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martin griffiths, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. so long ago, you said something very striking. you said, "the state of the world is terrifying." and i suppose that one of the terrifying elements for you is that the scale of need so far outstrips your ability at the un to offer assistance. and also to be funded, to get the income you need to meet those needs. so, this year, 2023, we have... ..over 350 million people in the world need humanitarian assistance... which is substantially more than last year. substantially more than last year. so, the direction of travel is negative. it's huge. it's almost vertical. the cost of the humanitarian programmes that i'm responsible for around the world, in 36 different countries, is about $56 billion for this year. to come from the member states of the united nations. to come from the member states, of which about 20 are donors, of which the top five pay 60% of all humanitarian aid. so, a very small donor base. as of today, we have received about one third of that $56 billion, and we're now in

so 1st of all, we heard that from martin griffith, talking about the negotiations going on. the hope that maybe more a might get in as soon as tomorrow at least he's, he's hopeful that he thinks there's a chance that will happen. how is that kind of message going down? how is it being seen across the west bank? well, boston is here. i've been saying that what is going right now inside because that is a drop in the ocean. it's not enough. it's won't get to all of the need. the people inside the besieged cause a strip, but never the less. they say it's much needed then there are hoping for more that comes and we've been already talking to more people here in the occupies westbank. and they were saying that it's also important to note that the issue of the disease because of that it is not just human interior. people just are not looking for at foods and walter, but they are looking for a political solution. they're looking for a cease fire they want, and then to solve the suffering off. the promise thing is under the bombardment, and we're seeing as most as here by some kind o

not really griffith, as i've seen a ground breaking project on how flat to pray, and people hands will decompose the climate change. its samples have been buried bags and we bought them get a better sense of what's going to happen to these eco systems under teacher climates. they're very critical ecosystems for carbon does carbons been deposited over a thousands of years. and so it's really important understand what's going to happen under warming, and these really high carbon ecosystems, colker and griffith hayes have to pete simulating different climates in each class . how. how will the book behave at 9 degrees of global warming, or the bags provide crucial clues the spinning for certain years pretty decompose, and we have a lot of other bags buried in the seat here. the high, the temperature, the oil, the organic components and the pete decompose and the more harmful c o 2 gets released. a disaster. so the clock or mean really increases the rate of the composition and the feet one. and so we absolutely turn the eco systems from thinks of carbon, the sources of carbon, and it's an a

to those counts martin griffiths is talking about.— those counts martin griffiths is talkin: about. .lis _ talking about. to make things clear, over 100,000 israelis had _ talking about. to make things clear, over 100,000 israelis had to - over 100,000 israelis had to evacuate from their homes? are we committing those things to our own people? this is a war. i think people? this is a war. i think people don't get it.— people? this is a war. i think people don't get it. hamas started it... but people don't get it. hamas started it- -- iout it — people don't get it. hamas started it--- iout it is— people don't get it. hamas started it... but it is not _ people don't get it. hamas started it... but it is not a _ people don't get it. hamas started it... but it is not a war _ people don't get it. hamas started it... but it is not a war with - people don't get it. hamas started it... but it is not a war with no i it... but it is not a war with no rules. ~ ., ., ., . . ., ., rules. we are going according to the international— rules. we are going according to the international law, _ rules. w

there's good, there's my 5, do you and so many terry and had mazda in griffith says he is heading to the region to try to negotiate access for right to cause a we need access to aid. we are in deep discussions for the israelis with the addictions and with others. huge really helped by secretary blinking and his travels round the region. and i'm hoping to have some good news this morning about getting aid through rafa. one of the crossing points was an important one. integral is that to help those 1000000 people who move south as well as those who lives there already, the lines mountain griffith speaking to them. how's that pollution? as a journalist, a new set out in the central gaza strip and asked him to tell us more about how things are where he is. situation is very miserable, very hard to see people farming from time to time in this area. as long as that, it's more he'd be here in colorado city and the north and then left her many reports or sofa killed, full of feeding, been injured from different places. according to the ministry of l. a. reaching the hospitals across the stra

martyred griffins, the —— martin griffiths, from the un.rner, a spokesperson for the israel defense forces, updated me... 0n israel's military objectives and the bombing campaign. the people of gaza are paying for the failed leadership of hamas. they have failed the people of gaza. our responsibility, primarily, is to ensure and secure the people of israel once more. we can't live in a situation where we are afraid that somebody will come over into our bedrooms and butcher our babies. that is unacceptable and it won't happen. unfortunately, unfortunately, we need to try and be persistent that hamas can never have this, wield this sword of death against our heads. we know what will happen if we do not destroy and dismantle hamas. we're not willing to raise a white flag to terrorism. we can't bow our heads to these terrorist organisations because, if we do, they will chop it off. if we have a look at international law, while there is a right to defend yourself, there is also obligations to respect the rules of law, taking care of the civilian

this is an illusion to what was said by mutton griffith. so while ago it wasn't, it has been issued volume is r e o thought it is to 20 medical institutions including the it with this post as that is shortly before the effect on the hub in this connection with the charlotte. which to is that the in use crimes against the people of because that none of us are not going to be of crimes against the humanity of all of us condemn these attack is how many put in codes it's found an appeal to the city and coding that makes it be incumbent on us to unify people to put an end to this war as to provide the necessary international protection to the listing and people immediately with more of the out of group. and i'm the ones that this war against the innocent civilians. a has entered a serious phase, that's when big the leader to add business to the international community. and the security counseling should assume instead responsibility in maintained international peace and security by putting an end to the amount of blood shed and the feelings of c

let's talk about some of them with andrew griffith. thank you for speaking where those.own to 1996-— calling for corporation tax to go down to 19%. ~ , ., ., 1 ., down to 19%. well you do it? we do believe in cutting _ down to 19%. well you do it? we do believe in cutting tax _ down to 19%. well you do it? we do believe in cutting tax when - down to 19%. well you do it? we do believe in cutting tax when that - down to 19%. well you do it? we do believe in cutting tax when that is l believe in cutting tax when that is afforded~ — believe in cutting tax when that is afforded. we believe in good stewardship, and the whole point of making _ stewardship, and the whole point of making long—term decisions for a better_ making long—term decisions for a better future is you do it in the interests — better future is you do it in the interests of the long—term, notjust the immediate. that is one of the problems— the immediate. that is one of the problems with our politics that rishi _ problems with our politics that rishi sunak has been addressing at the conference. it rishi sunak

hywel griffith, bbc news.f the evolution of the universe from the big bang to the present day using one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world. the model was based on the accepted theories of physics. but when it was compared to how the universe actually looks — there were significant differences. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh reports. it all began with a big bang. gas clouds clumped together to form the first stars and galaxies which now fill the cosmos. but one of the scientists who came up with the theory of how stars and galaxies then spread across the universe says that there might be something wrong with his original ideas. i've spent all my life developing a particular theory of the universe, and now that theory is being questioned. i welcome that because that's how we move forward. that's how we make progress in science. that's because a powerful supercomputer simulation has challenged carlos's theory. it's taken 30 years to get to this stage, and this is what they found — the orang

and guys, i live on tv screens and we had what mr. griffith said. a political disaster is under way. and yet the security council of the united nations is unable to say, the only thing that through the mottos, stop the blood chit. i repeat, stop the blood chit for those who are saying that gun a bad human utility and catastrophe, and are you do another spelling of what one is it a and continues who continues bombing and hitting the stadiums? think again, that agent is united in telling you it is not possible. listen to them. the only way to prevent both is to stop this claim in a aggression against a lot of people. mister president, there is no speech, no legal alteration, no political cover that can clear it up. it's the responsibility for the palestinian civilians. it is killing for 75 years now. is there a l has explained brazenly justified how it had to dispossess us. oh, it had to occupy our land, how it had to kill our people, owed in for impunity. getting more palestinians with love of never make is the most secure. 75 years of experience. sh

martin griffiths, thank you for your time.for the hill. we have been reporting of course this last week, joe biden came to israel for a visit, had been hoping to then go tojordan and a man to talk to arab leaders as well, wheat these are very delicate diplomatic times for the us president with these concerns, humanitarian on the ground and of wider potential conflict in the middle east region. to amman. conflict in the middle east region. to amman-— to amman. yes. do you have a question? — to amman. yes. do you have a question? it— to amman. yes. do you have a question? it is _ to amman. yes. do you have a question? it is a _ to amman. yes. do you have a question? it is a very _ to amman. yes. do you have a question? it is a very difficult, | to amman. yes. do you have a i question? it is a very difficult, as regards to diplomacy for the us president to regards to diplomacy for the us ”residen ., ~' , , regards to diplomacy for the us presiden_ yes. - regards to diplomacy for the us presiden_ yes, and| regards to diplomacy for

so the climates, biologist, natalie griffith and soil scientist, randy coca using these glass towers to research what a global climate policy should look like. and to do this, the biologist and climate scientists appearing into the future. and this is just an experiment to demonstrate that this is how it might look 50, a 100150 years now of the my cell, experimental forest, us government research station in northern, minnesota. the facility has an annual budget of about $5000000.00, making it one of the most expensive climate experiments in the world. not really griffith is overseeing a ground breaking project on how flat to pray and people hands will decompose the climate change its samples have been very good bags and we bought them get a better sense of what's going to happen to these eco systems under teacher climates. they're very critical ecosystems for a carbon, does carbons been deposited over a thousands of years. and so it's really important understand what's going to happen under warming. and these really high carbon needs assistance. coca increases he's up to pete, simula

and it's important that a reaches people in need. griffith know that the people in cars that have into a decades of suffering and the international community cannot continue to fail them . well. cindy mccain is the director of the world food program. she's in colorado, with the conference of globally, this is taking place when the executive director of the world food program and we, we, i, this is what we do receive the world and prices situations and in other situations as well. we already have a team on the ground and, and what we do is make sure that we can get no emergency rations in but more rations that are also sustained and also be able to give money to those who can then buy food on the market. none of this is accessible right now, and we're running low on stores both, both in our warehouse and for us and this, and the actual stores for people to go buy stuff. so, so this is a critical mass right now we've got to get our get more trucks and he's 20 our grades. and i've been assured that we're going to be able to starting monday to get more trucks in graduate. but we'd like to

the opening of off crossing and a statement monson. griffith said the humanitarian situation and gaza has reached catastrophic levels. its impulse in the age reaches people in need. griffith know to the people in gauze that have enjoyed decades of suffering, and the international community cannot continue to fail them. or they have, i colleague tom mccray spoke with the director of the palestine by the present society. explained the challenge of getting a didn't to gauze or it's being via this, it goes, it's being outside of the body of the price. we've been phones, anything with the junction authorities together with the junction at present. but we, on our house we have been providing for the days. we set up the, the logistics from the gods outside. so we have been on stand by for the last couple of days when we were guessing whether it's gone to a concert last night. late last night we have been discussing really, mike, for details with the judge, him apologies, or how to do that. i'll to do the back to back mobilize, but i'm going to do this together with this or both of them. and

s. cheese mountain. griffith says he's traveling through the middle east to support negotiations on getting aid into gaza. palestinians happen gathering at the roof off crossing in the hope of escaping as well as bombardment into egypt. media reports has prompted hope that cargo might open its buddha and that israel, my degree to cease 5 in the southern gaza as well says, no such agreements when we, when fuel trucks. i've been seen in the area, but the destination is unclear. the u. n says gaza is running out of water, food and housing pollution is a journalist in the news about in the central gaza strip. has them tell us more about how things are where you are? the situation is very miserable, very hard, and he's able vermin from time to time in this area. as long as that, it's more he'd be here in kansas city on the north and left her many reports or of kills full of feeding, been injured from different places. according to the ministry of l. a. reaching the hospitals across the straps. many, many hospitals were evacuated. a do you, today's lady warning the for them to lead? actually in t

martin griffiths, welcome to hardtalk.

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frankly, officials here have got enough to figure out without worrying about whether martin griffithsgoing to be allowed to come in or not. they are dealing with what they regard as the very imminent and real danger they are about to run out of fuel in gaza, and that will bring their already very, very overstretch humanitarian effort to a grinding halt. the israelis on that issue, fuel, say there is fuel in the gaza strip, but is under the control of hamas. israel, which has blocked any further fuel deliveries since this blockade after the events of october seven,is blockade after the events of october seven, is adamant it won't let fuel in. it is a huge problem for the un. thank you very much. let's take a look at the key lines with this war. the fuel is dominating the war, a third of the hospitals have shutdown because of damage.— third of the hospitals have shutdown because of damage. those operating have been forced _ because of damage. those operating have been forced to _ because of damage. those operating have been forced to stop _ because of damage. those operating have been f

secretary jennifer for human services, if there's an emergency release coordinate through martin griffith is the president the risk of significance for the december. you guys in the, the situation of the all can put the west bank will spill over of the call for the region, remain significant by this, if you all divide west back into the east use of them already, a warning level has increased since your break of the more easy way to forward it to you savvy post. widespread moving restriction and conducted extensive the rest high number of days because she is a non, excuse this between palestinians and these with the security forces of citrus. that'd be cool. as well as separate related by this policy, you need the facts against these ways. seems 7 of over 93 published. do you need secluding 2017, been happy to buy eyes or cetera one way to secure to present data. let's keep it in the exchange. a large demonstration is sorted, i received with the cost of population to place in cities across the west by it's only going to come from stations with privacy and security policies. meanwhile, acro

that's according to martin griffith. the top official for the un handling humanitarian affairs. warning from the un came as cross border attacks, and it's rather in southern lebanon escalated. it is rarely selling, kills at least 2 people on saturday is without fights, is of nose further attacks on is ready. positions separately is very strikes of hit a left was the airport in syria, was ready for us to have increased raids across the occupied. westbank are resting more than 40 palestinians in different cities. around 400 palestinians have been detained since the beginning of this major escalation between him. absent israel is where the forces of killed at least 55 palestinians in all combined westbank since last saturday the, the abraham repulse most of the occupied westbank has been locked down by his ready forces in the week some time after launched its military operation. palestinians have largely been confined to their homes and by early softer the dozens had been arrested. most in hebron in the south to be occupied

ins chief for humanitarian affairs, has welcome to the opening of the roof of crossing mazda in griffith hopes i will be delivered to the people of garza. without the conditions and the statements. he said the humanitarian situation and cons, that has reached catastrophic levels and it's important that a reaches people in need. griffith know that the people in cars that haven't you a decades of suffering and the international community cannot continue.

hywel griffith, bbc news.odel of the evolution of the universe, from the big bang to the present day, using one of the most powerful supercomputers in the world. the model was based on the accepted theories of physics. but when it was compared to how the universe actually looks, there were significant differences. so was einstein wrong after all? our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, reports. it all began with a big bang. gas clouds clumped together to form the first stars and galaxies which now fill the cosmos. but one of the scientists who came up with the theory of how stars and galaxies then spread across the universe says that there might be something wrong with his original ideas. i've spent all my life developing a particular theory of the universe, and now that theory is being questioned. i welcome that because that's how we move forward. that's how we make progress in science. that's because a powerful supercomputer simulation has challenged carlos's theory. it's taken 30 years to get to this stage

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and this impulse in the aid reaches people in need. griffith noted, people and gals have enjoyed decades of suffering. the international community cannot continue to fail them. early on, my colleague tom mccray spoke to cindy mccain the director of the world food program. she explains the needs in gaza. we already have a team on the ground and, and what we do is make sure that we can get no emergency rations in but more rashes that are also sustained and also be able to give money to those who can den 5 so that on the market none of this is accessible right now, and we're running low on stores both, both in our warehouse and for us in this, in the actual stores for people go buy stuff. so, so this is a critical mass right now we've got to get our get more trucks and he's 20 our grades. and i've been assured that we're going to be able to starting monday to get more trucks in graduate. but we'd like to see it a little quicker and certainly in a more sustained and safe manner. what is the hold up now that we've seen the 1st 20 going, why counts another 20 going in the next few hours we, we

martin griffiths has, for example, be able to subsequently visit syria. the really big issue is, how and when can we get a large scale humanitarian relief operation up scale humanitarian relief operation up and running across the rafah crossing into gaza? i up and running across the rafah crossing into gaza?— up and running across the rafah crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been — crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been following _ crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been following this - crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been following this closely. | have been following this closely. there has been a proposalfor a humanitarian pause, a humanitarian ceasefire, and none of them are getting through. what is your worst fear that if it doesn't happen? well, as you know, gaza is not a place which produces any of its own food or any of its basic essentials, so everything has to come across either from so everything has to come across eitherfrom israel or so everything has to come across either from israel or from so everything has to come acro

martin griffiths has been able subsequently to visit syria. i wouldn't take this too seriously. how and when can we get a large scale humanitarian relief operation up scale humanitarian relief operation up and running across the rafa crossing into gaza? i up and running across the rafa crossing into gaza?— up and running across the rafa crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been — crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been following _ crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been following this - crossing into gaza? i am sure you have been following this closely, | have been following this closely, there has been a proposalfor a humanitarian pause, a humanitarian ceasefire, and none of them are getting through. what is your worst fear if it doesn't happen? weill. getting through. what is your worst fear if it doesn't happen?— fear if it doesn't happen? well, as ou fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know. — fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know. gazza _ fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know, gazza is— fear if it doesn't happen? well, as you know, gazza is not _

a chief, mostly griffith is in the region we had from him. and the last hour or so he brief, the security council, the secretary general is on his way, showed me how real is the hope that something will happen soon on that front. that has been the emphasis and the focus of un officials from the secretary general to the head of under i d. u. n's relief agency in palestine that humanitarian, she's the middle east coordinator. they all are stressing the importance of allowing aid into gaza with the security council continues to meet at this hour and discuss the crisis there as well. the secretary general while he's condemned, the strike on the hospital continues to sound the alarm. he's on his way to the region to discuss aid access as well. and tour venice law in the middle east coordinator. and martin griffith had called for a fact based investigation of the hospital attack and also unimpeded access to the region. and they've stressed that calls to evacuate the area. i just can't be done. it just can't. there's no place for the people of guys

a chief motion. griffith is right now, briefing the un security council via video link. let's have a lesson, but it also now the prize goes up, all the facilitators can some more than 25000 patients. yeah. ringback for the car, so searches so i am compelled to reintroduce this will not surprise anybody. as everyone else is done on many occasions. and this council is that under international humanitarian law, they are all simple requirements that are all simple rules are full, which are applied to all of us for the, for vacation. and god knows that has been for vacation, policies to all things must for types of billions, honest opinion, all things taken constant cash to spend the money. i'm sorry. we haven't discussed this in almost every other conversation. is this chamber around the world. this one is the defense international law for specific protection medical personnel. i'm facilities to ensure that wounded and saved receive the medical because a need there was no co incidence that one of the fast to monitor and leaders on the c oxidize advance of a sudden loss. i wa

living conditions for the people of cause that are certainly not the more is the double china alice griffith could. i'm careful what is china's interest in the israel? how much more, what i think we've seen in, on many occasions in recent years had china is seeking to match its growing economic power with political and diplomatic muscle. and i think that this, this feeds very much into the, into that situation. it, it's uh, it wants to boost, it stays us as a super power to rival that the united states. it also sees itself as a champion, is portraying itself as the champion of the global south. so there's a lot going on here, but at the same time, the gap between what china says and what it actually does is and how it, for, it takes its place in global events as enormous. so what you're saying is basically this is more optics and self interest on the part of china than anything else. i think i think it is, although optics and unself interests are often quite mixed when it comes to how china is portraying itself. because it's very aware of how things look and particular when it comes to thing

hywel griffith, bbc news. good luck to him. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos.the week, but it didn't last long. low pressure starting to work in along with weather fronts. the next few days looking unsettled. by the next few days looking unsettled. by the end of the week, windy weather with heavy showers courtesy of this area of low pressure. this weather front has brought a lot of rainfall to the far south west of england, we have another moving across france, the channel, moving into east anglia and the south east. areas of east anglia don't need more rain. so this weather front into this west and east section will meet together tonight across northern ireland and mainly england and wales, so persistent rain developing in northern england, showers and the south, showers across scotland. otherwise, fairly fine conditions and a milder night than the last few nights. tuesday is quite a messy picture. wet weather through northern ireland in towards northern england. this is where we have the other —— the yellow warning in force across —— in force. in scotland, fi

as dire supplies of fuel food and water running low organizations to military and head mountain. griffith said he is heading to the region to try to negotiate access for aids. to gaza. we need access for aid. we are in deep discussions for these re lease with the objections and with others. huge, really helped by secretary blinking in his travels around the region. and i'm hoping to have some good news this morning about getting aid through rafa. one of the crossing points was an important one into gaza to help those 1000000 people who move south as well as those who lives there already. lots of presence that now has in ballasa as a journalist and who's the right to have a central gaza strip. i asked him to tell us more about how things are where he is . situation is very miserable, very hard, and he people farming from time to time in this area. as long as that, it's more he fear in kansas city on the north and left her many reports or all killed for staging. been injured from different places. according to the ministry o l. a reaching the hospitals across the street. as many as many hos

are welcome. israel has the right good morning. israel has the right to respond to a mazda is or griffith attacks, and prime minister netanyahu has said, the next stage is coming. is what you've seen so far in your view, the way to respond as well. i, i'm not sure anyone has a textbook, responds to such a terrible terrific pop direct mexico of innocent civilians and indeed soldiers, men, women, children, the elderly babies. but the high did so uh, you know, we have just gone through one of the worst weeks in israel's modern history and as president biden or had said that this is one of the worst instance incidents of jews being killed since all this stuff. just choose and solve it is riley, are of citizens that are being killed by this already picked, attacked by some us. i'm always trying to do at this point is to talk it is cuz clearly as possible from us, a military capabilities personnel that were responsible for this attack. you had been in these really for in service for 40 years. and i understanding we see the preparations for a possible ground offensive. what will is really diplom

adam hart is the great grandson of raaf pilot frank griffiths , who raaf pilot frank griffiths, who waspyrenees in the opposite direction to my father from france into spain, which was neutral, even though sympathetic to the axis powers. it's exactly 80 years since frank crossed the border into spain. adam welcome to gb news. >> thank you very much for having me. >> tell me , how long have you >> tell me, how long have you known about this story? has it always been circulated within the family ? the family? >> pretty much since birth , >> pretty much since birth, yeah. it's always been a family tale told at many lunches and dinners and things like that. so it's always been family folklore, but it's always sort of been slightly different depending on who tells it. and the a little bit the characters vary a little bit and the details will vary a little bit. so really going to the pyrenees doing this the pyrenees and doing this whole partly to whole retracing was partly to find just exactly what find out just exactly what happened. >> your great grandfather >> and your great grandfather wa

i would ride up into the -- up into the hills of griffith park.0s, those were the years i would just like riding so much. i was trying to -- you know, working on training, i was working on teaching some kids to learn how to ride, and i thought, oh, this is what i'm going to do. but life came along. nice beautiful mane. whoa! that woke you up. >> reporter: the last time adkins rode was about 25 years ago. back problems kept her from going back in the saddle. so she joined the burbank lindale griffith park facebook equestrian group from back in the day. but the itch to ride never went away, even at age 90. >> i said you know what? there's a lot of horse people, you know, and somebody maybe has a horse i could just pet. >> reporter: her post got over 100 comments and caught the attention of samantha kirkeby. >> i thought vellor was the best of my horses to let dee sit on him and to have a little ride and be safe. >> reporter: and just like that, adkins got back in the saddle. >> to tell you the truth, it was a moment -- really a moment in time that c

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will's griffith observatory to get a glimpse. john flew to san antonio from north carolina to watch the solar phenomenon. he witnessed the 2017 eclipse and didn't want to miss this one. >> it's really cool. yeah. it doesn't happen often. i think there have only been a few over the continental united states in the last couple decades. and that's a neat thing. >> reporter: nasa took the opportunity to launch three rockets into the atmosphere. >> this is absolutely going to be new. i have no idea what my instruments will see. >> reporter: he was in charge of sending the rockets to the edge of space to study the ion sphere. a mission three years in the making. he made sure to see the solar phenomenon with his own eyes. >> at that point, we ran outside the building, wait to see the rockets get shot into the sky. also take a peek at the eclipse and then run back in because we have to get ready for the next rocket. >> i like the look. >> reporter: back on earth, the eclipse stole some of the attention from the football game. even the ho