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eclipse of the sun. today is the day we've been waiting for. the great north american solar eclipse. millions have planned. more have traveled. and as cities declare emergencies to prepare, we'll make sure you're looking to the skies safely, and check in on whether clouds might ruin your view. >>> a new scare in the sky after a part of a southwest engine cover peeled apart during takeoff. it marks yet another incident involving a boeing plane, raising more questions about the aircraft safety. >>> an illegal street takeover in virginia turns violate. we explore why they're becoming more common. >>> south carolina is officially the best team in women's college basketball. we break down how this year's tournament is setting new records and inspiring the next generation of athletes. >>> a reunion 46 years in the making thanks to today's historic eclipse. we'll show you how it all came together. it's monday, april 8th. "early today" starts right now. hi there. glad you're with me early this morning. i'm frances rivera. anticipation is growing for a spectacular show in the sky. millions of

morning a growing frenzy with just two days to go as americans are migrating as close as possible to the great north american eclipse. the total solar will first pass over mexico and then it will span the united states from dallas to little rock to cleveland, ohio, as far as caribou, maine, finishing up through canada. everyone in the path of totality descending into darkness for a few minutes. less than two hours north of san antonio in llano, texas, the mayor saying their small community of 3,200 people is expecting as many as 50 to 60,000 visitors to descend on the small town, likening it to prepping for a hurricane. >> we have been trying to make sure our residents understand that this is going to be something like they've never seen before. >> reporter: so-called eclipse trips prompting a surge in hotel bookings and vacation rentals. airbnb reporting a 1,000% increase for searches for stays along the solar eclipse's path of totality. indianapolis airbnbs going for as much as $4,000 a night according to the company. others opting for tents. latisha has eclipse mania. monday's eclipse will mark her 21st. >> i've been chasing tota

. ♪ ♪ >> tony: and the great north american solar eclipse is now on the u.s.hey are experiencing totality. so let us go now down south to janet shamlian who is in kerrville, texas. what's the cloud situation, what's the mood? >> we can see it, we can see it! take your glasses off, oh, my goodness, clouds parted, clouds parted. and with eric, judy eichinger from kerrville, what do you think? >> awesome, just awesome. >> we can see the corona very well. it's cloudy but the clouds have broken around it enough that people have their cameras out. and the birds are flying aro around -- >> look at that. >> look at everyone here. look at this. this is the moment of totality. we have people from all over the world here in kerrville, texas. look at them enjoying the moment. what do you think? >> it so great. >> yes, we have broken clouds, but yes, you can definitely see that corona around it. and the temperature has dropped here, i don't know, i just changed into a short sleeves. and i feel like i need to put a sweater on right now. this is so rewarding for myself and e

north america, millions of people stopped everything on monday to view the total solar eclipse, with some travelling for days, creating a boom for businesses and tourism along the path of totality. 0ur north americaness correspondent, erin delmore has more. as the sun, moon and earth aligned, eclipse watchers shelled out and businesses cashed in. this year's total solar eclipse could deliver a $6 billion boost to the us economy. that is more than taylor swift's eras tour, and more than four times what the last super bowl brought in. daytime darkness stretched from mexico's pacific coast, all the way to the eastern edge of canada, sweeping m us states, from texas to maine. some estimated 4 million people in the us travelled to view it, sending demand for hotels, resorts and campgrounds through the roof. airbnb reported a 1000% a surge in demand in prime eclipse—watching cities, and more than 30 million people already live in the path of totality. so small businesses on the path seized on a mjor marketing event, offering eclipse themed t—shirts, dougnnuts event, offering eclipse themed t—shirts, doughnuts and ornaments for sales. cities staged watch parties and festivals, major airlines offered ecli

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♪austedo xr♪ >>> today, millions of americans across north america and the u.s. had a rare chance to watch the solar eclipseer north america, was visible in 15 states. there were varying views of a partial clips that were enjoyed throughout the country. including members out of our team in it d.c. and new york. it was only back in august, 2017 that the last solar eclipse cut across the u.s. just like today, americans throughout the country paused their day to safely gaze at the sun through their protective shades. with of course, the notable exception of this guy. in past millennia, solar eclipses were tied to mass rescission and fear a long time ago. instead, there are rare moments of collective are where people can watch a very cool celestial event. but sometimes, even in this day and age some folks try really hard to make it something more. like on friday, the day of the earthquake rumbled part of the northeast and mid-atlantic. marjorie taylor greene posted this. quote and -- "god is sending america strong sign to tell us to repent. earthquake and eclipses and many more things to,. i pray that our count

becomes extremely difficult to do which is probably what the israelis are arguing back to the americans. millions in north america watch the solar eclipseperiencing a total blackout, also known as the point of totality. that's when the moon perfectly obscures the sun. on this map the red line shows the path of totality outside of the moon's tract, viewers only saw a partial eclipse. here whether she is as totality hit in mexico where people camped out on sunny badges to catch a glimpse behind the safety of solar viewers. the fog and mist around niagara falls made it tough to see the eclipse but it did not stop the crowds from trying. the bbc had correspondence all over north america, taking it in. here are some of their reactions. it is a multisensory experience but you want to see the corona. you want to see that moment and the weather lucked out for us, thankfully. cheering and applause everybody...just taking that moment in. it is incredible. there it is! it's peeking through the clouds! mother nature is teasing us! there it is! wow! that is spectacular! oh wow, that is fabulous! our reporter helena humphrey has more on the excitemen

the shadow of the eclipse moving over the surface of the earth. tonight, the solar eclipse as it passed over north america, and much of the u.s., millions of americans sharing in this moment. across this country today, tens of millions of americans coming together, looking up, witnessing that breathtaking spectacle in the sky. a rare total solar eclipse. in small towns and big cities, the sky suddenly going dark, as the moon passed between the sun and the earth, casting that shadow, plunging communities into darkness. from mexico to maine, the eclipse traveling across 15 states, more than 31 million americans in the path of totality. our matt rivers was the first to witness the eclipse in mazatlan, mexico, the beginning of its 4,000-mile journey across north america. >> you can hear it, david. you can hear it, linsey. everybody's very excited. let me just look up here myself, there's just a few seconds left. there it is. complete totality here in -- wow. >> david: for so many, even though they knew the moment was coming, they did not expect this. it was deeply moving. this woman traveled to mazatlan from new jersey. >> amazing! amazingly beautiful,

the death of this student are under investigation. a total solar eclipse darkened part of the north american continent for an hour. the 20th april eclipse began in the south pacific and coastal areas. ovianos brought the peace to darkness in mexico, and then it was observed in parts of the united states. after the united states, residents of parts of canada also experienced the eclipse. the colombian government rationed water for the residents of the country's capital. the government has announced the reason for this decision is the sharp reduction in the level of hundreds of water reserves and water supply tanks in the capital . it is said that during the implementation of this water plan, more than 8 million residents of the capital of colombia and its surrounding areas have been rationed. rafael, which is located 24 km away from bogato, currently has only 18% usable water. the reason for the lack of water is the decrease in rainfall caused by the illinois hurricane phenomenon, which affected the whole of colombia. last year, march was called the hottest month in history. according to the report the european ins

. >>> today millions of americans across north america and the united states had the rare chance to watch a solar eclipse long path over north america was visible in 15 states and there were very views of a partial eclipse where they were enjoyed throughout the rest of the country, including by members of our team here in d.c. and new york. that was only back in august of 2017 that the last solar eclipse cut across the united states. and just like today, americans throughout the country paused their days to safely gaze at the sun through their protective shades. with, of course, the notable exception of this guy. in past millennia, solar eclipse is used to be tied to mass superstition and fear along time ago but now instead, where moments of collective all where people get to watch an incredible but very cool celestial event. but sometimes even in this day and age, some folks try really hard to make it something more. like on friday, the day of the earthquake that rumbled parts of the northeast in the mid atlantic. marjorie taylor greene posted this. quote, god is sending america strong signs to tell us

formula yesterday, what is the formula, what did sergei lavrov talk about with chairman xi during his visit to... and a total solar eclipse watched by millions of north americanshello to ntv news, in the studio egor kalyvanov. so, flooding is still the number one topic. almost 40 regions, over 200 settlements in the disaster zone, the middle zone, the volga region, the urals, regions of western siberia. more than 10,000 houses were flooded, in place of entire villages, the surface of the water. in the kulgan region, the water level is rising before our eyes in places by tens of centimeters per hour. the cause of the disaster was melting snow that had accumulated on frozen soil. water does not soak into the soil, but flows off into the mainstream. the reservoir in neighboring kazakhstan is overfilled, and the volume of water released there has been increased tenfold. a security regime has been declared in ten regions of the republic; even burial grounds with anthrax have been flooded. streams flow from kazakhstan and to russian regions, including along the river. just to the kurgan region. the prognosis is even worse than originally expected. the water level ma

people who have made the journey and made the effort to be there to mark this occasion, to see this solar eclipse as it makes its way across the north americanal, it is exactly as you say, as though we are approaching dusk or something, is slightly eerie feel to the city. one wonders if it's going to get darker still or if that's the moment inasmuch as the residents of mexico city will see. but either way, there's a sense in which something unique is happening in mexico today, and the mexicans are among the lucky ones to be able to see it even if it's just part show as opposed to along the full line of totality that's going to make its way up through durango to the north, into texas, through the united states and up to canada. what an extraordinary moment. and what a fantastic thing for children as well, and the schools, to be able to check out with their teachers or with their families, those who stayed at home to watch it. there are people on different rooftops around me who are having viewing parties, sitting in deck chairs looking at this experience through their special sunglasses. and it sort of clearly captured the imagination. the un

the first total solar eclipse of my life, it's incredible. the shadow of the moon has drawn a line 198 km wide across the north american continent, this is thee from which a total eclipse can be observed, darkness lasting from 3 half to just over 4 minutes hit dallas, then indianapolis, cleveland, buffalo and montreal, affecting more than 130 million people. according to scientists, this is a total eclipse in north america. the largest number of eyewitnesses in history. the next total eclipse in the united states will take place only in 2004. therefore, millions of citizens rushed to the zone of totality. we received a warning that we might have to spend the night right in the bar. the traffic jams are expected to be such that it will be impossible to leave anyway. hotels have raised prices in repeatedly. the new york times put such hotels on a map and it worked. that on the path of darkness there are practically no humane prices left. british tourists tried to outwit the rest by paying the normal price for rooms two years ago, but the americans cheated them, reports the guardian. at the last moment they refused, citing an error in the syste

the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. >>> welcome back. the solar eclipse working its way across north america right now from texas to maine. millions of americansstanding outside hopefully with approved glasses to catch a glimpse. one of them is nbc's george solis. >> reporter: good afternoon. on board the historic intrepid where history is being made as this partial solar eclipse begins. one of the best views in the five boroughs here. take a look at everyone here trying to grab a good seat for the partial eclipse. we are not in the path for totality. that's not stopping people from having a good time. we are expecting 90% coverage which is still pretty good when you think about it and last i checked, when i looked up and put on my special glasses, it is definitely starting to take effect here. very important to wear these glasses when looking at the partial eclipse. the best i can describe it, think of -- so you can see the moon, starting to block out the sun right now and it is remarkable. the cosmic ballet that we have been referring to, once-in-a- lifetime events. the next one not taking place for another 20 years over north america. here

but directly. the statue of liberty, and on april 8, very soon, a total solar eclipse is expected over the entire territory of north america, something is obviously wrong in the americanrings. trains oklahoma, as it is, lincoln county was traveling 90 cars of a freight train, 22 of them derailed and overturned, they were transporting stones that spilled out, the reasons for the derailment are being determined, but what is there to find out, well, the stones are heavy, so that’s why from the rails, but the rails yourself, you can see for yourself what they are like, will not be pulled away anytime soon. rosvelt, california, crash is under investigation. mosardis a staff tractor trailer carrying wood chips crashed into a train at a railroad crossing, as a result of which it went off the rails. slidell louisiana, a passenger train, the largest passenger company mtrek, crashed into a chevrolet suburban at a railroad crossing, well, the driver said that he switched the gearbox in the wrong direction, it happens, well, no matter what. so from above the crane, this is florida, the bridge over the new river in the center of fort lauderdale, received significant damage after i

the highly anticipated total solar eclipse on monday. the eclipse's path of totality across north america but millions of americans may find their view of the sky-high spectacle obstructed. aside from new england, patches of completely clear skies will be few and far between the path of totality. >> and so >> bad news for eclipse chasers heading to the southern plains severe storms or forcast across parts of texas and arkansas. >> they'll likely come >> after the eclipse, but could cause a hazard to travelers with eclipse mania will underway our kristin fisher spoke to people across the us on how they plan to mark the big day >> it's the most amazing terrestrial thing i've ever seen >> dr. hakeem, aloo chez is one of the die-hards, an eclipse hunter and astrophysicist who's hoping to see his sixth total solar eclipse on monday. what makes an eclipse so special >> yeah. >> you don't have to ask that question if you see it right you know, it's like bringing the space and the cosmos to your lab, this is when you know, hey i live in a solar system that fill the galaxy it's surreal. >> a total solar eclipse happens when the moon moves in bet

the first north american city to go dark as the moon passed in front of the sun. from there, the eclipse moved on to texas, oklahoma, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, and eventually up to canada. >> the total solaras you can see right here, it's considered the largest mass travel event in the u.s. so far this year, with millions wanting to catch a glimpse. >> and there it is, complete totality. >> amazingly beautiful. once in a lifetime. >> this is an amazing, magical experience. there is nothing like it. i mean, you feel like it's otheror

the region. they say they weren't told in advance such a native by dumb could boast. a rat total solar eclipse has been witnessed in pods of north american millions of people across the us, mexico and canada. so the main bolt, the sun, there's some places it's listed for more than the full minutes. days with the headlines, i'm back with move in half. now let's stay with. i'll just say well the, the the in september 1993, 6. that could be adjusted out of us, also known as of chicago. so low points are slow. the negotiations leading here were secret and mediated by norwegian politicians. the talks were conducted as to shadow organizations to maintain secrecy covered everyone's tracks. they also trade union think the tenants thoughtful to this study in the early ninety's and the living conditions of palestinians in occupied territories. but it was a cover for the secret negotiations between the yellow and israel as part of fossils standards of living survey that was undertaken in the palestinian areas. i had the authorized money for this project and these were the money that could also fund the talks in austin, of posts or would have not st

solar eclipse. the path of the great north american eclipse will cross the united states, hitting 13 states, starting in texas and heading all the way up to maine cities and states along the path. pairing for an influx of travelers hoping to witness this once in a lifetime event like maine, where today the governor welcomed tens of thousands of visitors who are expected to flock there. she shared several common sense tips for both residents and visitors. the big one being obviously, do not look directly at the sun without safe solar viewing glasses anjoin cnn for special coverage of that big moment we're calling this one eclipse around america covered starts next monday at one eastern on cnn and streaming on macs and you can join me in just a few hours on cnn news night. that's tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. jake tapper w will be back here on te lead tomorrow. and if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show wherever you get your podcasts the news continues on cnn right now. thanks for joining us

horn, so your foot slides the place, try skechers, slip in the americans are planning to head outside tomorrow to experience a rater total solar eclipse extending across north america. take a listen to how bill nye, the science guy, describe what, describes what it's like to experience a total eclipse of the sun? >> there'll be night >> birds will chirp, crickets will crick and generally there's a little bit of a breeze created by the cool air next to the warm air. and it's fantastic through the years these solar respect to spectacles have excited every american, including politicians and presidents. and back in 1925 when calvin coolidge was in the white house, he and first lady braid, freezing temperatures to view another total eclipse they looked at it through a blackman window pane and just seven years ago, then president trump stepped onto a white house balcony to check out the last total solar eclipse visible in the united states. sans eye protection now, trump did eventually put on his protective glasses, but not before drawing ridicule for looking straight into the sun, not supposed to do that tomorrow. vice president harris plans to take in the ecli

so the path of the solar eclipse, it's now currently making its way across the country right now. in the state of texas the great north american eclipse has officially begun. it's currently in the stage of first contact, which is a partial eclipse as the moon is passing between the earth and the sun. want to go to nbc's maura barrett who's at indiana university in bloomington, indiana. and kate snow who's in houlton, maine, both situated in the path of totality. maura, if you will, start us off. beginning the partial eclipse around 1:49 eastern time, so just minutes away from now you're going to be seeing this thing up close and personal. you also i know sat down with star trek's captain kirk himself, william shatner, who has traveled there for this eclipse. what else are you seeing? >> well, yasmin, the atmosphere here is starting to buzz. a contemporary dance program doing a performance. their musical theater program just did a performance of "total eclipse of the heart." a lot of people calling this eclipse a cosmic ballet if you will. so this dance performance behind me very fitting. and this is something that people here

americans. a previous attempt by buying them to cancel student debt was blocked by the us supreme court. and tens of millions of people have witnessed our rare total solar eclipse in north america. the moon shadow traveled across the continent from mexico to canada. those lucky enough to be in the path of food calibree something moved completely engulfed his son and briefly turned a in tonight the last slip of lions before the sun. this swallowed up by the moon. then a single bright speed of lights, like the jewel on the diamond ring before totality. sky gazes across north america with treated to once in a lifetime view. it is so beautiful. oh my goodness. listen for the birds. i don't hear any during totality the sun's atmosphere. the corona is visible and you can see flash on the sun surface. some of them the size of our own planet. a solar eclipse is the consequence of a caustic coincidence. the sun and the moon appeared the same size in our sky, even though the sun is some $400.00 times larger. and every now and then the moon passes directly between us and the sun blocking out its lights and creating a path where when eclipse is visible for those in the center of th

the first north american city to go dark as the moon passed in front of the sun. from there, the eclipse moved on to texas, oklahoma, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, and eventually up to canada. >> the total solar eclipse spanned 15 states, plunging areas into darkness for about four minutes. as you can see right here, it's considered the largest mass travel event in the u.s. so far this year, with millions wanting to catch a glimpse. >> and there it is, complete totality. >> amazingly beautiful. once in a lifetime. >> this is an amazing, magical experience. there is nothing like it. i mean, you feel like it's other worldly. >> you can really feel the energy and the passion that everybody had. the event drew so much excitement and curiosity, partly because the next total solar eclipse seen over the u.s. as christine mentioned, won't be until august of 2044. that's according to nasa. >> well, there were watch parties all over the bay area enjoying the perspective from here at home, even though it was partial. you can see the crowds here from our abc seven roof camera all taking it in from the exploratorium. that's where abc7 news reporter cornell bernard was camped out to get a glimpse. i'm here

americans and mexicans are looking toward the darkness of the first solar eclipse since 2017. it will become full in just 15 minutes, causing a half-day schedule disruption in the skies over north, where there is plenty of hassle without an eclipse. true, there is no need to fear a mexican invasion this time. the eclipse is best seen right in the homeland of the migrants who have flooded texas; well , not only cosmic darkness is gathering over the united states, but also clouds. cloudiness over kansas, missouri and eastern texas could reduce visual contact with the eclipse by at least half an hour, according to nasa. by the way, about contact. live , americans remember how it all ended in 2017. then the number of fatal accidents just an hour before the eclipse increased immediately. by 30%. not only did drivers look up instead of the road, but they also swerved en masse , snarling traffic, and supermarket shelves were littered with supposedly nasa-approved sunglasses that turned out to be cheap knockoffs. today, fakes, but already pre-election advertising , are back in trend. trump's son illustrated what the eclipse should be like for americans in 2024. by the way, not only the

north america that this solar eclipse will come ashore. first place on the mainland that people can watch this play out. we are here for it, as well as thousands of americanse city's population expected to go up by about 50% for today alone. among the people coming here is mexico's president. he will be here on the beach. pretty empty at the moment but in the next couple of hours it is going to fill up. no question about it. this is a part of mexico known for parties. this beach is going to be full of people partying in just a couple of hours from now as this eclipse plays out. >> michael: will you be watching or partying with them? all right, matt. thank you very much. >> reporter: maybe both. >> michael: little of both. nothing wrong with that, my friend. all right, matt. thank you. niagara falls is also in the path of totality. rob marciano is there for the spectacular show. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, michael. today's the day to party, right? great news event, it's a communal event of joy. this is the spot where the eclipse will appear over the canadian border for the first time. last time we had an eclipse here nearly 100 years ago,

solar eclipse with only 14% saying they are not interested at all. we want to hear your a clips plans. it is a north american continent with the path of totality across four states in mexico and then fi canadian provinces. the total a close duration varies by location without total a cli moving across north america from southern texas to northern maine and plenty of headlines in this morning's papers about the eclipse. this from the new york times citizens equally await the path of totality the first total eclipse visible since 2016 and there will not be another visible until 2044. this morning setting aside this first hour to hear your plans to watch the solar eclipse especially if you plan to travel who you will be with and give us a call (202) 748-8000 eastern and central, mountain and pacific region (202) 748-8001. there was a recent event in preparation of the clips that bill nelson spoke about the importance of today's eclipse and this is what he had to say. >> i have often said our mission is for all humanity and that is because space brings us together. there is no better proof than moments like this with a total solar

americans saying they are not interested in viewing via clips at all. today, we want to hear your eclipse plans. of course, the solar eclipse not just an american phenomenon, the northmerican continent phenomenon. the path ofotality passes four states in mexico, before 15 in thunited states and five canadian provinces. it varies by location, that total eclipse totality will move across nor america over the course of 100 minutes, again, from southern texas to northern maine. plenty of headlines in this morning's capers about via clips, this from the front page of "the new york times," millions eagerly await the marvel of the eclipse, eager to take in a rare view, the first totally was visible form the united states since the year 2017, and they will not be another visible until 2044. this morning, setting aside the first hour of the "washington journal" to hear your plans to watch the solar eclipse, especially if you plan to travel, how you do it, who you will be with today. give us a call and let us know, 202-748-8000 if the number to call if you are in the eastern or central united states, 202-748-8001 is the number to call if you are in the mountain or pacific reg