totality here at clemson will be at 2:37 p.m. this afternoon. it will last i've never had an opportunity to be in a solar eclipse. they say it's an eerie twilight. some describe it as a spiritual experience. if you're going to be standing outside, you need a few things. number one is water. remember to hydrate. the hot summer sun. second of all, eye protection, the coveted solar eclipse glasses. what would a solar eclipse viewing party be without moon pies, right? >> you have everything you need. looks like you're ready. erica edwards, live in clemson, south carolina, for us. thank you. >>> it's 4:11. our sheena parveen closely tracking a forecast. >> we do need clear skies, eun. i will tell you that we have clouds outside this morning already. it's not overcast, though. we have passing clouds. that's how it's going to be through the day today. here is a look at the solar eclipse this afternoon. now the peak here in d.c. will be at 2:42. it's going to be a few minutes around that. 82% will be eclipse. it's going to look fantastic. then it ends a

clemson is always number one in my heart.l championship. >> that's the unbiased opinion from clemson>. >> shepard: exactly what i would have expected. that's charleston there on the left side. the one thing about choral son south carolina, that's the last spot here in the continental united states if you want to see the -- >> total eclipse of the sun. >> shepard: say it again. >> total eclipse of the sun. >> shepard: you cannot get good help these days. if you want to see the total eclipse of the sun at the last spot it's right there in charleston south carolina. and that's what they're seeing on the left-hand side of your screen right now. it's not a total eclipse but i will be darned if it is not almost there. same in clemson. how is it feeling now jonathan? >> people are getting excited. there's still just a sliver of the sun remaining. let me talk to this jam. are you a clemson student? >> in coming freshman, yes. >> congratulations. what do you think? >> first time in 700 years? >> shepard: at least that. >> this is real

see where i highlighted clemson, that's where our chief meteorologist is.fall on the 80% line. so we won't get a complete show. in fact, i want you to make sure you have those proper glasses ready. the most exciting time to view will be between 2:20 p.m. and 3:00. we reach our zenith at 2:42. we'll start to see a chance for some isolated shower storm activity later on in the evening. 90s do make a come back for monday. 77 degrees in the district right now. 73 down towards manassas. and as we head throughout the night, mostf us staying around the 730 degree mark. some of us dropping to the upper 60s. let's talk about tomorrow as far as rain chances go. so i pushed the future weather to about 3:00 p.m. this is around the time we'll be reaching that peek for the solar eclipse. notice how we've got a lot of cloud cover mg. it's a little later after that. so it'll really be impacting that evening commuter. if you're going to be heading home around 6, 8:00, you might be getting a few isolated showers. here's a look at that commute. we are going to be seeing tempe

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thank you, jay. >>> now, let's go to erica edwards in clemson, south carolina. erica, how will people be enjoying the eclipse there today? >> reporter: people have started lining up here, setting up tents. it feels a little bit like gameday but this really super bowl for the scientists here. clemson was packed. it was move-in day for the students, lot of those parents have stayed on. the coast of carolina, the forecast was getting cloudy. lot of people have changed their travel plans and going inland to where we are, expecting up to 100,000 people. things will start to get rolling here after lunch today, around 1:00, totally expected at 2:37 this afternoon and will last for 2:37. the skies are started to lighten up here now before they darken later this afternoon. if you are standing outside, no matter who you are, you'll need a few essentials. number one, bottled water. stay hydrated. if you didn't get a chance to get some of these solar eclipse glasses, you can make one of those pinhole projecters, there are youtube tutorials online. and moon pies. >> thank yo

erika edwards is at clemson for us this morning with excitement building there. just about everywhere i think people are getting excited about this, erika. >> you're right. they have upped that previous estimate possibly up to people. that's because over the weekend, the weather forecast started to turn a little sour for charleston, south carolina, columbia, south carolina. there might be a little bit of rain there. some people have changed travel plans and coming here where it's supposed to be sunny all day long. things will get rolling behind me. it will fill up. totality at 2:37 p.m. and last 2 minutes 37 seconds. i talked to people at campus and nearby greenville. everyone is talking about the eclipse, where are you going to be tomorrow? a lot of people are stocking up on bottled water. it's a good thing. you need to stay hydrated. you mentioned the solar eclipse glasses. guys, back to you. >> erika edwards live in clemson for us. >> we are aulie clips all day long on news 4. >> it's only today. i can't say every day. our special coverage begins at bell in so

in the top three and usc and clemson rounding out the top five. >> no boston college. >> no oswego state. >> let's get some preseason pro football highlights now from espn. >> good morning, america. nicole, i'm max and monday night football is back although right out of the jump some concerns for the giants. >> the giants probably didn't like what they saw here taking on the browns. odell beckham makes the catch on the right sideline. calhoun goes low. right for his knee with the helmet. now, you could call this dirty. it was legal, though. beckham falls to his side and does hit his head. tries to walk off. as he goes to the tunnel, he just -- that's it, collapses. he was carted off for an x-ray. good news, just an ankle sprain. >>> the dodgers, they are exceptional taking on the pirates, trailing the pirates bases loaded for curtis "he's s. >> terrible. >> it's terrible but i love it because it's mine. that's a grand slam to make it 5-3, but the pirates would come

rob: jonathan serrie joins me from clemson south carolina. he's going to have a great view of this.ening there? reporter: rob, you can see the tent behind me and other preparations under way. clemson university inviting the public free of charge, they're expecting thousands to view the eclipse, but not just big crowds anticipated in clemson, but cities like columbia and charleston, communities in the path of the eclipse. >> especially the day of the eclipse, probably traffic slowdowns, but our highway patrol has been working very closely with the local authorities on that to make sure they've got enough man power to control those. reporter: tomorrow, the moon's shadow will pass directly over 21 national parks in the u.s., the national park service is bringing in extra staff and law enforcement what could be record crowds. cities big and small, hotels are packed. >> started about a month ago, and rates are about 30% higher than we normally give, which is one of our larger special events in the city of nashville. reporter: so back here live in clemson, 2:37 tomorrow afternoon, that's

to clemson university. right here on the campus.xpecting thousands and thousands of people. as a matter of fact, they've given out 50,000 pairs of those glasses, you know the ones that have been so hard to find, that you're able to look directly into the sun with. the best part about this, the weather looking really, really nice during the day. that's something that we can expect as the sun makes its way overhead, as the moon makes its way across the sun. we're expecting a phenomenal show. with thousands of people all around us. >> doug and chuck will be there giving us all the information we need to know before the big event. >> right now, we want to check in with justin finch live at national air and space museum on the mall. >> we're not surprised this is the prime viewing location today. >> reporter: a prime spot indeed, eun. so much going on here. the preps outside here. right here, very shortly the s.t.e.m. and 30 broadcast will take off. they will do a broadcast from coast to coast talking to students who will be in the footp

and clemson, you know, it's a two-hour drive away from charlotte. so there were plenty of clemson fans in the stands last night in charlotte to watch watson make his nfl debut. and he did not disappoint those fans. watson running for a 15-yard touchdown in the third quarter. but despite that score, the panthers would go on to win this game by a final of 27-17. but even better story than watson's debut for the texans, was the return of david quessenberry. the 26-year-old offensive lineman playing in his first game since being diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma three years ago. quessenberry finished his last chemotherapy treatment in april, ringing the bell. he was so excited and so strong he actually broke the bell. >>> cardinals-royals last night. bases loaded. down 5-4 in the sixth when a can ran out on to the field. a cat ran out on to the field. he ran out before a ground keeper went out to try to corral him. he gets him, but the cat bites and scratches him. the game would resume. very next pitch, name and addressier name and address molina. an

we have gotten comments from clemson, oregon state and arizona that their teams are all fine. the oregon state basketball team is reported to be fine in following the incident in barcelona spain. the beavers are touring spain through august 25th playing five exhibition games. the same deal for clemson, they were supposed to play their final game tonight, that game has now been canceled and they are still scheduled to come home tomorrow. there was a video of concern because there was the university -- arizona, the video, they were out touring. arizona was out touring some of the tourist areas and they were posting videos on social media so there was a lot of concern about them because clearly they were right in this area but again, for families wondering, arizona has also checked in, 25-30 people traveling in that group, they have all been accounted for. apparently nobody from these men's college basketball teams were involved in this in any capacity but a lot of those students are on social media, they are tweeting, one from clemson says "lord, let me get home safely." you hav

doug kammerer and now chuck bell are in clemson, anxiously awaiting the big show.at's going on now? you've got some company here. >> reporter: yeah, we have a lot of company. we have a lot of company from the d.c. area, a lot of maryland folks, these guys are from northern virginia. this is the barry family. they came down to florence, south carolina first, and they weren't sure where to go, and they decided on clemson. why did you either go big or go home. this is the only eclipse probably in our lifetime around us. >> you say go big or go home. this is about as big as it gets. >> super big. but it's so hot, though. >> reporter: this is honestly one of the most exciting things i'm excited to see. when the moon goes in front, our temperatures could drop 5 to 10 degrees. >> i'm looking for the total eclipse. go big or go home. i gotta see everything. >> reporter: you're dow jug that? >> yep. i got nothing to say here. >> reporter: where are you from? >> from rockville, maryland. >> so many people here from the dmv. but the amazing thing is it will last from three ho

the good news is, doug and chuck are going to be in clemson, and it's sunny there and doug was concerned about that. we could have storms in other parts of south carolina in the path of totality. first, look outside. beautiful conditions. it's going to be another great day. humidity comes pouring back in during the overnight and then we have a passing chance of a shower on monday. radar, nothing happening right now. just a little clutter from where the radar sensor is in sterling. if you are traveling south to the path of totality, we are dry if you are the only thing you may have to worry about is traffic. 73 in ft. meade. still in the upper 60s in the shenandoah valley. we are headed to 90 degrees today and the humidity staying on the low side. still hot this afternoon. i know we had a few thunderstorms yesterday and it doesn't look like that is going to be the case today. church services. beautiful conditions. when you get out, brunch, maybe afterwards. eat in the shade, it's going to be hot out there. the solar eclipse, make sure you have proper eyewear. people on the facebook page,

clemson about a two hour drive from charlotte.cons of clemson fans in the stands to watch watson's debut in the nfl. he did not disappoint the fans. watson running for a 15-yard touchdown in the third quarter. despite that, the panthers win 27-17. a better story than watson debuted was the return of david, the 26-year-old offensive lineman playing in his first game. he finished the last game with therapy treatment, ringing the bell. he actually broke the bell. he was emotional returning to the field last night. >> thinking back on how long it's been and tonight was perfect. >> i think that's hands down a cool story. the guys a warrior, a fighter, inspiration to all of us. he deserves every bit of headline and praise everybody gives him. he's a hell of a player, hell of a guy. >> cardinals/royals, bases loaded, 5-4 in the sixth when a cat ran on to the field. that player was having none of it. he wasn't going to grab the cat. check out the face. the cat was scratching and biting him as he was trying to get him off the field. the ne

donald liebenberg, a professor of physics and astronomy at clemson university in south carolina talks about his previous times with silly eclipses. here is a look. >> donald liebenberg, a professor of physics and astronomy at clemson university in south carolina joins us now and that's where he will be watching on monday, the total solar eclipse. it will be the 27th one he has observed in person, by far the most of anyone alive today. mr. liebenberg, for the viewers out there who'll be witnessing this total solar eclipse for the first time, what is your favorite moment of a total solar eclipse and what are you looking forward to on monday? what happeerg:

among those most excited a team of clemson astronomers.team donald, who has traveled the world to witness 26 previous solar eclipses. in 1973 he even flew aboard a concord jet to chase an eclipse for 74 minutes. he has spent more time under the moon's shadow than anyone else on earth and gives us a good idea of what to expect today. >> birds, for example, returning to their nests, cattle and other animals in the field may be laying down -- bedding down for the evening. and it brings on an eerie feeling in many people. >> especially during the darkest phase of the eclipse. over clemson it is expected to occur at 2:37 this afternoon. >> bill: four hours from now. what do scientists want to learn from this, jonathan? >> eclipses give them their best opportunity to look at the sun's corona, the sun's outer atmosphere. here at clemson and 67 other locations along the eclipse's path. astronomers, students and trained volunteers have telescopes with digital cameras. they will take the images they record and clip them together. instead of just a t

clemson two hours from charlotte.d tons of clemson fans filling the stands to see watson's nfl debut against the panthers. watson did not disappoint, running for a 15-yard touchdown in the third quarter. he looked good in this game. panthers, though, would go on to win 27-17. an even better story than watson's debut for the texans was the return of david quizenberry. the offensive lineman playing in his first game since being diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma three years ago. he finished his last chemotherapy treatment in early april, ringing the bell at indiana's hospital in houston. he got emotional returning to the field last night. >> before the game, i was thinking back, thinking back on how long it's been and -- and tonight was perfect. >> i think that's hands down such a cool story. the guy's a warrior, a fighter. inspiration to all of us. i think d.q. deserves every bit of headline and praise everybody gives him. he's a hell of a player and guy. we couldn't be prouder to have him on our team. >>> cardinals

rob: all four us college basketball games are safe and secure in spain, on the clemson, arizona, and men's teams overseas, oregon's head coach discussing what happened on twitter. >> everything is good with our guys moving forward, they accounted in the hotel. >> the clemson basketball team will return home today as scheduled. heather: donald trump condemning the horrific terror attack in barcelona. >> he meets with his national security team later today. garrett tenney has the latest on that meeting. >> reporter: donald trump is receiving regular updates from chief of staff john kelly on the terror attack in spain, the first public comments on the attack came from first lady melania trump who said prayers to barcelona and a few hours later after more details of the tragedy had come out donald trump offered his condolences and supports weing the united states condemns the terror attack in barcelona and will do whatever is necessary to help. be tough and strong, we love you. vice president mike pence is wrapping up his trip to latin america echoing sentiments from panama where he also

take a look at this time lapse from our crews in clemson, south carolina. it was few minutes.xperienced a total eclipse. >> of this the most studied and viewed eclipse in history. you can tweet ifacebook message with your photo much the next eclipse for the u.s. is in search years. >>> some of the experiences are more than just memories. still ahead -- >> good looking baby. >> adorable. we'll tell you about the special deliveries during all the excitement. >> it's a product millions use. especially with kids. now johnson & johnson forced to pay millions over one of its products. >>> chaos in the courtroom spills outside. the tension that led up to this encounter for a news 4 photographer. >>> we have a weather alert day today. because it will be feeling ar the radar is nice and dry. that's good news. later today, little to no rain relief in the forecast. temperature relief in the focast, though.re >>> 5:15 just about now. we'll check in with the national weather service today on a possible tornado in southern maryland. another one. this is video along route 234 between leonard

just amazing. >> reporter: thank you guys so much for having us out here at clemson. you say once in a lifetime experience, i've got to tell you, i'm probably going to try, if i can i think i'm going to try to make that one. we'll see where we're go. i have to take a look at the weather and see how that is. we're did not hear any contradicts here. we're did not see any change because we're had thousands of people here. but pat collins was by the animals. it wasn't by people. he was by the animals at the national zoo. pat collins, what happened there, my friend? >> reporter: well, i'm here at the national zoo. and you might say, hey, pat, i didn't get any of those glasses. i missed the big peek into the sky. well i say, don't worry. i've got you covered. i have the pat collins' eclipse kit right here. >> so here we're go, ready. be careful now. it will happen before you know it. >> oh my herchs wow. >> wow! >> there you go. >> reporter: and when an eclipse happens, what is it do to people on earth. >> makes us all crazier than we're already are. [ laughter ] >> stop yo

how is it in clemson, jonathan? >> it's still a crescent sun. amazing how much a fraction of the sun can illuminate the area here. when it was completely obscured, it was amazing how dark it got here. that was the only light you were seeing other than the dusk light sky in the distance. i saw a planet. not sure which it was but to the right of the eclipse. looked to bright to be a star. that is how dark it got. and then as the moon moved away from the sun, it's as few you were at intermission and it got bright again and started heating up again. i could have used the natural air conditioning a little while longer, shep. >> shepard: that's why we did the sky bridge here. how do people feel now that it's over? >> yeah, we're going to -- chip, can you round up some people, get them close here? awesome. i'm tethered here. are you a clemson student? >> i am. a sophomore this year. >> first eclipse, i take it? >> yes. my first ever. it was quite exciting. i never realized what a full eclipse would look like in person. today it just -- wow! that's all

clemson, south carolina is in the path of totality.oon for just over two and a half minute, you will not see any sunlight. the sun will be completely blocked by the shadow of the moon and from here it will move on over to other cities, columbia, south carolina. charleston, south carolina. behind me they are preparing for huge crowds. clemson has invited the public here to view the eclipse free of charge. state officials are planning for similar crowds in multiple occasions. -- locations. >> charleston is used to that, myrtle beach is used to that. you're in colombia with the football games. in this particular event, it's going to be statewide, so we will have a lot of activities throughout the state. >> across the u.s., the moon shadow passed over 21 national parks, bring in extra staff and law enforcement to handle what could he record crowds. many hotels along the eclipse's path booked up weeks ago. in addition to travel, the eclipse will impact the power grid because of the solar energy. solar farms along the path of the eclipse wil

not just in clemson area, all along the path of totality. we're done here in about the next hour or so. traffic going to be a little bit better for us. i cannot wait to do this again. i know we've got one coming up in 2024. if you didn't get enough this time, we're get a little bit better in dc as we're make our way into 2024. only, seven years away. i think we're can wait. it's so worth it. it is so worth it. >> listening to you and watch you with that crowd made everything i heard these eclipse snobs saying. if they say it's 99% it's not the same thing. you though what, seeing that i can believe it now. >> yes. >> it was still -- >> >> reporter: that is so true. we're had somebody who said that. they were doesn't get completely dark. i mean, even 1% you can see out here. to shut off that light, again, just absolutely amazing. >> all right. you made us all jealous. >> good stuff, doug. >> all right, i'll see you in a bit. >>> team coverage continues with kristine wright, she's at the space museum. [ applause ] >> reporter: a once in a lifet

chuck and doug will be in clemson so we will have lots of information for tomorrow.e storms on tuesday, and then we have a chance of scattered showers and storms on wednesday. >>> 10:17. trump will start a new week in washington dealing with the fallout of another staff shake-up. >> that's right. steve bannon is out as chief strategist and back to talk about it will be moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. he made a comment that he has his hands on his weapons now. what do you mean by that? >> by weapon he means breitbart. i think he has an icarus complex. i have been stunned by how many exit interviews he has done, and he's a bit of a showman and perhaps the reason why trump and bannon didn't last too long is because they share too many similarities of ambition and things like that. but we will see. does he continue to sort of settle scores or is his ambition to be roger ailes? i think it's both. i think he wants to settle scores but if he focuses too much on settling scores his ambition to be roger ailes will be hurt by that. i will be curious to see and watch

doug and chuck are down in clemson, it's looking sunny for them, at least for the eclipse.ssing there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. discovery inside and out. >>> guess what tomorrow is going to be? >> eclipse day? >> totality awesome. i need to stop. we are talking about the big eclipse, and you want the experience to be good for you and your family. lauryn is still cracking up. >> and here are the best spots to see it all happen. >> this is what we want for you. the chance to marvel, albeit, safely at the sun. notice they have on the special glasses. these little paper-made glasses are a hot commodity for you all. the fairfax park authority ordered 6,000 of the eyewear. she has been getting e-mails and phone calls. >> people are tapping me in the hallway saying, hey, i know you have a couple pair hidden away. >>ha >> i

as far as clemson, the university of arizona and tulane, those are also checked in.that are with them including players and coaches and personnel have said that they are all fine. we do not know what proximity the other teams were in relation to las ramblas or las rambla in that case. but we know they have all checked in and safe and sounds. now back to shepard smith in new york. shep? >> shepard: trace, thanks. we told you we were monitoring this news conference coming in. we have translators working on it. again, it's in catalan instead of spanish. we're going to get it translated for you and get it to you in just a minute. this is the person that police have a picture -- our understanding, they got this picture from the documents that he was carrying. there's a question if this is he. police will sort that out in just a few minutes. this is the place where this happened. this is las rambla. the van jumped up on to the sidewalk up here in a pedestrian zone, largely a pedestrian zone. this is about the length of six football fields, it's our understanding. going --

clemson university expects as many as 100,000 sky watchers today. erika edwards will be one of them. she's live with more on the excitement that is building in south carolina. hey, erika. >> reporter: good morning aaron. yes, you're right. a lot of excitement building up here. i was walking around yesterday and everyone is talking about it. where are you going to be for the eclipse? where are you going to get your students. that's an extra 20,000 people. they could get up to 100,000 people here on campus. number one, a lot of parents stayed to watch the eclipse. number two, when the weather turned sour, the forecast for charleston, south carolina and columbia, south carolina, a lot of people were changing their travel plans and are going to show up here today. now, things will start ramping up after lunch this afternoon. 2:37 is when totality will hit here. it will last for 2 minutes and 37 seconds. the eerie twilight. we cannot wait for it here. one of the cool things about it, no matter where you are in country, you will be able to see at least a

. >>> ahead, two of the nation's top college basketball teams, clemson and oregon state, were both inthe terror attack took place. andy scholes with their reaction. can i give it to you straight? that airline credit card you have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. ♪ i'm living that yacht life, life, life ♪ ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany chappelle-nadal. >>> the oregon state men's basketball team narrowly avoided being victims of the terror attack in barcelona. >> andy scholes with m

. >> i went to clemson. played just a little bit of pro ball, but that's been a long time ago. >> i was dribbling a basketball like 3 and 4, and i've played my entour life. >> in college, i playeded intermural. at that time, women could play intermural. on the way home, we'd buy a box of krispy kreme donuts. >> a lot of people still have no idea, if they're 50 and older, they can be competing in senior game events. you know, i mean, it's more than just basketball. we love each other. >> it's something that we look forward to every saturday. every tuesday, thursday. every monday. we play a lot. we practice a lot. >> it truly is an extended family. >> more like a sisterhood. >> yeah. a fellowship. >> we are joined by the love of basketball and the love of each other. >> awesome. love that. >> sisterhood of the traveling basketball. >> what's even better is this group actually holds exhibitions and fundraisers for charities. >> and charities that support women shelters too. so they're giving back, having fun. >

. >> reporter: a tourist from clemson university described the scene. >> i counted 6 or 8 bodies within a block and a half before they made us go back to our rooms, i saw a policeman with a child in her arms running up the street. >> reporter: in addition to blocking off the area, police closed nearby stores and train stations. during what was supposed to be a festive week in barcelona, all public events have been canceled. >> today's attack in barcelona is the fifth such attack in europe just this year. back on june 19, one person was killed when a van struck worshipers. two weeks later, eight people died in an attack that started when a van mowed down walkers on london bridge. on april 8, a van in a busy killed in london when an attacker hit visitors near the british parliament. >>> president trump this time criticizing cities that are getting rid of confederate statues and monuments. sad to see the culture of our nation being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. he also called out lindsay graham who said the president must be harsher on hate groups. i

i'm going to clemson, university. they're giving out 50,000 pair of glasses that day. we have to get there early to make sure that we get a spot. >> you're going to be in a traffic jam. >> pretty much. >> it's attend of a rather narrow path that begins in oregon and stretches across the country. since here in washington we won't see what people directly in the path of totality will see, paint a picture for us. what are they going to see that we're not going to see. in the path? >> of course of all we'll see the eclipse here as well. partial eclipse. in the path of totality you see the sun completely blocked by the moon and so you see the outer atmosphere of the sun which you can't see normally because the disk of the sun is too bright. people in the path of totality will be able to see the outer atmosphere of the sun which is very exciting. >> they're going to see shadows that will be sort of other worldly? we understand. >> yes. what happens in totality is the sun's light is blocked so it's like you're in a moonlit night. the temperature drops a little bit. the animal

we have also noted that clemson's basketball game tonight has been cancelled. will come home tomorrow. other teams apparently will stay there for the next several days. so good news on that front in a horrific day in barcelona. clearly, this was targeted at more than just the spaniards. they knew this was a tourist destination as we were told earlier on sky news. the m.o. here is to go after and kill as many people from as many different places as possible. so the news media from all over the world has a sincere and avid interest in covering. this basketball players, men's basketball players from the u.s. all safe and accounted for. shep? >> shepard: that's good news indeed. trace gallagher. thank you very much. i have been reading up on this suspect for you. if you choose to you can search this man's name on twitter, and you will find a lot of interesting information out there. some that's verified and some that isn't. but this matter of his facebook page, we can vouch for that. the facebook page has been taken down and he is very upset about israeli occupatio

a professor of physics and astronomy at clemson university in south carolina. it will be the 27th solar eclipse he has observed in person. for the

apparently, that is the case for a team of biologists at clemson university who are trying to use humante to produce all kinds of materials for, say, you know, a to mars, for instance, since nine months out got to stay there. nine months back. research shows that urine can help feed various strains of yeast which in turn could be used to make plastic for tools in space much the project by the way still knots early faces. >>> students are heading back to campus at the university of pennsylvania and temple university this week. at university of pennsylvania today 500 freshmen are moving 92 to the newly renovated internationally recognized landmark college house. that dorm just got an $80 million renovation. so good stuff going on there. this week freshmen at temple university are moving in for the fall semester a lot of students are moving into the 27-story morgan residence hall and dining complex temple newest and largest residents hall. move in continues throughout the week. temple first day of classes is next monday. >>> keep an eye on your health tonight recent study from the american

. >> one person who did go total, mr. 100%, doug kamerer he knew where to go clemson university. doug, what was it like to see day turn to night, completely, in an instant. >> reporter: it was one of the coolest things i've ever been a part of. for literally, think of it like a dimmer switch, that's what was going on. the moon was moving across the sun, the light gets dimmer, you're moving down, you know when you get to the bottom of the dimmer switch, you actually flip that switch that makes it go off. it was instant you, we're go from a little bit of light to no light at all. on the flip side, two minutes 37 second later you hit that light again and boom there is that light coming and it continued to get brighter. that 2:37 seconds is really, it was awe inspiring. i got to speak to a lot of one of those people -- we're made a new friend. one of those people graduated from howard university, take a look. >> it was just fantastic. and it was well worth the trip. it was less than three minutes. it was a very moving experience. >> the absolute -- the total eclipse and totality, whe

and be sure to catch chief meteorologist doug kammererer and chuck bell's live report monday from clemsonuth carolina. we have all of the answer to your eclipse questions by the way in our search "eclipse." >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> i have our local forecast for the eclipse coming up, but right now i want to focus in on southern prince georges county as well as parts of calvert county, southern an arundel. you're under a severe thunderstorm warning until 11:30 people. getting ready to expire, but the storm packing a punch still. heavy rain as you can see with the deep red color. lots of lightning, strong winds gusting 60 miles an hour. it will push east ward and within the next 20 to 30 minutes you should be in the clear. it is the last of the severe weather. we are dry in the district heading further south towards wood bridge. a light shower there. just south of warenton a little more heavy and that will continue to pull to the east. last of the rain moving through, model showing by 2:00 a.m. you can see we're pretty dry, also clearing out overnight. moving into your sunday,

. >> oregon state, clemson, arizona, four in exhibitions.ere staying in a hotel right near where yesterday's attacks in barcelona, everybody is okay, wayne tinkle. >> at 5:00 pm, a mad scramble driving through, looking out of our window, we won't show any pictures but some horrific sites. >> a studios for hockey night in canada was in the same hotel is clemson and oregon state, something outside barcelona, unclear at this point. the area has been evacuated. never the all american college basketball teams are accounted for and safe. in philadelphia, the eagles malcolm jenkins continued his protest of our national and some. he raised his fist but what was different about last night's protest, a white teammate, the first such occurrence during one of these protests. eagles defensive lineman chris lahm explains why he put his arm on jenkins's back. >> malcolm is a leader. and show support. >> they beat the bill 20-16. nba finals, kevin durand said the warriors get invited to the white house by donald trump to celebrate the nba title, kevin duran

>> i'll be in south carolina in clemson.eather's looking a little -- i was worried about cloud cover down there. one thing you don't want during an eclipse is cloud cover. i was just talking to somebody on e-mails that went through an eclipse in south carolina back in 1970. >> and? >> it literally does get so dark it's hard to see the person next to you. >> whoa! >> i can't wait. i'm sorry. can you tell i'm excited? i'm also better chance of showers and thunderstorms. that doesn't excite you normally. i don't expect many of them to be strong to severe. right now a couple of showers in parts of our region. most of us on the dry side but we're dealing with a couple of showers loudoun county. down around culpepper county and spotsylvania county. that's something we'll continue to watch but most of us will stay dry overnight. 83 degrees. 83 at 11:00 at night. now we've seen this a lot in july. we've not seen that much at all in the month of august after a high of 91 today. it's been 12 days since we've been above 90 degrees but

this is time lapse video from our crew in clemson, south carolina. look at that. you can see everything went totally dark for 2:30 minutes there. people got to witness that total solar eclipse. our meteorologists were just as excited as anyone in the crowd there. listen to this. >> oh, man, this is so cool. >> science rules. >> we got it. >> wow. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. that is the coolest thing i've ever seen. oh, that is the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> that 82% totality. it was a cool thing to look up at and see in the sky. now, sheena, we go from excited about the eclipse to miserable about the weather coming our way. >> that's a pretty big high and low there. unfortunately, that's what we have in the forecast. but i do have a really good news. after today's high heat, because it is going to be very oppressive outside, it's going to get a lot cooler. wait until you she the forecast the rest of the week. but for today, the school day forecast, hopefully the kids were able to see the eclipse yesterday. was really cool looking at it through the sunglasses.

take a look at this time lapse video in clemson, south carolina. about 2 1/2 minutes. people got to witness the total solar eclipse. each our experienced meteorologists were excited like everybody else in the crowd. listen to in. >> oh, man, this is so cool! >> science rules! >> oh, we got it. oh, my god. oh, my god, that is the coolest thing i've ever seen. that is the coolest thing'v ever seen. >> amazing. >> nothing like hearing doug and chuck geeking out. science rules as chuck said. no matter how old you are, seeing something like that really made you feel like a kid again. we were all staring in the sky, neck cramping. >> actually about president trump that went viral. he and the first lady watched it from the truman balcony. but more than once the president took off the protective glasses and actually stared directly at the sun. lit up social media, as you might expect with memes almost immediately. scientists warned you not to stare at the sunday because it could cause cornea damage >> hard to do. when someone tells you not to do something. you go that way. >>>

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this is a tweet from the clemson university basketball team.n barcelona right now. this incident happened right outside of their hotel. as we've been telling you and you heard from rex tillerson, police confirmed this is terrorism. a van plowed into a group of people. we know one person is dead, reuters is reporting up to 13 people have been killed as a result of that. and we know that there are two armed individuals holed up in a bar. apparently, the driver of the van got out and started running. it is unclear if that person who got out of the car and running is the person holed up in the bar. on the phone is amy mccabe, in barcelona, she witnessed the attack. she's been living in barcelona. can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. maria: thank you for joining us, amy. you are living in barcelona for the last six years? >> that's right. maria: tell me what you saw? >> so i looked -- i was just out with my dog, we live off of las ramblas, i got home, i was going to leave the dog and go out and buy toiletries and thank god my boyfriend was like

. >> reporter: a tourist visiting from clemson university described the scene. >> i counted 6 or 8 bodies within a block and a half. >> reporter: isis has claimed responsibility for the attack saying in a statement it was carried out by soldiers of the "islamic state." police have two men, a spanish national and a moroccan, in custody, but a police official said neither is the driver of the van. officers blocked off the area and closed nearby stores and train stations. during what was supposed to be a festive week in barcelona all public events have been canceled. >> reporter: things are still very tense. people are still shaken. but there's a large police presence out here. huge police presence as this investigation and the hunt for the driver continues. reporting from barcelona, i'm teri okita. allen, back to you. >> one thing we're hearing is the van attack may be linked to an explosion. what can you tell us about what happened on wednesday? >> reporter: there was a house explosion. and one, possibly two people, were reportedly killed, several other injured. it happened in a town calle

desean watson trying to begin his career strong showing the wheels that made him a big time player at clemson the middle for touchdown run. watson look comfortable in last night' houston loss. phillies open a four game set with the mets tonight first home began game since darren daulton pass add it way last week following a battle with cancer. there should be a tribute to dutch. we'll bring it to you tonight at 10:00 o'clock. >> reece hopkins clubbed 29 homeruns. minor league slowing g slugger first baseman by trade pete mackanin will put him in left field and bat him seventh tonight against the mets best pitcher. >> we wanted him up for quite awhile. we were trying to figure out the best way and the best time to do it, and we just felt that this was the best time, and even though he's -- we'll get him as much playing time as possible, that's why he's been working out in left field. >> and finally the sixers going back to england for regular season game. they'll play the celtics january11th in london. they previously played uk back in 2013 that however was an exhibition game. i can see the pr

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doug and chuck will be at clemson at totality, in the path of totality. join us monday afternoon. can get that on the washington, d.c. app and facebook, a lot of facebook stuff and social media. and we're looking at monday. how does the weather look on monday? my good, clouds and people driving to see this thing, just disappointed by cloud cover. that doesn't seem to be the case here. looking good, partly cloudy conditions, it peeks at 2:42. that will be the time the moon is covering the sun in 80% totalitity. 2:41 it will peak and gone by 4:00. make sure those glasses are nasa approved. much less humidity this weekend. the humidity will return monday. our next storm chance looks to be midweek. 79 in washington. it's a cool morning and also a less humid morning as you make your plans this saturday. separates 80 by 9:00 a.m. it will be very nice, taking temperatures up to 90 degrees today. a little muggy but not quite as bad as yesterday. if you're working on your fitness, comfortable conditions. temperatures in the upper 80s. tomorrow is not as humid at all. we'll keep comfortable

. -- clemson university. an adjunctenberg, professor of physics and astronomy joins us now. that is where he will be watching on monday, the total solar eclipse. it will be the 27th one he has observed in person, by far the most of anyone alive today. for the viewers out there who will be witnessing this total solar eclipse for the first time, what is your favorite moment of a total solar eclipse, and what are you looking forward to on monday? donald: what happens as