michael woodman is now 94. there are four generations of his family.ut him in an exclusive club ofjust one. we're all looking at the skies again. and not not only me, but the whole world, apparently. but if i see it, how many other people have seen it? i will be the only one who has seen it twice. i got to keep breathing. t coronae borealis, which you can't see with the naked eye, is about here. it's going to be noticeable when it when it erupts. i think there'll be a, there'll be a, you know, a bright point. so for stargazers, are there any early signs that t cor bor is about to ignite into brightness? it seems that in the past this has dimmed a little bit before it's actually erupted. and there are signs that maybe at the moment it'sjust dipping a little bit in brightness. so maybe that's a hint that it's getting close to its eruption. there have been a few false alarms that t cor bor was ready to erupt, but for now, astronomers will have to keep watching and waiting. the celestial fireworks will be worth it when they finally arrive. rebecca morelle,

michael woodman is now 94. there are four generations of his family.usive club ofjust one. we're all looking at the skies again. and not not only me, but the whole world, apparently. but if i see it, how many other people have seen it? i will be the only one who has seen it twice. i got to keep breathing. t coronae borealis, which you can't see with the naked eye, is about here. it's going to be noticeable when it when it erupts. i think there'll be a, there'll be a, you know, a bright point. so for stargazers, are there any early signs that t cor bor is about to ignite into brightness? it seems that in the past this has dimmed a little bit before it's actually erupted. and there are signs that maybe at the moment it'sjust dipping a little bit in brightness. so maybe that's a hint that it's getting close to its eruption. there have been a few false alarms that t cor bor was ready to erupt, but for now, astronomers will have to keep watching and waiting. the celestial fireworks will be worth it when they finally arrive. rebecca morelle, bbc news, bannau

michael woodman is now 94. there are four generations of his family.xclusive club ofjust one. we're all looking at the skies again. and not not only me, but the whole world, apparently. but if i see it, how many other people have seen it? i will be the only one who has seen it twice. i got to keep breathing. t coronae borealis, which you can't see with the naked eye, is about here. it's going to be noticeable when it when it erupts. i think there'll be a, there'll be a, you know, a bright point. so for stargazers, are there any early signs that t cor bor is about to ignite into brightness? it seems that in the past this has dimmed a little bit before it's actually erupted. and there are signs that maybe at the moment it'sjust dipping a little bit in brightness. so maybe that's a hint that it's getting close to its eruption. there have been a few false alarms that t cor bor was ready to erupt, but for now, astronomers will have to keep watching and waiting. the celestial fireworks will be worth it when they finally arrive. rebecca morelle, bbc news, ban

michael woodman is now 94. there are four generations of his family.all looking at the skies again. and not not only me, but the whole world, apparently. but if i see it, how many other people have seen it? i will be the only one who has seen it twice. i got to keep breathing. t coronae borealis, which you can't see with the naked eye, is about here. it's going to be noticeable when it when it erupts. i think there'll be a, there'll be a, you know, a bright point. so for stargazers, are there any early signs that t cor bor is about to ignite into brightness? it seems that in the past this has dimmed a little bit before it's actually erupted. and there are signs that maybe at the moment it'sjust dipping a little bit in brightness. so maybe that's a hint that it's getting close to its eruption. there have been a few false alarms that t cor bor was ready to erupt, but for now, astronomers will have to keep watching and waiting. the celestial fireworks will be worth it when they finally arrive. rebecca morelle, bbc news, bannau brycheiniog. the number one

the last time this happened was in 1946, when michael woodman was 15.rt schoolboy had stayed up late, waiting for his dad to come home. >> i looked out of my bedroom window, and there in the rim, i saw this very bright. i had never seen it like that before. i thought, i will get in touch with -- reporter: the astronomer -- astronomer royal wrote back and said he was the first person in the u.k. to seen this. >> you are watching bbc news. stay with us. plenty more coming up shortly. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. nick: good evening. i'm nick schifrin. geoff bennett and amna nawaz are away. on the newshour tonight, remembering the life and legacy of former president jimmy carter, one day after he died at 100 years old. crime li