astrology astrologers compare the zodiac signs to form a chart to compare against past events. >> every8 years and ten or 11 days, we have a repeat of the same kind of eclipse path that happens. >> the last 18 years have not been a good ones for united states president. in 1999, president bill clinton was impeached. in 1981, regular shot. and 63, jfk was assassinated, and in 1945, fdr died in office. what does this mean for resident trump? >> i do not think you will be president next year. i'm just thinking it will be a removal from office. when i'm not sure on his it will be him personally stepping up, there's a lot of symbolism in the modern version of the mutiny is behind closed doors, forced resignation. >> he said this will not happen right away, he sees things heating up for trump starting this fall. let's just think this wade was a few astrologers to predict a trump victory last year. >> thank you alex. i want to bring in that panel, wayne, jeanette, thanks for sticking around. is this end of days for the trump administration? >> maybe donna should wear a tinfoil hat on monday an

he does the astrology thing as a shtick. what do you think? >> i found the astrology thing gives me a lot greater accuracy and as a result, i've been number 1 in the stock market for a number of years. and in the bond market, a year or two and the gold market a year or two. >> neil: do you see anything going on now that warrants attention for eclipses and interstellar events that warrant attention or could signal something for the market or the economy? >> i believe the technicals would confirm, it doesn't say if this is a short term bottom or a short term top. but i believe that we have some more down sides confirmed by the technicals, particularly the number of new lows that have popped up suddenly on the new york stock exchange. >> what does that mean? >> i believe that will be that we passed a short-term high and we will go down for maybe -- i don't know, maybe into october at the latest. >> october would be the anniversary of -- the 30th anniversary of the big crash, right? >> that's right. and then i have a very strong rally from whereve

tori is talking astrology. she still has six signs to go over. how the eclipse will affect you from leo, to capricorn. we're back in a moment. >> a vie event flight in pennsylvanian florida, has claimed the life after law enforcement officer and left five other wounded. in kiss me, first, about 23 miles south of orlando, investigating an area known for drug activity, fourth suspect opened fire. the shooting killed officer, matthew baxter, and seriously wounded sergeant sam howard. all but one of the suspect are now un arrest, and the police chief there, says the officers had no time to return fire. >> these were beloved fathers, husbands, sons, and so with are doing information our power to support them, the families, get them through this time. >> one in critical condition, the other is in stable condition. that suspect was shot to death , when police returned fire. >>> and in western pennsylvania, now, a shooting in fayette county ended with two state troopers wounded and a suspect dead. it is unclear what happened happened at a grocery store,

here's fox's laura engel. >> as scientists and entheusiasts have been preparing, astrologers have been, as well. >> this solar eclipse has enormous meaning for the united states as a whole for a number of reasons. it is the first total solar eclipse visible only in the continental united states, since 1776, and it also hits the moon in the chart of the united state from july 4th, 1776. so to translate that into english, this eclipse is having us massively revisit our definition of ourselves, who we are as a people. >> humans have red into cosmic events for centuries. >> ancient astrologers associated solar eclipses with the fate of the state, and the fate of the ruler. they would pay very close attention to get information about what might be coming. and, in fact, it was their job to let the ruler know what was coming down the pike. a total solar eclipse would have been extremely important because it represents complete blotting out of the sky, and then a change when the light comes back. >> throughout history, different civilizations had stories to describe what was happening. >> two

that's what renounded astrologies susan miller says. still ahead, hear what in the stars.or you once the eclipse arrives. and it doesn't matter your sign either. susan miller says something good is in your future. >> does a higher price tag automatically mean better quality? when it comes to the bottled wine, apparently yes. but there is a catch. why your brain may actually be tricking new thinking that expensive glass of vino tastes better. >> the more expensive the wine , the better it tastes? nicole brewer, if might just be our brain playing attributing on us. >> reporter: this center city wine bar, may kate tears wine officials. >> brut kinds of person, so i definitely like a little more dry. if it has either like curry hint or red or pairs or citrus tore white. >> but inside on a tuesday night, not everyone claims to be one. >> i would say my knowledge is very limited. >> so, would you know the difference between a cheap bottle and one that's more expensive? >> expensive wine might have more layers to it? >> your pallet will react to really weird, just like of too muc

our humans have read into cosmic events for centuries. >> ancient astrologers attributed to the fatef the state and the ruler. they would pay close attention to see what might be coming and it was their job to let their ruler know what was coming down the pike. a total solar eclipse would have been extremely of urgent because it represents a complete blotting out of the sky and a change when the light comes back. >> reporter: throughout history different civilizations have stories to describe what was happening. >> two of the most common ways of explaining it are that it is a time for reconciliation or a time of conflict. a lot of people have stories about how demons or animals are trying to eat the sun and it is their job to scare it away. they make a lot of noise by banging on drums or pots and fans. >> reporter: many of these feared solar eclipses because the sun would go dark. it is hard to imagine a more traumatic event. you have to think that people all over the world were probably frightened.>> reporter: even today myths persist. >> one of the misconceptions is that the solar

. >> reporter: as scientists and enthusiasts have been preparing , the astrologers have been preparing as well. >> this solar eclipse has enormous meaning for the u.n. -- the u.s. for number of reasons, the first total solar eclipse visible only in the continental u.s. since 1776. it also hits the moon in the chart of the united states from july 4, 1776. to translate that to english, the eclipse is having us massively revisit our definition of ourselves and who we are as a people. >> reporter: humans have read into the cosmic event for centuries. >> ancient astrologers associated it with the fate of the state and the ruler and they would pay close attention to get information about what might be coming. in fact it was their job to let the ruler know what was coming down the pike. a total solar eclipse would have been extremely important because it represents a complete blotting out of the sky. it represents a change when the light comes back.>> reporter: throughout history different civilizations have stories to describe what was happening. >> two of the most common ways to explain the

astrologies cents said that folks should avoid marriage and other major events in their life becauseduring a eclipse does not move forward and it never works out. that was then. this is now. if any local couples out there are getting married during the eclipse, let us know about it, let us see your pictures and your videos, we'll post them on our website and our facebook page. >> fox 29 will of course have complete coverage of the eclipse on line and on air, watch our live coverage beginning monday at 1:00 on facebook and fox29.com. kathy orr will anchor that coverage, join us here fox 29, 2:30, it hit the east coast, we hit our maximum coverage at 2:44, take us with you with your fox mobile app. >> dawn will be off and so is our fox 29 weather authority, monica cryan, taking a look down the shore live at cape may new jersey, dog days of summer starting to wind down. still, hot out there. joining us now, with a check of the forecast. 87 degrees, above average, so, with that and the sunshine it was summer day. and again, now we're starting to to talk about back to school, summer comin

cal and to verify, he's a self taught -- the moon cycle produces hormones so a yoga instructor and astrologyand neither are scientist or doctors and a certified ob/gyn and called it wild science. are you searchers got her on skype today to explain why this article is bogus. >> take medicine out of the picture, if the moon affects cycles, all women would be menstruating at the same time and that's not true. mary claire should be ashamed of passing that off of a reporting. these aren't -- >> dr. gunter says periods aren't defected by environmental -- the article claimed the eclipsed messed with menstrual cycles >> it was -- >> i thought it was too. >>> you know what, we had a change, a great change. >> okay. >> on the way. a welcome change. >> okay. >> almost in september, i was like mid-september. let's start with a three day guarantee because i was going to raise it and i was going to lower it. i kept 86 as the number. the reason why is because some models were going 82. some models went as high as 90 for today. i'll have everything at 11:00. there's the cathedral. 84. still feel s like 84.

. >> that's reannounced astrologer susan miller means change is coming. >> when something happens in outside world has nothing to do with you, but yet, comes to your doorstep, and changes everything, an eclipse has a long tail. it can affect you for quite a while. >> reporter: that's whereas stroll gee comes in. it's time to see what's in store for the rest of you. the eclipse will occur during the as logical sign of leo >> leos are making a big decision and it's time to decide, no more waiting. and var go is a quiet aspect >> that was me, i was hoping for more money. >> without getting ready for things and kind of being mum about some of the projects you're working on away from prying eyes. just keeping things under wraps and later in the year you'll unveil it dramatically. >> that's still pretty cool. >> libre has luck through friends and clubs and groups and humanitarians and charible organizations >> sach tear you don't say, if they want to go back and get a graduate degree, cap corns also have a big money prospect there comes in a chunk. >> play the lottery >> buy a few scratch-

. >> reporter: uc berkeley and google amassed and armed 1,000 astrology engineer 1,000 astrologists to catch the' clint. -- astrologists to catch the eclipse in the path of totality. >> as you get right to the period of totality. >> reporter: the two google engineers are key members of the eclipse mega movie project. they spent the past year getting the algorithm and systems ready to store, adjust, rotate and align the images and stitch them together into a mega movie of the eclipse. >> our mockups look promising. we generated some amazing test data. >> reporter: the mega movie will give scientists a valuable look at the sun's corona, but to a high resolution look and turn it around the same day is unprecedented. >> google promises a three minute movie ready the day of the eclipse. >> this is an amazing opportunity to do citizen science and collect amazing data to help scientists understand the corona better. >> our ken bastida will be reporting from the path of totality up in oregon leading up to and, of course, during the solar eclipse, his reports beginning saturday on kpix5 news. >

. >> both sets of parents were unaware but delighted to learn that many astrologers believe babies born during the eclipse will be capacity for strength and leadership. prince william born during an eclipse in 1982 is an example. right now, the two newest d.c. residents is more than enough for their tired but happy parents. >> it's pretty cool. a younger me would have thought that was the coolest thing in the world. now, of course i'm just happy she's here. >> if neither of the little ones run for president 50 years from now, they'll have a very interesting story to tell about the day they were born. in northwest washington, jackie bensen, news >>> it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. let's get an update from sheena parveen. >> hello aaron. it will be a hot one today. keep that in mind before you start running around this afternoon. stay in the shade or the ac. temperatures will be close to 90 degrees by 11:00 a.m. then we'll be feeling around 100 degrees only by lunchtime. we'll look at the afternoon forecast and the cooldown coming up next. >>> secret service in crisis. the major n

.>> reporter: i am here with astrologer of paul vogel. morning and thank you for coming in. >> it is fun to be here, thank you. >> reporter: this is a huge deal in the science world. >> this is a rare event. we have totality across the united states. that way we get to see something that is rare, beautiful, and awe-inspiring.>> reporter: what does this mean for all of us? we all have an astrological sign.>> when our power goes out we think of our ancestors long ago. it does represent an ending and a beginning. because it is a total eclipse it is like the moon on steroids, so to speak. at the tail end of leo we have an opportunity to be guided more by our heart. and it is a time to be big, don't play small. take risks, be creative, allow yourself to be playful and spontaneous. >> reporter: does this eclipse bring with it, with the beginnings and endings, energy with that? >> i am don't -- i don't think it is something we would all feel. as much is there might be a sense of increased excitement around the changes that are possibly happening

a lot of geometry and astrology said that you're not that big in the big picture but the next few decadeswe have the capacity to make decisions about how we live on this planet that really could start to affect the planet and if you're a geologist you could see we might become important in the geological sense and before we hit that point i think we have a lot to learn from these events, even as alien as the planet was there is still things can learn from geology. i guess that is the moral of the book. i'm sorry that was rambling or too technical or anything but thanks for being here and i'm happy to open up the floor to questions. do you have any? [applause] i rest for a lot there. >> were any of these extinctions controversial during the time that you were reporting in writing the book did our understanding of any of them change it you have to deal with shifting ground work back one of the cretaceous is famously controversial in that you had these two warring camps one which vouches for the importance of the asteroid and the incredibly big volcanic event in the end times and for about 3

these parents have you learned that many astrologers.ot astronomers, believe that babies born during an eclipse may be destined for leadership. one other famous eclipse baby was -- >> talk about for kids back to school. making a big change. for my little girl, that meant a haircut. not any old haircut. she cut 12 inches off her to donate to locks for love. it's a nonprofit donating hair pieces to children in need suffering from medical hair loss. she really, really loves hair. it was her thing. she was really nervous to part with it. but she ultimately decided she wanted to help a child who might need the hair more than she does. really, really proud of her. all smiles too. we made it through. >> good for her. >> it's about here. >> she had hair so long, she didn't have to chop it all. >> she's adorable. >> we'll grow it again and do it again. >> that's right. >> by the way, did you know our new assistant director -- he was born during an eclipse. he better be watching right now. >> he's probably up and at 'em. >> he was born during an e

these parents may be happy to learn that many astrologers believe that babies born during the eclipse may be destined for leadership. one other famous eclipse baby is britain's prince william who was born in 1982. very cool. congratulations. >>> just about new research out about when and how often women should have a mammogram. cornell university researchers looked at the three most common screening recommendations. they disdiscovered that the yearly screenings reduced deaths by 40%. >>> for some kids, back to school means making a big change. for my little girl, that meant a haircut. not any old haircut. look at that. you see the ponytail. my daughter cut off 12 inches her hair to donate to locks of love. that is a nonprofit which provides hair pieces to children in need who are suffering from medical hair loss. now, she's had really long hair. it was her thing. she was a little nervous to part with it. but she ultimately decided she wanted to help a child who might need the hair more than she does. >> so thoughtful. your kids are conscientious and can impact it. >> thank you. i'm re

the american astrological society has posted a list of reputable vendors of safety glasses.y wearing sunglasses could damage your retina. people's pets are expected to be okay since they don't usually loat the sun. one scientist recommends a way to avoid expensive solar cameras. just poking a hole in paper will do the job. put your back to the sun and you will have the light of the sun going through the hole and making a projected image and you will see the eclipse that way. >> southern california residents are set to see a partial eclipse. the path of totality will the move are block the sun is from oregon to south carolina. our own ken bastida will be reporting from oregon leading to and during n ayth e on kpix 5 news. >>> roberta is counting down to the event in the weather center. >> i have been so u e e tecounown excid! clock. can you see it there? we have been counting down for a month and a half. we d e eclipstakes place this monday august 21. it goes from oregon to south carolina. next up will be october 14, 2023. for more go to our website, cbssf.com/solareclipse. i

the astrological association set up a live feed from nasa in case the clouds got in the way. >> i'veeen thinking about it for about a month and i really want to see the solar eclipse. >> reporter: some watched through rigged boxes and some used binoculars to project the eclipse on paper. >> i made my own viewing contraption out of a cereal box. these special glasses give a much crisper view of the eclipse happening. those who didn't have either of these, others were willing to share with them. people lined up to take turns looking through the lens. >> it's much larger. about 10 to 20 times larger. and you'll actually see some detail along the edges. >> reporter: the moment of seeing the eclipse brought oohs and awes. >> look at that. >> we can see it. it's clear. wow. >> reporter: the clouds cooperated. the skies dimmed slightly and shortly after 10:00 a.m., the eclipse reached a percent of totality. >> that's very good. i can see the flares. >> reporter: some call it a once in a lifetime event. enough for this mom to pull her daughter out of school to watch it. >> they didn't have e

i talked with renown as astrologer susan miller who said eclipses are used by the universe to get us to pay attention to areas in our lives that need to change >> it's cutting off certain rays that we're used to getting and it changes things. it doesn't really matter if you can see the eclipse or not. >> reporter: this is good news for it >> i feel this is a really lovely eclipse, because the you planets are getting along with each other and that doesn't always happen. >> reporter: i love reading my hor scope and now with an eclipse on the way it doesn't get much more exciting than this. >> every single sign will feel opportunity in a different way. and it may come out of nowhere. lots of changes coming up. of and you have to be flex believe. >> reporter: susan let's break it down by as logical signs starting with aquarius. >> aquarius is all about your partner. and in love or business, teaming up knowing two of you are strong than one of you. >> pices >> about health, getting stronger and better and sleeker and losing the last five five pounds going to the gym and feeling energetic

. >> astrology people are really keyed in to what's happening here. >> i hear it.ts, thank you for all the information. we'll just say we're sorry we weren't tiebl get andrew fazakis, the eclipse wreaking havoc with our satellite. >> he is too close to the path of totality. >>> cnn "newsroom" with john berman is the totality package. >> he is. >> he will pick up after this very quick break. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the dog-sitting fee... and the rummage through your closet fee. who is she, verizon? are those my heels? yeah! yeah, we're the same size...in shoes. with t-mobile taxes and fees are already included, so you get four lines of unlimited for just $40 bucks each. and now get zero down on the hottest smart phone brands like samsung galaxy. more reasons why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast r

but check out the american astrological association or society. approved vendors. they will help you out if you want to make double-double sure. if you're anywhere along this path, you'll see the total eclipse, which will be very exciting monday. >> shepard: we'll have streamed live coverage throughout the day. >> we will. >> shepard: thank you. speaking of extreme, a weather alert. action in the tropics. adam klotz is here. what are you see something. >> hi, shep. incredibly active and will continue to be for the weekend, early next week. hurricane gert will be strengthening. there's the coastline. it's moving out to see. a big one. when you talk about winds up to 100 miles an hour, even though it's moving away, it will impact slightly as we're looking at rip current risks here. high along portions of new england. so anyone going to the beach, knee high is likely too high as you can get sucked out. it won't impact us. what are we paying attention to next? a couple of low pressure systems stretched to the coast of africa. each one of these tropica

. >> reporter: as scientists and enthusiasts have been preparing, astrologers have been preparing asg for the united states as a whole for a number of reasons. it is the first total solar eclipse visibility in the continental u.s. since 1776 and also hits the moon in the chart of the united states from july 4th, 1776. to translate that into english, this has us revisit the definition of our cells. who we are as a people. >> humans have read into cosmic events for centuries. >> as troll engineers associated it with the fate of the state and the fate of the ruler. they would pay close attention to get information about what might be coming. and in fact it was their job to let the ruler know what was coming down the pike. a total solar eclipse would have been extremely important because it represents a complete blotting out of the sky and then a change when the light comes back. >> reporter: throughout the history, different civilizations have stories to describe what was happening. >> two of the most common ways of explaining a solar eclipse are either that it is a time for reconciliat

the do's and don'ts of driving during the eclipse and how this astrological event might affect your gps. >> also, the number of traffic deaths had been dropping. but now they're back on the ri rise. why experts say this is happening and what you can do or not do to be safer behind the wheel. >>> and the sound of silence in england. why big ben is going silent. be right back. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> our countdown continues as we prepare for next week's historic solar eclipse. there has been a lot of discussion about taking precautions to protect your ey eyes, but if you're likely to be on the road, it's also important to consider what you need to do to make sure you are safe behind the wheel. many astronomy enthusiasts plan to travel to areas where

. >> reporter: many astrologies agree babies born during an eclipse are destined for great ness. >> an eclipse baby should be good luck. >> he is a part of history. >> reporter: 9-pound baby seems unphased but his parents are over the moon and hoping that they're clips delivery will mean sunny days are ahead , for little carter. the baby and his mom will be heading home on wednesday, eight year-old sister jordan says she will be saving those eclipse glasses that she wore to look at the sun a souvenir for her little brother who has distinction of being an eclipse baby. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning a consumer alert about ordering on amazon, one customer says his order never arrived, even though amazon record show it d how you can avoid falling victim to this latest delivery scam when we come right it's time for the biggest sale oit senses and automaticallyep adjusts on both sides. the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50%

we looked at her diary, and she was very much a believer in astraa astrology. i don't know if you recognize this young woman, she was much younger than florence at the time. the hope diamond heiress was only 29. they became very close and vacationed a lot together. but what you probably remember about the campaign if you remember anything, was the porch. they campaigned from their porch. they didn't have to go anywhere. they did do a bit of campaigning away from the porch. but there they were. all kinds of people came. all kinds of groups. women, men, african-americans, and even some movie people came. and i want to play just a little bit of a clip of harding, and maybe you can hear from this how he was so appealing at the time. of course he was appealing, but gosh, you can't quite tell here but he was a handsome guy. and he was also running at the time where people were upset at the democrats. the league of nations had failed. people didn't want anymore internationalism. they were turning away from the foreign problems. and he offered this kind of brand of wes

so you might have thought didn't that discourage her, and she was very much a believer in astrology, but she transcended that and we're still going to do this for the good of the country and we'll have this happen so they did. they ran for the white house and she had some good friendses who supported her, people she'd met when she was a senate wife. i don't know if you recognize this young woman. florence was in her mid-50s and evelyn walsh mclean, the hope diamond heiress, was only 29. they became fast friends and evelyn's husband was a figure in washington, as well. they became very close and vacationed a lot together, but what you probably remember about the campaign, if you don't remember -- if you remember anything was the porch right? the front porch. it sounds so quaint, doesn't it? they didn't have to go anywhere. they did do campaigning away from the porch and they welcomed the crowds there and all kinds of people came and all kinds of groups, women, men, african-americans and even some movie people came, and i want to play you just a little bit of a clip of harding and mayb

definitely this past year or so with gravitational weight, the detection of that, and to see this astrological it's really emotional. that's why i flew from dallas this morning up to nashville so that i could be a part of it. neil: well, if you're an astronaut doing that, all the more kudos to you. would you have a different vantage point in space seeing this? >> yeah. well, you definitely would. in fact, there are going to be an entire three orbits that the astronauts up on the space station are going to get a chance to enjoy not a total eclipse, but a partial eclipse. and so they'll -- it's looking, you know, looking back at the earth is an amazing thing, but what's surprising is actually when you look out into the stars and into space how cool and amazing that is as well. and the fact that they are getting to see an eclipse, i'm just so envious and is jealous. neil: you know, i know you're an astronaut by training, but i know they've done studies on animal ands the like that are totally confused when something like this happens, and they act, behave differently. what do we know about that?

(tiffany) nasa says if your glasses were made to meet american astrological standards...again the next time a total solar eclipse happens in 20-24. (darya) the glasses that are deemed "safe" have an i-s-o number of 2312-2. as long as the glasses aren't punctured or torn you can use them again. (tiffany) if you don't want to hang on to your eclipse glasses... nasa is urging you to recycle or (james) i'm tracking your forecast. (darya) the age old question.. how long is too long to keep naked pictures of your ex on your phone... and who looked at the eclipse too long without special glasses? ( darya ) gary i told you to wear the protective eye glasses. this was it. it was a "total eclipse of the heart." every body paused. did you look at the eclipse? gary says forget that and asks if darya's son got his license. in the north bay, it was so cloudy. i said listen son tell the guy that since it's kind of dark i'm putting my lights on to be safe. he got the driver's license. were you safe walking from kron? what did you do? gary says he was indoors too doing his show. he parked

an astronomer in chicago and the incoming chair of astrology at the library of congress.ove this because you study this and know more about this than any of us out here but it's still your first eclipse? >> it's my first eclipse. i've seen a couple partials but i couldn't be more thrilled to be here today in the path of totality. what they're calling the crossroads of the great american eclipse. this is a special thrill for me especially after years and years of studying the kinds of things that we'll be able to see with our naked eye when the sun is in totality. >> doctor, we'll be checking back in with you. she mentioned carbondale.le. it's about 2:40 seconds. one of the best places to experience the eclipse is solartown hoping for the best. they are pulling out all the stops for an expected crowd of 20,000. abc's matt gutman is joining the party there. matt, the crowd is really enormous. i've seen the traffic jams where people are trying to get there. >> reporter: 20,000 david just here in what's called solar fest. a spectator i spoke to had a different name for it. he

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