>> greenville sc.y here and i think you know, it looks like our community, or county will swell twice as big as normal. we are normally 400,000, we might get another 3 to 400,000 here. so close to atlanta and charlotte. when people hear about the forecast today they may be coming in our direction. we filled up every hotel so we have about 8500 hotels here and 17,000 people just in our hotels, so it'll be a lively spectacular day with -- janice: this is history here. >> this is history and brings out the best explore in all of us. come to find out, maybe we do like little science and math. janice: absolutely and geometry. >> and geometry and today is the day to see and witness it and i think for many what i've heard is you don't understand it until you've been through it. i can't wait myself to see it. janice: the sunglasses is at our hotel, they're hard to find. >> i test drove mine yesterday and for sure it is, okay, this is the way to view it and so if you don't have them, you need to find them, you

. >> senator steen taking this selfy from greenville, south carolina. certainly looked like you had fun. people all over were trying to get the perfect shot. did you? >> we had a big shot and i have a package at the bottom of the hour i will share with you. it was incredible. everything i imagined and more and the weather was great. let's look at temperatures, 75 in new york, 75 in chicago, potential of strong storms across the great lakes and upper midwest and interior northeast, large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes, if you live anywhere in these areas just know what to do, start watching. >> bottom of the hour my equally experience in greenville, don't go away. >> did it get dark? >> yes and the temperature dropped and we had a little wind. we saw stars in the sky. exciting. it was a little cloudy in new york city but still remarkable. i will show you pictures of my trip and bring you there. 13 minutes after the hour. a sinister plot thwarted. how terrorists were planning to use a barbie doll to blow up a plane. >> if you don't learn from hi

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reporter: in its totality or bust here in greenville, south carolina.t look at the eclipse across the usb don't have the certified classes. that's the main safety point. the whole u.s. will experience partial totality, but here in greenville, complete totality. let's look at the map because the one thing that might eclipse your view as the clouds. parts of the central southern plains, even the southeast where we could have the cloud cover that could cure your view. here in greenville, south carolina, i've got to say one of the best forecast for viewing here we will see a few little cloud, but i do believe when it comes at 2:38 p.m., total darkness in the afternoon. i want to quickly make mention because i'm a shameless self promoter. the book also comes out the same day as the eclipse. i know it's crazy. listen, want to make sure everyone is safe. you have to have the certified sunglasses. this is the first time we are singing a coast-to-coast total eclipse since 1918. the next time that will arise as 2024. keep your sunglasses, ladies. you know these w

she took her two teenagers to greenville, to see, and feel the eclipse. our question for peggy. was it worth it? >> it was totally worth it. we had our eclipse glasses ready for months, but something people don't realize is you actually have to take them off to see the total eclipse, otherwise you won't see a thing, and you'll miss the gorgeous corona. let me tell you, it was the most spectacular site i've ever seen. >> the sun, the solar heating is decreasing. >> reporter: it starts to get cool, as the moon takes a bite out of the sun. >> go ahead, put your glasses on, and watch the lights dim for one final time. >> reporter: at furman university carolina, a science professor gives play-by-play, and the band accompanies the moon for the start of its big show. as the total eclipse begins, the crowd gets excited. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: suddenly, the sun is gone, and we're told to -- >> take off your glasses now! [cheering] look around the sun, you can see the corona. >> reporter: my kids and i are blown away. >> oh, my god. >> i took my glasses off, i looked up at the site, and

swearen signed with the team and this reu nighnites him his high school teammate from greenvil greenvilleuth carolina. the two of them won a state title together. both even played college football in the state of south carolina just over two hours away. now 11 years later, norman playing a role in getting his former teammate to d.c. >> we always wanted to be here, anyway. that was the easy part. the free agency said, hey, come on over. i said, let me talk to these guys a little more. they asked me what type of guy he is. and i said, you want to talk about a wire. you're going to get shocked out here. >> reporter: two baseball nationals-marlins finishing their series against the marlins. not a good night. two-run homer. a.j. cole allows five runs over fooifr five innings. after being traded from minnesota, he looks good afr allowing no hits in nine innings. brian goodwin gets all of this one. going to get the nats on the with a robbery. takes a two-run homer away from goodwin. nats shut out by the marlins 7-0. >>> orioles posting the royals this girl. she's prepared because there was a 35-

by the time you get to the crash i hear the greenville exit there's not a problem. we'll look at the live look further west coming to the dublin interchange. there is a good volume of traffic. i will track it as the volume builds off 205. so far, laura, no big deal. back to you. >>> 4:31. a big deal for this family. a woman and her husband will say good bye to their daughters as they're forced to return to mexico after a 15-year fight for citizenship. maria sanchez will be floig to mexico city. they've been in the u.s. for 23 years. activists and ralliers. she spoke to us about how hard it is to leave. >> i don't even want to think about it. i know it's going to be difficult, so i have some of my friends i want to be there for them. >> her 12-year-old son is going to mexico for two years but plans to come back for high school. her special needs daughter will stay legally in the united states and another daughter is close to graduating uc san it at that cruz with a degree in human biology. >>> facing tough questions after its official twitter account re-tweeted a pos

. >> reporter: at the university in greenville, south carolina, a science professor gives a play by play for the start of their big show. as the total eclipse began, the crowd gets excited. suddenly we are told to look down. [ applause ] >> and look around the sun, you can see the corona. >> oh. okay. >> i took my glasses off and looked up at the sky. it looked like something from a movie. it didn't even look real. >> it was not pitch black, but dark enough to see things. >> wow. >> and look at the side, you'll see planet jupiter. >> after two minutes of the total eclipse there was another stunning sight. >> diamond red. [ cheering ] now is when you should put your glasses back on. >> it is very humbling. >> it was awesome. >> it was outstanding. an unbelievable experience. >> it was the most amazing thing i have ever seen. >> so it was a long ride back about ten hours from greenville and we hit a lot of construction delays on i-81. some people were sounding off about that on social media, but despite the delays, seeing a total eclipse was well worth it. >>> get ready toledo. 2024. sport

i'm hoping we are getting this full effect in greenville where i'm going to be.his is a big deal. >> tucker: you can see why people 100 years -- 300 years ago, before they explained the phenomenon might think the world was ending. >> absolutely. what i want to do for fox & friends' have a rooster close by. you know what's going to happen? it's going to get dark and the roosters going to think morning has come again. the roosters going to grow. yes, animals could freak out a little bit. the big deal is, if you don't have the sunglasses, they have to be approved. iso 1232 -- 2. they have to be approved. nasa will tell you what you need to be looking for. the last time we had a coastal eclipse coast-to-coast with 1918. do you remember, tucker, back in 1979? i was eight years old. i know i am giving away my age. how exciting that was. it is also very scary. it was almost like don't look at the sun, you could go blind. it's very true. you cannot look at the sun. an ophthalmologist likens it to being out when it's cloudy and it still getting a sunburn. if you are more

let's hear from robert in greenville, north carolina, independent. hi, robert.i forgot that we already spoke with you. we will move on to kim in ohio, democrat. caller: good morning. i have listened to all of the uproar over what even your guests have referred to on the larger calls, consideration of what actually occurred during that horrible day in our nation. i find it really awful and sad that when i am watching c-span, which i adore and watch every morning, most of your references to articles from "the washington post," which i would really challenge youth to find any that have anything good to say about our president -- i would challenge you to find any that have anything good to say about our president. mainstream media and washington media despise our president, and if he says something logical, it becomes inflamed. i really believe that some of the things happening in our country now are more related to the media creating bias against our president, rather than trying to bring our country together. host: ok, eric in naples, florida, republican. caller:

to this 6 pound 3-ounce baby girl born this morning in greenville, south carolina. her name... "eclipse". and the hospital appropriately decked her out in a total solar eclipse onesie. and if that isn't cute enough.. check this out... a hospital in chesterfield missouri celebrated the day by dressing up the newborns in eclipse-themed baby buntings. the parents got something too... a basket filled with sun chips, moon pies and eclipse gum. next at ten.... he is a bay area hip- hop pioneer... but tonight the rapper, known as keak- da- sneak is recovering in a hospital after he was shot several times early this morning.the shooter is still on the loose.tonight, we talk with a close family friend of the rapper, who gives us an update on his condition.a live report... is straight ahead. plus...new at 10.the northern california woman accused of livestreaming the crash that killed her 14-year-old sister is now speaking out from behind bars.what she says happened moments before she lost control of the car....and why she says she has her regrets.( steve 2sh in front of landingmuch more

jump in anytime you want i always appreciate phil if i can go to you holding the book there in greenville you've written about this. just real quickly i know it's there's a lot of detail in the book is been told is very good but a lot of our viewers have never ever heard of this event so could you in a nutshell tell us what happened fifty years ago in the mediterranean go ahead. well it's a long story and i'll try to condense it as best i can but it had to do with an attack that had been preplanned i believe for many months maybe two years in the planning yet it was it was portrayed as being a spontaneous war and that egypt had attacked israel. that was anything with the truth and and in fact since then most of the subsequent leaders of israel admitted that menachem begin for example admitted that others you talk are being admitted that that it was that it had been provoked by israel against syria jordan and egypt for many months the us everything came off the track when when the war commenced ten days earlier it was scheduled had been scheduled for months to start on june the fifteenth i

ok phil i'd like to go back to you in greenville it seems to me and correct me if i'm wrong that the the us turning a blind eye to this myth of gross injustice done to the sailors of the u.s.s. liberty that night it's seems to me an interesting point of departure because we have seen how the israeli lobby influences american foreign policy actually even drives that some people would say in the middle east so if you can get away with committing murder and i think that you know on the face of it that's exactly what it was committing murder and you can get away with it you can get away with just about anything else go ahead bill. well that's true and that's obviously an atrocity that cannot be forgiven in any way but it's important to for me to stress the fact that all of the other books ever written about the liberty sort of skipped over the involvement of lyndon johnson and our book does not do that pen's much of the responsibility on him i believe that having surrounded himself with with very overly zealous zionists as advisors. knew numerous men i'm not going to name all of them the

americans, of course, are looking into the sky for a sneak peek at the solar eclipse and in greenvilleuth carolina with possibly the best t-shirt i've seen and her glasses, good morning. janice: here we go. totality awesome. we were talking about the path of totality from the northwest to southeast. first time that we will get coast to coast totality in close to a hundred years. you can see the forecast and cloud cover, that's the one thing that might eclipse your view. if you live across the central u.s. portions of the upper midwest and south of greenville, south carolina the whole country will experience at the least partial and that means we will see darkness over the entire u.s. and so those collides might eclipse your view unfortunately but for greenville, south carolina the forecast is looking amazing and i was talking to someone who is in charge of tourists, tourists here and he was telling me that people are going to move north ward to come to greenville because the weather doesn't look as good south of this. that's the forecast. i al want to make mention because i'm such a sh

traffic is slow on the altamont pass, 205 and 580, and also approaching the incident at greenville.ivermore traffic looks good driving into dublin and the hayward area. if you're trying to get over to the peninsula the san mateo bridge is not a bad commute. here is interstate 880, and the oakland traffic moving along well with no major issues. i'm getting word of westbound 24 after the cold a cot something is blocking the -- culdacot and we will take a look at this and get back with you on more details coming up. >>> we will get to the weather in a second but we have a tropical storm that is almost hurricane which has intensified in here is harvey, nothing invisible about harvey. it is heading to the texas gulf coast and still only a tropical storm, but the last category 3 was a long time ago, october 2005. there are a lot of factors, and wind patterns and luck have kept another hurricane from hitting the u.s. category 3 or higher and this is not yet a category 1 but it looks like it wants to be with the wind at 60 miles an hour. this is a slow mover and rainfall up to 20 to 25 inch

host: robert in greenville, north carolina, independent. caller: good morning. i cannot believe that no one is jumping on donald trump, who is a hand grenade in the white house. somebody has to stop going about reelected and say what needs to be said and move this -- i do not know what to call him. he is -- there's nothing good about him. he has no good qualities. everything about donald trump is what we do not want in america or anywhere. it is time for the press -- the press needs to start talking impeachment. republicans need to stop worrying about whether they are going to get reelected intake this man out of office. pence backing him up, he should theeave this program to press conference with secretary mattis and rex tillerson. >> our condolences to the loss of life and injuries that occurred to so many innocent people yet again. we will continue to monitor the situation. wend

washington dcom and we drove to greenville. host: what went into planning this trip? how much did the hotel rooms cost? caller: we actually have family down here, so as soon as my dad found out the totality was going to be 100%, he booked a hotel right away and contacted my uncle. luckily, we did not have to pay for a hotel room. host: what did you notice around you? the number of all that were there -- what was it like? caller: it was honestly amazing. darker got darker and and when totality was 100%, the crickets came out and it really felt like it was nighttime and it was one of the most interesting experiences of my life. do you think it is important nasa has money to spend to research this type of phenomenon that your taxpayer money goes toward something like this? caller: 100%. i think it's a huge part of the general, our kids are the future and i'm glad we have the funds to do that. host: members of congress reacting to the total solar eclipse. this is neil degrasse tyson saying the divided united states of america will unite today cosmic event predicted by the

check out this room in greenville, south carolina. it's an embassy suites.s for $259 per night $799 a night, more than three times the price. think that's high? over in nashville, my producer found an even bigger spike. >> i just checked into in marriott. the price right now is $368 but for the eclipse, it skyrockets to $978 a night. >> reporter: now, try getting there. flights will cost you more too. this delta flight from new york to nashville, costing $211 on a regular sunday, but to get there this sunday, ahead of the eclipse, it will cost you almost $1,000, and once you arrive in a total eclipse zone, it's rental car time. in jackson, wyoming, renting this suv would normally cost you $115 per day, but for the eclips, that same suv going for more than $1,200 for the day. and it's not just businesses. even regular homeowners are printing money. renting out their houses south carolina. take a look at this house. three bedrooms, two baths, it's a nice house. normal sized house, not a mansion by any stretch. but guess how much the homeowners want during the

same goes for nashville and greenville, south carolina.e coast into columbia and especially charleston, that's where we're looking at our best chance of cloudiness and some scattered showers. so keep that in mind if you're out and about. still go out and see it. there's always that chance you'll see something out there. today, we are looking at the chance of isolated, severe weather. for the most part, the weather's quiet across the country today. that's a look at the w >>> good morning. i'm bill henley. clouds lingering this morning are out of the picture this afternoon. we'll see lots of sunshine. look at the warm-up, sunny and 89 in philadelphia. the humidity will drop some during the day in the suburbs, 88. going to feel close to 90 this afternoon. and warming into the upper 80s in new jersey, even a pretty good warm-up at the shore with the light westerly wind, 85 degrees. you will see more and more sunshine at the shore. middle to upper 80s for the lehigh valley and delaware, too. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> sti

south is, i think greenville. >> i think it goes through asheville and into greenville and down intoharleston. pretty close. so there's knowledge about the eclipse. let's see if we can do more. hi, everybody. here's a look at walnut creek. everybody is going east. go east. but you see, you're pretty cloudy. this is an area that's going to be clearing as the eclipse gets going. and by 10:15, when we hit our max, this is one of those areas that should be completely cleared out. at the beginning, it's going to start off gray. let's talk about that. slow sunshine and mild. let's start with our temperatures. and the areas that are darkest, that's where the clouds will be thickest. then they'll get brighter and brighter. that's where they'll become lighter and lighter. by 10:15, most of the south bay is clearing out. we'll be in the upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. mid 80s around gilroy and morgan hill. mostly sunny, partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions from munten view to redwood city and then cloudy from san mateo, millbrae, over towards the coast at 10:15. look at san francisco.

check out this room in greenville, south carolina.t's an embassy suite, goes for 259 per night now, during the eclipse, goes for 799 a night, more than three times the price. think that's high, over in nashville, my producer found an even bigger spike. >> i just checked into this marriott. the price right now, $368, but for the eclipse, it skyrockets to $978, a night. >> reporter: now try getting there. flights will cost you more too. this delta flight from new york to nashville costing $211 on a regular sunday, but to get there this sunday ahead of the eclipse, it'll cost you almost $1,000. and once you arrive in a tote eclipse zone, it's rental car time in jackson, wyoming, renting this suv would normally cost you 115 dollars per day. but for the eclipse, that same suv going for more than $1200 for the day. and it's not just businesses, even regular homeowners are printing money. renting out their houses for big cash on airbnb like here in south carolina. take a look at this house, three bedrooms, two baths, it's a nice house. norma

westbound 580 near greenville road, that crash has been pushed to the shoulder.lays out of tracy jammed for about 12 miles. that's 1:20, tracy to dublin. >> number five, north korea says it will device a plan by mid-month to fire missiles at the territory of guam. the military will present the plan to kim jong-un who will decide whether to proceed. >> number six, jim mattis scheduled to arrive in the bay area this afternoon. he's here to encourage private business participation in technology for national defense. >> number seven, uber bringing back free ice cream friday. so starting tomorrow, you can select uber ice cream in the app and a cone will be delivered to you and up to four friends. >> yes. >> i don't understand how that works. how do they keep it from melting? >> the question, will it be warm enough to enjoy an ice cream cone on friday? >> always. >> always warm enough. come on. >> always. >> that's a good answer. i with like it. have a grit day, everybody. >>> good morning, america. north korea's new threat. vowing to use absolute force. a plan to laun

>> greenville is a popular place, and all the hotels booked up.ded to give it a shot. >> reporter: what are you going to use the money for? i want to know what people are going to use the money for? >> we have dreams of a ten-year anniversary trip. >> this is the anniversary fund. >> reporter: good luck. >> thank you. >> reporter: hope someone doesn't trash the place. by the way, a lot of people have been asking me is this price gounging. the answer is no. price gouging is illegal and only happens during a state of emergency. if there's a hurricane or tornado that blows into a city or town, then gas stations raise their prices, hotels raise their prices, that's price gouging. here, this is just the law of supply and demand. it's capitalism, the free market, and it's allowed. back to you. >> jeff rossen clearing it up for us. >>> so on monday, the path of totality, what is this? >> a cool buzzword. it's basically we are right in it, the entire united states through that line has the best changes of seeing the sun totally obscured by the moon. >> wo

as you get to south carolina, greenville looks good, mostly sunny.eston closer to the coast we could see a few more clouds around that could partially obstruct that total eclipse. jose? >> dylan dreyer thank you so much. tune in tomorrow for live coverage of the total eclipse on nbc, msnbc, and nbcnews.com. >>> coming up the dramatic end to a 72-year search for a piece of u.s. naval history. >>> historians, undersea explorers and naval enthusiasts alike are celebrating a major discovery in the pacific, the wreckage of the "uss indianapolis" sunk by the japanese in the final days of world war ii has been found. its discovery solving one of the most infamous mysteries in u.s. naval history. here's nbc's steve patterson. >> that's it, paul, we've got it, the "indy." >> reporter: a dramatic end to a 72-year search. the wreckage of a famous world war ii war era ship once thought lost forever in the dark waters of the pacific ocean discovered friday. microsoft's billionaire co-founder paul allen funded the expedition to find the "uss indianapolis." >> we t

but there's a patch in greenville that will affect most of our viewers.show you what will affect voekz folks heading into san francisco coming up. >>> it's 6:44 right now. this a live look at people coming and gok at san jose airport. people arriving for flights this morning don't need to worry about a carbon monoxide issue but it was an issue earlier on a work level on a lower level. they say workers started feeling sick after they used a gas-powered saw. the area didn't have enough ventilation. two workers were hospitalized but will be okay. officials tell us the airport staff ventilated that area with fans and brought in that -- that worked nsh that fresh air. >> signed on july -- >> did you sthee in tee that inr right half of our video? it's new to the newsroom. a battery, watch it there, battery inside a woman's purse burst into flames in boulder city. the woman is okay, only suffered a leg burn, scorch mark showing where she dropped the battery after she jumped up. here's a city official who rushed in to help. >> she was kind of like in shock becaus

he settled in greenville, tennessee and what we have on iron and he made a good living at it. , afterlysses grant and and heil war is over, talks about 5 -- family plans. he of the things is that would rather go fishing. one of the things that is the signature cut out of it. had the letter cut out and there collecting signatures at this time and it is not an uncommon thing to see that and the signatures have been taken out. rutherford hayes has these shoes and they are pretty common. it is considered to be you can have and shoes made for you just like that. they don't appear to be left or right footed. here we are with james warfield is onat we have for them loan from the historic society. that is a dressing down not a bathrobe. it is a jacket you would have you takee house and something like this and put it on. it was pretty drab and it is comfortable around the house. here we are with chester arthur and the new york state archives. he gets a surprise. andter arthur was working they were coming into the army and it was a bit of a challenge. they tried to get all the weapons and choose ever

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 south carolina and our adam tuss, as we mentioned, will be in chopper 4. after he passes out the glasses, he'll go in the skies and have a unique perspective. you don't want to miss any of it. >> it will be a lot of fun. you have a couple of minutes. people are saying if you have a family of 12 -- if you have a big family, you can have one pair. you can pass them around. >> exactly. don't look at the sun. of course, the weather will make a huge difference on how much of the eclipse you can see today. >> we'll check in with rob for a check of traffic. we'll check in with sheena parveen. >> hey

eclipse eubanks was born in greenville, south carolina, at 8:04 yesterday morning. she was named for that cosmic event. she weighed in at 6 pounds 3 ounces. and will have awesome photos. >>> that little girl wasn't the only bundle of joy that made her debut. news 4's jack incompetent b-- jackie bensen reports on the babies born yesterday. >> he is. smiling a little bit. >> well, the rest of d.c. was putting on eclipse glasses and scanning the sky, this baby was coming into the world. three weeks early, 2:35 p.m. at med star washington hospital center. his father and older were off camera, the mom china beamed at her newborn's face. >> a special day. >> four unused eclipse glasses in the bag. >> just six minutes earlier at the same hospital, little cecilia joined what is a fairly exclusive club. babies born touring a solar eclipse. >> we definitely talked about the idea that it would be funny if she came during the eclipse. >> both sets of parents were unaware but delighted to learn that many astrologers believe babies born during the eclipse will be capacity for str

. >> reporter: the car itself was discovered abandoned on the other side of greenville. this is jonathan ritter from his facebook page posing on the bridge. he said to be borrowing the va -- be a to be at the time. >> the person of interest suspect. we're looking for him. but we would also like him to turn himself in. >> the kid went out of control because he was going too fast. >> reporter: neighbors who heard the engine road, the tires give, the clinician, said that he is not known to have a car or drive option. >> i have seen in fighting with his girlfriend. he was probably arranged. struggle accusing group.>> he is been spotted in the community since the hit-and- run. >> even his best friends, and we get he will hide him. you don't to this kind of stuff and walk away. >> wershe regard for the person that you have hurt? see if you can help him. >> reporter: uc berkeley's chancellor, and a written statement praised his intelligence and compassion. calling him an extraordinary colleague who love to the university. he lived in berkeley and was married with two sons. >>>

. >> greenville, new castle countly have telescopes ready for the historic event. solar eclipse to be contained in the continental u s in almost 100 years, on august 21 the moon will pass between the earth and the sun, on track from oregon to south carolina. >> the moon's orbit is tilted little bit, with respect to where the sun is. and so every once in a while the moon actually passes. >> in our area 80% of the sun will be covered, but those who see total eclipse will get to view a phenomenon known as the corona. >> when the moon is looking -- blocking the surface of the sun then you can see all of that thin, yes, surrounding the sun. >> telescopes need to be protected just like our eyes do, so fitted when special solar filter for the big event if you miss this eclipse you will to wait until 2024 for the neck one, at some point in time solar eclipse also fade into history. >> in about 500 million years there won't be any total eclipses any more. >> that's because the moon is slowly retreating from the err , eventually not able to block out the sun. but that's not

the observe tore any greenville, new castle countly have its telescopes ready for the historic event.first solar eclipse to be totally contained in the continental us in almost 100 years, on august 219 moon will pass between the earth and the sun on a track from oregon to south carolina. >> we're orbiting around the sun, the moon orbiting around the earth. but the moon's orbit estimated little bit to respect to where the sun; so every once in a while the moon actually passes >> here in our area, only about 80% of the sun will be covered. but those who see total eclipse will get to view a phenomenon known as the corona >> when the moon is blocking the surface of the sun, then you can see all that thin gas surrounding the sun. >> telescopes at the observatory need to be protected just like our eyes do. so they'll be fitted with a special solar filter, just for the big event. if you missed this eclipse, you'll have to wait until 2024 for the next one, but at some point in time, solar eclipses will fade into history. >> about 500 million years, there aren't going to be any total eclipses

greenville, south carolina, looks good.rleston closer to the coast we could see a few more clouds around that could partially obstruct that total eclipse. >> dylan dreyer thank you so much. stay tuned for live coverage tomorrow here on nbc, msnbc, and nbcnews.com. >>> coming up a and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. you for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. your strips are slippy... whiter than mine? ...mine ar

still very tropical as it churns right around the area from monroe, up towards say getting close to greenville, mississippi there. you can see the moisture moving in to alabama and heading up towards atlanta, all the way up i-85 into north carolina. in fact, look at the rainfall amounts. possibly 4 to 8 inches of rain the next 24 to 48 hours from north carolina all the way to cincinnati. localized flooding there. back here at home, feels great when you step outside. 54 at west portal to the financial district at 59. 61 at walnut creek. dress for 53 in santa clara. richmond and union city at about 57. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. on the roads today, the isolated fog right around napa. mild to hot from san francisco to the suburbs on mass transit, and on the bay, grab the sunglasses. a lot of bright sunshine. we'll talk about spare the air days coming up next. here's alexis. >> okay, mike. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. not many folks out and moving into the san francisco area yet. we have a little less than an hour to go before the metering lights are flipped on. a

. >> reporter: in greenville, south carolina, a baby girl born early was named eclipse, and people everywhereed to preserve this once-in-a-lifetime moment, using their protective glasses to take photos on their smartphones and post them on social media, which exploded in wonder. this nasa image shows the international space station crossing the eclipse. >> it looks just a tiny bit like pacman. >> reporter: the charleston harbor resort and marina threw an eclipse beach party-for 2,000 people. when totality arrived, the clouds parted just in time for jenelle and little alexis. humbling? >> very. that's the word. >> reporter: in many states highways are jammed because tonight's great migration of stargazers heading home. anthony, some of them have already begun planning for the next big solar i clips, which is in april 2024. >> mason: and the crossroads, mark strassmann, will be right here again in carbondale, illinois. a total eclipse today. another one in seven years. tens of thousands came here to southern illinois university in carbondale to watch the total eclipse. some came for fun. some f

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this little girl was born this morning in greenville, south carolina.t was one of the cities in the path of totality. her parents named her eclipse in honor of today's spectacle in the sky. >>> one giants shutout this season. do you know who started the other shutout? >> meet ruben foster. this guy sure did. why 49er fans should be excited about this guy next. >>> trash now stretches more than a block after an oakland homeless camp was bulldozed. >> this was unjust, unfair, inhumane. >> union pacific says they did it in the name of safety, but we learned the land is not the railroad's property. >> no one has said they'll come back to clean this up, not union pacific, not the city, not the county. >> while the nomeless have moved on -- homeless have moved on. expect original reporting from kpix5 news. expect more. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart

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janice: history being made in greenville, south carolina. game. >> this is the best game have you ever been to? >> yes, ma'am. janice: have you done this before? >> no. this is my first time. janice: first baseball game, actually. >> is this your first eclipse. >> i am. very excited. janice: there is a lot of firsts going on here. are you excited? >> yeah. janice: oh my gosh. it's happening. do not adjust your set. we are having a total solar eclipse. the temperature is dropping. i feel a slight breeze. i'm so excited. [cheers] is it everything you ever expected? >> yes. >> yes? >> yes. it was awesome. >> i'm going insane in my mind. did this really just happen? >> it was very dark and it was an awesome experience. >> there is no word to explain it. it was just awesome. >> i feel like it brought america together, right, for two minutes? >> i hope. so i hope so. we need something to bring us together. >> just to experience this and see how many people actually would come and take off your glasses and have this surreal moment of just wow, our

he moved around a little bit but settled suddenly in greenville, tennessee, where he started his own tailoring business. we have on loan some of his shears and a large iron. iron weighs about 10 pounds. he was a successful businessman at doing that, and made a pretty good living at it very here we are with ulysses s. grant. the id. we -- the item we have is a letter, which you had written to his sister-in-law. he wrote it after the civil wars 1865, and het of is talking about sending her a check of $500. he is talking about the family plans. but what is interesting in the letter is how he is talking about how he does not want to have a big party to celebrate at the end of the civil war and he would rather go fishing. one of the things interesting about the letter is grant's signature is cut out of it. somebody would write to the family and say, i would like grant's signature and the family would cut it out of the letter but the rest for themselves. so a lot of people were collecting signatures at this time and it is not an uncommon thing to see that. you would see that in a lot of di