idaho, eclipse tsotchkes .and across the country, priceless memories "we don't have a lot of chances to see things like this. this is a once in a lifetime.""why i come from france to see only one minute -- the circle."hopkinsville, kentucky, had the longest totality ... a full three minutes of darkness.the eclipse moved west to east at different speeds ... 24=hundred mles an hour on the west coast, slowing to 14=hundred over kentucky and then speeding up again over south carolina."the whole sun was covered by the moon and then it went really dark and then uncovered. that was just really amazing"president trump and his family took in the spectacle from a white house balcony.i think it's actually a good moment for the country. we've had such bad news the last couple weeks. just to have a moment where we can talk about something celestial, something universal, something quasi scientific-spiritual -- i think that's a good thing. it's a nice thing to share for a minute. coast to coast, crowds came together.very emotional. got very choked up. was it worth the trip?was it worth the almost eight hour drive? i'd do it again tomorrow.

(vicki) the country's next solar eclipse is in 2024. it will be visible from texas to the northeast. (grant) people living and working in san francisco's potrero hill were amoung some of the lucky ones where the partially eclipsed sun broke thru the fog. here you can see some eclipse chasers... at starr king open space this morning. some used special glasses to see the sight, others use a colander to see crescent shaped shadows. it's very coolit's super unusualit doesn't happen every day, it'll be a few years before the next one so we feel luckyit's fantastic it's awesome, you don't get to experience this in your lifetime very often so i guess we are lucky to be able to here in california(grant) those bay area residents who missed the spectacle today might get a chance in seven

years...20-24 is the next time an eclipse is expected over american skies. (vicki) hundreds of people decended upon the nasa ames research center... in mountain view to catch a unique glimpse of the eclipse. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke was there and filed this report. when the eclipse passes through this area, researchers will bring people outside of the building in groups of 100. the groups will rotate to ensure everyone gets a memorable moment viewing the eclipse.online registration for this event was posted last week and within minutes, organizers say they were completely booked. (grant) a freeway in the east bay... came to a complete stop while the solar eclipse was happening. take a look at this photo posted by chp in contra costa county. drivers actually pulled over and got out of their cars to view the historic once in a lifetime event. chp wrote in the facebook post "we truly hope everybody enjoyed the solar eclipse tody... hopefully you were at home, on a mountain top or in a safe location and not one of these people behaving badly.

chp goes on to say - "stanely roberts kron four - would have a field day with this one." no word on exactly where this happened. (grant) and now that the eclipse is over - what should you do with those solar eclipse glasses?(vicki)a group called astronomers without borders is asking for donations.they are hoping to send them to schools in asia and south america ... where a solar ecliplse will be visible in 2019.you can find a link to donate...by going to kron four dot com. (grant) our coverage of the solar eclipse continues on our website. there you can see how people around the world enjoyed today's special sight... plus - a timelaspe of the event as it happened... right here in the bay area. it's all on kron four dot com. (vicki) the man accused of fatally shooting an oakland firefighter has officially been charged. oliver

junio is accused of fatally shooting off-duty oakland firefighter - 30-year-old jake walter. the shooting happened last week in san jose- near 9th and taylor streets. a second firefighter was also hurt - but he is expected to be ok. the two were at a party - at the gordon biersch brewery. walter was a recent academy graduate... and was one of oakland newest firefighters the suspect - junio is now charged with one count of murder and two counts of attempted murder. he is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow - kron four news will be there and will have updates tomorrow night at five. (vicki) catalan police say they have shot and killed the suspected van driver... in the barcelona terror attacks. police say 22-year-old younes abuyaaqoub plowed through pedestrians in barcelona last thursday, killing 13 people. he escaped the area on foot and has been the focus of a massive manhunt for days. authorities say he hijacked a car to escape, allegedly stabbing the driver to death. earlier police warned the public the moroccan national

was armed and dangerous. (grant) president trump is set to deliver a live address to the nation tonight...during which...he will lay out his vision for the future of afghanistan.... which is expected to include a significant increase in american troops there.(vicki) the announcement comes after weeks of debate within the white house. from our partners at cnn.. emily schmidt has a preview from washington. as the united states military is in the midst of it's 16th year in afghanistan... president donald trump is preparing to unveil his way forward for the war-torn country. in his first primetime address on a specific policy issue, as commander-in-chief , trump will walk a fine line between maintaining security on the ground... and maintaining his promise to be the 'america first' president. his defense

secretary said over the weekend, his boss is ready. gen. james mattis/defense secretary: "the president has made a decision. as he said, he wants to be the one to announce it to the american people."last year, candidate trump said he would trust the advice of his generals, but he often blasted the policies of his predecessors when it came to the middle east. donald trump/-r- presidential candidate: "if i become president, the era of nation-building will be brought to a very swift and decisive end."now, some experts warn that if the u.s. pulls out of afghanistan entirely, the afghan military would not be able to keep al qaeda and isis at bay. zalmay khalilzad/former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan: "the military says that they need a modest increase relative to past increases to be able to hold afghanistan together."aside from the military fight on the ground, the president will also face a political fight back home . the president's own base - including his recently- departed former chief strategist steve bannon - is opposed to sending more troops to the region - prefering a more isolationist strategy. whatever plan the president announces, he will face the challenge of selling it to the american people -- as well as his own party. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. (grant) right now i'm

joined by political analyst tom del beccaro... former chair of the california republican party and author of the divided era. with the president set to deliver his plans - on the nation's future in afghanistan... what does this mean for the u.s. and the fight against terrorism? taliban and isis. 16 year war afghanistan is a disaster...let's get with it...let's get out of afghanistan. 2012 2,200 + americans died.generals requested about 4-thousand more troops.would bring total number of troops to more than 12-thousand.abc news / thousand.abc news / wash post poll: 28% approve of

his handling of charlottesvill e.

(grant) and kron four will be bringing you... the president's speech live - on air and on our website kron four dot com. the president's address is scheduled to start at 6:00. tom del beccaro will join us again live on set - after the speech with reaction. (vicki) coming up - more parts of the old bay

bridge are set to disappear. find out when the final parts of the iconic bridge are set to come down. (vicki) then- white surpemacist graffiti found spray painted on a sacramento school. who police now have in custody. (vicki) and next - it could be considered the event of the century. a look at how people in the east bay enjoyed today's solar eclipse. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

the fire that started in yosemite national park last week has now forced the small town of wawona to evacuate. authorities say the fire has grown to nearly three thousand acres... and came within a half mile of the town. the air quality has also reached dangerous levels and is expected to get worse. the fire is only ten percent contained. wawona has a population of around two thousand people. no word yet when residents will be allowed to return. (grant) the completion date for removing the remaining foundations of the old eastern span of the bay bridge... has just been moved up... to this coming november. (vicki) a move caltrans engineers say will save the project $10-million dollars. caltrans says it will also reduce the chances of potential harmful impacts on the environment. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story caltrans engineers are accelerating the anticipated completion of removing the remaining 13 marine foundations of the east span of the old bay bridge

maroney/bay bridge chief engineer: "we are literally cutting in half the time that something could go wrong">this is caltrans demolition emplosion animation. bay bridge chief engineer brian mahoney says the previous small scale demolitons went so well, the demolition group was given the green light to step up the pace of removing the foundations caltrans department manager of the project says speeding up will not increase the odds of harming marine life in the bay stefan galvez/caltrans: "we also work very closely with the marine mammal center and they take reports of any stranded seals and none of it was reportedhowever the demoltion schedule will impact the flow of traffic on the bay bridge with the chp using rolling traffic stopsthe pedestrain and bike path will also be impacted. it will be closed

for a full week prior to each of the six implosionsthat first closure of the bike path will start the week of august 27. followed by closures every other week until the final implosion on saturday november 11 that is barring any set backsin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) four teens have been arrested for a series of violent robberies on muni. a 13-year-old girl and 14- year-old boy from san francisco as well as a 15- year-old san leandro boy were arrested last month for what police are calling brutal robberies. police just recently announcing the arrests. according to police-- the teens followed a

man onto a bus-- then attacked him and stole his cell phone. the suspects are facing a string of charges including suspicion of robbery and conspiracy. a few days later... the fourth teenager allegedly involved...19- year-old clay doss-- from antioch-- was arrested on suspicion of stolen property. police say doss was already in custody for an unreleated warrant. (vicki) in san jose-- the city is reducing potential housing for the homeless last year governor jerry brown signed a bill allowing the city to build tiny homes for those in need. according to the san jose mercury -- the city is adding restrictions... cutting down from 99 potential sites to only four. this comes after the city got some backlash from residents. the idea is to build these tiny home villages on public property -- they will need to be 150-feet away from schools and parks. the houses are expected to be about 70 square feet per unit. (grant) lots of people just

can't get enough of the eclipse. the sun was playing peekaboo between the clouds and fog and that threatened to spoil the party in some parts ofthe bay area. (vicki) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from fremont, the sun and the moon did not disappoint. (people cheering) the atmosphere here behind the fremont main library was festive, almost giddy at times as about 150 people, half of them kids, gazed skyward to see and cheer and photograph and be part of something special.eclipse watcher"....so the sun is here and the moon is here and the moon is in between..."this was the scene some two hours before totality as we would know it here in the bay area. folks lined up to claim a pair of eclipse viewing glasses with a special livestream option available for extended viewing.brian edwards/librarian ".....it makes us realize how small we are in the universe and it's happening right in our backyard..."rob

fladeboe/fremont"......those eclipse glasses coming in handy, the library gave out about 400 pairs and the eclipse now dodging in and out of the clouds right on schedule...."the low thin clouds acting almost like a filter, allowing people to carefully view it with the naked eye. here's a look through my camera with a solar filter as the the clouds parted from time to time. others watched with home made devices.eclipse watcher"....i just made it out of cereal boxes.....the sun comes through this hole and you see it through this hole...."it was the first eclipse for some and perhaps the last for others. either way, it did not disappoint.eclipse watcher ".....it's just very special because i don't know if i will get to see another one.........."(people watch and cheer)in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. cooler than average temperatures, especially inland, will persist through midweek with low clouds in the overnight and

early morning near the coast and in the valleys. an inland warming trend is then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back over the region.

(vicki) still ahead.. a jury makes a decision - in a lawsuit ... filed by a california woman - claiming johnson and johnson's baby power gave her cancer. the verdict just ahead. (grant) and next - mixing - sports and politics. how athletes are now using their spotlight - to bring attention to other causes.

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continues for president trump after his controversial comments last week about charlottesville.(vicki) now big name athletes are openly refusing any invitation to visit the white house.. jason newton has more from our d.c. bureau. ááátake pkgááákevin durant joins the growing group of celebrities speaking out against president trump.he says if his team is invited to the white house - he won't go because he doesn't respect who is in office.kevin durant

"especially now with all that's going on in our country and our world. so much negative stuff going on." megastar lebron james also joined in.. calling on individuals to pick up, where he says president trump falls short..lebron james00:11 "it's not about the guy that's the so-called president of the united states or whatever the case"00:27 "it's about us. it's about us looking in the mirror. kids, all the way up to adults. about all of us looking in the mirror and saying what can we do better to change." 10 secs lisa neirotti is director of sports management at george washington university.. she says there's a long history of minority american athletes, speaking up over civil rights.. lisa delpy neirotti/ george washington univ.19:43:19 "athletes know they're broadcast nationally, internationally and they have a great avenue to share their stories and opinion." 7 secs citing last season's act of defiance by san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick to stand for the national anthem, neirotti says athletes tread a thin line between speaking out for their beliefs, and upsetting fans or their bosses in the front office..neirotti19:43:43 "i think it may be better for them to focus on what they can do outside, using social

media. many of them have speaking engagements. they're in the media constantly." 12 secsin what could be pushback for his public defiance, kaepernick remains out of work as a free agent searching for a team that's interested..in washington, i'm jason newton. (vicki) a teacher in oklahoma put kevin durant on the syllabus he gave his students on the first day of class.(grant) the teacher used michael jordan as an example of what his students should be like... and used kevin durant as an example of how they should ánotá act. he said durant took the easy way out by leaving the thunder for the warriors and compared it to things like cheating, plagerzing and copying your friends' homework. durant responded to the picture on twitter, saying the teacher should be fired. (vicki) a california school... (vicki) spray painted with white supremacist graffiti. coming up on kron for news at five - find out who police now have in

custody. (grant) then - a new study claims mothers are not properly putting their babies to sleep. what the study says... mother's are doing wrong.

food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (vicki) many teachers are

welcoming students back to classrooms today... however, students at two schools in roseville...near sacramento... were greeted with a different message. (grant) as anser hassan reports...five teenagers were taken into police custody after they allegedly spray painted white supremacy messages on those schools. the fresh coat of paint at buljan middle school isn't about upkeep... it's to cover up racist and hate-filled vandalism done to the school. kevin schumacher: "you are just speechless. you just can't believe. it's just disgusting."kevin schumacher, the lead custodian at the school, was the first to discover the graffiti as he came to work this morning... everything from swatiskas, to the n-word and other white supremacists symbols - like the kkk.--nats--kevin schumacher: "they got in there with a pry bar or something. busted the bolts."roseville police say 5 teenage boys - all of them white - broke into the school from this door.that got them into the gym, which they vandalized with a fire extinguisher. they then went onto to graffiti the locker

room and a back office, even breaking windows. and, there was more.lt. doug blake: "spray painted hateful things and some derogatory things on the portables in the back."lt. doug blake with roseville pd says the graffiti was "significant and extensive" as well as incredibly offensive. lt. doug blake: "if you saw on face value what was painted here. i think it is sufficient in and of its self to say it was one of the worst crimes, something that we just don't tolerate on any level."lt. blake says the 5 juvenile do not live in the area. they were identified by police based on previous police encounters. police found some of the stolen property and the paint cans- when they made the arrests.but for schumacher, who had spent the whole day cleaning up the campus...his bigger concern - was that the racist hated messages came from young kids.kevin schumacher: "where are they getting this from?" (grant) police have yet to announce if they plan to fil charges against the teens. (vicki) j-p morgan chase is the latest big name to donate money to aid in the

fight against hate groups. the nation's largest bank annoucned today that it's donating one-million dollars. the money will be split by the anti-defamation league and the southern poverty law center - two of the country's foremost anti-hate nonprofit groups. it comes in the wake of a violent white supremacist protest in virginia this month. it also follows c-e-o jamie dimon's memo to employees last week criticizing president trump's response to the violence. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. cooler than average temperatures, especially inland, will persist through midweek with low clouds in the overnight and early morning near the coast and in the valleys. an inland warming trend is

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back over the region. (grant) a big story we are tracking tonight-- early this morning -- the u-s-s john

s. mccain collided with an oil tanker near singapore... leaving ten u-s navy sailors missing... and at least five injured. the navy guided-missile destroyer was on a routine port visit when it crashed with the merchant vessel. search and rescue efforts are happening as we speak. new photos released show tug-boats from singapore assisting the ship. officials reported significant hull damage and flooding in berthing compartments...as well as in machinery and communication rooms. (vicki) bill cosby has hired three new lawyers for his retrial... including michael jackson's former lawyer. cosby's publicist announced today the 80- year-old comedian is bringing in tom mesereau (mess-er-ro) to lead a retooled defense team. mesereau won an acquittal in jackson's 2004 child molestation trial. cosby was tried in june on three charges of aggravated indecent assault. the judge declared a mistrial after jurors said they were unable to come to a unanimous

verdict on any of the charges. cosby's lawyers announced they did not want to represent him going forward-- forcing the comedian to find a new legal team. the retrial is set to begin november 6th. (grant) still ahead... raiders star derek carr becomes the latest player to draw attention during the national anthem.. sports director gary radnich joins us on set - to talk about carr's act of solidarity.(vicki) plus - a woman violently attacked by a coyote is speaking out. her story of survival - next. (grant) u-s stocks inched higher today... the dow gaining a little more than 29 points. the nasdaq adding nearly 4 points. and the s&p - rose about 3.

a los angeles jury has ordered johnson and johnson... to pay more than 400-million dollars to settle a claim that the talc in the company's iconic baby powder causes overian cancer. a california woman sued the company - allegedly that it failed to properly warn cosumers about the potential talcum powder cancer risks. a spokesperson for johnson and johnson... says that the company will appeal the jury's decision. in 2012, a jury in saint louis orded johnson and johnson to pay 110-million dollars to a woman who was diagnosed with overian cancer and had used the talcum powder. the company has lost several other cases. (vicki) for nearly a

quarter-century, experts have been telling parents to put newborns to sleep on their backs. according to the c-d-c -- it reduces the chances of sudden infant death syndrome and other sleep- related deaths like suffocation. in a study published today in the medical journal pediatrics -- after a years-long effort to raise awareness, not even half of mothers in the u-s follow the advice all the time. only over 43-percent of u-s moms report that they both intend to and always do use the preferred method. (grant) a woman in new york state fought off a possibly rabid coyote... now she is sharing her incredible tale of survival. rita sweenor was taking pictures of birds along a bike path she frequents. out of nowhere-- a coyote attacked her. she says she fought back-- hitting the coyote with her camera... trying to throw it into the water nearby several times. the third

time she tried to throw the coyote into the water, she fell in with it. sweenor says she finally lost the animal. she climbed out of the water and ran to the closest home for help. (rita sweenor/survived coyote attack): "he just kept coming, he attacked me 10 or 15 times. i just had to stand and fight... i didn't know i had that strength but i think adrenaline and stuff kicks in and you want to survive and you want to live." sweenor says she is lucky to be alive... and is grateful that her survival instincts kicked in. authorities think they have captured the coyote that attacked sweenor. they say that animal has tested positive for rabies. sweenor says she will now undergo a series of rabies vaccines. (vicki) still ahead... a father and daughter are filmed - getting the boot from a frontier flight. hear from them on why they were wrongfully kicked off. (brittney) i'm chief

meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing.

make sure you check out bass pro shops' fall hunting classic, the biggest hunting show and sale of the year. (male announcer) hey, it's time for great deals on great gear! plus, weekends during the classic, you can get up to a $100 instant rebate on select gear when you purchase with your bass pro shops mastercard. (grant) president trump is set to announce a new chapter in the u-s war in afghanistan.... steve aveson is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant... about 15 minutes from now... president trump will speak to the nation and lay out his plans for the fight in afghanistan. it's expected to include a troop increase and a pointed focus on counterterrorism involving regional actors. also expected: a drive to push pakistan to do more about terrorist groups operating within its borders. we will carry the president's address live... and have instant analysis of the president's plan immediatley following. that's coming up on kron 4 news at six. grant now back to you.

(vicki) raiders running back marshawn lynch sat during the national anthem again during the raiders game this weekend... but all eyes were on quarterback derek carr and what he did during the anthem.(grant) sports director gary radnich is here - with more on carr's show of solidarity. te raiders television network did not cover the national anthm on satuyrday night...so here is what you missed... "we wanted to... obviously we weren't obviously

we "we wanted to... obviously we "we wanted to... "we wanted to... obviously we weren't protesting. we're not doing anything like that. what we wanted to do was show all the kids that look up to me, look up to him, that white kids, black kids, brown kids, blue, green, doesn't matter, can all be loving to each other. and that's what me and khilil are. we are best friends and love one another.so the only reason we did that was to unify people. evrrtyone pay attention to the national anthem nowadays, so we just said obviously this is the best time to do it, while honoring our country. because i love thois country more than anything."

(grant)

(vicki) the great american

eclipse - is one event not to be missed. so i scored a set of approved eclipse sun glasses and hit san francisco's waterfront with a video camera... to share the eclipse experience...and the glasses. ...thank you so much, awesome! and the best part - the fog cleared up just enough to catch a quick glimpse of the solar eclipse - an experience that had to be shared.

cooler than average temperatures, especially inland, will persist through midweek with low clouds in the overnight and early morning near the coast and in the valleys. an inland warming trend is then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back over the region.

(vicki) coming up,

jay-z breaks his silence... about that epic elevator fight with his sister in law. what he says actually happened - next.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are aveson and steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki and grant thank you. next at six.. president trump will speak to the nation and outline his

plan for afghanistan. we will bring that speech to you live .. just ahead.(steve) and all eyes were on the sun and the moon today for the solar eclipse. we'll show you how the bay area viewed the celestrial spectacle. kron 4 news at six is next. ,$8drw (pam) breaking news

coming out of arlington, virginia.. that's where president trump is set to speak any minute now ... about a new policy on afghanistan. good evening i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. president trump will address the nation about a "path forward" on the issue from fort myer in virginia. we are standing by for that

speech to begin. trump said in a tweet that the decision came on saturday after meetings with military leaders at camp david over the weekend. details of what that policy may include were not disclosed but signs point in the direction of trump continuing the u.s. commitment there. meanwhile a leader of the gop's non- interventionist wing says it's a "terrible idea" to send any more american troops to afghanistan. senator rand paul of kentucky says, the mission in afghanistan "has lost its purpose." paul says, if the white house and congress - "want to continue the war in afghanistan, then at the very least congress should vote on it." (pam) the president has been sharply critical of u.s. involvement in afghanistan for many years.. experts say, he will use this speech to outline the strategy he

believes will best position the u.s. to eventually declare victory in afghanistan. this new plan now comes after 16 -years of combat .... and more than 2-thousand american lives lost there.

food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (steve) with us in the studio

is tom del beccaro - former chair of the state party gop and author of "the divided era".. he is joining us to discuss the presidents plan.. file trump's walk up here... maybe start with the walk up

here... make sure this is like 1:30 longno need to write anything (steve tele) thank you

chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now...

cooler than average temperatures, especially inland, will persist through midweek with low clouds in the overnight and early morning near the coast and in the valleys. an inland warming trend is then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back over the region. millions of americans looked up at the sun today.. for the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in almost a century. we'll here millions of americans

looked up at the sun today.. for the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in almost a century. we'll here from viewers in the bay area about the rare celestial event.

the first total solar eclipse to sweep the u.s. coast to coast in nearly a century has came to an end in south carolina this afternoon. totality - when the sun is completely obscured by the moon - lasted just two minutes or so in each location. it took about 90 minutes for total blockage to cross the country.. the last coast-to-coast eclipse was in 1918. kron 4's maureen kelly talked with those watching the celestial event in san francisco today. fog cooperates for few eclipse watcherssan franciscomonica smith & henry wimmerwatching the solar eclipse11-20marcia parrottwatching the solar eclipse42-59michael portuesi

amateur astronomer115-118me 118-131 std in sports... raiders quarterback derek carr gives his response to his show of solidarity with teammate khalil mack on saturday...... and we have plenty of eclipse stuff... including some little leaguers taking it in... gary has that... and all the sports... coming up in sports...

raiders quarterback derek carr gives his response to his show of solidarity with teammate khalil mack on saturday...... and we have plenty of eclipse stuff... including some little leaguers taking it in... gary has that... and all the sports... coming up

the national anthem saga continued saturday night in oakland...marshawn lynch sat again during the anthem... as

he did the week before... although it's been assumed that this is a protest... lynch has not publically said why he is sitting and has claimed he has been doing it his whole career...also during the anthem... a demonstration of brotherhood between teammates...quarterback derek carr placed his hand on the shoulder of linebacker khalil mack in a show of solidarity... carr talked about the reasoning for placing his hand on mack's shoulder...(sot: derek carr) "we wanted to... obviously we weren't protesting. we're not doing anything like that. what we wanted to do was show all the kids that look up to me, look up to him, that white kids, black kids, brown kids, blue, green, doesn't matter, can all be loving to each other. and that's what me and khilil are. we are best friends and love one another.so the only reason we did that was to unify people. evrrtyone pay attention to the national anthem nowadays, so we just said obviously this is the

best time to do it, while honoring our country. because i love thois country more than anything." the little league world series in williamsport, pennsylvaniathe players taking in the eclipse with their special glasses before the gameand this is unusualgreat lakes pitcher jack jones breaks the camera behind home plate on a warmup throwtake another look as the kid from grosse point, michigan smashes the lenseand jones' team went on to beat a team from italy 11-7

basketball hall of famer and oakland native gary payton was asked today about kevin durant saying he would not visit a trump white house and if he would go if invited today payton gave his answer whilte he signed autographs and took selfies with fans "right now? probably i wuoldn't. probably i wouldn't. but you know, it's just like he's saying, it's like what he's saying, he don;t like who's in office, so that's his choice.i went through the bush era, so i'm good. i wish i could have gone to the obama era, but i didn't (laughter). it is what is is" "did you have a beer with bush?""no i didn't. i damn sure didn't (laughter)"

alabama begins #1 in the country in both the a-p and coach's college football polls and 14th in both polls are david shaw and the stanford cardinal. last year the cardinal went 10-3 beating north carolina in the sun bowl they finished 12th in both pollsrounding out the top 5 in both polls are ohio st., florida st., usc and defeding national champ clemson alabama football coach nick saban and patriots football coach bill belichick you wouldn't figure to be into the solar eclipsebut the

media still asked them about it anyway with expected answers "we'll set it up so if the players want to get some sunglasses and go out there and look at it i guess they can that's not something that i'm really focused on right now. the weather channel every day," the coach said saturday after a scrimmage at bryant-denny stadium. "they're already saying what it's going to look like in every city in america. so what's going to be significant?"are you an eclipse guy? i mean doesn;t this interest you at all?""uhhhmmm... i mean that's great. (laughter)" and tiger woodsreportedly has

threatened to sue the website "celeb jihad" if it doesn't remove the graphic selfies of the golfer that appeared on the site. several celebrities were hacked and had nude pictures appear on the website including skier lindsey vonn who previously dated woods. woods and vonn dated for nearly three years before splitting up in 2015.back issues have kept woods out of action for most of the 2017 season.

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♪here comes the sun >> there goes the sun. and "inside edition" is everywhere. >> from oregon, where it started. >> to hollywood boulevard in los angeles. >> to the aircraft carrier intrepid. >> and a nashville, the largest city in the path of totality.

>> the great american eclipse. the ball game. >> the umpires have called for a delay of game due to a solar eclipse. >> even the first family. then, the "inside edition" video vault. jerry lewis' failing health. what he told us during his last interview. >> i've billed this as the final jerry lewis interview. i hope that's okay. >> and his secret love child. plus, the trumps return to the white house. melania, barron. check out that t-shirt. how the so-called rolex girls struck again. >> before i could say anything, she was gone. plus, greatest catch ever? now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> thanks for joining us. i'm diane mcinerney in for deborah norville. it was billed as the most anticipated natural event of

the century. today's total eclipse of the sun didn't disappoint with more than 50% of all americans looking up to the sky to take in the natural phenomenon. we have our reporters across the country to bring you full complete coverage of the eclipse that is certainly one for the history books. >> as day turned to night across america we followed the path of the total eclipse from coast to coast. in salem, oregon, among the first cities to experience the eclipse, a minor league baseball game was halted so a crowd of 5,000 could watch. >> the umpires have called for a delay of game due to a solar eclipse. >> jim moret is there. >> look at that. oh my gosh. we were just able to take our glasses off for a couple of moments for the totality of this total eclipse of the sun, and now we're on the other side of it, and you can hear the crowd going wild as the sun

reemerges from behind the moon. >> it does not get any better than this. the first ever sporting event to be delayed because of a solar eclipse. >> nasa scientist molly was on hand to answer questions. she says the eclipse is the highlight of her career. >> i have never seen a total solar eclipse. i have been looking forward to this for years. >> folks started to arrive at the stadium at dawn. >> i think this is going to be a life changing event. >> the eclipse wasn't total in los angeles. lisa guerrero is in the heart of hollywood. >> the eclipse is happening right now but it's business as usual here in hollywood because we're not in the path of 100% totality. so all of the tourists are paying more attention to the stars on the sidewalk below rather than to the historic event in the sky above. but at the griffith park observatory, hundreds of people wore eclipse safety glasses and made a special day of it. nashville was