called a blood made for its reddish color in places it was visible at different times in africa asia australia europe and south america as an extra trace the planet mars made its coast this approach to earth since two thousand and three appearing big and bright next in may. it was the night ancient greek ruins got a fresh coat of beauty the night the moon was fully in the shadow the night of the longest lunar eclipse of this century. was. from a nasa observatory the splendor of the blood moon so-called free to deep red color was in full view. was. its no wonder these soldiers in brazil forgot their duties momentarily joining a group of star gazers on the beach to watch the celestial wonder. when we did that it was very interesting to see the beginning when the moon appeared when it became very clear i thought it was very pretty and i liked the planet mars even more which you could see right next to the moon which. the total eclipse lasted for nearly two hours while the partial freeze went on for about six. a phenomenon that occurred as the moon passed through the darkest most central part of the eart

earth's shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america. greek prime minister alexis tsipras has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires a killed at least eighty seven people in the country.

earth's shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america. greek prime minister alexis tsipras has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires that killed at least eighty seven people in the cunt.

visible in won't b north america and parts of australia, africa, asia, europe and south america.'s total lunar eclipse lasts an hour minutes. the whole event is closer tour hours. pretty cool to see from here. >> right. the bes view for us the one on the internet, right? >> thank goodness for technology. >> that's right. so we finally caught a break tonight with this weather. >> we did. we wil some sever thorp warnings in the area but ultimately the d.c. metro aread see that much rainfall up around baltimore, not the case. large hail up there. we had flash flood issues going on. here some showers ming through the district. and as we look to the weekend, lower humidityov levelsg in. the storms tonight, the rain tonight with a cold front that's clearing the area right now as we speak offe east. that's bringing in more comfortable air. that sets us up for mainly dry weekend. unfortunately, there is more next weeke forecast if you've been checking your app, you've probably been seeing raincons each day. what your app isn't telling you we're not looking at as much rain as we saw this

visible in australia asia africa europe and south america. greek prime minister alexa sit cross has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires that killed at least eighty seven people in the country this.

earth's shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america.

earth's shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america.

the shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america. greek prime minister alexis tsipras has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires that killed at least eighty seven people in the.

this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america.

earth's shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america.

earth's shadow turning a deep red color known as a blood moon this eclipse was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america. greek prime minister alexa sit cross has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires that killed at least eighty seven people in the country.

clips was visible in australia asia africa europe and south america. greek prime minister alexis tsipras has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires that killed at least eighty seven people in the the country.

people in australia, europe, africa t asia,y'll have the best view. >> not enough time to fly tost liae. >>> let's just see what it looks like for us here. >> we'll have more clouds increasihe throughout afternoon. isolated thunderstorms out there until about 3:00 and thennehis ill come through. through the shenandoah some heavy rain. that will continue to move east. right when people are headed home or going to the jay-z sconcert. lo like we'll have heavy rain through the west. much drier for the weekend. temperature mid to upper 80s tomorrow. just a small chance of rain but better chances come as we get into monday, edtuesday,sday even thursday. friday, saturday. it doesn't look le heavy rain like we saw last week but we'll still watch the flooding threat next week. >> thank you. get out there and enjoyt this weekend. that's going to do it for news 4 midday. thank you for j us. we're back on the air this ternoon at 4:00. you can get . >>> we are live, in fi throw, two, one! all right, you sent this tweet out. >> yeah. >> actually, i was hacked. no, i am kidding. >> you are kidding. y

the so-called blood moon is australia, africa, asia, europe, and south america.ctures from the sky in jakarta, indonesia. scarlet: but not available to us in the u.s., unfortunately. lisa: and living in new york, we don't even get the stars. scarlet: we have to get really far north or south. were you around for the solar clips last year? was incredible. let's get a check on the market heading into the close. in the red, pretty much across the board, leading the nasdaq. hugeet: twitter is not a weight in the nasdaq, but it adds to the evidence that a lot of these tech companies really have not done as well as they could have, given the expectations investors had coming into this earnings season. lisa: indeed. you can also see with respect to -- report, filing that gdp 4.1% in the second quarter, which was slightly weaker than expected. but it goes back to what romain was saying. if this is such a great number and it is going to continue, why is the market saying meh, not buying it. scarlet: the dollar slightly weaker versus the yen. theeuro from her against dollar

was a rose tart transition lost in the two hours and was visible from europe the middle east australia asia south america and africa where one of the best vantage point was in kenya where catherine sawyer joined in the spectacle in marketing so it's a clear sky here in my guardian really are looking at the blood moon right now it's completely in the shadow of the are quite a beautiful sight and right next to it is a planet mars another ref a nominal happening right there. planet mars in the sun while opposite sides of the art a phenomenon that happens every fifteen to seventeen years but it's the moon that amazed most. when you're reading this to see. the moon the moon the day day. to. but we have come to realize that it does. and. only you know not true i have just seen the cheating like something is cutting it the traveling telescope group has come to this canyon village to shoot a local modify community close to the marvels in the sky trying to get as many people to look through to look at the sky and to appreciate what we have in the sky but also to look through the telescopes and to you know learn a bit of sci

nearly two alice at least part of the spectacle will be visible from europe the middle east australia asia south america and in africa. well a blood moon a cuz jaring a total lunar eclipse that's when the comes directly between the sun and the moon it turns red because the light from the sun has to pass through the atmosphere on the way to the moon a sunset glows red for a similar reason years ago many people believe the blood moon was a bad omen fortunately there's no proof of that at this lunar eclipse will last an hour and forty two minutes the next one of a similar length will be in twenty one twenty three so make sure you don't miss it so this is the moon as it looks right now this spectacle also coincides with another important event mas' is on its closest approach to us in fifteen years and is clearly visible in the night sky. well we have. a. children's. show. business updates. going places together. business updates. going places together. harken back and one of mexico's most famous archaeological discoveries has gone on display in the capital a red queen was found twenty four years ago in a secret mayan cha

for nearly an hour and three courses these part of the eclipse is visible from europe middle east africa australia most of asia and also in size america you can find much more about stories head to al-jazeera dot com. remind of our headlines this hour pakistan's opposition multi parties conference has rejected the results of wednesday's election promise to rally for a new vote early of the ruling party officially conceded defeat accepting the former cricketer turned politician and run khan will be the country's next prime minister two more palestinians have been killed in the latest friday protests at the gaza israel border in separate incidents a forty three year old man and fourteen year old boy were both shot in the head by israeli soldiers hundred fifty one palestinians have now been killed since the week the protests began at the end of march charles strafford is at the border i'll just get out of the way here now so you can film some of this tear gas being fired as i say from the drones. will stand these two guys exceptionally strong as well and a number of those injured today have been treated for two g

at least part of the eclipse was visible from europe, the middle east, africa, australia, most of asiath america. victoria gill reports. passing through the shadow of our own planet, in the darkest skies, stargazers took in the view of the moon during the longest lunar eclipse of the century. our natural satellite spent one hour and 43 minutes cast spectacularly red, as it was totally eclipsed by the earth. the moon is passing right through the centre of the earth's shadow, so it is where the earth's shadow is at its widest. and so it lasts the longest. the only light from the sun that can reach it is actually the light that has been filtered through the earth's atmosphere and that is why it goes this beautiful dusky red colour. at the same time, our solar system neighbour, mars, will be as close as it is possible to be to the earth on its own journey around the sun, significantly improving our view of it. this recent picture captured by the hubble telescope shows the detail of a dust storm on the red planet. so where it's clear, skywatchers will see a blood moon in the same sky as a b

the uk because of cloud, but the so—called "blood moon" was visible from europe, the middle east, africa, australia, most of asiang skies were looking like this but the cloud have rolled in and a dramatic change to our weather in the last 24 hours or stop very blustery weekend in front with showers and very heavy rain and there is an amber in northern ireland, torrential rain coming and going, so check your local weather. elsewhere it is hit and miss showers and sunshine, as well, and another speu and sunshine, as well, and another spell of very heavy rain and strong winds on the way to south—western parts of the uk and there could be a lot of rain in the brecon beacons and south—western parts of england and south—western parts of england and coastal areas on sunday and through the afternoon, with gusts of 40-50, through the afternoon, with gusts of 40—50, and you can see the rain sweeping north and east across the country. a fresher datamirror still, around the high teens —— a fresher day tomorrow still.

rose the entire transition last nearly two hours and was visible from europe the middle east australia asia south america and in africa and here are just some of the images all of the black man from around the world. is a quick reminder of the top stories now a group of opposition political parties have rejected the results of pakistan's general election following allegations of vote rigging and interference from the military the ruling party conceded defeat paving the way for a cricketer turned politician imran khan to become the next prime minister but the opposition group inc say they'll protest on the streets until a new vote has held high to has more from islamabad molineaux for the room on board for an order party going for in. his party along with other opposition party. to all the opposition party who ever had complain complain about the election. agitation brought the remake the election nolen ward and even third in their day were in the order they can get it many of parliament however within the open have been able to be there but some division. two more palestinians have been killed in the late as friday pr

in the uk because of cloud, but the so—called blood moon was visible from europe, the middle east, africa, australia, most of asiato appear. the late actress carrie fisher will also feature, using previously unseen footage. fisher, who played princess leia in the film series, died suddenly in 2016. veterans mark hamill, who plays luke skywalker, and anthony daniels, who plays c—3p0, have also been confirmed. time now is coming up to 6:34. we spoke about geraint thomas's charge, he is holding onto the lead in the two front in the first welshman to write in. i do feelwe two front in the first welshman to write in. i do feel we are on the verge of history, it is very exciting, not only did his bit —— did he protect his lead, he extended it is it would be unusual to lose a two—minute lead. he is great in a time trial, there are some big challenges going out first and he will go at last, being the leader, and dimmable node —— challengers. at it is there for him to lose. —— and then he will go. when he starts the time trial he will know what he has to get? so unless something goes badly wrong lucky hit the barrier or w

in the uk because of cloud but the so—called blood moon was visible from europe, the middle east, africa, australia, most of asia! this afternoon by four o'clock we should know whether he has done it, gerrans, is becoming the first welshman to win the tournament. explained this thing about there is a race today, a genuine race and then after the time trial, tomorrow as they go into paris, tradition has it nothing changes? they have a recession to celebrate the leader, the wearer of the yellow jersey, celebrate the leader, the wearer of the yellowjersey, and less fingers badly wrong the gerrans thomaz you have to feel it is his to lose because he goes last survey in the time trial two minutes after his main rival thomas dumoulin but he has in his ear telling the people are going, telling him to speed up, it is fine, he has a two—minute lead so it is fine, he has a two—minute lead so it should be enough and thomas says he has plenty left in the tank. thomas the tank engine! so geraint thomas is within touching distance of becoming the first welshman to win the tour de france. he has extended his lead over tom dumo

eclipse last thing for nearly two hour as part of the spectacle is visible from europe the middle east australia asia and africa. there's the headlines i'll have more for you in the news hour in twenty five minutes time said do join me then head to head now continues. thanks welcome back to head to head here at the oxford union my guest today is j.d. gordon former national security advisor to the donald trump election campaign former pentagon spokesman we've been talking about russian collusion in north korean nuclear weapons let's talk about donald trump himself you were advisor to trump during his bid for the presidency you met with him you spoke with him can i ask you on behalf of millions perhaps billions of people around the world what was it like working for this former reality t.v. star who if you wanted to you would say is unorthodox unconventional perhaps if you weren't being so polite you might say is a deluded narcissistic man child. well i'd say he's a brilliant man he became the president of the united states he had a very successful career in real estate casinos i grew up at the jersey shore and w

asia, europe, and africa. indo-pacific countries have signed more than 150 bilateral or regional trade agreements. meanwhile, the united states has just three trade deals in the indo-pacific with australia, singapore, and south korea. obviously, if we don't get busy inking more deals and opening back up to the region, we'll be left somewhere on the outside looking in. the business community is eager to work with the administration to negotiate new trade agreements with higher standards. these should include intellectual property protection and should be crafted with all industries in mind, from the digital economy to financial services, to energy. in addition to trade deals, we have a range of tools that can allow the u.s. to establish a posture of openness in the region and some of them will be discussed today. for example, later this morning, we'll hear from ambassador jeff garsh, on the administration's goals for its future. it is essential to our moving forward in a way that gets us to where we must be. a fully function x-m bank is critical to empowering u.s. businesses of all sizes to benefit from trade. we'll also have a discussion with members of congress about how legislation ca

and australia and the united states cannot do anything without allies anymore and then finally, europe is a power projection platform for us into africa, the middle east, as well as europe and your asia. so -- eur-asia. you can't pick up an army base and move it somewhere else. frankly, germany is our essential allie. it's the country that we need the most to be able accomplish all the things that we need to do and it's very harmful to our own national security strategy just to keep kicking germany in the [ bleep ] all time when we need them as an allie. >> do you think, finally, sir, this is being done somewhat at putin's bidding? or we just don't know yet, it's just nonsensical based on your analysis the alternative view? >> certainly, i don't think this is done at president putin's bidding, but he's got to be the happiest guy on the plannest right now seeing our great alliance, where people are wondering. now, look, i am sure. i love the fact that the united states senate voted 97-2, to -- in a resolution to affirm america's commitment. >> that is so important, because our european allies know that congress represents the will of the american people. also, now to be fair, they als

clips was visible in australia asia africa europe and america. greek prime minister alexis tsipras has accepted political responsibility for the deadly wildfires that killed at least eighty seven people in the country this week. it was his first public appearance since tuesday and comes after the opposition accused his government a failing to protect lives. a european union monitoring team has said pakistan's elections were not a level playing field for all parties. their announcement came out after pakistan's election commission officially declared the winner of the general election but his p.t.i. party must form a coalition to govern. new figures show the u.s. economy grew at its fastest race in four years in the last quarter u.s. growth clocked in at four point one percent between april and june economists say the surge is largely down to president donald trump's tax cuts. earth home to millions of species the home or savings. global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate b