lesser lens will not protect your eyes. lens is the only one that will suffice. yourur more minutes of phone calls about what you are doing on monday for the eclipse. jeremy in texas. caller: we are about 80% totality here in commerce, texas. it is one of those where unfortunately we will not be 100, but the faculty with texas a&m commerce has a group traveling north to grand island, about an hour and a half, two hours west of lincoln. they will be trying to get the totality that way. them.ravels to they have a big group going up. some of them are alumni who work for nasa. host: the northern part of texas, being such a big state, you are near closer to the path of totality. caller: absolutely, yes. they are just trying to get there. we are about 80% here. we have some things locally going on. host: safe travels, have a fun time. plansa tweeps and about saying, they are traveling from boston, massachusetts to georgia to see the eclipse. to utah, we here next from myrna. caller: we are going to stay home in utah. we're supposed to have a 95% eclipse. i'm wondering

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according to nasa, total eclipse website, a shade 14 welding lens is the only lens adequate enough for viewing the clips because of its extra dark qualities. a shade 14 lens is so rarely used in welding that most hardware stores don't even carry them. >>> there are thousands of folks traveling to locations all over the country trying to get a glimpse, for one man the road to the eclipse has been exhaustingly long, here's why, gary parkerson has been pedaling an average of 50 miles day the last 15 months all to promote monday's science spectacular to kids across the u.s., parker said brings to their level through a telescope he rigged to his bike. >> the telescope gear goes over here and i live out of a bag on the other side >> you live out of this little bag here >> yes. i've got four shirts. i've got two shorts and three pair of under where and sock >> that's all you need >> that's all i need >> he's ready. parker son set out from his hometown from louisiana in may of 2016 with a goal of pedaling all 48 states, he stopped in car mandale illinois because the dlps will linger the long o

i'm looking at the streets with a lens of progression.ching somebody like malcolm go from being a hustler and a pimp to being one of the greatest thinkers, writers, and orators of american history and of all time. so i always had a perspective that there was more to this situation. in addition to the fact that like i mentioned a second ago, i grew up in a two parent household. my father is a phd from west africa. my mother, is you know, from upstate new york. so my home life was a whole different lens. and when i'm stepping outside. so i had this due alt going on that really influenced me and inspired me to ask more questions. you know? and recognize that what i'm seeing outside is deeper than it appears to be. and it doesn't stop at the surface. so that comes into my art just naturally. just by being me. ed. >> so you're looking at what you're seeing in chicago. you apply your artistic lens to it. we see how it plays itself out of your craft. yet, there are a bunch of brothers in the rat game who see the same things that you saw. grew up

they said you could potentially take the lens from your glass and put it in front of your lens on yourpictures will not be very good, however. you probably want to think twice about taking photos. in addition to that comment you may need to glance at the sun to figure out where you are. there are lots of reasons why you may not want to do that. if you really want to take a good picture, try to find a lens filter that will be appropriate for you. the other thing they say is one you're trying to take these pictures, you will miss it. maybe leave the photos up to the professionals and just wear your glasses and make sure you are protected. you want to check the glasses out and make sure there are no scratches or areas of defect. with you get them from a certified company or not, check that. >> thank you so much. we are talking about permanent eye damage. great advice. >>> backpacks every kid has one but if you don't wear them correctly, it can be a pain. physical therapist say they should be -- they should weigh between 10% and 15% of the child's body weight. if it waits too much, it coul

filters are recommended >> if you plan on using your phone to capture images put the glasses over lens like this, not this, but this. >> make sure as you're doing that that you're blocking the sun with the smart phone so your eyes are not looking at the sun. >> reporter: you might want to practice and figure out where the sun will be. >> once you put the filter over the camera you're not i'm going to see the sun. >> same recommendations filters or glasses other the end of the lens, stefanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> "eyewitness news" has you covered for the eclipse we will be heading out this friday at noon at dilworth park in center city. we have the side of stchl three of our sister radio stations, wogl are also giving away our eclipse glasses, listen to your favorite station for details. >> don't forget, we want to see everything wearing the glasses share your photos and videos with your glasses of course, using #cbs3. >>> we'll see a partial eclipse in the philadelphia area, some parts of the country will be totally left in the dark as our coverage continues tomorrow, we'll

>> people that want to look at the world through a jewish lens. that is a phrase that i choose very carefully. because who is the jewish community, and the bay area where the majority of jewish families contain technically non-jewish people. but non-jewish members that have chosen to identify and jewish -- whatever that means. our readers are jews and people concerned with issues and topics that jews are concerned with. >> in the bay area, it is such an innovative community. we are lucky and proud and happy to be reporting on the bay area jewish community. not that philadelphia and new york and other places don't have vibrant communities. birth there is something more innovative and diverse here. that is what our readers are looking for when they are reading local stories. that is our sweet spot. that is where we want to be. >> we are going to take another quick break and come back to this wonderful conversation here on mosaic in just a moment. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of the wonderful conversation with ste

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filters are recommended >> if you plan on using your phone to capture images put the glasses over lens like this, not this, but this. >> make sure as you're doing that that you're blocking the sun with the smart phone so your eyes are not looking at the sun. >> reporter: you might want to practice and figure out where the sun will be. >> once you put the filter over the camera you're not i'm going to see the sun. >> same recommendations filters or glasses other the end of the lens, stefanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> "eyewitness news" has you covered for the eclipse we will be heading out this friday at noon at dilworth park in center city. we have the side of stchl three of our sister radio stations, wogl are also giving away our eclipse glasses, listen to your favorite station for details. >> don't forget, we want to see everything wearing the glasses share your photos and videos with your glasses of course, using #cbs3. >>> we'll see a partial eclipse in the philadelphia area, some parts of the country will be totally left in the dark as our coverage continues tomorrow, we'll

it's a label that they use to try to see you lens your viewpoint. it's nothing more than the old fashioned ad homonym attack that you learn in debated tactics that if you don't want to deal with ideas, you shut them up by calling them names and because of what you said a minute ago, it's worked simply because the media, the mainstream media in the main has not called them out on their own capricious and fallacious definition of what constitutes hate. >> tucker: without explaining it. pretty handy test for those at home. if you are trying to determine whether the media outlet you are reading and watch something legitimate. if they repeat propaganda by the southern poverty law center that is by definition propaganda. do you wake up and find out you are part of a hate group? >> that's exactly right. they never interviewed us.

live at levi's stadium, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a gruesome discovery in contra costa county. authorities found a woman's body dumped on the side of a dirt road. her body was found on camino diablo in byron. juliette goodrich has been following the story and explains the search is now on for her killer. >> reporter: a woman's body dumped in a remote area of byron on the property of a sand mine. but why? and is there a killer now at large? >> has she been identified? >> yes. we do know who she is. we're not able to release the identity pending notification of next of kin. she is an adult female in her 40s and from san francisco. >> reporter: that's all investigators are revealing. the woman's body found around 3:50 yesterday afternoon by an employee who works at the sand mine. found in a desolate area as seen from "sky drone 5." there are no surveillance cameras and few people around to witness the body being dumped. the last homicide in byron was in 2008. >> there's still a lot of unanswered questions here? >> we don't know motive. >> reporter: the contra costa county sheriff'

(maria len//comerciante del rea) "tienen ue ponerle ms interes en mirar para que todo este bien, queonando bien." el temor en la comunidad es que esto se vuelva a repetir y que el nmero de heridos sea ms grande. algunos de ellos cuentan como a menudo experimentan retrasos por presuntamente problemas tcnicos, especificamente en trenes de la ruta que se estrell. "yo tambien poca veces uso ese tren. tambin voy a norristown y nada, siempre tena dudas porque en el tren siempre paraban unas veces. estaba muy insegura. me siento muy mal por la gente y espero que se recuperen." (scarlett len//residente de upper darby) como lo muestran las imgenes varias de las victimas fueron tratadas en la escena, mientras que otros con heridas graves fueron trasladados a varios hospitales del rea. segn algunas de las victimas, el momento del impacto se torn bastante violento...pero afortunadamente todos los afectados se encuentran en condicin estable tras haber recibido la atencin de aproximadamente 150 rescatistas que llegaron a la escena. desde upperdarby alexandra galarza telemundo. zoom monitor / cesar

for us to remember kim, not through the lens of this trail, but for being the beautiful, fun—loving womanho adored her children. us president donald trump has called for national unity in the wake of violence in charlottesville following an earlier rally at which he'd attacked his critics. and on newsnight tonight, never has america's motto of e pluribus unum, from many come one, felt less relevant. is the usa's increasingly fractious politics healthy or harmful? good evening and welcome to bbc news. in the latest of its proposals on brexit, the government has published plans on how it wants to end the legal authority of the european court ofjustice in uk affairs. at the moment the court can influence everything from workers‘ rights to trade rules. now theresa may says it will no longer have what she calls a direct say in these matters. but in what critics see as a climbdown, the new plan appears to allow the european court to have some role in future disputes between the eu and britain. here's our political correspondent ben wright. it meets in this building in luxembourg and is the eu a

you have to use the shade 14 lens. and someone asked about the cell phone. i will just pass along this piece from "business insider" about a pizza box. a pizza box to turn into a solar eclipse viewer. i could show this to you, and you could probably get a look at what they are proposing. i understand that you look on pizza boxnd search eclipse viewer, i think you could find it. at that.ok springfield, oregon, jack. jack, what are plans for monday solareclipse -- monday's eclipse? >> i was just wondering, do we have a satellite on the backside of the moon, so we could see if the sun is shining on it? >> very good question. we need a nasa expert answer that. the backside of the moon. i don't think so. we have the hubble telescope that would show us what that might look like. but do, kentucky, hello to anthony. paducah, kentucky, hello to anthony. >> hello. we are in the path of the total eclipse. >> you should be pretty close to totality, there. >> carbondale, illinois, i think is supposed to be the center. we are about an hour, from there. and my daughter, sh

. >> the vast majority of teens a that wear contact lens may be doing it wrong putting their eyes at risk. the research says 85% of them have habits that eye doctors say could lead to infection. the most comont mistakes, sleeping with contact lens, swimming with them and not getting a yearly check up at the eye doctor. >> these dogs are blue around india's largest city in mumbai. apparently they are changing color because of waste. factories dump dye in the river where the dogs wade to cool off. this may lead to stomach problems when the canines try to lick it off. depressing story, speaking of depressing, the rain is giving way tomorrow. >> on one day and then better. looking at the come dare dairy bridge, you can see we are getting rid of all of this in time for monday, the solar eclipse. it's 38 years since we had a total solar eclipse in the u.s. i want to bring part of the solar system into the "action news" studio to explain it. a solar eclipse is when the sun, moon and earth is in total alignment. the moon casts two shadows on earth. one of the shadows comes to a point as it h

when you think of a lens, it's like a mag ifnifying lens, you' not feeling it and it can cause permanent damage. >> important warning, and we will continue to sound that warning as this eclipse continues. >>> let's go back to al roker in charleston, south carolina, and i know you have been dodging the clouds there looking for a view. what's the story now, al? >> we've got a bright overcast right now, lester, and i would say we are about 50% obscured looking up right now. it's like looking at a crescent moon, which is kind of cool, and we've got probably the brightest picture we've seen since this has started. and folks now looking up, they're watching, they've got their glasses on. what's interesting, as this gets closer to the coast, the moon's shadow is going to start moving faster. right in the center of the country is where it slows down the most, about 14 miles per hour. on the coast it gets faster and faster. we're on the deck of the u.s.s. yorktown here at patriot's point, and you can see eclipse on a warship. these kids are really enjoying it. it's really pretty impressive to see

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camera lens filters are part of the recall also. if you have the glasses or filters, you don't have to send them back. amazon is going to make it easy on them and you. they'll refund the cost of the purchase. >> my friend got the e-mail in the middle of the night, woke up this morning. they let us know that it was going to be changed. i think we will have to do what we did in elementary school and make a pin hole projector and look at the reflection of the eclipse instead of actually looking at the sun. >> camera lens filters are part of the recall also. if you have the glasses or filters, you don't have to send them back. they're going to go ahead and refund the purchase cost. >>> if you are interested, john topper, melissa, great day washington team with sonny from the joe claire morning show for a solar eclipse viewing party next monday. that's august 21. it will run from 1:00 to 3:00 at the college park aviation museum. eclipse time is approximately 2:20 p.m. we have our eclipse glasses. >> i can't see anything. >> we can't see

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> tonight bay area home sales are slowing down. sales fell 17% from june to july. but the median home price is up to $758,000. that is 9% higher than it was a year ago. >>> soon gilroy may be known for more than just garlic. they are eyeing property on the western edge of the city. kpix 5's maria medina has the plans. >> reporter: this is great wolf lodge. a massive indoor water park with water slides, waver pool and surf stimulator and they are in talks with city leaders to build a park here. sure, kids seem excited about it but this mom says -- >> looks pretty crazy. >> reporter: not so fast. >> it is a simple town i guess. i don't know. it is already growing so much just to have another huge park to bring in people, i don't know. i am unsure about it. >> reporter: great wolf decided to enter negotiations for 60 days. the water park would be adjacent to the theme park off highway 152 with 700 family suits, shops and restaurants. they would create hundreds of jobs and make money for the city through taxes. the company says it is r

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for us to remember kim, not through the lens of this trail, but for being the beautiful, fun—loving womanho adored her children. a man has beenjailed for 18 years after trying to smuggle a pipe bomb onto a plane at manchester airport. princes william and harry have been speaking of the days following the death of their mother, princess diana, and the role of the paparazzi in the car crash. she had quite a severe head injury but was very much still live on the back seat and those people that caused the accident... also on the programme, in the next hour we'll be live in nevada where donald trump is holding another rally and the media, once again, is sure to get a thumping. this is the scene in reno where supporters are waiting to hear from president trump. wayne rooney — england's record goalscorer has announced his retirement from international football. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in the latest of its proposals for life after brexit the government has published its plans on how it wants to end the legal authority of the european court ofjustice in uk affairs. at the moment the

socked in, areas of drizzle on our camera lens, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. clouds will continue to hang tight to the coast today with only partial clearing around daly city. winds are slight around the lip of the bay this morning. they increase in the fairfield area and these winds will blow later today southwest and then northwest, fluctuating 10 to 20. excessive heat advisory remains in effect for the yellow highlighted areas,orthbay, east bay, santa cruz mountains, all the way into the santa lucia mountain range. where you see the red, that's like lake county and ukiah through redding at 115 degrees. today our temperatures still well above average. should be around 84 in san jose today, 90 degrees there down from mid-90s yesterday. should be around 88 degrees in livermore. today, 102. hotter towards the delta. 94 degrees in santa rosa. i got to tell you. we have a lot of subtropical moisture to the south of us. i'm going to monitor this and tell you how it will affect your thursday and friday forecasts. but right now over to jaclyn. >>> look at that fog o

len. >> reporter: that's right, liz. the gates are still locked.a lot of people ve been hearing about this appeals court ruling and they're coming down here expecting to see these gates wide open. but as you can see, they are still locked. the question is now if or even when these gates will be reopened. >> reporter: the appeals court ruling ordered tech billionaire vinod khosla to open the gates on martins beach road and give the public full access to a beloved stretch of the san mateo coast. elaine lund and joanne butterfield returned today to celebrate joanne's birthday with a beach picnic but couldn't drive in because the gate was still locked. >> last night we were very, very excite to come down because the gate was going to b we're bothered. r. weve be just walked to check it out and, um, we're surprised that it's not open. >> reporter: khosla owns the $32.5 million beachfront property and has been locked in a legal battle with advocacy groups liar the surfrider foundation to open the road

. >> reporter: len ramirez, kpix5. >>> in a week a total solar eclipse will cast a shadow over much of the u.s. for the first time since 1918. here in the bay area we will see a partial eclipse. kpix5's sharon chin will explain the best way to watch a celestial sight. >> when the earth, sun and moon line up on august 21st, you can see part of the eclipse anywhere in the u.s. as long as the sun is shining. th don't live along the path of l cotoule taeclistpsill see the cover most of the sun. paul salazar of the san francisco amateur astronomers. >> we'll still have here 75% which will yield a very unique thing, which is a crescent sun. >> reporter: the start and length of the eclipse depends on where you are. in san francisco it will begin at 9:01 a.m., reach its maximum at 10:15 a.m. and end at 11:37 a.m. some observers will be ready. >> i'll just make sure my office comes out and gets up on the roof so we can see it. >> reporter: be sure to protect your eyes during the eclipse. sunglasses aren't enough. don't look directly at the sun. >> the intensity of the sun even when it's 3/4 cov

that's where kpix 5's len ramirez is live with the details. len. >> reporter: for hours, cruise have been at work here trying to figure out how to get this crane back on its feet. within the last half-hour or so, crew members have been going on the crane attaching chains and other rigging but so far the crane hasn't moved. this all happened about noon today. a crew from the king crane service was replacing a pg&e pole located in a backyard and it was extended over the top of a home. the crew had already removed the old pole and were putting up the new one when the crane was up 190 feet and began to fall over. the next-door neighbor describes what she heard in her home. >> it was just the loudest boom i had ever heard. i ran out. everybody okay, shaken up but everybody is okay. you know, insurance will take care of it. >> reporter: as she said, there are no injuries. but one of the homes' roofs was damaged and two outbuildings were also damaged. so far they have not been able to do some actual movement of the crane itself. you know that it's go

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actually put those in front of the camera lens, that would help. >> and cbs news will be broadcasting a live special report on monday from one p.m. to 3:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. team of correspondents will be stationed in the totality, where the eclipse will be in full on cbsphilly.com. of course chelsey tell us all about the werth see this phenomenon. >> but with the glasses on. o looking great for us here in philadelphia. an we also have real nicee sunday on tap, too. look at storm scan3, we had a strong line of storms, that moved through our western this , they actually were severe warned. but then they o they made it td the i95 corridor. still tracking couple every list he'd l all showersl windowd into the next hour or so. you can see, down into delawareus tracking couple of sprinkles, located just east of just east of smyrna, even dover, moderate rainfall just south doe clearing on out. after about one, 2:00 in the morning, we will be looking at mostly clear skies across the delaware vale, so nice night setting up in a even better sunday. today was gorgeous out there, hope yo

to make gopro aligned with how people use their smartphone we're looking at making it an untethered lensor the smartphone so people can share more immersive and engaging experiences than they can today. that's a growing opportunity and where your footage actually moves over from your phone to gopro, we think we're doing a great job with that and that's contributing to our momentum >> a lot of excitement about the iphone 8 they could very well introduce the iphone 8 at the same time gopro introduces the hero 6. i know there are some analysts thatcover gopros, that could b a problem, because that could mean fewer financial dollars for your advice. what do you think about that >> again, i think the more people are using their phones to share themselves, to share stories of themselves on a regular basis, that is creating a growing opportunity for gopro, in that gopro now can automatically move any footage you capture from it over to your phone and gopro makes a story for you. using gopro is as easy as using your phone so as smartphone adoption grows, so does the opportunity for gopro. >> my

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> coming up, a better way to store buds.hy one dispensary says canned cannabis is a game changer. >> many landmarks already in the bay area and san francisco. and here's one of them, the golden gate bridge is currently cloud-free. there is some cloud cover streaming in. but not yet over the golden gate. we'll talk about how much sunshine you will get in san francisco and beyond this weekend. it's a beautiful thursday evening. your forecast is coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. dispensaries are packaging their product. b 's not just marketing. kpix 5's susie steimel explains... how the can... can >>> cannabis in a can. it's a new way dispensaries are

kpix 5's len ramirez is live at san jose state with her story tonight. len. >> reporter: well, veronica, tenured professors those who have been professors for a long time tend to make a comfortable living. but new professors are certainly struggling. and we spoke to one today who certainly has given up on trying to afford rent. >> reporter: ellen is an adjunct professor at san jose state. she teaches four classes of english and can't afford to live in the south bay so mostly she sleeps in the car. >> with what i make at san jose state, i can't pay $2,000 a month rent. can't do it. >> reporter: she takes home about $2,500 a month. her usual routine is nearly constant motion after classes parking in libraries or well marked parking lots where she grades papers. >> and i go sit somewhere until it's dark and then sneak toin a hbneigorodhork, pa the car and go to sleep. >> reporter: she says when people find out her situation, they are shocked! >> there's a stereotype. and that stereotype is drug addicts, alcoholics, lazy -- >> not everybody is in a position

kpix 5's len ramirez with more on the mixed reactions from neighbors there.r: well, ken, people are arriving here at the mexican heritage plaza in east san jose for this forum. this was going to be held in a small work room, but they had to move it to this pavilion because of all the public interest. now, this is a completely grassroots effort. people here say they grew tired of waiting for the city to start the community engagement process on this very important project. google and san jose have not even signed a land deal yet but the community is already voicing hopes and fears. >> coming in will probably help a lot. >> reporter: this woman is hoping to find work after being homeless. >> it's good they are coming here. we need jobs. >> people are already being forced out by major corporations. >> reporter: but construction worker jason daily is afraid he could become homeless. >> companies like google, yahoo, netflix are coming in making it tougher for people the lower class to survive or afford anything. >> google plans to develop 8 million square feet of

there were encouraging signs in terms of the school system is better in the war lens now. the police department has a better handle on crime. lord knows that is not the way you want to go about making reforms in a city that had a terrible, terrible tragedy. i hope the devastation is not as bad here and therefore the response and recovery won't have to be as significant. seem the federal government will spend a lot of money to make sure that people can rebuild, get back to their homes. an example of a president seen not doing well on the response and recovery, i would point to president george w. bush. he got bad remarks -- got bad marks for the immediate response to katrina. and generally better marks from historians, the recovery efforts that took place later. last year we had the 10 year anniversary of katrina. host: the president tweeting out 25 minutes ago he is leaving now for texas. there is his twitter page. we will see the president in texas, expected to arrive 11:25 local time in corpus, christie -- in corpus christi. and then they are expected to return to washin

trying to show off the fact that it has two rear cameras, one of the telephoto, one for wide angle lens and see whether apple's iphone can top some of the features we saw today. we're expecting them to release bears in september. got to release bears in september. got to leave it there. thank you. there isa to leave it there. thank you. there is a full write—up of that launch on the tech section of the bbc news website. you may know, bbc business has been looking at the business of death. our latest report comes from the netherlands and looks at euthanasia, which is legal in the netherlands and is notjust for those with terminal illnesses. anyone who is deemed to be experiencing unbearable suffering can submita experiencing unbearable suffering can submit a request. here is the bbc‘s anna corrigan. how all some of you to check out my channel right now. i'm a comedian, motivational speaker. she was a performer who adored the spotlight. but in 2015, she decided to end her life with euthanasia. lowe she was so young, life with euthanasia. lowe she was so young, 25. she had a lot of pain in

actually put those in front of the camera lens, that would help. >> and cbs news will be broadcasting a live special report on monday from one p.m. to 3:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. team of correspondents will be stationed in the path of totality, where the eclipse will be in full effect. also streaming live on cbsphilly.com. of course chelsey tell us all about the werth. we want to be able to see this phenomenon. >> but with the glasses on. >> of course. >> the weather is looking great for us here in philadelphia. the delaware, lehigh valley, things are looking good. and we also have real nice sunday on tap, too. let's start you out with a look at storm scan3, we had a strong line of storms, that moved through our western suburbs, earlier this evening, they actually were severe warned. but then they kind of died down as they made it toward the i95 corridor. still tracking couple every list he'd l all showers, things will wind down headed into the next hour or so. you can see, down into delaware, and kent and new castle counties, just tracking couple of sprinkles, located just east of

i could pincknc pick any camera would be rain on the lens. this is in wilmington. not the heaviest rain. that's south into delaware. look at the weather setup we have. we have the storm center still to our southwest. that is going to bring in the heaviest rain in the afternoon. there's the heaviest rain starting to approach d.c. here is the warm front lining up. when you have a warm front feeding in warmer air, that helps keep a storm going. that's what's going to happen as it moves across the area. we still have many hours of rape ahead in our future. hold tight to that umbrella. a look at our radar and satellite view. what we have the heaviest rain in the southern portions of our viewing area. i suspect this will continue. delaware and south jersey, even the shore, will probably get the brunt of this storm system because of the track of the low moving across our area a little later on into this evening. let's take a closer look into some of the pockets of heavier rain moving over the suburbs. from west chester to norristown to north hampton, we see rain falling.

we kind of can see through their lens.eyes what they -- what these musicians, you know, saw as distinct from what the state department saw. . so, you know, for 20 years these guys are out there traveling the world. the state department was spending lots and lots of money, much to the consternation of congress often. so we can think about, was it effective? did they really do anything after all? what do you think? what's the effectiveness of this? go ahead, chris. >> so even now like even in the drc there's, i don't know, millions of internally displaced people, so democracy never took hold there. there's still countries like that where i feel like we failed to, i guess, bring our ideas to that. we tried to originally in this. >> great point. if you think about africa today, if you think about the map i showed earlier with all of the area also of conflict, many of which are not cold war conflicts but later conflicts, that gains a special traction here. to kind of piggy back on your point, chris, a map in 1970, and put your

phone to capture images of the eclipse turn off auto focus and flash and then put glasses over the lens, like this, and in the this, but this. >> make sure that you are doing that and you are blocking sun with the smart phone so your eyes are not looking at the sun. >> reporter: might want to practice before the big event, and figure out where the sun will be. >> once you put filter over the camera, you're not going to be able to see image of the sun on your screen unless you have it pointed at exactly the right location. >> reporter: same recommend cases for binoculars, filters or glasses over the end of the lens. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now if you are not able to girth hands on that protective gear, those glasses we have you cover. cbs news will be broadcasting from one to 3:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. team of correspondent will be stationed in the path of totality where eclipse will be in fully affect. coverage will be streaming live on cbs philly.com. >>> stay with us "eyewitness news" is your source for everything on this eclipse, our day of coverage b

kpix 5's len ramirez on how a night out to enjoy some live music ended in tragedy. len. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. we're talking about some very tragic circumstances. these two officers, firefighters here in san jose to enjoy a night of music and camaraderie. it was after the event out here on the sidewalk where the shooting happened. now the oakland fire department is mourning. oakland firefighters in a predawn procession accompanying the body of one of their own from a hospital to the morgue. jake walter was shot and killed and another oakland firefighter was wounded in a shooting on a san jose sidewalk at about 9:0 last night. today in oakland, firefighters said they were used to the hazards on the job, not this. >> we don't really think about the hazards or the chance encounters you might have off duty that can also lead to a similar outcome. this took us completely off guard. >> reporter: the shooting happened outside a polynesian music event at the gordon biersch brewery on taylor street at 9:30. >> that was attended by these two oakland officers. it

for us to remember kim, not through the lens of this trail, but for being the beautiful, fun—loving woman

kpix 5's len ramirez got the chance to ask the defense secretary about our poll results.porter: well, when i asked secretary mattis about the poll results, he didn't mention anything that president trump is doing or saying with that inflammatory language. instead, he pivoted to what other members of the trump administration are doing to try to cool things down. >> reporter: secretary of defense jim mattis toned down the trump administration's rhetoric on the north korea crisis during a visit to a high- tech defense contractor in mountain view stressing diplomacy instead. >> right now, secretary tillerson, ambassador haley, you can see the american effort is diplomatically led. it has diplomatic traction, gaining diplomatic results. i want to stay right there right now. the tragedy of war is well enough known. it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic. >> reporter: i asked mr. mattis about a new kpix/surveyusa poll that found a majority of people in the bay area don't have confidence in the administration's ability to handle the

you can see some raindrops on our lens there.aking a live look at the commodore barry bridge. while for us we're getting closer to friday, everything goes downhill from here for matt. monday is his favorite day. good luck to him. your time now 66 degrees and your temperature and your time is 6:14. >> i'm becoming infamous for this. >> you are. >> you were born infamous, let me tell you . >> [laughter] >>> things are not just going downhill for matt because the rest of us have a wet kind of miserable day ahead. we're looking live at 422. hey, at least your morning commute many of the roads are still dry. it hasn't hit us here on 422 yet. that's your eastbound traffic. you can see we have some building volume as you head towards king of prussia. god bless you over there. but we're moving okay with no major delay at least on 422. on 422 eastbound though from 9:00 until 3:00 today we'll see restrictions here between 29 and royersford. they're blocking the left lane. they're doing some guardrail repair and you know how that really mes

it was consulted by presidents is atatement -- statesman lens through which to judge and guide decisions. the fact that it fell out of favor and is almost forgotten is itself a great opportunity for us to rediscover it at a pretty pivotal moment. i think a lot of folks are thinking about america as a civilization for the first time in trying to understand these larger forces of history that was sometimes recklessly play with. and we understand it as part of our birthright. recognizing that we have responsibilities as citizens to understand and apply that to the present so that we can pass it on to the future. that farewell address is an inspired -- is an inspiring document. it is durable wisdom and that is why it was such an honor to write the book. >> we will get into the real substance of the address at the moment. could be a good place to begin, recognizing that is not the first farewell address. getting farewell addresses was not something washington likes to do with something he had thought about before. >> he had a genius for goodbye. -- and i think it's a measure of both his innat

it's always that way so for us question is, how do we actually open up our lens and see these things? how do we get so much data from that that kind of questions are actually able to be answered? and for me at the end it's all about that thought i have so many times when i go to bed imagining thaw other worlds really look like. the fact that there are worlds out there just like the earth, that have some commonalitys with the earth and you could imagine these worlds. it's only happening right now. these questions about are we alone. are being answered as we speak in this decade and the next. i'm really excited about this. >> thanks thomas. with that, let's transition to q&a. we have a ton of questions on social media so there first if you would like to ask a question. please use the #ask nasa. >> wonderful we have lots of questions coming in. this first from twitter user that asks what is the total amount of habitable planets including the discoveries here? >> okay the total number of habitable planets believe it or not is unknown. it depends who you ask and how you count them. we woul

you could damage the lens here.y, tennessee. >> ground breaking political activist and comedian, dick at a hospital in washington, d.c.nden >> reporter: for dick gregory that, they would burn the police station down all over the [ bleep ] world, huh. >> he began breaking barriers appealing to white crowd with there are a lot of good advantages riding in the back of a bus.ou know where the emergency door is located. >> native of st. louis, missouri, gregory's first break as comedian came in 19ugh 61 wh. er's playboy club. he gregory became a national sensation. the tonight show with jack par had him on as a guest. as gregory told cbs morning this june after he demanded to be invite to sit for a chat. >> white comics could sit on the couch. >> with president kennedy's new housing bill i might be your neighbor now. >> gregory moved his activism from the stage to the streets to rally for civil rights and against the vietnam war and police brutality. he was still using satire for social justice when he fell ill earlier t

the opportunity to research, read and write about the previous difficult period in history from the lens of the president and his key advisers, civilian and military advisers. so i think that's helped. doesn't give any answers, but it's helped me ask the right questions and to give it my best shot, do my best for the president and the nation. >> general h.r. mcmaster, thank