no other american city in history has had so many federally-declared natural disasters as lake charles had. >> first came hurricane laura. >> made landfall near cameron, it was the most powerful hurricane to strike the louisiana coast in 150 years. >> then it was hurricane delta. >> we already know there will be damage in southwest louisiana that will be difficult to differentiate between what was caused by hurricane laura and what was caused by hurricane delta. >> a crippling freeze in a community of people living in campers, their driveways, or damaged homes with no heat. then, a crazy flood. right here, when we were in school, waiting to be picked up by high-water vehicles. >> an hour and a half. >> we needed and still need a lot of hope to recover, and that doesn't help to recover and that is why we are exploring fema and its impact on our daily lives here in southwest louisiana. >> fema has multiple roles. we assist before, during, and after a disaster. during a disaster, we work with the state, as well as the presidential mandate when they declare an emergency declaration. we are

this city's history in the first half of the 19th century distinct from those of other growing american cities during this period well, thanks so much, dan, and thanks for those kind words about the book. i think it could be helpful to think about the early 19th century as the period of rapid change and even chaos that it was, of course, you have the revolutions in the united states and france and haiti and also efforts at greater democratization and the british empire. you also have the industrial revolutions. so new technologies of steamboats and railroads and mechanized looms coming. on as well as changes in agriculture that help fuel a rapid population expansion in many parts of the world not least of which ireland so all of these combine to really unsettled people and people are moving and in vast numbers tens of thousands of people moving across oceans. you have rapid city growth again in places in europe as well as in the united states, new york, philadelphia, boston, cincinnati, baltimore, all of them are rapidly growing so to that degree, philadelphia, i don't think is unique but rath

in the hot summer of 1904 in the american city of st. no one wanted to buy hot waffles, ice cream appeared in a waffle cone. in the hot summer of 1904, humvee was selling waffles at the world's fair in sensi suddenly, the holder of the neighboring kioskazza has run out of ice cream dishes good-natured hemway. i suggested that my neighbor use his waffles as cups. having twisted the horns from them, since no one bought them from him anyway , the buyers appreciated the idea the most. a few years later, the resourceful ernest humvee opened the first large company for the production of horns, which marked the beginning of their industrial production. and as a result of this fleeting round. show us at the bank. 380 thousand rubles ahead of the fourth round, where can you replenish pot for another 20 thousand and get to the coveted round amount at 4:00 or not, just round find out very soon the fourth round right now. in the fourth round, all 20,000 rubles play again. everything is on the line, as usual. there is one feature in this round. this

in 2015, james staff with three-year-old residents of the american city of dorsa became mayor mayor.ids are cool slave on a common thing in every city however, in the us in the city doorset. this is the state of minnesota, this process took an unexpected turn, the new mayor, became a three-year-old james staffs, he became the youngest mayor in the history of america by the way, on election day, the candidate for office promised voters a treat in the form of ice cream if he wins i think they are just in the fifteenth trump was chosen simply because it was not a common listeria in america then, if we already elected a three-year-old president, of course, james's mother, the sheep, notes that the boy was very excited when he realized that he had won the political race. another feature of this situation is that james succeeded his six-year-old brother in this post. a six-month-old held this position aha that is the receiver of friends, first, bribery. secondly, you understand by pull, where friends are looking at the political system of america, honestly, of course, envy takes. can you i

it is no longer the country's --a truly american city. iggest city in the country, but may be the most american of all, place where people came to build the new american society is in a lot of trouble. this is one of the stories where you can't pinpoint the good guy and the bad guy. in a very short time, he has completely upended life in los angeles. he's put public defenders in positions where they defend criminals, not the population. downgraded charges against murderers and child molesters. he has refused to enforce quality of life. he has demoralized his own deputy district attorney in spirit and persecuted them. some of them have responded by attacking him on the record. the consequences of george kell's get good in that position of power are documented extensively in the document you have made called "suicide of los angeles." the first documentary in our new second series. here is a first look at what we found here in l.a. >> the destruction of los angeles is a deliberate act, act of suicide. under george carrasco and come up crimina

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americans with his rocket, r-7 power, which is enough to cross the ocean and wipe out more than one american citys capable of delivering cosmonauts into space. the space race is rapidly becoming the new battlefield of the cold war, each side is ready to fight to the last newspaper. the new york times called it a race to the bottom. to counter the soviet threat, the national aeronautics and space administration nasa hastily begins a project to launch an american into space. today we present to you and the whole world who have been selected to prepare for space flight. they are all family people. seven test pilots arrived presented by journalists from all over the world welcome the national project mercury and the astronauts. i guess. we can start your questions you can ask the astronauts what their children and wives think about this captain. there are no problems at home, my family does not mind. tell me when you are going to fly into space. everything, just in this there is nothing wrong. all of you are well. it is known that the russians are rushing into space, but we will be the first there. t

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american cities. got the loudest factions on the democratic party to thank for that example, remember the squad? they actually believe we should be defunding the police. remember -- >> not only do we need defund but we need to dismantle and start anew. >> talking abouts reduction of our nypd budget and defunds the $6 billion. >> yes i support the defund movement because this is about the investment in our communities which have been divested. >> i am for defunding the police. >> bret: nancy pelosi and company want you to deny they deny democrats want to defund the police those are democrats saying that he how rich. finding out today squad member cori bush was calling on police departments to be dismantled she paid $400,000 for private security. rules for thee not her. the rules is you have district attorneys walking in line with the squad's talking points and convicted murderers thanking them for doing it take for example this story in los angeles. you got a convicted murderer, vowing to get d.a. geor

t longer the country's locus of creativity in the city itself, which is a beautiful and truly american city, second biggest city in the country. but maybe the most american of all a place where people came to build the new america society is in a lot of trouble.. this is one of those stories wen really can't pinpoint the good guy in the bad guys or the badca guy is the new prosecutor in los angeles, george gascon. he was electeded with the help f george soros and in a very short time is completely up ended life in los angeles. in he's put public defenders in positions where they defend criminals, not the population, downgraded charges against murders and child molesters. he has refuseders and chi to ene quality of life crimess and he's demoralized his own deputy district attorneys and persecuted themmte. some of them have responded by attacking him on the record. so the consequences ofoo george gascon getting that position of power are documented, extensor evely in a documentary we have made called suicide of los angeles. that's the debut the first documentary in our new second series n. he

. >>> plus, the first major american city is reinstating its mask mandate in the wake of the new covid surge. those stories and a check on the weather when we come back. weather when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. >>> president biden has announced new restrictions on homemade firearms known as ghost guns. the new rule would require makers of gun kits to include a serial number on the weapons and for sellers to follow the same standard as with other firearms. which would include requiring a background check for purchase. the finalization of the rule comes a year after the president initially proposed it. biden blamed lobbying from gun rights advocates for the lengthy delay. >> the rule has been called extreme. extreme. let's me ask you. is it extreme to protect police officers, extreme to protect our children, extreme to keep guns out of the hands of people who couldn't even pass a background check? >> the president also announced steve, as the nominee to lead the bureau of bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, and explosives, a former u.s. attorney from her

the international profile of this city is tango, football, latin lifestyle - a south american city with a european feel. but what about the porteños, the nickname for the citizens of buenos aires? how do they roll with it? these politics, economics and growing social inequality. what is it like to struggle to build a more life-sized city when you're constantly having to reboot, regroup, take a deep breath and start all over again? - plagued by political and economic crises, argentina's been down on its luck - to say the least - for quite a while now. its capital, buenos aires, has managed to stay on its feet, and remains the epicenter of the nation's economy. unfortunately, not everyone shares in the wealth. austerity measures have hit the lower and middle classes, and citizens - the porteños - are desperately seeking alternative ways to renew their multifaceted metropolis. so, what gives? on the one hand, buenos aires has a reputation for multiculturalism that gives every neighbourhood a sense of vitality. on the other, it's facing some serious urban challenges that almost make it seem

our climate change series "earth 365" takes a look at what is being done to prevent one major american citydrowning due to rising sea levels. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs f0 a >> right now at 7:00. a, you know we're here. >> a bay area mother in tears as her son learns he is a free man after 32 years after a conviction he didn't commit. >>> more rain changes it forecast later this week. i'm tracking it hour by hour. >> we're learning of an arrest in a destructive fire that gutted a home depot. >> could we be seeing one of the last home owners in oakland? >> streaming, he was sent to prison for life for first degree murder. 32 years later, he is about to be set free in san francisco after a judge ruled he didn't do it. i'm july >> spoke with the man's mother who broke down in tears when she heard the news. >> it is a bittersweet mood here at the district attorney's office. it is part celebratory and also they are resolved to do better. >> it was a good day for joaquin syria and it is a good day for the family. >> this

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also, crime is surging in american cities and in the wake of all the black lives matter, defend the policeat his black americans are suffering the most. also the crisis at the border is said to get worse as joe biden drops a measure that limits the tide of illegal immigration. and the mouse that roared or squeaked. awoke at disney disdain for the rights of appearance will cost the company where it hurts, on the bottom line. we'll talk about all that this week with our guess the hills christian tate and former miami beach mayor philip levine. but first, independence day comes early this year. on monday a federal judge in florida struck down the biden administration mask mandate on airplanes in public transportation. judge catherine said the cdc had overstepped its authority and imposing the mandate just days after the agency had renewed it until early may. now this country is a nation born in the pursuit of liberty. up-and-down american airline crews and passengers celebrated their newfound freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] [applause] >> week to listen to that all day. but of course not eve

despite rising cases of ba-2 here in new york city, a new poll shows covid doesn't even rank among the top five most pressing issues for americanse they're more concerned about the economy and inflation. norah. >> o'donnell: meg oliver, thanks. well china largest city remains under a strict covid lockdown tonight affecting more than 26 million residents with most being forced to remain indoors. here's cbs's elizabeth palmer. >> no one dreamed they would ever see this. shanghai, china's cosmopolitan dine mow empty and silent. at night between the high-rises a drone tells people to follow covid rules and bizarrely not to sing on their balcony. during the day, there is a frantic push by the government to get food to millions shut into their homes. but it hasn't been-- and social media shows protests. in this one the crowd shuts we're starving. while last week a man was filmed venting his furry on the phone. >> what am ppuy iatardrivi our death. >> construction crews have converted shanghai's convention center into a vast isolation ward for 50,000 beds. anyone who tests positive has no choice. as one patient posted on tik tos specia

the major american city reenforcing the mask rule with covid cases increasing. good monday, everyone, thanks for joining us, the news at 5:30 starts right now n today the president unveiled new regulations to crackdown on ghost guns. they are a big problem as we reported here in the bay area. so much so that sam liccardo and libby schaaf were at the white house today for this announcement. here's alice barr from washington. >> reporter: at least two people killed, ten injured at an iowa nightclub, at a party in suburban chicago, at least one killed, seven injured. and near a high school, three teenagers shot. that's the toll of one weekend's gun violence in america. president biden today rolling out new steps to curb a pandemic-era surge in fatal shootings. the president zeroing in on ghost guns, kits that can be assembled at home with no background check required. police in major cities increasingly finding them at crime scenes. >> these guns are weapons of choice for many criminals. >> reporter: the philadelphia district attorney announcing charges against one

the major american city reenforcing the mask rule with covid cases increasing., everyone, thanks for joining us, the news at 5:30 starts right now n today the president unveiled new regulations to crackdown on ghost guns. they are a big problem as we reported here in the bay area. so much so that sam liccardo and libby schaaf were at the white house today for this announcement. here's alice barr from washington. >> reporter: at least two people killed, ten injured at an iowa nightclub, at a party in suburban

philip cook has studied gun violence in large american cities since the 1970s. philip: those increases are even larger than what we saw in the streets back in the cities. stephen: take a closer look at the clusters of shootings shown by year. green triangles mark the locations of all the shootings in 2019. purple squares, all the shootings in 2020. and orange circles show the locations of the most recent shootings through mid-december 2021. altogether, they're up 117%. andrew barclay: we have seen an increase. stephen: andrew barclay serves as public information officers at chp's golden gate division, the lead agency investigating these shootings. andrew: the three areas that i will say that we've seen the largest increase are gonna be alameda county, contra costa county, and solano county. stephen: that's exactly what our map shows. when you zoom in, you can see clusters of cases along 580 in oakland, alameda county, from the intersection of fruitvale avenue southeast to malcolm avenue, the exit to the zoo. there were 31 shootings along those stretches. there's

but blm,, blm, which torched american cities for nearly a year, they're not treasonist ,not according to mitt romney. >> mitt romney, of course, did take to the streets there and the first republican to join thousands of people were protesting towards his death. the utah senator marched with a group of events, christians and shared the photo of himself on twitter and romney told the reporter that he was h participating in those protests because he wanted to make sure that people understood the black lives matter. ce >> a we need a voice against racism. we need many voices againstsmed racism a, against brutality. >> wehat need to stand up and sy that black lives matter. oh yeah. mitt romney took to the streets greatest line ever uttered on cable news. and like all the great lines, nobody laughed. mitt romney took to the streets to watch blm burn down cities, shoot people and defraud donors to buy six million dollars mansions in l.a. but guess who the traitor is? tulsi gabbard. ho mthat's a mitt romney is telg us and tulsi gabbard is a lot worse than tony fauci who funded the production

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it turns out that these families from kharkov settlements and these residents. the american city of rubezhnoyeng is still going on, and under shelling every day, volunteers with humanitarian cargo from russia break through to find and punish them as adults. mercenaries must also these schoolchildren from the excitement, where lessons have already begun, and pensioners from the basements. in mariupol, for which ours carry out evacuation in moments of rare calm. evelina broke through here from st. petersburg to her mother, with whom there was no contact for more than a month. i would like to take with me all the neighbors whom i have known since childhood. but there are only two empty seats in the car. man with her pick up we'll be today it will be very tasty rice will be gravy there will be fish will be uh, so for a separate dinner even before dinner for nursing packages, banned in russia a minecraft volume near the mariupol port is thrown together with ukrainian camouflage under the guise of peaceful civilians from the cauldron. every day militants try to break through. this azov with a swasti

. >> a lot of people who supported the riots in american cities in 2020 were allowed to say what theyer. kamala harris went on twitter to offer to put up money for people had been charged with rioting, she offered to put up money for them. >> is a very stark difference in what started out as people protest obviously turned into riots, looting, terrible things after the murder of george floyd. and an insurrection that was encouraged by not just the presidents it's america but powerful centers like josh hawley. more and more information is coming out from the generous sixth of may we know what president trump was doing that day. he was watching coverage of it and not calling it off a log of mike said hank michael pence and he continued. >> we can have another conversation it's a question about should these voices actually be stopped from being heard on an important platform like twitter? it seems to me that is a distinctly had altered the american tradition of free speech. >> it goes over too whether this becomes dangerous. like yelling fire in a theater. they did feel there are no sixe

her new life today at 12:35 on the channel russia is at home in an american city ashley bears on thethe usual thing has always believed that it is in russia on they don’t pay attention to the bear, if a person is surprised or frightened by a clubfoot, then it’s definitely not local, as for the four-legged citizens themselves, they fit perfectly into the local styling behave calmly stare at shop windows and cross busy streets comply with traffic rules looked in one direction , then into another and forward along the pedestrian crossing, mother. he even sets them as an example to his children. here, learn. that's how you behave, just don't growl. yes, you don’t need to growl, and in zoos, with the onset of heat, animals turn into outdoor enclosures, including gorillas. what conditions are necessary for them to feel good ? the so-called termite mounds are different containers with holes where nuts and other delicacies are put, the keepers were specially installed in new places. this is a kind of imitation of the life of primates in nature. after all, in the wild they constantly have to

on sunday at 20:00, as at home in an american city, the bears ashled on the streets, the usual thing has always believed that it is in russia that attention is on them. this is not for a bear. they turn, if a person was surprised or frightened of a clubfoot, then it’s definitely not local, as for the four-legged townspeople themselves, they fit perfectly into the local style, they behave calmly , stare at shop windows and cross busy streets, observing traffic rules, looked in one direction, then in the other and forward on the crosswalk, mother. he even sets them as an example to his children. here, they say, learn how to behave. just don't growl. yes, you don’t need to growl, and in zoos, with the onset of heat, animals turn into street animals . enclosures, including gorillas. what conditions are necessary for them to feel good ? the so-called termite mounds are different containers with holes where nuts and other delicacies are put, the keepers were specially installed in new places. this is a kind of imitation of the life of primates in nature. indeed, in the wild, they constantl

the nra says this move does little to stop the violence we are seeing in major american cities. they call this a gun ban. to be clear, this new rule does not ban ghost guns. on the other hand, david, we're hearing from the nypd, they are praising this, they are saying this will help those police officers who have been trying to get these guns off american streets. >> cecilia, thank you. >>> we turn now to the tragic death of pittsburgh steelers quarterback dwayne haskins, struck and killed on a florida interstate while on foot. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> haskins takes off. >> reporter: tonight, authorities trying to determine quterback dwayne haskiora rste he was fatally s flora ghy patrol, the an, ssacility for unknown reasons" early saturday morning, when he tried to cross the westbound lanes and was hit. tonight, the sports world in shock, including his former ohio state coach. >> just a wonderful teammate, wonderful, obviously, player, but disregard the player piece, a great teammate, great friend. >> reporter: haskins drafted in the first round in 2019 after leading oh

is it a city or a country or biography? we have big man american history and behind the iron curtain common people draw and drawing a new curtain who are those leaders who are going to make communism in other countries workers african african-americans. there's one car that addresses this issue with such a huge issue given the constant trope of slavery that hold it out. and then the common man woman and child. so here this is these are the the three cards that i identified as specifically relating to korea again. we see this important idea that the forces were from the united nations and we see men on the on the battlefield and specific battles that the the people could learn from. so the idea was that you would say if you had card 32 un counter-attack and you had two of those but you really wanted bridging a stream under fire you would say to your friend, you know, i'll give you my uncounter attack if you give me bridging a stream under fire your number eight and the idea is you see these cards you experience them you pass them. and a hand you're

you see the cocaine cartel doesn't begin in medalane, it begins in every american city where crack is. it's the drug user who makes the cartel possible, who provides the profit and the drug enterprise and the user is an accomplice to every criminal act, every murder, every terrorist attack carried out by the narcotics syndicate. if we lack the will to fully mobilize the law in our country, to arrest and punish drug users, if we cannot stem the american demand for drugs, then there will be little hope for preventing foreign drug producers from fulfilling that demand. if we can control that demand and curtail the drug consumption in our own country then our efforts can succeed and the drug narcotics rings can and will be defeated. now let me state clearly notwithstanding a few voices on the fringes, i don't believe the american people will of allow the illegal use of drugs in our country. the consensus against drugs in the united states has never been stronger. drugs must remain illegal in every step in the chain, if it's illegal to grow coca in peru, to process it into cocaine in colom

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in every city together this was done by american _ every city together this was done by american foreignme minister _ american foreign powers. imran khan is no longer prime minister but i american foreign powers. imran khan is no longer prime minister but he i is no longer prime minister but he is no longer prime minister but he is clearly still a major player in pakistani politics. you can see that from the size of the crowd here. but he has also fallen out with his former allies, pakistan's military and that will make returning to office more difficult. there has been unprecedented criticism of pakistan's army chief in recent weeks, normally considered a red line. some of imran khan's supporters accuse him of complicity in ousting him and imran khan himself is towing a more careful line. translation: the army was involved. there have been for prime ministers under this one army chief. imran khan and his supporters want early elections. but they are not due to next year and he is now facing a number of inquiries that could damage him politically. all eyes are and what he does next to tr

cocaine cartel does not begin -- it begins in the streets of new york, miami, los angeles and every american city. we're crack is bought and sold. it is the drug user who makes the cartel possible. and provides the market, the funds the enterprise. and the drug user is an accomplice that every criminal act, every murder, every terrorist attack carried out in the narcotics syndicate. if we lacked the will, and fully mobilize the force of law in our country, to arrest and punish drug users, so if we can't or if we cannot stem the demand for drugs, then there will be little hope for preventing foreign producers from fulfilling that demand. but if we can control that demand, and curtail the drug consumption their own country, then our efforts can succeed. an international drug narcotic rings can and will be defeated. let me state clearly, notwithstanding a few voices on the fringes, i don't believe that the american people will ever allow the legalization of drugs in our country. the consensus gate drugs in the united states has never been stronger. we clearly understand that drugs must remain illega

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. >> carley: the border crisis led to fentanyl crisis in american cities and neighborhoods and killing innocent americans like alexandria capaluto. her father joins us now. she was a beautiful girl, what you are living through is every parent's worst nightmare. tell us what happened to her? >> she was on home from christmas break back in 2019, she was a student at arizona state university. attending college on full academic scholarship. she suffered from depression and anxiety and not that any parent would condone this, she apparently went on search on social media, snapchat, to be exact, went in search of oxycodon't and she took a counterfeit pill made of a lethal dose of fentanyl that took her life. i want to mention something, i'm a proud dad, i could go on and say a lot of good about my daughter. the truth is, we need to discuss 300 families that are going to get a called it and the next day letting them know their loved one is dead from fentanyl because that is how many americans it is killing a day in america right now. this is just a tragedy beyond epic proportions and aside fro