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it came to an end over the skies of west texas at sunset tonight over lubbock a taste of things to come in august 2017 we will have a total solar eclipses. not here in the bay area and a little north. the total eclipse completely different from what we saw today. >>> i will start planning or ever you are bible stand next to you >>> some clearing out the city's customs stores some left on the closet floor iran through san francisco along the way anne mackovic on the race that ended happily for most >>> it is chaos >>> more than 50,000 people came out for the one hundred first running of the bay to breakers from serious runners to of the disease >>> these are mermaids >>> it all started at 7:00 a.m. at the embarcadero leading to a 7.5 mi. course across the city from the bay to the ocean people throwing tortillas and mobile parties along the way. drinking was banned people were doing in any way but officers only made a handful of arrests. after the crazy jump across the city the racers and up at the finish line at ocean beach. >>> feels of some we made it >>> as is tradition plenty of peop

more than 1,000 people turned out in lubbock, texas, to witness the spectacle. the last time a solar eclipse was visible in the u.s. was 18 years ago. the sun's brief disappearing act began at around 7:40 p.m. local time. the crowds cheered when they saw the moon create a golden crescent. cloud cover blocked much of the ring of fire. but people didn't seem too disappointed. >> the moon bathing the sun, it was really cool. >> we could see the eclipse the whole time until right at the end where you really -- it is kind of the best part of it, and then the cloud came. but it is still -- it was really, it was really a nice view the whole time. >> even penguins got caught up in the excitement. take a look. cape penguins in chiba zoo began squeaking excitedly when the sky dark nened during the eclipse. the squeaking lasted for about five minutes. the zoo keepers said this type of behavior is rare. a zoologist says penguins off make calling noises at twilight to confirm the location of other penguins. he says they were probably confused by the sudden darkness. >>> an e

. >>> major damage in lubbock, texas when a storm rolls through.ars were pelted with golf size hail. the hail was accompanied by rain, 85-mile an hour winds. several roads had to be closed. and there were reports of funnel clouds but so far no reports of tornadoes. >>> a 5-year-old boy survivors a fall to a storm drain. firefighters had to the -- get them out of a storm drain that was just 1 foot in diameter. only one was small enough to be dropped down and pull him out. she successfully removed him from the well. >>> i was woken up by someone and asked me where my weed and my money were. he took my weed and my rent money. >> two students were home at the time of the robbery. >>> a good kid, an eagle scout buys marijuana on the street. what would make him do that? tonight phillip weaner tells us his story wjz, he's in the fight of his life and wants you to know why he's breaking the law. >> reporter: they believe lighting up marijuana will help save their lives. >> i spent a week in the hospital every month. >> reporter: no ordinary high. >> it's j

west texas, lubbock will see it as the sun is setting at 7:30 in the evening on sunday.. a lot of the national parks will be great spots to see it. make sure you have a fairly flat western horizon. reno is a great spot and redding, california a great spot. if you have a boat, south of the aleutian islands. >> seriously, in the grand canyon, you will see it and it will be a spectacular sight. >> better up on the rim than down below. >> if were you lying at the bottom looking up at the sky. >> a lot of the national parks have something. >> thank you, rob. >>> a new study in the medical journal challenge what is we thought about good cholesterol. investigators found no evidence that good cholesterol reduces any risk of heart attack. we have been told the opposite for years. do not spot monitoring your bad cholesterol just yet. it is a good way to weigh your risk of a heart attack. >>> facebook's ipo goes public today. the public can buy stock. we're going to tell you about that when we come back. [ male announcer ] if you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may

reknee nevada and lubbock, texas. >> most areas not going to have a whole lot of cloud cover.ndle. if you ask see it, do it safely. children can be especially vulnerable to permanent eye damage known as eclipse blindness. >> you have to protect your eyes. you can take a pair of glasses made specifically for eclipses and you put those on and they will protect your eyes. many are getting the message, store from colorado to california selling out. >> i'm excited to see this. >> today with the help of telescopes, eclipses have been fun. it's a long way from the time of ancient civilizations when an eclipse meant doom. because a total eclipse looks like the end of the world, we won't see that this time, but we'll see something very cool. >> reporter: something very cool from something very hot. clayton sandell. >>> it is going to be spectacular. hope you'll tweet me or send me a picture on facebook because we can't see it in the east. good morning america first thing in the morning. diane sawyer right back in the chair tomorrow night. i'm david muir. from all of us here, good night

troops and the people's army of vietnam, the vietnam archive at texas tech university in lubbock interviewed veterans from the battles of the eye drag valley. it was after the battles waged in november of 1965 that north vietnamese forces began engaging in guerrilla warfare. the americans outnumbered by the north vietnamese army prevailed but it was at a heavy cost. up next an interview with medal of honor recipient captain ed "too tall" freeman, a helicopter pilot who flew into landing zone x-ray to help deliver ammunition, supplies and to rescue wounded soldiers. this is about 40 minutes. >> this is dr. richard verone, today is veteran's day, november 11th, 2005 in washington, d.c. n crystal city, hilton, and we are commemorating the 40th anniversary of the battles of the ia drang valley in 1965. major freeman, thank you for doing this and i want to ask you a little bit about your memories of those days in the ia drang, and if you could, before we get to some of the specific things that happened, can you tell me about your training for those type of missions. i know talking to pilots you h

lubbock might get a record today. if they break or hit 100 they will. all the way to raleigh, at 90. denver has one more warm one. tomorrow, starts to cool down. i want to leave you with a look across the nation. nice in the far southwest. l.a., 74 today. but the severe storms in the northern plains, into the carolinas. >> this weather report brought to you by walgreens. >> thanks, ginger. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," the supermodel in the hot seat. linda evangelista taking the stand as things get ugly in her child support trial. >>> and a game-changer for one of the most popular quiz shows ever. the host who is considering hanging up his question cards forever. who is it?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?t? >>> here's the question we've been pondering all morning. how do you spend nearly 50 grand a month on a 5-year-old? the supermodel, linda evangelista got on the witness stand to talk about the amount she needs to raise her child in her eyebrow-raising, headlinemaking, custody dispute. abc's john muller is here with this interesting testimony. >>

you'll see it as far as lubbock, texas, the weather for visibility in the u.s.as been great to take a look at the eclipse. i'll talk more about this and show you where else you can track it throughout the evening. don? >> so excited. same technology we use to track santa claus. appreciate it, bonnie. >>> tropical storm alberto is hovering off the coast of south carolina. but it isn't expected to make landfall. it has sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. and the hurricane season doesn't officially begin until june. alberto is the earliest named storm to form in the atlantic in nine years. >>> well, we'll pull out our crystal ball for what you can expect next week right now. what will affect your wallet and what to expect out of washington and hollywood? that's next. >>> we want viewers to stay connected. want all of you to stay connected on the go. make sure you grab your mobile phone and go to cnn.com/tv. what makes a sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed y

lubbock needs it. parts of southeastern new mexico. who else will get rain?hat has had drought issues. the southeast, including atlanta and central florida, they need it bad. and they will get it by the end of the weekend. i'll leave you with a look across the nation. weekend. >> this weather report brought to you by target. dan and paula? >> the inimitable ginger zee. >> say that three times. >> it's more difficult than ace. that's why we stick with ace. >> absolutely. >>> coming up on the broadcast, is it too soon? just three months after she passed away, whitney houston's family is going on tv to star in a new reality series. will be affect bobbi kristina, her daughter, at a very delicate time for her. >>> plus, the fearless ginger zee, flying high. we challenged her to go hang gliding. she didn't flinch. inimitable? let's just go with ace. ♪ i want to get away ace. ewness. doing project with different stores is a really cool idea. we want to bring a little piece of the boutique experience to target. a real taste of luxury. it's pretty special for us to im

lubbock, we should break a record at 100. kansas city, up to 86. denver, one lost warm day before the big cooldown, which comes on the latter half of your weekend. i want to leave you with a look across the nation. 74, l.a. severe storms in the northern plains. and also through the carolinas, >> this weather report has been brought to you by walgreens. >> thank you, ace. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," the supermodel in the hot seat. linda evangelista taking the stand as things get ugly in her child support trial with her billionaire ex-boyfriend. >>> and it's a potential game-changer for one of the most popular quiz shows ever. the host who is considering hanging up his question cards forever. who is it? [ dad ] hello. [ female announcer ] quality everyday products at a way better price. [ girl ] mom! ♪ [ female announcer ] now that's nice. right now nice pistachios and other select nuts are just $2.99. sold only at walgreens. fight both fast with new tums freshers! concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath

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ring of fire path went over the united states and nasa reports the eclipse separated just east of lubbock, texas. last night. >> first launch of a privately owned spacecraft to the international space station now set if tomorrow after emergency systems aborted it half a second before lit off. the company is spacex attempting to launch the rocket over the weekend and nasa has been working with the company to try to make it happen. if it happens it will mark a milestone going from a government run office to a privately backed operation but the flight computer detects an engine problem and aborted launch. the company try again early tomorrow morning. just about 30 seconds ago. and now, we have physics prefer with us, and the author of "physics of the future." good to see you. this is not that big a deal, standard stuff, used to happen to nasa all the time. >>guest: this is different. 9 future of the space program could rest on launches like this, and we are witnessing historic transition away from government sponsored rockets to private enterprise taking over, and, president obama's fortunes

eel even see it as far east as lubbock, texas, and generally speaking, the weather for visibility in. has been great to take a look at this eclipse. i'll talk more about this and show you where else you can track it throughout the evening. don? >> so excited. same technology we use to track santa claus. appreciate it, bonnie schneider. tropical storm alberto is hovering off the coast and it isn't expected to make land fall. the hurricane season doesn't officially begin until june. alberto is the earliest named storm to form in the atlantic in nine years. >>> well, we'll pull out our crystal ball for what you can expect next week right now. what will affect the wallet, and what to expect out of washington and hollywood? that's next. we want viewers to stay connected. we want all of you to stay connected to cnn, even on the go. make sure you grab your mobile fun and go to cnn.com/tv. if you're on a desktop or laptop you can also watch cnn live. i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was

for lubbock, texas, best around 7:30. albuquerque, 6:28.e sweep our way a bit more towards the northwest, grand canyon at 5:25, back over to reno, 5:15 p.m. and then back to california and redding, best time to view it really getting under way around 5:12. it's not going to be a quick moving process. it's going to be kind of slow. the thing that sets this apart is that the ring, the ring of fire, is going to be very, very distinct with this one and randi, as we have been telling people all morning long, you don't want to view this with the naked lie. you want something like welder glasses, protection for eyes. standard sun fwlaglasses won't . >> thank you. >>> i'll have another and another. i no know that sounds a little funny, but now just one mores to go for the triple crown. >>> plus, she made a name for herself saturday night but on this sunday morning, it looks like kristin wiig is saying good-bye to her "snl" cast mates. ♪ how are things on the west coast? ♪ ♪ i hear you... ♪ rocky mountain high ♪ rocky, rocky mountain high ♪ ♪ all my

to give you a timeline of what all this is going to shake out, in lubbock, texas, you should have a prettyew of it. that being said, you're still going to have a lot of smoke coming into the four corners, which is a hazy effect as we get to the grand canyon, and you should be able to see it around 525 and reno, nevada, 5:15, and around 7:37. it's not going to happen super fast, and then we get to california, it begins at 5:12 and ends at 7:36 p.m. it is something that's certainly amazing to watch. if you have welders glasses, you should be able to see it pretty well. also, there's specially designed sunglasses that you can also use to get a good view of it. do not look at it with the naked eye. you can actually tune into cnn. we'll have a multitude of images from eye reports from around the globe giving you some of the greatest shots and certainly a safe way to view it. >> are you going to try to check it out, reynolds? >> knowing me, i will probably have eyes like barney rubble if i stare at the thing. i'll be tempted to look, but will probably hold off owner. >> we'll healed off on the p

thunderstorms from lubbock to albuquerque and mountain snow in suburban denver. >> 70s in the pacifics hits 81. chicago, 69. mostly 60s in the northeast. 88 in miami, and 86 in rob's new orleans. >> that's right. they had a great ending to jazz fest this weekend. perfect weather. saw some pictures. >>> it was a bittersweet rescue effort in southern california ending with a dramatic air lift. >> a helicopter had to scoop up two horses after they fell off a trail into a pretty deep ravine. sadly, a third horse did die in the fall. after the air lift, a fourth horse was walked to safety. luckily none of the riders got hurt. look at that. >> the horses were on a four-day ride when they tumbled. it's not clear still what exactly caused the fall. >> horses are big animals. >> yeah, they are. >> so to see something like that -- >> wonder how frightening when they get hoisted like that. poor horse. all right. >>> coming up next -- boxer floyd mayweather fresh off another big victory in the ring. >> his days to enjoy that latest win, though, are numbered. we'll tell you why straight ahead. sti

he was working in his field near lubbock. it was the first confirmed hailstone death in u.s.first but by no means the last. hailstones look the lives of a colorado infant in 1979, and a 19-year-old texas man in 2000. while the fictional hailstorm hammered tokyo with deadly effect in the 2004 climate change disaster film "the day after tomorrow." the physics of hailstones tell us why they're so dangerous. the folks at noaa, the national orbianic and atmospheric administration, calculate that a hailstone the size of a baseball would be the equivalent of a real baseball dropped from a height of 30,000 feet. hitting the ground at up to 120 miles per hour. >> we've heard that baseball- sized hail.... >> baseball- to golf-ball sized hail falling. >> osgood: n.o.a.a.assures us that most hailstones are less than two inchs in diameter, there are exceptions. the biggest u.s. hailstone on record fell in 2010 in south dakota weighing in at one pound, 15 ounces with a diameter of eight inches. although hailstones are killed only a handful of americans, they injure roughly two dozen people

here is lubbock, texas, the beginning point and all the way up here to about -- you can't look at thisupt myself and say you cannot look at this thing. you have to get special goggles and sunglasses aren't good thuf to look at the sun. there's a lot going on here. the sun is still very bright, but the moon will be in the way of the sun. now, why can't we see it on the eastern part of the united states? because it will be dark by the time it happens. you can only see it in the western half. this could be 10 to 15 years before we see another significant eclipse in the u.s. the next one coming up we'll be able to see it in georgia and most of the east coast. >> that's great. looking forward to it. chad, thank you. have a good weekend. >> you too. >>> before you head out to your favorite restaurant, are you going to be chowing down on extra calories, sodium, and fat? probably. but it's even worse than fast food chains. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with t

lubbock, texas, 100. dallas, 95. 93 in new orleans. it will be 91 and humid in new york. 90 here in new york city. and as the system moves in we're looking for some strong storms, 50s and 60s back through the plains. 60s and 70s in the pacific northwest. you see that risk of strong storms as that front moves in the northeast later today. >> another hot and humid day. we're heading for highs in the 90 degrees later this afternoon. partly sunny skies. >> that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al, thanks very much. now a scary incident in toronto where an air canada boeing 777 was forced to make an emergency landing moments after takeoff. this after debris from that plane started falling onto cars below. nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, good morning to you. >> hi, matt, good morning. this looks like an uncontained engine failure and a potentially catastrophic event in the skies over toronto midday monday. >> from inside air canada flight 001, home video of the emergency landing midday monday. the plane had taken of

and head to the western side and we'll see showers across eastern new mexico and places maybe like lubbock we'll have a nice day and see a lot of clear skies and testimoni temperatures warming up. and cooler in chicago, cloud cover as well and across the areas of the west, it's just very, very warm. and hit that button one more time for me, very warm conditions, especially up across the pacific northwest and see temps into the 90's, and it will be warm. and nice in across california and warm in areas of arizona, back to you inside. >> dave: thank you, rick. mention one more thing. 30 major league baseball bat girls have been affected by breast cancer, also at parks. great day. >> alisyn: great cause. >> clayton: ball day to talk mom to a ball game. i always take my dad. >> alisyn: i hope nigh husband is watching. >> clayton: coming up on the show, lawmakers outrage. did the administration leak too much information about osama bin laden as foiled bomb plot? does it undermine our national security? >> and living prayers and produce? one church wins the war to help the economy by growing its

lubbock, texas, 100, 90 through new orleans, 91 and humid in new york, 90 here in new york city. and as the system moves in we're looking for strong storms, 50s and 60s back through the plains, 60s and 70s through the pacific northwest. the risk of strong storms as the front moves into the northeast later today. >>> good morning, tom kierein, storm center 4. right now it is mild and muggy on this tuesday morning. we are in the low to mid 70s throughout most of the region. reagan national now at 76, then later today, up near 90 degrees by early to mid afternoon with increasing clouds, clouds popping up during the afternoon, turning into thunderstorms likely between 4:00 p.m. and off and on until midnight. some of those storms could produce heavy downpours with frequent lightning, maybe gusty winds, maybe a little hail and maybe some lingering showers tomorrow>> that's your latest w. matt? >> all right, al, thanks very much. now a scary incident in toronto where an air canada boeing 777 was forced to make an emergency landing moments after takeoff. this after debris from that plane

look at these temperatures anywhere from 9 to 15 degrees above normal from buffalo to lubbock.ow later today. 50s throughout the plains. 100s to 90s into texas >>> good morning to you. we have a really good-looking day shaping up. here's a live look, san bruno mountain looking south. a few clouds trying to make their way over the mountaintop. a nice, clear start. nonetheless, temperatures are only going to climb until about noon. 73 in los gatos. 75 degrees in san francisco. about 10 degrees cooler than where we ended up yesterday. tomorrow morning, we will get some very light showers along the peninsula. >>> got a good-looking school. where you guys from? all right. nice to see you all. now let's go back over to matt. >> al, thanks very much. >>> coming up next, why 29-year-old olympic hopeful lolo jones says staying a virgin is harder than training for the london games. we'll find out more about that right after these messages. i love cash back. with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. 1% cash back everywhere, every t

lubbock, texas, 100. dallas, 95. 93 in new orleans. it will be 91 and humid in new york. 90 here in new york city. and as the system moves in we're looking for some strong storms, 50s and 60s back through the plains. 60s and 70s in the pacific northwest. you see that risk of strong storms as that front moves in the northeast later today. >>> good tuesday morning to you. we've got a really good-looking day shaping up. it's cool to start, but temperatures will gradually climb into the 70s by noon today. and you can see from your future cast, we are going to lose all the cloud cover that has developed this morning by about 10:00, 11:00. 78 degrees in los gatos, 78 for san jose, comfortable 68 degrees in san francisco, overall, three to five degrees warmer than where we ended up yesterday. mid-80s return by tomorrow, and then we're talking about 90s inland on thursday. >> that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al, thanks very much. now a scary incident in toronto where an air canada boeing 777 was forced to make an emergency landi

look at the temperatures, sournl discomfort, colorado springs, roswell, lubbock, its going to be toasty. the rest of the country, not quite so bad. we're looking at warm weather making its way through the south. 90s in parts of mississippi, alabama, on into georgia. 50s and 60s in the pacific northwest. 40s and 50s in the northeast. risk of of strong storms in the upper mid mississippi valley and more rain in southern florida. that's what's going around the country, here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, tom kierein, storm center 4. storm 4 radar is showing most of the rain east of washington, southern maryland, northern neck, crossing the bay, eastern shore. few lingering showers farther weft, out of the mountains, they'll be through by late morning and the last of the showers, around 8:00, 9:00. partly sunny this afternoon, near 80, might have an isolated storm later this the afternoon. highs mid >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al, thank you. the wife of the government's star witness returns to the stand today in the trial of former

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