manhattan project era until 2001. more than 50 years after it was contaminated. in 2020 claire was diagnosed with lymphoma. she was two years old. let me introduce you to vito claire's cousin. evita, her mom and dad they all lived together right near the same site where it nuclear waste has been dumped not adequately cleaned up or dealt with. she grew upno there and wouldn't you know it, just six weeks after cousin claire was diagnosed with lymphoma, lead it was diagnosed with leukemia and she was four years old when she was diagnosed. rice is happening in st. louis question mckay will tell you w what st. louis was that uranium processing seligman have a citizen of the country. st. louis was proud to do its part in the manhattan project you will not get any argument for me on that you certainly will not get any argument from missourians but here's what is notce acceptable. after the manhattan project was concluded the federal government did not clean up the waist. the federal government allowed nuclear waste to sit ou

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not just here in manhattan beach.ccording to the national weather service, we expected waves between 15 and 20 feet in the central coast of california. and then here in manhattan beach where i am, los angeles county and santa barbara county and ventura county, waves of 10 to 15 feet. ventura county was the hardest hilt. that's where we saw those dramatic videos of these monster waves and people running from the ocean. unfortunately, in ventura county, at least eight people were taken to the hospital because of this. that's where we saw some of the road closures and some of the evacuations. authorities saying there is still the risk of flooding, especially in those areas that normally flood in the lower areas. so again, people being told to be extreme ly careful, to never turn their back to the ocean. i'm doing that now, but i have a team ready to tell me in case we need to make a run for it. hopefully that is not the case. again, authorities telling people to continue to be very careful, and a lot of the closures you'

majors walked into a manhattan courtroom where his attorney and her closing argument accused majors'nd grace jabbari of being the aggressor. surveillance video from the march alleged assault appears to show majors shoving jabbari into a black escalade. what was never captured in video, the moments before had in which jabbari testified she grabbed majors' phone after seeing a text message from another woman. jabbari says majors assaulted her, leaving a cut behind her ear and a fractured finger. another video shows jabbari running after majors following the alleged assault. the next day majors called 911 saying he found jabbari unconscious in their shared manhattan apartment. >> she was naked from the bottom down. she has a sweat shirt on. she's my ex-partner. we broke up. i came back. >> reporter: shortly after that, majors was arrested. majors, a rising hollywood star with recent roles in the marvel franchise and creed 3 pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. in court prosecutors ordered majors was abusive throughout the relationship and shared audio jabbar

as cnn's camilla bernal reports from manhattan beach near los angeles, plenty of onlookers have been watching the hazardous surf. >> we've consistently seen waves of maybe 5 to 10 feet here in manhattan beach throughout the day. and authorities are telling people to be extremely careful. at the moment, the pier here in manhattan beach is closed, but we are seeing a lot of people coming to take a look at these waves. authorities saying, yes, they may be beautiful, but they are also extremely dangerous. you're seeing closures when it comes to the piers, all up and down the california coast, not just here in manhattan beach. according to the national weather service, we expected waves between 15 and 20 feet in the central coast of california. and then here in manhattan beach, where i am, in los angeles county in santa barbara county and ventura county, waves of 10 to 15 feet. ventura county was the hardest hit. that's where we saw those dramatic videos of these monster waves and people running from the ocean. unfortunately, in ventura county, at least eight people were taken to the hosp

think about teddy roosevelt in manhattan, his statue was boxed and shipped out in front of the museumound in the doctors president under five. booker t. washington under scrutiny because of his conservative views. ♪ >> i was on a panel in buffalo, new york and there was a person on the panel who was a known actor, writer, director and he shouted out booker t. washington just want the people to be slaves, continue to be slaves and i was thinking that so far from the truth, what he wanted them to do was take what they learned in slavery and perfected and be excellent at it. >> today's experts want younger america how the philosophy of another influence of what the government the boys, the founder of the naacp actively opposed washington's atlantic copyrights which he believed that blacks should submit their segregated scientists in society. the sentiment lives on through washington's motor critics. >> absence of opportunity is present, you can't have expectations, you got to provide the means and that's what booker t said. what he left was books and good ideas, i'm not trying to discred

manhattan was the laggard. what's happening in manhattan is partly a supply issue. say it's a demand issue. they had apartments that were listed in similar buildings in september where they were flooded with calls. similar apartments listed in october and november, crick etds. they're just not hearing from prospective renters. a lot of questions why that might be, but they're not getting people calling right now, so there's a lot of stuff sitting on the market. >> very strange. so it's not that we had an influx of supply. it seems to be that demand is a little bit quiet? that's interesting. >> it's a demand issue. again, some of it might be brokers speculating here. some of them might be these cutbacks we're seeing at citi and some of the financial institutions cut back this the tech world. we're just not seeing the kind of job growth that we saw post pandemic in 2021 in new york city, and, you know, we're in the seeing a lot of overall population growth in new york due to taxes and all the things we know. so this could be a real reckoning. but brokers are has turne

that's why the pier here in manhattan beach is closed. show you just the crowd here taking pictures and looking at the waves. what we know is that the beaches up and down california, a lot of them are closed, piers are closed and people are being told to stay away. here in los angeles county and santa barbara county and ventura county, the national weather service said you'd likely see waves between 15 and 20 feet in the center coast. all of a sudden, you never really know how tall these waves are going to be and how severe it's going to get. ventura county is where we saw a lot of people being caught off guard. at least eight people were taken to the hospital in ventura county. that's where you saw a lot of road closures and evacuations. there is also the potential for flooding up and down the california coast. authorities saying the lower areas are still in danger of flooding. it's really through the whole day that people need to be careful, not turn their back to the ocean. i know i'm doing it in some cases, but i do have a team here l

think about teddy roosevelt in manhattan, his statue was boxed and shipped out in front of the museum in the doctors president under five. booker t. washington under scrutiny because of his conservative views. ♪ >> i was on a panel in buffalo, new york and there was a person on the panel who was a known actor, writer, director and he shouted out booker t. washington just want the people to be slaves, continue to be slaves and i was thinking that so far from the truth, what he wanted them to do was take what they learned in slavery and perfected and be excellent at it. >> today's experts want younger america how the philosophy of another influence of what the government the boys, the founder of the naacp actively opposed washington's atlantic copyrights which he believed that blacks should submit their segregated scientists in society. the sentiment lives on through washington's motor critics. >> absence of opportunity is present, you can't have expectations, you got to provide the means and that's what booker t said. what he left was books and good ideas, i'm not trying to discredit i

unconscious in their shared manhattan apartment. >> she's naked from the bottom down. she has a sweatshirt on. she's my ex-partner. we broke up. i came back. >> reporter: shortly after that, majors was arrested. majors, a rising hollywood star with recent roles in the marvel franchise in creed iii, pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor assault and harassment charges. in court, prosecutors argued majors was abusive throughout the relationship and shared audio jabari recorded in september of last year. >> how dare you come home drunk and disturb the peace of our house? my temper, my [ bleep ], all that said, i'm a great man. a great man. >> reporter: the jury will continue deliberations tomorrow. now, majors did not take the stand. but in a moment that stunned the courtroom, norah, his defense attorney began to cry as she was giving her closing argument, saying to the jurors "end this nightmare for jonathan majors." >> interesting. jericka duncan, thank you. >>> well, now to the weather. with major storms forecast for the entire east coast this weekend across 15 states, incl

>> i think the manhattan d.a.'s case and georgia. i think fani willis has made it incredibly clear that she wants this to go to trial in the summer. she doesn't care how close it is to the election. timing has been a priority for her the entire time. the manhattan d.a. has shown he's willing to jump in line if he has the opportunity to go. i wouldn't be surprised if both of them go this year. >> i agree. i think it is very, very hard for jack smith to get the federal case tried. they're moving as fast as they can. >> he is trying. these prosecutors have been working over the holiday. i would like to see their billable hours time sheet. thank you so much. >>> security is increasing around the world for new years eve. and especially in the most famous new years eve of all, times square. what the nypd is doing to keep people safe, coming up. >>> plus, president biden's latest focus on immigration and the border with mexico. how the white house says it is planning to address this crisis heading into the new year. >>> and ukraine launches

louis was proud to do its part in the manhattan project. you won't get any argument from me about that or from missourians but here's what is not acceptable. after the manhattan project was concluded, the federal government didn't clean up the waste. no, the federal government allowed nuclear waste to sit out in barrels right near a stream that runs along schools, that runs alongside suburbs, that cuts right through the heart of the city. the federal government dumped nuclear waste into a public landfill. then it dumped the nuclear waste into a second landfill. then it dumped it into an area in the downtown part of the city. and here we are all these decades later, how much of it has been cleaned up? none of it. none of it. that's why these children are sick. let me introduce you to howard billiman. this is howard, a navaho code talker in world war ii. absolutely instrumental to the united states war effort. he died of stomach cancer after living downwind from the nuclear test that senator lujan was talking about just a moment ago. now his

blanca: el objetivo es reducir el trÁfico de la calle de manhattan hacia el sur, lo que incluye timeenar la contaminaciÓn del aire y generar $1,000,000,000 anuales que serÁn invertidos para mejorar el transporte pÚblico. >> nuestra comunidad inmigrante, que toman muchos trenes, y toman esos buses tambiÉn. el siguiente paso ahora son 50 dÍas de audiencias pÚblicas donde se escucharÁ a todos los sectores involucrados en esa controversial medida, y por supuesto que una vez mÁs se anticipa mucho ruido antes de su implementaciÓn, en la ciudad de nueva york, blanca, univisiÓn. ilia: las calificaciones de matemÁticas de los estudiantes estadounidenses cayeron en picada, segÚn el programa para la evaluaciÓn internacional de alumnos, las puntuaciones en matemÁticas bajaron 13 puntos, pasando de 478 en el 2018 a 465 aÑos pasado, situando a estados unidos en el puesto 26 a nivel mundial, esta evaluaciÓn fue realizada 620,000 estudiantes en 81 paÍses. a estudiar matemÁticas. maity; vamos a hablar de las cifras de aduana y protecciÓn fronteriza que muestran que en sÓlo medio aÑo se redujeron en m

i think what struck me a lot about, the manhattan project, was that so many were either were jewish or they were fleeing, you know, they'd fled from europe or they were hearing stories about what was happening in nazi germany, a my grandmother's side, my grandmother, chien-shiung wu was came over from china just before the rape of nanking, which just destroyed that city and was incredibly horrible with the japanese. and i think there was some impetus among the scientists at that time for the atomic bomb that like that that they were going to prevent more destruction and more death. these were horrible weapons. they were going to prevent so much more. and you get to the hydrogen bomb, it's like you already have an incredibly destructive weapon. so why do you an even more destructive weapon? what's what's the point? i really appreciate how the distinction between the two elevates it from a very fierce bomb to a bomb of genocide. the hydrogen bomb is really just a bomb of mass destruction, and it's hard to imagine how that would into a military strategy other than just obliteration. would

these are the major hubs in manhattan for people to get in and out of the city on their way home from work this evening. we'll keep a close eye on that. we'll keep you posted as that plays out this afternoon. also, another reckless and dangerous attack by iranian-backed groups that are clearly provoking the united states and others in the middle east. 100 attacks on our bases, on ships in that area over the last couple months. so just how far can this provocation go before there's a more powerful response. >> attacks by these iranian proxies threaten the region's citizens and risk a broader conflict. >> martha: we have more live next. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? did we peak your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network

demonstrators moved to the nearby courthouses in lower manhattan.e did arrest 26 pro-palestinian protesters on wednesday after they blocked traffic at j.f.k. airport. another protest is scheduled at j.f.k. for new year's day. back on christmas, six anti-israel protesters who flooded the streets of manhattan. one officer suffered a shoulder injury after clashing with protesters that held signs reading "no joy in genocide." all of this as new york city prepares for new year's celebrations. the nypd said there's no credible specific threats to new york, but police are preparing for anything. mayor adams said the city will deploy thousands of officers in and out of uniform and they're monitoring threats on social media as protests are being planned. back to you. >> nate, thank you. >> you got it. >> rich: a woman held hostage by hamas for 54 days as we went through a holocaust. we saw the 21-year-old emotional reunion with her family last month. watch this. >> incredible. >> rich: now the israeli french citizen is talking about her time as a hostage say

esta noche hay conmociÓn en manhattan tras el hallazgo de un niÑo de 11 aÑos que apareciÓ muerto en elna como refugio para migrantes. el alcalde de la ciudad dijo que se investiga como suicidio. tenemos los detalles del incidente un manto de misterio rodea la muerte de un niÑo de 11 aÑos en este refugio para familias migrantesen manhattan habÍa visto a ese niÑo? >> sÍ, la verdad en el comedor, tenemos un juego , nos invitabamos, oye una cosa dolorosa, es un niÑo de 12 aÑos que se ahorque es fuerte >> este es uno de los migrantes que entraban y salÍan del albergue . asombrados al enterarse que el menor fue encontrado inconsciente este lunes a eso de las 5:00 de la tarde en el vestÍbulo principal del hotel (nombre en inglÉs) segÚn el reporte policial fue llevado al hospital, donde lo declararon muerto es fuerte porque es responsabilidad de los padres, es cierto, es un niÑo menor de edad, estÁ a cargo de sus padres, es menor de edad, todavÍa tiene que tener un cuidado fuerte, porque es tu hijo no lo puedes dejar solo a mi hijo no lo puedo dejar en ningÚn lado >> esta es una madre migrante

of course, the manhattan beach area spared some of that more dramatic destruction that we saw in santa cruz and ventura area. so yeah, folks are very much taken advantage of this sunny day. even though these swells as authorities insist, can come up very quickly, can surprise people. and then you have to make a run for it like we saw in some of that dramatic footage. even though people are continuing life as normal, we are hearing from authorities that they should be a lot more careful. that's what we're seeing. >> we hope they start to listen. i'm glad you and your crew rock careful. we don't want you to have to run for it, but glad to have you reporting this evening, lucy. thank you. >>> just ahead, the popularity of mushroom hunting is booming and along with it are poisonings. more on that next. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we ma

it's like a highway in manhattan. you know, four kilometers long, three miles.an drive a truck in that tunnel. they spend millions of dollars from aid that they received from the u.s. and other people to build that tunnel. so we have to be patient. we're determined to finish the job this time and to eliminate hamas and bring the hostages back to israel. >> neil: ambassador, when you find things like this tunnel, and i've heard a lot about it and it blows away any version of tunnels that we've seen or heard of in the past, what do you do? destroy them as a goal to make sure that hamas or anyone else down the road doesn't have access to them or what? >> well, the first thing, we analyze how could there be such a tunnel next to our border without detecting it. at the end of the day, we're going to destroy them. we'll destroy all infrastructure of terror. when we finish the job, we will be able to allow the people in gaza to build a new future without the hate. it's very similar to what the u.s. did in nazi, germany or japan. you have to take out the ideology of hat

da the meeting took place at para paramount's headquarters in manhattan which lasted several hours andd how it can rival netflix and disney plus. >>> and eu blocks eufa and fifa breakaway. this paves the way for the eufa championship. >>> apple losing the black on the sale ban which will go into effect on christmas day. this is all over the mixed reality headset launch in february. >>> shares of blackberry under pressure after blackberry reported revenue growth in the cybersecurity segments with shares down over 7% right now. >>> different for micron. strong revenue forecast as data center demand offsets weakness. the chipmaker says the storage should improve as supply returns to normal levels. shares up 5.5%. catch cnbc's interview with the micron ceo sanjay monotra did. >>> and x reports outages after issues with mobile app. we will continue to watch that. >>> back to the markets. markets looking to reverse losses yesterday. we are see the reverse in the futures market. the dow would open up 150 points higher. the nasdaq is strong as well on the back of the micron earnings. joining m

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>> and later, manhattan's santa con? oh, the memories. you're watching world news now.s that you, andrew >> we're back now with sports news now, which really means taylor swift news now, which means she was in kansas city yesterday watching travis kelce and the chiefs take on the bills. and oh, was there drama? oh and it had nothing to do with taylor either. >> my chiefs were trailing late in the game, so they really needed to pull off something special and it seemed like they got it. >> when patrick mahomes completed a pass to kelsey, he then did the unthinkable. well, you don't see this enough in the nfl. a lateral to kadarius toney and you're thinking touchdown chiefs. but wait, there's a penalty. the ref's calling toney, who scored the touchdown for being offsides. there's a still image. there's no debate about it. he's way off sides in nfl terms, way offsides might be a stretch for the nfl. >> it's egregiously offsides. okay well mahomes disagreed and he got really upset. he was raging on the sidelines. look at this. here's video screaming at the refs. he had to be

also donald trump has arrived at a manhattan courthouse. looking at live pictures there. we are awaiting for and perhaps expecting comments from him about the trial where he will testify next week. and the republican debate. his first comments on the republican debate last night. stay with us. . . >>> the israeli military has released -- before we get to that, we will talk about the live pictures inside of this new york city courthouse in lower manhattan where we are waiting for former president donald trump to go in to sitting in for his trial, and then donald trump, himself, will be the star witness in his defense. we have seen and heard from the president many times going in and out of the courtroom, and we are standing by to see if we can see, if we will see him in and if he is going to speak this time. we will bring it to you. >>> also, in the latest of the israel-hamas, and the israeli military has released a mphoto f 11 senior military leaders gathered in a tunnel in gaza. you can see that five of them have been killed, and it is only a matter oefore they will get

let's go live now to cnn correspondent lucy kafanov, she is there on manhattan beach in california. usually beautiful, lucy. it's been a little dangerous here. >> reporter: yeah, it's so beautiful, but you can see the waves behind me. in fact, i'll step out of the shot and let our cameramen capture some of nature's power here. the waves around here, roughly 12 to 14 feet. not as bad as other parts of the california coast, but still, just as a precaution, authorities -- there we go. it's actually moving closer to where i'm standing, and i will move a little bit away. authorities actually closed this pier as a precaution, but you can still see there are folks out here grabbing photos, taking pictures, despite the closest signs. obviously they're not enforcing that. but the unpredictability of just how close it keeps coming to you is part of the concern. now, in terms of the rest of the coast, ventura and santa cruz counties very much impacted the most as of yesterday, where we saw dramatic flooding of the areas. there was powerful footage of a restaurant that was completely engulfed b

the current manhattan d.a., alvin bragg passed on. and it was only resurrected when biden sent matthew kang low to manhattan. this is lawfare driven by president biden this is very destructive to our country that their lives are getting better more country more united and border is more enforced. they can't argue any of that the only thing they are left with america is racist. donald trump is an insurrectionist and we have to save democracy by short circuiting the vote. that's all they have. chris, i don't know what else they are arguing here? we have judges, former like mike lieludwig. he was once a conservative who is out defending this colorado supreme court ruling. watch this. >> this is not politics. it's certainly not partisan politics. and the supreme court's decision yesterday was not a political decision in any sense of that word it was a pure and remarkably master full decision of constitutional law. >> laura: chris? >> the trump derangement syndrome runs very deep. >> laura: i got so many texts this morning about this comme

that is on top of any toll or bridge you pay to get into manhattan, extra $15. a big truck, $36. if you're in a taxicab, one dollar and $0.25. if you are in and uber, $2.50 was governor hochul caused this decision, cleaner air for everybody, less gridlock. she says you will be able to take the train and walked to your job and never need a vehicle again. can you confirm i won't get mugged or stabbed as i walked to my job? work from home, all these companies are trying to get people back into the office. if you live in the suburb you will never set foot in your office again in new york city. stuart: it is all about money. this is income for the city, they can charge you to travel. lauren: i will drive in every day. stuart: pay your toll. you could come in early like i do. lauren: they will make this go before, it will be 24/seven. stuart: all right. thieves start clout stealing millions of dollars from amazon. how did they do it? ashley: they are suing what they call an international ring of the use, refund scams that included buying products on amazon and refunds

we are in the heart of midtown manhattan along the up scale street of madison avenue. not an area where businesses usually struggle but you can see on this block occupied by the now shelter, boarded up businesses, signs advertising retail space for rent that's available, landlords are trying to find new tenants to occupy the space. half the retailers on the block appear to have vacated. also talked to a coffee shop owner who says since the migrant shelter have opened his sales from plummeted 20, 25% as foot traffic has dwindled. here in new york city, over the past two weeks, 7,000 migrants have arrived and now more than 68,000 of them in the care of new york city and the numbers are only expected to climb as we expect more border crossings to happen in the coming weeks. we spent a lot of time talking about the impact to the city taxpayer and the slashes in the new york city budget, another example of the impact and the cause of the migrant crisis to new york city real estate and the small businesses here bearing the brunt. back to you. >> anita: no kidding, five years

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jury selection was held today in manhattan, and six jurors are impaneled.al analyst and former manhattan prosecutor beth karras. first, lay out what majors is facing here. >> he's facing seven different "after the" misdemeanor charges, all assault or aggravated harassment. stemming from one incident. what you have to do in new york is break down, by count, all the allegations outside of injury. there's three different acts that allegedly caused injury. grabbed heir hand and caused injury, grabbed her neck, slapped her in the face, caught her behind the ear. three different acts this one day in march 2023. so those are the intentional assaults he's charged with. also charged with reckless assault. same conduct, engaging in conduct that would cause injury, but didn't intend it. and he's also charged with aggravated harassment. he's charged with attempted assault. i mean, the d.a. has covered all her bases so that almost any scenario the jury could come up with, it doesn't look good for him. >> phil: depending what they decide to go with and the jury convicts

the current manhattan d.a., alvin bragg passed on. it was only resurrected when biden sent matthew kang low to manhattan. this is lawfare driven by president biden this is very destructive to our country that their lives are getting better more country more united and border is more enforced. they can't argue any of that the only thing they are left with america is racist. donald trump is an insurrectionist and we have to save democracy by short circuiting the vote. that's all they have. chris, i don't know what else they are arguing here? we have judges, former like mike lludwig. he was once a conservative who is out defending this colorado supreme court ruling. watch this. >> this is not politics. it's certainly not partisan politics. and the supreme court's decision yesterday was not a political decision in any sense of that word it was a pure and remarkably master full decision of constitutional law. >> laura: chris? >> the trump derangement syndrome runs very deep. >> laura: i got so many texts this morning about this comment. >>

cnn's lucy kavanaugh is in manhattan beach, california. i hope tied to something, lucy.are we expecting today? >> reporter: hey, john. well, we're seeing a beautiful sunrise but also these massive waves, some of them coming closer and closer so my producer will keep an eye out on our safety for us. the national weather service warning of dangerous surf as well as life-threatening rip currents. it's not just manhattan beach where we are, there are coastal flood and high survey lerts all the way from the u.s./mexico border to the bay area and yesterday we saw these massive waves pummeling the coast. santa cruz county was particularly affected, parts of that were evacuated. there was a stunning footage of massive waves flooding over a restaurant there and i should note that that restaurant had actually been closed for remodels for months. it had just reopened. now closed again because of that damage. parts of santa cruz also expecting waves of up to 40 feet this weekend. onlookers from yesterday describing the terror. take a listen. >> it's a pure state of panic, to be hone

if there is, that gives the manhattan district attorney the opportunity to try his case first and then have the d. c. federal case go second. >> you know, barbara, it had not occurred to me before today when i read andrew's tweet where he says, if the supreme court takes the case. it hadn't occurred to me that they might not, they didn't grant -- projects a bit urged to go quickly to the supreme court and go around the appeals court. but let's stick with the appeals court timing of this for a moment. if they have scheduled arguments for january nine, how complex is this question of immunity the donald trump is raising? is it something that they could both complete the arguments unreasonably quickly, and then, although they did quite a few hours last time we had a chance and an argument in this case, but also deliver their opinion within the two weeks that they did the last time. >> i think they could. i think a good example is the 11th circuit decision that andrew referenced earlier involving mark meadows. the case was argued on a friday and the written order was issued on the followin

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and as we got into manhattan, we came through the battery tunnel. - oh my god! oh my god!2 years. my son jimmy was a firefighter and 29 years old. and i saw my son in the lobby of the world trade center. i saw the chief send him up. who knows if they run up to their death. tears you apart, you're like, "don't go up those stairs. don't go up those stairs. don't go." 'cause you know what's gonna happen. he did his job, and he died a hero. - all that we know right now is the two airplanes struck the two large towers of the world trade center. we spoke to the white house. there also apparently was an attack on the pentagon. - it was one of my first couple of days of high school. i didn't talk to my father for most of that day. - i say we still go north. - get the [indistinct] inside! - [sobbing] i want my mommy. - it's like dust and... i saw firemen carrying other firemen with no heads. i saw, you know, a lot of stuff. it was really heart wrenching. - everybody in southern manhattan, if they can physically evacuate should, and they should just walk directly north, get beyond c

cbs's elise preston is in manhattan beach, south of los angeles. elise? >> reporter: good evening, michael. despite warnings of dangerous monster waves surfers are in the water and beachgoers are lining the shore. this, as a second storm system slams the west coast. high-surf warnings are in effect today for the west coast from the u.s.-mexico border to oregon. waves up to 25 feet have prompted officials to close all beaches in california's ventura county, and many piers in los angeles county. >> pretty gnarly. >> yes. >> the waves are biggest i've ever seen. >> reporter: some surfers couldn't resist riding the massive waves, despite the strong swells and powerful rip currents. many people, including families, stayed on the shore to watch. >> you don't have to be too close to the break. it's probably a good idea to put back, sit back and enjoy it from a distance. otherwise you're tempting fate. >> reporter: coastal flooding is another threat in ventura county. to build berms as residents grabbed sandbags to help protect homes and businesses. >> ventura's

if there is, that gives the manhattan district attorney the opportunity to try his case first and then have the d.c. federal case go second. >> you know, barbara, it had not occurred to me before today when i read andrew's tweet where he says, if the supreme court takes the case. it hadn't occurred to me that they might not, they didn't grant -- projects a bit urged to go quickly to the supreme court and go around the appeals court. but let's stick with the appeals court timing of this for a moment. if they have scheduled arguments for january nine, how complex is this question of immunity the donald trump is raising? is it something that they could both complete the arguments unreasonably quickly, and then, although they did quite a few hours last time we had a chance and an argument in this case, but also deliver their opinion within the two weeks that they did the last time. >> i think they could. i think a good example is the 11th circuit decision that andrew referenced earlier involving mark meadows. the case was argued on a friday and the written order was issued on the following

they were both borough guys who always wanted to make it in manhattan. - but the allegation, as i recallays kept that hidden. - your father was a boxer, an amateur boxer, wasn't he? - that's correct. - and he wanted you to be a boxer too. - well, he actually never admitted that he did. but, uh, but i think he would have been happier if i were a boxer than almost anything else, because i would have fulfilled his ambition. my father had very, very strong moral views about being honest and would give me long lectures about money and never making money the centerpiece of your life and you can be destroyed if you do. - his father was arrested for the armed robbery of a milkman. he robbed the milkman, made him pull down his pants, and then left. he got caught and he did time, and he was broke. i mean, you're talking about a guy, who used to scream about parole, right? when he was the mayor, mr. anticrime mayor, he would scream about parole. - i have supported for a long time, eight or nine years now, the bill that has passed the senate on two occasions that would do away with parole and elimin

at the same time , they protect their territory; seeing burning skyscrapers in manhattan and washington is not part of their plans. take a look at the map. military conflicts are illustrated here. which america unleashed, although it officially declared war only 11 times. the last time this happened was during the second world war. the remaining two hundred warriors are not included in their statistics. at the same time, every day on tv screens americans hear about one threat - russia. stopping aggression, fighting terrorism, preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. these slogans sound so noble. syria has created a humanitarian crisis of unprecedented proportions. according to the un, by 2015 by the way, there is still no evidence. the war killed about 220 thousand people in a year. colossal damage was caused to the economy and infrastructure. nine years have passed, syria has not recovered. further. yemen, about 10 thousand wounded dead. 21 million people needed... japan, dominican republic, cambodia, grenada , panama, persian gulf, liberia, haiti, somalia, jordan,

. >> they arrested rex huber min, outside of his manhattan office. completely bone-chilling. >> if this is true, he has lied to us. >> he was just a normal guy. >> in july, he was charged with murdering three women along the beach, and police said he could be cistron clique suspected of killing a fourth. he pleaded not guilty. >> a trial is still a -- long way off. >> if you ask me, i don't think you'll see the light of day again. >> keith morrison, dateline nbc. >>> one of the most devastating stories that i covered this year was the wild fire on maui, which destroyed the historic town of lahaina. it was the deadliest blaze in modern u.s. history. i was on the ground to see the aftermath, speaking with survivors. >> this was the frantic scene as the flower tore through lahaina. they fled for safety. the flames consumed much of the town. many of those that could not escape sought refuge in the water. >> both sides to the left and right on fire. >> 19-year-old noah tonkin jumped into the ocean with his mother and younger brother. >> you'll be okay, mi

i want to bring in former assistant manhattan d.a., kathryn kristian, and legal blog writer, jordan ruvin, to start us off. jordan, if you will, the ruling almostcertainly slows things down here. the guardian writes this. even if the d.c. circuit rules againsttrump quickly, the former president can first ask the full appeals court to re-hear the case. and then has 90 days to lodge a final appeal to the supreme court. what is the timeline we are looking at now with this decision to punt things from the supreme court? >> the bottom line is that it will not be surprising if the date is pushed. one thing i want to stress is it does not mean it's getting kicked off indefinitely into the future. i could see it getting pushed maybe later into the spring or summer slot. sometime around then. really, the first inkling will have where it goes next and when is when we get a d.c. circuit ruling after the january 9th oral argument. >> so, i'm wondering, kathryn, when you think about jack smith special counsel and their decision to go straight to the supreme court on this with the question of a preside

i'm here in lower manhattan in the neighbourhood of little italy. in the 19505 and �*60s, it was home to martin scorsese, who is without any doubt, one of america's most celebrated film—makers. my name's tom... a0 years or so ago, prior to my move to live in new york, i was already a big scorsese fan. the director had made his mark with his defining films of the 19705 like mean streets... i'm gonna pay him next week. i'm gonna pay... ..taxi driver... you talking to me? ..and the soon to be released raging bull... there's no—one else around wants to fight me. they're all afraid. ..all three starring robert de niro. the collaboration with de niro persists to the present day, but he's also worked closely with leonardo dicaprio on many memorable movies... she is a prim—looking stargazer. ..gangs of new york... i'd check my pockets if i was you. cos i do believe she lifted your timepiece. ..and the aviator. we don't care about - money here, mr hughes. well, that's because you have it. ..the departed... think about it, hot shot. ..which brought scorsese h

in manhattan the median price e to rent an apartment per month, $4,000.ase from the same time last year according to douglas element. cheering in quotes, because it's actually the first yearly drop in more than two years. it doesn't mean things are going to continue to go down. it could, we don't know, but i can tell you there are still bidding wars. what are they for? studio apartments, the cheaper apartments. people willing to pay more up front to get a deal, right? cheaper rent throughout the contract, throughout the lease. and more landlords are actually getting more than the asking price for the apartment. stuart: o.k.. todd, lower rates in manhattan, is it enough to bringing the city back to life? >> no. not with these numbers. we're talking a minuscule dip. and i think lauren really explained the nuts and bolts of what the numbers mean and how we get there. look, if you need to be in the city and you're young and you don't care as much about the crime and you're not as aware of what's going on, like, i don't think you care. you want to be here for

midnight manhattan. so it's that beautiful drink to just toast at midnight.ge peel and cranberry. how much more festive can you get? that's the drink you want to toast to at midnight. >> what are the necessities to have at home to do drinks like this? >> you want your basics. these four bottles i have in front of me, the cherry liqueur, vigilant gin and rye are great ways to start because you learn from me so you can just copy my recipes. on that note we'll add the gin. you want to use it with pomegranate, lime. this comes at 114 proof. it's a little hot if you want to shoot it. take a drink, it's beautiful. this is the drink you want to have right before midnight when maybe you don't know the person you want to give that midnight kiss to. [laughter] >> love it. >> spilled a little later. there looks good. lime and a few pom. moving to the next one, this is a beautiful drink. the amaretto, all italian, roasted almonds. stands up. creamy white color. 100% made in italy. we'll add an ounce of that. it is beautiful. i have many stirers. >> they are necessary for

i'm here in lower manhattan, in the neighbourhood of little italy.e 19505 and �*60s, it was home to martin scorsese, who is, without any doubt, one of america's most celebrated film—makers. my name's tom... a0 years or so ago, prior to my move to live in new york, i was already a big scorsese fan. the director had made his mark with his defining films of the 19705 like mean streets... i'm gonna pay him next week. i'm gonna pay... ..taxi driver... you talking to me? ..and the soon—to—be released raging bull... there's no—one else around wants to fight me. they're all afraid. ..all three starring robert de niro. the collaboration with de niro persists to the present day, but he's also worked closely with leonardo dicaprio on many memorable movies... she is a prim—looking stargazer. gangs of new york... i'd check my pockets if i was you. cos i do believe she lifted your timepiece. ..and the aviator. we don't care about - money here, mr hughes. well, that's because you have it. the departed... think about it, hot shot. ..which brought scorsese his first

i'm here in lower manhattan in the neighbourhood of little italy.and �*60s, it was home to martin scorsese, who is without any doubt, one of america's most celebrated film—makers. my name's tom... a0 years or so ago, prior to my move to live in new york, i was already a big scorsese fan. the director had made his mark with his defining films of the 1970s like mean streets... i'm gonna pay him next week. i'm gonna pay... ..taxi driver... you talking to me? ..and the soon to be released raging bull... there's no—one else around wants to fight me. they're all afraid. ..all three starring robert de niro. the collaboration with de niro persists to the present day, but he's also worked closely with leonardo dicaprio on many memorable movies... she is a prim—looking stargazer. ..gangs of new york... i'd check my pockets if i was you. cos i do believe she lifted your timepiece. ..and the aviator. we don't care about - money here, mr hughes. well, that's because you have it. ..the departed... think about it, hot shot. ..which brought scorsese his first best

carr: the manhattan project really was a huge national effort.lot out the industrial scale of the operation, they chose a dynamic, burly, six-foot-three, 240-pound general named leslie richard groves. he hated leslie. he went by dick. general groves had a problem. he was entrusted to hire the people that would build the atomic bomb. but he knew that we're talking about the people who are the finest scientists in the world. these are prima donnas. and now you have to have somebody who's gonna be the whipmaster. you have to have somebody that understands the physics, who has a reputation, so that these prima donnas will follow you. carr: oppenheimer and general groves are introduced in the fall of 1942. and these two individuals are just about as different as you can imagine. but general groves saw something in him that apparently no one else saw groves: when meeting oppenheimer, you were immediately impressed. you couldn't help it. there wasn't a better man. rhodes: he chose oppenheimer against the advice of most of these leaders that he had aroun

in manhattan, it's sort of the epicenter of the holiday season. we are going to head to higher ground. we are obviously going to stay indoors once things start to pick up. some of the heavy rain is supposed to be moving into the overnight hours into monday. what you are really looking at is the potential for nasty commutes and travel delays across much of the northeast as the system moves through. taking in the sights, some of them are not prepared for this weather. this is the kind of weather where you definitely want some rain gear like we have on. needless to say, some people are not letting this dampen the holiday spirit. listen. >> i mean, when it gets ugly, air it out. we got a couple umbrellas with us, packed with some rain jackets. we got the proper shoe wear on. living it up in the city, to, rain or shine. do you know what i mean? >> are you anticipating delays? >> we are hoping not, but it's not looking a good. we are hoping it is smooth sailing. it's probably going to be pretty delayed, i would say. >> of course, things are somewhat lig

by the way, we are happy with our manhattan. it is our signature year round. and then the smoked maple old fashioned winner, 2023 version. so we switched that one up for the summer and the winter, but the so eggnog has been become kind of a cottage industry for scoma's because it's so popular. >> how did it come about? and tell us about it. >> several years ago we began to make it and as i recall, it was just it was made and served in house and then in in early 2020, because the process begins in january. so we were still still open at that time. we began this long 300 day aging process. of course, the pandemic came along, but we were able to sell it to go in december of 2020. we weren't open for seated dining, of course, but we were able to sell it to go. so each year since then we continue the process and each year we double the recipe. and so i'm sure for next year, in january of 2024, we will begin a process that is going to be a great undertake thing for the team, starting with probably cracking and separating 1000 eggs. ye

mark morales is in manhattan. >> reporter: law enforcement is concerned with how the israel-hamas war might trigger an extremist to do lone wolf attack. that is coming from an assessment done by ten law enforcement agencies which include the fbi, homeland security and the nypd. now, there is precedent for something like this, if you remember last year, a 19-year-old extremist attacked nypd officers near a times square checkzheck checkpoint. and so the nypd is preventing that type of an attack to make the response that much easier. they have closed additional treats so emergency vehicles can move in and out a lot quicker and they have implemented a lot more training and drilling about how to prevent those types of attacks. take a listen. >> lone wolf attacks are very tough, but like you saw last year, unfortunately about 10:00 at night, cops are wear of the surroundings and they reacted quickly and mitigated the threat. so lone wolfs are hard to track down but it is imperative that the cop be aware of the surroundings, stand tall and react quickly. >> reporter: additionally the nypd wi