when the moon blocks out the sun, you get a rare look at the atmosphere of the sun.ey're using these opportunities to study the sun an get looks that they wouldn't normally get. it's neat for the general public and also a really good scientific opportunity for the astronomers. >> trace: mike wall, a space.com senior writer. good of you to join us. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> trace: we'll keep our eye on this thing and watch and see the moon encroach into the sun. we're not going to take our telescopes off it. we'll bring it to you. you know how you watch a scene with somebody thrown in jail and everybody asks what he's in for? this guy will have quite the response. a wisconsin man heading to jail thanks to an obsession with clogging toilets. that's according to local reports. 35-year-old patrick bean arrested for using a water bottle to block toilets in the women's bathroom at the community center where he worked. police say he couldn't explain the behavior. just had he had strong urges to do it. he was sentenced to 150 days in jail and pay more than $5,00

you can see that is the moon encroaching on the sun, and soon enough there will be no sun to see.ill talk to jake ward about this because he is my fellow astrology and space geek. we're going to talk about this in about 20 minutes. >>> all right. a secret facebook group exposed that current and former border patrol agents, quote, joked about the deaths of migrants, discussed throwing burritos at latin members of congress visiting a detention facility in texas on monday and posted a vulgar illustration of representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. that's according to screen shots of the facebook group obtained by pro public a which is a nonprofit news organization. we should vote nbc has not independently verified the facebook group or seen the post ourselves. investigators are investigating this group. joining us is brandy brozogny. we have seen what is reported. >> right. we have no way to see them unless someone shows us. if someone reached out at "pro publica" and shown them. they are hidden from view. you can't search facebook and see they exist at all. it is so secretive. >> so

as he gets ready to put on quite the show. ♪ here comes the sun ♪ here come the sun ♪ it's all right was initially scared of playing a string instrument until his teacher, miss miller, presented him with this and he started to experiment. ♪ >> after recognizing how good he was, they suggested that he join the school talent show. but there is something you might not know by just watching this video. ♪ here comes the sun >> he is blind and has autism. ♪ here comes the sun >> but he's not letting any of that hold him back. ♪ it's all right >> the beautiful thing about this is that for him, he found something to put his energy and focus into. ♪ sun, sun, sun here i come >> so imagine what he's going to be like when he hits 10,000 hours of training. i'm sure he's going to be incredible. >> he has range. he has range. >> his mom is recording this whole thing and she says his love of music just makes her emotional every time he performs. ♪ >> here we are. it's a little bit late at night. it looks like the delivery van has finally driven up to this business. although, i don't know if too man

ours is one sun in a sea of suns more plentiful than all of the grains of sand on all of the shores ofrth, perhaps we will find the answers to our questions. someday, we may know where we have come from. where we are going. we may know where is the end, where is the beginning. ♪ narrator: we have walked on the moon. we open our minds to the universe. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: and now you're watching american history tv. every weekend beginning at saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern, we bring you 48 hours of unique programming, exploring our nations past. american history tv is only on c-span3. announcer: 50 years after the apollo 11 -- landing, astronaut michael collins, and former nasa administrator reflect on the apollo program's legacy and its impact on today's politics,ip

to do with howl your skin can be exposed to the sun before it burns.oratory setting, spf 100 blocks 99% of you v rays and spf 50 blocks 98% of uva rays. >> the fda plans to update recommendations for sun screen this fall and catch the other major myths ahead on "gma." my mom always says put on the spf. i've been doing it, mom. i've been listening. >> i don't think i knew. i learned something today. >>> part of abc 7 news commitment to building a better area looking at safety involving smart trains in the north bay. to two deadly incidents.gatis friday a train hit and kill add man on a bicycle. thursday a woman was hit and killed when walking under a gate crossing arm. looking into monitor the rail line and train stations. >>> we do want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> 5:54 now. people are thankful no one was hurt after someone lit fireworks illegally that smashed into a home near seattle. one rocket shattered this sliding glass door at a family home in everette. glass sh

how hot was the sun 3 billion years ago?thful eagle could be cut adrift. columbia fired out a lunar orbit to begin its three-day fall back wasarth, where the recovery waiting for its splashdown in the pacific. ♪ >> apollo 11 houston, with a little recovery information over. roger, the hornets is on the station just far enough off the target point to keep from getting hit. recovery one. >> the president of the united states was aboard. earth'sinto the invisible atmosphere carries with it one of the most critical moments. traveling nearly 25,000 miles per hour, the module can miss the reentry by several degrees and disintegrate into flames or bounce off in the space. >> velocity 32,000 the percent that. second.eet per 36,000 feet per second. reentry time. there is blackout. [no dialogue] >> apollo 11, houston. houston. 11, boom short time ago. houston. 11, made contact. apollo 11, houston. standing by, over. >> apollo 11, this is hornet. over. 1, 3, 3, 0. copy, 1, 3, three, x, 0, 7, 5. 6, 9, 1, 5. [sounds of band playing] [par

i am not saying that sun yang is a complete sheet. we have rules and regulations, if you have served a ban and then you are allowed back m, ban and then you are allowed back in, you are allowed back in. it doesn't leave a bitter taste if you come in second and you could have been well championed. the russian boxer maxim dadashev has died at the age of 28, after being injured during an ibf light—welterweight bout in the usa. the american based fighter suffered injuries at the weekend during a fight in maryland with puerto rico's subriel matias. the bout was stopped after the 11th round and he was hospitalised with bleeding on the brain undergoing emergency surgery but failed to recover. a short time ago i spoke with espn.com writer steve kim who was at the fight and he explained that there was never a time he thought that dadashev was in trouble. i was at that event. nobody thought that fight should have been stopped earlier than it was. he was much lauded for stopping the fight against the wishes of maxim dadashev. subriel matias was

the sun is so low that no sun penetration gets to the wall on 15 vasquez. it's important to note that the north, the east, and the south walls are not affected by our projects. what i studied the last three months are the period of time between the answer and the winter, that would be the he can whi can -- equinox. of the hours of daylight in san francisco, 1500 hours touched 15 vasquez on the west wall. but when i got into the granular aspects of it, and started setting the windows at 15 vasquez, i found that there are only 86 hours in the year where the direct sun is adversely affected in the windows on the west side. that's 86 hours out of 1500. that's less than 5%. so in -- in the process, why is that number so low? it surprised me, as well, and the reason is, you have to understand the section -- and i've given you a smaller one to look at. the section of existing. you can see the existing house is 25-8, and the new house is 37-8. that's why the solar studies between the two houses are marginal. so in conclusion, i'd like to give some time to the homeo

and a total eclipse of the sun.arts of northern chile are plunged into darkness as the moon moves in front of our star. hello. welcome to the programme. the treatment of migrants being held inside us detention facilities is once again stirring outrage — this time from democratic members of congress who travelled to the border on monday to see the conditions for themselves. a report was released by the department of homeland security's inspector general showing what conditions look like in the rio grande valley. the bbc‘s chris buckler reports. at america's border, migrant families will tell you what they expect and what they hope for when they reach the united states. it's opportunity, safety, and refuge — currently the reality is very different. inside the processing and detention facilities along this border a new watchdog report talks of dangerous overcrowding security concerns and children having no access to showers. it was, in the words of one official, a ticking time bomb. they put them in a room with no runn

the sun is setting here on our time over the reef.ent check out our website or explore some of the stories we have brought you from here in greater detail. coming up next week... roger is in florida as the kennedy space centre marked its 50th anniversary of those very first moon landings. anne looks ahead to being a hub for the space tourists of the future. in the meantime, make sure to check us out on social media. we're on all the regular channels. just search bbc travel show to tag us in your photos and videos from around the world. until then, enjoy exploring and we'll catch you next time. bye— bye. hello, they are. despite the cloudy start, some have enjoyed sunshine from the break of dawn. the sun chang will become more prevalent throughout the day. it will brew up some heavy showers. we have seen a few drizzly showers already this morning and they are likely to turn heavy across the hills of scotland, northern england, then they will drift away way southwards through the afternoon. it will feel warm for us. the afternoon. it wi

a total eclipse of the sun.ts of northern chile are plunged into darkness as the moon moves in front of our star. mind the gap! are trump's global trade wars narrowing america's deficit with the rest of the world? hello. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. also in the programme: the british council says brexit is causing poorer children to fall behind in learning foreign languages. so we'd like to hear from you on this. how important is it to learn another language? are brits lazier because we can get by? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. members of the european parliament are due to select a president for the assembly later today. they'll also consider whether to approve the appointment of the german defence minister, ursula von der leyen, as president of the bloc‘s powerful executive arm. eu heads of government selected her to succeed jean—claude juncker, ignoring the parliament's own candidate. adam fleming rep

and remember back those billions of years, to decipher the life of the sun. ♪ ♪ ♪ locked within our sunwe have reached in with our microscopes. seeking. what is the source of life? what combination of energies and elements brought it into existence? what is the relationship between the nonliving and living things? how delicate is the balance? howslowly begins to realize fragile is this bubble of life. ♪ ours is one sun in a sea of suns more plentiful than all of the grains of sand on all of the shores of all of the seas of planet earth. ♪ now that we are free to wander from earth, perhaps we will find the answers to our questions. someday, we may know where we have come from. where we are going. we may know where is the end, where is the beginning. ♪ ♪ we have walked on the moon. we open our minds to the universe. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] announcer: 50 years ago, on july 24, 1959, the apollo 11/down and was recovered f

the headline and accompanying report prompted a boycotts of the sun across liverpool including among many fans of city rivals edits and many newsagents refused to even sell the paper. the anger and outrage back then never went away completely the sun remained unforgotten and unforgiven. you know for 23 years of my life i think painted as that but some consider this matter on a lot of it was to do with the lies that we would consider in the the sun newspaper i mean the boycott of the paper the post now is stronger than the stuff of a which i think says something about the conduct of the people in liverpool. and field of liverpool f.c. and a place of pilgrimage for fans from around the world here to the memory of hillsborough is on the president's. you'll never walk alone seeing the fans at every game and it seems nobody does here . the stadium is home to one of several hillsborough memorials it lists the names of all the $96.00 victims the youngest of them just 10 years old. thank you mr speaker mrs reagan yesterday marked a momentous day for the family and friends of the 96 victims o

where the sun appears to be covered by the moon entirely and it goes dark and will see a corona and that is the light from the sun that comes out from this large black circle and that is what the scientists are most interested in because that will allow them to study our most important star which is of course the sun that will last for 2 minutes and 39 seconds and it won't just be the sun itself that disappears and has the corona but all around to be $360.00 degrees i'm told will be able to see a sunset and that it's supposed to be magnificent ok as we've been hearing looking forward to it lizzie and don't don't lose track of your glasses there thanks to see and they went. all right time for sports now with our richelle thank you so much the defending women's champion and julie kerber is off to a winning start at wimbledon the german who seeded number 5 this year be compassionate tatiana maria on center court pervert taking it in straight sets 6463 . of the new world number one in french open champion ashley barty is also looking good she dropped just 6 games so she's trying to save

in front of the sun.sa have booked their place in the final of the women's world cup. they beat england 2—1 in their semi—final in lyon. the american side will now face either sweden or the netherlands — who play each other in the second semi—final on wednesday. colm harrison has more. once famously described as two countries are separated by a common language, england and the usa work, on this occasion, separated by a common cause trying to reach the world cup final. in the defending champion ‘s made the brightest star, with christen press headingly holders in front within ten minutes. but there lead didn't last too long. ellen white would home an equaliser from england at close range. by half—time, the usa were back in front. alex morgan with their second goal and herfirst front. alex morgan with their second goal and her first since scoring five in the thrashing of thailand. ina five in the thrashing of thailand. in a goalless but eventful second half, ellen white thought she'd scored a second equalise

away from them and and the list goes on and on wolves are we eating the sun in taking it away and so people didn't understand what was going on now we can predict exactly when there is going to be a solar eclipse and that is bringing people from all over the world here to chile some 300000 people are have come here for this particular eclipse where as i say we should be able to really see it completely and it's and should be a fascinating experience when the only real danger now is you're the retina of your eyes unless you're wearing these very same very nice filters to be able to look directly at the sun lauren and how long will it actually last. well it's already let me see it's starting this now but it's a long process the whole thing takes about from from start to finish 2 hours but the real important part is 2 minutes and 39 seconds that's when the moon will appear to completely cover the sun and you'll see a range or as it's called a solar corona or crown around the sun peeking out and this of course is what astronomers are looking for but for ordinary people like mortals like

sun blorks sun block, s.p.f., u.v., sun blorks sun block."h comes remember these stories of heroic slaves which i plan to doae juneteenth celebration in broomington, indiana, this evening. now if qiewl yule excuse me, i have to get there but thank brown. somebody push me to the post office. i need to get me a couple of snacks and artichoke dip and pretzels and i'll be on my way. ( applause ) >> trevor: woorks everyone. we'll be right back. while america celebrated the fall of prohibition, jim beam didn't raise a single glass. he wanted his first drink to be of his own bourbon. he didn't have much money. but he did have a few friends. people who were raised the right way. over 120 days, they rebuilt the distillery. and while their names might not be on our bottle... it's because of them, we can raise this bourbon today. jim beam. raised right. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no.

morocco is often referred to as the place where the sun sets but the sun is certainly rising on the energy revolution taking place here. time to wrap things up on today's show and to say goodbye from here in johannesburg south africa but would love to see you again next week thank you zee also sign of for now from here but don't forget that you can always cheer went into our show by checking out the content on our website and social media platforms from the whole in co africa team thanks for joining us goodbye from lagos. i'm going to. come. millenniums do some things a bit differently and other things very differently. the younger generation on the labor markets. are focused not confident and optimistic and they want nothing less good to change the world. recheck the posts of generation y. . made in germany improvement to spawn d.w. . prospects or more the names of many young people seek their fortunes elsewhere but not into book too much malise fable sitting in the desert sun 5 years up to the realms of the islamists. a confidence is slowly returning. and something of timbuktu's past glo

and eastern areas as the sun beats down we anticipate an 80% chance of the july the sun beats down we thejuly record being tumbled somewhere in the south—east of england, probably favouring somewhere in the greater london area or parts of kent. the current record is 36.7 and that was set at heathrow onjuly one 2015. if it is getting too much for you there is hope for the end of the week. the low brings in its influence overnight thursday into friday. nothing particularly dramatic in the way of rainfall for many areas but fresher air arriving. we return to average temperatures in belfast and cardiff. in the weekend, a fresh feeling for all and the potential for heavy rain in places. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. we're in westminster, where later today borisjohnson will become our new prime minister. has it sunk in yet? last night he celebrated his decisive victory against rival jeremy hunt, with conservative party members. this morning the attention moves to who will be joining him at his top table. supporters say he'll be creating a cabinet for

the paper in question the sun with its own distorted version. events in which it blamed the fans under a now notorious headline. when the headline came out i was absolutely outraged i could have killed the journalist that's how annoyed it was the headline and accompanying report prompted a boycotts of the sun across liverpool including among many fans of city rivals edits and many newsagents refused to even sell the paper. the anger and outrage back then never went to why completely the sun remained unforgotten and unforgiven . you know for 23 years of my life i've been painted as that but some consider that this matter on a lot of it was to do with the lies that we would consider in the the sun newspaper i mean the boycott of the paper the pope now is stronger than it's ever day which i think says something about the conduct of the people in liverpool. and field of liverpool f.c. and a place of pilgrimage for fans from around the world here to the memory of hillsborough is on the present. you'll never walk alone seeing the fans at every game an

sun coming up. 5:55. it's just below the horizon right now and givingus those beautiful pinks out there. that c burnt orangeor and we will see the sun come on up. it's going to be a beautiful day. clear skies out there and comfortable. tomorrow, the heat moves back in. a few more cloud. a chance for some showers and athunderstorms tomorrowernoon through tomorrow evening. late wednesday night we are tracking barry. that will move through on thursday but the heat is not going anywhere and sticking with us. today, not bad. six and 70s out there as make your way out the door this morning. there could be a patch of fog in some spots. heading tough the day to top out at 89 degrees. that is average for this time of year. sunny skies out there. just absolutely gorgeous. tomorrow low 90s. so warm front will lift through the area. we are back in the low 90s tomorrow but feeling close to 100 degrees. in fact, over the next severa days, we are going to have that heat index of around 100 degrees. tomorrow feeling like

be sure to drink plenty of fluid, watch out for the pets and stay out of the sun. beautiful shot here where we're looking at our alert in the east bay valleys. a little bit better around the central bay in terms of air quality. tomorrow we will be back on track as temperatures come way down. >> thanks, lisa. >>> this morning the community in rome is mourning a beloved officer after two bay area men charged with his murder. it was a drug deal gone bad. we have the reaction abroad. >> reporter: flowers and messages lining the street where mario cerciello rega was killed in the line of duty. one of them reading your service will not be in vain. mario was always, always, always a helpful person said a member of the carabinieri. all of us could always count on them. he was stabbed to death by by by finnegan lee elder. this is the pair reportedly moments after being detained in their hotel room. the two confessed to being involved in a violent altercation. the policeman stabbed after two people suspected of stealing a backpack from another man tried to ransom it back. th

because everything in our universe is based on stars and the sun is the one that we can know the most about and it's moments like an eclipse that reveal the outer parts. from start to finish this perfect solar eclipse lasted 2 and a half hours the sun is starting to reemerge now but it's not just what we've been seeing but feeling during the eclipse it became very very windy animals became very frightened they started running away then it got very quiet and the temperature suddenly went down by 10 degrees and so it's now very very cold here. an eclipse from the latin word eclipses which means to hide or obscure used to be seen as a bad omen a sign that the gods were angry to date a total solar eclipse is cause for celebration. especially in this part of our planet where it won't be repeated for another 212 years. you see in human in the alkie valley chili. color i'm home with the headlines there's been an airstrike on a migrant camp in libya's capital tripoli at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more were injured the area has seen fighting between the forces of world class i

well, it is a busy time in sun valley.edia and tech and business for a meetinged of the mines at the annual allen and company conference. ed hammond is on the ground with a guest with minting positions in everything from tencent to amazon. >> thank you so much. anderson,d by james head of global equities at baillie gifford. you have the honor of being our first guest at this year sun valley conference. we have seen the suvs arriving, the vests. what are people talking about in some ways i find it difficult to apply a narrative. so many different conversations. for each of us, we are inspired by our particular interests. as you would expect, several comments on politics and even including britain, and about the ramifications for us. ed: obviously, everyone is looking at this through their own lens. last time we talked, talking about the debate between growth and value investors. you are big growth investors. why does belly get so much credit, seems to absorb so much of the attention, people are said to be prophetic, whereas

sun for most of us. if you are heading out to fisherman's wharf for the fireworks show, at 6 p.m., mid- 60s. looking at cool and breezy and sunny skies. by 9 p.m. upper 50s about light patchy fog. the 7-day forecast, temps similar for wednesday and for july 4th. and as high pressure builds in, we warm up by friday and for the start of the weekend. saturday, right now looks to be the warmest day out of the next several days. michelle. >>> all right thanks. new video out of montana. a light show ahead of the 4th of july who will day. look at brilliant flashes of purple a perching color the night sky. this is video from yesterday asanother storm rolled through the billings area. >>> 6:20 now a seismic shift in bay area sports, warriors and sharks lose star players this morning. which mvp may be next. and, we are heading out to break but before, here's a shot of the beautiful look of the sky and the clouds. this is from the sutro tower cam. 6:20 and we will be right back. just when you thought you were done

a mix of sun and clouds along the coast this afternoon.row morning, waking up to the low clouds in areas of fog along the coast and part of the bay. more sun for saturday and temperatures tomorrow are the warmest out of the week. as you go through the day today, above average temperatures for this time of year, for the south bay, looking at 83 and senate 89 in morgan hill as far as los gatos. 90s and pleasant hill pittsburgh antioch and bruntlett livermore as well is pleasant and every had today, for berkeley as well as for alameda, oakland family under mid-90s the los altos in the upper 70s with the temperatures coming up 70. a warm and sunny on sunday with one color next week. >> we want to type up breaking news for the labor secretary acosta stepping down and cbs news will give us a special report on that, coming up. >>> fracking. the controversial process of drilling for oil has cost a state official his job. the california governor gavin newsom order the termination of ken harris. the state top oil and gas rig later. the reason harris

they had one facing the rising sun and the other facing thee sesetting sun which meant they could tell time all day long. the owners of these dials were often well off, having the means to afford such decororations. they also show a level of culture. those who put sundials on the wall had some knowledge of the workings of the sun and time it self. artists have been making sundials in this area for 20 years. each can take months to complete. arere the firsts important step to any order that he receives. when i am workining on a dial i'm am protected from the sun by a plastic sheet. i cannot keep climbing down to see if all the portions are correct so i have to work from a blueprint. >> he is mainly inspired by local wildlife and the mountains area the locals in these parts all have a fondness for their sundials. the colorful clocks illustrate the history of the region and its heritage as soon as the sun rises and casts a fresh shadow each morning. >> france 24, differenent pointf view. ♪ for over 60 years families in virginia have loaded up their cars for a night at what is the last rem

the sun is up and looking at a mild to warm afternoon with more clouds and fog. the gradual cooling trend taking us through the workweek today getting a little more substantial throughout the workweek. >>> not too much showing up on the visibility layer and not too much to worry about this morning either as far as the commute is concerned. aside from the weather conditions, westbound 80 at georgia street sounds like they are trying to clear a situation that is in that area. initially sounded like a crash and then sounded like it was just a disabled vehicle with a tire that got blown out there. they are in the clearing stages at the moment and working on getting a tow truck to the scene. we did have one lane blocked and i think everything is on the shoulder now. heavy through vallejo but not terrible. foggy once you get out on to the span and into the city. >>> new overnight, heavy police presence in the south bay. this is the scene in san jose when officers responded to a home on cottage grove. one person taken away by ambulance. officers were seen going door to

the sun is getting ready to keep up. metering lights are on. it is slow and go the backup is beginning. it will be a fog this morning. this is early for this amount of volume. there are no issues to report in a slowing anything down. no rush-hour that seems to be heavier than normal. no brake lights the when advisory in effect. the hp says it is affecting lanes but i do not see it from the live picture. have a than usual by a. now to the richmond san rafael bridge. nolan closures in effect. he sought on in the cash lanes the left-hand side if you getting a >>> we have new video coming and. at the scene of a car crash. that was the end of a carjacking that began in san cist after 2 a.m. a man and a woman were carjacked at jones and o'farrell. it is very close to union square. they called police then quat canceled the pursuit. the chp spotted the car and tasted across the car until it crashed near 580 the suspected carjacked or taken into custody and not entered. nobody was injured. the investigation continues. >>> i'm jackie ward back from the u

it tells us a lot of what is happening inside the sun. shadow is expected to last over 2.5 minutes. eu leaders are in brussels to break the deadlock on who will hold the top jobs. the european parliament says it will elect its president tomorrow, no matter what. defiedman captain who chinese e authorities and rammed her ship into a motorboat while docking is under house arrest in italy. she was questioned for three hours by a judge who is set to decide whether or not she can go free. calm in hong kong after hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to protest a bill that would allow extradition to mainland china. time for our business update. you a are going to start with te u.s. turning up the heat on europe over a trade d dispute. >> this is not a new trade war. itit is a long-g-running didispe subsidy aircraft builders. this is after thee w wto violatd subsies with a airbus. >> washington has added a supplemental list of 89 eu products that could b bsubjected to tariffs. to $4 billionts worth of products and comes in addition

. -- winterter sun sunshine. on wednesday perth afternoon falling back to 17 on thursday.n.omes the cloud and really will be very heavy at times as they go on towards the weekend. celsius just around the southeastern corner. not quite so much in new zealand. a fair bit of cloud sliding its island at the south the moment and that will continue pushing further east and north over the next couple days get a very wet day on wednesday. lots of heavy downpours for southern parts up towards central areas of the country and that will sweep further north. christchurch rose from 18 celsius to 11 degrees. sunshine coming in on thursday. picking up a southerly breeze. northern parts will see some heavy rain. meanwhile, heavy rain making its way across japan. it has been rather unsettled rerecently. that will make its way across a good part of this area through thursday but largely dry to the north and west. ♪ >> a reminder, the top stories here on al jazeera. toopean leaders have agreed fill the e.u.'s top jobs. the german defense minister is the first woman to be nominated to be euro

a total eclipse they turned to night the sun transformed into a ring of fire. some were overcome with emotion at the sight. it was incredible him it brought tears to my eyes just overwhelmed you know it's i've never experienced something that this this this this incredible. that's been most beautiful moment of this journey and i read it so i could be here thousands of years ago scenes like these filled our ancestors with dread eclipses they thought the work of giant beasts devouring the sun and moon. there was no fear to be found with the sky gazers though just joy and perhaps a new appreciation for our place among the stars. amaze our tennis news now an update from the 3rd day of wimbledon where women's contenders carlina there's cova and simona halep are through to the 3rd round up the drop to set in her victory meanwhile in the men's singles world number one event djokovic easily beat american tennis cuddler in straight sets the defending champion is looking in minutes form one potential threat to djokovic is already out a 3 time grand slam winner stand. was

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they're just going to be a side of fog along with that sun.l drizzle possible early tomorrow morning if you are still heading into work for your 4th as we move into the afternoon. we'll see that fog or treating and we make our way into the evening and you're going to see a push of it yet again this is at 09:00pm by the time we see a lot of those fireworks displays if you're on highway one around half moon bay or pacific. i could see a couple of misty spots. otherwise though just a touch of fog shouldn't interrupt most of your fireworks displays but for ones like san francisco do expect just a mild those the fog along with those fireworks as for today, daytime highs, 60's yet again for san francisco, not a big change from where we have been 60's as well from daly city down peninsula down to half moon bay. and then you start to see some 70's along the bayshore such as in millbrae and burlingame some 70's as well in foster city, san carlos redwood city at 77 degrees. and then the south bay back into the low 80's for a few spots like campbell san

sun coming up in about 5:55 so about two hours before the sun comes up. should be a beautiful sunrise given the clear skies.er tempures in the 60s and 70s. really not feeling that bad out there. humidity will continue to drop as well as we head through the day. temperatures back into the eight right around seasonable for this ti of year. i think we will top it out at 90 degrees for daytime high.no thing happening on the radar but we are tracking barry. look at all of that moisture and still it's got that tail on it where it continues to see some of that heavier rain moving through louisiana right on now. lot of that rain headed up toward the nashville area and it's moving into the midwest. all of that moisture has to go somewhere and looks like it will sweep in the mid-atlantic so we will let you know when you can expect rain out of that and the major heat that is coming our way. first, let's talk traffic with melissa. happy monday. good morning. >> happy monday. good morning. in the district cl road between reservoir and foxhall a reminder the lanes a bl

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know who it was but in europe they believed that it was a dragon that was eating or had stolen the sun so people were terrified of eclipses and now what we know when they're coming the only thing we need is a special pair of glasses to look up at the sun and see this marvelous then to the phenomena of nature so give us kind of a rundown of what's going to happen how this is going to happen how long it'll last or let me see enough about one you know in less than an hour now it'll be in about 40 minutes the sun slowly the moon will start to cover the the moon and the sun rather and we're going to be hearing animals birds and horses are going to get very very nervous suddenly a little very quiet and then eventually the the moon will appear to completely coverage and that will last for 2 minutes and 39 seconds after that we'll see a kind of a 360 degree night full of sunset and legal to be able to actually feel the stars when that happens some people say you can see venus during during those 2 minutes and 39 seconds so it should be very very exciting yes and he was you newman live for us t

. >> and the sun is starting to e.thriank you sfor joining us. no relief from the summer heat d t. >> that's right. lauryn ricketts is tracking some rising temperatures for this sunday morning. good morning, lauryn. >>ood morning, guys. yeah, we have a beautiful sunrise right now. sun cing up just in about two minutes from now. that's the official sunrise here in d.c. around 6:04. again looking like a beautiful start once again to your sunday and you can see it's going to be a gorgeous start to this sunday morning. now, temperatures on the mild side. not too bad out there. 73 degrees. we have got that south wind 5 miles an hour. midity at ptick in h times throughout the day today, but most of us very similar to yesterday. temperatures will shoot right to around 90 degrees once again. so let's talk about the rain chances for today because we do have more ra chances for today. i know a few isolated showers popped up yesterday. we also have chances of rain heading through this week and we also have that transition day on wednesday. what can you expe

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the sun transformed into a ring of fire.ome were e overcome with emotin at the sight. >> it was incredible. it brought tears to my eyes. >> just overwhelmed. i have never exexperienceced something like thi this is incredible. it has been the most beautiful moment of this journey. i really enjoyed being here. reporter: thousands of years ago, seems like these filled our ancestors with dread. eclipses they thought, the work of giant beasts devouring the sun the moon. but there was no fear to be found by these sky gazers. just a new appreciation for our place among the stars. brent: amazing. the dennis news, an update from the third day of wimbledon where women's contenders cara lena just go simona hallett are through to the third round. halep dropped a set in her victory. in the men's singles, world number one novak djokovic easily beat american dennis kudlow and straight sets. the champion is looking in ominous form. one potential threat is already out. three-time grand slam winner stan wawrinka was knocked out in a five set

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