dan springer is watching at solar fest, madras, oregon. it's almost there. the excitement must be building and building like fireworks. >> it's building here. we are about 12 minutes away from total darkness in madras, oregon, one of the first spots in america that is going to be in total darkness. of the folks are getting ready. we've got people here with tinfoil hats because they think they need that for protection. they also say those who will not be wearing the hats could be slaves to them by the end of the day so we are not quite sure what they are all about but they are from washington. we've got people from all over the world who have descended on madras, oregon because they were told years ago that this was the best place to watch the solar eclipse because of the chance of sunny skies that we got today. as i look up with my glasses i can see we have a sliver of that sun still showing. it's fast approaching. i already feel that the temperature has dropped a little bit and it has kind of a dusky field but we have a lot more in store when this goes comp

.>> dan springer reports from a usually quiet town in oregon that turned into eclipse central today. >> reporter: the great american solar eclipse started on the oregon coast, darkness came to madras, oregon at 10:19 am. with the moon completely covering the sun, only the sun's outer atmosphere called the corona was visible. many were in all. >> it is dark! >> this is the coolest thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: the reaction was the same as the shadow raised across the country hitting speeds of 1400 miles per hour . they were big eclipse parties throughout the 70 mile wide, 2500 mile-long path of totality. the celestial show was over in a virtual blink of an eye. lucky viewers were treated to more than two minutes of darkness. the eclipse slipped off the coast of south carolina just an hour and a half after it all began in oregon.>> it was very weird once the sun actually vanished. watching everyone scream and have a great time was a blast. >> reporter: nasa had a live picture throughout on its website. officials said this would be the most studied eclipse in history the dozen ma

in mad res oregon dan springer >> those in the district didn't let the workday get in the way.s took off work or cut out early to catch the rare phenomenonal. many went to watch parties as we do now with every event we turn it into a party at a local bar or they went to the national museums and joined millions of others across the country for rare few minutes under the same great american eclipse as they're calling it >> shared experience >> it was cool. >>> fox 5 news at 11:00 and 11:30 >> i didn't get a chance to see it. >> i did see it and it was cool. >> i saw it on tv. >>> coming up at 11:00. he's a local priest who used to be a member of the kkk. why he decided to go public with his story. >>> a woman was attacked as she walked down the street. the suspect just 13 years old. we'll tell you what happened. >>> the scramble to fix dangerous living conditions at a maryland apartment building we'll hear from the tenants who may be forced out of their homes tomorrow. those stories and more. tonight at 11:00. tonight at 11:00. did you know slow internet can actually hold your bu

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dan springer at solar fast in oregon, a small roller rural town, oregon is the first state to get it today. has had to happen at 10:19 local time. is that about right, dan? >> that is right, shep, and they just had a countdown behind me. looking at the sun, and we are just seconds ago had the very first beginning of the partial eclipse from the top of the sun, and it will work its way down through the middle. as you said, at 10:19 we will go total darkness here in madras, oregon. they are calling the solar town. so many people have descended on the place. on the go identified as the best place in the country to watch the solar eclipse because it has a 35% better chance of having bright clear skies than anywhere else on the country. and we have them today, just on cue. people are really excited. a lot of people here that were taking pictures and videos coming after glasses on, already looking at the eclipse has it has begun, so a lot of excitement here. amateur scientists everywhere across the country who will be uploading video and pictures to nasa, and we have scientists who will be

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. kelly: dan springer, thank you.re preparing for that spectacle, but will the weather cooperation in for more on that, adam klotz is live in the fox extreme weather center with details. what can we expect? >> reporter: well, depending on where you are, maybe some folks are going to need the umbrella. that path is always way back from the pacific northwest, oregon, running down through the carolinas. it's this red line, that's that 70-mile gap where you get the totality. outside of that you begin to see less and less of the sun blocked. but that's the region we're really paying attention to where i know folks are heading that direction. your cloud cover forecast, this is a little dicey to get exactly at a specific time where the cloud cover's going to be at that hour, at 2:30 eastern time, but you do see areas where the cloud cover is thicker. the reason for it by monday afternoon there are going to be some areas across the country where we're tracking at least some pop-up showers. he's what that could look like -- he

in seattle dan springer fox news. >> all right.want to make something clear because we're talking so much about the eclipse and here in washington area we'll get a partial eclipse. >> yes. >> so it's going to be like dusk for a little right. >> here's the deal it's like 80% coverage we won't be 80%. >> dark. >> exactly. >> it's a gradual thing. it's not like moon goes whoop and whoops is gradual. if you were to walk outside a don't know you would necessarily mtsness. it may be shady or something like that sense of shade. >> even that depend on if it's cloudy or not on monday. >> i'm going based on sue palka told me. >> you haven't read up on it yourself. >> no. >> i'm pretty sure that's you know good information. >> laughter ]. >> eclipse of the big wheel. >> that's when it look like in columbia. >> all right. okay. >> we clearly had too many drinks and moon pies. this show he is off the rails at this point. but the storms are out of here. there's still active flash flood warning in place down here. northern sections of st. mary co

. >> definitely worth it, go outside take a peak a lot of people d fox's dan springer has a look at the event that captivated the entire nation. >> reporter: great american solar eclipse started on the oregon coast, darkness came to madres oregon at exactly 10:19 in the morning. >> wow, this is amazing report on the with the moon completely covering the sun only the sun's outer atmosphere was visible. many in awe. >> oh, my gosh it is dark. >> wow. >> probably coolest thing i have ever seen. >> that is amazing once in a lifetime. >> reporter: reaction was the same as shadow race add cross the country hitting speed of 1400 miles an hour. there were big eclipse parties throughout the zero seven mild wide, 2500-mile long path of totality the celestial show was over in a blink have the eye, lucky viewers were treated to american two minutes of darkness, eclipse slipped off the coast of south carolina just an hour and a half after it began in oregon. >> very weird, watching everybody scream, everything a great time was a blast. >> reporter: nasa had a live picture throughout on the web site,

dan springer was at ground zero for pacific northwest viewers in oregon. >> they great american solarse started along the oregon coast. darkness came to madras, oregon, in the morning. >> this is amazing. >> with the moon covering the sun, only the corona was visible. >> oh, my gosh. it's dark. >> probably the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> amazing. once in a lifetime. >> the reaction was the same as the shadow raced across the country. there were big eclipse parties throughout the 70-mile wide, 2500-mile long path of totality. the celestial show was over in the blink of an eye. lucky viewers were treated to more than 2 minutes of darkness. the eclipse slipped off the coast of south carolina just an hour and a half after it all began in oregon. stick a very weird. once the sun vanished, watching everybody scream and have a great time was a blast. >> officials said this would be the most studied eclipse in history. a dozen major projects, many involving citizen scientists. matt henry was among 1500 amateur photographers. >> i have seen a number of things, like the northern lights. th

fox news's dan springer is in seattle with the very latest. hi, dan. reporter: hey, david.ned june 25th in washington, a city just south of seattle. local law enforcement officials could not or perhaps would not tell us immigration status of 23-year-old man charged with committing this heinous crime. yesterday immigration officials finally confirmed to fox news, salvadore garcia was illegal immigrant but since 2013 was allowed to stay as so-called dreamer under the daca program. he was caught on surveillance camera and witness peering at girls in the apartment pool after 9:00 at night. the 19 year-old victim was running on complex gym. she was brutally attacked. according to the probable cause document she had bloody head, missing teeth. was only wearing her tank top. her ear was torn and dangling. numerous cuts on her head. upper lip was torn. bleeding unable to talk. she suffered a broken orbit tall bone, broken jaw and broken nose. rape kit discovered mail dna. the attack happened as city debated its sanctuary city law which was passed in january. a citizens group has co

dan springer has more on the event that captivated the entire country. >> reporter: great american solar eclipse started along oregon coast, darkness came to madres oregon at exactly 10:19 in the morning. >> amazing. >> reporter: with the moon completely covering the sun only the sun's outer atmosphere was visible, many were in awe. >> oh, my gosh it is dark. >> wow. >> it is probably the coolest thing i have ever seen. >> that is amazing once in the lifetime right here. >> reporter: reaction was same as shadow raced across the country hitting speed of 1400 miles an hour. there were parties throughout the 07-mile wide, 2500-mile long path of totality. the celestial show was over in a virtual blink of an eye lucky viewers were treated to more than two minutes of dark ness, eclipse slipped off, the coast of south carolina an hour and a half, after it began in oregon. >> very weird watching sun vanish watching everybody scream have a great time was a blast. >> reporter: nasa had a live picture throughout. officials stay would be most studied eclipse in history with a dozen major projects, m

what we are seeing. 99 years was the last one. >> melissa: soquel, dan springer, thanks. >> jon: on thehour of "happening now," u.s. and south korea troops starting prep here. -- intentions were as on the korean peninsula. ♪ >> jon: we are back in an hour. melissa is ready. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we will begin with a fox news alert. president trump announcing a new strategy for afghanistan. in a primetime address to the nation, this is a "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner, sandra smith here today, republican strategist lisa boothe pray to the host of "kennedy" kennedy, and #oneluckyguy, brian kilmeade, and host of the syndicated show on fox news radio. you are outnumbered, great daddy back. >> i'm glad to be heard, on the day of the eclipse. i do not forget that i would be the lucky guy of the last eclipse, so to be here this time is fantastic.

dan springer in provo, utah where a popular mayor is trying to advance to washington but we start offent jonathan serrie live in birmingham where two formidable contenders for the u.s. senate will square off in what will be a very interesting race. jonathan, good evening. >> good evening to you, bill. you know, senator luther strange has the advantage of incumbency and very well-funded campaign. it was strong grassroots support that helped roy moore force the race into a runoff. >> led that god would have me consider this candidacy. >> alabama's former chief justice and a favorite among religious conservatives roy moore says a different type of outside report pushed him to the top in tuesday's special primary. >> we have worked this campaign about a 16th of the money they have gotten out of washington. >> moore now faces a runoff against incumbent senator luther strange who enjoyed support from establishment republicans and president trump who tweeted wow, senator luther strange picked up a lot of additional support since my endorsement. nau in september runoff. strong on wall and cri

dan springer is following that story, he's live in seattle now. >> the vicious attack happened june 25ththe city of burien. local law enforcement officials could not or perhaps would not tell us the immigration status of the 23-year-old man charged with committing the crime. yesterday, immigration officials finally confirmed salvador garcia was an illegal immigrant, but since 2013 was allowed to stay in the u.s. with a so-called dreamer under the program. police say he was caught on surveillance camera and by a witness appearing at girls at the apartment pool, just after 9:00 at night. the 19-year-old victim was running on the treadmill at the complex gym, that's when she was brutally attacked. according to probable cause document, she had a blood he had come a missing teeth, was only wearing her tank top, her ear was torn and dangling, numerous cuts on her head, upper lip was torn, bleeding and unable to talk, she suffered a broken orbital bone, broken jaw, and broken nose, and also discovered male dna. a citizens group has collected enough signatures to get a referendum on the november

fox's dan springer explains. >> reporter: this will be the first coast to coast total solar eclipse sinceshington state to florida. the path of this one will be similar. going from the pacific to the atlantic. >> a total eclipse of the sun happens when the sun, the moon and earth all line upper if he cannily the and the moon is able to cast a shadow down on to the earth. now there's about 70-mile wide strip across the entire united states starts in portland oregon goes all the way out to charlestown south carolina. but everywhere you are in north america you're going see something called a partial eclipse. where a little bit of the sun is going to be blocked out. >> nasa scientists will have 11 different spacecrafts observing from space. but they're also asking observers on land to enter data about how the event effects their weather conditions. the information you collect can help scientists understand the way sunlight inter acts with the earth's atmosphere. >> we're asking people all over the country to help us observe how the eclipse changes the atmosphere of the earth. wonderful natur

dan springer has the report. >> reporter: night of the june 25th in the apartment building outside ofr-old woman was savaging beaten and raped. she stumbled home and had a bloody head. and missing teeth and only wearing tank top. after recovering blood soaked pants, the police arrested the 23-year-old garcia. he is an illegal immigrant. ice confirmed that grace grace was given doca -- dac a status. he was removed after van burren was a safrpthuary city. the effort to stop the law. >> and she was unconscious in the apartmenta physical fitness. isn't >> the city council is divided. supporters say the attack is not an indictment of the policy. >> then i.t. were the case of all committing the crime we tonight. we look at the facts. >> the opponents argue that it makes citizens less safe. >> you lead to have welcoming we want everyone here to feel happy and safe. how can we know that. >> gaffers kwla is held on a 350000 bail. and van burren could repeople want sanctuary city law. >> lou: we'll be right back, stap stay. president trump signs into law sanctions against russia and irap and no

dan springer had a prime viewing spot in madras, oregon. the solar he clip started at the oregon coast at 10-19 in the morning. with the moon completely covering the sun. even the sun's outer atmosphere called the corona was visible. >> oh, my gosh, it's dark. >> this is probably the coolest thing i have ever seen. reporter: the reaction was the same as the shadow raced across the country. there were big eclipse parties along the path of totality. the celestial show was over in the blink of an eye. the eclipse slipped off the coast of south carolina just an hour and a half after it began in oregon. >> watching everybody scroll and have a great time was a blast. reporter: many prongs included legions of scientists. matt henry had equipment good enough to up load photos to google for an eclipse movie. even president trump and his family took in a partial eclipse at the white house. reporter: for one day at least it brought this country together. the natural phenomenon won't be seen again coast to coast in this country for another 28 years. gr

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dan springer has the report. >> reporter: night of the june 25th in the apartment building outside ofa 19-year-old woman was savaging beaten and raped. she stumbled home and had a bloody head. and missing teeth and only wearing tank top. after recovering blood soaked pants, the police arrested the 23-year-old garcia. he is an illegal immigrant. ice confirmed that grace grace was given doca -- dac a status. he was removed after van burren was a safrpthuary city. the effort to stop the law. >> and she was unconscious in the apartmenta physical fitness. isn't >> the city council is divided. supporters say the attack is not an indictment of the policy. >> then i.t. were the case of all committing the crime we tonight. we look at the facts. >> the opponents argue that it makes citizens less safe. >> you lead to have welcoming we want everyone here to feel happy and safe. how can we know that. >> gaffers kwla is held on a 350000 bail. and van burren could repeople want sanctuary city law. >> lou: we'll be right back, stap stay. president trump signs into law sanctions against russia and ira

dan springer live out there in oregon. thanks, dan. not everyone is celebrating, obviously.pse in tonight's focus on faith, religion correspondent lauren green reports there are people who believe it means much more than meets the eye. >> in a few days, millions will witness a rare total solar eclipse as the moon blocks out the sun arching a path across the nation. but beyond the science, some see biblical prophecy that the heavens tell a divine destiny, even a sign the end times predicted in the holly scriptures. >> signs are a mystery. so are prophecy. both those things they are shrouded in mystery. they have to be unlocked. >> only speculate what the eclipse could mean. >> right now we are living in a divided nation. we are seeing lawlessness. we are seeing just recently what's happened. i wonder if it's not a sign from god asking us to come back to our senses. >> from the old to new testament, several verses in the bible reference eclipses the prophet joel what believe second coming of christ in the last days. saying the sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blo

dan springer tells us. >> on the night of june 25, a 19-year-old woman was beaten and raped. she had a bloody head, missing teeth, ear was torn, was only wearing her tank top. four days later police arrested their suspect at the apartment complex next door. 23-year-old salvador diaz garcia, an illegal immigrant. i.c.e. confirmed he passed a background check in 2013 and was given daca status. renewed twice, most recently january 21st. now there's an effort to repeal the law. led by craig keller who says the victim was not helped by immigrants willingness to come forward. >> she was beaten unconscious in her apartments physical fitness room and then raped. >> the city council is divided. supporters, they say the attack is not an indictment of the policy. >> if it were the case that all people undocumented work committing these crimes, we would have a higher number but we don't. we should look at the facts. >> opponents argue giving sanctuary to illegals makes citizens less safe. >> you want to lean toward having this welcoming, we want everybody here to be happy and feel safe,

. >> jon: looks like a beautiful day there, dan springer, thank you. >> heather: president trump striking a defiant tone and returning to his original stand on charlottesville, the president lashing out at the media and asserting that ault left activists were just as responsible for the violence, but critics say the president did more than make a point, they say that by equating counter protesters with neo-nazis and white supremacists, he gave the white nationalist movement a big boost. general caldwell getting emotional on "fox & friends" while discussing this. >> he failed us, and it's very unfortunate that our president would say things like he did in that press conference yesterday when he said, there is good people on the side of the. mr. president, good people don't powell around with nazi's. i'm sorry that this is where we are right now. i hope the president learns a lesson from this press conference yesterday. it's disturbing. >> heather: dreaming i was oliver mcgee, a former white house senior policy activist and zach mccanna's. he's a former senior advisor for the democratic nat

one of those americans was dan springer in the middle of all of the excitement in oregon.t going? >> ron: there was no talk of politics out here. there was no talk of sports or religion or problems at work. everybody came here for a good time to see something that hasn't happened in this country, a coast-to-coast eclipse, in 99 years. they came, saw, and got the heck out of here. solar town is emptying out. this field was loaded with campers. there was another field down the road that had 20,000 campers. they have cleared out. 500 private planes flew in, and they have left. everyone is on the road, and that's where the problem is. it was a unifying event because everybody was here for a good time and they were here to see something that is so rare, this celestial dance between the moon and sun and earth and darkness and running around the moon as it crosses directly in front of the sun. it was amazing. we got some sound as we were going, doing live shots and talking to people. getting the reactions, the raw emotions and the wrong reactions as they were watching this thing

dan springer is live in oregon when tens of thousands of visitors are expected to show for a once intell us all about the folks already there. rex i can tell you -- >> nasa is saying that this will be the most viewed and perhaps the most studied solar eclipse of all time. because 200 million people can get to this band of totality within one day drive. we are with a lot of them here in oregon where they have rolled out the red carpet for these folks with a thing called solar fest. events like this are happening across the country. this one has drawn visitors from all over the world. many will tell you they are astronomy geeks. this family drove 16 hours from los angeles and spent $5000 on equipment. it will take pictures just for themselves. but others will join a legion of citizens and scientists that will be uploading to nasa and google and all different outlets. >> it is just amazing. we as humans, we see what gave us life. >> the eclipse starts tomorrow after 9:00 a.m. pacific time on the oregon coast. and a 90 minutes later the south carolina coast. the path of totality will be

and dan springer as the details on how you can help nasa on the day of the eclipse. >> reporter: thiss the first coast-to-coast solar eclipse since the 1918 when it crossed washington state to florida and the path to this one will be similar from the pacific to the atlantic.>> the total eclipse of the sun happens when the sun, moon and earth line up perfectly and the moon will cast a shadow onto the earth. there is a 70 mile wide strip across the u.s. that will begin in portland, oregon out to charleston, south carolina but everywhere you are in north america you will see a partial eclipse where a little bit of the sun will be blocked out.>> reporter: the nasa scientists will have 11 different spacecraft observing from space and they are asking observers on land to enter data about how it will affect their weather conditions and this information that you collect can help scientists understand how the sun will interfere with the earth's atmosphere. >> this will help them collect data on how the earth, the eclipse will change the earth. we know the shadow will pass by in that will chang

dan springer has the details and info on how you can help nasa the day of the eclipse. >> reporter: thisl be the first coast to coast total solar eclipse since 1918 when it crossed from washington state to florida. the path of this one will be similar, going from the pacific to the atlantic. a total eclipse of the sun happens when the sun, the moon, and the earth all line up perfectly. and the moon is able to cast a shadow down onto the earth. now, there's about a 70-mile- wide sprip across the entire united states. it starts in portland, oregon, and goes across the country. but everywhere you are in the country you are going to be able to see a partial eclipse. >> reporter: nasa is asking observers on land to enter data about how the event affects their weather conditions. the information you collect can help scientists understand the way sunlight interacts. >> we're asking people all over the country to help us observe how the eclipse changes the atmosphere of the earth. there's this wonderful natural experiment that's happening. we know the shadow is going to pass by, and that's going

dan springer is live. hey, dan. >> yeah. good morning, guys.country, really. but oregon was long ago identified as a premier spot to watch this eclipse because of its high desert blue skies and also because it's right in the center of the 70-mile wide path of darkness. so tens of thousands of people either drove here or flew in. 500, in fact, by private planes. they're here from los angeles, new york, and well beyond. we even caught up from a guy from dublin, ireland who's going to see his fourth total eclipse. he describes the crowd reaction when day turns to night. >> everyone was just with joy, with wonder, experience the phenomenon that maybe 2,000 years ago that we were terrified of. >> many people brought high-powered telescopes and sophisticated cameras. nasa believes that this will be the most studied eclipse of all time. just because 200 million people can get to the path in one day's drive. now, matt henry is among 1,500 amateur scientists who will be uploading pictures for a google movie on the event. thousands have also helped nasa

fox's dan springer has the latest. >> reporter: this will be the first coast to coast total solar eclipsecific to the atlantic. >> a total eclipse of the sun happens when the sun, the moon and the earth all line up perfectly. and the moon is able to cast a shadow down onto the earth. now, there's about a 70-mile wide strip across the entire united states starts in portland oregon goes all the way out to charleston south carolina but everywhere you are in north america you'll see something called a partial eclipse where a little bit of the sun is going to be blocked out. >> reporter: nasa scientists will have 11 spacecraft watching from space. the information you collect can help scientists understand the way sunlight interacts with the earth's atmosphere. >> we're asking people all over the country to observe how the eclipse changes the atmosphere the earth. this wonderful natural experiment that's happening. we know this shadow is going to pass by and that's going to change things like temperature level humidity clouds. so in fact the only thing the people need to be involved in this exp

have a great view obviously from oregon today i know going to cover it for both networks as well, dan springer>> i want to bring in optometrist owner of advanced visioncare doctor good morning. >> good morning thanks for having me. >> i was reading article the weekend about the concerns by optometrists with regards to eye damage they are worried that er visits are going to jump today or tonight because people are not going to be doing the right thing the safe thing to watch the solar eclipse. so tell us what we need to do correctly so we don't damage our eyes. >> obviously, you guys know you need to have pair of certified eclipse glasses, they need to be worn at all times whileing watching the eclipse it is important to know difference between these and regular pair of sun glasses these are 100,000 times depreciating than regular pair of sunglasses these need to be on all types put them on, not looking directly at the sun then you can look at the sun, then look away from the sun, and then you can take them off again also not safe to use the devices as cameras, tell scopes, or other things with

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