Tonight we're following several developing stories as we come on the air.

South Carolina completes a perfect season, beating Iowa and Caitlin Clark for the title.

Plus millions of Americans are getting set for a fleeting phenomenon courtesy of Mother Nature.

First, all hail to the champs, South Carolina, the new national champions in women's college basketball.

The game cops just too strong, even with Clark scoring 30 points.

Clark the all-time leading scoring college, captivating the nation with ticket prices soaring.

The semi-finals joined the biggest basketball audience in ESPN's history.

Her next stop, the W NBA.

Fans already eagerly scooping up tickets to see her play.

Also tonight, the final countdown to the solar eclipse the latest forecast from our

weather team on which cities have the best chance to see it from Texas to Maine

millions on the move a mad dash to get to prime viewing areas.

Car rental companies redeploying personnel to handle the crush.

Small business owners hoping to cash in, some told to be ready to sleep in their stores.

Team coverage of the eclipse across America. be ready to sleep in their stores.

Team coverage of the eclipse across America.

The major developments in the Middle East tonight,

six months after the Hamas attack on Israel,

the Israelis withdraw all of their ground troops from southern Gaza.

Is this a first step toward a ground invasion of Rafa, which the Israelis say is the last Hamas

stronghold?

Iran issues a dire warning, appearing to threaten an attack on Israel's embassies.

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