the far out career of william shatner from captain kirk on star trek. >> risk is our business. >> to becoming the oldest man in a real life space mission aboard blue origin, taking us along for the ride and sharing the secret to grabbing life by the reins. >> don't just have a dog. i have a dog. >> embracing his legions of fans. and what about that side enterprise as price negotiator? you know there's an urban myth that you made $600 million on that. it plus, little girl, big courage. >> whenever i'm trying food, i think about all the people that i'm helping. >> winning over the internet with her rare eating disorder. >> one bite at a time. that was the worst texture i've ever had. i really like this one. trying a new food every day. >> the people that have this diagnosis have a fear of food. >> her 1.4 million instagram followers watching every reaction today i'm going to be trying strawberry yogurt. and every day the big question will she like it? and tickets for tonight's ncaa women's final four. how cow rattles in a three costing more than the average monthly rents, nightline wil

kirk: i am just awestruck.there are a few high clouds, but the beauty of the corona is clearly visible. you can see the spiky structure just poking out. it is heart stopping and beautiful. joy: i have tears in my eyes. i was not expecting this. dr. kirk: this is one of those experiences that you never forget, i feel so special to be right here, right now, experiencing it, and knowing that people literally across the nation are doing the scene is truly amazing. -- the same is truly amazing. joy: let's take a moment to take it all in. this is absolutely breathtaking. dr. kirk: wow. you can see that spiky structure in the corona. that is indicative of our approach to solar maximum, that asymmetrical nature of the corona happens, going to be happening a few months from now. the view of the corona will never happen again, ever. this is a completely unique view. even if you see one million solar eclipses, you will never see another one like this. joy: what is it like for you to see the corona you don't normally see?

kirk: wow.can see that spiky structure in the corona care that is indicative of our approach to solar maximum, that is going to be happening a few months from now. the view of the corona will never happen again, ever. this is a completely unique view. even if you see one million solar eclipses, you will never see another one like this. joy: what is it like for you? dr. kirk: i mean, there are no words. i spent my whole life studying the same. to be able to see it and feel it, it is tremendous. you see a providence, that pink spot in the atmosphere, and that is what i spent five years doing a dissertation on, that one little pink spot, and it was in perspective. joy: i can see those pink loops. dr. kirk: they are brightly shining in the sky. there is a plane racing across the shadow right now. joy: i want to take a moment -- this is so, so stunning. dr. kirk: yeah. people are flooding here, as you can hear. i think everyone here is getting exactly where they came from, just the sense of their pla

kirk: wow.can see that spiky structure in the corona care that is indicative of our approach to solar maximum, that is going to be happening a few months from now. the view of the corona will never happen again, ever. this is a completely unique view. even if you see one million solar eclipses, you will never see another one like this. joy: what is it like for you? dr. kirk: i mean, there are no words. i spent my whole life studying the same. to be able to see it and feel it, it is tremendous. you see a providence, that pink spot in the atmosphere, and that is what i spent five years doing a dissertation on, that one little pink spot, and it was in perspective. joy: i can see those pink loops. dr. kirk: they are brightly shining in the sky. there is a plane racing across the shadow right now. joy: i want to take a moment -- this is so, so stunning. dr. kirk: yeah. people are flooding here, as you can hear. i think everyone here is getting exactly where they came from, just the sense of their pla

the serial six attacker kirk reid. in other news...ing man has been told that ashes he believed were his late wife's are not hers. richard shaw used legacy independent funeral directors in hull after losing his wife rita last year. 35 bodies have been removed from the firm by police officers following concerns raised by members of the public. ellie price has this report. richard shaw got the call on good friday — police had found his wife rita's ashes in a mortuary. they were not in the urn in their home, as he had believed they were. and he's angry with those responsible, as he told my colleague peter levy. words cannot describe him — or the person — who has done the deeds. and it must be awful for other people, as well. it's unbelievable, you know? you trust a person, and you trust them because it's somebody you'd never go to — it's a last resort — and it's... it's hard to describe, peter. richard doesn't know whose ashes are in his urn, but he says he'll treat them with dignity. i can either keep the ashes or i can get them back — r

and kirk wrote us a letter saying we have stoppages and. the next day the board of trustees we have stopped the gym temporarily. this house went up our founding is kind of gone down. our balance as a high school has not come down. why do you like it or not? on april 23rd at the actual demonstration in which we plan to demonstrate inside the library to protest columbia's complicity with the institute for defense analysis it's racism in building the gym in. morningside park and its attempted suppression of the left by displaying six students, about 500 people join joined us at the sundial. we were opposed by about 200 jocks. we found that not only with the jocks there blocking our way, but we found when we got to the library that library was run by the administration. i was the thought that would stop this, but it didn't win at the bottom we posted it to the gym site where. the peace club and reinforcements. were on the club. we were weak down in the park. cops were coming pretty quickly and the numbers were building up and my brother got up

the first minister of scotland talking to james kirk. a l scotland talking to james kirk.ed the admissibility of evidence. the ruling today will be appealed by them to remain... to women have been charged as well. let me bring you some pictures from florida. this is april's full moon — or the pink moon — in all its glory over navarre beach. maybe surprisingly it doesn't take its name from its appearance but is based on what native americans used to call it — naming it after the herb moss pink. you're watching bbc news. a 13—year—old girl has been remanded to youth detention accommodation after being charged with three counts of attempted murder, after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed at a school in south—west wales. police said the teenager was arrested at the school in ammanford in carmarthenshire. the teachers and pupil were taken to hospital with non—life—threatening stab wounds, and have since been discharged. here in the uk — a government minister has raised eyebrows after appearing to confuse two different countries in africa. speaking on the bbc�*s question tim

kirk dice que pensó que el domingo de pascua iba a estar ocupado, pero terminó siendo muy lento.colocarán 500 pies de barreras de concreto a lo largo de la línea central de la carretera. esto ayudará a definir un canal para que los vehículos de convoy puedan circular y proporcionar protección para los trabajadores que trabajan en las reparaciones. el portavoz de distrito 5 dice que las condiciones del tiempo contribuyeron al colapso de la carretera. este incidente ocurrió probablemente por las inundaciones de este invierno. o sea, está. está muy mojado. la tierra y el agua quiere pasar por la tierra y. y no, no sea tan estable. entonces tenemos estos incidentes. aquí dice que hay convoyes en dirección norte y sur para dejar vehículos pasar a través del lugar de reparación en la carretera. y tenemos estos pasos en el horario de 08:00 y 16:00 de la tarde diario. mientras se repara el tramo afectado y otros empresarios les preocupa el futuro de sus negocios. entran en vigencia nuevas tarifas para algunos servicios de migración. tras la pausa le contamos los detalles. Él no habla aún

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you also got to speak with captain kirk, william shatner himself. >> we spoke with captain kirk and brought us into the eclipse but we did speak one-on-one with his experience of going to space and why it's important to take this in. now that were coming out of totality let's take a listen. >> there are natural events taking place in world all the time that attract our attention we unfortunately taken the magic away and given a scientific explanation but there is so much that we don't understand. >> one of the closest things we don't understand everything is the fact that we can see the solar flares from here, how neat are not sure if you can see it you can see the little dot of orange. liz: here it comes but the glasses back on. liz: total length of the 2024 path 9190 miles through 15 states. will be following it thank you for bringing us that moment. as we mentioned were to put up the mark as a side panel because we know that you want to see the markets are reacting volume very thin so many people rushing to see. 31 million people live in the path of totality but millions more are flockin

under kirk and joe biden every state is now a border state, every town as a border town because joe biden has brought the carnage and chaos and killing from all over the world and dumped it straight into our backyards. people are coming in from prisons and mental institutions, no one has ever seen anything like it. under the trump administration we had a tough policy of getting the bad people out to. we wanted to get them out we took them out by the thousands and we took as an example the ms-13 gangs that other countries didn't want to let them back in and we said we are not giving you any money. we give so much money in this case $793 million and i said that's okay we won't give you any money and they said we would be glad to have ms-13 coming back into our country. it would be an honor. and they took them back but they wouldn't take them back under obama under the obama administration. with biden they would not take them back and i was told they would not take them back and i said really? what do we give them? it was close to $800 million and say we are not giving it to them anymore and

charlie kirk -- i had to bring this up for you, because this drove me nuts -- charlie kirk saying this, women in their early 30s are not as attractive and past their prime. he also said some horribly gross stuff, which is typical for charlie kirk. but, that type of misogyny is very typical for the republican party. how can that possibly be seen as courting the female or the woman vote? >> i don't think that it is. i don't think that they are trying to court votes. what they are doing is using a bullhorn to tell us, the american people, what they think about women, what they think about people with uteruses, where they want women to be. when you saw the state of the union rebuttal, and you see a senator -- this senator, oh, she is sitting in a kitchen because that is what is going to appeal to women? seeing another white woman in a kitchen is going to make me think i should go back there, too, and the shackles there because i have no bodily autonomy? it is a joke. so, i want people to pay attention and listen to what they are saying because they are not mincing words. they are not using

this is the former president of the european commission, john crew jim kirk. this is for miss jones and problem is my doctor's visit. that's kind of knowing me, given buggy by test to do in just a few to them. when russia invaded ukraine in 2022, all that changed, the war catapulted you expansion to the top of the agenda. in 2004, poland farmers joined the ranks of the biggest food producers in the u. u crane enters the union. that role is under threats because ukraine's industrial farms dwarf europe and one's lucas is a green and pink farmer. i asked him, what would happen if you train were to join the you any time soon? we must probably go for the bankruptcy. i think. and because it would be easily clued up of, uh, all of the much cheaper uh, products from uh, the okay. what's the health of you innovation funds? lucas, invest in new technology for us. produce your opinion. we have incredibly high standards of for production. we have follow up some documentation tracking, probing for $3.00 side uh services. we could fight the system to measure every move mont

peter leading ladies with roles alongsi and kirk douglas, er leading ladies with roles alongsi and kirk appearances in tv shows like coronation and mind your coronation street and mind your language. she language. who do you think she is ? is? >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest gb news weather from the met office. so higher pressure out towards the south does bring us some more settled conditions for a time this afternoon, but low pressure situated the north situated out towards the north of the uk, slowly moves its way towards us through the rest of the weekend and into the start of new week in south. of the new week in the south. though will on to though we will be holding on to those conditions for a time though we will be holding on to thosafternoon.itions for a time though we will be holding on to thosafternoon. perhaps a time though we will be holding on to thosafternoon. perhaps a bit1e though we will be holding on to thosafternoon. perhaps a bit of this afternoon. perhaps a bit of late sunshine around

and only when the cough kirk -- cost curves made solar and wind at one where they are the most economic way to generate electricity. and at the point of that, you know if they are the most economic way to do it, and they have less carbon, they are going to win. that is why we are decarbonizing today, because in most countries this is the lowest cost energy. francine: but geopolitics must get in the way. politicians have to be reelected how do you not waiver? >> remember the important point. in most countries, the lowest cost energy today for electricity is solar or wind. you don't need subsidies. and when you did need subsidies, politics matter. today you don't. francine: this is bringing back on shoring. >>>> i think in covid i would say it has always been happening and people just learned we should have production capacity located in many things, located where you is them. so increasingly, for example, batteries. they are being used in america and therefore there are battery plants getting built in america. and there is enormous need for capital to fund battery plants. there is enormo

which will be seen just above this stage in this football stadium, all while william shatner, captain kirk himself narrates the moment of totality. that excitement is spreading nationwide. schools in buffalo, cleveland and indianapolis canceled for eclipse fever. >> it's called the eclipse bourbon. texas restaurants are serving up specialty cocktails and black-out burgers. >> in maine, eclipse-themed tattoos. plus, researchers are eager to study how animals will react. the big event is cause for other celebrations, too. in ohio, jenny harris and bart lombardi are getting married when the sun meets the moon at a huge service for 150 couples. >> definitely the only time it will happen in our lifetime to experience something like this. it's pretty crazy, but just so much fun. >> and priscilla, it is crunch time for all of these places with less than 24 hours to go. >> reporter: hallie, that's right. crews here at the perot museum of nature and science are still hard at work as are crews across the city putting the final touches on events ahead of tomorrow's big day. hallie? >> priscilla thomp

his name is captain kirk. spangle drive senior center to the delight of their residents. disk jockey new hobby. he was a school bus driver until he was 91. then he want to the get hip. how great is captain kirk >> kennedy: richard? >> richard: i'm sure he is spinning this woman talk about the beyonce bounce western wear is trending because of beyonce's new country album cowboy carter. cowboy boot sales have surged 20% since album released. online searches for cowboy hats, bolo ties levi jeans all trending because of queen b. right now her album is number within on the country charts. >> kennedy: it really is. i do think miley virus had a better version of jolene. >> judge jeanine: still a great version. >> greg: thank you to fox news channel, fox nation and especially greg gutfeld who helped me through this tough period. i don't think i could have written this book without your help. >> judge jeanine: and for the psilocybin. >> kennedy: that's it for us. have great night. >> bret: is that really what it says,

. >> veteran who goes by the name captain kirk because his name is kirk johnson, is in the d.j.august and he plans to keep on rocking. ain'tly, how great is that? >> ainsley: oh my gosh. >> carley: i love his shirt. >> ainsley: i don't know if is he married but if he is single i bet he has the ladies lined up. women love a fun guy. jerome powell delivering this news yesterday on the state of inflation. listen. >> the more recent data shows solid growth and continued strength in the labor market but also a lack of further progress so far this year on returning to our 2% inflation goal. >> ainsley: and that lack of progress is hitting families very hard. child care costs, if you are a mom or dad you know how expensive it is. it's now outpacing inflation leaving parents across the country struggling to cover those costs. so let's crunch the numbers. on average, day care and preschool costs look at this are up 4.4% just from last year. per child for day care costs almost $17,000. that's just an average. some are more expensive than that infant care almost $12,000 per child. and if y

experienced the future with you, we stay at your feet, turkish, quluch, kurdish and kanmanjir fars, kirk and arabic in every language and dialect, i read from you rooz and shabir. from the heart of my heart, the blood of shirane s and kerman, the soil of iran, is never patna.

william shatner, captain kirk himself will narrate the moments of totality.o name on a will be putting on a concert. goes to john rich these communities are putting into the special moment to. what you heard morgan talk about . at the university, there are lots of academics looking forward to this for decades. we spoke with, astronomer here, the chair of the astronomy department at the school. gave a partnership by way of nasa. there been talking about looking for to the studies they get on the outer edges of the sun. the corona what other planets they might see it there setauket about the comments potentially seen. i want you to hear more of our conversation about what they are looking forward to. >> mx eclipse is like no other experience that ties us to the universe in a way that we almost never get to explore. it is dark in the middle of the time in the moon swallows the sun. it is awesome. the connection we have to nature that goes beyond the usual nature we attract with. people who experienced a total clips just find it unbelievably emotionally powerful.

to have gotten -- it was languishing in committee, but it seems to have gotten a boost with charlie kirk making a deal of it, and donald trump endorsing the proposal to change it back to winner take all, but all that happened so late in the legislative session when people had other fish to fry, so it did not go anywhere. >> we are really focused on the second congressional district around omaha. how many times did the district even split off? >> twice, 2008 they gave a vote to barack obama, and in 2020, they gave a vote to joe biden. trump carried nebraska as a whole by 19% in 2020, but i didn't carried the area district in omaha by seven percentage points, so you got an of nebraska's five electoral votes. >> are there any signs that this will be a situation in the 2024 election? >> it could be. it will depend on other factors. there are abortion measures on the ballot. it all depends on turnout and voter sentiment. >> for those of us unfamiliar with nebraska's political landscape, what is it about the second congressional district that makes it a more purple district and the rest of the

this is kirk near a man always in the right place at the right time. kathleen noting down old details so he really can be trusted. the positive just given a warm welcome in customer to the so just a month ago before operation, coastal punches on units conquered. the town of pre adore inexcusable independence correlation, and also for the germans. again, good news decided to eliminate all positive ends and civilians from all costs of the mountain regions. so just a month after that major partisan victory and pre adult, germany's pedal plan was to totally remove everyone from color the tech with the themes that are most battalions supported by $25.00 used push it battalions a walk in tuscany. so in this totally one sided battle, in fact, it was a massacre. the germans captured 60000 civilians from customer region and sent most of them to use end of its concentration camp. this is the original full page report and gentleman by wall correspondents are near published in the gym, a newspaper which is like the customer a mountain lies between the sofa, buena

we have captain kirk actor william shatner. reading the history of the universe.a look at the on here. i would expect maybe 10,000 people to be here at memorial stadium if i had to do a rough guess. what he's doing right now is what he calls while coming the darkness. we are roughly 10 minutes away from totality here in indiana. the temperature is starting to feel a little cooler. we have wildlife in the area momentarily confused. we are also learning is that there are not many events of this size here. indiana university hoosiers graduation and big ten football games that draw this many people in. we are expecting about $52 million to be generated in this small college town in -- one on one. take you listen. -- take a listen. >> else in the back to you because it was getting kind of loud. >> neil: it's amazing you get to see liam shatner the i mean he is so associated with all things celeste you it's quite a treat for everybody there. what's happening in terms of the atmosphere when we are talking to casey steagall that is quite a dramatic change obviously in the

with the influx of travelers eclipse also brought out celebrities such actor william shatner, captain kirk, who visited indiana university. >> or natural events taking place in the world all the time that attract our attention. unfortunately taking the magic away and given to a scientific explanation. but the still so much that we don't understand. >> 93 so years old looking good. experts say this may be the most watched the eclipse in history generating more than a billion dollars in the u.s. alone. the deadline to file your taxes is inching closer. people have until april 15th to file. >> there are free electronic filing opt ons offered through the irs. so if you're looking for assistance to file, you go if you're unable to file your taxes by the 15th. you can apply for a tax filing extension at the irs website. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 6 san francisco librarians rallying for more safety. what they're asking for. plus, the arizona supreme court has passed and extreme abortion law will tell you when it goes into effect. and when we come back, new retail theft laws are being pas

kate kirk end-all. thank you so much. we really appreciate you and your courage to speak out. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for your time. >> and we'll be right back >> sunday on ninth of space for stoma story with anderson cooper, the james webb telescope are we alone? followed by the two part finale of space shuttle columbia. bill final flight sunday starting at eight on cnn >> shopping online comes with digital threats. so turn on nord vpn steer clear of phishing websites and encrypt your online traffic >> get the deal now toe fungus is tough to kill and it can spread. >> it's time to start using funky nail, maximum strength bungie nail is so powerful, it cures and prevents fungal infections. plus, it has aloe and tea tree oil to restore can help say goodbye to toe fungus with bungie mail from pub in their step to shine in their coats. and people switch their dogs foods. the farmers dog, the effects can seem like magic but there's no magic involved >> it's just smarter, healthier pet food. >> it's >> amazing what real food can do. >> stay tuned to learn more about this

. >> captain kirk there, should know. this may be the most watched clips in history generating more than a billion dollars in the u.s. alone. all right. as we said, pacers to let's take a look outside at the san mateo bridge. all right. take it from there look straight at it, too. is that glaring there? go? but evening, guys, getting everybody. >> we're looking at a nice weather pattern for the next couple of days. however, as you've been hearing about rain arriving this weekend, now, it looks like through the timing, everything. if we don't get some clearing skies a little bit, we don't get that heating that ensue. animate the atmosphere a little bit. we'll get to that in a bit. right now. some high cloudiness off to the distance. we're going to see that in our forecast tonight. tomorrow. now, but there's our weekend weather maker all churned up up there due to drop south, perfectly timed in time for the weekend low coming out of the gulf of alaska. that means it's cold. important point because it's providing that lift f

but the big draw here at indiana university is captain kirk himself as well as a concert from janelle monae following totality's conclusion. i did get a chance to sit down with shatner. he is very interested in space exploration, the universe beyond earth, and he really spoke to how learning and magnetic this eclipse is going to be. here's some of our conversation. >> for some reason this eclipse has caught the imagination of the nation. i mean, it's huge when you think about it. we've only in the last i don't know, 100 years, have a scientific explanation of what an eclipse is. but prior to that can you imagine what people were thinking? the heavens are breaking, it's ominous, we're all going to die. and now we realize it's not as dire as that but it's more magical. i mean, celestial bodies are placing themselves in between other celestial bodies. and at this precise moment this enormous universe is located right here. right here in bloomington, indiana. >> reporter: and so this is expected to be an emotional, unifying experience as the chair of the astronomy department told me here.

. >> i was actually probably the only person with this spring spaniels for sophie kirk. she says rain or shine. the sisters are always up for a jog outside. >> as for herself, well, she didn't mind the rain at all. we stepping out what is in the uk. so my husband scottish say he's used to the as you can see, there is a break in the weather at this hour. but it's been flipping and flopping all day long with more wet weather to come. >> here in mill valley, theresa kron, 4 news. >> tomorrow was supposed to be the return of oakland's first friday, but it's been postponed because of this rain. rain in the forecast for tomorrow. the monthly event brings together small businesses, artists and performers on telegraph avenue was canceled over the past 3 months because of financial issues. organizers say they're trying their best to host the event next weekend. if that doesn't happen, the event will return in may. a to the francisco restaurant scene is deciding to close its doors. michael mina's, downtown location as or nose. >> will be closing its stores. april 11the upscale gre

heidi kirk spoke with supporters about their disappointment. >> there was barely room to walk in thisarking lot with the given to people part year for former president donald trump's rally in wilmington. you will not hear anything except the rain that canceled the event. >> let this sink in. it is the moment lightning strikes just before donald trump's booming voice takes over 30 minutes before he shows up. postponing is worse rally in north carolina since the start of his historic criminal trial. >> they have asked us to ask people to leave the site and seek shelter. >> a message causing crowds to split from the storms. >> it was going to be historical. >> the former president pledged to reschedule his rally, same location at a different time. >> we will do it bigger and better. you have my promise. >> bob and nicole traveled here from new york. >> we are so disappointed we will not see him tonight. we waited for four hours, five hours. >> but judging from the sky -- >> it is not looking good. >> former president trump was able to meet with voters in new york city as he was under out

so for this and more, let's bring it again. ivan kirk hawk, ceo of a sporty and dotcom and now i'm in different countries exhibit varying levels of gaming prominence. what cultural factors contribute to the dominance of certain country and the global gaming landscape? yes, it's basically uh the government's, you know, and the people inside of the government, do they believe it or do they have been their knowledge on how to, you know, put gaming schools uh, also private the, the private sector. you know, uh how, like, other open, like, for example, like the season in europe are not, as you know, as open as risk taking, you know, as a v c in or the megabyte assembly it in the us or investment sometimes, you know, uh, also with the you know, with the sports now no, because i'm attractive as it was independent make, you know, like, uh there's not that much investment as there used to be. so like, i think it depends on the on think also mentality of all of the people that bought it and see that the ease was able to transfer you to any industry that is new. and, and the pros are always, you

when one american journalist, in my opinion, john kirk patrick, long ago, back in 1972, said that sportlowed myself to disagree with him, but sport is not war, you see, this is by no means a war. some argue that the main building of moscow state university, in fact, this is a huge, perfectly camouflaged spaceship, the eightieth anniversary of viktor sadovnichy, managing such a university is of course difficult, but for me this is life. now university science is taking the lead because we have the most young people. in all countries, science is done by young people. alma mator of every tenth scientist in russia, here they come up with our tomorrow. and at this global level, without false modesty, we do not lag behind the best examples. students, where do you dream of studying? i believe in science, i believe that the main thing the development of society will be a vector, a vector of science. victor of science, premiere, tomorrow on the first, graffiti in sao paulo is everywhere, it’s true that you can choose any place in the city and draw whatever you want, if you start drawing at some

which will be seen just above the stage in this football stadium, all while captain kirk himself narrates the moments of totality. >> with travel evers flooding into some of the areas some states have declared states of emergency. there are concerns about supply soldiers, and chaos on the roads. many schools and businesses announcing they will be closed as everyone takes in this historic moment. so how well will people actually be able to see the eclipse? let's check with michelle grossman who joins us with today's forecast. good morning. >> great to see you. it's all about location. some spots really good, especially in northern new england. other spots not so much. when we look at this map here, we're looking at the blue. that is clear skies. when you look at the grayer skies, that's where the clouds will be. as we go throughout the days here, some spots are going to be really difficult. especially in portions along the gulf coast. we'll see severe storms later. the west coast looking mostly clear. northern plains, thick clouds. and in the east coast looking mostly clear. we're going ha

which will be seen just above this stage in this football stadium, all while william shatner, captain kirk himself narrates the moment of totality. that excitement is spreading nationwide. schools in buffalo, cleveland and indianapolis canceled for eclipse fever. >> it's called the eclipse bourbon. >> reporter: texas restaurants are serving up specialty cocktails and blackout burgers. in maine, eclipse-themed tattoos. plus, researchers are eager to study how animals will react. the big event is cause for other celebrations, too. in ohio, jenny harris and bart lombardi are getting married when the sun meets the moon at a huge service for 150 couples. >> definitely the only time it will happen in our lifetime to experience something like this. it's pretty crazy, but just so much fun. >> our thanks to priscilla for that report. the big question, how will the weather be for this eclipse? meteorologist michelle grossman joins us with the forecast. >> hi there, frances. it's going to be so, so fun today. unfortunately, it's all about location. some forecasts looking better than others. west coas

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. >> i was actually probably the only person with the spring spaniels for sophie kirk. she says rain or shine. the sisters are always up for a jog outside. >> as for herself, well, she didn't mind the rain at all. we stepping out what is in the uk. so my husband scottish say he's used to the as you can see, there is a break in the weather at this hour. but it's been flipping and flopping all day long with more wet weather to come. >> here in mill valley, theresa kron, 4 news. >> dozens of cease-fire, protesters became a human blockade to employees at the lockheed martin's research facility in sunnyvale today. the group claims the facility is supplying israel with fighter jets, missiles and other surveillance technology. about 250 people participated in the rally. >> it lasted for about 5 hours at one point during it, protesters say a lockheed martin employee started speeding towards their human chain. >> and got out of his car with a knife. here's that video. >> present. >> the video then shows him getting back in his truck with protesters saying he could park and walk