good news as we kick off the week new covid cases on the decline but a warning of things to come as the weather gets cooler >>breaking activity tornado activity leaves many without power. >>> one more day until space, william shatner's ride to weightlessness will have to wait a little longer. >>> the shocking moment caught

and what you see, the design of this pavilion is actually a falcon. the bird in flight, because that's the main bird of the country. so it really reflects the journey of this country from the desert to where they are right now. what should we expect from these kind of world fairs? should we expect the next big invention? or is it more about countries posturing? it's more our posturing, really. i think the uae is very clear that they were not expecting one big idea to come out of the expo, which we have seen in the past, right? and the fact that this would be the first, or one of the first, big in—person events after covid—19 gives them a great opportunity to showcase the world, this new world we live in. what happens to this site after the expo? well, the plan is that 80% of the site — i'm not including the country pavilions — but the rest of the site will remain in place. some of them will be converted into science museums. the main exhibition centre is where they're planning to host all the major events going ahead, which used to take place

the plan is to launch the spacecraft november 23rd aboard the spacex falcon 9 to intercept the asteroid and its smaller which is about 500 feet in size. the spacecraft is expected to intercept the asteroid in september of 2022 when the asteroid is within 11 million kilometers from earth. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. bon appetit. this year's list of the world's 50 best restaurants is out and three are right here in the bay area. the list is put together by a group of 1,000 culinary experts. two of the restaurants are in san francisco. benu and the modern french restaurant at 28th and 48th on the list. three-star michelin farm-based restaurants singlethread in healdsburg came in at 37. get reservations now. >>> imagine writing to your idol every week since you were in fourth grade in hopes that you'll catch their eye. when it doesn't work you started taping messages only to be able to meet them. >> that is the case for one bay area superfan, sarah johnson. sarah is from san mateo. since fourth grade she's been writing to ellen in hopes of meeting her. finally it happened. >> her

mary robinson: so morro rock is a preserve for the peregrine falcons to nest. the way it was formed, was magma was forced through a vent in the earth's crust. and before it erupted, it cooled. and it became a volcanic plug. so it's an ancient volcano. but it didn't actually erupt. oh, look at the jellyfish. mary robinson: oh, a jellyfish! we don't see this very often. it's an egg yolk jellyfish, you guys. this is a rare sighting? yes! i've only seen this egg yolk jellyfish once in 30 years. johnny devenanzio: wow. here's another one! mary robinson: when we see jellyfish, they often come in groups. so we'll see numerous individuals of this type and then we won't see them again. dad, can we bring it home? please? regis devenanzio: no. johnny devenanzio: please, dad? mary, what are those sea lions doing over there? mary robinson: those are two bulls fighting for territory on the rocky shoreline there. johnny devenanzio: wow. dad, have you ever seen sea lions fighting and an egg yolk jellyfish on the same day? regis devenanzio: i haven't even seen myself in one of

her back before crawford called oracle park is on field, he suited up here in a falcons uniform. he was a standout athlete at the high school in pleasanton. >> he was a great person all around. >> reporter: this afternoon we met up with jason santos, one of crawford's former coaches. >> it's been a blast to watch him. it is good to see things like that happen to good people. >> reporter: he has watched the replay of the catch over and over again. >> right place in the right time, but he's always been an unbelievable athlete, so it makes sense. >> reporter: is crawford in the giants get ready to take the field tonight, sanford hopes crawford knows that in pleasanton he's an mvp. >> you doing what you are doing, and keep representing pleasanton. we all love you here, almost as much if not more than the rest of the giants nation. >>> we know giants fans love brandon crawford, but how are they feeling about the game tonight? >> reporter: they are feeling confident. we don't want to jinx anything by getting too confident, but the fans we spoke with in pleasanton said that they think t

the falcons win in london 27-20. and around the league, tom brady led all passers with over 400 yards in the air and the bucs win over the dolphins >>> a big sports sunday we saw yesterday. it continued with some pivotal game threes in major league baseball the white sox at home, and finally their bats come to life there in chicago eight runs in the third and fourth chicago would hold houston scoreless for five innings and double up the astros 12-6. what a way to end it in boston christian vasquez here with the walkoff home run in the 13th inning the red sox take a 2-1 victory -- 2-1 series lead and win the game 6-4 >>> still to come, the barriers that we're seeing when it comes to preventing millions of americans from getting health care >>> a license to kill at the box office how much the new james bond raked in on opening weekend. lime odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your

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the plan is to launch the space craft aboard a spacex falcon rocket to intercept the asteroid. it is scheduled for next month and it won't reach destination until september of next year. the big question, is the rock involved in this at all? >> wow. >> maybe. jeff ranieri is here. how are you doing? >> yes, we are good. a lot of folks out there are doing really excellent today. that fall weather you've wanted. we've got the clouds. we also have the colder temperatures. we are missing out on the rainfall, but, hey, at least we get this component of it. in san jose, 65 degrees right now. we will see the temperature goes dropping off into the low 60s as we head through the next couple of hours. now, as we head into tomorrow morning, we're going to see a second reinforcing shot here of some cold air from this system right here. so this i think at this point will be bringing us widespread 60s, rainfall unfortunately, will be staying towards the east. i can give you a better look how the rain will play out headed up towards tahoe. you will see for that region looking good here for ab

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