that is nashville, tennessee. and, again, these are images that we continue to see, sam, after totality has passed. >> right. >> a lot of these communities are enjoying a partial eclipse for how long? >> oh, they're still at the exact amount of time that it took them to get that shadow in front of the sun, it will take it to depart. so they can sit in the chair or stand up and enjoy it, because we get all excited about totality, but the other side of this partial eclipse is just as unique to where you're standing in the world rit now, in america right now because it isn't in the world. not far from where we sit. are you wearing your glasses still, buddy? >> yeah. you're getting my best side right now. as i look up at the sun. pretty cool, huh? i've got to tell you, here in new york this is one of those cool moments. and ike you said, we're only getting about 70% here. right along the hudson river people are lined up with their beach chairs. everyone is watching. kids are out here as well. and craig in the last cou

let's move to nashville, tennessee. nashville is the only city within the path of totality we've been speaking with. that's where we find meteorologist jen carfagno. jen, what's it like there? >> reporter: lester, it's getting exciting here in nashville, tennessee. in nashville, known as music city, today it's eclipse city and we are all things eclipse here in nashville. we are 19 minutes away from totality. we've been watching the partial. it started at 11:58 a.m., and little by little, the moon moving over the sun, taking a little bite out of it. it's been fascinating to watch. we do have some clouds here in nashville. you can see the city skyline behind me. we have some puffy, fair weather cumulus clouds, not the kind that bring rain, but they are the kind that can block the sun and the moon crossing in front of the sun. that's been obstruction for moments at a time but not in totality, to use that word. dylan was just talking about everything lining up in the universe. it's sort of a cosmic coincidence, right, that t

morgan from nashville, tennessee. org, army a news dot chief pledging what he's calling iserable punishment on the u.s., in a rally in north korea opposing sanctions implemented u.n. toward pyongyang "scheme of america's pressure." to lee joining from brooklyn, democrat's line, your top story of the week, what is it, lee? caller: the idea they took a poll of republicans and the republicans agree if 2020ident trump cancels the elections, they are okay with that. this sort of -- what poll, lee? who did the poll? caller: in the msn news, i don't know who did the poll. msn news, microsoft news. host: we can show it to you on the screen. caller: right. they said the majority of surveyed about canceling the 2020 presidential agreed with the president with that idea, if president trump wanted that. are we in the d ironic,of a coup, it was i was on hold waiting for this going, yeah, seems like it. the way, i'm in brooklyn and elections, we had but rudy giuliani was our mayor to cancel the d elections, but we resisted and had

nashville, tennessee is one of the largest cities along the path of totality. david begnaud shows us how music city is tuning up. >> reporter: like everything else in music city, nashville's eclipse will come with a soundtrack. it's sunday along broadway and you've got music spilling into the streets and tourists in the bars. tomorrow, the party moves upstairs where these iconic honkytonks will be rocking their rooftop decks with skywatch parties. nashville tennessee is a booming convention town, they shouldn't have much trouble. there is a wild card. the city is a day's drive for 160 million people. no so no one can predict how many carloads will descend monday from cities like louisville, charlotte, birmingham, memphis, and even south louisiana. for some this is a super bowl center, this is a super bowl of science. but tom an astronomer. >> this represents a extremely important moment where we could omve a rebirth or reboot of our lives at this particular time. >> reporter: so when it goes dark nashville will get a minute and 55 seconds of totality. non't forg

nashville, from tennessee. this is from the "washington trump distance himself from the g.o.p., the piece says the growing divide comes at inopportune moment in addition to raising the debt ceiling, republicans face september deadlines to pass a pending bill to avert government shut down and pressure to fulfill a key trump campaign promise to rewrite the nation's tax laws. the president has been tweeting this morning over the last took aim at and senate rules saying if senate republicans don't get rid of the and go to a 51 majority, few bills will be democrats control the senate. from president trump. at senator bob corker in a tweet this morning. orker has been critical of president trump in recent days. james from staff ord, morning.nt line, good caller: how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: the reason i'm calling, that when it comes to the statues coming down, staying people want to make this about race and i've makes it aboutdy race. but in my opinion, it's not is about at all, it the patriotism of th

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meanwhile, in nashville, tennessee, activists rallied around the bust of confederate army general nathan bedford forrest, putting a black cloth over his head and demanding the bust be removed from the state capitol. in gainesville, florida, workers removed a confederate soldier's statue from downtown, while officials in baltimore, san antonio, and jacksonville, florida, all said monday they would take steps to remove confederate statues from public spaces. major protests were also held in washington, d.c., in naples, florida, in minneapolis, minnesota, where activists burned an effigy of a nazi, and in new york city, where more than 1000 people poured into the streets to protest as president trump arrived home to trump tower. this is brooklyn resident jelani wilson. >> the american people are not going to sit back and take the rise of the far right in the united states sitting down. we have seen it before and we know what to do. we stand up. we make our voices heard. we do not stop. we are going to send these trolls right back to their cave. they will have no power in this country. they

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. >> ninan: we end tonight in nashville, tennessee, where three friends are delivering a lot more thant delicious pizza. jim axelrod paid them a visit. >> thank you. have a good day. >> you, too. >> reporter: it's hopping at slim and husky's pizza. and it's not even noon yet. the owners are three budding entrepreneurs. e.j. reed is the slim. his college roommates door and clint gray, former football players at tennessee state, are the huskies. >> we invested about $1,000 a piece. back then, that's all we had. >> reporter: that was it. >> i don't even know if it was $1,000 a piece. i think two of us probably had about 800. >> we're standing at the original mad pizza science lab. >> reporter: they turned this former garage into a pizza-making lab where they developed their unique recipes. they thought selling 300 pizzas a day would be great, but since opening in march, they do nearly 1,000. for them, building a booming business isn't only about doing well. it's also about doing good. >> what better place to create change and be an example than in your own neighborhood? >> reporter: their

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national weather service in nashville, tennessee, hosted when they call a, quote, high red stimulation model of today's solar eclipse. look at this, not looking at the screen, this out. >> is that a lollipop? >> actually a moon pie. >> oh? >> how appropriate tonight imitate the moon. and the doppler radar imitating the sun. just very creative. >> you took the words out of my mouth. very creative. so cute. i love it. yes, so to recall, this is the way this works, is that the moon will pass between the sun and the earth, and as they all line up, that's what creates the shadow being cast on earth here. and that's where we get this amazing view from. and i'm going to show you the path of the eclipse of totality path anyway in a second here, and how the viewing will shape up. but we start thing off with our forecast, which again is going to mean partial eclipse in our area. at the moment, it is mainly clear, expect couple of clouds throughout the viewing portion of the eclipse here, recall that this will get underway at 1:21 p.m., peak at 2:44, and then wrap up very, very shortly after 4:00

our ginger zee is in nashville, tennessee, the largest city in the path of totality. this family traveled 800 miles from philadelphia to see the eclipse. >> it's going to feel pretty cool to have it all bright and then completely dark in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: nasa's dr. jim green calls it a rare chance to see the sun like never before. >> what we want to look for is how extensive the atmosphere of the sun is. that's the new and unique thing that we as humans can experience during this eclipse. >> reporter: the last time americans got a good look at one, jimmy carter was in the white house. >> not until august 21st, 2017, will another eclipse be visible in america. >> reporter: you need special-purposed solar filters >> the next one in 28 years. want to make sure we don't miss this one. >> that's right. the only way to see it is not just using the glasses. you can also use your selfie mode, turn your back, and take a photo. there's a reason so many are here, and 20,000 more expected tonight. the next total eclipse isn't expected in oregon until 2169. tom? >

people living in places like salem, oregon, and nashville, tennessee, have seen a huge increase in traffic and hotel bookings. and we're still seeing those long lines to buy the special eclipse glasses you need to protect your eyes. if you still need yours, check our nbc washington app for more on where to find them. doreen and i just tested o out tonight. >> yes, they're dark. very dark. you can't see anything through them. so we know we need the glasses. now we want to know are the clouds going to interfere? >> i think we're going to be okay, i really do. we're going to see clouds like we normally do on a summer afternoon, but it's not going to be obscuring the sun all that much out there. today, the big story was really the thunderstorms and the heat across our region. we have not seen a whole lot of 90s in the month of august. look at today, 91 d.c., 93 dulles, 96 in warrenton, but the heat index hit 109 in d.c., 110 in leesburg, 110 down around the fredericksburg area too. it was extremely hot and that added to the fuel for the thunderstorm activity. you see the storms rumbling on thr

nashville, tennessee, it looks great. the problem spots, potentially problematic, grand island, nebraska, staint joseph, missouri, potentially too much clfer to get a nice clear shot of that eclipse. >> mason: lonnie quinn with those planets. thanks, lonnie. cbs will bring you live coverage of the eclipse monday beginning at 1:00 p.m. two college students scored an astronomical bargain at a thrift store in orlando, florida. they found six vintage nasa flight suits buried in a box and purchased them for just 20 cents apiece. experts later determined the suits were worn by shuttle astronauts in the 1980s and are worth at least $5,000 each. now all they need say spaceship. up next, steve hartman with a suitable send-off for a plumber. . >> mason: we end the week with a tribute to a baseball fan. steve hartman wrote this ode on the road. . >> reporter: at the old durham bowl stadium in durham, north carolina, tom mcdonald is closing in on closure. for the last nine years, this retired new york city transit authority worker ha

our ginger zee is in nashville, tennessee, the largest city in the path of totality. this family traveled 800 miles from philadelphia to see the eclipse. >> it's going to feel pretty cool to have it all bright and then completely dark in a matter of minutes. >> reporter: nasa's dr. jim green calls it a rare chance to see the sun like never before. >> what we want to look for is how extensive the atmosphere of the sun is. >> reporter: the last time americans got a good look at one, jimmy carter was in the white house. >> not until august 21st, 2017, will another eclipse be visible in america. >> reporter: you need special-purpose solar filters to watch the eclipse. many stores sold out. the countdown is on. the next total eclipse seen coast to coast in america is in 28 years. we don't want to miss it. >> reporter: no. you can use your cell phone, turn your back to the sun, and put it on selfie mode and watch from there. or a cracker with holes in it, turn your back to the sun, watch the projection from the holes on to a sheet of paper. personally, i recommend using you

that totality stretches back to nashville, tennessee. you can go to nbcbayarea.com for full details on that. we have changes in the works. high pressure building across the west. fog in the coastline which helps to keep us from getting too hot. 60 degrees in the south bay. fogs in the peninsula and low clouds in the tri-valleys and 67. mostly cloudy skies in the north bay as well. sunshine returns by the noon hour and temperatures at right at average even slightly below. 81 in los gatos and 79 in san jose. no complaints here. where you are going to feel that heat for tomorrow is contra costa county. now along the peninsula, a lot of you are sensitive to the heat. probably some of the best area from palo alto into belmont. and 68 across the mission. you get the cooler foggy breeze keeping us at 64 degrees. north bay 80 in novato. all the way throughout the next 5 day periods and temperatures in the 60s. for the inland valleys see numbers go as warm as 89 by friday and eventually drop down. saturday our annual event called clear the shelte

one of our users from twitter in nashville, tennessee. in hash tag out there.hotographers really have is all over the internet. here is another one of our users. he said i took the glasses. the second one i saw in my lifetime, awesome. >>. is another one, i would like to look at the eclipse. we are not seeing close here in south carolina. you could really see where you can see the partial eclipse to the clouds. here is another one on twitter. weird to be and a darkened home p.m. 2:45 areere is another one, we gazing into the box of cereal. it is just making me hungry. honestly it is better than i thought. knewis one thing people was happening, the emotional extremes of the eclipse. a lot of things we are seeing online were not anticipating that. it can be a very heart-wrenching and scary a little bit. it is emotional and it is spectacular. here is another one. any other day i would be oncerned if i saw a shadow the parking garage. it is solar eclipse day. here is our last one i want to show you. was the coolest two minutes of my life. i think a lot of people ac

. >> nashville tennessee one of the largest cities along the path of totality.id begnaud shows the us how music city is tuning up. >> elaine like everything in music city tomorrow's eclipse with a sound track. sunday along broadway, music spilling into the streets. and tourists flocking to bars. >> tomorrow the party moves upstairs. where these iconic honkey ton ticks will be rocking rooftops. many having sky watch parties. they shouldn't have trouble handling the influx of sky gazers. a wild card. the city within one day's drive for nearly 165 million people. so, no one can predict how many car load will descend monday from cities like louisville, charlotte, birmingham, memphis, south louisiana. for astronomers and enthusiasts here at adventure science center, a super bowl of science. also an emotional component says tom parsons. >> an extremely powerful moment in which we could have a rebirth or reboot of our lives at this time. >> tomorrow when it does go dark in nashville, 1:55 of totality. don't forget your glasses. plastic, paper, if they're the right ones

my brother was driving out of nashville earlier going to a party in central tennessee. no hotel rooms or flights. >> mason: we will be in the midst of things here momentarily. we will be right back. you're watching cbs news coverage of the eclipse of 2017. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel

california has been prepping for it here is a shot of nashville tennessee. totaled around 2:27. hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits. my natural language api can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. watson, you gotta learn how to take a hint. i love to learn. >>> welcome back to cnbc "power lunch. a live picture nashville, they're going to have their full eclipse of 2:27 the video coming from nasa as we show you these eclipses are happening across the country as the moon's shadow covers the sun. there is no way you can be inside >> you cannot miss this. >> tyler and i are not wearing our eclipse glasses. we do have our eclipse glasses >> interesting >> some people say what happens to solar power at home and solar power plants when the sun is blacken out by the moon. >> i don't know. >> we'll put this on it is disor yentiienting be

louis, it does go over nashville tennessee but for the most part it is country locations, small towns, national parts etc. that means that the eclipse, in order to be visible to people, either you need to go into the eclipse zone or televise it from there. hundreds of thousands of people are planning to go into that eclipse zone.>> when it comes to the west coast versus the east coast we win on this one.>> there has been studies made of the entire total eclipse path across the country and for example on the east coast on a typical early afternoon in august there is a big chance of thunderstorms and clouds.for most people the best location turn out to be central oregon and idaho are where the cloud cover is likely to be leased.>> it is a teachable moment.>> a lot of people think about the moon and it is right here but the moon is actually 30 earth diameters away.>> a chance for everyone to look up and see something we rarely get to see.>> i think it is a really big deal and anyone who has seen a total solar eclipse from the path of totality has said the same thing.once-in-a- lifetime e

it was quite a spectacular show this afternoon, this was what it looked like from nashville, tennesseeght but let check in with sue palka because the heat is the issue >>> the heat will be and it was today, helped to cook up those storms as recently at 9:30 we still had a severe thunderstorm warning in frederick county. as we show our radar in motion, you'll be able to see that the concentrated activity was through southern maryland, especially charles county, st. mary's county and central virginia, reports of damage including flooding trees down and strong winds and let me show you a water we got on twitter. he saw what appears to be a funnel cloud in st. mary county near route 234, we were under a tornado warning if about 5:00 to 5:30. i did not hear of damage other than flash flooding and trees down, here is the headline, hot and humid tomorrow. it was bad. we hit 90, felt warmer temperatures tomorrow are forecasting 95 for dc, 94 for you may stay in the upper 80's in places like frederick and maybe in hagerstown. but the part you don't see is the humidity making it feel like 100 to

tennessee. he watched the path of totality in nashville today. minute 55about one seconds. you whenan, where were you viewed this and how was it? caller: first, i'm a democrat from nashville, and i'm proud of it. we are not all republicans. we watched from the national sound baseball team right downtown, so we got a beautiful view of the sunshine for the the weather was very good. there was a little cloud cover right at the article moment but right time.at the national symphony played and it was a great day. host: how did the city prepare for today's event and the influx of visitors and everything that anded to come together experienced this as one community? caller: nashville is a tourist town anyway. we have lots of visitors for country music and other attractions. we have been told we are the number two bachelorette destination second two las vegas. we have a great mayor who had it all very organized. this was her event at stadium, so there were probably 10,000 or 15,000 people at the stadium. to celebrate science, to celebrate other nature and our wonderful community. i

>> nashville, tennessee. home of the grand ole opry. [ laughter ] >> oh. laughter ] >> what would be your favorite southern food? >> oh, god. well, my mom makes the absolute best fried chicken and fried fish. and recently, i made fried ribs. >> what? >> what? >> i know. >> i never had fried ribs. >> i heard they're good. >> me neither. we were going to grill some ribs and fry some chicken. i just thought, "what would this taste like, if i fried a rib?" let me tell you -- [ cheers ] get into it. it was so good. so good. >> all right, we're going to have to do that in the show in a few days. >> yeah. >> so, i have to go back to "kimmy schmidt" for a second. because i heard that also tina fey basically wrote your part of titus andromedon for tituss burgess, you. [ applause ] like, with you in mind. [ applause ] that's kind of -- dude, that's amazing. >> that's what they tell me. you know, i wasn't in the writer room, but she -- she said she wrote it with me in mind. and that kind of stuff just doesn't happen in hollywood anymore, you know? >> yeah. >> like, g

nashville, tennessee can experience totality in yesterday's solar eclipse.ot is tennessee titan players before the eclipse in the light, during that enduring the day. watch this video. titans released this video. nissan stadium, for those of us who waited to see nate turning today were day that tonight, they got to ask you that they are. turn the lights on. how cool is this? in the nfl, carolina panthers ron rivera playing on his cell phone to celebrate the moment. ♪ standing there holding his phone. we have some more fun images from yesterday. pete carroll, seahawks coach looking into this guy. it was a great coming together moment. >> especially in times like these. >> you know what it felt like when it was all over? or is aaron rodgers, the packers quarterback. two classes over and i've got to go back to school. that's what it felt like yesterday. their training facility, too. some cool stuff. train to a very cool stuff from jared max. total eclipse of the jared -- i don't know. you can watch his reports, listen to them 24/7 unserious xm channel 115. watc

nashville, tennessee, saint louis...and in virginia... but the biggest one happening in washington state... protesters and police clashed in downtown seattle on sunday. police used pepper spray to disperse members of a pro-trump "freedom rally" and counter protesters opposing the k-k-k and neo nazis. seattle police say some protesters were carrying pieces of wood, metal and balloons filled with an unknown liquid. three men were arrested. (jr stone) for the second day in a row, protesters took to the streets in oakland to stand up against white supremacy.. and to show solidarity with counter- protesters in charlottesville. kron 4's hermela aregawi is live near city hall.. hermela, have we seen any problems out there? dozens of people showed up to oakland city hall once again today..to show their solidarity with those injured.. and killed in charlotesville.many speakers talked about the connection of the trump adminstration and alt right groups.tur-ha ak/founder, community ready corpsthis is the logical conclusion to what we watched again w