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>>muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticias univisión, nos encontamos en la zona de atlantis city, unolos sectores por donde se espera ingrese la mayor tormenta que ha afectado a estados unidos, y podría afectara 50 años0 millones de personas. nayeli nos tiene los preparativos que se realizan en nueva york. >>con una carrera contra reloj estos trabajadores ultiman los pormenores. >>que nos preparemos, la gente no quiere evacuar aquí en new jersey. >>el gobernador emitio estado de emergencia y ordeno una evacuacion obligatoria para los trabajadore de los casinos y residentes del área. >>el temor es por los niños, estamos preocupados. >>la familia vasquez es una de varias quew a falta de hotel, pasarán los dias de incertidumbre refugiados en un albergue. >>zonas a esta hora estan convertidas en pueblo fantasma. >>los estragos de huracán sandy pordrían ser visibles a lo largo de la costa. >>la autoridad ha sido enfatica en advertir a la poblacion que tome las medidas para salvaguardarse >>huracán sandy podría ser mucho más devastadoras que irene, y pordrían quedar sin luz por dias. >>es t

>> reporter: that is laguardia down there normally handles 1,000 flights a day, now a modern-day atlantis like a river. it doesn't look a land mass, it looks like a lake or pond. as we fly around the lower tip of manhattan, even new york's waterways -- >> a lot of oil there. >> reporter: and when with touch down we thought our journey was over. the coast guard guys dropped us off at the wall street helipad which clearly sustained a lot of damage. there is flooding in mere. we're locked. we're locked in. we hit another obstacle. either we go for a swim in the river or go over that fence. there is no way out. here goes nothing. i'm out. tonight, this was the scene in lower manhattan as we made our way back uptown. everyone of the skyscrapers are without power, they are just dark. no streetlights, no stoplights. the only lights are the headlights of the con ed trucks frantically trying to restore power. as they work through the night, which may be fitting for a city that never sleeps. i'm juju chang for "nightline" in manhattan. >> talk about intrepid reporting, thank you, juju. >>> and late

the shuttle atlantis went to the kennedy space center in florida, los angeles won the endeavour, the shuttle discovery is now on display in washington, d.c., and the enterprise traveled in grand style to new york city. how did it get its name? >> enterprise was originally supposed to be called constitution, but fans of the television show "star trek" wrote in to president gerald ford petitioning him to change the name of the shuttle to enterprise, and president ford agreed, and so the shuttle was named enterprise. >> the pavilion is filled with lots of interesting things to see, and there's more to come. the intrepid museum is raising money to create an even more spectacular exhibit... >> and we hope inspire future generations of astronauts and engineers and scientists. >> no doubt about it. this is one piece of american history that's truly out of this world. for "tkn," i'm brandon. beam me up, scotty. >> the future is being invented by the teens of today. alexa reports on the winners of a major nationwide competition. this report is brought to you by toshiba. >> they came from all

storms in "atlantis" 78. afternoon rain st.. 73 in denver and morning fog in seattle 71 degrees. >>> good news for drivers in los angeles this morning. carmageddon two is over. cars are one of the busiest freeways in theiation. work went around the clock. just like last year, fears of a massive traffic jam never happened. lindsay lohan is in trouble with the law again. she accuse ad 25-year-old man of throwing her down in a hotel room in new york city sunday. she alleged took his phone. she was arrested on misdeamnor assault but dropped. he has filed harassment complaints against lohan. two weeks ago she was accused of hitting a pedestrian with her car. >>> in denver a skateboard race lived up to its name. a deer comes out of nowhere and slams into one of the skateboarders. he and the deer tumbled off the road. no word on the condition of the skateboarder. i'm terrell brown, this is the morning news. we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and

was a rehearing request for the board upholding of your granting of a coastal permit for the beach atlantithletic fiel. new information became available that could have influenced the board's decision-making. appellant provided further arguments with respect to the eir. the department did note the -- in question presented to the board. the previous hearing the board conducted and the appellant never requested a continuance or rescheduling for additional time for review. the board voted unanimous will you to deny the hearing request. the second and final item before the board that may be of interest to you was 4218 mission street. this was a building permit an appeal of a building permit for soft demo. there was no change of use involved. the reason this address may be familiar to you is because this is the proposed future site of the green cross, which is a medical cannabis dispensary. this was approved by you in february of this year, commissioners. however, the permit that would change the use is still under review by other city agencies, and has not yet been issued. the department did n

now, a modern-day atlantis. it looks like a river. >> it does. i couldn't even see it at first. >> reporter: it doesn't look like a land mass. it looks like a lake or a pond. as we fly around the lower tip of manhattan, even new york's waterways are scarred. >> a lot of oil or something right down there. >> reporter: every one of these skyscrapers are without power. they're just dark. there's no street lights. there's no stoplights. in fact, the only lights are the headlights of the con ed trucks frantically trying to restore power. as they work through the night, which may be fitting for a city that never sleeps. i'm juju chang, in manhattan. >> we got a sense from juju's piece, about the state of the airports here in new york city. the good news, jfk and newark are going to reopen with limited service. but la guardia airport, which you heard handles 1,000 flights a day, looks like a lake. look at that. that's the airport here still underwater. that airport is not going to reopen. the travel impact of this storm, 15,000 flights canceled. not onl

weather forecasters say atlantis agood chance much of the east coast will get hit with gale force windsheavy rain,ed intoing and maybe even snow. >> you will have lots of people affected. >> reporter: some folks in maryland are already heading to home detoe to stock occupy supplies. >> it has been a very active morning. >> looking at a generator. time to have some back-up. >> reporter: lot storm is not expected to hit until early next week, utility officials in connecticut aren't taxing any chances. >> we are having conversations right now with mutual assistance organizations and contractors within a two to three-day drive from here trying to ascertain that you are availability. >> reporter: some forecasters say the worst it was could be focused around new jersey and new york city. >> they were saying that new jersey has never experienced anything to this magnitude before. we are monitoring it very, very closely. >> reporter: residents on long island are taking precautions while style hoping for the best. >> an ounce of preventioning a pound of cure. when you get prepared, nothing happe

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>> reporter: that is laguardia down there normally handles 1,000 flights a day, now a modern-day atlantis like a river. it doesn't look a land mass, it looks like a lake or pond. as we fly around the lower tip of manhattan, even new york's waterways -- >> a lot of o oil there. >> reporter: and when with touch down wthought ou journey was over. the coast guguard guys dropped off at the wall street hepad damage.learly sustained a lot of there is floodinin mere. we're locked. we're locked in. we hit another obstacle. either we go for a swim in the river or go o over that fence. there is no way out. here goes nothing. i'm ouout. tonight, this was the scene in lower manhattan as we made our way back uptown. everyone off the skyscrapers ar without power, they are just dark. no streetlights, no oplights. the only lights are the headlights of the con ed trucks frantically trying to restore power. as ty work through the night, which may be fitting for a city that never sleeps. i'm juju chang for "nightline" in manhattan. >> talk about intrepid reporting, thank you, juju. >>> and late word, jfk and

now a modern-day atlantis. >> it looks like a river. >> it does.ouldn't see it at first. >> reporter: it doesn't look like a land mass. it looks like a lake or a pond. >> as we fly around the lower tip of manhattan. even new york's waterways are scarred. >> a lot of oil or something right down there. by pier 17. >> reporter: every one of the skyscrapers are without power. they're just dark. there is no street lights. there is no stop lights. in fact, the only lights are the headlights of the comed trucks frantically trying to restore power. as they work through the night, which may be fitting for a city that never sleeps. i'm juju chang in manhattan. >> what a view on the destruction. oh, amazing piece. >>> president obama visits new jersey later today to see the damage firsthand. the state's famed jersey shore took a direct hit as sandy roared ashore. >> powerful winds and ocean surge knocked houses off their foundations, demolished boardwalks, and wrecked amusement rides. viewing the damage was obviously an emotional moment for the state's usuall

do you live in atlantis, the lost continent? i don'see seethe american medial disgrace.ively helping president obama get reelected. joetta fletcher. president obama has nothing to hide. he should take trump's offer of $5 million for charity. the gesture would help his campaign. i disagree. donald tram i trump is a master marketeer. any president who participates in a stunt demeans the most powerful office in the world, right? i'm sure president obama would like the 5 million to give to charity or maybe pay down the 16 trillion debt, but $5 million, 16 trillion, it's like a penny, but that's okay. i'm sure he'd like the money, but he can't do this stunt business. kathy in wyoming. bill, how dare you insult my hero, greg gu gutfeld, about his height. he's the funniest and cutest man on all of fox news. excuse me just for a moment, kathy. excuse me. i'll be back. i'm just trying to digest your statement that gutfeld is you're hero. i'm just trying to -- i don't remember insulting gutfeld's height. i did mock his tie which was short on his chest. maybe that's what you're thi

that's more -- that's more than across the atlanti in 100 years for 1920. there's democrat graphic change, there's inequality you look at the princelings are extremely rich and -- >> rose: so is the issue will there be jobs and opportunity when they get to the urban area and will they be able to sustain the economic growth to provide that and if they can't does it unleash a kind of social conflict that will consume -- >> it's both. there are some political reforms you need do with it. you need the issues of taking on thevest interess. >> what you're finding is that there's a war for talent in chinese. difficult for people to stay and work for you. the younger generation in terms of the rural migration, they are not as satisfied as their parents were coming in off the farms and working in a sweatshop. they demand better jobs and so you might say this is a good sweatshop job, it's good as being an indigent labor in the countryside. they're saying no, they can see people with ipads. there's a generational shift in expectations that'seally fectin manucturers an

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and adam kuyper from the new atlantis. >> we've run some of your stats. >> is wonderful.thank you so much. one minor quibble with your presentation and then a question. so the quibble is he mentioned in passing that human cloning is banned in the united states. back to my knowledge is just not true. federal funding is prohibited from going to human cloning and the same way under the dickey wicker, other programs -- >> you may be correct on that. my knowledge is that cloning for the purpose of creating a new human being is illegal. that was my understanding of it. am i not right about that? >> i'm happy to chat some more afterwards. >> there was a moratorium on it, but i don't think it's been banned. >> there's no law against it. >> thank you for correcting that. >> so want to linger with little more on the bioethics site now, you know, one of my problems with the kind of pro-science, anti-science rubric that a few other people have quibbled with comes from looking at what the policies are better described as being pro-science or anti-science. see you presented president o

chad and i covered the final retirement of the "atlantis," how long before the private entities are able to send astronauts so we don't have to rely on the soyuz. >> spacex planned to use this unmanned dragon spacecraft, to scale it up into a seven-person spaceship, that was their primary goal while they were building it. they always said and said last night that in three years they expect to be ready to fly humans on a version of this spacecraft. they are one of four companies competing for nasa contracts to do that, to ferry americans into space from an american space port. and that will basically regain the capability that we have lost last year when the space shuttle fleet retired. >> so three years. chad, what do you want to ask? >> i want to know if you know where the name dragon came from? >> you know, it is a funny story, both the dragon and the falcon 9 rocket, that launched it. in 2002 when spacex's ceo founded the company, a lot of investors, a lot of folks criticizing, thought it was a pipe dream that he was going to build rockets and launch them into space. he named it drago