are first. >> 550, number three. >> laurent. >> i was going with number three, once every 550 years. >> so was ii was going with number three, can we see it in the answer is 375 years, let me explain solar eclipse are actually relatively common on average of two happen per year end during the totality you can spot venous in jupiter. now you know, that's pretty good a very good question producers, well done. lauren, ashley, thank you indeed. we will see you tomorrow. "coast to coast" starts in three seconds. ♪.

neil: who knew johnny cash with more than 60 years ahead of his time. we had incredible eclipse since he was melting that tune back in 1963. i cannot recall any of them getting this kind of attention. even though everyone is not seen a total eclipse of the sun. most everyone in this country the lower 48 states will see some eclipse of the sun and that is what's unprecedented not just this country, also in mexico where solar eclipse is just about 50 minutes away from starting and keeping it nigh on what's going on a partial eclipse could begin in a half an hour from now. we're showing you niagara falls and a map of the line and trajectory where you are either going to be seeing a full totality you can't say full totality is either totality or not. i stand corrected because i just corrected myself. rochester, new york is one of the places getting a lot of

attention in the totality zone where hotels are booked tens of thousands ready for the big event, brandy campbell is there, how is it looking. >> rochester is one of the last major cities to be in the line of totality. the city expecting 3 - 500000 people to travel here to see the spectacle in the sky. let's take a look up, the clouds that could obscure the view and potentially block totality event, were still going to get the darkness in the sky and feel the temperature drop that regardless people are here at the rochester museum and science center where folks are enjoying music, learning about the eclipse even setting up i have carol and charles. i understand this is not your first rodeo, they have been to three total eclipse together and this is the fourth one, what encourages you all or drives you to travel across the world to do

this. >> it is spectacular, it is something that you cannot see every day, it is very awe-inspiring, spiritual if you want to say. >> ms. carol told me at church yesterday she went ahead and. because the clouds may try to steal the show for us. how do you feel about the cloud coverage i know you said this telescope you cannot use it because of the clouds. >> i'm optimistic as long as you can see the solar disk through the clouds were in upstate new york on april 8 i will take it we were in salzburg austria 99 for that one and it was pouring like crazy that morning and we ran to the church and the rain stopped and we saw totality that was in the bottom of the earth patagonia based on climate and it was a beautiful day.

>> you all are a good luck charm, thank you for speaking with us, happy totality, all my goodness were really crossing her fingers, we. for today and hopefully we can see the big event the 70 people have traveled here for. neil: there is great food in rochester, new york, don't even get me going. oh my god white hats, italian sausage, you always had that to fall back on. get ready, joining is now in eclipse chaser for lack of a better term the johnson space center astronomical society somewhere on the pacific ocean, the west coast of mexico, how are things looking there. neil: i am not hearing paul. i'm glad that you confirm that it is not just me. if you want to go to janice

thompson by niagara falls president and ceo, niagara falls was one of these places and correct me if i'm wrong and it's a state of emergency put in place because you have over a million visitors and they're all crushed together, how is it going we were actually named with the best place in national geographic to view the solar clips from and that's gone into receiving visitors today and i'm sure niagara falls receives 14 million visitors a year. were very accustomed to greeting people, hosting them, looking after crowds of people, managing them and today this is something unique for us we've never seen this in niagara falls. we don't know how many to expect but the local government put something in place to make sure that all of the tools were available for the various agencies. a lot of people might be

confused and say i don't want to interrupt you rudely although i am you look at interview in mexico this is not niagara falls, we did have a shot of the earlier but as things are right now we don't maybe you could tell us where people congregating in niagara falls by the falls come outside, the general area, everything is in the totality zone. >> there are opportunities throughout the city, everyone does not have to be the one area but obviously of the brink of the falls near the coast of the niagara parks at the very central zone, queen victoria which is adjacent to that you were presenting a constant immediately after the eclipse we will have the niagara symphony and then we have a concert going into the evening with a leading canadian talent with glorious sons and jj wilde followed by an amazing light display on the american and canadian falls put

on by national organization. neil: that sounds very cool, i know you worked hard for this moment. it is paying off and i hope it will continue as the day goes on. i think we go back to paul nelly the eclipse chaser that we were talking about in the western pacific just off of the west side of mexico. we were having audio issues, how are things now for you how could you describe what you're seeing and feeling. >> is almost euphoric, were less than an hour before the start of the partial eclipse in disguise are 90 - 95% clear. neil: how are people on board doing. >> they're all excited we are 186 people here, they're all on deck waiting for the start. neil: who are all of you guys. you're a big brainiac this is what you do johnson space center, astronomical society, i get the are they part of the same society and brainiacs like

you. >> in the sense we advertise to anyone and everyone regardless of what they have any sort of background in science or astronomy or not this is mainly a public outreach attempt to bring people all over onto the ship to see the eclipse. >> they won't be stuck on top of each other you get some of these views in mexico and elsewhere, it is crunch time a friendly crunch time, what are folks looking forward to the most. >> totality of course when the sun is completely blocked by the moon but there are other things they are going to be looking for and like i said it looks like we'll have plenty of time to observe. neil: we won't see something like this at least throughout much of the continental united states for another 20 years, those will be splattering's of those to come that this is a widespread event for a lot of americans but not all. the uniqueness of this day how would you describe it.

>> is very unique seven years ago we had our last eclipse and as you pointed out in the future the continental part of the united states will not experience another total eclipse for 20 more years. what happens after every eclipse in this country we have a lot more enthusiastic people waiting to travel to the next one. neil: thank you very much. these are shots i believe live in niagara falls new york. we just spoke to somebody and you might've heard a state of emergency better than a million people were crushed in their. it's a friendly crush. "fox weather" senior meteorologist get the coolest assignments, this is really arkansas where she gets a chance to see humans and animals respond to all of this, how does it look there. >> it looks wonderful. we started planning this trip six months ago in climatology

says arkansas is in a great place for potential sunshine this time of year in a couple of days ago mostly cloudy skies and the potential for severe storms that will come later, parts of texas included the dallas area you need to watch the weather forecast, they have canceled a lot of the eclipse events in and around the potential areas that could see severe storms, please pay attention to the weather forecast this is an exciting thing that we don't want to risk your life, let's talk to folks where you from. >> what made you come to the little rock zoo. >> for the last eclipse we were only a 97% coverage so we wanted to come here to totality i heard it's way different from being a 99% coverage, we wanted to come to the zoo pacifically because i know animals tend to act a little strange when the eclipse

settles in and i thought it would be interesting to see what happens. >> animals and people act very strange was peter quarter name. >> norah. >> what your name. >> jack's. >> nate. >> where you from memphis. >> are you excited to see the eclipse. >> what do you think the animals are going to do during total totality. >> i feel like they will look up. >> i think that's a really good point. you will have your clips glasses and you know that is going to go dark are you going to be scared of the dark? >> no. >> you are ready for? >> why did you decide to come to the zoo. >> would never experienced a total clips before and i thought it was good to be really cool thing to see. >> i drove up this morning and i

saw this opportunity to do a day trip. i'm excited. >> why did you come to the zoo. >> i saw that they have it would be safe. i thought this would be great. >> indeed i think i want to get to an aquarium rather than something else that jumps off or anything. >> that's always a possibility. >> thank you for being here. we had the governor on this morning governor sanders is excited about this in beta tourism of that i've never been to little rock before but i love this town i would come back with my family and i think that's what they want to do is introduce travelers to the wonderful city in the wonderful state and i talked to the mayor early on today a great conversation listen to a little bit of it. >> all of america is going to come together you and stand by your neighbor it doesn't matter who you voted for in the

craziness going on in the world how it centers you and makes you realize were all in this together. >> my hope we remember many times over trying to really focus on some of the greatest things that help unity happen sports, entertainment and food and events like this the total clips as you see no one's going to care what your race is an political party were all going to be an odd with the great total clips, we discussed figure out how we figure out the day after. >> that says it all were talking about politics and people in divisive this is it a bit the people can get behind it as long as you're safe you can enjoy something and realize that the universe is kind of in charge, back to you. >> you said it so beautifully, you're such a people person and at five in the morning i was watching, she's got to dial it back she is so into this, nice stuff is always.

this is you dial back. great seeing you again, be strong, we don't need any of the crazy distractions, i could go on and on about the stock market but that's been eclipsed by this eclipse which is everyone's attention. i guarantee when all the stops building and looking at the washington national mall we've been showing you what's going on in niagara falls, i daresay a lot of people looking at the trader screens will head out and look in the sky and see the heavens after this.

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neil: we are so focused on the beauty and the pageantry of sida solar eclipse that we lose sight of the fact that we have terrestrial problems to deal with and we have the black swan developments to deal with like the ongoing war six months old in the middle east and now reports were getting out of israel that were trying to get more aid into and out of the gaza area as was demanded and i stress demanded by president biden last week in the testy phone call with benjamin

netanyahu, all of this as israel nervously awaits what is expected to be account of response by iran for israelis of the consulate of theirs in syria. john hanna following closely the national security advisor to vice president cheney, good to have you. we cannot escape reality and the reality is were on tender hooks no matter what's happening on the sky, oil prices hi again some anticipated $100 a barrel pretty soon, what do you think. >> is a nerve-racking situation. in which i think american policymakers need to keep the main plot in mind they want to prevent a wider war in the middle east is really tensions over humanitarian aid into gaza are important, they are also sending a very strong message to all of our enemies in the middle

east including hamas, hezbollah and iran and i think to the extent that it introduces some question in their mind, does the united states at the end of the day support his ally israel in a war against the genocidal terrorist group backed by iran and the death of america crowd. are we going to stand by israel. if there's a? in their mind and only increases the likelihood that this war gets prolonged in that we might get into the miscalculation by iran or hezbollah on how hard they can go after the israelis and american troops. neil: benjamin netanyahu went out of his way to do with the president asked him and opened up the safe passageways for aid to gaza and all of that but he is not committed to going slow on a possible invasion of off rafah so he is hedging his bets. if you hurt to do that in iran were to succeed in counterstrike or in american interest in the

region all better off, are they? >> the iranians need to be careful and they need to know if they overreach here, whatever disagreement that the united states has with israel, we are going to have israel's back. we are going to be united. at the end of the day the american people need to understand we are in a battle between two major alliances systems in the middle east. iran, hamas, hezbollah on one side trying to dictate the nature of the emerging regional order in the american backed alliance that includes israel as their closest and most important ally if the iranian axis wins in this battle in which israel is at the forefront for america in the west then america will lose this battle in the consequences for global stability will be disastrous not only in europe

and obviously in asia with her allies like taiwan and japan and korea. neil: well put and accurately put the way things are going. john hanna on all of that, my friend from public ventures and chief mortgage strategist. we were talking during the break that since the war started, the markets are higher, oil is still lower than what it was at that time, that is beginning to be pinched a little bit. we were talking about a ten year bond that is flirting in and out of the foreign half% range highest since last fall, what's going on. >> you can consider me bobby mcferrin don't worry be happy guests i think i was here after the war broke out i indicated that most typically a knee-jerk reaction within ten to 30 days 20 or 25% higher from that point when this broke out for paying attention to an eclipse we have to paying attention to geopolitical military conflict.

>> does it concern you that something changed i don't want to overstate but the phone call last week in the world realize the u.s. and israel are not on the same page. >> i think people are figuring that out and i think you're struggling with that in increasing uncertainty when the fed is going to cut rates. i was early saying there was a possibility maybe not at all this year. neil: you were the first guess that i talked to the said that. it is way too soon to be talking about that, then they were talking about march maybe april, may, june maybe not now where are you. >> i'm after the election i think powell is playing nice but he doesn't want to get into a political battle where he's appeasing one side versus the other. >> the fear that he puts them off entirely any risks driving the nation into something bad, you can't win or lose. >> i think it's a psychological

button that he wants to push. if he comes ounces when anticipated lowering rates anytime soon people are going to think that there is a real fear about inflation re-accelerating. neil: do you think it's re-accelerating. >> it stubborn hard to push that if you look at the components that are driving it's really housing what are the biggest drivers in the housing cost. neil: you to be well over 7% in fixed mortgage is that a concern. >> it becomes a drag that we haven't seen it show up. powell i've called him the rodney dangerfield of the financial markets and is threading the needle. >> i remember that. >> you want to do johnny carson clip, let me get your take what you tell investors, finally were beginning to feel the geopolitical nerve-racking moments and they might be short-lived to your point. but working to get their needs are for the latest quarter there expected to be respectable but not off the chart. >> into his fundamentals and

fundamentals and assets at a good price i think you're going to want to have a longer-term perspective. i'm not a trader by nature, i'm not looking for one or two were one or two weeks wings as long-term what's going to work out in rotation into smaller caps and biotech companies in the small-cap index has rebounded about 25 or 30% since october lows you see more speculation coming into the market with bitcoin rising, bitcoin is up over 2500 bucks. >> i see that as an index and investors are more speculative and fundamental businesses in the small-cap and biotech. >> $71800 for bitcoin right now. if that is popular gold is in and out of all-time highs what are we to read and that. >> cold response to geopolitical risks, i never met a gold bull that sells its approvals and everyone that i know, everyone

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telescope getting a view of the sun obviously all the special filters to look at this and what gets to be a pretty big deal when the moon crosses that more and more. it's a big deal we don't see these very often their country and somebody people seeking intercountry but much of the lower 48, virtually everyone will get a chance to see something, some more than others. were following that were also following some stellar spending plans, that never changes whether the eclipse or not. president biden planning to push new student loan aid plans read i believe with the latest efforts we're going to be up to $196 billion worth of student loan relief out of the administration. let's go to edward lawrence with more on that in madison wisconsin where the president will be pushing just that. >> it might be a little bit more than that should the president get what he wants he speaking at

the madison area technical college in about two hours. he's going to announce changes to the rules related to student loan forgiveness plan. the changes would add 30 million people to the roles and balloon the cost of the program. some of the changes that he's gone through or proposing in the latest round was automatically adding folks who have not applied for student loan forgiveness it forgives loans for undergrad who started paying 20 years ago. the graduate student started repaying 25 years ago it includes two universities failed to provide adequate financial aid and also includes forgiveness for people who show hardship in paying back their loans. the democrats say this is about fairness not politics. >> at the same time college is an important experience for some to. that student debt relief, this is very much a part of the president saying we want to make life more affordable and opportunity more open and make

sure that everyone regardless of your path gets to share in that. >> republicans say forgiving were student loan debt would be unfair to those who paid back their student loans for those who cannot afford to go to college and for those that had to work through college. >> the next rendition of joe biden ignoring the laws of the land ignoring the supreme court, i'm telling you this who infuriates the union workers, i think this is joe biden pushing the union workers away from him. >> so far under current rural changes forgiving $146 billion in student debt for 4 million people, taxpayers are paying for all of this. the newest rule changes need to be finalized. that could take five months that puts us to the election. >> edward lawrence following the moving developments in wisc

wisconsin. as you don't need the eclipse to distract her she's focused on the second laserbeam of committee for responsible budget credit. i'm sure you look into the sky the also looking at our future and you don't like what you see. >> i am not a fan of more policies that are absolutely reliant on adding to the national debt which is already a huge problem. we don't know the full details of this plan yet. we know the problem addressing is important and legitimate. higher-end costs are too high in the problem of student debt when they come out of college is a huge problem for certain group of people at night. that said the proposal that were talking about suffers from many of the same shortcomings as the previous approach. it would actually make the problem worse. it is not structural six. the way that we subsidize higher-end makes the costco what in the one-off debt forgiveness would also make the problem of how extensive higher ed is

worse, not better, more than that something this big in this expensive clearly should not be done unilaterally by the president. he should be gone with congress and the president working together. the most ironic of all of this is great, working to forgive students a lot of debt in certain people and how are we going to pay for that, by borrowing and increasing the national debt at huge bill that they will be responsible from him for making good on. if the debt merry-go-round of moving around the debt in the economy and is not creating a solution which is what we really need. neil: they can make no bones about it, just being added to the debt so everyone pays for that, it is what it is now we have an environment where interest-rate or backup tenure closing afford a half percent, that astronomically raises the bill if this were the answer for a lot of kids have a lot of loans and can't pay them. the fact of the matter that college inflation tuition and room and board are running a

triple standard rate of inflation. that is not a dog that is hunting. >> is really interesting if you can look at the way that you subsidize the problem areas of our economy healthcare, education, these are things that are expensive and out of reach for people in the way we subsidize to the government tax code pushes those cost up higher. you have inflation in those areas and because those policies it was inflationary and the overall economy and at the same time were trying to bring inflation down and counterproductive in the simple task of making college more affordable and more broadly getting inflation under control the economy. this is the wrong time to add more to our national bill when our debt is at near record levels and inflation remains a problem. neil: you been warned, we appreciate it, thank you very much. charlie gasparino in this crazy

election year. finally donald trump put up some numbers on the charts with this fundraising effort in florida. >> it was a really good night is probably more than the 53 that is the stated number. i think you're going to get a little more. >> that is double what the president got. >> i think you got 26 or in the ballpark. in the optics on this one in my view is absurd and clogging up traffic in new york even worse in during the week of the fallen police hero. >> a lot of names you don't know, there are plenty of gazillion errors that are out there that are not household names. a friend of mine that will pony up a couple hundred grand in the top ticket was 800.

steve wycoff was there big real estate developer, john polson put it on. neil: it was at his home. >> then there were people that were stand out, not standouts in this is key for trauma. and a lot of people scoff at big money donors. i don't think you should and i don't think his campaign. he needs to raise money and while he's in court he has to blitz the airwaves with all of joe biden's problems over the last four years. here are three people that he needs to get in. number one at the top of the list would be steve schwartzman at blackstone still on the sidelines, does not like the divisiveness or january 6. he was a friend of trump's in his business council during his first term, $50 billion a huge

amount of money running a break private equity firm. he's on the sidelines. a guy who says he is not on the sidelines since he's out but may be on the sidelines more than you think is king griffith he is the billionaire, ceo of citadel and investment empire he gives to a lot of republicans. he saying he said he did not. i hear there's lines of communication between the two. i think trump will turn up the term with both of those guys. the third one would be miriam abelson who as sheldon before he passed during the first term gave the casino magnet lots of money to trump. >> why not now? >> she was initially behind the santos and nikki haley. i don't know exactly but that campaign got really nasty with trout. neil: she's pro-israel and she's kinda confused with the former president's position.

>> i bet she hates the current president. neil: you think eventually. >> i think trump will massage his israel message to the point where he woos back donors like her. >> he needs those donors. >> i don't think he can do it just on a few bucks in his own personality. the last time we did the story in 2016 on the show we were talking about who had economist look at this, every time trump says something crazy he generates 25 million buys. i don't think he can do that this time because is going to be in court so much. he needs this money. neil: that's a very good way to look at this if you keep these commercials running. >> those of the great people that you have to watch, do they come back into the fold and i'm getting mixed singles about all of them. neil: the fact that you know people of a couple hundred thousand dollars, that's pretty powerful. >> i don't but they do.

>> i see them as they walked by. >> you said my twitter page would suggest otherwise. neil: have you seen mine? >> thank you, my friend he is the best of the best in the great sense of humor that's not a great combination, no matter the nasty things you say that includes charlie's wife, that was totally unnecessary. neil: we have a lot were coming up including the big clips that has everybody excited he cannot make his calls, this is a national mall it looks fun right now. even to watch any of our specials, you have to wear glasses. stay with us. ♪

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payday has come in, tyler and the total eclipse of the sun under 2 million hits, i hope he's profiting off of that but this is the day for all of that stuff this is the view of arkansas through a telescope doing all the say things i have to do to look for the shot when all begins when you start seeing the moon come along and start walking out more and more, 40 million americans in a path that will have a completely covered for up to four minutes. i think max gorden knows all of this far better than i included an ohio as all of this process will begin very soon. people are pretty psyched. >> yes, people are very excited in cleveland, a total eclipse fest next to the great lakes science center. a lot of folks enjoined to the beatable weather it was a

nailbiter this morning we had rain roll through and heavy cloud cover and as you can see behind me the clouds have dissipated and you can see the sun be a clips will begin in just a little bit more than an hour. 1:59 p.m. local time, that is when things will start you'll need to have your solar eclipse glasses on before totality. that will begin at 3:13 p.m. that's when the moon will block out the sun cleveland will be plunged into darkness. it should be really exciting moment for folks. there are a lot of events all across the city in one will be at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame that's where they'll do a uniquely cleveland thing they will dj the solar eclipse that's where they will play during totality none other than pink floyd's eclipse talk about song choices, we caught up with the ceo of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >> i want to feel the temperature drop. it's my understanding when i've

seen it before we all get a little circumspect a little bit mellow there is emotion involved and i can't wait to do that with a ton of people out here together it's going to be very magical. >> about the temperature drop, the temperature should fall about 10 degrees during totality that should be a dramatic site to see plunged into darkness the infield temperature drop. downtown cleveland 140, 200,000 people to be here for the total eclipse. also we have the guardian's home opener kicking off at 5:10 p.m. there letting people in a little bit early in cleveland. a lot of things going on a lot of excitement. were waiting to see for the total solar eclipse. back to you. neil: was thrown horrific excitements that you you deserve this. thank you very much max gorden and all of that.

a lawyer in a very good one and a clips follower second to none, hawaii is getting a partial clips, he left hawaii you don't see many people that do this left hawaii to go to indiana which is perfectly fine but to get the heads on total eclipse common good to have you. how do you feel about your mood legalize and check out indiana. >> not a problem i'm happy to be here to see the total eclipse is something special it will be my third one i'm happy to be in a place where there is totality. >> is this the first one that you see in totality of the three. >> this is my third. neil: were the others totality or no. >> the others were totality july and august. neil: that's pretty cool, your

into this. >> sim. >> i'm not really in a clips chasers so to speak but i try to go to any total clips that i can. neil: were having some audio issues. i'm sorry but i want to get your take there are a lot of people that have never seen something like this, what do you tell them what are they and for. >> it is really special we go from daylight to nighttime back to daylight in a matter of minutes. like 70 turn the switch like god turn the switch on the sun and the moon and there you are. >> we cannot fix the audio but your fixed on the stars above but i'm sure it's good to be very cool site not too many people get to see one in their lifetime little loan three as you have, you're a lawyer who gets it done, following all of that and indiana the totality

with 40 million americans and is pat i heard some people say 34 million, millions of americans what's unique about this somebody can participate and see something, 99% of americans in the lower 48 i know makes a difference between seeing 90, 80, 60% versus even a hundred%, this is the first opportunity in quite some time for all americans in one way shape or form to witness his history. were all over that. this is taking a look right now at niagara falls. i was wondering is that the governor hochul speaking she just walked by, that is terrific. i'm kidding i'm joking with my producer. niagara falls intrigued me because if you're at the falls there's mist and water from the falls without distractor view,

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neil: this is in mexico, there crowded and getting ready. the partial clips is about to begin, kevin or melinda didn't get that right, they're getting ready for that. obviously they're not looking in the sky so nothing to see for the time being but special telescopes we spared no expense or indicating it has indeed begun. >> thank you very much i am brian brenberg. >> i'm jackie deangelis. >> i am bria