keep in mind three minutes ago it was bright and we had great weather bloomington. if you want to experience is like a professional eclipse chaser you should've had something covering your eyes unlike me, you would put on a welding mask or something of that nature so you wouldn't look at the partial phases at all. eclipse chases are in it for the money shot which is the full totality moment, these pros are blocking out the sunlight leading up to the events that their eyes are adjusted. you may be thinking that the eclipse in 2017 but this is special because were going to be able to take it in for over four minutes. the sun is also experiencing maximum solar activity so we hope to see a very detailed glimpse of the corona which is the atmosphere that will be able to see around the sun. they're making an announcement so they know when they can take the glasses off. it's very important that they have those on. the last total eclipse was in 2021 and it was only visible over antarctica, this is big for the u.s. it is getting darker and darker as we wait and going to take

you get to indianapolis where we've got lester holt and tom costello, about 50%, bloomington, indianaa barrett is there, chase cain is in little rock, and then the best viewing is probably going to be for our good friend kate snow in hope, maine. it will be clear skies. she's going to have a spectacular view. ryan nobles is in brockport, new york. so all in all not going to be a total washout for folks. but i do think everybody's going to get some effect. they are going to feel those temperatures drop 5 to 10 degrees during totality. humidity levels may rise, and the winds will drop as the effects of the solar radiation are less because of that. so jose -- and i'm sorry i said -- jose, we are looking at an event that's going to bring the country together, and that's the most exciting part of it. doesn't matter who you are, what you believe, we're all going to be looking up and hoping to be part of this. >> and al, even those of us that aren't in that area where the totality is going to be witnessed, we can see some of it, right? >> that's right, like, for example, in miami, it's going

maura barrett in bloomington, indiana 50%. lester holt and tom costello going to be anchoring our nbc news coverage starting at 2:00 eastern, and they'll have pretty good weather. and then the best weather, kate snow, holton, maine, zero clouds. she's going to have a spectacular view as this thing gets the heck out of here, yasmin. >> yeah. kate snow got lucky as this thing exits the country. i've got to say al roker, very impressed as you took us through the rundown of where everybody is. with al looking directly at the sun, al, because you don't have your special glasses on right now, we're about just under -- okay, put them on. 18 minutes or so from a partial eclipse beginning there. on the ground in texas. right? what's it looking like? >> yes. well, you know, i can see the sun now. the sun is full. we've got some clouds. and i'm actually looking through trees and i can see it. just before the eclipse starts we're going to move out a little bit so we can get a better view. but boom. i mean, i can see almost nothing else bu

. >> they did in bloomington, indiana.y're prepared to host about 300,000 people who all had come there to watch this. schools that were in the path of the totality were closed as well, including indiana university reporter kelly saberi has more on the impact of the solar tourism here at indiana university's memorial stadium. >> really, the two biggest events to be here are a graduation and be a big ten football game. i'm told by phil powell, a kelley school of business economist, that this is going to be ten times as big of an economic event for this small college town. what we're expecting is $52 million of revenue to be generated throughout the bloomington area. the hoosiers hosted captain kirk, star trek actor william shatner as he told the story of the universe to introduce the eclipse as it reached totality. we sat down with him in the morning ahead of the event. >> there are natural events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. we unfortunately taken the magic away and given a scientific

where it is normally the football field here in bloomington. this floor will be filled with people all watching the eclipse together as the concert goes on, just afterwards, the original captain kirk will be narrating it. we should be able to see them right between the stage where the indiana university boxes are. so this huge production, hundreds of thousands of people are expected across central indiana to come and see the phenomenon as they spoke to the astronomer here to talk about what she is most looking forward to experiencing everyone here together. here is our conversation. how does it feel seeing so many people, traveling across the country to experience this together? >> it is a sense of responsibility that we want to make that visit to bloomington or anywhere on the eclipse path as exciting and satisfying as we can for people. it is just one of those experiences that you can't get any other way. it'll tie us to the universe. the moon follows the sun, it's just awesome. >> reporter: this is a unique experience laid out to convene. sh

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we have a live report from bloomington, indiana, which is in the path of totality.t's next. ♪ when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. stuart: this is total solar eclipse day and tourists are spending big bucks to get a good view especially cities in the path of totality like bloomington, indiana. that's where kelly saberi is. a lot of people have to be excited. what's the mood right there? reporter: well, clearly a lot with how loud it is here. the biggest event to come here are a, graduation, b big 10 football games and this will be ten times as big for this small college town. they're expecting about 50-$1 million in revenue generated over the past few days and they're also welcoming captain kirk, actor william shoot fertilizer and welcoming in the eclipse in a few hours and i sat down with him just a little b

fox business' kellly saberi is live in bloomington, indiana with more.orial stadium, where the biggest events really are, a, graduation, and b, big 10 of 10football games. there's never been an event that brought so many visitor from all over and canceled classes. they will welcome william shatner as he hosts the eclipse launch party in a few hours. >> we're here to see the eclipse. how far did you travel from? >> it was about a seven and-a-half hour drive. i split it up from cartersville, georgia, northwest of atlanta. >> we're from baltimore. >> we're from lacrosse, wisconsin, an eight hour drive to get there. >> there's a lot of excitement, a buzz in the air. >> reporter: this isn't just big for bloomington as it may be the most watched eclipse ever. we're expecting a billion dollars to be generated in the u.s., some transportation and emergency management officials have prepped over two years for this moment. grade schools in the path of totality will be closed for eclipse viewing with friends and family. the path of totality is 115 miles wide so som

the situation was the same at bloomington university in the state of indiana, usa. the police arrested 33 students after suppressing the peaceful protest of the students. armed violence against students is also a crime pitching a tent, sitting in the grass and expressing their views is really ridiculous. at what cost and for what purpose is such a degree of violence and repression applied in the university ? the president should have respected the freedom of speech of the students instead of deploying the army of armed agents to the university and snipers on the roof of the university. at arizona state university, the police raided the students' gathering, collected their tents and arrested 69 students. here at the main new york university metal barriers. it was created here to prevent students from entering and re-improving in this space after being in one or two yesterday, the police collected their tents from here, however, the students of this university , along with the students of other american universities , issued separate statements and announced that thei

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>> reporter: i am in rural indiana in bloomington. school of 50,000 people is expecting upwards of hundreds of thousands to be here in the area tomorrow. i am on the football field or what is normally the football field. you can see the stage behind me. there will be a big eclipse special going on. william shatner, captain kirk himself will narrate the moments of totality. to name on a will be putting on a concert. goes to john rich these communities are putting into the special moment to. what you heard morgan talk about . at the university, there are lots of academics looking forward to this for decades. we spoke with, astronomer here, the chair of the astronomy department at the school. gave a partnership by way of nasa. there been talking about looking for to the studies they get on the outer edges of the sun. the corona what other planets they might see it there setauket about the comments potentially seen. i want you to hear more of our conversation about what they are looking forward to. >> mx eclipse is like no other experienc

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sentence at indiana state university bloomington while a student at. tehsan is getting better after having set up a tent , the police stormed the university and after collecting the tents and their camp, they arrested more than 30 students in boston state as well. the same thing happened at northeastern university while their anti-zionist rally was going on and on. a large number of policemen, several hundred riot policemen, stormed the university and destroyed their tents and in this university. in the past few hours , there has been a peaceful anti-zionist gathering and protest of students at arizona state university, and the police are repressing it, and 69 students have been arrested at columbia university in new york. suppression and widespread arrests and reckless violence by the police against these gatherings peaceful, quiet students. yes, thank you very much , mr. rajabi, for talking to us about the anti-zionist protests in the american university and the harsh treatment of the american police against these protests. serial resignations among

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for eclipse mania, he'll headline a stadium of more than 52,000 people at the solar blackout in bloomington, indiana. shatner always seems to stay in the middle of the cosmic action, and he says that's just how he likes it. william shatner does not act his age here, here, here, here. at 93, he still rides his beloved show horse in the same way he's lived his life with uncommon talent and lots of gusto. not only is your lifespan a testament to longevity, and i'd be curious what your secrets are and if it involves horses. >> yeah, well, horses being an example of doing something you like. >> is that the secret to longevity? >> i'm surrounded by things and people that i want to be with and want to do. >> you're in it. you're into it. whatever you're doing. >> well, i think so. i'm not just don't just have a dog. i have a dog. you know, completely his his outsized passion. >> risk is our business infused into his long roster of memorable characters, turning him into one of the most recognizable actors across decades is the needs of the many outweigh. >> the needs of the few. >> star trek's capt

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nbc's maura barrett is in bloomington, indiana. >> reporter: this small college town normally has a population of 80,000 people, but it's expected to balloon to hundreds of thousands all for the eclipse, which will be seen just above this stage in this football stadium, all while william shatner, captain kirk himself narrates the moment of totality. that excitement is spreading nationwide. schools in buffalo, cleveland and indianapolis canceled for eclipse fever. >> it's called the eclipse bourbon. texas restaurants are serving up specialty cocktails and black-out burgers. >> in maine, eclipse-themed tattoos. plus, researchers are eager to study how animals will react. the big event is cause for other celebrations, too. in ohio, jenny harris and bart lombardi are getting married when the sun meets the moon at a huge service for 150 couples. >> definitely the only time it will happen in our lifetime to experience something like this. it's pretty crazy, but just so much fun. >> and priscilla, it is crunch time for all of these places with less than 24 hours to go. >> reporter: hallie, that's rig

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the pilot of this plane did this on purpose, but it created a cool spectacle in the skies over bloomington, indiana. the astronauts aboard the international space station had a very different view that was no less spectacular. this is a look at the moon's shadow making its way across north america. >>> all right, darren, this is what people were seeing over sicily. that is not the eclipse. it's just mount etna's answer to it. volcano has been puffing out these perfect smoke rings since wednesday from a new crater that just opened up on the summit. wow, all these things to look at. and we're going to have some things to feel and see in a couple of days here in the bay area, right? >> we are. there's a notable warmup that's about to take place over to next few days. so i'm going to visualize how this change is going to take place between now and wednesday using kind of a unique looking map. there's california. green is showing generally warmer air. red and yellow is noticeably warm. and of course, blue is cold. i've been using this map a lot all winter to show you how the cold air what's wou

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nbc's maura barrett is in bloomington, indiana. >> reporter: this small college town normally has a populationf 80,000 people, but it's expected to balloon to hundreds of thousands all for the eclipse, which will be seen just above this stage in this football stadium, all while william shatner, captain kirk himself narrates the moment of totality. that excitement is spreading nationwide. schools in buffalo, cleveland and indianapolis canceled for eclipse fever. >> it's called the eclipse bourbon. >> reporter: texas restaurants are serving up specialty cocktails and blackout burgers. in maine, eclipse-themed tattoos. plus, researchers are eager to study how animals will react. the big event is cause for other celebrations, too. in ohio, jenny harris and bart lombardi are getting married when the sun meets the moon at a huge service for 150 couples. >> definitely the only time it will happen in our lifetime to experience something like this. it's pretty crazy, but just so much fun. >> our thanks to priscilla for that report. the big question, how will the weather be for this eclipse? meteorologi

at the university of indiana in bloomington this afternoon police forcibly detaining demonstrators andrresting 23 after dismantling tents setup on campus. and in boston police detained more than 100 demonstrators at northeastern university after an unauthorized encampment was infiltrated by professional organizers according to university officials. meanwhile at new york's columbia university a surreal juxtaposition. some preparing for graduation set for mid-may, while others refusing to leave a tent city, firmly established on the campus. earlier this week the university barred a student leader from the campus after a video surfaced for the individual calling for the death of zionists. the student has since apologized for the remarks. a few miles downtown at nyu, a new encampment set up just days after nyu cleared one from campus. protest leaders unsure what repercussions they may face. are you prepared to not graduate because of what's been unfolding here. >> honestly, yes. to me palestine is that important to me that i'm willing to go that far. >> reporter: etta, an nyu senior, is am

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now we have seen so many of these protesters now show up even outside of the bloomington delaware home of the president of the united states. they followed biden around everywhere he goes now. every state. and they may not have been protesters but the vote against him that was uncommitted in places where we have seen so much in anti-israel movement like michigan, in those places those voters were above 100,000 voting uncommitted not for biden so this is the political side, we have the video, role. here it is. vote to stomach protesters gathered shutting down the largest cafeteria on the senate side of capitol hill. making their voices heard going back and forth with cops. "america reports" will be all over it, stay tuned. speak of this court's with 10 102-15 years jean crumley in the sentence of this

here's a nearby bloomington, indiana. that's what i was just drove over my shoulder. and so people are very excited, but no, this is going to happen very quickly. so let me just take a moment to ask one or 2 people, what it is that they're here for and what they're seeing. kirk, can i ask you, what are you looking at? what are you seeing? how excited are you? i'm very excited. never seen a complete total solar eclipse before. and this will probably be the only chance i'll ever get, so i'm looking forward the totality. scene nighttime in middle of the day. and you're an amateur astronomers, so there's a big deal for you. it's a huge deal. probably one of the biggest deals my life. very exciting. let me see if your daughter is willing to speak to us as well. can we ask you, what do you think? i mean, if you ever is i wouldn't look up like, what do you think of what you're saying? it's remarkable. i mean, you know, you see lunar eclipse is a lot more commonly, but something like this. again, it's once in a lifetime, i hope to see it again in my lifetime, but it's remarka

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." >> norah: in 2021 he went to space aboard a blue or gin capsule, watching in bloomington, indiana,aw and experienced today. >> well, there were a large group of americans here, you can only describe it, i am in bloomington, indiana, and it rained here this morning, forecast rain tonight, perfectly blue sky is crystal clear not even a high serious clouds and we were wearing the dark glasses, and i watch the sun being obliterated by the moon until it was just a ram -- an engagement ring of the universe. happen in front of my eyes. it's overwhelming. it brings to mind the whole world looking up in the space and wishing over that ring of fire for goodness and success to our world both individual people and the fact that we will care for our world even more assiduously than we have been in the past. >> tony: yeah, there's at least one record to mr. shatner in recorded history of warring army is laying down their arms when an eclipse appeared and somehow by all of us here in the tents in the millions watching that same sun and moon around a view in this particular way we might be reminde

nbc's maura barrett is in bloomington, indiana. >> this small college town usually has a population ofut is expected to balloon to hundreds of thousands. while william shatner narrates the moment of totality. >> reporter: that excitement is spreading nationwide. schools in buffalo, cleveland and indianapolis canceled for eclipse fever. >> it's called the eclipse bourbon. >> reporter: texas restaurants are serving up speciality cocktails and blackout burgers. in maine, eclipsed-themed at tattoos. in ohio, they are getting married when the sun meets the moon, at a huge service for 150 couples. >> definitely the only time it will happen in our lifetime to experience something like this. it's pretty crazy. but it's just so much fun. >> whether you're watching along the path of totality or here in the bay area, you're going to need special eclipse glasses to look up at the sun. we put together a breakdown on what to look for and how to make your own. you can make your own. point your camera at the qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our explainer. >>> up next, we look at th