. >> reporter: his partner for 30 year was actress jessica lange. notoriously private, he never announced his battle with lou ger ig's disease. he was remembered by friends and fans as a hero. sam shepard was 73. david wright, abc news, new york. >> died at a relatively young age, >>> politics takes a break from the beltway. >> why political movers and shakers and 10,000 of their biggest fans converged on california. that's next. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? using wipes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser. simply add water, and use in your kitchen for burnt on food, in your bathroom to remove soap scum, and on walls to remove scuffs and marks. it erases 4x more permanent marker per swipe. for an effective, multi-surface clean, use mr. clean magic eraser. brand power. helping you buy better. ♪ ♪ >>> okay. so we've heard of conventions like comic-con. but now there's a different sort of one that's popular. people who are politicos and those who love politics. >> fo

carmichael what is your favorite stephen lang performance? as many problems as i have with the script interpretation, i think gods and generals is my favorite. mr. carmichael: i'm surprised. what about death of a soldier? mr. holzer: i did not see it. i fit we were just doing film. men, he played the nicholson part before nicholson on broadway. mr. carmichael: full disclosure -- harold and i have had some email correspondence about this evening. we have a framework. the last email that i received -- nothing taboo i don't think. with legal counsel, and that gives me just enough to knock down the door and i can ask anything i want. mr. holzer: i will check with hunter college before. go tormichael: let's queens, new york, where you are from. about the very, very important assignment you received. mr. holzer: i should say, really, i feel very honored and grateful to you. honored to be here. i was here when you introduce the series. i was in the audience when jim mcpherson was in the chair, so beis very moving to occupying that symbolic space, wh

i'm live in langry park, kevin lewis -- langely park, kevin lewis. larry: this is as the president to change the immigration system to merit-based program. president trump: this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english financially support themselves and their families. demonstrate kills that will contribute to hour economy. larry: president trump campaigned on merit based system. the plan will likely be met with opposition in congress. alison: one person is dead and a second is missing after an explosion at a school in minneapolis. nancy: the school says all the students are accounted a gas line was severed in a work at a private prep school. they were told about the leak but it exploded 15 seconds later. >> a huge explosion. it knocked most of us back and knocked me off my feet. fell back. >> came out 30 seconds later. i saw it had a gap. i could see through to the other side. >> in total seven people were hurt. >> thank you. the report claims that the justice department may sue over affirmative action admission pr

coming up, trumps america, lloyd lang find talking about life under the current administration.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you are with bloomberg markets. in honghaad salamat kong. hsbc saying possibilities are endless in china as the government opens up the economy. speed bumps between beijing and washington, the bank says the potential for two-way trade and investment continues to expand. the banks u.s. boss saying china's transition to a consumption-based economy offers boundless opportunities. >> you have a tremendous amount of growth occurring in china itself, greg 6% to 7%, and the u.s. growing also, albeit slower . if you look at the amount of interest both countries have, that interest in the other's business is growing, strong, so from our client face, we see almost an unlimited amount of growth in the next few years. rishaad: for more on what is going on in the banking industry , lloyd blankfein brushing off fixed income business and not panicking because it is working on changing its mix of products and client base. >> we tend to be overly weighted to a client base, a terri

denise richards, joely fisher, troy gentile from "the goldbergs" and former "love boat" co-stars ted lange original format back in the day. >> we're the only two who were old enough to have done it the first time. >> cam went head to head with the 69-year-old ted in the swimming relay. >> i saw you out there, and when you took off your shirt, i had to take off my shirt. >> you have to take your shirt off, dude? seriously, bro? look at that. you don't got this, baby. six pack of love right here. >> over eight hours, the celebes competed in nine events, from kayaking to tennis, swimming, soccer -- >> ow. that really hurt. >> basketball, running and golf. >> i think i should just close my eyes. >> if you hit me with your eyes close -- >> i won't beat you with my eyes open. >> at times, the competition was tense. but in the end, it all came down to the tug-of war. >> look how good we're going to be at the tug of war. he will be our anchor. can you show off these legs. >> it's the only muscle i have. >> you skipped leg day, didn't you? >> i don't even skip leg day, and it's, like, sad. >> easy,

. >> stephen lang, been there in times. he's going to be my interlocker fresh out of making avatar 2 and 3. >> what is your favorite stephen lang performance. putting you on the spot. >> as many problems as i have with the interpretation, script interpretation, i think "gods and generals" is my favorite. >> i'm surprised. >> why? >> what about "death of a salesman". >> i didn't see it. >> oh, the tv show. i thought we were just doing film. "a few good men" he played the nicholson part before nicholson. >> harold and i have had some e-mail correspondence about this evening, not that he needed the questions before hand but we have a framework. so we are back and forth. the last e-mail i received from harold, at the very end you wrote nothing taboo i don't think. >> right. >> so i checked with legal counsel here at gettysburg college and that gives me just enough to knock down the door and i can ask anything i want. >> i'll check with hunter college before it airs on c-span. >> let's go to queens, queens to new york, where you

i remember sitting there going out, that's a long lang. i didn't realise it was 18 metres 21.it chilly, but he's got a chance. what if you react if you rewind 20 years, what do you think? there are so many things you have to get right? it is probably the solo comp again about the events. you could be two thirds of the way to a world record, but there isa the way to a world record, but there is a lot that has to go right. what is a lot that has to go right. what is the interesting is a man that get it right when it matters most. he's got to olympic titles, two world titles and he is going for his third, so he knows about getting it together when it matters. any is hugely motivated for the world record, and i think that is important thing. he's got that focus. tell us about him as a person, because you know him pretty well? needs, i'd like to say, a consummate professional first and foremost. he goes about his business ina very foremost. he goes about his business in a very clear and disciplined way. he's a charming personality, you never hear him say about word about anybody. a

wilmington, we'll get 83 in trenton and allentown. 84 in reading, same thing in lang. 83 in wilmington, if you're on the beach today look for highs in the low 80s. low risk of rip currents at the beach today clouding up as the day goes on. ocean temperatures in the 70s, who cares stick to sun block and enjoy yourself. at times we could see a shower passing through, this goes straight into tomorrow morning as we get on the air at 430. showers and rumble of thunder in spots. noon, looks like mainly clouds and sun, a couple of sprinkles around later in the afternoon you could see more spotty showers and perhaps a thunderstorm. tomorrow a little choppy, but not horrific. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 86 today, sun and clouds, dry during the day. overnight into tomorrow morning, a shower or thunderstorm possible and perhaps a spotty pop-up shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon. mainly dry, high of 88. sunny and hotter on wednesday, high of 90. wednesday might feature a slight uptick in humidity. thursday, warm and humid, 88 degrees, thursday begins a series of days where w

lange is going to brace us with his presence from tennessee with more. fans arrive throughout the day at gracelanr >> there's a feeling about graceland where there's no other feeling in the world. >> 40 years after the death of the king of rock and roll, tens of thousands of fans still make the pilgrimage -- >> if you're -- >> she has been -- she met elvis when she was a teen. >> i said can i get your autograph so he says, why don't you just come in the dining room and have breakfast with me. so i did. and i have the napkin he gave me. >> that was elvis's napkin. >> that was the napkin he ate with. >> touring graceland is one of the many things fans can do during elvis week. >> he never forgot where he came from. >> she's at elvis -- a $45 million elvis entertainment complex that opened in march. >> the groups here are not just about elvis, but about people who were influences of his as well as people who he's influenced.  [ >> mark james wrote suspicious minds and several other elvis hits. >> i gave him five songs and five singles -- >> he said he was

chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm, but it's mainly in the northern and western areas like langnd berks and the lehigh valley and the poconos, some of those could be drenchers tam. >>> there's a new mecca for dining and entertainment in philadelphia's chinatown. jeanette reyes takes u.s. inside on "fyi philly." >> reporter: friends created chinatown's new eclectic hot spot. >> there's 14 vendors in one building. what used to be a chinese gift shop at 10th and race. this dynamic duo turned it into a hip food sensation. there's asian pacific flavors. >> this is southeast asian curry. >> this is hawaiian and sushi. >> we have the first cambodian restaurant in chinatown. we have japanese food. >> they throw a little mediterranean fare into the mix. plus they have thai roll ice cream. a full service korean restaurant and karaoke. >> if you find yourself making calls to pass the time during the morning commute, the rules of the road could be changing. lawmakers introduced a bill to ban cell phones behind the wheel. it would ban drivers from under 18 from talking on the phone in any ma

in rural illinois, avid byrd -- bird watcher vicki lange mendenhall, says she's curious about how the will react. >> that's the beauty of wildlife. you can't push a button and say all of a sudden animals do this or that. they're wild animals, they'll do what they're normally gonna do. >> reporter: here in carbondale, illinois, which will have the longest total eclipse in anywhere the continental united states there is a carnival atmosphere literally because just about everybody has one of these, the california academy of sciences has come up with an app so people can crowd source their observations of what happens to animals and plants. it's called i-naturalist. jose? >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> many of you may be wondering if weather is going to interfere with eclipse viewing where you are. here's nbc's dylan dreyer with the answer. >> good evening, jose. it's pritty cool that most of the areas seeing the totality will be fairly clear. let's start in the pacific midwest in 10:19 in the morning in madras, oregon, pacific time, it looks mostly clear, same for idaho and wyoming. th

mow george lange. >> it will be monitoring the doj's actions closely. >>> president donald trump signed new sanctions against russia, north korea and iran today, but he called the sanctions flawed. president said the sanctions hurt his ability to use his executive powers to negotiate. the sanctions had unusual bipartisan supporting congress following russia's meddling in the u.s. election. the signing comes the same day the u.s. launched a missile to show north korea. >>> two u.s. service members have been killed in afghanistan. they died when a suicide bomber attacked an nato con vote. the taliban is claiming responsibility tonight. more nato troops remain in afghanistan. the trump administration is considering sending another 4,000 troops to stop taliban gangs. >>> the boy scouts deny its leaders called president trump to praise his speech to the youth organization's annual jamboree last month. the president said i got a call that it was -- the scouts say neither the organization's president or the chief executive made such a call. the scouts issued an apology to members and parents w

. ♪ you egged so lang on ♪ all you had to say you was wrong ♪ >> my sister, not my sister-in-law, myime, jay-z and beyonce spent the weekend apart. he had to perform in london while b and her friends hit up a at a friend's wedding in colorado. and selena and the weeknd's sunday snuggles. he posted the adorable pic of selena in his lap and captioned it, home. later, the couple of seven months hit up disneyland. selena held on tight to her man, but skipped space mountain. we >>> still ahead, who was the star nearly unrecognizable as queen elizabeth? >>> plus a "flip or flop" exclusive. >> today, igit mht be better if we are separated. >> tarek el moussa's life after christina. what tore them apart and then is he dating again? >>> then the trials and triumphs of jerry lewis. the side of comedian you never knew. >> the pain became so excruciating, there's no way to express it. >>> closed captioning provided by -- nit's softer than ever. new charmin ultra soft is softer than ever so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird enjoy the go with charmin so find a venus smoot

folded his arms and stared right into the cameras and delivered this remark, a totally different body lang wage. i read the part like they'll be met with fire and furry as the world has never seen. this is how people reacted. >> it's scary that things have escalated this far. it's -- north korea is out of they have a dictator who doesn't care about anybody or anything. just his own power. i don't t know -- what president could do to alleviate this situation. a little bit scary to hear that. but i think it's gotten to point where we have to react. i mean every time you turn on the news it's like you're hearing about a new missile launch. i just heard recently that they have missiles. it's scary, but i think it's necessary. it's scary, but north korea is a threat. god knows we don't need nuclear weapons or any more threats against the united states. he'll a good leader. at the end of the day he'll be able to make good decisions. i don't worry about all the bomb bassic comments. at the end of the day he'll make a good decision. some good comments in the seriousness of all of this we're discus

it's not kind of lang i would use. he won back channel negotiations to be going on. you want to be able work with them. but, like i said, nothing in the past has worked very well so, hopefully, something else can, because we got a bad situation there. >> you see, i think the american people like i. whether or not it's effective like lindsey graham believes it is. i think they have very authentic talk. do you think that's a part of trump's appeal? >> i do, i think people like that in a campaign he certainly hit a nerve with the way he spoke. whether that's effective, time will tell, certainly, with north korea. >> what do you make of. then i want to get to the conscience of conservatives specifics, but there is a boom in michigan for kid rock to run for the united states senate. the numbers are awfully good. he's probably the opposite of the kind of academic conservative that you are, the think tank conservative you are. what would you sa toy a kid rock candidacy? >> well, i hope we are able to pick up michigan. it would be nights to have more republicans in the senat

but 16-year-old sarah lang got lost on the mountain. had just enough cell phone service to make an emergency call to her dad. that launched rescue teams which began their search about 11:00 last night and it turns out they may have scared her. >> she became fearful of the fact that there were two people on the trails late at night in the dark and she actually hid. >> sarah hid around the trail until daylight when crews were able to spot her about 7 a.m. she was not hurt. >>> a high school football team in fremont is short of essential gear after someone stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment. police believe the theft happened in mid-july during construction at washington high school. the school's gym was unlocked for several days as workers went in and out. 15 football helmets disappeared along with about 40 shoulder pads. >> for whatever reason, they took one brand of helmet which left us another brand. however, if we have about 5 to 10 more kids come out that need a large helmet and a certain brand, we would be short. >> invest

rain, and here we are friday morning with heavy rain, am tomorrow, no rain. 87 in chestnut hill, and langorn and so we may have some places that touch 09 degrees like voorhees town theship and warmer at the shore because of the land breeze. much, much better than what we have seen today. and for the eagles today, it is going to be warm, and it is going to be humid and not exactly football weather and a chance for the showers or thunderstorm at this point. and for the solar eclipse, the weather at this moment for next monday is looking pretty good and remember the max eclipse is in the middle of the afternoon. >>> i'm john clarke and coming up, we will tell you who is going to be making the eagles debut thursday night. we will hear from reece hoskins about his first two homers in the majors. that is next. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. it will change the way you experience tv. >> hey, i'm john clarke, and we should see a couple of debuts at the linc. how about alshon jeffery and the new cornerback ronald darby expected to play. it is going to be good to to see alshon li

officials say there are more tornados and rain on its way. 0n the line is denise lange who is at crystale two nights ago and you wa nted we spoke two nights ago and you wanted to stay put. it has worked out so far. 0ur wanted to stay put. it has worked out so far. our house is up on stilts like all of the beach houses here. i am 13 feet up in the air, literally. the winds got up to 82 miles per hour, with a steady 52 miles per hour, with a steady 52 miles per hour squall. we are in good shape. we have a picture of the big truck with big wheels you have been using with neighbours to rescue people. tell us about some of those. that is the high—water rescue vehicle. they have been literally lifesavers in this storm. my husband and his team, along with the fire department personnel, we rescued one of our neighbours. we could see she was in trouble. we had to get the high—water rescue vehicle to get the animals. it was waist deep in our home. she was incapacitated. without that vehicle it could have been catastrophic. you have been out assessing damage for neighbours. what does it look like?

denise lange is on the line now from her home in galveston bay where the storm is due to make landfallear out of your windows? right now, the storm is, we're right in the middle of a squall. we are seeing a bit of rainfall. he countries on my front ya rd rainfall. he countries on my front yard art bent over. just a lot of chaos going on outside right now. denise, we're looking at live features. —— the palm trees in my front yard are. what warnings have you had about leaving? we live on a peninsular, and access is by its very or peninsular, and access is by its very 01’ one peninsular, and access is by its very or one roadway out. —— ferry. the last ferry went at five p. m.. so we are trapped here. we haven't lost electricity at, but it is imminent that we will. denise, how to ask how worried are you? this is my third harry kane. we were here for ike and rita, and we are both first responders. so we have to be close. -- third responders. so we have to be close. —— third hurricane. but my house is on stalls. i am 12, 13 feet up on the ground. so i'm not worried about water getting in. th

. >> kristen lang, the ceo of trade shift. thanks for being with us. >>> i used to think the toughest start up is an airline. i've had a lot of experts agree. we will examine that when "press:here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press:here." it's possible you used to be a fan of the san francisco demons. or the san francisco bowls. or the san jose scout. or the san jose frogs. you know the frogs. or the california sun birds or the cyber rays. it's also equally possible you've never heard of any of those teams. they all either folded or moved away. i bring that up because you have to understand the head winds that are facing the san francisco deltas. they are a soccer team in the north american soccer league playing the carolina rail hawks in a home game in san francisco's stadium this weekend. but if you build a team, will fans come? recently the team ceo posted a plea to the internet titled, only you can fix this in which he says, i believe professional soccer can work in s.f., i really do. however, we have a problem. the sa

. >> reporter: his partner for 30 years was actress, jessica lange. notoriously private, he never announced his battle with lou gehrig's disease. he died at home in kentucky, remembered by friends and fans as a hero. >> is that a man? yeah, you damn right it is. >> reporter: sam shepard was 73. david wright, abc news, new york. >> david, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and late today, the u.s. imposed financial sanctions on venezuela after an election that gave its president almost unlimited powers. president nicolas maduro celebrated his victory as a mandate from the people, but the u.s. calls him dictator. there has been chaos under his leadership as we have been reporting here. at least ten people killed in riots just during yesterday's voting. >>> and back here at home and to the white house today, president trump honoring a vietnam war hero, an army medic who ran into danger, saving his comrades, even after he was injured himself. >> in those 48 hours, jim rescued ten american soldiers, and tended to countless others. he was 1 of 32 men who foug

their defensive in nature this year more than seventeen thousand american troops are taking part with lang's c. and exercises along with computer simulations despite two of the key mediators in the north korean crisis russia and china proposing a halt to the war games in exchange for a freeze on pyongyang's missile tests east asia expert andrew young says that the drills come amid extremely low little situation. two sides have a state of stalemate as it were president trump has already two in his rhetoric a little bit but on the other hand there's a new exercise with south korea is allowed to carry on at this very sensitive time china and russia. to support the kind of for you media seizure of hostilities and also. turning down the rhetoric on all size one time with some wary concrete. kind of terms were agreed but eventually it came to nothing because there was a suspicion that back of the minds of the united states there was always the. hidden agenda of rejean change. the military exercises come after north korea earlier said it would hold off on strikes handing the next move to washington

the implication from the critics is that the president's lang which implied the use of nuclear force. is that the way the secretary read it? did the secretary have any warning from the earlier phone call that this would happen? did he only speak to the president in the aftermath? >> he spoke to the president after the fact. people look at this and some consider comments to have been alarming. i would go back to this. let's consider what is alarming. two icbm tests in less than a month, two nuclear tests last year. when there is an earthquake in china, i get enough and calls from you asking if it were an other nuclear test. that is a big it is. let me finish, please. it is a big deal, is a concern to the world, not just the united states. those are alarming actions, provocative actions on the part of north korea. >> my question is, given those provocations from north korea, which has been belligerent in the extreme, is it helpful or unhelpful for the president to use the kind of language we have seen previously coming from kim jong-un, not presidents of the united states. izzy exacerba

i often turn to bob lang and tim collins, who have done remarkable work.y technicians vary the length of time over which they measure relevant strength. they like to use ten days, two weeks to get a bead on the relative strength of a stock they're looking for any pattern that reverses the action of the previous period. they love strong, relative strength situations. but they also like to time their buys after pullbacks they really care about bases when a stock gets overbought, it's ripe for a pullback overbought stocks tend to snap back when they've gotten too far away from their trend line a stock can also fall so far, so fast because it's oversold we see this constantly these are terrific action points, people if you were debating buying a stock after doing all the research, i usually tell you wait for a pullback. that almost always comes that's because they've done enough chart work to know that we trace those back to better entry points charting is tricky periodically, some stocks are strong, that they break through all the ceilings, and they stay over

i wouldn't be surprised if something creeps into lang and reading, as well.t of that is suppressed to the west. we'll see clouds get thicker later today and tonight. warm air in place, 73 degrees by 8:00. 79 at 10:00 p.m. low 80s by noon, high of 88 at 3:00 p.m. humidity leaves moderate and not too bad across the region. the farther south you go toward the shore, the stickier it will be. high temperatures north to south, allentown through trenton, millville, looks like mid to upper 80s there. down the shore low 80s in cape may and the boardwalk. things are improving on the beach. we don't have a high rip currents risk, but a moderate risk, you want to swim near the lifeguards and look out for the flags they post on the beach. remember that the surf can be heavy enough to cause back and neck injuries. not a great idea to go too far out in the water. 7:10 the eagles take to the field with the bills. 81 degrees for the firth quarter, 77 in the 4th quarter. it's dry, but warm and muggy as the evening goes on. tomorrow morning between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., the

up in allentown reading lang, low 60s. 66 in millville. 75 in cape may. dewpoints are nice and low down around 60 from philadelphia on up north through the lehigh valley and berks county. mid 60s millville. we get into the upper 60s in cape may. a little bit stickier there for most of you if you have an early walk, you're in great shape to get that done. 88 in the city. in the poconos we'll go for a cooler high of 76 degrees, mostly sunny and appellants. of course, tomorrow -- sunny and pleasant. of course, tomorrow is monday. around here it's 80% coverage and in a moment i'll give you a forecast for tomorrow, most of the models treating us well tomorrow. we have an uptick iny inesday and the seven now, a gorgeous morning and afternoon ahead. >> wakin back. numbers in the drawing. the next one on wednesday night will be one of the largest ever. now last night's numbers were here 17, 19 39, 43, 68. the powerball was 13. you can watch wednesday's numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. after the accuweather forecast. >> 7:32 a.m. if you're just waking up wit

interest rates will soar and financial markets could drop due to a lang of confidence. he needs to pass a budget. the senate democratic leader fired this warning shot. >> the republican leader said the next big issue this body will take up is taxes. democrats were exclude from even participating in healthcare discussions from the first day of congress. so we made the first overture to show our republican friends we are serious about bipartisan process on tax reform. reporter: when senators return they are expected to hold hearings on at least stabilizing the insurance markets. today the senate gop whip was asked if funding for a border wall could threaten a government shutdown. >> we have a lot of things to do before the end of the fiscal year. what we need to do i believe in congress is not be distracted by the stories of the day. reporter: there are only 12 legislative days that the house and senate are due to be in session before the ends of the fiscal year. lou: thank you very much. are you scared yet? i'm starting to get that way. please check out my new book writt

prosecutors say lang knew they used software to cheat u.s. e emissions regulations on more than half a million vehicles. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a crackdown on drunk drivers. a new law changing the punishment for first time offenders. the law now requires an ignition interlock on the cars of first time offenders with a certain blood alcohol content. pennsylvania is one of the last states to require the legislation. 48 to be exact. steven fisher spoke to mothers who have been pushing for this law for several years. >> how a driver over the 37 years of the existence, countless lives have been lost, but malcolm says they have made a breakthrough. a blood alcohol content will be use ed d to use of the interlocn the car. >> interlocks are a game changer. to have it on their vehicle, the vehicle will not start if they have been drinking alcohol. >> they have been around for years. he says they are proven to work. between 2003 and 2012 there were 78,000 drunk driving attempts stopped in pennsylvania due to that device. in 2016

interest rates will soar and financial markets could drop due to a lang of confidence. pass a budget. the senate democratic leader fired this warning shot. >> the republican leader said the next big issue this body will take up is taxes. democrats were exclude from even participating in healthcare discussions from the first day of congress. so we made the first overture to show our republican friends we are serious about bipartisan process on tax reform. reporter: when senators return they are expected to hold hearings on at least stabilizing the insurance markets. today the senate gop whip was asked if funding for a border wall could threaten a government shutdown. >> we have a lot of things to do before the end of the fiscal year. what we need to do i believe in congress is not be distracted by the stories of the day. reporter: there are only 12 legislative days that the house and senate are due to be in session before the ends of the fiscal year. lou: thank you very much. are you scared yet? i'm starting to get that way. please check out my new book written with jim

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sun and clouds, a late shower is possible during the afternoon out west, right now lang county appears to be a good chance for that and some of that starts to come in closer to philadelphia later in the evening. 88 degrees is the high there. your eclipse today under a mix of sun and clouds begins officially at 1:21 p.m. peaks at 2:44 p.m. that's when we'll see the best coverage that 80%. and it ends at 4:01 p.m., what will the sky look like. future tracker 6 over the last 48 hours has been selling the idea of a sun and clouds mix. between now and 1:00 p.m. when we start to get out there and take a look at the moon beginning to cross the path of the sun, we're looking at high clouds filtering in. hopefully by 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., you can see fairly well. quarter of 3:00 p.m. we're at the height of this, some of us will be seeing clear skies and others clouds. the sun and clouds mix in play. by 3:00 p.m. there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm at west, right now anyway, the models are keeping it far to the west. we get toward the end of eclipse and it is clouds and sun mix. where y