this is a live picture from micronesia. almost at the point of totalito. >> and michael finney has your tax help. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good evening and welcome back. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm kristen sze. welcome to this special edition of "abc7 news" at 5:30. we are monitoring a total solar eclipse. >> stay with us, because we're bringing it to you live right here and right now. >> this is a look from a telescope stationed in micronesia, near indonesia. >> you can see that we are getting very close to the moon taking a complete bite out of the sun, covering it completely. we are now just less than seven minutes away. >> we'll bring it to you live as it happens. that means that "world news tonight" will air at 6:30. >> meteorologist drew tuma is live at the exploratorium in san francisco. the excitement is growing. >> it is. i'm talking a littl

i'll have all the details coming straight ahead. >>> let's go back live to micronesia. the picture is so very cool, even as we look at a very hot object there. you did see the total solar eclipse right here, live on "abc7 news." right now, the moon is continuing to cross the sun and go iving the sun back to >>> we have some breaking election news for you. abc news can predict donald trump as the winner in michigan's republican primary today. the democrat's race in michigan is still too close to call between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. but trump has always carried mississippi. republican contests are still under way in idaho and hawaii. >>> a community meeting is set to begin in a few minutes after one of the oldest catholic schools announced its closing for good. chinatown opened in 1921. the school was pioneering at the time, providing a bilingual education to immigrants. the archdiocese is working on alternative schools for the students. >>> this is it. "abc7 news" was on the embarcadero in san francisco as crews started demolishing sinbad. it will be replaced

i'll have all the details coming straight ahead. >>> let's go back live to micronesia. the picture is so very cool, even as we look at a very hot object there. you did see the total solar eclipse right here, live on "abc7 news." right now, the moon is continuing to cross the sun and go iving the sun back >>> we have some breaking election news for you. abc news can predict donald trump as the winner in michigan's republican primary today. the democrat's race in michigan is still too close to call between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. but trump has always carried mississippi. republican contests are still under way in idaho and hawaii. >>> a community meeting is set to begin in a few minutes after one of the oldest catholic schools announced its closing for good. chinatown opened in 1921. the school was pioneering at the time, providing a bilingual education to immigrants. the archdiocese is working on alternative schools for the students. >>> this is it. "abc7 news" was on the embarcadero in san francisco as crews started demolishing sinbad. it will be replaced by

this is the feed from cameras set up on micronesia.r a special report on the solar eclipse coming up at 5:30 and countdown to totality with us using the countdown clock on the right hand side of your screen about 42 minutes before that happens. >> talk about hi-def. >>> b.a.r.t. trains are getting more crowded, but not everyone is being a good sport. >> jonathan bloom explains one b.a.r.t. board member is proposing a hefty fine for thoe who take up more than their fair share of seats. >> reporter: after a long day of work, sometimes you just want to sit. >> if i need a seat, i need a seat. >> reporter: but seats are scarce on trains and for some people, one isn't enough. >> laying down and taking two seats. >> reporter: in a train packed with standing passengers, this duffel bag is riding first class. and then there's this commonly called man spreading. >> sometimes they're sitting really wide. >> reporter: in new york, hogging seats is such a problem, they made posters about it. but the bay area might take it a step further. >> allow

the tiny islands in micronesia take on the nuclear powers. that's in the news hour next. >>> what does is it take to fight back against what can seem like unsurmountable odds? the story of a young woman in india has been among the most memorable ever for our ""america tonight"" viewers. she's a champion already. her story was honored with a gracy award, but there are bigger challenging for her ahead. she kept up the fight on behalf of vulnerable, abused women inner had nation, and tonight we're in her corner once again. >> one. >> >>> nuclear threat. >> i'm not surprised one bit that pyongyang might not look favourably on these exercises >>> north korea warns it will launch a missile strike at the start of the

a team is in micronesia, one of the only places in the world that can watch and record the total lunar eclipse when the sun, moon and earth are in a straight line. the crew carried 4,000 pounds of gear, spending 22 hours on a plane and another three days on a boat to get there. the total lunar eclipse happens about every 18 months, but most people can't see it. we'll bring it to you live as it happens tuesday at 5:30 p.m. >>> a rare sight at the monterey aquarium coming up at 9:00. >>> and we're in the middle of a storm. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the forecast. >>> in sports, one of the biggest upsets in nba regular season history. the lakers trailed the warriors by 43 1/2 games in the standings. but not on the s >>> visitors to the mont ri aquarium watched a wild sea otter give birth to a pup in the outdoor tide pool. biologists say they were amazed by the birth. they've never seen one up close like this before. >>> more auditions were held today for the popular abc 7 game show "wheel of fortune." mike was at the event. the wheel mobile is touring the nation searching for co

this year's only total solar eclipse, darkened skies across marshall islands. viewing in micronesia. clips not visible in the u.s. but we are in for quite a treat next year. the first total solar u.s. eclipse will be visible coast- to-coast on august 21, 2017. >>> ivan has a look at our forecast. >> can't wait for that eclipse. it's been quite some time. in fact the last one we had one -- by the way don't stare right up at the sun, not supposed to do that. that will be a treat across north america. mid and upper 60s now. east southeast wind keeping us mild if you're stepping outside probably won't need a jacket with higher humidity and temperature in the 60s. area of high pressure still in charge across the southeast. it's been bringing the relentless rain across portions of the deep south. in fact some areas already picked up over 10 inches. we got more rain for them. more sunshine and great weather for us as this high just doesn't let anything move towards the east. eventually of course this will take a while for to it happen. i don't think the rain arrives until sunday and by the

it will look like midday at midnight in micronesia. it can be a warm day and it goes to night. and then half an hour later, daytime again. a strange feeling. ancient civilization kept reports of the eclipses and today the exploritorium is doing the same. robin is in charge of the webcast that will broadcast the eclipse live. the pacific ocean island is in the path of totality where the moon completely blocks out the sun. >> it is really exciting to be with people who have never experienced anything like this. >> today is the sixth broadcast since 1998 for the exploritorium team and this could be the most impressive undertaking yet. the 15-person craw flew from san francisco to honolulu. they get another flight to gaum and took a last flight to another island and boarded a boat on a ferry to the atoll for a total of 63 hours covered 7,150 miles. the population of the atoll, is 400. they used the only pickup truck to transport 4,000 pounds of gather to the setup, a whom commitment requiring months of preparation. all to conditionture about four moneys of totality. >> the explorit

the team is in micronesia where the only places in the world they can watch and record the total lunarclipse when the sun, mon and earth are in a straight line. they carried 4,000 pounds of gear, spent 22 hours on a play and three days on a boat to get there to the total lunar eclipse happens every 18 months. we'll bring it to you live as it happens tuesday at 5:30 p.m., which means world news tonight with david muir will air at 6:30'm. >> a rare sight at the monterrey aquarium. what marine biologists say they've never seen this close up before. >>> and, we're in the middle of a storm. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >>> in sports. nobody saw this coming. no way the warriors could lose to the lowly lakers, could that? to the lowly lakers, could that? they give kobe a lovely parting what will you do?ctric nissan leaf... ♪ how far will you go? ♪ how much will you see? ♪ electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. ♪ >>> visitors to the monterrey aquarium got a rare show. they watche

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in micronesia where sky watchers saw a spectacular show this morning. the only total solar eclipse, darkened skies across irish asia, western pacific. moon blocking the sun. spectacular for them but we missed out at least this year. >> at least this year. next year is the big year. we get a big treat. the first total solar eclipse visible in the u.s. since 1979 will cross the lower 48. august 21, 2017. next summer. there's probably a lot of hotels and resorts that are planning big events around this. >> we'll all see it except the good spot i guess up towards the central part of the country. that is going to be spectacular. 1979. i was still in kindergarten, goodness. >> this is the most visible eclipse in human history. more people will see that eclipse next summer than all of human history. >> and of course if you can't make it it will be on the news. breaking news in the next half- hour. next hour rather including a deputy involved shooting in north tampa we just learned turned deadly. what the suspect was doing that caused four deputies to open fire

a team traveled to the micro micronesia for the totality.t to you tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. "world news tonight with david muir" will air at 6:30. there they get almost five minutes of totality. look for the place to get the longest span to bring back to you. going to be exciting. >> it is. >>> up next, video that's going >>> coming up at 6:00, the cleanup after the storms. the direct hit to santa cruz county. those stories on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> what is cuter than a panda? a bunch of baby pandas, of course. >> add a panda trying to ride a rocking horse. little baby one. the cutest. this video from china shows the baby panda just hanging out with his friends. that's cute. >> still a giant panda despite it being so little right now, right? "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm ama daetz. "world news" coming up next but tomorrow night at 5:30, special coverage of the total solar eclipse live as it happens tomorrow at 5:30. >>> we have several breaking stories this monday night. the race for the white h

la micronesia. la isla de pascua y en mayo de 2015. en brasil.de la salud asegura que mas de 30 paises de la región han reportado casos de zika, además concluye que casi 4 millones de personas serán infectadas por el virus en este año 2016". ---en estados unidos se investigan hasta el momento unos 14 casos de transmision por via sexual. ---4:56. "técnicamente no se considera como una enfermedad venérea, pero ese es un nombre solamente, no quiere significar que no se va a transmitir por medio de las relaciones sexuales". ---varios de estos casos son en embarazadas lo que implica un gran riesgo dado que el zika se vincula a casos de malformaciones como la microcefalia.. "nos todas las personas embarazadas que han tenido zika han tenido microcefalia, pero si ataca mas la microcefalia lo que es el primer trimestre del embarazo". --- por esto varios paises han sugerido a la poblacion femenina a no embarazarse en los proximos dos aÑos para evitar daÑos al feto. generando no solo un problema de salud publica, sino tambien economico para la region. "el v

the images were courtesy of a crew that flew all the way down to micronesia to see it.ipse is fascinating. >> it thats a global constant and items it off. the sun goes away in the middle of day. that is dramatic. >> if you missed it, you have two opportunities to see a total eclipse one crossing the united states next year. or go to abc7news.com. check out the one from yesterday. >> it will be as close as oregon where they will get a great shot. >> i will dry up there. >> going over kansas city and some of the kids could be in kansas city. >> neat. neat. wish we can have seen what they were see but the total eclipse was impressive. to go totally dark and dark in the middle of the day...you she why people who be scared. live doppler 7 hd showing in to be cared of. we have hit rain. all streets are wet. in the south bay, we have areas that are wet right now. headed through the sunol grid to livermore and and an altamont pass and 6 death to walnut creek, oakland, bay bridge to sfo that is headed to the san mateo and dumbarton bridge and the least amount of radar returns ar

if you are in indonesia and micronesia you have the best chance of seeing the eclipse in person.it broadcast back from the small atoll in the pacific, with the team guaranteeing you do not want to miss this. >> the hair on your back will stand up even if you are a scientist and you know what is going on. is a wonderful experience to see stars in the middle of day. >> it is going to go from what appears to be midday to midnight and become to midday sun in a few minutes. it is exciting for the people to see. in august of 2017 we have a chance to see one in the northeast from the pacific northwest through the southeast but you have to wear shades to look up. like the ones i am wearing. >> those glasses are everything. i am obsessed. >> you can watch the eclipse right here we bring it live at 5:30 so "world new tonight," airs at 6:30 p.m. with countdown clock often the scene. >> the morning commute could be more expensive ahead. gas prices are expected to hike. now our money report. how are the markets? >> lower here today we are down 107 and s&p is down by 15 and nasdaq is lower wit

la micronesia. la isla de pascua y en mayo de 2015. en brasil. sot edgardo bucaro ---12:42. de la salud asegura que mas de 30 paises de la región han reportado casos de zika, además concluye que casi 4 millones de personas serán infectadas por el virus en este año 2016". 12:55 ---en estados unidos se investigan hasta el momento unos 14 casos de transmision por via sexual. sot cora ---4:56. "técnicamente no se considera como una enfermedad venérea, pero ese es un nombre solamente, no quiere significar que no se va a transmitir por medio de las relaciones sexuales".5:11 ---varios de estos casos son en embarazadas lo que implica un gran riesgo dado que el zika se vincula a casos de malformaciones como la microcefalia.. sot samuel leiva ---6:03. "nos todas las personas embarazadas que han tenido zika han tenido microcefalia, pero si ataca mas la microcefalia lo que es el primer trimestre del embarazo". 6:18 --- por esto varios paises han sugerido a la poblacion femenina a no embarazarse en los proximos dos aÑos para evitar daÑos al feto. generando no solo un problema de salud pu

the exploratory them -- the exploratory, including indonesia, micronesia, southeast asia and out intoappens when the moon passes between earth and the sun. >> no matter whether you know the science or not, seeing it in that moment is a very emotional experience. >> reporter: here is another vantage point right here, this is what it looked like from indonesia. a dark shadow taking a bite out of the sun. this phase only lasted for two or three minutes. next year there will be another solar eclipse visible in much of the continental u.s. >>> california state university system is bracing for what could be a six-day faculty strike next month. university officials say they plan to keep all 23 campuses open and are taking steps to minimize the impact on students. the faculty association is threatening to strike over a pay raise dispute. the union is demanding 5% for its 26,000 members. the university is offering 2%. a strike vote could come 10 days into april with the possibility of an actual strike beginning april 13. cal state system is the nation's largest with 460,000 students. >>> not a

a team traveled to micronesia for the best view of totality. we're going to bring it to you live as it happens tomorrow at 5:30, "world news tonight with david muir" will air later at 6:30. >> we can save you the airfare. >> we don't get totality here but still we're hoping for clear skies. >> that's right. >> i know more rain is coming. drew tuma is in for spencer and has the accuweather forecast. the timing of it all. >> yeah. last weekend we got soaked. brief break in the activity about 24 hours and storms move back in and stronger storms look to move in twhaoward the end ofe week into the weekend. live doppler 7 hd tracking the active pattern all week long. much of the region is dry. still have rogue showers mainly in the south bay. we'll get you down closer to street level. live doppler 7 hd showing you showers driving to the south. milpitas in the next ten minutes you'll see a shower. a bit of a stronger cell popped up in the santa cruz mountains around the summit boulder creek, diving to thes out away from the bay area. the reason why th

un punto espeÍfico sobre la tierra.sin embargo, el de esta tarde sera transmitido en vivo desde micronesia suenan si necesita la mitad de papa y la mitad de mamÁ, sino al niÑo le falta algo. karla: es sano que una persona que no sabe de dÓnde viene, tenga el derecho de buscar a la persona que le dio la vida. doctora nancy: es un derecho del niÑo. eric: me identifico con este tema, escribÍ una carta que la persona la va a leer, entre ella y yo, conocÍ a mi papÁ, pero que afecta porque no tienes a ese ser que necesitas, esos otros cromosomas que dice la doctora, que necesitas, porque ese sentido de pertenencia te hace el au ser humano que tÚ eres, estuvo presente en algunos momentos, no emocionalmente, felicito al muchacho, si quieres conocer a tu papÁ, hazlo, si quieres comunicarte con Él y llegar a un acuerdo, hazlo, aunque no sea algo monetario, que pasa a otro nivel, voy a decir algo personal, me encantarÍa en algÚn momento de mi vida poder sentarme con mi papÁ y platicar de muchas de las cosas que Él no sabe que han pasado en mi vida, se los dejo de tarea, y se lo dejo de tarea a Él sÍ

even micronesia, israel's best friend after the united states. they know very well what use is being done, and they support it, and they compete now one against the other, who will be more pro-israeli than the other, and american society accepts it. wait, wait for the coming days, in apec here. wait to hear. i saw that already trump declared he's the biggest friend of israel. wait for hillary clinton's answer that she is the best friend of israel. and i can tell you, dear friends, none of them is israel friend. none of them cares about the israel. [applause] and if this policy will continue, of this automatic and blind support, which enable israel to go wild like never before. israel never had this freedom to react as it reacts. never. i remember still years in which every new terrorist in the settlement, which is was immediately, what will the americans say? now i think obama is much more fearful of what netanyahu would say rather than the opposite way. so the red light is already here, and the red light is shining for so long. time in the relat