fingers crossed here in niagara falls. i am fingers crossed here in niagara falls.ou. here in ohio, i have just got word that we are very much on the countdown. i think we are about 30 seconds out here right now. there are some fireworks going off right now. you can start to hear some cheers. it is feeling very cold. it is getting very grey. i don't know if you can just see that on this screen as i'm talking, but suddenly it's starting to look a little bit more like new year's eve as opposed to the middle of the day here in ohio. i'm just going to take a look at the end because you can hear the cheers here. everybody... cheering just taking that moment in. it is incredible. i havejust got just taking that moment in. it is incredible. i have just got to... yeah, i can see it now. i can see that corona. the stars have come out. it is a huge halo, all the way around that total solar eclipse here in ohio. and as you can perhaps see behind me, it almost looks like the most perfect sunset that you could imagine here on lake erie in ohio. despite the fact that, yes, this i

all right, we can go back over to niagara falls. the countdown is on there.wfik can bring us up-to-date with how the atmosphere is feeling right now. all right can we don't appear to have nada at this particular moment. just to bring you up-to-date with what we are watching, we are here in ohio. this is lake erie. we have just gone through totality, over four minutes of what was an incredible four minutes. we went from day to night. it was very cold. there were cheers, deborah fireworks over lake erie, which you can hear behind me. almost a beautiful sunset out on the water. it could not have been any more beautiful. we saw the full corona, and also what we were hoping for, the flares of the chromosphere as well, those red areas from the high activity of the sun and an area where we have not seen a full solar eclipse since 1 806, over 200 years. we won't see another one for over 400 years. we started the day in mexico, where there was totality. then going on to texas, which has gone through totality. here in ohio, coming out the other side, perhaps you notice

here in niagara falls, _ stunning.xpecting to have — falls, the park was expecting to have a _ falls, the park was expecting to have a record number of forests— to have a record number of forests and those i spoke to really — forests and those i spoke to really reflected how witnessing this cosmic phenomenon made them _ this cosmic phenomenon made them realise their place in the greater— them realise their place in the greater world and the cosmos and how — greater world and the cosmos and how humbling of and experience it was —— tourists. but _ experience it was —— tourists. but ultimately it was an amazing excuse for students to skip school, families to plan trips— skip school, families to plan trips and _ skip school, families to plan trips and get out and just to spend — trips and get out and just to spend this wonderful time together. so for minutes plunged into darkness, experiencing a once—in—a—lifetime event for many— once—in—a—lifetime event for many who— once—in—a—lifetime event for many who are living on thi

if you want to go to janice thompson by niagara falls president and ceo, niagara falls was one of theselaces and correct me if i'm wrong and it's a state of emergency put in place because you have over a million visitors and they're all crushed together, how is it going we were actually named with the best place in national geographic to view the solar clips from and that's gone into receiving visitors today and i'm sure niagara falls receives 14 million visitors a year. were very accustomed to greeting people, hosting them, looking after crowds of people, managing them and today this is something unique for us we've never seen this in niagara falls. we don't know how many to expect but the local government put something in place to make sure that all of the tools were available for the various agencies. a lot of people might be confused and say i don't want to interrupt you rudely although i am you look at interview in mexico this is not niagara falls, we did have a shot of the earlier but as things are right now we don't maybe you could tell us where people congregating in niagara fal

== i guess, is niagara falls? -- somewhere _ i guess, is niagara falls?ere as beautiful. people told me some of them planned this over a yearin me some of them planned this over a year in advance, some locals who had planned but the family to come. and every single person told me just how much it meant to them to be with friends, to be with family, to take time out of work, out of life, two witnesses together, to celebrate this. and also, just how small the felt in that moment, looking up. and even before that moment of totality, when i was speaking to people about, are you a bit disappointed about the clouds? not one person said that they were disappointed. they all said that no matter what, this would be an experience they wouldn't forget. they were happy to take the time it. and it truly was a moment of feeling like everybody here was witnessing something together, being together in that moment. and itjust shows you just how beautiful does a small experiences through life. you have to kind of clap them and take hold of them when you can. we will let ou

my seatmate on our flight to the buffalo niagara falls region who will be experiencing her second total eclipse. why do it for a second time? >> it's magical. it's fun. educational. >> floridian felix renta also heading to the area. >> being in totality is i don't know, it's undescribable. caitlin kenney is traveling with her husband and three month old son, jack, and i think it's going to be pretty interesting and especially for this little guy. >> so in new york city, a long line of people hoping to get protective solar glasses, but some places running out. niagara falls is certainly no stranger to tourists, but even local officials here are preparing to break records, with about 1 million people expected. hotels and businesses are ramping up staffing, and a statewide task force has been preparing for the last 18 months for these massive crowds in niagara falls, new york. reena roy abc news reena, thank you. >> count on abc news for live coverage from all along the path of totality. our coverage starts at 2 p.m. eastern today. >> president biden is headed to the battleground state of

certainly a joyous moment now it is sunny in niagara falls but for a moment with the heavy cloud coverre beginning to feel that they were not going to be able to witness that moment of totality. to see that bright intense corona of the sun as the moon blocked the sun's atmosphere. but they were able to. and it was just an absolute feeling of awe. the crowds here all erupted, clapping and joy. the atmosphere here it went completely dark, the temperature dropped and the seagulls — they had the most interesting reaction — dozens of seagullsjust going crazy in the sky right above the stunning backdrop of niagara falls. as my colleague emma vardy reports this was the scene replicated right across the eclipse's path. the path of the eclipse first touchdown on land along the west coast of mexico. modern technology meeting a phenomenon as old as the universe. as daylight returned, the shadow of the moon swept into the united states. in indianapolis of the indy 500, began a founder to another display. moon moving into perfect alignment with the earth. the outer atmosphere of the sun visible her

nada tawfik is in niagara falls.falls will be put into second place by the spectacle in the sky. let's go to will first of all in mexico city. just confirm for me that that is correct. you will not get the total eclipse in mexico city, but you will elsewhere in the country. i ieei elsewhere in the country. i feel like i'm missing _ elsewhere in the country. i feel like i'm missing out _ elsewhere in the country. i feel like i'm missing out slightly i like i'm missing out slightly compared to all of the other people and the boxes next to us who are getting the full experience. nevertheless, it is still going to be pretty impassive in mexico city. somewhere between 75—80% so not bad. for a city the size, for the entire population to be able to go onto the rooftops or in the streets to be able to see that is quite something. it is a great opportunity for the schools and school system to make a real kind of practical astronomy lesson out of it. in fact, some cells have even told the families that if they had a rather and

and niagara falls here as we know certainly no stranger to tourists. but even local officials here are preparing to break records with about 1 million people expected. hotels and businesses ramping up staffing. and also a state-wide interagency task force has been preparing for the last 18 months for these massive crowds. linsey. >> linsey: something we won't see again until 2044. reena, thank you. >> i'll be out there alongside david with unprecedented live coverage of the total solar eclipse joined by robin roberts, whit johnson, and the entire team. coverage of the eclipse begins on "gma" tomorrow morning and continues at 1:00 p.m. with the main event at 2:00 right here on abc and all of our streaming platforms. abc news live, nat geo, hulu, and disney plus. >>> a scare aboard a southwest airlines jet taking off from denver. video taken inside the plane shows the engine cover breaking away and shearing off the engine as the plane ascends. the pilots immediately declared an emergency and returned to the airport. details now from abc's jaclyn lee. >>

what's been the mood so far in niagara falls? 's a very upbeat type of mood, even despite the fact that we could see clouds tomorrow. even this morning people have been out early just looking at the falls. just people just have the smile on their faces. they have great energy and they're just optimistic about tomorrow. even though there could be a chance that clouds could mix in. but at the very least, you still have this as a background on monday, despite what might happen with the cloud cover. stephanie. >> yeah, i was going to say it can't be that bad, right? it's beautiful. brittany thank you for your time this morning. well, we won't see full totality here in the bay area, but lisa has been tracking the path across the us. we've seen your map as you've been tracing it. >> about 34% here in the bay area is what we'll see. so you'll definitely notice it getting a little bit darker. i think. mexico four hours and 28 seconds. it will have the longest totality. and then texas doing pretty well also, although as the reporter said,

harry enten i'm not sure what harry is going to see except maybe the mader the mis they're at niagara falls because boy, this looks really socket in at this point in time for not so much cleveland, but you get a tort upstate new york, you get into the niagara frontier in an awful lot of cloud cover. if you're on one side of the sun or the other, the moon shadow here, you're going to have a much shorter totality, possibly only about what we think 17 seconds for san antonio. >> but now you go a >> little bit farther to the west and you get a couple of minutes. dallas, same story, fort worth, about two minutes here, but just to the west of fort worth only 35 seconds. so try to get to the middle if you still can, there is still time to see this most amazing event that we are, that i will likely not be around the next time this happens unless i fly somewhere else, there will be other total eclipses, but not for the us but for 24 years >> 27 >> yeah, it is going to be a very special moment for so many people across the country chat. thank you so much for the forecast. there's a live look at mass

i got the niagara falls cap over here we've got the niagara falls solar eclipse shirt over here. we're rock and ready to go, jessica, look at the beautiful falls that we have over there. my goodness, gracious. look at that. this is perhaps the best place we could possibly watch the eclipse that sun, where it is right now, it's going to be a little bit further to the left when we have the eclipse tomorrow afternoon, but it's going to basically be in that position. there are loads of people who are for coming out. we are seeing more and more people. you'll look at these lines. we see a steady stream of folks who are coming down. it's much more packed than where we were just a few days ago when the weather was an all honesty just really freezing the weather has really turned around we have had sunny skies over the last few days tomorrow though is the big question mark. well, the sun actually remain out. that is a big question mark. what i will say it was. i was looking at the latest data. what i'm hoping for is we got a little micro-climate over niagara falls and the sun keeps it, bu

because in niagara falls, we were hurt by covid.re one of the top tourist destinations and the taps were turned off. this takes us from the back burner to the front burner and we've got unique marketing. entrepreneurs selling the stickers. [laughter] >> i got mooned in the falls and i think they'll be peddling everything and a huge impact. and not to be outdone here and i know that griff had his on, we're saying don't forget your glasses i mean, yes, we're going to have lots, but don't count on us, come prepared so we can help you to have a great time. molly: i've got a 12 pack of the puppies, i hope they're all real. mayor jim diodati, thank you so much. i hope it's a wonderful experience and thanks for joining us, you're a lot of fun. >> that's my pressure and can't wait to see you. some see us. griff: i want to go to niagara. i've got my glasses and need a plane ticket. and meanwhile, let's bring in two missouri residents, long time friends of more than 50 years travelling together this weekend to view the total eclipse. patricia

we have harry enten at niagara falls and that's going to be the coin flip.y're going to be able to see this or not because of the weather, they'll definitely have that darkness which is going to be amazing no matter what. but are they going to see the entire show we don't know that's kind of part of the allure of people coming out across the zona totality hoping to see it all and we're looking forward to your special coverage. brianna keilar boris sanchez, we'll be watching it every step of the way. thank you very, very much. still to come the final event of march madness. perfect. south carolina wins the nc a women's basketball national championship and spoils caitlin clark's last college game. and tonight, coming out purdue takes on uconn for the men's chapter being chip will have details stay with us. we'll be right back >> there's debris and less hi parents, husbands and wives gone. >> i wish i could have done something differently. you can just make it better for those that follow up space shuttle columbia, the final flight get up two part finale sunday

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as the young attorney, greene had the good fortune to see niagara falls. for the first time and was, by its majesty. don't you just love that? that's falls frozen in winter. 40 years later, he feared change would forever diminish nature's grandeur. shacks chanty, teams, commercial vendors, big business in canada. diverting waters were all threats as of the niagara falls park commission. niagara fall reservation became the first state park in new york's. future generations would visit and little altars. the vision of its natural beauty. here we have andrew greene. he's the one waving their he he saw niagara falls as a man that was just blown away by its grandeur and often would it still a young on visits to chicago as preservationist. he would remain the commission for 20 years until his death death. greene had at no point meant on the day after he died as of the new york company he planned to purchase volcano. since miles outside mexico city, he envisioned a world that eventually erupt in and that the approximately 15 years after he died, the sulfur from vo

look at the other side up in canada that niagara falls has in fact declared a state of emergency. here they haven't done such a thing, but they're making sure the cops are ready. the national guard, i saw some extra port-a-potty is out there, so they are expecting a large crowd, perhaps $1 being pumped into the local economy. now, interestingly enough, this has not where we're expecting the most tourists to cover the eclipse. we're actually expecting them down in texas were expecting them in indiana. we're expecting them and ohio and then the fourth state, which we're expecting the most tourist has in fact new york, but in fact, you could go anywhere basically in western new york up to northern new york, you know, you could spend in rochester, you can b. and you could be up in like plastic where i hope to be actually the day after the eclipse. so the fact is you can find in a lot of different places, but the most popular place at this particular point to watch the eclipse looks to be down in texas. we're of course, dallas, a very large city is supposed to be in the path i took we

there was a rainbow forming over niagara falls. it's an absolute lunacy. now, the good news is it's supposed to warm up as we head into the weekend. it could be in the mid-fifties by monday, it's currently in the low 30s, but the big question is whether or not there'll be clouds and whether or not that we showers. now, at this particular point, the forecast is partly sunny mostly cloudy, not it's partly sunny and we just get those cirrus clouds up above. i think we're going to be okay because i was trying it on myself with these guys glasses over here and you can still see the some pretty well. but the fact is the old saying is, you know, at niagara falls, if you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes. that is definitely been the case this morning. that could be the case this monday. so we don't know what's going to happen. i'm just going to try and put on my weather camp shoes. i was looking at the model outputs, this historic data earlier on, and it does seem like the forecast is getting a little bit better. but the truth of the matter is sarah,

nada tawfik, bbc news, niagara falls, new york.after a river burst its banks. we have a helicopterfilming those live pictures of that flooding over west sussex. the evacuations have included around 180 people who were rescued overnight from a holiday park. and around 15 from littlehampton. westcott boot—mack littleha m pton. westcott boot— mack west littlehampton. westcott boot—mack west sussex county council said that one person was showing signs of hypothermia, we can see the pictures there of that flooding in that area after the river aaron burst its banks and warnings it may increase. evacuations are under way of about 20 people. forecasters warn that heavy rain and winds will batter parts of southern england, west of wales and northern ireland over the next few days. the west sussex county council warning that the water levels have not yet receded and warning that flooding may increase throughout the day. they said that this morning, those who were evacuated currently remain displaced in a refugee centre. it has been set up ac

flow of ships next, countdown to eclipse de, we've got a live report from cnn's harry enten at niagara fallspares to catch the eclipse and full totality it's good to get some fresh air that's here. >> hi guys. bill. you look great. >> now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose is fire inspires of sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button no mask? >> no, you just sleep >> where you go. >> i'm going to get inspired >> inspire, sleep apnea, innovation, learn more and view important safety information at inspires leap.com. >> if your roof is showing danger signs like streaks are raised shingles, it could be trouble in a new roof, could toss ten, 15, or $20,000 introducing roof max. but first professional and affordable roofing treatment that is scientifically proven strengthen and extend the life of your roof with roof max, you will have the protection of a brand new route and save thousands. roof max is skilled technicians apply a safe, effective, and affordable natural tree hey, within hours, you have a roof that performs like

the largest watch parties in the united states at the indianapolis motor speedway all the way to niagara falls, new york and all that travel is expected to provide a 6 impact on the economy according to some analysts, if you miss today's eclipse, you might not need those special sunglasses again until august 2045. that's when nasa says the us will experience. it's next total solar eclipse. but we're going to bring the highlights from coast-to-coast. let's go straight out to derrick van dam, live on mountain mansfield and stowe, vermont and derrick, the path of totality passed over you, but people in your area should be able to see the partial eclipse for another 30 minutes. what are you seeing right now >> okay. so we'll sunlight has come back to mount mansfield. this is the highest mountain in vermont, but i got to just tell you, i'm trying to come up with the adjectives to describe what we just experienced. it was almost supernatural. it transcended time and space. it was on spring as a meteorologist to have these things come together in this way was so special and for the thousands of peopl

grace, what's the mood out they are in niagara falls? >> it's eclipse day! dark, but the moods were bright. because this event was out of this world! jon? >> jon: oh, fantastic. oh, grace, that is fantastic. ronny? >> thanks, jon. the eclipse was fine. but too bad they don't make a special kind of glasses that would allow us to truly look directly at the horrors that are occurring around the world, especially in gaza. >> jon: that's very true, ronny. very true. those were powerful words. grace? >> oh... ga -- gaza... it's terrible. not terrible was the krispy kreme special edition solar eclipse doughnut i had earlier. [applause] it was in the path of taste-ality. it was -- it was really good. >> is that a tambourine? >> no, no! well, technically it is. i was gonna do an eclipse dance, but it doesn't seem appropriate. >> jon: i'd really like to see the dance. [cheers and applause] >> yeah, do the dance. [playing tambourine] >> ♪ moon rise ♪ ♪ in the day-time ♪ ♪ block out the sun ♪ ♪ it's so fun! ♪ ♪ family and friends ♪ ♪ the joy never ends! ♪ [playing tambo

reena roy, abc news, niagara falls, new york so spectacular. >> well, here in the bay area we were onlyto see about 35% coverage of the sun. but still people gathered for watch parties all over. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes went to the foothill observatory in los altos to talk to people who say they got more than just an incredible view of the eclipse. wow. >> it's not full, but it's still very beautiful. >> a large crowd of people with all different types of viewing gear came together in los altos to see the partial solar eclipse. >> i think it's really, really cool because this only happens like every 2015 years. >> this young girl was brought by her dad to the foothill observatory to view the celestial spectacle, a moment they've spent time preparing for looking at youtube videos and teaching them like, what is solar eclipse? >> how does it really happen? >> well, plenty of kids were at this viewing event. many adults couldn't help also taking in the eclipse with childlike wonder. >> there's so many different things in the celestial realm that that occur that, you know, we're

nada tawfik, bbc news, niagara falls, new york.logram haul is estimated to be worth more than $10 million and was intercepted last month on route to japan. customs officials say they made the discovery while examining two air compressors, which drew suspicions due to their unusual texture and weight. a 31—year—old man has been arrested and released on bail pending further investigations. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. monday was quite a quiet day of weather, really. we had some sunny spells breaking through the cloud, for example here in cambridgeshire, and across large parts of england it was a warm day for april with temperatures topping out at 19 celsius at kew in london. these temperatures around 5 or 6 degrees above average. it's going to be a much cooler kind of day for tuesday, notjust cooler, it's going to be wet and windy for many as well. the change is down to an area of low pressure, this area of cloud you can see swirling to the southwest of the uk. that's essentially pushing northwards and eastwards over the nex

and lots of people are flocking to areas in the path of totality, including niagara falls officials on the ontario side of the fall's have already declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the large crowds. let me bring in cnn's harry enten, who is in niagara falls on the new york side, had led quite the session statement. those specter spectacles. you've got there. >> so what's happening >> what's going on here, you know, when we spoke two hours ago, i was wearing one pair of spectacles, but the governor's office came by and gave me these. i love new york spectacles on. i love new york. so i'm wearing different. i like they do look different than pr offices out in force. you know, we can see there that is about where it's going to be come eclipse time on monday, the totality is going to be about five minutes before this hit. so we are right about the time we're just about 48 hours out you know, i've been out here over the last two days it's been quite the thing, you know, you mentioned the state of emergency on the canadian side, no state of emergency here. but of course we do

this is niagara falls where they've got watch parties there. you can see that in the bottom right corner, everybody sort of starting >> to cause some to watch the falls. of course, spot to what i know. but a lot of folks have gathered look up words and heard a million people going to be at niagara kansas this weekend know and they get 60 million a year. so that's one 16th of the whole viewers this weekend, all in one week. and that's pretty incredible. >> i don't if we come back up here to the studio because i just wanted to show an example of what people are using to protect their eyes as they're watching. john was kind enough bring in an example of the kind of glasses that we're talking about. it's not just sunglasses because that's not enough. so here's your normal sunglasses. a lot of people mistakenly think, okay, sunglasses. absolutely not. but what you can do if you have certified little covers, you can put these right over the sunglasses themselves. just clip them right over everything has to be certified the right. so they'll be messing

. >> i was told that niagara falls, it's going to pass over niagara falls. there's a ton of people.ong step and suddenly you're in the falls. they're thinking the falls themselves might turn pink during this, the way the light plays off! a lot of it has to do with how your eyes adapt, and it's not the same for every feature. dogs unfortunately, have different rods and cones, and probably don't experience the weird color shift. birds, they have cones that see ultraviolet. it's clearly something that affects all of earth in the path. >> so interesting. let's bring in jana levin, at barnard columbia university. thank you so much for being here. we're not going to get -- where are you exactly? are you in new york? >> i'm in brooklyn, greenwood cemetery. you can see behind me, this is an event that was put on by pioneer works in arts and science center in brooklyn. we have about 10,000 people in the park, which is quite amazing. >> it's only going to be 90% totality. we're going to get not quite the same experience everyone else is getting. what are people expect something. >> the moon h

and harry, let's go to you in niagara falls. you've been talking to some people who've traveled from a long way to be there yeah. >> i wish i had the positivity of miguel. my goodness, gracious. i have to take whatever he's taking the weather here has been cold right now. i hit the put on my jacket before this hit a yesterday, the weather was absolutely atrocious. it was snowing in the morning. it was raining, company evening. but today we actually have the sun. so it's it actually turned out pretty well. but as you said, there are a lot of folks coming from a lot of different places over on the canadian side of the fall's there's a state of emergency, no state of emergency here, though the national guard law enforcement, the coast guard are all standing by just in case. we also have a bunch of porta parties to ensure that in case there are a lot of people coming, people can do their business. but as i said and you said there are a lot of folks coming. we spoke with one of those families earlier today >> we're here to check out

nada tawfik, bbc news, niagara falls, new york.says security will be "considerably reinforced" at the champions league match in the french capital between paris saint—germain and barcelona after a "threat" from a group linked to islamic state. gerald darmanin said the threat was made against all of the quarter—final matches, notjust psg's first leg clash with barcelona at the parc des princes. we'll have more on that at six. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his government has set a date for its planned attack on the city of rafah — in the south of gaza — where over a million—and—a—half palestinians are sheltering. world leaders have repeatedly urged israel not to go ahead with the attack. meanwhile, efforts between israel and hamas over a ceasefire deal are continuing in egypt — and more food aid is now reaching gaza. let's speak to our middle east correspondent hugo bachega, who is in jerusalem. how are the talks going? yesterday i was here talking about signs of cautious optimism from israel, that a breakthrough wa

niagara falls. all rigight. hary enten thank you so much for your cross for you. get your eclipse viewing glasses ready, everybody, because this is a rare opportunity and it won't come around again for two decades. these tier stateside join cnn for special live coverage of the eclipse across america. it starts live monday, april 8 at one eastern or or stream it on macs when we come right back celebrating an iconic moment in sports history, how the city of atlanta is remembering, hey aaron's life and legacy 50 years after breaking babe ruth home run record tomorrow new interviews with the return israeli hostages. >> what is the meaning of >> being certnty, and a flight for the ro? leakof those still in captivity. the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at eight on cnn fifth, not the bell in a subway series, foot-long, except when you add on an all new foot-long zach we're talking about $2 foot long cheer row 3,000 foot-long pretzel kind of $5 footlong cookie. every effort foot-long deserts are perfect sidekick, water. one was your favorite subway service up t

i got my niagara falls hat here. i've got my solar eclipse shirt. we've got such a beautiful view over my right shoulder. you can see the falls. look my goodness, gracious. how beautiful is that going to be tomorrow that you also see the sun as well setting in the west obviously the sum will be a little bit further up. come tomorrow, but it will be on that side. it's going to be a beautiful view. and of course, we've got a ton of people here. you can see the excitement has absolutely been built thing we're getting more and more people as i've been here. and in fact, we spoke with a couple from england earlier during my experience here, let's take a listen i guess the 20-17 one was so impressive, you decided i gotta i gotta i gotta double dip >> yeah, about eclipses as well, because i've got one in 2026 is going over spain. so i've already got, already gotten lot line.com on. and then there's wandering 2027 evan also done southern spain and 2028, there's one in australia i've gotten lined up, so >> i've heard of tornado chasers before. i've heard of h

on vacation we would go niagara falls or here to washington, d.c. and i remember things that were strange and funny to a little japanese boy like watching the "flint stones" i still miss that show. although i could never translate yabba dadda do. after 60 years, i have a message for the good people of queens. thank you for making my family and me feel so welcomed. i have never forgotten this. so, i speak to you today as a long and close friend of the united states. i know that the national parks office is undertaking, we have a project in the tidal basin. as a gesture of friendship, japan will provide 250 cherry trees that will be planted there in anticipation of the 25th year anniversary of your independence. as you might also remember, the 1964 world's fair was held in queens. its similar bomb was a -- symbol was a giant unisphere and the theme was peace through understanding. and yet we also know that peace requires more than understanding. it requires resolve. the u.s. shaped the international order in the post-war world through economic and tec

pictures from mexico festival because so many people gathered there and also a similar scene at the niagara fallser and that is with sarah. hello. monday brought as a mix of weather types were some of us had some spells of warm sunshine and other areas were stuck under a cloud and rain all day. it has been a really wet first week of april and that unsettled theme continues for the next few days so my blustery spells of rain at times and it is turning a little bit cooler than it has been, too. we have got low pressure driving our weather at the moment. it is way eastwards through the west of this evening, over the next 24 hours or so we will see some wet and windy weather. some thunderstorms initially for the far south—east, east anglia. they rain northwards and then the fog of the renter tonight will be northern ireland, scotland, perhaps western parts of england and wales that across scotland we could see some flooding by dawn because that rain is falling on very saturated ground. it is not going to be a cold night. 6-9 but it it is not going to be a cold night. 6—9 but it is going to be windy f

to the saying, 4 million truck under people traveling to the path of totality and hotel prices niagara fallse talk about money that is crazy, waco texas up 81%, there is a lot of money being spent. tammy: something we can all enjoy together doesn't matter about politics. your part of the planet because it's going to get dark and you get a laser something bigger than you. tammy: i know that's hard to grasp. >> you don't have to be in the path of totality, that is overrated. the whole fund is watching it go in front of the sun. when it is half way there it gets darker and darker. even the path of totality, it's only a fleeting moment, the whole fund is an experience. stay home, getting your lawn chair, put the glasses on and you have to wear the glasses, don't do this, don't squint, nothing works except the glasses. tammy: it can ruin your cameras phone. be careful. special coverage of america's total eclipse of the sun's total eclipse is tomorrow on fox news channel and fox news weather, get the app as well. our workaholics withdrawing from the workplace that is a question on the media's mind

um this right here derrick, what was the live pictures of niagara falls where people are waiting, i guess for their moment of to tell a date to occur, never falls. of course being a place where people go to see the the, the water falls. yeah, well that's, it was also on the, on this, this path during, during this total solar eclipse, the moon shadow moved or is moving as we speak along this arc that stretches diagonally across north america. so it made land and saw on the west coast of mexico and then as in passing across the large stretches of the united states starting in texas and ending eventually up in maine and going through many other states along the way. and then moving into canada, where we're at, we'll leave north america off the coast of newfoundland and labrador. so the whole process, as i said, will go faster than you think with that shadow traveling at nearly 2 and a half 1000 kilometers an hour. but during that time, because the sun's light is more or less totally blocked from the stretch of territory and the moon shadow, we're going to see a lot of these natural phenomeno

niagara falls, what a great place to be during totality. "wow. it's so dark and crowded. over this barrier toward what sounds like a soothing white noise machine." [laughter] everyone out there. soothing. i hear it's lovely. i hear it's lovely. everyone's getting in on the madness, including corporations. krispy kreme has released a total solar eclipse donut. sonic will offer a "blackout slush float" and frito lay will unveil a new sun-chips flavor that will only be available during the four and half minutes of the eclipse. 'cause there's no better way to celebrate a once-in-alifetime natural phenomenon. "oh, the eclipse is happening! quick, get in line at the convenience store!" not to be outdone. [laughter] not to be outdone. not to be outdone, i hear papa john's will be offering its limited edition "i don't know, this kind of looks like a moon, right? it's round. the moon's round. shut up and eat your garbage, you freaks!" we got a great show for you tonight! my guests are gillian anderson and sonequa martin-green. do stick around, won't you? ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the lat

we're going to later in the program talk to harry enten, who was up in niagara falls. you may not know this. he's our data guy, but he actually graduated from whether camp when he was a teenager. so he's going to have fill us in yeah. >> good. i'm all for whether kim yes, i've drawn. >> thanks so much still to come multiple breaking news stories on the former president's many legal trials. first, the judge's decision on whether he can delay his criminal hush money trial is set to begin next monday, plus scene is that obtain the actual jury questionnaire also? just moments ago, special counsel jack smith, at telling the supreme court to reject the former president's claims of immunity and the election interference case. we have details on that file, 100% free with turbotax free edition, roughly 37% of taxpayers qualify form ten, 40 and limited credits only see how a troubling text.com >> that's me >> imagine a future where plastic is not wasted but instead remade over and over into the things that keep our food fresher our families safer than our planet, cleaner to help

we are a natural tourist area with niagara falls.r the groceries but certainly the eclipse of the sun especially the total eclipse. neil: i don't know what the weather will be like but food in niagara falls is phenomenal. don't get me started on chicken wings but if you're going to stay, just stay for the food, right? >> no question about it. very close people on the borders on both sides of the niagara river, well-known for the good food and it is available, especially food as well that is available only here. we remind people to stay and enjoy that, use the appropriate eyewear to ensure there is no damage to the eyes. lauren: 1 of caution all and we look forward to it. i think it will be a big, fun event for a lot of people with good food. pretty confident of that but thank you very much. i know the region very well. thank you. in the meantime, we were telling you what governor michelle bowman has been saying about a possible rate hike in this environment. it has done little to dissuade buyers but she's a voting member of the feder

fortunately for everybody here at niagara falls, we got to see a little bit. very much. >> alright, you are welcome to >> as we take a look around the falls, people have not moved. they are still looking up, enjoying the partial eclipse now. we will bring in jody hansen, an astronaut who has been at the falls with us for the past few days. jeremy, you will be on a mission. talk about that. jeremy: we got a lot of cloud cover. i think that exceeded expectations. >> well, i mean, when your expectations start off with cloud cover everywhere. jeremy: we all wanted to see it in totality, and we might have only saw it for five seconds, but we did get to see it. we can see the corona, and that is special for me. i really liked that. when i passed a totality of it was amazing. hopefully the camera captured it, but it was like an amazing sunrise. the clouds made a nice backdrop for it, so that was pretty special. >> that was very unique, very special, and i'm so relieved we can see a little bit of it. that was the moon passing in front of the sun. you are going around t

the governor will be in niagara falls.hey expect the most visitors in the city's history in one day there today. >> bill: americans will not get another front row seat to a solar eclipse like this for 20 more years. here is what many of you will witness in the coming hours. the moon will pass in front of the sun blocking it for more than four minutes in totality and millions of americans will be plunged into near darkness. dr. richard, he is a professor of -- it's safe to look at the sun for a minute or two, safe to look at the equips through smartphone. eclipses emit harmful raise that can cause blindness. i think the last part is actually the possibility of a fact. go ahead, sir, tell us what is fact and fiction. >> you can't look at the eclipse with your naked eye for a minute or two, definitely not. normally we look away from it because the sun is so bright. when you get only a portion that is obscured, you are tempted to think i can look longer but still untray violet let coming through. the only time you want to look

[applause] [cheering] will go to niagara falls to washington d.c.nd i remember things that were strange and funny to a little japanese boy like watching the flintstones. [laughter] i still miss that show. i could never translate yeah but daba do. [laughter] [applause] after 60 years i have a message for the good people of queens. thank you for making my family and me feel so welcomed. i have never forgotten. [applause] so i today is a long and close friend of the united states. i know the national park service is undertaking. we have project in the title basin. as a gesture of friendship, japan will provide 250 cherry trees that will be planted there in anticipation of the anniversary of your independence. [applause] as you might also remember the 1964 world's fair was held in queens. a symbol was a giant eunice fear and it was keys to understanding. and yet we also know peace requires more than understanding. it requires result. [applause] the u.s. shaped the international order in a post war world through economic and diplomatic, military and tech

we can see them in the sky, the clouds and the mist from the niagara falls are a little -- they are aing to happen because normally you can see on a sunny day you can see a rainbow and another break here, i will let you listen to the crowd react here. oh, there it is! >> oh, my god! >> i cannot believe we are seeing this right now, it has been cloud cover all day. how lucky are we! >> it's incredible. >> no way. it is like -- i cannot tell you the timing of this is absolutely amazing. look at this, do you see the corona? >> yes. the big sparkling light. >> it is so cool! >> the cloud cover almost makes it even more magical. >> it shows up, like wow. >> i have goose bumps. i can't describe what i am feeling right now. but this is so intense, and there it is! we are coming out of the eclipse and we are going to get -- look at this! oh, my gosh. >> the latest coming back! >> this is just -- i am just speechless. i am absolutely speechless. and suddenly it's like somebody turn the lights back on. this is just amazing. >> it is. it is. >> all day we were just hoping that we were going to b