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the atlanta and los angeles airports were among 14 airport web sites affected by the attack. those signs that affected actual air travel officials are suggesting the issue could be an inconvenience for people are trying to get travel information last week killed at also claimed responsibility for knocking several u.s. state government websites offline, including the states of colorado, mississippi and kentucky. >> well, if you want to save money on upcoming holiday travel, now is the time to book your tickets. that's according to the travel app called hopper mid october is the best time to get holiday travel deals. according to hopper demand is still relatively low at this time of year, meaning that the airlines still have lower priced routes and promotions. hopper says airfares rise about $10 every day from the end of october through thanksgiving. the website says travel around australia and new zealand in a camper van, you have to act fast to meet the application deadline. >> payroll provider deal is looking to hire a social media nomad. we'll work remotely from havana say

airport websites in new york, los angeles, chicago, atlanta, and other cities were hit with denial of airport operations were not impacted. and, we'll be right back, with a cele >>> the smithsonian's air and space museum celebrates remarkable moments, like landing on the moon. and this week, a new era is set to launch. here's cbs' meg oliver. >> reporter: you had to take out all of these aircraft? >> everything. >> reporter: a massive undertaking, part of a billion-dollar renovation to the national air and space museum. why did it need to be rebuilt? >> it was, frankly, worn out. we really had to rebuild the entire structure. >> reporter: almost half the exhibits are newly on-display. new aircraft-- real ones, and those from the movies. new interactive games... this is a fun physics lesson. >> exactly. >> reporter: ...and some old memories. >> this motorcycle is what evel knievel used to jump 14 greyhound buses. >> reporter: i remember it well. mario andretti's race car is here, too. >> reporter: in this gallery, we talk about going fast, and the quest for speed, not just how it plays

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look at los angeles. atlanta, washington.k aren't sure where they are going to go because we are the safest big city in america. >> greg: bragging that new york is safer than chicago. that's like saying son of sam killed fewer people than john wayne gacy. congrats on being safer than most formally great cities. they are also led by democrats who turned them into dumpster fires. where are they going to go if not new york? don't go upstate. the data at marist college was shot and killed during a fight between two balls on parole. one was a key suspect in recent murder case. the venues for that guy, this murder could earn him a lot more parole. tyrus, i have a theory. would you like to hear it? >> tyus: you are the host. yeah. >> greg: the reason why lori lightfoot survives despite being the worst mayor since de blasio. is that his name? she protect yourself for punching down defense. if you criticize harris because she's black or because she's a or because she dresses like a movie usher. don't you dare criticize her just becaus

look at chicago and san francisco and los angeles and atlanta and washington.eople leaving new york, i am not sure if they're going to go because we the safest and biggest city in america. >> hey kathy, cut the bs, actually, keep it going because voters are seeing who you truly are. my next guest is trailing hochul byless than two-points in the race for new york. congressman zeldin, thank you for joining me. >> you talk about the person who gets murdered on the l train and that's why we were all mourning in the emt who got stabbed before her lunch break. we saw what happened at howard beach trying to get off a subway, gets attacked by a guy who had once killed his own grandmother, out on parole, violates tparole in august. no the victim is battling for her eye sight. i just came from buffalo yesterday where there was a woman in that area who on tuesday got attacked by her own husband, keir hudson, having three kids. he got charged with all sorts of crimes on tuesday. he gets released. keir was telling people he's going to kill me. on wednesday, sure enough her

let's check your low your high temperatures. 87 in los angeles seventies and the rockies atlanta warms up to 63. coming up the new lawsuit over the jfk assassination first the charges now being filed against these daycare workers accused of using a screen mask to scare young kids and the woman who used thousands of bees to protest an eviction. happened live only on g m. a. charges have now been filed in connection with this video showing a mississippi daycare worker in a scary mask terrorizing toddlers for employees were fired after the incident are now facing felony child abuse charges. another worker was charged with failing to report the abuse. parents say the children are traumatized and they want the workers held accountable. details this morning about the impact that inflation is having on americans . the typical household is now spending $445 more per month on expenses than last. year. as a result, a new survey finds 38% of workers have looked for a second job. many cities are also seeing more evictions, triggering protests. abc s injury, fuji reports on one protest that swarmed

got to the atlanta airport to connect to los angeles, back home, you know, i went to the gate, arithmeticyton county police officers, out of nowhere, kind of almost, like, ambushed me and started asking me if i was carrying drugs on me, if i was transporting drugs, if i was using drugs, buying drugs. they went through all the specific drugs. and, you know, i was the only person of color in front of me or behind me, and clearly they were racially profiling me, the whole experience was humiliating and dehumanizing, and it's not really consensual. when two cops pop out and start berating you, barraged with all these questions about drugs, you don't feel like you have the right to leave. and then they asked if they could search my bag, finally after all these questioning, and i went, do i have to say yes? the older cop was like, no. i was like, well then no. so, you know, it was traumatizing. it's not the only time we've been racially profiled at the airport. i've been out a lot of airports all over the country, so -- >> what about you, mister english? >> yeah, part of the reason i reached ou

look at los angeles, atlanta,w washington. people leaving new york . i'm not sureyork wheree they're going to go because we are the safest big city in america. > hey, kathy , cut the b.s. actually , keep it going. because voters are seeing who you truly are. a branu truld new poll shows. my next guest, congressman lee zeldin, is trailing hochul by less than two byles points in the race for governor right here in new york . t >>in the r congressman zeldin je now. >> congressman, so great to have you. >> first, your reaction to what governor hochul said is totally divorced from reality. i mean, you're pointing out fo what happened yesterday with four subway knife attacks over the course of anre eight hour span. you talk aboutd the persoonn t who gets murdered on an l train. and that was while we're all in mourning over an emt who in an unprovoked attack got fatally stabbed just before that. n her lunch break, we saw what happened with someone else in howard beach trying to get off of a subway, gets attacked by a guy who had once killed his owne grandmoth

work trip, filling an hbo show and charleston, south carolina, connecting in the atlanta airport to fly home to los angeleswent to the jet bridge, i went to the gate, gave the gate agent my ticket. went to the jet bridge and these two clayton county cops came out of nowhere and started questioning me about am i selling drug, buying drug, transporting drugs? i was the only person of color in front of me and behind me on this narrow. >> were they in uniform. >> they were plainclothes. i can't remember if they had badges around them, but they were plainclothes, so that made it extra confusing i had already been through tsa i was like is this another tsa screening? what is this, what do they want? and i was like this is stop frisk, they're singling out black and brown people asking them if they have drugs in the hopes they do so they can arrest them but experience was humiliating and embarrassing and dehumanizing and >> everyone around you is watching what were the expressions. >> everyone is gawking like you're a perpetrator, like bad guy literally just flying home from a work trip. >> is that why you thought

one of the airports were los angeles international, chicago o'hare, and atlanta heartsfield jackson.ations or airlines were affected by killnet. water line today they claim they have hacked and disrupted the website of j.p. morgan chase bank. chase is aware of the claim and monitoring the operations adding at this time they have not experienced any operational impact from this situation. and fox news saw no evidence of any issues when we visited the websites and a bank branch, the chase website, operations and the atm machines are working ok today despite the claim. but the use of cyber warfare by russian hackers and putin is part of their m.o. rebecca wrote the book "putin's playbook" says targeting computer networks is part of moscow's war plans. >> what we will see is escalation. they will target critical infrastructure. now, it all depends on what we do, what the russians are trying to signal to us right now, they are trying to place pressure on our population. >> she also fears cyber warfare could escalate because russia is losing the war in ukraine, and that putin and russian s

louis, new orleans, los angeles, seattle, portland, oregon, atlanta.hey aren't even talking about the senate race there. the main stories in atlanta's main stations are crime, crime, crime, and more crime. and the democrats are doing nothing and our president is certainly not leading the way along with the vice president, so i'm hoping for red tsunami come november 8 to shake things up so we can have safety, law, and order peace and tranquillity back in our streets not just in new york but all across america. jackie: but let me ask you this because governor hochul is doing nothing putting no pressure on the district attorney, alvin bragg here in new york city and some say he's a bigger problem than mayor eric adams is and if lee zeldin was elected governor he would literally remove him so he cannot allow these convicted criminals to continue to come back out on the streets and harm people over and over and over again. >> that and district attorneys throughout new york state who like alvin bragg are refusing to enforce the law but understand this. the p

a distributive denial of service attacks on the airport affected were los angeles international, chicago o'hare, in jackson atlanta sound of apparent gunshots and explosions echoed today through the streets of a western iranian city the hot spots of protester of a 22-year-old woman in police custody. activist in iran see at least one man reportedly was killed by security forces in a village nearby. his incidents come as they raged on over the woman's death. iran's government said that she was not mistreated an approach as they say are getting. ♪ ♪ it's time for tonight's common ground segment where in this cross dominic discussed the worn ukraine. democratic congressman adam smith in colorado republican representative. chairman smith on ask you about what you're hearing and seeing from ukraine and how you interpret it. >> the big news here is their counter offense doesn't really have an effect? we've seen what they've made in khaki eve. having progress, they really punch back started to retake territory. this caused a lot of chaos for russia as we've seen with their mass mobilization. so i think that is a big head

cities with the most surveillance, san francisco, new york city, atlanta, chicago, washington, d.c., right here where i am now, los angeleshe planet. according to a stud that includes 22,327 cameras they counted in this city alone which is about the population, area that they measured here, 3.9 million people. that equals about 5.61 cameras per 1000 people. rachel: how do you know if you're being surveiled by your government? >> when you walk outside of your house you can pretty much count on the fact you're being surveiled by the government, no matter what it is. also as we travel about, if we go to a hotel, go to different public places, even places you think you should have privacy you can detect spy devices, cameras being used, whether it is the government or somebody else getting in on that. i will show you how to do that at cyberguy.com. rachel: go to cyberguy.com, the china ficatino of america. thanks, kurt for the depressing news. >> thank you rachel. rachel: xi xinping is unprecedented third term as his predecessor is forcibly removed from the communist party ceremony. we'll show you the full video. and took one

ivanka trump working with local churches to provide supplies the atlanta braves bouncing back to defeat the phillies 3-0. in los angelese san diego padres evened up their series with the dodgers with a 5-3 win. in the american league, aaron judge and the new york yankees will face the cleveland guardians tonight in the bronx, depending on the weather. the meanwhile yordan alvarez and the houston astros will take on the seattle mariners. and mattress mac placed a $10 million bet that the astros would win the world series. it could be the biggest bet payout in sports betting history. those are your headlines. he loves the sports betting. >> and back to the folks as well. >> does he know the yankees are in the playoffs? does he fully realize that? >> he supports his hometown. >> how many of his bets has he won? do we know? 50/50? that's a lot of money. >> very charitable as well. >> every big game, he's in the news. thanks, carly. >> still ahead, angry michigan parents showing up in droves to a school board meeting only being shut down for booing. a dad at the meeting will join us live. >> and we're counting down to this

the atlanta braves bouncing back to defeat the phillies 3-0, and in los angeles the san diego padress with the dodgers with a 5-three win thanks to a pair of homers from many machado. but upstaged by a fine feathered friend. the sellout crowd mesmerized by a goose on the loose, swooping in to get the big bird off the field in the eighth inning. that is the cutest goose i've ever seen! >> steve: the goose is loose! >> ainsley: we are glad that no geese were injured. >> brian: the most self-confident bird around. i thought pigeons are confident, but a goose will walk through traffic. when a goose wants to go to a field, it just sits -- >> carley: does this happen too often? >> ainsley: does this happen to you often? on the l.i.e. sometimes you see a goose? >> brian: they are second, ducks are first. i apologize to the ducks. i should've said that. i'm just amazed they will take the kids and walk them through traffic. >> ainsley: you mentioned stories like. how you like this next one? at >> brian: we know the border patrol agents on horseback, we knew about this huge migrant crisis that

los angeles home, she was 96 years old. major league baseball wrapping up a four-game division series opener starting with stunner in atlantathe braves and in the bronx, new york yankees taking game one over the cleveland guardians thanks to massive home run from anthony ri rizzo. and alvarez had a massive blast. >> launching deep right field and this is gone and astros in game one, alvarez, are you kidding me? >> carley: you see it there, the astros blocked the mariners off 8-7. poll surveys 2000 gen-zers say thumbs up emoji looks hostile. other emojis making the list red heart icon, okay hand and the tick emoji, that is a them problem issue not an anybody else. >> steve: i probably used thumbs up three times yesterday. >> carley: it is okay, positive sign. >> steve: not according to people younger than us. other one not to use unless you are old, the one that looks like chocolate frozen yogurt, it is not yogurt. >> ainsley: the chocolate frozen yogurt. >> brian: migrant buses have arrived. 19,000 into the city, mostly from el paso or the border areas in texas. arizona sends them to washington, d.c. they are being overwhel

and defending the super bowl champions los angeles rams over the last two weekends, but the team's recent history came to an abrupt end yesterday afternoon in atlantan francisco lost to the falcons 28 to 14. the injuries of six starters left the niners critically short handed on the fence, and that let it let his defenses shut down the 49ers running game, and quarterback jimmy g. says the team had some costly turnovers, doing some critical times of the game. dangerous self inflicted wounds. really. i mean, guys making mistakes, and it wasn't just, you know, one guy or one position starts with myself, and i think we just kinda one after another kept making mistakes. and when you do that adds up to a to a game like this one and george kittle says atlanta falcons deserve credit for playing what could be their best game of the year and kittle says the falcons quarterback had one of the best games of his career. marietta was clicking. um he you know what 13 for 14. that's a #### of a stat line. um but they were running the ball 40 rushes . i mean, that's what usually we do, and we couldn't. we couldn't get into that because we got down early. um and the

los angeles damagers. mets played well during the regular season and were at the top of their division for 175 days. new york lost to the atlantald card series where they were eliminated. >>> 40,000 runners took to the streets of the windy city on sunday morning for the chicago marathon. athletes from around the world weaved through neighborhoods all over the city. in the end, benson kitruto of kenya won the men's race in 2:04. on the women's side, kenya's ruth chebnatik grabbed her second marathon win, 2:14. >>> both charley brown and lucy would probably faint if they saw this great pumpkin. just outside of chicago, illinois, it weighs more than 1,700 pounds. ordinarily 800 kilograms. the man to grew the giant says it needed 150 gallons of water a day and crew grew at a rate of 40 pounds every 24 hours. no word yet on what he plans to do with it on halloween. you can take a guess. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm laila harrak. i'll be back in just a moment with more news. (vo the new iphone 14 pro is here. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple carere+ is

atlanta. thanks. ♪ ♪ with halloween just 11 days away, authorities are encouraging parents to double-check their children's treats as the big night approaches. officials at the los angeles found thousands of suspected fentanyl pills disguised as candy. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has details. >> packaged as skittles, whoppers and various other candy brands, 12,000 pills believed to be laced with potentially deadly fentanyl, discovered when a passenger tried to take them through a tsa check point at los angeles international airport. the l.a. sheriff's department says the seizure should serve as a warning to parents, quote: with halloween approaching, parents need to make sure they are checking their kids' candy and not allowing them toe eat tt anything until it has been inspected by them. so-called rainbow fentanyl pills deliberately colored to look like candy have been found in 26 states this year. >> what's happening is they are poisoning our kids. we have these dealers that are killing our children and are terrorizing our community. >> d.e.a. points out about 42% of illicit pills contain more than the potentially lethal dose of 2 milligrams of fentanyl. so the

last seen in los angeles but also travel to houston, las vegas and san diego since april after the boy's body was found, the victim has been identified as 5 year-old cairo, jordan of atlanta and police are arrested. this woman 40 year-old don coleman, louisiana last week in san francisco in connection to the boy's death. his autopsy showed no signs of physical trauma, his death of his cause of death was ruled as and electrolyte imbalance likely caused by a stomach bug. just really want the public's help in finding her in and bring her to justice. this whole case is all about justice. >> for kyra, that's the only thing this case is ever been about this investigation has a lot of twists and turns a lot of information. that's still just the tip of the iceberg. >> investigators say they identified the suspects after running fingerprints on a trash bag inside the suitcase. police say in the months leading up to her son's death, anderson spoke about living with a, quote, demonic child. all right, switching. as we take a live look over the gorgeous city of san francisco. you can see sales force tower out there in distance. we know twitter's down there below as well. we're going

atlanta to california. now's a father, as a husband, i wanted the best for my family. we wanted to give birth at cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles. in 2016, we walked into cedars-sinai which we expected to be the happiest day of our lives and walked directly into a nightmare. it is important to understand throughout the entire pregnancy, she was not in just that health, she was an exceptional health. all signs pointed to her and the new baby being extremely healthy. we went in for routine scheduled cesarean section at around 2:00 in the afternoon. our new baby was born perfectly healthy. this was it. everything we talked about, everything we hoped for was finally here. they take us back to recovery which is normal. as we are there, that is when things began to take a turn for the worse. as she was resting, i saw blood coming from her bedside. this is around 4:00 in the afternoon. i bring it to the attention of the doctors and nurses. they examine her. phys they take her vitals. i also ordered -- they also ordered a ct scan. for everyone in here, what does that mean? it means right now. i'm concerned, thinking we are at cedars wh