authentic, and they're concerned about being hit with significant fines by our money-grabbing mayor, bill de blasio. so it is an issue, it is a concern. i know there are a number of

i would love to be able to run and crush bill de blasio in 2022. r me saying that bill de blasio is highly unlikely to get past the democratic primary. when he was running for presidents, they were doing polls in iowa where not a single sample was for him, just to show what media thinks of him across the spectrum, they have put up results showing he was at 0.0%. also an interesting rare talent is that he can go speak to nypd at a funeral for law enforcement. they will turn their backs on him. he can go down the block to a blm rally and get shouted and thrown off of that stage next. it is a rare talent i haven't seen others in elected office be able to achieve. i'm saying that sarcastic. i don't think he would play well outside of new york city, but i think even inside of new york city, people are fed up with him and are thrilled that he's leaving as mayor. >> jon: quickly on afghanistan, we noted that you're an iraq war veteran. you heard general milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at the top of the program saying the collapse of the afgha

de blasio fell, the inmates run the jail. another crisis ignored by new york mayor bill de blasio.iabetic smoking cigarettes. but he can't say he wasn't told. last week, curtis, mayoral candidate, and are best dressed guests tonight. hand delivered letter outlining the chaos at the chronically understaffed jail. it included photos of recently assaulted guards and blasted de blasio for attending concerts and fun events instead of providing relief. this after video surface of a maid's drinking, smoking. like they were partying in vegas. instead in a casino, they would have to wear masks. meanwhile, curtis released a campaign add or he outlines his to save the big apple all while petting a cat like a james bond villain. >> i am curtis. as a young man working on a mcdonald's in the bronx, i learned to ask how can i serve you? soon after, i found that the guardian angels to protect people after watching my neighbors fall victim to crime, drugs, and homelessness appeared since then, i've dedicated my life to keeping a safe, helping the homeless, and saving our animals. [cheers and applau

bill de blasio said 23 people died in flooding incidents. in connecticut a state trooper brian mole died after his cruiser was swept away in floodwaters. stephanie gosk has more on the impact of this storm. >> half the town is currently under water. >> reporter: in the light of day, the storm damage on display, the danger far from over. water kept rising. in new york, boats carried people to safety. >> we lost everything. >> reporter: similar scenes in pennsylvania and new jersey where tornados also touched down. this neighborhood outside philadelphia ripped apart. ida was no longer a hurricane when it hit the northeast but it was no less a punishing storm. dropping so much rain so quickly, new york city was overwhelmed. more than 3 inches in central park in one hour, smashing the previous record. waterfalls gushed into subway tunnels. in queens, passengers had to jump on their seats, the bus driving through a river that used to be a seat. rescue crews worked to get to everyone but couldn't get to everyone. >> they got stuck in the back. >>

new york mayor bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency for the city.h the governors of new york and new jersey have also declared states of emergency for their states. appear in people to stay off the roads and if you can come avoid any unnecessary travel. flash flood warning for the area has been extended to 3:00 a.m. eastern. of the flooding also stranding air travel, with water rising in new york international airport. earlier, tornadoes touched down in new jersey, dozens of homes destroyed. joining us now for more on the situation is new york city councilman, in staten island, one of the hardest hit areas. joe, can you hear me? >> i can, thank you very much. >> what does it look like where you are right now? >> it's more widespread in terms of damage that hurricane sandy. with that storm, it was the storm surge and some of the low lying areas. we have the coast affected come almost predictably. with this, just the sheer volume of water is something i have never seen in all my years living in staten island, and it just overwhelms the sewer system an

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she empty, the new york city is in a state of emergency after my bill de blasio said reco breaking rain across the city was causing streets to flood and creaking dangerous road conditions. sympathy has the latest hurricane ida has been tearing across the united states, making its way from the gulf of mexico to the east coast, downgraded to a storm. it continued to plough through parts of pennsylvania, new york, and new jersey, leaving behind chaos and destruction. he was pretty quick when maybe 5 minutes and then everything was decimated. so i turned off the radio and you just heard everything there like a roof. everything collapses that we all jumped under the steps. on wednesday night, new york city mayor bill de blasio ordered the city into a state of emergency extreme weather, causing record rainfall and dangerous floods. in pennsylvania, thousands of people had to leave a town. lorraine cause dam waters to reach dangerous levels. some residents of maryland and virginia were also forced to abandon their homes, schools, and businesses closing until further notice. the extreme weather

that has led mayor bill de blasio tonight to declare a state of emergency here.n historic weather event. almost all the subway lines in the city are suspended tonight. the severe storms also lead into a tornado captured by a storm chaser in new jersey tonight. meanwhile, the devastation is keeping many in louisiana to return from their homes. there are huge numbers without power now spreading here -- they don't have portable water gas, the latest tonight, good evening, caroline. >> hi, there, shannon. people here have never been so excited to see a stoplight because that like coming back on means the electricity is coming back here in new orleans three days after hurricane ida crushed this part of the gulf coast. on wednesdays, lines at gas stations stretched for blocks for people desperate for fuel to run generators or get out of town. louisiana governor asked the half-million people who evacuated before the storm to stay away because resources are already stretched too thin. other officials were even more plainspoken. >> i can tell you, we want you to come back

de blasio was elected as mayor 2013 and reelected in 2017. approval rating has fallen, 47% of new yorkers say they wrongly disapproved. billworking alongside the current governor kathy hope after the city's suffered enormous amounts of damage from the storm, the storm slamming the city wednesday. the mayor announcing new measures arraign emergency living in the future. devastating rainfall triggering flooding, destroying buildings, homes, cars and overwhelming public transportation. thirteen people died in the city, 11 of that that's taking place in lower-level apartments. terrifying footage water breaking through basement walls, fully submerging homes underwater best in time. releasing a statement that reads in part, what happened wednesday with urgent questions including why we were better prepared for this storm. alicia: thank you. that does it for us. we will be back noon eastern tomorrow. the big saturday show is next. ♪♪ mike: good night, everybody. ♪♪ hello, joey jones, kaylee paganini and caldwell. welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's going on tonight. >> big interview on the big saturday show. three afg

el alcalde bill de blasio dijo que nunca se vio una tormenta ign igual en nueva york. >>> en telemundoeratura, los nublados se disiparon en la maÑana, pero comienza subir el mercurio este fin de semana, el brote de incendios continÚa en la costa oeste, con inundaciones generadas por los huracanes como ida. el humo continuarÁ aire brumoso pero mejora para maÑana sÁbado. vamos a ver las temperaturas, alcanzando mÁs de 80 grados desde (hablan en inglÉs), ayer fue un dÍa fresco, livermont con 90 grados, santa rosa 78 grados. se espera que suba la temperatura. en este mes de septiembre tendremos varios avistamientos como la galaxia andromeda, la luna de la cosecha y el otoÑo que llega el 22 de septiembre a nuestra regiÓn. hay que estar listos para el cambio de temporada. la temperatura en (hablan en inglÉs) 80 grados, (informaciÓn en pantalla) regresamos. >>> muchas gracias. al parecer amazon contratarÁ a mamos de 53 mil trabajadores en los prÓximos meses y walmart tambiÉn planea hacerlo. >>> quÉ tal. walmart contratarÁ a 20 mil trabajadores en su cadena de suministro, de acuerdo a una publ

>> ora los centros de vacunación estarán dentro de los planteles según lo que dijo el alcalde bill de blasio dosis hasta el 27 de septiembre. >> es una buena idea para todo la comunidad. >> toda escuela fue sanitizada. >> todas las partes que tocan las personas debemos limpiar, mesas, puertas, etcétera. >> karla amezola noticias telemundo nueva york. >> es vital que el resto del personal de educación están inmunizado en el norte d california una sola profesora que no se había vacunado causó un contagio masivo en el salón, vamos con los detalles. >> una minoría aún vocifera su rechazo a la vacuna como este grupo de padres de familia en los Ángeles. >> sin embargo, un brote al norte de california podría servir de advertencia, en mayo de este año una maestra no vacunada dio clases, su clase tenía to preparado pero ella pensó que sus síntomas eran alergias y se quitó la mascarilla para leer en voz alta, en una semana 12 de sus 24 estudiantes resultaron positivos, el brote se expandió a otro salón y cuatro madres y padres resultaron infectados. >> por eso exigimos que los profesores esté vacunada

. >> el alcalde bill de blasio dice las escuelas son las más seguras en nueva york cada salón tendrá ara menores de 12 años. >> las clases estarán limpias y voy a estudiar. >> pero hay 750 mil casos nuevos de covid-19 en menos de un mes y la nación sobrepasó los 41 millones de contagios. >> ella tiene 11 años y no tiene la vacuna. >> algunos padres esperan con ansias las vacunas para menores de 12 años, en california están demandando los trabajadores por un mandato de obligación de vacunas. >> también otros empleados renunciaron por la obligación de ponerse la vacuna. >> en nueva york es obligación presentar la prueba de vacunación para entrar a restaurantes y bares, esto estaba en fase de prueba pero ahora se van a monitorear y en esto hay polémicas. >> vamos a estar más seguros y los clientes no van a preferir salir a comer y van a tener restricción. >> aho casi todos los 300 mil trabajadores de la ciudad de nueva york regresaron a sus trabajos de manera presencial pero con la exigencia de estar vacunados y hacer pruebas de covid-19. >> en florida el gobernador ron desantis dice que

. >> bill de blasio dijo que esto se hace ante la variante delta. >> el presidente del sindicato es queva medida de cuarentena y una escuela cerró y dio orden debido a casi 2 docenas de casos postiivos de coronavirus entre sue empleados. >> reporte de cristina navarrete y muchas gracias y expertos de la salud pública adiverten de posibilidades que las vacunas estén buscando vacunas de refuerzos esto luego que el consejo de la fernanda para las personas de 65 años o más pero también para los que tienen otros problemas de salud y probabilidades que la administración general de alimentos y medicinas pruebe vacuna aniños menores de 12 años de edad. >> el compañero habló con él y nos cuenta sobre su efectiida para amiticar la pandemia del coronavirus. >> es la pandemia más mortal en la ihstoría de la humanidad. >> así lo califica al decir a la grpe de españa fue superada en mortalidad por el coronavirus y no dudó en ofrecer eomo voluntario para probar la vacuna el año pasado. >> el primer voluntario del grupo fui yo y luego otros voluntarios también mexicanos, éramos tres mexicanos en el est

podían entrar a baños de restaurantes no tenían beneficios para la salud el alcalde de la ciudad bill de blasiostos trabajades luchaban por derechos básicos >> esta ley es única no hay otra en estados unidos de américa y va a beneficiar a trabajadores inmigrantes que mantuvieron el píritu de new yor vivo gracias a su trabajo josé díaz-balart aprovecho de decirte mucha suerte tienes mi admiración todo mi respeto y gracias josé díaz-balart por el camino que has abierto para los que seguimos tus pasos >> nacho gracias hermano te lo agradezco de corazón es que después de 12 año este es mi último noticiero como presentador 12 años lleno de buenas noticias y malas entrevistas de horas y horas hablando con ustedes con nuestra gente y de trabajar con un equipo de grandes personas como rogelio al que me encanta tener cerca en este cambio de ciclo hermano amigo encantado de verte >> me siento honrado de tener la posibilidad de presentar un pequeño recuento a tu gran trayectoria es corto pero rgado de mucho cariño , josé díaz-balart >> en el epicentro de este hrua >> por más de una década nos regaló momen

compañero nacho lozano >>> cuáles son los plazos o tiempos que vienen >>> el alcalde de new york, bill de blasiok para la implemetación porque los trabajadores tienen nuevos derechos >>>os cambios par unos 65 mil repartidores de comida con rnadas de trabajo cansadoras con el salario mínimo y con muchasimitaciones porque en new york hay un clima extremo y siguieron repartiendo en la frontera en la frontera sur aunque las autoridades de méxico piden a los haitianos quedarse en suelo mecano muchos cruzaron el río grande para llegar a estados unidos en la noche abandonado los campamentos tenemos lo últimcon edgar buenas tardes >>> así es hola, qué tal,siguen liberando inmigrantes quedan pocos serían cientos que quedan abajo del puente del río el proceso de liberación es contado pueden ver la fila de inmigrantes en especial haitianos la característica aunque no hay una regla oficial sobre por qué algunos son liberados o repatriados hay caracterticas importantes como es ser padres con niños esta niña con su padre le abre un cepillo de dientes pero también encontramos mujeres embarazadas son las caract

del virus como el que ocurrió en una escuela pública de esa ciudad, el alcalde de la ciudad, bill de blasioos no tendrán que ir a va cuarentena si usan mascarilla y mantienen la distancia. >> sí me preocupa demasiado, no es justo que los muchachos también en casa casi no aprenden mucho. >> las autoridades escolares de nueva york creen que estos cambios son importantes para mantener lejos al virus del coronavirus. >> johnson & johnson informó que una segunda inyección de su vacuna contra el covid-19 proporciona hasta 94% de inmunidad contra el coronavirus, no está probado ni disponible. tenemos las reacciones de algunas personas ante esto. >> es la segunda dosis que siempre se debió dar. >> la especialista se refiere a la vacuna de johnson & johnson, que hoy anunció los resultados de una serie de estudios, encontraron que cuando se administra dos meses después de la primera ofrece 94% de inmunidad contra el covid-19. >> hay más sdapz entre la primera y la segunda dosis, se sabe que haciéndolo así, hay mejor producción de anticuerpos. >> la única cosa que también se tiene que determinar es qu

so first of all, i like bill de blasio. come on p. i love bill de blasio.illie, and, of course, a line lifted there from marty scorsese. it's a great special on netflix. pretend it's a city. just walk around and pretend it's a city like people actually go to work here. >> love that! >> it is. listen, there is moisture on the seats in the subway. i can report. there's strange smells emanating from those platforms. it's really happening. it's really coming back. late summer humidity brings up some of those scents and reminds you of the greatness of new york city. >> can't wait. we're coming next week again. it's wonderful to be in new york. we've got a lot happening this morning with a big red circle around today's date on the calendar in california. the state is deciding whether governor gavin newsom should be removed from office with newsom seemingly surging. republicans who wanted the recall in the first place are now claiming -- you guessed it -- voter fraud. >> what idiots. >> let's just say undemocratic idiots. >> speaking of false claims about it, form

de blasio, i am so blind with rage. a cloud lumbering around. joe, what is your thought on this? >> first off, billte in your defense of vaping and you are my boss, so i'm going to side with you on this one. i think what happened here as they put the idea that normalizing vaping is bad ahead of the science, and that often has unintended consequences, just like most things do. it's kind of related, but a lot of problems we have with alcohol in this country is that when you make something of a listed, you also make it cool. >> greg: right. >> young people have been looking for a way to rebel against a world that looks down on people who are into science fiction and they are going to find a way to act out. >> greg: yes, they are. [laughter] oh, jeez beard up next, they didn't catch on to a pranksters con. a it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science

mayor bill de blasio says there are no plans to mandate a vaccine for eligible children.o participate in extracurriculars have to get the shot. jillian: the former head of the fda believes a decision will come very soon. >> the best case scenario, you could have a vaccine available to children age. >> arthel: 5 to 11 by halloween if everything goes well, if the fda makes a positive determination. i have confidence in pfizer in terms of the data collected. jillian: here to discuss is fox news medical contributor, dr. marc siegel. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me today. jillian: let's pull up the number on the screen here. children right now represent more than a quarter, 26.8% of weekly covid-19 cases nationwide. so with the fact that we're waiting when we can get the approval for pfizer's vaccine for younger children and even seeing when moderna might get for older children, was do you make of timing of this? when do you see this potentially happening? >> i think dr. gotleib is right on this. he is on the board of pfizer. he has inside information on this. w

. >> bill de blasio anunció que empleados escolares debían tener la primera dosis de la vacuna para ele se espera una resolución rápida. >> sí es preocupante, aunque mandes a un niño a la escuela, se van a atrasar y afectará a ellos. >> entiendo que si se toma la medida necesaria de protección, los niños pueden ir a la escuela. >> escuche esto, pronto los niños entre 5 a 11 años podrán recibir la vacuna contar el covid-19, se espera que en pocos días pfizer-biontech tenga más información de la nueva dosis ante la agencia administración de alimentos y medicamentos de eeuu (fda siglas en inglés) pfizer-biontech publicó datos que muestran que la vacuna es segura y efectiva, la dosis para menores de edad sería un tercio de las dosis de adultos . >> el lunes comenzó la conferencia más grande en san mateo después de la pandemia, pero hay protocolos, deberán tener una prueba negativa de covid-19 y prueba de vacunación como fue la conferencia de (nombre en inglés) en san francisco, serán al aire libre para evitar grandes concentraciones de personas bajo un mismo techo. >> vamos a oakland reali

. >> reporter: that same day new york city mayor bill de blasio is also requiring all school staff to provide proof of receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. >> we're going to work with anyone who needs to get vaccinated between now and the deadline. if they don't get vaccinated, consciously make the voice not to get vaccinated, they will be suspended without pay. >> reporter: now, two major unions representing teachers, principals and school supervisors in new york city, they're calling on mayor bill de blasio to delay the vaccine mandate deadline which is on monday at midnight, but with 10,000 new york city schoolteachers yet to show proof of one dose of the vaccine there are major concerns from the unions over how tuesday morning will go and whether schools will be safe and properly staffed. fredricka. >> alison kosik, thank you so much. i know a lot of parents are on the edge of their seats. >>> joining me to discuss is this a dr. davis an inn next shus disease expert and health director for the city of st. louis. dr. davis, always good to see you. let's talk about this new d

and we also expect to here from new york mayor bill de blasio as he's expected to take some questions during his regularly scheduled remarks. about at least 16 storm related deaths in new york state. and obviously the mayor is going to likely face some more questions about what municipalities and what local governments did to prepare for this. we got the warnings. but the question is, was it simply too much, or could more have been done to try to save more lives. and potential more property. >> polo sandoval in new jersey. we're also following the aftermath in the south. cnn's adrianne braddous is in new york where president biden will land there and get an up close look. at least 14 people, the death toll, 14 people in louisiana and mississippi. you've been speaking to a lot of people there, adrianne. and i wonder because the storm is gone but the damage is not. how are they coping? >> reporter: jim, every day is a battle. there is flo power. so that means no electricity. it is a challenge to find food. people behind us have been waiting in line hours so they could get fuel for their

here's new york's mayor, bill de blasio. >> i'm very, very worried about what's happening out on the roads. i want to urge everyone, get in quickly. do not stay out on the roads. it's dangerous. we're seeing a kind of rainfall we almost never see. this kind of speed with which the rain has come. everyone's got to get to safety. do not be out on the roads if you have any choice. and the subways, also, i'm sad to say, the subways are basically out of commission at this point. also, not safe to go there. tomorrow, do not go into a street, a road, a highway with a lot of water accumulated that could be superdangerous. >> state of emergency, also, in effect for new jersey. out of the national weather service, confirmed at least two large and destructive tornados. almost all well services in the state now suspended because of the extreme weather. >>> rescue crews are scouring the streets but people stuck in cars or areas where they are unable to get through the massive floodwaters. >> there is at least one confirmed death it's been reported in passaic, new jersey. an elderly man pulled fro

. >> muy nueva york al menos 17 personas murieron, alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio anunciÓ un nuevoadvertencias de clima mÁs severas en passaic nueva jersey marÍa vargas-pion noticias telemundo. >> y en otras ciudadess a afectadas por inundaciones como filadelfia continÚan tambiÉn las labores de limpieza sin descanso, hoy residentes sacaban el lodo y tambiÉn, todo aquello que daÑÓ la acumulaciÓn de agua, tambiÉn se recorriÓ a maquinaria pesada para retirar los escombros ademÁs se logrÓ reabrir al trÁnsito una de las autopistas que habÍa quedado totalmente inundada. >> pero desafortunadamente el impacto de ida en el noreste del paÍs no solo se cuenta en daÑos materiales o econÓmicos al menos 44 personas perdieron la vida en dos estados nueva york y nueva jersey, entre ellos, josÉ torres, su esposa margarita y su hijo vladimir perdieron la vida, ahogados en su departamento elizabeth nueva jersey, victoria torres quien es hermana de josÉ, alega que no recibieron ningÚn tipo de advertencia por parte de las autoridades sobre este peligro. >> fue una negligencia, porque mayorÍa salieron y

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new york mayor bill de blasio says hundreds of people had to be rescued.s one man who spoke to us. >> we are all together and going to figure out a soluti. ros: matches at the u.s. open tennis matches had to be suspended, and the nighttime game between diego schwartzman and -- was called off. >> we got on our first bus and made our way, but as we hit elmhurst, we saw some storm drains that were draining the water up. at that point, the wind was coming from the south end it was like a river. it was torrential coming down, from left to right. there were a number of cars that had been abandoned and owners trying to get out. i spoke to one man who was trying to get up the windows of his car as the waters were risi. ros: another person with experience, this is george bailey in new york. >> i was like, it is not like i am on the coastline. i was not paying attention to the warnings. in the middlof dinner, the water is coming up out of the shower drain in our bathroom, and i go to check the main water line in the utility room, and by the time i walked back into t

tropical storm either brings record rainfall and floods. 7 of those were in new york city, met bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. stick around for witness. i'll be back at the top of the hour. bye for now. and so it's a completely different way of thinking and for anyone who were thoughtful, even if it hasn't been abuse, they are thinking differently. and i think helping people understand that not to put in i think that the interesting thing isn't it that way as other people impose our own way of saying things onto the person or in your mind to die. and if anything gets in your way, like for it, what does it take to get past that anger and actually do you have to go and i'm glad i file. one of the biggest fears of trying to take your life is that you're not going to complete it. and then you know, the faculty you're about to go back until again. and so, you know, waking up is horrible because you think so certain at the time you're going to get it right. i find someone who's not being suicidal, confusing me. because the way that we wil

federal judge temporarily blocked its enforcement in the nation's largest school system after mayor bill de blasio announced last month that nearly 150,000 employees would have to get at least their first dose by monday which includes teachers, custodians, and cafeteria workers. mixed emotions from parents on what the pause means for their children >> it should be mandated yes. >> i feel like if the teachers don't want the vaccine, that's okay, as long as they're safe about it, put the mask on. >> reporter: it's the first no-test option mandate for such a broad group in new york, where there is a similar prerequisite for hospital workers, prompting concern over staffing shortages. with the governor announcing she's ready to declare a state of emergency if thousands of teachers or health care workers don't show up. even preparing for the national guard to step in, if needed. currently, 84% of hospital employees in new york state are fully vaccinated, compared to 77% of nursing home staff. in new york city schools, 89% of teachers have gotten their shots. but the current mandate fight is likely a si

the president joined by new york governor kathy hogle, new york city mayor bill de blasio and senate majority leader chuck schumer and members of the new york congressional delegation. it is >> one week ago today, as i saw the death of hurricane ida, i caused the governors of mississippi -- i called the governors of mississippi and they were grateful. little did i know that one day later, we would be the ones asking for help. that we would've experienced a cataclysmic weather event whose proportions the likes of which have never been seen in our state. the volume of water that came down in a one hour time from 8:51 p.m. to 9:51 p.m. last wednesday night roque all the records and literally the records had been set 10 you -- 10 days before. that is the definition of a climate crisis. we are experiencing a climate rises as we speak. more than talking about that it's a humanitarian crisis and you only have to walk down the street as i have many times, our elected officials care so deeply about those who live here in the affected communities. people that we represent who put their faith i

in new york mayor bill de blasio committed to cutting $1 billion from nypd but reinstated 92 million for a new precinct in los angeles. after cutting 150 million last year. mayor garcetti increase the lapd budget by 3% he said to combat rising crime and to keep up with retirements, and in minneapolis, the council voted to take eight million from the police budget last year. this year, restoring 6.4 million to help hire more officers to replace those who have left. we'll get to some bay area cities, but first let's show you the results of a usa today ipsos poll from july. 70% of those polled support increasing police budgets, but 62% also support reallocating some police budget to community policing and social services. less than a quarter. 22% say police treat all americans equally well. national police reform bills have died in congress, california lawmakers have sent governor newsom legislation to end the careers of problematic police officers. in part, the bill aims to keep troubled officers from jumping from one job to another. aunt would create a mandatory new state license for

new york city mayor bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency residents are being warned of dangerous conditions on the roads. in the past hour, the u. s. president joe biden has called for unity and promise to bring aid to those affected by the storm. my message to everyone affect it is we're all in this together. the nation is here to help. that's the message i've been making. clear to the mayor's governors, energy utility leaders in the region who my administration has been working closely with over the past few days. we know that there is much to be done in this response . on our part, we need to get power restored. we need to get more food fuel and water deployed. i get hourly updates and the progress from theme well of the knife and will be working around the clock until the critical needs of the region are fully met. and we will meet them. chris and mr. running us from new jersey 1st christian to talk about more about what the president had to say. i mean, this is the us president that's dealing with multiple crises. absolutely. and he linked all of these events from the floodi

new york mayor bill de blasio declared a state of emergency he was president joe biden has declared an emergency in california as firefighters battle to save communities. and a popular resort area. strong winds are making it difficult to stop the fire spreading towards lake tahoe. the flames a score, it's more than 800 square kilometers of land and just 2 weeks time around, 50000 people have been forced to leave russia as threatening to find apple and google over an app created by the kremlin critic like st. of only the opposition politicians, allies want to use the app to organize a voting campaign ahead of parliamentary elections this month of only was jailed earlier this year for legend, parole violations, and a move observers have called politically motivated. well, to different looking start to the academic year in france as millions of children returned to school. new corona, virus restrictions mean students who are older than 6 as well as teachers must wear masks while indoors. in primary schools, if a child test positive for the virus, their class will close for 7 days. the pre

they understand the impact of 9 11 and want to pay tribute to all those who died, new york mayor bill de blasio said today there is no credible threat to the city ahead of the 9 11 anniversary. and the nypd is watching. not daily not hourly minute by minute with extraordinary intelligence gathering and counterterrorism capacity, which we have built up in recent years, because even though it's 20 years later, we see threat all over this world directed at us and we see challenges that are homegrown as well. so we are watching the nypd is watching constantly. new york city officials say people can expect to see more officers around the city as an honors victims of the attacks. there will also be an increase in undercover officers around the city. coming up november 14th will now be known as ruby bridges walk to school day here in california. how group of area fifth graders helped get the bill passed to honor the civil rights pioneer plus while coronavirus cases among kids is rising nationwide, one bay area cities bucking that trend by school officials say their efforts are so successful and thankf

new york city's mayor, bill de blasio said the brutality of the weather was the biggest of wake—up callsbiden is launching a "whole—of—government effort" to ensure women in texas have access to safe and legal abortions. the state implemented a law that bans almost all abortions from six weeks into a pregnancy. and, one of the most successful pop groups of all time, abba, are reforming. the swedish superstars have revealed their first new song in forty years and will perform as holograms in concerts in london from may. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoanna jarjue, tv and radio commentator and anne ashworth, property & personal finance commentator. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the telegraph says it expects borisjohnspon to announce a manifesto—breaking tax rise next week to pay for the biggest overhaul in social care funding in a generation and bring down nhs waiting lists. that's alongside its picture story of abba in motion capture suits to allow them to appear as their younger selves a warning that there is

new york mayor bill de blasio announced the mandate last month, which includes no option for employeesto opt-out and submito regular covid testing. more than 82% of employees have already been vaccinate according to the department of education, though unions have warned that schools may face staffing shortages if the mandate takes effect. a top executive of chinese tech giant huawei has returned to china after nearly three years in canadian custody. and in exchange, two canadians returned home after china released them from prison. meng wanzhou, huawei's c.f.o. and daughter of the company's founder, was released from house arrest in vancouver, canada yesterday, where she had been held under a u.s. extradition order since her arrest in 2018. the u.s. justice department charged meng with fraud for misleading the h.s.b.c. bank about huawei's business dealings in iran. her release from canada was secured as part of a deal with u.s. authorities. meng arrived in shenzhen, china to a crowd of supporters waving chinese flags and singing patriotic songs. earlier this morning, canadian prime min

on wednesday night, new york city mayor bill de blasio ordered the city into a state of emergency. extreme weather, causing record rainfall and dangerous floods. in pennsylvania, thousands of people had to leave account. lorraine cause dam waters to reach dangerous levels. some residents of maryland and virginia were also forced to abandon their homes, schools, and businesses closing until further notice. the extreme weather event has also extended from the appalachian mountains into massachusetts and tornadoes in parts of new jersey. soft flights grounded new works, liberty international airport was also closed. even trains into the terminal were suspended. the impact from ida has been so extreme. the u. s. national weather service issued a flash flood warning in new york city for the 1st time. then the throbbing odysseus, north america more people under the age of 50, are in hospital with coven 19 than at any point in the panoramic, that's according to the pan american health organization, which says, infection, right? so surging in the region. the health agency is also appealing for mor

new york city's mayor, bill de blasio said the brutality of the weather was the biggest of wake—up callse access to safe and legal abortions. the state implemented a law that bans almost all abortions from six weeks into a pregnancy. and, one of the most successful pop groups of all time, abba, are reforming. the swedish superstars have revealed their first new song in forty years and will perform as holograms in concerts in london from may.

on wednesday night, new york city mayor bill de blasio ordered the city into a state of emergency. extreme weather, causing record rainfall and dangerous floods. in pennsylvania, thousands of people had to leave a town. lorraine cause dam waters to reach dangerous levels. some residents of maryland and virginia were also forced to abandon their homes, schools, and businesses closing until further notice. the extreme weather event has also extended from the appalachian mountains into massachusetts and tornadoes and parts of new jersey south flights, grounded in newark liberty international airport was also closed. even trains into the terminal were suspended. the impact from ida has been so extreme. the u. s. national weather service issued a flash flood warning in new york city for the 1st time in the throbbing, odysseus. while the us president joe biden had called for unity and has promised to bring aid to those affected by the storm. my message to everyone effect it is we're all in this together. the nation is here to help. that's the message i've been making. clear to the mayor's govern

ma'am bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency while either is causing havoc in neighboring new jersey where the state of emergency is also in fact, there are threats of tornadoes as the store moves north. either mainland fall in the southern states of louisiana as a category for hurricane, but it has since weakened. at least 73 students have been kidnapped in nigeria as far as state the children were taken from high school in the remote village. kyle: the government has ordered all schools the states to close up more needs and having a here on out there to stay with us because the stream is next. the taliban has taken control of f. kennesaw on 20 years after it was the whole from tower the country now facing a new reality. how will that impact the people as events unfold in the world re f? stay with the latest news and analysis formats going on with i me ok today on the stream. what is next for us, ghana, stand. we're going to be looking at the hopes and challenges of ask and facing taliban rule. do you have an opinion? would you like to be part of the conversation you candy if

may, bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency the u. s. supreme court has narrowly rejected an emergency appeal against a new abortion law in the state of texas. the most restrictive law of its kind in the country bands. the procedure from its 6 weeks into pregnancy, thailand, youth are on the straits again, calling for the government to step down. anti government, red shirts paraded vehicles in downtown bank called and how to rally during essentially debate protests by the pro democracy democracy group were re ignited as i get continues growing over the government's handling of the pandemic security has been tied indian parts of indian administered to catch me after the death of a senior, separate as late as the alley shot galani family. since he died at his time, he was 91. galani was under house arrest for more than a decade. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. thanks for watching state. you're now for the string of the taliban has taken control of f. kennesaw on 20 years. also it was supposed from power the country now facing

new york city's mayor, bill de blasio said the brutality of the weather was the biggest of wake—up callssh accent have just been pled guilty. they've been charged with conspiring to torture and behead hostages in syria. and, one of the most successful pop groups of all time, abba, are reforming. the swedish superstars have revealed their first new song in forty years and will perform as holograms in concerts in london from may.

new york mayor bill de blasio has tweeted: "i m declaring a state of emergency in new york city tonightith record breaking rain across the city, brutal flooding and dangerous conditions on our roads." this is the flooding on one brooklyn street — and the city's subway stations are almost all close. and nearly a million residents of the us state of louisiana are still without power in the wake of the hurricane. six people are believed to have been killed when winds of 150 miles per hour and heavy rains lashed the southern state. gail maclellan reports. we still have a house. the sisters had _ we still have a house. the sisters had evacuated - we still have a house. the sisters had evacuated their southern louisiana home to avoid hurricane ida. this is what they found when they returned. structures collapsed and whole area is flooded as ida tore a path to throughout the state. three days after the hurricane medline for more than a million homes and businesses remained without electricity and louisiana and mississippi. it struck 16 years to the day after hurricane katrina devastated new or

bill de blasio, the mayor, has said this is a wake—up call.e are going to listen now? ., �* ~ ., ~ listen now? i don't know. we said the same _ listen now? i don't know. we said the same thing - listen now? i don't know. we said the same thing in - listen now? i don't know. we said the same thing in 2012 l said the same thing in 2012 when hurricane sandy hit, but this was going to be the wake—up call, this was going to be the moment. when is it going to happen? what is this country at this well going to get their heads around the fact that this is an existential crisis, all of our bickering, infighting, politics, it doesn't matter if our planet is at risk. and as a physician, as a mental health leader, as a public health leader, as a public health leader and as a father, handing off this world to our children, i am so frightened for the way forward. we really need to that forward. we really need to that for global effort to get ahead of climate change. find for global effort to get ahead of climate change. and briefly, ashwin, of climate change

a state of emergency has been declared, with the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, describing theseko reports. it's floating! the streets of new york, as the city was hit by the fury of storm ida. oh, my god, this poor person's floating. roads turned into rivers, as the city was deluged with rain. at least one body was pulled from a vehicle that was swept away. the city's subway network forced to a standstill, as what looked like waterfalls submerged platforms, tracks and trains. play was interrupted at the us open. the venue's roof no match for the rain. even leaving as the flood warning came in didn't prevent being caught in the storm. it literally was torrential, coming down from left to right. there were a number of cars that have been abandoned, sort of owners trying to get out. i spoke to one guy who had to climb out of the window of his car as the waters were rising, and so then the bus driver, who was an absolute hero, managed to carry on and pull through the water. at one point, it was up to two or three feet in the bus itself, the water was coming through. in neighbourin

underway with new york governor kathy hochul as well as senator chuck schumer from new york and bill de blasiong right there. de blasio is saying that nine new yorkers died in the storm that hit wednesday night. he said it was unlike anything we have seen before. hogle said she has spoken to president biden, whose offering assistance. currently, activities going to shift from coastal areas to some of the streets. there is limited service on subways and this should come as no surprise but chuck schumer is taking the option to say that this shows they need to past infrastructure bill, so turning right to the political focus. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> working together, neighbors protecting neighbors' homes. this is devastating. my heart reaches out to each and everyone. ♪ guy: we have not talked about china yet. we should probably correct that because there are things happening there we want to pay attention to. first, the continuing onslaught against big tech. this time it is ridesharing companies that have been hit. two things caught my eye today, one of which is we are stirring to see an increas

it's all thanks to the human easter ireland statute, bill de blasio. your own nobody is listening. finally in oregon, video shows a shoplifter waltzing right out of lowe's with thousands of dollars in electrical wiring. store employees are helpless to stop them, bringing new meaning to the phrase, do it yourself. apparently jails are not booking shoplift offenders during covid. it's become so common that stores in portland have an express lane for people shoplifting 12 items or less. as anyone tried to shoplift in your pawnshop? >> yeah, it's not going to happen. and it wasn't your nicest part of town. antoine on my show, i've got him in a lot of guys like that that student my door. and if it's five bucks, you are getting stopped. >> greg: if you remove the motivation not to commit crime which is getting your kicked or corrected, then you will get caught in the crime. you are just a chronic thieving hendley, compelling in. and and not every crook or degenerate bomb isn't like a misunderstood artist that was dealt a bad hand and could maybe be better wi