in a place like newark, and this is true across the country, it's not just newark, how critical is it that we are going to build affordable housing near public transit so that people can connect to good paying jobs and careers? >> senator, this might be a uniquely interesting question for new jersey. everything is quite accessible to transit. your legislation is going to be important, there's a report put out where 26% of the central business district of newark is covered with parking lots. to incentivize housing, in transit areas, and bus stations as well, we'll go a great way to producing additional opportunity to invent size them to put the units as close to housing employment and transportation as possible. >> that's good. well, thank you for your insight. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator menendez. we now have senator cortez masto who is joining us from her office. >> come in just recently and i have to thank the doctor for working with me and my staff for working on the better plan act and we were able to put in the bipartisan infrastructure. and land use authorities

a hindu temple in newark was vandalized with graffiti.ur jose martinez has reaction to the incident that may be exposing an internal conflict in the bay area's large indian american community. >> reporter: it's been a shocking day for many members of this hindu temple in newark. >> what happened yesterday, last night was like a pure acts of vandalism. it was like vandalism and violence against the indian community. >> reporter: they were surprised this morning when they found this graffiti. he said it's concerning because it's the first time they've seen something like this since the temple opened its doors almost two years ago. >> which is not really safe for the community and the entire city here. it has been happening in other temples as well. >> reporter: it's another international conflict that hits home here in the bay area says the co-founder of the hindu american foundation. >> people who put those symbols and names up, what they're promoting is a separate state of palestine. it is what people who call themselves palestinians want

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authority and the city of newark . and, we have eric schaeffer, the chief business development officer at saving west. factory built construction company in colorado where he has worked for five years. he partners with municipalities, developers and general contractors throughout the western general united states. we will have other panels who are here in person. you have five minutes for your opening statements and each of you have a clock in front of you to help you keep track of time. your full written statement will be made a part of the record. >> thank you members of the subcommittee and thank you for holding this hearing today. i am a senior fellow at brookings metro. my testimony will address natural regional supply and highlight opportunities for engagement. the u.s. is experiencing a persistent and widespread housing shortage. the past decade has seen increasingly tight housing markets due to tight command. since the great recession, the u.s. has not built enough housing to keep pace with demand. we need to h

but as you just pointed out, they have got only 454% staffing level at newark.ore academies? i think they only have one academy, right? >> that's absolutely correct. right now -- we have 1,000 less controllers now than we did in 2012. the airspace is way more complex. pete buttigieg himself said we're # thousand controllers short. so there is one academy. and right now the faa reauthorization bill which, by the way, just got extended again last night by the house because it's stuck in the senate, being marked up. that's the funding for the next five years. and in it needs to have lots of money to increase, you know, academy facilities. either add a second one or definitely expand the one they have. because the throughput is not adequate. right now looking at only neglect, 500 or so -- i'm sorry, 200 air traffic controllers by 2032. so, mandatory retirement. they know how many con

>> the impact, is when there are air traffic controllers like here in newark, when you fewer controllers at the ready, particularly in bad situations, they can handle fewer planes, which means less throughput when you are anticipating the bad weather, and trying to get people back on their way. we have been in contact with the around air traffic controlling, and here is the problem with this, you can't just hire them off of the street. it takes years and years to get competent ones. >> and just real quick, and talking about congress, and i won't ask you the weigh into politics, but do you miss politics? >> well, i follow it, but i will tell you that the industry is fascinating. i love my job at united and i am fortunate to be doing it, but like every other american, i want the politics to work better. >> uh-huh, and good to see you. >> thank you, kate. >>> john? >>> two teenagers are free after decades in murder that they did not commit. >>> take a look at those faces behind me. all four of those men exonerated in just the past three days. these cases are causing new conversations about

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stabbed to death at a bus stop in newark because a man came on to her and. she said, no, thank you, whatever. and was killed. and so i did a story on what it's like to be gay. and they're very masking and presenting girls, very butch girls. the old terms they call. yeah, they're super. they were boy clothes. they look like boys. and even after six years murder they continued to like that and be themselves which i just thought god, that's so that's so much more braver than could ever drum up at that age. and so i hung around these kids one lived in. yeah, lived in newark, which is a very tough town. there's a lot of crime there. there's no money and. so one night we went to a gay club, a teen gay club, and it was mostly black kids, but black lesbians. and so it was winter. and like missy elliot, like, shaking the nightclub. and i walk in and felicia is the girl i'm portraying felicia. some all the kids say, who's that? like, what's a lady doing here that age and felicia goes, that's nobody. that's an and that's the kind of thing you want to be as a reporter.

berkeley at 57 degrees and a few 6060, in newark and 60 degrees over into fremont and out here, 57 in pittsburgh, 58 degrees in concord and 59 degrees in walnut creek. so again, expect a nice cool day tomorrow for your christmas eve. let's look across the country. so 65 degrees down in the beautiful city of l.a, las vegas is going to be at about 58 uh. there will be just a little bit of some snow moving out through the rocky mountains tomorrow. so denver at about 30 for a big system. some showers tomorrow. so this thing going from new orleans all the way up into fargo and you can see kansas city is going to get some showers as well. and maybe a chance of some thunderstorms in oklahoma city on christmas eve and tomorrow, tampa and miami pushing near 80, of course. right. 48 degrees in new york city tomorrow with some light showers moving through the boston area. but of course, it's all about the two next big days. uh- christmas eve will be anywhere from about 58 to about 60 degrees. and then for christmas day itself, it's going to be nice and dry for the holiday. originally, earlier th

stabbed to death at a bus stop in newark because a man came on to her and. she said, no, thank you, whatever. and was killed. and so i did a story on what it's like to be gay. and they're very masking and presenting girls, very butch girls. the old terms they call. yeah, they're super. they were boy clothes. they look like boys. and even after six years murder they continued to like that and be themselves which i just thought god, that's so that's so much more braver than could ever drum up at that age. and so i hung around these kids one lived in. yeah, lived in newark, which is a very tough town. there's a lot of crime there. there's no money and. so one night we went to a gay club, a teen gay club, and it was mostly black kids, but black lesbians. and so it was winter. and like missy elliot, like, shaking the nightclub. and i walk in and felicia is the girl i'm portraying felicia. some all the kids say, who's that? like, what's a lady doing here that age and felicia goes, that's nobody. that's an and that's the kind of thing you want to be as a reporter.

apparently he didn't care too much about newark penn because he was only here for a few minutes.isrupt service between new jersey and new york. after leaving here at newark penn, the bull then went several miles until it was eventually cornered in a parking lot, corralled by first responders, and headed to a sanctuary. imagine seeing a bull and the reaction across new jersey is exactly what you thought it would be. >> this can't be happening. no, this can't be happening. in jersey? i was scared because i didn't know if he was going to run into us or whatever. but i'm trying to get home. the buses wouldn't stop. everybody had to detour. people trying to get to work. it was a mad house down here. >> they had to close the gate. then he was trying to run out. every time he tried to come out, they was running because, you know, them horns. >> reporter: listen, they can laugh about it now. they said when they saw this thing hoofing it toward them, they didn't know what to do. they see this massive animal with big horns coming their way. now on to an an sanctuary. the animal expected to

penn and new york due to police activity near newark penn station.is morning. let's point out this is about 30 minutes before the opening bell, and markets have reversed course. we've been talking about a rally, and now the dow industrials have just gone into negativity territory. final word, michael. >> yeah, look, i think the market continues toal rally into year end and probably into the beginning of next year. a lot of momentum going behind this, going to take something big to derail it. maria: okay. michael, joe, great to be with you. "varney & company" is up next. christie: stu, take it away. of. stuart: good morning, everyone. can you say rally? st

looking at the wet weather down through 880 just north of newark.nd now we're on the peninsula here from mission college boulevard and uh. look at the wet weather from sunnyvale to 101. and further south that is just north of santa clara. we're looking at la honda, portola valley. but as we take you into the north bay, less rain there. still scattered showers from san francisco southward. so we're not done with this yet, but we will allow for this level one system to kind of fade away into the afternoon hours. the rough surf that high surf warning and coastal flood warning continues through 2:00. you can see it right there, right along the coast and the current wave heights 12 to 13ft. so still very dangerous out there. the airport wet weather, mid 50s and looking at the fog developing as well. but a few peeks of blue sky there from the golden gate bridge, but still a lot of water on the roadways. and let's take you through the next few hours and you'll notice that we get not only a few peeks of sun, but still a few rain showers right into the after

fue frustrada en newark el pasado 16 de diciembre, cuando al intentar robar una bicicleta fue atrapado >> me encantaron los zapatos >> (musica). >> (musica). >> esta noche noticias telemundo. libres al fin. llegan a una base de texas los 10 presos reciÉn liberados por el gobierno chavista. entre otras cosas estados unidos liberÓ al supuesto testaferro de nicolÁs maduro alex saab. desbordadas las autoridades fronterizas ante la llegada de migrantes por l frontera.

. >> ahora hablemos de este toro suelto en las vías del tren en la estación de newark penn, que causóla estación. ahí lo tienen. mientras los atónitos espectadores observan con desconcierto el zoológico y el acuario de madrid, inició la temporada navideña este jueves con 3 de sus buceadores colocando un belden en un tanque de tiburones vestidos como los reyes magos. >> los buzos se sumergieron en el tanque llevando regalos para colocarlo ante un belén donde estaba esa versión bastante sorprendida de del niño y junto a maría y también a josé, el belén bajo el agua permanecerá expuesto hasta el próximo 8 de enero. y la mejor lluvia de meteoritos del año. >> las gemínidas está iluminando el cielo nocturno. esta semana brindarán un espectáculo cósmico según la nasa, hasta el 24 de diciembre, dependiendo del lugar donde se encuentre. si bien la mayoría de los meteoros parecen incoloros o blancos, dependiendo de la composición química, las gemínidas tienen un tono verdoso a medida que cruzan el cielo y se queman. eso explicó la agencia espacial al respecto. >> así que mucha gente va a estar

i am in the city of newark. people here deserve to know the government is funded for them. >> as a democrat who has been in this for little while, what would you point to as the reason you are not able to make progress in this area? rep. kim: right now we have a majority in the house of representatives and a speaker that is not interested in getting things done. they've been more interested in playing partisan politics and that kind of way. that's something i find really frustrating. we saw with the national defense authorization act that instead of trying to think about this in a bipartisan way, they are engaged in a way that is just trying to bring in some of the worst of partisan politics, the military attacks they've had. those are the things we saw and what we were able to get past it, it was holding up a lot of important matters. >> is there a matter in particular it has been holding up that you think is most relevant to your constituents? rep. kim: because of this process, we are not able to have in-depth

this was the intersection of maori avenu■re d cedar boulevard in newark, and you can see several inchesf standing water there. and then we've had plenty of delays out of sfo as the holiday travel season kicks into high gear. you had dozens of flights delayed by the stormy weather impacting both incoming and departing flights. it was also slow going, heading to tahoe earlier today, our own frank mallicoat took this video. this was westbound 80 close to boreal, he says. it was gridlock as traffic slowed down and stopped behind an accident. but the light snow made for a picture postcard scene at sunnyside restaurant and lodge that's on the west shore of lake tahoe. they are not expecting much snow to stay on the ground at those lower elevations. because of the warmer temperatures. and as mark told us, we are going to see some wet weather through tomorrow. so to stay up to date on those weather conditions, just download the ktvu weather app. it is free from your app store. well winter weather is difficult for the thousands of homeless and for some it can be deadly. today a somber memorial w

a bull -- that's right, a bull -- got on the tracks at newark penn station. trains were delayed 45 minutes until it ran off the tracks. police corralled it in a fence. no word on where it escaped from. in any case, the break away worked. the bull has been moved to an animal sanctuary to live out the rest of its days. they've named him ricardo, and we wish him all the best. >>> "the source" with kaitlan collins starts now. collins starts now. see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, straight from "the source," it's the $48 million question that's about to be answered for rudy giuliani, as a jury now deliberates the cost of his election lies. >>> plus cnn getting rare access inside of gaza tonight, as clarissa ward will take us to the front lines of the humanitarian catastrophe. the horrors that she saw on the ground. >>> also, vladimir putin taking questions in his first extended news conference since invading ukraine and evidently trying to put any rumors about his body double to bed using a deep fake to do so. i'm kaitlan collins,

would sun mitt to those who think this bill goes far enough and i listened impressed to the member for newark, we can't sacrifice the principle of access to a court. if we eliminated it entirely, not only would this bill collapse, because it will be intermibly impeded in the house of lords, it will probably lead to the rwandan government withdrawing and it is conceivable that the courts themselves may entertain for the first time a complex challenge about the right of this parliament, to do away with fundamental constitutional principles such as access to a court. this house app and its supremacy does not necessarily mean that he it does not operation within a complex system of constitutional institutions, each of which it has its own place in, as a component part in this system. no, i cannot give way, i simply do not have time. i simply do not have time. constitutional principles compete in creative tension, parliamentary sovereignty is the most important of them, but there are others that are fundamental, and one of them is access to a court in extreme cases. that is what this bill preserve

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de newark en la estación 28. >> a la celebración asistieron cientos de personas quienes disfrutaron dealletas, chocolate caliente y toma de fotografías con santa y afortunadamente, la policía atrapó al grinch cuando intentó arruinar la navidad. >> tremendo espectáculo. a mí me encanta que los cuerpos de policía y bomberos y demás saquen tanta creatividad para esto. >> me encantaron los zapatos >> (musica). >> (musica). >> esta noche noticias telemundo. libres al fin. llegan a una base de texas los 10 presos reciÉn liberados por el gobierno chavista. entre otras cosas estados unidos liberÓ al supuesto testaferro de nicolÁs maduro alex saab. desbordadas las autoridades fronterizas ante la llegada de migrantes por l frontera. si le debe dinero al tÍo sam el servicio de rentas internas estÁ condonando multas, pero no para todos. le explicamos. >> (musica). >> y lo llevaremos al jardÍn botÁnico que se llena de luz, color y magia, y tambiÉn Árboles parlanchÍn es. esto en la Época navideÑa. comenzamos. >> (musica). >> noticias telemundo en la noche, con arantxa loizaga. >> (habla en ingles).

we've been seeing so many people at newark. let's look at the numbers now. we've been talking about this week being busy. but just how busy? the faa says more than 47,000 planes will be in the air today nearly 49,000 planes tomorrow. in fact, tomorrow will be the busiest holiday travel day. on the roads expect lots of traffic, too, with 104 million people driving to those holiday destinations. if you want to avoid the traffic try your best to get on the road early in the morning or late at night. otherwise be prepared for that stand still traffic. back here at the airport, the good news is i'm not seeing a lot of cancellations or delays this morning. that may change later on. but at least for now this morning happens to be a good time to fly, robin. >> that sounds great. all right, gio. thank you. as americans get an early jump on their holiday travel, the weather isn't making it easy. ginger is here tracking the new storm out west and the flooding threat here in the east. good morning again, ginger. >> yeah. a hangover of the flooding, robin, from the storm

. >>> in newark, disturbing vandalism as a hindu temple. it was discovered friday on cedar boulevard. police say the vandalism was targeted and it is being investigated as a hate crime. now the u.s. state department is condemning the act and welcoming an investigation. congressman ro khanna, whose district includes newark, released a statement condemning the graffiti. it reads -- >>> turning now to a live look at our roadways. the area passed that holiday travel rush for now. if you are heading somewhere tomorrow, christmas day, aaa expecting the least amount of holiday traffic today and tomorrow morning. it is expected to pick back up on thursday and friday, when everyone begins returning home. >>> thousands of people are still hitting the roads, though, and catching flights just before christmas. it's far more than last year. bay area airports are reporting a jump in holiday travelers. a 14% increase at sfo, and a 9% increase in san jose. and there were surprisingly few travel hiccups. >> reporter: the lines to check baggage and get throu

peegy: buenas tardes, asÍ es, nos encontramos en el aeropuerto de newark, new jersey, es que segÚn la festiva, esta agencia espera el dÍa de hoy mÁs de 41,000 vuelos de personas que quizÁs se quedan en sus casas para navidad y ahora pasan a otra parte, de hecho, segÚn el sitio flight aware hay cientos de trazos, todo mientras una tormenta con condiciones de ventisca azota el centro del paÍs, una densa neblina azota el noreste, se considera que ha sido mayormente tranquila y mejor que la del aÑo pasado, esto pese algunas interrupciones que tuvo la aerolÍnea south west, de hecho, el fin de semana con cientos de cancelaciones, uno de los voceros responsabilizÓ a la neblina de chicago, todo esto mientras el dÍa de hoy en partes del noreste estÁ siendo afectada por una intensa neblina, la aaa espera que el dÍa de hoy sea uno de los mÁs concurridos, recomienda que si tiene que conducir lo haga despuÉs de las 5:00 p.m. borja: parece que ni mal tiempo ni la alta inflaciÓn frena los deseos de muchos para viajar, que tengan todos un buen viaje. reportera: buenas tardes, asÍ es, hoy el dÍa despu

we just had a retirement dinner in newark, new jersey. you know how many miles you have ridden?id one million 327,000. well, guys, i'm a real guy, not a joke. and you know before i get started, i should say a few words about the terrible incident. first of all, two troopers killed in the line of duty and helping a driver on the side of the freeway and when they were killed by a hit and run driver and two days later a gunman opened at the university of las vegas. i'm grateful to the officers. you saved lives and joining people across the country. whose hearts have been broken by another horrific gun violence. i own a couple of shotguns. i haven't shot them in a while. skeet shooting. but you know, the idea that the way we deal with guns and students and teachers, las vegas, they have already had real difficulty, so much gun violence, 2017 shooting still in the minds of so many and i was out here. folks, we have to get smart, 600 mass shootings in america this year and daily acts of gun violence that don't make the national news. this isn't normal. people have a have a right to fe

penn and new york due to police activity near newark penn station. michael lee, joe borelli, great to have you both this morning. let's point out this is about 30 minutes before the opening bell, and markets have reversed course. we've been talking about a rally, and now the dow industrials have just gone into negativity territory. final word, michael. >> yeah, look, i think the market continues toal rally into year end and probably into the beginning of next year. a lot of momentum going behind this, going to take something big to derail it. maria: okay. michael, joe, great to be with you. "varney & company" is up next. christie: stu, take it away. of. stuart: good morning, everyone. can you say rally? stocks up six days in a row, the s&p up seven weeks in a row. you can call it a santa claus rally, a year-end rally, i don't care. if you're in stocks, you're making some money. and the rally, up until about an hour ago, continued this morning. unfortunately, we've had a bit of a turn around. the dow down a mere 20 points, dead flat on the s&p, but th

bill: i grew up in newark. david: did you say to parents, i want to be a hedge fund investor?l: no. i always had all kinds of entrepreneurial jobs. david: as a boy, did you have newspaper routes or something like that? bill: my dad not believe in allowances. he said if you want money, you have to work. initially, he offered me some job opportunity. one was digging a 50 foot long ditch to help deal with waterflow off of our property. he offered to pay me whatever it was, i dollar and hour or something like that. it was a good lesson. i did not want to get paid for per hour. next time give me a project, i was like, let me price the project. i do not want to be paid on an hourly basis. it is workable or -- those were a couple things. in terms of early life job experiences, one of the most valuable ones was when i was a harvard student. there was something called the lex go travel guides. a friend of mine, whitney and i sold advertising for those guides all over the world. we were working out of the basement of a dorm room at we sold hundreds of thousands of dollars of advertising

a run-away bull found its way on to the tracks at newark. train service was delayed for an hour.ralled about two miles away and taken to an animal sanctuary. the head of the sanctuary says the bull likely escaped while on its way to a slaughterhouse. >>> mickey mouse soon to be in the public domain, and more concerns over those lead contaminated applesauce pouches. here's shanelle kaul with today's "money watch." >> reporter: the dow rallied again thursday closing at another record high. the index gained 158 points. the nasdaq was up 27, and the s&p 500 gained 12 points. >>> we're learning new details about those tainted cinnamon applesauce pouches. the fda says they may have been intention legal contaminated, possibly someone altering an ingredient for economic reasons. the pouches found to be contaminated with lead were sold under three brands, weiss, wana bana and scnuk's. all connected to a manufacturing facility in ecuador which the fda is now inspecting. the fda has received reports of at least 65 kids with elevated lead levels. >>> a major shift in strategy for weight watc

a hindu temple in newark is the focus of a hate crime investigation. police say yesterday morning they received a report of graffiti at the shree swaminarayan mandir hindu temple in cedar boulevard. temple leaders believe the vandalism was intended to intimidate them. investigators aren't releasing the content of that graffiti, but say they believe it was a targeted act. a pro-palestinian protest took place in downtown san francisco as an attempt to disrupt holiday shoppers. will be free palestine . as you can see, hundreds of protesters marched down market street towards bustling union square, calling for an immediate end to the war between israel and hamas. at about 130, traffic had come to a halt near powell street, where the protesters encountered police. at one point, police advised shoppers to avoid the area after demonstrators became rowdier. now, multiple demonstrators were arrested at the protest. union square experienced some vandalism, including graffiti, but police were able to disperse the crowd. the christmas tree in union square was dark

dodger uniform >>> a wild scene today on the new jersey transit line a bull got loose onto the tracks in newark, causing major delays for commuters going into new york city officials said it was eventually safely corralled and bound for an animal sanctuary. >>> and finally, he can hit, he can pitch, and before he ever takes the field for the l.a. dodgers, he has set a record here is miguel almaguer on shohei ohtani's game of money ball >> reporter: donning dodger blue for the first time, tonight shohei ohtani is hollywood's newest superstar. introduced today in los angeles, the former angel is a two-way sensation, a flame-throwing pitcher. >> he got him! >> reporter: and a baseball-crushing batter >> the 2-2 to shohei ohtani -- he has done it >> reporter: the japanese-born global sensation inking a ten-year, $700 million contract, surpassing the two decade career earnings of lebron james, and the deal just signed by soccer superstar lionel messi. "i was very humbled and happy to see all of you here," says ohtani "i can't wait to join the dodgers. already making an estimated $40 million a year i

and in newark, firefighters hosted third annual holiday event and toy drive.ws bay area continues to partner with local food banks in our food for families drive second harvest of silicon val serves half a million people a month, volunteers and staff have been helping a lot but the need that is grown this year. >> unfortunately this year we are receiving fewer donations than we were last year even so we are really struggling to be able to get there. this is our most important fundraising time of year. >> the food bank is supposed to rails $50 million by tend of the year but donations are down 20 percent but there is incentive in places that would hopefully help change that. >> your gift will be doubled. so for every dollar donated we can provide two meals and this doubles it to four meals per dollar you donate. >> to learn how to help go to our web site or scan the code on screen. we have a storm coming. >> yes, two coming. >> there may be more after that. >> there will be more after that we are looking at that week of christmas. i got my hands full with this

another was in newark, pennsylvania, a small manufacturing town. when using about smaller manufacturing cities in the united states, my muscle memory would be they must have really suffered because so much of our manufacturing base went overseas with china coming online at other countries as well. the interesting thing about newark was for me they actually had a strategy to combat that and it kind of work. it brought resources together around some manufacturing and some other business things. it worked. it is a healthy, thriving city. there are other examples of hidden cities that lost their manufacturing base then collapsed fiscally. it is interesting to see that if you have a plan, it can actually work. i will go home and think about this trip and no doubt have learned great things. pres. gayle: what does fun look like for the chair of the federal reserve? you can't go to a cocktail party and say much. how do you have fun? chair powell: for me, as fun as it gets, is a really good inflation report. [applause] [laughter] pres. gayle: ok, first ques

this is at newark penn station. multiple agencies responded to the scene.contained the bull inside a fence. i guess he missed his train. i'm not sure, but officials say he'll go to an animal sanctuary. and thankfully, nobody was injured. >> and where did he come from? >> i it's an excellent question. >> all right. new work planned around san francisco's transamerica building. but the sun isn't exactly shining on the proposal. why the city is giving us some shade. >> and the christmas tree. that's more than just a decoration. it's actually a beacon of hope but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important t

and, having seen when i was mayor of the city of newark, unjust surveillance, and the erosion of a lot of that trust. both law enforcement, in general. i just want to know from you, what are you doing? what steps are you taking to try to be restorative of trust, to make sure at a time of vulnerability, where muslims are being targeted, with hate, and the arab community, in the larger context, what are you doing to build that trust to know that you as an agency can be relied upon for their safety? >> i appreciate your comments and your focus on the issue. certainly, we, through every one of our field offices, have, as a point of emphasis, community outreach, and within the community outreach, there are specific communities that i make a conscious point of trying to build bridges with. the muslim community and arab american community are a specific part of that. the good news is that it did not take october 7th and the aftermath for us to start doing that. i have been to all 56 field offices twice, each of them, many of them three times, and i have seen with my own two eyes, the relation

once you know what that is, do we need a newark machine or appliance or health insurance?nce do you that you can exhale. you've treated yourself nicely, done a good thing, maybe you didn't get the one thing you really wanted but you got the things that you needed for yourself and your family and that will relieve your stress, did you what was right, you did go buy something but you bought what you needed not what you necessarily had to virtue signal your friends. >> sometimes pressure is not from ourselves, there's pressure to get gifts for other people, there are holiday parties, so, dr. jen, how do we maybe communicate to someone in our life, hey, right now i don't have the bandwidth to spend? >> it goes back to what we were saying, communication is key. i would start having those conversations now not on the 24th or 25th when people are expecting something from you. start off with setting expectation, make it clear, set the boundaries, be open and maybe be creative, maybe make something homemade, maybe talk about an experience you can create. most of us have enough stuf

a bull got loose on to the tracks in newark, causing major delays for commuters going into new york citycials said it was eventually safely corralled and bound for an animal sanctuary. >>> and finally, he can hit, he can pitch, and before he ever takes the field for the l.a. dodgers, he has set a record. here is miguel almaguer on shohei ohtani's game of money ball. >> reporter: donning dodger blue for the first time, tonight shohei ohtani is hollywood's newest superstar. introduced today in los angeles, the former angel is a two-way sensation, a flame-throwing pitcher. >> he got him! >> reporter: and a baseball-crushing batter. >> shohei ohtani, he has done it! >> reporter: the japanese-born global sensation inking a ten-year $700 million contract, surpassing the two decade career earnings of lebron james and the deal just signed by soccer superstar lionel messi. "i was very humble and happy to see all of you here," says ohtani. "i can't wait to join the dodgers." already making an estimated 40 million a year in endorsements, ohtani is deferring 97% of his salary until the end of his co

still, folks flying out of newark, new jersey -- >> everything easy, nice. >> reporter: and detroit say the post-christmas rush has been less hectic than expected. >> i was concerned but was surprised. the plane was very empty. >> reporter: friday and monday will be two of the busiest days for the airports, and the national weather service is forecasting rain in the south, northeast, and west in the next week as more travelers head out to ring in the new year. we talked a lot about the airlines. as far as the roads go, aaa is predicting that tomorrow will be the busiest day of the season, then it will pop up on saturday ahead of new year's eve, all of this again as we're seeing storms roll across the country. back to you. >> quite a mess. jarred hill in new york, thanks. >>> secretary of state antony blinken will meet with the mexican president today for talks on the influx of migrants at the border. blinken will lead a u.s. delegation that includes secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas. they're expected to ask the mexican president to do more to stem the surge of migrants r

abc's morgan norwood is at newark liberty international airport with that travel warning.ood morning, morgan. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, gio. you're right. the storm hits as more than 100 million americans from coast to coast prepare for holiday travel, and overnight we are starting to see some delays. according to flight aware, many coming out of this airport, newark liberty, but again, it comes as this holiday travel season gets under way. but the good news, delta and american are both waiving flight changes for those in and out of that storm zone. airlines are bracing for what is expected to be the busiest holiday travel season ever. more than 39 million passengers will fly between december 20th and january 2nd. united and delta both expecting around 9 million passengers each, but it's american who's expecting the biggest rush. close to 13 million will fly on 110,000 flights over the next few weeks. the busiest travel days, of course, that's going to be this thursday through saturday, and you can expect packed airports, long lines, and possible disruptions,

we were actually in newark earlier where we did see some flooding. i'm going to show you a little bit of what's going on right behind me. this is something that's going to be very common across the bay area. standing water along the sides of surface streets and freeways. it's just another reminder you need to take it slow, drive with caution, especially if you're in those outer lanes and your car might clip those you never know what could be underneath that standing water. um, and the roads are even wetter today than we saw yesterday, and we've seen many drivers responding to that by slowing down substantially. check out the flooding we captured just within the past couple of hours out on the corner of maori avenue and cedar boulevard in newark, you can see several inches of standing water there. earlier in the day, we were also next to highway 101, and by the look of the roads there, slipping and sliding is not going to be an uncommon experience for the drivers. as rain continues. earlier this morning we took this video over the bay bridge just befo

a runaway bull ran into the commuter train tracks in newark across the hudson river from manhattan. nj transport posted a photo of the long horn bull on social media. service was delayed for about 45 minutes before it was corralled and taken to a nearby animal sanctuary. no word yet on where this bull came from. >>> >>> finally tonight, it's an annual holiday trip filled with joy and tears for the loved ones of our fallen military heroes. cbs's manuel ba hor kes reports from orlando on a charity celebrating the families of those who sacrificed for their country. >> reporter: based on all these smiles, you may not know that the holiday season can be quite difficult for the families here. >> christmas was one of the favorite holidays. when he passed, i didn't care anything about christmas. >> reporter: he was her husband, army sergeant brendan skallen, who died in 2015. the gary sinise foundation snowball express understands. it throws a massive party each december to give families of fallen heroes a reason to celebrate together. >> here they feel normal, and so i feel it's a relief.