>> it is amazing. look at that. oh, my goodness. that is amazing.r] look how dark it is. >> yes. it is just a white ring. >> a white ring. >> it is so dark. >> wow. >> planes, helicopters, drones. >> it is amazing. >> yes! woo-hoo! >> oh my god. that's amazing. and we have about, what, four minutes? >> yes, four minutes, 25 seconds. >> it just reminds you that we are on this planet, and you have to be on this planet to see what we are seeing. >> that's true. that is what you have to be on the sun, earth, and moon. you need the moon for the eclipse, you need the sun for the eclipse. >> we are standing on the earth. >> oh, man. >> all of nasa science represented by a total solar eclipse. >> and something that, what, over 30 million of us -- >> at least. >> in the path of totality. >> absolutely. >> and how many people traveled here. >> this is getting me extra excited about all the science. >> all the science we are doing. yes. >> those clouds are playing tricks on us now. they are being pretty mean. >> it was nice to get a taste, though. >> yeah. >>

that was amazing.cool to think about how millions of us have this shared moment of what could be a once-in-a-lifetime event. we have time for some more questions from our viewers. we have another great question from mckenzie in the third grade. >> hi. my name is mckenzie. i'm in third grade. what is the difference between a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse? >> thank you for that question. let's talk about the difference between the eclipse is. the solar eclipse we had today is when the moon crosses between the earth and the sun. but we also get lunar eclipses and a lunar eclipse is when the earth crosses between the moon and the sun. today we have the moon shadow projecting on the earth. during a lunar eclipse, the shadow projects onto the moon. >> we just got those incredible views from space. i've got another question for you from eli on reddit who wants to know, there are quite a few solar eclipses in the world every few years, so why is this one scientifically interesting? >> yes, we do get solar

that was amazing.cool to think about how millions of us have this shared moment of what could be a once-in-a-lifetime event. we have time for some more questions from our viewers. we have another great question from mckenzie in the third grade. >> hi. my name is mckenzie. i'm in third grade. what is the difference between a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse? >> thank you for that question. let's talk about the difference between the eclipse is. the solar eclipse we had today is when the moon crosses between the earth and the sun. but we also get lunar eclipses and a lunar eclipse is when the earth crosses between the moon and the sun. today we have the moon shadow projecting on the earth. during a lunar eclipse, the shadow projects onto the moon. >> we just got those incredible views from space. i've got another question for you from eli on reddit who wants to know, there are quite a few solar eclipses in the world every few years, so why is this one scientifically interesting? >> yes, we do get solar

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>> it's amazing.this really helps a lot too, and knowing what's going on. >> reporter: i want to auk about that. for a moment, we're all together, in this moment, having this experience. what does that mean? >> it means we're one people, we all can get along about some things some days. >> reporter: and maybe some other things too, right? >> is that for the news. >> reporter: it is for the news. i see more kids back here. let me see if i can get one more. >> reporter: can i ask you how you're feel something. >> this is one of the coolest things ever. >> reporter: is it a boy, yes? his first eclipse and likely your last eclipse? >> oh, wow. >> reporter: whole family here. how many generations here. four generations of a family here. can i ask why it was important for you all to come together and be here for this together? >> oh, it was a good opportunity for all of us to experience something together all at once. >> reporter: where are you all from, the dallas area? >> yeah. >> reporter: there you have

and you're there with all of these people experiencing, something that's amazing, an amazing coincidencet we even get to have these here on earth. yeah. >> i mean, i saw video today of people crying in all those cities, and a lot of people say, well, you just said about like, oh, i felt like i was just a speck. and this reminded me that humanity is so huge and we're all tied together and their purpose is bigger than ourselves. and yeah, so that's pretty common. but this was the first total solar eclipse since 2017, in north america. right. but it happens around the world all the time. >> it does. there's a few of them that happen every year, you just have to hopefully get lucky , a lot of them are over the, over the ocean, so those are harder to get to, so our next one in north america won't be until 2044, so hopefully a lot of folks got out and got to experience this today, because it's going to be a while until we get another one. >> well, i was going to say 20, 44 or 45 for last, but, but you may as well, since you brought it up. okay. explain the difference. there's 1 in 44, but i kn

>> that's amazing, i love that.lking about the emotion of the moment and the period we're living in being so fraught and so tense and there seems to be so much anger. well, there is in historic lore, a story about the eclipse ending a war in ancient greece, so maybe this is a moment that will bring us closer together for more than just a few minutes at the time. i love what the gentleman earlier you spoke to, the scientist who did mrna before mrna was cool, he said it's really cool to do science for a live. you can tell why. that was venus, we had a fact check. >> reporter: the little family i spoke to, they call themselves a science family, and so i think the little kids, i don't know if you saw the little boy. he had on an astronaut shirt, and he said he's going to be an astronaut. i do think that this is an inspirational moment, potentially. right? because there's tons of little kids around here. how often do little kids get this awe and stop. so anyway, katy, i'm so glad i got to share this with you. >> you too,

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this is just amazing. >> it is.at least a sliver of this, and i kid you not, the timing of this in niagara falls could not have been more perfect. we got to see totality on such a cloudy day. this is absolutely absolutely amazing. it's very, very emotional. and i don't know why i'm so emotional. thank you for joining us. set for totality here, we will go to pause for a moment and bring you -- take you to the other cities. this is all happening. i'm sorry, i'm at a loss for words and completely emotional here. but our cbs stations will be leaving us now is the path of totality moves on. >> norah: christine, the joy that you have just experienced kind of made me emotional a second time around. >> tony: that was perfect and i'm so, so happy you got that moment of totality and the clouds parted. we have been so lucky all across the country to this point with the weather cooperating and getting just a really beautiful view. >> norah: i want to bring back in bill and lucianne. i just got emotional second t time, just that

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so that is an amazing number. yeah. >> it's really amazing. >> let me ask you this because in these conversations, people always go, well then is that just a wealthy school? is lynbrook exceptionally well resourced, well, i do think in fremont union high school district as a whole, we are, i think, really well resourced. but i have to say we're a neighborhood high school, there's no admission test or anything to get into lynbrook. if you live in our neighborhood, you come to lynbrook. so we take whoever lives in our area, and they come to our school, and we make lynbrook be whatever those students need it to be. >> i'm sorry i'm so distracted by this awesome robot that that can be in the nba shooting hoops as accurately as it is. that's really cool, i have to ask you, though, right? with all the intense, rigorous, you know, academic mix, all the ap classes that you guys have and all these academic inc. clubs and activities that kids seem to choose to be a part of. do you ever see, stress amongst the students with

, amazing moment. let's bring in than a lavin because she'll do a much better job. she's an expert and astrophysicists to professor of astronomy at barnard college. jenna, thank you so much for being with us when you saw our little demonstration here what would you say was off? what would you say needs work help us understand? and much more sophisticated terms what's happening. >> well, you would be >> millions of miles >> apart to start with. and >> can't do >> you can't do that. well, it's really cute about what you're doing is you're in the same line. and then you would think that every time we have the moon, which is when the sun is behind the moon in our alignment with the earth, that you would have an eclipse. but the only reason we don't have an eclipse every month, every new moon is because the moon's orbit is a little bit out of the axis of the plane that, has the sun earth orbit. and so we have to have this coincidence of new moon happening also when it's in what astronomers call syzygy, the

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so it is amazing.t in the distance and you see there's a little bit of gold out beyond the trees people are pointing there, taking pictures but i'm looking at the couple's hugging up on each other and really enjoying this moment. the first moments as newly weds here some people have on blinking vests. do you see blinking best over here, we've got blinking best. now that the darkness is here, there enjoying all of the moments here i'm very surprised by how quiet it is. it's very different than what i expected. but people here are really just soaking up this moment together with their loved ones. the sky cleared up. we thought it was going to rain and it did not. it's just stellar >> i don't >> think i think this might even be clearer than the last time we saw it in 2017. just absolutely beautiful. absolutely beautiful. i'm looking at all the sparkles in the in the light here. let me just see. i talked to this couple i talked to guys 15 years in the making. he just got married. just tell me how are you g

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it is an amazing, amazing thing.t think it would happen in one million times again that my daughter would go to a bookstore to find a book for her father, she buys the book she thinks he would like, she gives it to me, and there is a picture of me, 80 years later. that the picture was taken. it's amazing. peter: during the war, were you able to get information besides propaganda from the german radio? mr. wurfl: yes, we did. we got information from the british broadcasting company. we would turn that on occasionally at night and listen to what was really truly happening in the war. peter: was it dangerous to listen to the bbc? mr. wurfl: yes, if you got caught, yeah. you are not supposed to do that, of course. but we did. i remember so well when i watch bbc and i finally see the americans landed, dj in normandy, -- dj -- d day in normandie and they got a foothold and they were on the beach and they finally, we were so happy because we felt now the americans are coming, finally the war will probably come to an end and

. like beautiful, absolutely amazing-— amazing.ork skyscrapers brought i amazing. the new york i skyscrapers brought people closer to the solar eclipse of the century. while in arkansas, a mass wedding marked the moment, truly an eclipse of the heart and one that many people may never see quite like this again. a lot of pictures on a website, take a look, they are great. former us president donald trump says abortion rights should be decided by individual us states. he's been under pressure from conservative republicans, who have been calling for a nationwide abortion ban — an issue that could swing votes in november's election. 0ur north america correspondent tom bateman has more. what we saw today was donald trump rejecting some of the hard—line positions that his republican colleagues have been arguing for — that being a nationwide ban on abortion. that is significant because donald trump has sold himself as the architect of the supreme court decision a couple of years ago to overturn roe v wade. that was a landmark ruling from

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the history of this airplane is amazing, how to calculate all the amazing characteristics of those times, i say amazing, because this is confirmed not by me, but by the people who flew on it. there’s an interesting story here, you see, the fact is that there was already a war and already quite serious armament on german planes, the question arose, how to actually protect the pilot, how... the pilots, for their own safety , put a frying pan under their ass, well, of course not very serious, although not very serious protection, although at that time, in addition to the machine gun, there was also quite a serious weapon, that is, its own nogun. however, the question really arose: how to protect? this means that if you put armor here, just armor, it makes it much heavier and, most importantly , solves the issue of aerodynamics in a bad way. and ilyushin came up with the idea of ​​making an armored plane. it was almost 2/3 armored, the entire top and bottom. illushen, that’s what he wrote, by the way, about this plane. there is a need to create armored attack aircraft or in other words. flyi

they're beyond amazing. i, i just it's, it's, it's one of these projects that, you know, i read that book in college, it's like, it's, it's black women being whatever we want to be. and that's what's so great about it. and it's going to frighten the hell out of people because it's wild. kim: looking forward to it. stephanie: so that's, that, yes, that'll be my next thing. keri: i don't, i don't have, i don't have a project like that in my head right now that i'm ready, that i, that i feel like, and i think, uh, um, yeah, i don't, i don't have a single project that's the one i've been waiting to see or waiting to make, um, but i think i'll know it when i see it and i'm certainly out there looking. kim: keri and stephanie, thank you both very much. keri: thank you. stephanie:t's been fun. (music plays through credits). narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provide

tell me what you're thinking as you're watching this amazing amazing site of the universe. >> well it's been spectacular. the media has been saying that we're going to have a washed out here in dallas, texas but no, the clouds began to part. it's almost like something from the bible. the clouds begin to part just as the pinnacle of the event took place and so everyone was going well. this is an event for your lifetime. and this fulfills your bucket list. all of the people are saying that well, you know, i have a few more things i got to do before i came -- in the bucket and watching and eclipse of the sun is right there in the top of the calendar. and so i think we could -- cosmic show here in dallas, texas. >> martha: it is extraordinary and talked was a e science are what we are witnessing and the opportunity that this gives scientists to study the shape of the sun and the fact that is happening during this period where the magnetic forces on the sun are really throwing off some spectacular corona flares. >> yes. we are witnessing a cosmic coincidence that probably won't be duplicated

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it was quite amazing, quite amazing. the justices were on their game so let's see how it all turns out. but again i say presidential imminent he, very powerful. presidential immunity is imperative are reportedly won't have a country anymore. thank you very much. thank you. >> sandra: we're waiting there to sea if he took in a other questions as he walked up at the

the history of this airplane is amazing, how to calculate all the amazing characteristics of those timesry here, you see, the fact is that there’s already a war and there are already quite serious weapons in german planes. the question arose: how to actually protect the pilot, how to protect the structure, how to protect the engine? i must remember one amazing fact: during the first world war, when airplanes were made of wood, sheathed, covered with fabric, the pilots, for their own safety, put a frying pan under their butts, well, this is of course not very serious, although not very serious protection, although at that time, besides the machine gun... there were also quite serious weapons, that is, their own revolver, however less the question really arose, how to protect? this means that if you put armor here, just armor, it makes it very heavy and, most importantly , solves the issue of aerodynamics not in a good way, and ilyushin came up with the idea of ​​​​making an armored plane, it was almost 2/3 armored, that’s the whole top and the whole bottom. illuzhen, that’s what he wrote,

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it was just amazing to watch, amazing to experience and this is going to be something that i personallyver forget as a journalist and as a person. >> neil: beautiful stuff. now the bad news for you, max. i don't know if you saw your assignment for tomorrow but will talk when you come back. next -- she had a unique venue for this -- went to undo but finally she talks back but anyway she witnessed all of this. how did that go down? >> it was spectacular, neil caboodle. i have to tell you i was a little worried because earlier last week we were looking at little rock and elect like we were going to see some storms. we certainly saw storms in parts of texas and the severe threat. of course, he want to stay tuned to fox whether for all your severe weather alerts but here in arkansas at little rock in particular clear skies. and susanne, what did you think? this was the first eclipse. >> i totally understand what the hype is all about. what an absolutely amazing experience this was and it was so fun to expansion here at the little rock zoo. >> unit director here. tell me about attendance. was

you not only experience the venue and trying the amazing food. so, with that said, big thank you to everyone who has been part of making this possible and now i hope that all of you will also join me for a bit of a bite to eat. thank you. [applause] >> thank you cindy. our next guest speaker here is supervisor dorsey. he is the district 6 supervisor and district covers most of the downtown area, the south of market and of course our neighborhood in mid-market. supervisor dorsey, welcome. [applause] >> thanks so much. i want to express my gratitude for believing in san francisco and bringing something to my district and my neighborhood because i only live a few blocks away. a place i already-a regular shopper here at ikea and as i mentioned as i was coming in, i said i'm supervisor matt dorsey and here for my new mid-market district office. i i'm surprised the signage doesn't reflect that. i won't need the wifi password and access to a printer. but you will be seeing a lot of me because i like to be in the district on my laptop especially on the w

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