So those without the glasses could see. They always say on tv that one bern can change the world. I may not be changing the world today but i will have certainly helped as many people as possible see this eclipse. Reporter on the beach people who are come to sunbathe prepared to sun watch. Were plaining on being down here for the week and then i saw that it was the eclipse was happening today and so i was like oh, thats so perfect well be in cape may. Reporter the first hint of change came about 1 20 p. M. I see like the moon coming into the front of the sun. Reporter the moon continued to take bites out of the sun though shortly before maximum shadow at 2 46 cloud cover started to obscure the view. Still those who did keep gazing upward felt rewarded. Really cool. We thought about going down to South Carolina for the total eclipse but this is just as cool. This is such a cool thing its amazing. Reporter cool and amazing, too good reviews for a heavenly show. Thats the situation here i
Time. And then tomorrow, were going to add another 12 plus to that. A few showers across the new york border. Despite all of the clouds, were not expecting rain overnight. We are expecting some fog for the morning. Some of the Atlantic City stuff. And look at the afternoon. Thats a 4 00 temperature of 68. The high for today may get to 70. P. A. Suburbs starting off with fog. Even the Lehigh Valley going close to the 70degree mark tomorrow. The only place not getting there, the jersey shore because of the wind off the ocean. Well tell you how much were likely to break this february record by in a few minutes. Okay, see you real soon. 20 minutes of nonstop news continues now. With sticker shock fallout, distributors saying slow soda sales could lead to layoffs, and naysay its because they say its because of the new soda tax. Soda sales are down by as much as 5 . Rows mary connors with more what Rosemary Connors with more on what the city is saying. The mayor sounding off about how much m
Would ask that question of everybody running. Because i think every one of us should be held to the same standard. I often feel like there is the hillary standard. Then there is the standard for everybody else. What is the hillary standard . Well it is, a lot you saw at the Republican Convention, unfounded, inaccurate, meanspirited, attacks with no basis in truth, reality. Which take on a life of their own. Why do you put yourself through it . Because i really believe in this country. Boy do i believe in it now more than ever after seeing what was presented last week. I truly believe that given the chance americans will vote for people who are not promising fear and bigotry and smears. But promising opportunity and the kind of change that will empower people to make the most out of their own lives. Now we are going to turn to john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of face the nation. Clinton spoke of a show of unity at the convention. Not happening. Conventions are
Enforcement. And i think that thats part of it. I think its part of it, sort of thinking about what is it we want our officers to be doing . What is their role, you know, and sort of just acknowledging, like, what we ask of them when we put them on the front lines. Rose and we continue with comment and perspective from charles blow, a columnist for the New York Times. There are two things happening simultaneously here, i think. There is a focus, necessarily, on interpersonal racism, what you and i may share back and forth, whatever biases i may have, whether im aware of them or not aware of them, and thats a very real conflict when people come into contact with each other, particularly in heightened situations of kind of stress. There is another conversation being had about the systemic forces of racism, the kind of racism that does not require any active participation by any particular person, and those are the sorts of structures that push these two populations of people into contact
Enforcement. And i think that thats part of it. I think its part of it, sort of thinking about what is it we want our officers to be doing . What is their role, you know, and sort of just acknowledging, like, what we ask of them when we put them on the front lines. Rose and we continue with comment and perspective from charles blow, a columnist for the New York Times. There are two things happening simultaneously here, i think. There is a focus, necessarily, on interpersonal racism, what you and i may share back and forth, whatever biases i may have, whether im aware of them or not aware of them, and thats a very real conflict when people come into contact with each other, particularly in heightened situations of kind of stress. There is another conversation being had about the systemic forces of racism, the kind of racism that does not require any active participation by any particular person, and those are the sorts of structures that push these two populations of people into contact