any more than did the newport beach police. when a thing like this happens, i mean, it's a really an execution style killing. this was obviously somebody who intended to kill your dad. it must immediately have wonder who? >> right. well you wonder if this is completely random act. some stranger and it was a mistake. or you developed a list of people that might have a reason to have shot him. >> two police, it did not look random. nothing was taken. that killer struck with precision accuracy and got cleaned away. but there was something that intrigued detective voth that night. it was a clue they found in bill mclaughlin's closet. >> we do a search of the house with permission of kevin and were told their weapons in a closet upstairs. and when you come across a lot of weapons like that, it's surprising. >> in a few years before his death, bill had become an avid gun collector. he kept dozens of them in his newport beach house. but not just antiques. there were pistols, revolvers, semiautomatic weapons. including including and 16

and then, coastal rhode island and newport. that's where some of the highest storms storm surge will be. 3 to 5 feet. here is the high tide cycle and this is working in our favor. we're very fortunate about this. high tide we're approaching that this morning in the next three hours. many areas of southern new england. but landfall is not until noon to 2 pm. and that is going to be almost when low tide is. so, that is really going to save us significantly. that 3 to 5 feet mostly to the right of the center of landfall. we're talking about rhode island, which will were hit really hard by bob. but as far as the maximum wind gusts, the highest winds could get to the 60 mile per hour category. long island, southern coast of new england, newport. that's where we could see tree damage, minor structural damage. definitely power outages. here's our power outage potential map. areas of red, almost guaranteed you will have power by the end of today. >> while, all right, bill. thanks so much. vanessa, we want to get out to you. when we saw

city council meeting in newport beach, where the issue of masks in the schools is expected to draw a big crowd. >> there's been a lot of pushback about having kids come to school without masks and i'm really concerned about that. i've seen my daughter who has been out of school for a year now, how it's affected her and how the mask has affected her negatively. >> michelle shearer is one of the moms who will be there. councilman noah blom has introduced a resolution giving parents a choice about whether their children should be masked or vaccinated at school, but their vote is purely symbolic. councilman kevin muldoon supported. >> i think it's tough for students to read the faces of their peers, to learn about how to interact with each other and read emotions. is very important that that young age to have those skills developed and wearing a mask at all times has got to be tough for these children. >> reporter: the california department of public health requires students to wear masks indoors. the city council cannot dictate school policy. a spokesperson for newport mesa unified told

people are venturing outside here in newport. it is generally safe to do so, but there have been reports of trees down near the coastal roads, and people just taking advantage of what is an out of the ordinary day. they're used to nor'easters in the winter time when there are no leaves in the trees. in the summertime, when you have full foliage, those act almost as a sail. that's why we're seeing such a large increase and a spike in power outages because trees are toppling because of just what you're about to see here. here are the gusts. i've been measuring them with my anemometer for the last several minutes, consistent gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. worse on the coastline, directly near the coast of rhode island. that's where we anticipate landfall. western rhode island in the next hour, up to two hours as the storm continues to slow. you mentioned the heavy rain threat in new york city. that's all thanks to this slowed forward motion of tropical storm henri. that, of course, leads to the potential of flash flooding. chris, ba

in a picturesque part of newport called balboa island. and she ran her business with a new likeness. and at night was love by this accomplished doctor. this sensitive man. what did he do for you? >> everything. from run errands for me to back rub every night. just would listen to my day. we would take walks every night. he held my hand. i mean, he was everything that you would want. >> pinch yourself. you've got it, finally. >> yeah. >> then, just before thanksgiving, as terra helped her mother moved into the balboa island house. >> he started moving his stuff in, to. >> terra didn't like it. not a bit. she confronted her mother. >> i told her it was fishy. i don't get it. she told me i needed to mind my own business. and he came up behind her -- >> what did he say? >> he was saying that you are just trying to get your mom all to yourself. and i started screaming back at him, no, john that's what you are trying to do. >> the next day was thanksgiving. and debra, quite fed up, told her suspicious daughters and not to bother showing up for

derek van dam is in newport, rhode island.cy declaration already approved for that state. what duds it look like right now as the sun is rising where you are? >> yeah, you know, we have got the all too familiar sounds unfolding behind us as the winds bows and bends around some of the masts of the sailboats here. this is a very different newport harbor than 24 hours ago. look, this was supposed to be a few days ago a storm that stayed out into the atlantic. fish food, as meteorologists often refer to it as. that has changed. now the storm is approaching our shoreline and conditions are deteriorating. the first outsider bands impacting the southern new england coastline. i walked around newport yesterday. remember, this is high tourist season. there are a lot of people here. they walked about as if no hurricane was approaching. seems the only people taking it sear seriously were the captains of these ships behind me. >> if those projectiles start coming at me, there is really not a lot i can do. you got all these boats moored in

looking at some of these numbers, newport picking up storm surge around montauk. it was about 2 feet. those numbers could change throughout the day today. flash flood watches are in effect for numerous states. those are likely to stick around for the rest of the day today, because heavy rainfall is still expected. the thing to note for a lot of these areas, they've already had a tremendous amount of rain and now we're adding on top of it. for example, cranberry, new jersey, about 8 inches of rain, glenbrook with 6 inches and central park 5 inches of rain. we're likely to get another 2 inches, but some spots could have another 6 inches on top of what you already have, which is why you have those flash flood watches in effect. wind gust also very strong. rhode island picking up, even massachusetts around 60 miles per hour? the thing to note, too, is that that's triggering a lot of power outages. that ground is completely saturated, not just from this storm, but remember earlier in the week, these areas got hit by the remnants of fred. so they've had a tremendous amo

derek van dam is there in newport. what's the latest? >> reporter: chris, you make a really good point. vulnerability. this is the concern going forward, over 75,000 people without power in the state of rhode island, over 100,000 across new england. the potential for temperatures to soar into the middle and upper 80s as we head into the rest of the next 24 to 36 hours, that has the potential to impact. last week i was in the great lakes. we had severe storms come through. we were without power for four days. a huge impact. this area yesterday was concerning to me. there were thousands of people here. this is high tourist season within this part of new england. people flock to this area, almost acting as if there wasn't a tropical storm or hurricane approaching the region. i'm not exactly sure where all those people went. they bunkered down in their hotels, their airbnbs. people coming out to check out the scene, to make sure there wasn't any major damage. aside from the odd tree that's fallen along the coastal areas. it's probably more t

how about you, your residents in newport? what are you hearing? how many are hunkered down, or have they taken off and evacuated? >> no, they haven't evacuated. however, all the bridges in rhode island closed about an hour ago. and because of that we won't have people in or people going out. we had closed our beaches yesterday and through the coordination of the city manager who is also our public safety director and our ema chief, the fire chief, i think we have things pretty much under control. i kind of worry about -- i listened to the weatherman just now, and certainly we have a concern about the surge and the high tides. we already passed one high tide and all the dots, the water was right up on it. if we have rain and another high tide with the full moon tonight, chances are we're going to have some flooding throughout newport. right now i know that there's approximately 3,000 homes out of electricity of the 14,000 residents. >> wow. 3,000 people who are thinking no thank you and certainly after dealing with that headache. let's take a liste

this is a different newport harbor than 24 hours ago.ouple of days ago thought this storm would be fish food. now it's arriving on the shores of southern new england and the impacts will be felt and unfolding in the next couple of hours. some good news. it's interacting with cold ocean water, so it is down graded to a tropical storm. we are splitting hairs when we talk about a low end cataegory hurricane. you have the winner of america's cup here. and we are going talk to the owner from this particular beautiful vessel behind me. i want to ask you if you don't mind how you prepare a ship of this magnitude from an on coming tropical storm. >> very good. thank you for having me. by the way, her name is weatherly, which is kind of -- >> reporter: how apropos. >> yes. so we, obviously, have been tracking the storm for the last several days. we thought it was going over towards connecticut and now, of course, closer to here. so we will be watching the boat closely all day. as you can see we have a lot of mooring lines. we have doubled up on t

other pilots liked the spad, said it was durable and said the newport yes, the newport is more maneuverable but if you turn too tight you might tear your own wings off and that's a problem. we don't want that. i'm not trying to get into an argument about which plane is best, because that's an -- we could have that at the bar. but what's interesting to me is what their reasoning is for what they think a good plane s what they're looking for. it's always characteristics that give them an edge in combat, in that ace fighter man on man combat. that's what they're looking for. this aggressiveness, this lust for violence, it's tempered by that sense of chivalry. historians have said this is largely untrue. but it's true just often enough that there are some specific examples that pilots can point to and say look how noble we're being in these combats. chivalry does exist sometimes. for example, allen winslow talked about his first dogfight. flying around, germans are coming at him. his machine guns get jammed. it happens all the time. if you're on the ground, that's one thing. if you're in an air

you are looking at newport harbor here and three to five feet is what is forestcforecast. we'll work our way to low tide but, again, the most impactful part of the storm could coexist with high tide. so all those things coming together. we'll be watching and monitoring it and bringing you updates all morning. christi, boris. >> really a tough confluence of events. hopefully everyone made the preparations necessary to avoid headache. derek van dam, thank you so much. >>> so, the severe weather we're seeing isn't limited to the northeast. catastrophic flooding also hitting tennessee leaving at least ten people dead and dozens missing. the national guard right now deploying teams to help with rescues. we're going to have the latest on those efforts, next. >>> and they're overworked, understaffed and the icu beds are in short supply across the country. hospitals are being pushed to the limit yet again. the fda is getting ready for full approval of the pfizer vaccine. will it help convince more people to get vaccinated? pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid rel

aside from the has brick house later in the war which of course is up in newport new york. it's a classic interior but it's cozy. you can see the marble fireplace surrounding the beautiful wood paneling just like we have here at the dey mansion. it's a cozy and hearing about 16 feet, 16 feet long. everybody is to pack in their. and there are events that are quite influential were lots of people are packed in there. much like we are today. hamilton's blueprint for reorganizing the army is often overlooked. he has this beautiful brew print and drafts -- january 29th, 1778, it creates an composes a massive document of 16,000 words. that is quite a lot of writing. hamilton was never boast, both with his speech as well as his written word. and it detailed a necessary steps required by congress to completely reorganize the army. congress was in shambles. the army was in shambles. we have seen that in recent military and political history. we have plenty of historic precedent to draw from for that for inspiration. there were ideas contributed by many of the great generals includin

so, one example, any american 1:47, can i -- love the newport 28. he's here, there's newport. a love this. he said is the most manoeuvrable plane event, yet helps me dogfight, he can use those cool terms that i want. when the unit started receiving squad fighters, the pilots in that unit hated them, because the engines were less reliable and that apparently, according to some of, them it wasn't as manoeuvrable. they nicknamed it the poop-ing's pad. they said i had a problematic engine. in the 19th era squadron they had different planes, this is action observation plane, but the characteristics of it were so sublime, the fighter pilot, their eyes would literally light up according to one memoir. that unit before that had been looking for -- and ideally these were considered terrible because they were not manoeuvrable. and in fact, when the 19th arrow drone was bombed by german bombers, the pilots all complained that the worst thing to happen about this bombing was that they did not destroy the -- we wanted to get rid of those. there are different opinions on this, colonel livin

. >> yes there are thousands of letters there are people like edward stiles who winds in newport duringies of newport rhode island he speaks out people to write to so he has list of who he wants to write to and who is important fundraising is another place it is key so when the baptist raise money and rhode island they write back-and-forth about in all uk is likely to support this college including one there's a little * next to my name that says if you give him an honorary degree you leave you 100,000 when he dies. [laughter] nothing has changed. so one of the largest pieces of the network the weekend network and then huntington across the atlantic and then the incredible number of letters and then the other huge branch of this are digitized is the correspondence generated by the society propagation what is the anglican mission and those are thousands of letters. so a lot these are i need more money for my mission. they are very practical but then at the end of the letter talk about politics and did you hear this happened i'm worried about where it is going on with the stamp act so the

priorities must come first for me and my wife and i will be relocating to peaceful and beautiful newport on the central oregon coast. i'll save the thank you and goodbye's for a more appropriate time. for now, we thoughtfully planned out a transition to allow time for replacement and ensure smooth operations and i'm grateful for nila's accommodations to make this work for me, my family and the tjpa. let's move to the operations report. jason? we have numbers waiting for data to confirm and next month's reports from transit will reflect that. we'll pass that information along and we provide the information to our advertisers and retailers to give them comfort and try to deal with their anxiety through this difficult time. our lawn reseeding project was a great success. it was a great opportunity and period we didn't have any particular programming for a one-month period. we took advantage of that and it sprung to life as a result of that. we're in conversations with salesforce regarding which appears to be now potentially an opportunity for us to host an aspect of dreamforce. i wanted to

capacity it takes a long time to build newport capacity we built the first new terminal since 2009 thet new terminal propping is in 2030 so not enough distribution center capacity there's a domino effect. also truck capacity is limited to move containers >> it shows you just how fragile it can be, number one. number two, i guess a perfect time to make an ad for the ports in south carolina if you don't have backlogs, send those ships down your way. but then you point out that, well, there aren't the trucks there to take the goods maybe. >> right imports go to where people live as well. we have capacity but it's a whole network and the reality is the velocity is slowing down times for imports is up three days across the board it has a significant impact on the reliability of the supply chain. >> what does that mean, dwell times? did i hear you correctly what is that >> a typical import container would sit four days on the terminal prior to its being picked up. it's now sitting seven days on a terminal >> i see >> when that's an average, that means some containers are staying too long and

i'm senior meteorologist derek van dam in newport, rhode island.to you. >> let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. let's look at the tropical storm. where is it heading? >> 12, 13 kilometers per hour, it's still moving to the west, northwest. so it is still moving away from the water. we do expect a sharp right turn within the next several hours and gradually pulling off back towards the east. that's the concern. it's already rained here quite a bit in the past 24 hours. we know the month of july brought in the wettest month on record for new york state as well as the state of massachusetts. and a tropical depression by the name of fred moved across this region in the last week-and-a-half or so that made this area saturated. we have winds of 50, 60, 70 miles per hour, up around near hurricane force. it's not going to take much to bring trees down. that's why we saw 100,000 customers without power. rainfall amounts again exceeding 200 in a few spots there from brooklyn up towards cranberry, new jersey, there picking up 226 millimeters in just

this is the scene in newport.our bashing the coasts and heavy rains hammering the northeast. the conditions already resulting in 100,000 people without power across the region. and that number could go way up. the rhode island governor says more than 100,000 people in that state alone could lose power. flooding is expected all the way from southern new england to eastern pennsylvania. potentially affecting some 40 million people in the coming days. let's go first to our brian todd. he joins me live from connecticut. brian, what are you seeing there? >> well, we're in new london, connecticut. as the storm passed, we're tracking through the aftermath of tropical storm henri as it passed through a couple hours ago. i talked to the fire chief in new london, connecticut. he believes they b

southampton travel to league 2 newport. and there's that west brom—arsenal tie.move onto to another big transfer story. paris st germain have turned down a huge offer for kylian mbappe from real madrid. psg's sporting director leonardo says that £135 million isn't enough for the 22—year—old, but he is in the last year of his contract so could leave for free next summer. i spoke to the spanish football journalist eduardo alvarez. he told me real are knuckle to give up he told me real are knuckle to give up on the players so easily. this he told me real are knuckle to give up on the players so easily.- up on the players so easily. this is the first time _ up on the players so easily. this is the first time that _ up on the players so easily. this is the first time that someone - up on the players so easily. this is the first time that someone at - up on the players so easily. this is| the first time that someone at p56 the first time that someone at psg has openly recognised that if mbappe wants to leave, he will do so, but always under psg's conditions, and that's

priest was right and mom and dad were right, the school board was right, anybody who is in authority newport was bested how we should think and they told us. >> i never told my dad he was crazy. >> shouldn't i let my government know i think they are crazy? i think they are, this is an insane think we are doing. >> pottery say it? >> how should i say it? >> i don't think it's right. i didn't like school when i was going to call, my sister at school slapped my hand one day. i went home and told my father and he gave me a couple of more wax. >> what can we do so we can be heard works the middle class, the so-called silent majority? >> what can you do about it? >> there's 200 of us. >> that's why the younger generation are trying to protest. >> if you want to complain because you want to go to work, good luck. >> what the reason for voting? if you say there's going to be a war, what good is your boat going to do if there's a war every ten years? >> all those smiles to fight for somebody else, somebody he will probably never see again, i don't blame them if they don't. this is their country but i

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so this morning we're going to talk to an expert named cal newport about creating boundaries and reducing out. the advent of email brought a whole new way of communication. >> i go online. >> you've got mail. >> reporter: but more than two decades later the romance is gone. the constant cacophony of notifications can wreak havoc on our mental health. >> each of these have messages that requires constant checking of your inbox, constant checking and that is where the problem comes from. >> reporter: cal newport is a "new york times" best-selling author whose latest work imagines a world without email. can you envision a world without email? what does that even look like? >> what i'm arguing for we need way more structured way of collaborating than this, i'll shoot you a message. i'll jump on slack and shoot you an email. i don't want the tool of email to go away. >> reporter: he says it's time for a much needed inbox intervention and hitting unsubscribe from what he calls the hyperactive hive mind. >> an approach to collaboration which we work most things out with back and forth ad hoc uns

and southampton secured the biggest away win in their history as they beat newport county 8—0. over two years. and the news that all tottenham fans had been waiting for — harry kane says he'll be staying at the club, despite intense speculation about the england captain's future. in a statement on social media, kane said he's 100% focused on helping the team achieve success, and that the messages of support he's had in the last few weeks have been incredible. manchester city had been keen to sign kane, who says that he will be staying this summer. with the international window just around the corner, fifa president gianni infantino has asked the uk government for exemptions so that premier league players can travel to red—list countries for world cup qualifiers. english clubs have reluctantly — but unanimously — agreed not to let players travel to matches in countries that require them to quarantine on their return. the rules would apply to nearly 60 players, including everton's richarlison, who would miss brazil's world cup qualifier against argentina — while liverpool's moham

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the highest gusts will be from new london to newport to block island. 60 to 80-mile-per-hour gusts. that's where the worst power outages will be. storm surge to the east of the center, rhode island and cape cod. those high tide times occurring as we go throughout the next two hours. we'll continue to watch and monitor this. i think we'll get a landfall here late this morning into rhode island. >> bill karins, always super thorough. thank you. we'll check in with you soon after. >>> turning out to the unfolding and unraveling situation in afghanistan and the fallout facing the biden administration here at home. and breaking this morning, just moments ago, the defense department has activated the civil reserve air fleet to assist in evacuation efforts. this gives the department access to commercial airlines. the current activation is for 18 total aircrafts from american airlines, atlas air, delta, omni air, hawaiian airlines and united airlines. notably airlines will not be flying into and out of kabul but instead will take evacuees from secure locations in the middle east and europe

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for rhode island, snapping trees like twigs in kent, exploding electrical transformers in newport, in battering in beaching boats in jamestown. president biden declared a state of emergency in new york, connecticut, and rhode island. and while new englanders are used to dealing with some tough weather, the storm has potential for widespread consequences across the region with significant flooding power outages that could affect hundreds of thousands of people. and so we're doing everything we can now to help those states prepare, respond, recover for a broad swath of the atlantic coast. that process has already begun. the storms spared the wars for a long island, which fear to direct hit, but it still whipped up high winds. and high waves, and here is elsewhere, it's the water. it's causing concern. storm waters flooded streets from hoboken, new jersey to western, rhode island, and left tens of thousands without power. still some in its wake say it might have been worse. today we've got a direct hit basically from hurricane henry or tropical storm and re winds are pretty high this mor