an emotionaljourney for ben hunt back in 2019.s made new york so familiar to us all, that some visitors arrive thinking they already know the place inside out. so, in 2017, we sentjo whalley there with a brief to uncover some hidden treats that might still offer a few surprises — all with the help of travel bloggerjessie festa. now i'm off to try a new tour that goes behind the scenes at one of new york's most iconic hotels. historianjoe takes me down to an abandoned tunnel that was used until the late �*60s as a private route for vips. we're underneath the intersection of 8th avenue and 24th street right now. we're headed south towards penn station. what famous people came here? john f kennedy and robert kennedy were here. of course, there's many legends aboutjohn f kennedy. and this would take you out to the platforms of penn station. but the most exciting bit is the roof. this view is incredible! we're besides the chrysler building and the empire state building. and if you look down there, you can see the statue of liberty. let

. >>> meanwhile, jennifer lopez and ben affleck were house hunting in l.a. at an $85 million home. >>> next a question, are we too obsessed with our pets? a new book appears to argue, yes, we are. >> no such thing. the book called "pet nation" argues we've seen a pet revolution. the author claims it started around 1998. since then the annual amount of money we spend on our pets has jumped from 23 billion to $90 billion. >> and the author provides two possible explanations for this pet craze. the rise in the divorce rate and the decline in the birth rate prompting more people to want pets. >>> and from america's pet craze to the craze over hard seltzer, even mountain dew is getting in on the game. >> that's right. hard mountain dew will be arriving in stores early next year. it will come in three flavors, and it will contain the amount of alcohol as white claw. >> and if you'd rather drink champagne, there is a problem this summer. a pandemic-related shortage. wealthy people spending their summer in the hamptons are now flying in their own bottles. >>> finall

the president's chest and pulled the presence beating heart aside with his hand to give ben aaron more room to hunt for the bullet. because that's i had to find the bullet think of that being a 31 year old the president's beating heart in your hand. looks that powerful moment. anyway, they find the bullet. they stitch up the bleeding. they stop the bleeding. they stitch them up send them to recovery room where he again regals the world with hilarious liners that he wrote by hand. i mean the written by hand and the reagan library the reagan foundation. let me read these notes but 1991 the 10th anniversary the shooting, you know, reagan came here. for an anniversary event and to to support the brady bill for gun control. was a big deal for reagan to do that and they named the they named the emergency room the ronald reagan institute of emergency medicine. in the 70s the secret service is realizing that the world there are a lot of political assassinations, you know, we lost bobby kennedy in 68 martin luther king kennedy and 63 not a lot changed in their training culture and the 70s a bunch of agents

on history, but back in 2001 the united states, the entered of gaston, trying to hide to hunt down to some a ben ludden over 911 terrorist attacks. of course, have they captured osama been logged back then? maybe they wouldn't have been in afghanistan 20 years on, but well, he fled if he managed to escape, so a very achievable and dwell clear gold turned into something into let's re educate the whole country and teach them to fight the taliban, which we had previously by the way well it established and funded and trained as well. obviously. well the taliban turned out to be the turned out to be much better students than the regular african army. well, you go, you know, there's a reason why the soviet's, the british, the americans, there's a reason why i've got this down. it's called the graveyard of empires. he goes, daniel, thank you. well, there will claim the lives of almost $2500.00 us soldiers with many of their colleagues now asking what was it all for to us veterans including one that helped to reopen the u. s. embassy and cobbled back in 2001 chevy. well, at this point, for, for all of t

ben. gotcha. so and this is my, i my, my jerry on out there. ah, me hunting images of desperate africa and trying to escape after an abrupt taliban takeover may have shocked the world. but us president joe biden remained defiant and president of the united states america. the buck stops with me. and deeply saddened bud, fax me now face when i do not regret my decision. in afghanistan, people live under the new reality of taliban rule with their fighters taking over roads checkpoint. ah, you're watching all to 0. like for my headquarters in del hi daddy navigator. also heads have braces for more devastation with a tropical storm looming after an earthquake. that left more than 1400 people dead and orphaned by the pandemic, children and chilly are left on their own with no caregivers or income. ah hello. so we begin, and i've got to stop where millions of people are waking up to another day of taliban rule and chaotic and to americans. longest war. on monday, they were harrowing scenes of desperation and chaos. at the couple airports, hundreds of afghans ran on

ben. gotcha. so, and this is my my, my dear, on i'll do there in the me the news hunting images of desperate africans trying to escape after an abrupt taliban takeover may have shocked the world. but us president joe biden remained defiant and president of the united states america. the buck stops with me. and deeply saddened by the facts we now face. when i do not regret my decision in afghanistan, people live under the new reality of taliban rule with their fighters take.

secretaries of state and defense. top of ben, it's a gender is stopping us efforts to restore a nuclear deal with iran. he'll made president joe biden on, says dang abdel, hunted to reports from westerly jerusalem on what to expect from bennet visit. he was once a us citizen, son of immigrants who settled on the west coast now enough. talley bennet is going to the white house as prime minister of israel, a key ally of the united states, but whose relations with democrats in the us was somewhat fraught during the premiership of his predecessor benjamin netanyahu. it's been very clear from the beginning that the goals of both natalie bennett and foreign ministry, iowa paid, were to rebuild the bi partisan nature of the relationship that they thought was lacking during the 12 years under nathan yow who really focused on the republican party. also of the agenda is iran, israel, opposing efforts made by the, by the administration to return to the 2015 agreement, which by this predecessor pulled out from an after the targeting of an israeli managed ship in the gulf of oman. bennett is trying to bring about an international consensus when it comes to retaliation, but

hunted. you buying that? >> i think it's up for grabs division. i am new here and haven't ben here. so you are asking the wrong guy. new one here. i know they are all good and we have a lot of work ahead of us. >> the transition should be smooth sailing for the 35-year- old former cal bear. knows the offense, having played under kyle shanahan in cleveland and atlanta. in the 12 year career he started all 179 games. >>> and we will see how he does in the red and gold this weekend along with tray lance who makes his professional debut when the niners take on the chiefs this saturday. kick off is set for 5:30 right here on kpix5. >>> all right. it's 6:25. in the next half-hour on kpix5 streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> new round of students heading to the classroom in alameda county. what the district is doing differently to protect them from the summer surge. we are live. >>> plus, the top tech tools for school. what's worth it and what's not and how to keep everything sanitized. a cnet editor joins us live with the breakdown. >>> and it's the day president biden has been waiting for. t

hunt for this individual was on? >> absolutely. so many people knew this picture, new this face. >> and everyone was on the lookout. ben discussing the case in her office. >> as we're in this room looking out the window open, aaron lewis walks out right in front of the window. >> then, immediately ben called 9-1-1. >> it's 9-1-1. >> hey, i'm sitting over here. they're looking for a guy here that's involved with a real serve kidnapping. this guy looks like him. he is nervous, he's out here -- >> cold and went out to the bus stop to confirm it really was lewis. >> i approached him. he was a little stand on fish at first. i made quick conversation about the bus right and times which put him at ease. i think in first time and went back inside and told my colleagues absolutely this is erin lewis without a doubt. >> the spotted those decking into a subway sandwich shop. he's caught on a security camera. when lewis left, >> someone from a distance outside, had made the comment hey, i think that's him. >> that's what's spooked him. >> lewis took off across the street towards this apartment kong -- complex. >> maybe five people

hunt in his body for this d bullet. and one of the most poignant bullets on thehe day is that as ben aaron was looking for the bullet, because he was worried that it would later cause problems, and so he was looking for the bullet, and so this surgical intern reached into the chest and gently cut the president's beating heart, and he gently held it to have ben aaron look for the bullet, and like people forget how serious this day was and how close he came to dying, and guy not screened bye the secret service at all was holding his beating heart in hisas hand. and then he gets through, and he has the one-liners, all in all, i'd rather be in philadelphia. they get out. and rick, you were close to the president, and you saw this, and maury, and when he came back 11 or 12is days later, and as time went on, how do you think that changed hised presidency and ho do you think it changed the relationship with the american people. i knowow these are big question and how do you think it affected him on the daily basis and how he got past it, because it affects you. >> he did say or he wrote that he was devoting the rest of his life to

hunt you down and make you pay. >> we examine this consequential moment. what will become of those left behind? how will this crisis impact america's standing andecesons a secretary of state antony blinken, senator ben sasse from the senate intelligence committee and the latest from our team in the region. plus, the powerful witness accounts from one of the veterans helping afghan families escape. >>> and with covid raging across the u.s., dr. fauci joins us this morning. new questions about the timeline for boosters, and his reaction to the intelligence report on the virus' origins. >>> and tracking hurricane ida. as the gulf coast braces for impact. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." two weeks since the fall of kabul, two days until the deadline for u.s. troops to withdraw. this morning, the u.s. on high alert. president biden warning saturday that another attack on the kabul airport remains highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours, and overnight, the u.s. embassy in kabul again urging americans to leave the airport area due to a specific credible threat. it comes at the d of an already desperate and deadly week in afghanistan. thursday's suicide bomb attack claiming the lives of more t

ben tracy has more. >> the moment of truth. >> reporter: they look like bright orange sailboats but nobody will be taking one of these for a joyride. they are hurricane hunting the fearest storms on the planet. >> these things have no idea of what they are getting into. >> reporter: richard jenkins, created these wing robots. we were there as they took two of them off the coast of jacksonville, florida. >> how revolutionary could this be about the data we get about hurricanes? >> increase chances of warning people of what dangers they may face. >> reporter: if it works, the solar and wind power atonomous drones -- a athlfleet of more t 100 drones. >> it was extremely new and valuable. >> reporter: right now most of the information we have about hurricanes come from hurricane hunting airplanes that fly into storms and drop probes into the sky. sa sail drones are expected to provide far more data where the sea and air meets. this can provide important insights into where hurricanes are. >> it is that some of what you are hoping to understand, how does that actually happen? >> yes, exactly. that can be especially dangerous near landfall. >> reporter: last year

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