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new york's governor shutting down live poultry markets in the bronx, brooklyn, and queens amid concerns from california to nevada to new york. what they're seeing. >>> tonight, outside philadelphia, a commuter train engulfed in flames. the train passed by multiple stops while on fire. >>> the medical breakthrough. a kidney transplant from. >> a pig to a human, saving a 66-year-old patient. >>> and the super bowl rematch. the chiefs versus the eagles. will reeve flies us over the superdome tonight. the teams are ready, the fans are ready, and travis kelce's mom used to wear that split jersey but jason kelce has retired. is there still any eagles love? and philadelphia looking to keep the chiefs from making history. >> david: good evening. we do have several breaking headlines as we come on tonight. of course, we're tracking this major winter storm moving in again. >>> we begin with that mystery disappearance of a passenger plane in alaska. we have just learned there are reports now it's just been found. the plane had vanished with ten people on board. the third major aviation incident in

del norte y ya han nacido más de 100 langures plateados en el zoológico del bronx desde 1985.y ya le pagaron el tercero. ya le pagaron. jajajaja. bueno, aquí nos despedimos. grac esta noche noticias telemundo la patrulla fronteriza intercepta una embarcaciÓn con 16 inmigrantes mexicanos. entre estos dos menores de edad, uy

bronx.>> mi enfoque ha sido el tamborito, la cumbia, la salsa. todos estos ritmos han sido sumamente importantes para mi formaciÓn. >> tiene tambiÉn diez aÑos organizando el festival afrolatino de la ciudad y tanto ella como wiesner josuÉ perea, activista afrocolombiano, se encargan de mantener unida a esta gran comunidad. >> traemos mÚsica, traemos arte, traemos cultura, pero tambiÉn traemos cambio sociopolÍtico. >> hemos tenido muchos poetas en esta ciudad. tanto la viera. por ejemplo, uno de los que viene a la mente, elizabeth acevedo, una escritora muy importante para nosotros. >> josuÉ ha luchado porque se les distinga de otros grupos de latinos para identificar sus necesidades Únicas. >> si no nos vemos en el censo, no somos representados en un nÚmero. hay recursos que no vayan a nuestras comunidades? pensar que somos los que todos los latinos somos solo un grupo cultural. yo creo que nos quita nuestra diversidad. >> pero su peso se hace notar mÁs que nunca. >> los ritmos. >> y sonidos

>> i have. >> a certain affection for a bronx tale.en i was like a teenager, and it did have, like, a real impact on me. i liked robert de niro's work in a great deal. and so, you know, i'm going to go with bronx tale over usual suspects. but for most americans, i would think the usual suspects is what they know. chazz, primarily from. >> mr. mayor. we ask the hard questions, even in tough times, as you can see. but i will redirect away from cinema. and back to the point. you have been someone in the hot seat, right? you run a city. you were a campaign co-chair. have you ever seen this fuzing of business and public leadership? does this type of conflict hurt the public? absolutely. we have. >> ethics laws. >> you just mentioned. >> that elon musk and his companies. >> have government contracts. >> the notion. >> that. >> he's not. >> filled out an. >> ethics form. >> that he's making decisions that could. >> impact his. >> companies boggles the mind. democrat or republican? >> look. >> the notion of doge and government efficiency, i've

three ducks at the queens zoo and as many as 12 birds at the bronx zoo are believed to have died from the virus, according to the wildlife conservation society which operates the parks. the organization relosing a statement, as a precaution over the last three weeks, we moved vulnerable bird species to protected areas in our parks. they're collaborating with city, state, and federal agencies. the news following governor kathy hochul's order temporarily shuttering all live bird markets in the city and surrounding suburban communities. >> there is no immediate public health threat. we have been vigilant and remain vigilant so new yorkers can go about their lives with peace of mind. >> reporter: according do the cdc, 67 people have been infected in the u.s. most coming in contact with sick or dead animals and officials saying there still has been no human-to-human spread of the virus. >> rachel: ike, thank you gloorb next tonight, the air tragedy in alaska. the bodies of tn people killed now recovered and identified. family and friends speaking utabout loved ones as investigators try to

langures plateados en el zoológico del bronx desde 1985.pero a este bebé aún no le han puesto nombre. a ver qué nombre le pondrían? no, mejor no plateado. bueno, y como ya sabemos, este domingo se jugará el super bowl. pero quién ganará? pues nick el delfín, un experto en deportes, ya escogió al que podría ser el ganador y escogió a los kansas city chiefs sobre los philadelphia eagles. acertará. tú qué dices? sí, yo creo que sí. yo creo que el delfín sabe exactamente quién va a ganar. en serio? bueno, creo que por ahí también le pasaron el script. no, no es cierto. no es cierto. pero sí creo que kansas city ya le pagaron el tercero. ya le pagaron. jajajaja. bueno, aquí nos despedimos. grac esta noche noticias telemundo la patrulla fronteriza intercepta una embarcaciÓn con 16 inmigrantes mexicanos. entre estos dos menores de edad, incluyendo a un bebÉ en brazos tratando de llegar a las playas de san diego, california. en plena cuenta regresiva, un juez federal bloqueÓ temporalmente a nivel nacional el proceso de renuncias masivas en el gobie

detected multiple cases of bird flu in poultry during routine inspections at live bird markets in the bronxbrooklyn and queens. >> for a week long period. no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least five days. >> there are no human cases of bird flu in new york, and state officials say the threat to the public is low, but cases have increased among animals, including wild birds, poultry, dairy cows and even pet cats. earlier this week, the department of agriculture says a second strain of bird flu, often associated with wild birds, was found in dairy cattle in nevada. this outbreak of bird flu has forced poultry farms to cull their chickens, impacting their egg supply, causing shortages and higher prices at the grocery store. in pennsylvania, 100,000 eggs worth $40,000 stolen from pete and gerry's organic eggs. the ceo of the company, speaking exclusively to gma, saying the company has beefed up security. >> so we are putting additional measures in

when sandy brito arrived at this poultry store in the bronx, it was already closed. >> it surprised me a little bit because i come here all the time, to buy chicken, which is good, but now i am surprised, seeing how i have to go back home, no chicken. >> john: lilia, it turns out there are more live chicken markets than you'd expect. >> reporter: i was so surprised at that, john. i had never covered a story about bird flu, and when i went to these shops, i just kept meeting people who say, look, either for religious reasons or because of freshness, they would prefer to buy live chickens. it is not like they buy the live chicken and they take it away. for people not familiar with this, of course they kill the chicken and cut the chicken, and then you take it home. >> maurice: lilia, it sure looked like people were stocking up at those markets instead of running away from them. how did that strike you? >> reporter: that was the most surprising thing that i encountered today. i called so many businesses, i talked to owners and employees, and i said is your shop empty? are people scared? a

also bronx, the entry of heavy equipment and machinery needed to lift millions of tons of debris. cordelia we spoke to k most laguardia, who was of thomas. he mounted terry and coordinator shields. more a trucks will be able to move around guys a now, but says the needs and the strip i changing at the end is right now entering to 3 crossing points. um, either from door down from the west bank or from it just uh and its entering either in the south or north and then is dispatched throughout the territory. and hopefully no doesn't, it's fine. 3 doors we open, we'll be able to more, to go from the south, north and up to 2 and 2 south. and what, how do you hear me coming is very much essential. first line assistance. so many kids, what are they off? who do i imagine lightens, but what we did is also specialized equipment right now, especially in gather city. and most of my people do not have access. what are they do not have access to electricity? so the waste management is an issue and or not that does not require the items, but most specialized items in order to to be able to be there. it's

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in the white house, then all the patronage goes to other people like laguardia or to flynn in the bronx. thank you. thanks. yes yes. just a fun thing that if you can comment on is damon runyon was with at lindy's with arnold rothstein all the time taking so his stories that people would have a lot of fun reading are actually based on all of these real life characters. and then guys and dolls nathan detroit was based on all of rothstein and mendez and said a lindy's and the cheesecake and the strudel and so i think if you follow all the daymond run stories because loved that and sports that you will, you're seeing now at some point not too far into the lindy story there's a lindy's at times square now which not related but there were sort of two lindy's on opposite sides of broadway after a while and. the first one where arnold rothstein was in and he got the phone call to go to the park central hotel. come on up. got something to discuss. and by the way, i'd like kill you. well, i think he wanted to kill them. i think it was sort of accident. it was whatever or that. that's a that's an

he grew up in the bronx and i was in northern manhattan so the boss would stop on the way to our schoolhe didn't direct me in a play but he directed my first musical periods do not you in it. you are not in your first musical? >> lin-manuel: no. i wrote a musical called "nightmare in d major." not pretentious at all. he was about a nightmare. it was a 20 minute musical. the villain -- it's this extended dream of the villain in the piece is a fetal pig from ap bio class. do they still dissect pigs and ap bio class? i see some very sad nods from the mezzanine. >> stephen: what was he like in high school? >> lin-manuel: exactly the same. i have a mix tape from him that he gave me a tenth grade. they are all politically themed. from the mid-'90s. eddie vedder cover of "masters of war." i still remember this. a draggable planet song about roe v. wade. and then there was a song by g love and special sauce. g love fans. called "this ain't living. all political. >> stephen: you both have shows called "all in," which is weird. >> lin-manuel: he is the best. >> ststill what is it for like n you'r

go into these biggest cities and we are in these communities such as the other day we were in the bronxs who had weapons charges, drug charges, assault. they were charged with rape and murder the community knew where they were the law enforcement knew where they were. they just did not go extract them and protect the individuals that are raising their families there. and mark, what was overwhelming was the fact we were on the streets and arresting these individuals and taking them into incarceration the community members were walking by and saying thank you. they were saying thank you for doing this. for being here and making our streets safer. america overwhelmingly one sees the bad guys and dirtbags off our streets and out of this country. the fact joe biden did not do that for so many years proves he did not put america first. he was weakening us from within. what you doing all these things president trump come at you, others are doing all these things without bipartisan legislation quote unquote. how is that possible? you are taking criminals trying to throw them out of the country

now, seven cases were found in queens in brooklyn and in the bronx, and places like the market you see behind me are now in the process of working through their inventory before they can shut down to begin that cleanup process. that's what the governor's order requires at this time. now, public health officials here in new york have said that this is being done out of an abundance of caution and that there is no public threat to the public health at this time. take a listen. >> for a week long period, no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least five days. each must then be inspected by our state and in markets before they can reopen. >> now this order is going to affect approximately 80 live markets here in the area and new york city, as well as nassau county's and suffolk county's suffolk county in long island. and while the public health threat remains extremely low, there has been an increase in virus infections in the last several months.

but there are a lot in the bronx, in black neighborhoods, brown neighborhoods, and there are a lot in brownsville, brooklyn and other neighborhoods of brooklyn. and that led her to do activism. and first, she got involved with an organization that was doing advocacy for impacted parents, parents who had their children in the system. and then she created her own organization called j-mac, just making a change for families. and they they do work with impacted parents providing peer to peer support but they also are fighting for legislative changes. and they've had they did have a success with the state central registry in new york city ceiling of if you're accused of child abuse not even if it's an indicated adjudicated cd thing. you could be listed on this registry for a very, very long time until they had this law passed. and that could make it that you can't get certain kinds of jobs. they're fighting for family. miranda right. laws now so that if cps knocks on your door, they have to tell you what rights are because they currently do not do that. it is a civil court, not criminal co

fox's right to do it just as it was fox's right to do it when they had trump's surprise visit to a bronx barber shop on air, which they also cut down significantly. and coincidentally or not, flatteringly fox had the right to do it. and not just because cable and broadcast networks have different rules. now, the 60 minutes editing case would almost certainly fail spectacularly in court, according to legal experts. but paramount global, which owns cbs news, is currently trying to merge with skydance media. and in order to do that, paramount will need the approval of the trump administration, specifically, the fcc, which under its new commissioner, brendan carr, has suggested that trump's views trumps news distortion complaints will be considered by the fcc before any merger can be approved. enter shari redstone, the owner of paramount who stands to make about $8 billion if this deal goes through, said one cbs news employee. to me about this quote, everyone expects shari settles with donald trump. she is not concerned about her legacy, democracy or the work we do. it's only about the deal.

virus at the queens zoo, and the virus is suspected in the death of a number of other birds at the bronx according to the wildlife conservation society. the nonprofit that operates the parks. so as a precaution, vulnerable bird species have been moved to protected areas at the zoos, and this comes as an outbreak of the bird flu has spread throughout the country sickening chickens and dairy cattle, and as you have likely noticed in your wallet, also driving up the price of eggs, gio. >> gio: all right, janai. >>> let's turn to the human flu now because there's a big rise in flu cases right now. the cdc saying that doctor visits for flu illnesses are at their highest levels in 15 years. joining us with how to protect ourselves is emergency medicine physician, dr. stephanie widmer. thank you for being here. >> thank you very having me. >> gio: let's talk about this. we've got this map here, and it's really showing that respiratory illness activity levels, much of it as the flu is listed as very high in 12 states. high in 19 states. why are we seeing these numbers? >> so lots of different re

. >> so that will leave me a very, very small patch of the bronx. >> good morning atlanta.'t care who you slept with as long as you're i think. >> about the history of black television. i really think about progress. >> we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created. >> and i think about how our experience in the united states also very much mirrors our progress in the medium. >> i'd like to introduce juice. >> oh, this man needs no introduction. i'd know the reverend. >> jesse. jackson tony parker. >> you know, i really do see a journey from the early years. >> oh. >> here's a. clean shirt. >> in his hair. >> thank you. >> beulah. >> when so much of it was seen through a white lens. >> we'll talk. >> about this in the morning. now, go to your room. >> yes, sir. >> good night boy. >> hey, did you. >> get my email about the two of us hanging together after. >> school or. >> no, it. >> must have. >> gone to spam. >> i think. >> maya angelou. said that if you don't like something, change it. and if you can't change it, change your perspective. >> we are. >>

and in the bronx, and the order extends to nassau and suffolk counties. in long island. now. >> again, all. >> of this a precautionary measure. 130 cases detected across the country so far. most of that has. >> been encountered. >> in commercial birds. >> and some birds. >> some wild birds, like you mentioned at the top, including some animals that were. >> kept inside. >> the zoos. >> as i. >> said, the threat to the public, according to public health officials right now remains low. however. >> 67 people. >> have become. >> infected. >> one of those people did die. >> as a result. >> of. the virus. however, most of those people had been in very close contact with infected animals. jessica. all right. gloria pazmino, thank you very much for that. still ahead, we are live from new orleans with final preparations for tomorrow's super bowl showdown. plus, where the odds stand on some of the biggest prop bets people hope to cash in on. >> tomorrow. fresh from a trip to guantanamo bay, homeland security secretary. >> kristi noem. >> joins dana on the. >> plan to. >> send mig

not at this market, but also in places like the bronx and queens. now, as i said, markets will be required to clean and disinfect before they are allowed to reopen. the governor making it clear that for now, this is just a precautionary measure and that there is no public threat to be worried about at this time. take a listen. >> for a week. >> long period. no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough. cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least. five days. >> each must then be inspected. >> by our. state asian markets before they can reopen. >> now, as you heard there, the markets that are uninfected are required to sell down their inventory before they are able to close. i actually took a went inside this market here behind me. they were in the process of selling one live bird as i went in. but as i mentioned, this is not one of the markets where an infection has been detected, so they are still selling the inventory before they can close. now, fred

now, the cases were found in live poultry markets in queens, in the bronx and in brooklyn. the place behind me is not one of the places that was detected to have had this bird flu, but we spoke with the staff inside who told us that they are working through their inventory, and then they will be shutting down. that's exactly what the order directs the markets to do. this is going to affect about 80 live poultry markets around the area. who will have to shut down, clean up, disinfect, pass an inspection before they can reopen on february 14th. the governor, cautioning that while there is no threat to the public health at this stage, the state is taking this as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread. take a listen. >> for a week long period, no poultry can be delivered to those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least five days. each must then be inspected by our state asian markets before they can reopen. >> and while there is no public threat to the public h

the seven cases were found in markets in queens in the bronx and in brooklyn. now.his market here behind me has been open all day. i spoke to the people in it. they said that they are working through their inventory. they have no cases. of bird flu that have been detected here. once they are gone, once they're done going through their inventory, they will clean up and sanitize closed for several days and then be allowed to reopen as long as they pass inspection. again, the governor, emphasizing that there is no threat to the public at this stage, but that the state is doing this in order to prevent any more spread. >> take a listen. >> for a week long period, no poultry can be delivered. >> to. >> those live bird markets. each uninfected market must sell down all inventory, undergo thorough cleaning and disinfection, and then remain closed for at least five days. each must then be. inspected by our. state and open markets before they can reopen. >> now, jessica, while there is no threat to the public health so far, according to health officials, cases overall have i

here across the new york region, including in queens, where we are right now in brooklyn and in the bronx. and this order requires markets located in the new york city area, as well as in suffolk and in nassau counties, to shut down. now it is a temporary shutdown. as you heard, they are allowed to reopen after inspection in the next several few days. if a market was found to have a positive inside their market, they are required to eliminate their inventory before they are allowed to reopen again. the threat to the public at this time, according to public health officials, remains low, but the number of positive cases across the entire country have increased in the last several months, there's been 67 human cases reported. so far, only one person has died as a result of the virus. that was last year, and it's important to note that everyone who became infected with the virus had been in close contact with an infected animal, so that's a really just important note to make sure that people understand in terms of what the risk level is at this time. but these markets where live animals can

. >> in the bronx, brooklyn, and in queens. >> and so what they are doing is that at the affected. >>markets. >> they have. >> to. >> depopulate all. >> of their birds. >> essentially kill. >> all of their birds, which is a routine thing. >> that happens. >> when h5n1. >> is detected in bird populations. >> and they have to clean and. >> disinfect, obviously. but then another almost 80 markets are. >> affected by. >> this where those haven't been detected. >> but they have to sell. >> down their inventory, clean and. >> disinfect and remain closed for five days. they're really trying to put a stop to any potential spread of this virus. importantly, jake, they say no human cases of h5n1 have been detected and they are continuing to monitor workers at these live markets for potential high risk exposure. >> okay, so that's new york city. how prevalent is bird flu nationwide? >> well, it's extremely prevalent among birds, both in the wild bird population and also in the poultry population. we've seen more than 150 million poultry affected in nationally in the last 30 days, 137 flocks have

south bronx. yeah, yeah. how does that make you? good? god is good. god is good. does that make you feel to see it? like, start from balboa to 30 years later? yeah, man, it feels really good to know that, you know, what started from the people, from the youth has blossomed and blew up, man, to go everywhere around this world and to touch people. yeah, yeah, it's amazing. that is amazing. and you're doing god's work and like. but why do you or why do youth join gangs anyways. i mean it's different now than it was back then, but it's almost the same. like, why do they join like, gangs? i mean, to be accepted. yeah. to be loved. it's more about acceptance and love. i mean, i can't speak for like as a whole. i can ask you, i can tell you why i did it. it was because i didn't feel loved at home. yeah, my daddy did. 16 in the state. my mama raised four kids by herself, and i had the type of mom that go to work, bust her butt, come home, pay the bills, and it's like, have my house clean. but it wasn't like helping me go over my homework. it wasn't like the nurturing, the

south bronx. yeah, yeah. how does that make you? good? god is good. god is good.ow does that make you feel to see it? like, start from balboa to 30 years later? yeah, man, it feels really good to know that, you know, what started from the people, from the youth has blossomed and blew up, man, to go everywhere around this world and to touch people. yeah, yeah, it's amazing. that is amazing. and you're doing god's work and like. but why do you or why do youth join gangs anyways. i mean it's different now than it was back then, but it's almost the same. like, why do they join like, gangs? i mean, to be accepted. yeah. to be loved. it's more about acceptance and love. i mean, i can't speak for like as a whole. i can ask you, i can tell you why i did it. it was because i didn't feel loved at home. yeah, my daddy did. 16 in the state. my mama raised four kids by herself, and i had the type of mom that go to work, bust her butt, come home, pay the bills, and it's like, have my house clean. but it wasn't like helping me go over my homework. it wasn't like the nurturing, t

host: from pat in the bronx, democrats line. caller: hey, good morning.listening to this and you know what i realize, people still have not learned their lessons. we knew about this during the campaigns when the dls spoke -- democrats spoke about project 2025. everyone was concerned about kamala laughing and how biden was. so you know what i think the democrats should do, try sitting back or have a news conference and say we told you so. but they still haven't gotten enough yet. americans apparently have not suffered enough yet because he is just getting started. he is just getting started. stick around. host: ok. that's pat in new york. let's hear from debbie in ohio. independent line. caller: good morning. i've got a couple of issues that are running around in my head concerning some of the policies. i don't know who is giving trump advice or where his advisors are coming from because evidently who is advising him isn't really clear on the issues that are going on because of some of the things that he is coming up with. i also know that he pardoned kirs