and we're going to start the photobomb perhaps to end all photobombs. >> so during yesterday's eclipsea photographer in wyoming caught that, can you see it, the teeny, tiny international space station passing right in front of the sun. how cool is that? >> are we sure it's not aliens? >> no. >> no, okay. meantime, nasa's live stream was the top live video on facebook yesterday. 28 million views, 67% of those talking about the eclipse on facebook were women, and the eclipse racked up more than 8 million tweets worldwide. >> not bad. and this morning after the eclipse, watchers are left with some memories and those eclipse watching glasses, of course. >> yeah, so a group called astronomers without borders is asking that you don't throw those glasses away. it is putting together a program so you can donate them to be used by others. >> those donated glasses will be given to children in south america and asia for eclipses in 2019. details about the donation program are still being worked out, so stay tuned. >> did you throw yours out? >> i never had them. i forgot to get them. >> i gave th

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i'll photobomb. that's how i got in. >> bless your heart, tony.ready filled here. >> some great people have called. we have wayne, a retired gentleman who served in katrina and andrew, made a nice donio a lot of calls. a lot of support. >> that is so good. we'll keep doing this all morning long. >>> want to tell you also our parent company disney has already made a $1 million donation. so many more donations coming in right now and we want you to know also all proceeds are going to the red cross. we know the lines are busy. we know a lot of people want to donate this morning so if you're having trouble getting through by text or phone go the red cross website or facebook. robin. >> thank you so much, george. look at all around. roger goodell, nfl commissioner is here. we'll talk to him in just a little bit. it's just wonderful how many people are helping out and amazing to see how everyone is just pulling together but let's remember why we're here. harvey could be the costliest expensive natural disaster in u.s. history. early estimates put it upw

nasa caught the international space station photobombing the eclipse.azine reporter caught totality after jumping out of a plane. and from an alaska airline plane cruising at 40,000 feet-- >> five, four-- corona-- three, two, one, there it is! >> reporter: vivid memories remain from the farm fields of madras, oregon. >> yeah, you can see that. >> reporter: ...to carbondale, illinois. >> look at that! >> i'm so glad we got to see it. >> reporter: and on to charleston, south carolina. >> i'm speechless. i'm literally speechless. >> reporter: hardly speechless? social media. the eclipse generated 240 million likes and shares on facebook, 160 million on instagram, more than this year's super bowl. on hashtag eclipse more than two million posted photos. viewership which dropped 10% during totality. as for music, a song recorded 42 years ago, bonnie tyler's "total eclipse of the heart," became the number one pop song in the country yesterday. in madras, oregon, louis valencia's heart was hardly eclipsed. >> and it was just like something you've never seen bef

photographer, joe, and i, are jamming to the total a clip of the heart to get ready for the ultimate photobomboday. the last total the clips in the u.s., 6 million cars on the roads, compared to today, 263 million. highway officials are asking folks in the d.c. area to not are, highway. one of those cars there, a to south carolina from silver springs. jeffrey, we got you on the line? >> good morning, you hear me? john: yeah, you packed up the car at 1:00 this morning and if we take a look at that photo, your beautiful wife and five children, some of those kiddos look pretty tired but they have got their cereal box glasses ready to go. how much cereal did they have to eat? , a lotave our fair share of other families there, yesterday on sunday, making those pinhole boxes, but we do have classes as well. there's a work out for them. >> real quick, why did you make the call to do this last-minute once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for many of us, pulling the family together in an area where we could see the total eclipse something we didn't want to miss . partly cloudy, we were willing to take our cha

>> but he photobombed one of my fans. ( laughter ) and i was like -- ( applause ) i mean, the thing is the fan posted it on her instagram and my dad was so embarrassed. >> stephen: he was? yes. and then i was obviously, like, dad you can't do that again. and there he is, another fan and another person, and even a family reunions, he's there in the background. i'm, like, dad, it's not cool. it's not funny. >> stephen: at family reunions, he's allowed to be in it, he's in the family. >> right, he should smile. but that face is not a smile. >> stephen: that's a dad face. that's what dads are supposed to look like. ( applause ) >> stephen: i want to just compliment -- last time you were here, i had such a good time talking to you, but my confession is i hadn't seen the show yet. did i lie and say i had? >> i think i did. >> stephen: i don't think i did. did i lie to you? >> i think you said -- never mind. it's okay. you've seen it, ri fantastic. ( cheers and applause ) one of the things, i had seen clips last time. i sat down without stopping and watched the whole thing. i want to complime

. >>> and a photobomb of celestial proportions.'s the international space station as it passes by the sun during the solar eclipse nasa astronaut randy bresnik tweeted the crew of six onboard were treated to a view more tremendous and impressive than they ever expected kind of puts it in perspective that little dot is the space station. wow. you're up to date. now we're going to go over to ty with what's coming up on "power lunch" >> sue, thank you very much. let's tell you what's coming up on "power lunch. stocks back in rally mode today, after a few volatile sessions. the number three woman financial adviser in the country will join us with a game plan for today's market and beyond. >>> plus, progress on tax reform that's right, progress what's being proposed and how it could affect you and a housing market so hot that even beyonce and jay-z were being outed bid a home we'll tell you about that on "power lunch"." >>> now back to scott. >> coming up, shake up at the "l.a. times. "halftime report" regular ross levinsohn just newed

. >>> the former radio >>> a canadian weather castor had an unexpected visitor photobomb her report.heat wave. >> okay. that is distracting. >> i love how he just sort of looks and he just peeks up. >> i also like the music. "flock of seagulls." >> so a seagull tried to take a rest on her camera and the reporter tried to get through it gamely and really couldn't. >> could anyone? >> welcome back to morning." more than 8 inches of torrential rain fell in some places with emergency responders helping stranded drivers. >> a monster truck even helped pull a box truck to safety. crews carried out more than 20 water rescues yesterday. more flooding remains. >>> here's look at some of this morning's other headlines. president trump is vowing to beat the opioid epidemic with a law and order approach. he was briefed yesterday by the health and human services secretary. mr. trump said no one is safe from the epidemic. >> the best way to prevent drug addiction and overdose is to prevent people from using drugs in the first place. if they don't start, they won't have a problem. if they do start,

an espn reporter was photobombed by floyd mayweather while he was doing a live shot. take a look. but he refuses to do so, he will not leave the live sports center shot. floyd mayweather who is about an hour and a half into his open workout today. floyd mayweather:"tell them i'm working hard. tell them." reporter:"not looking a day over 40".>( darya ) what shocks me is mayweather looks so tiny. when i think of mayweather, i think of tyson. but these are tiny guys. henry says he worked in mayweather's hometown of grand rapids for three years and knows him pretty well. they went to the same gym. he brings a comedian in there. he brings guys to blow up balloons for the kids. he has 70 people in the gym when he goes in. he needs noise around him. he's a tiny guy but he can hit you ten times in two and a half seconds. how do you recover from being dazed? the only thing you can do to beat a guy like that is wrestle him and use your weight to an advantage. if you try to out box floyd mayweather, he's going to outbox people 40 pounds heavier than him. when you're clocking out. i'm the one