there's really no more special place than central park to celebrate the reopening of the city, especiallyhink that diana ross' concert in the rain, i remember as a kid james taylor had a free concert in central park with a huge turnout. it is an iconic space to have an event like this. >> without question. i was there with simon and garfunkel, witnessing barbara streisand and others. it couldn't be a greater venue in order to celebrate the reopening of new york, so this was a challenge. this is not one artist. we've come up with about 18 iconic or new artists to represent, anderson, every genre of music. we're talking rap, pop, broadway, even classical music. we have the new york philharmonic. all 75 members of them. we're going to make use of this incredible stage and venue. >> how long does it take to prepare something like this? >> well, we have been working on it, i would say a total of 8 weeks. >> that's it? wow. i would have thought this was like a six month process. >> oh, no. no, no, no. i got called about two months ago and obviously i went to those artists, i was personally not

the huge concert is being planned for central park.omaine: it is supposed to mark the recovery from the pandemic. the planned months in advance. we know that this come back could be bumpy with the surgeon the delta variant and an unvaccinated part of the population complicating. we will focus on how the entertainment industry specifically is trying to bounceback -- movies, concerts, broadway, all in the midst of concerns about the resurgence in covid. carolyn, let's start with this concert in central park. a lot of big names and a lot of people. caroline: your friend from the boston pops will be there, isn't he? john baptist. we will see if he has as great an outfit as he had. ll cool j, jennifer hudson, she is aretha franklin in the film, but we have got not just musicians, but done them and will be in the lineup. wycliff john -- a bit of a blast from the past, carlos santana. who does not love carlos santana? [laughter] taylor: think about the outer events. caroline: where is megan thee stallion? where are some of the newer acts? tay

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this is from columbus circle near central park in new york.ayor bill de blasio declaring a state of emergency ahead of this storm saying in a news conference that heavy wind, rain, and storm surges are expected in the hours ahead. it certainly looks wet there in columbus circle. the mayor is urging everyone to stay indoors if they can. flash flood warnings are in effect for much of the new york city area, including newark and atlantic beach. have a look at what happened a few hours ago in central park. a massive crowd attending the "we love new york city" concert told to leave, go home. they'd been enjoying the show until severe weather moved in, and here was the thing, lightning was reported nearby so that triggered the concert organizers to cancel it. they halted it and then called it off. as performers gathered in tents backstage, waiting out the storm, as cnn's live coverage continued, here's what happened. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> performers doing what performers do, an inprompt due performance caught on smartphone and beamed around the world. that's the

now to putfáxd that in perspect the blaze has burned an area the size of new york's central park,parkeight people are still unaccounted for and more evacuations under way. what you see there is theq historic town ofq greenville, te dixie fire destroying much to ashes destroying more than 100 homes. a closer look at how much grounk this fire is gaining, let's bring in meteorologist derek vaá dam. derrek, just the statistics were wertalki# about, the number the size of central park seems to be butring is as sttastounding. >> real explosive growth in the dixie fire. and to see those numbers is astounding. the erraticçó winds, this is th dixie fire, just outside of paradise. you remember paradise, that was in the news for, unfortunately, being burnedi] down a couple of years ago.ñr thisçó is a satellite showing y billowing smoke. i can show you translucent r there, that isxd actually smoke from the dixie fire blanketing thee1 region. and you're looking at now the third largest fire in california history. it has ranked upok there. incredible to see. it won't be long before it tejjt)jz fire

the most famous probably of those parks, central park in new york, began construction in its modern formhenry -- frederick law form beginning in 1858, completed in 1873, but more and more parks would follow. as the gilded age approached the 20th century this push for outdoor breathing spaces, for the urban masses would become even more vehement. while we've got green spaces we also need to make sure we're keeping everybody fit and active. if they are physically active that will keep them out of trouble on the one hand and if they are physically fit that will help keep them morally fit, will help them be wholesome, help them avoid the saloon potentially. so reformers in the city sought all sorts of means of keeping the mas from getting bored and lethargic and of encouraging them to stay healthy both physically and morally. you see some exercise classes here. and this in turn led to the increasing popularity of athletics. sports were a way to bring order to people, to organize people, not only into community organizations, but also to keep them fit at the same time and to develop a sense o

more than 6 inches of rain have fallen in central park already ron allen is out at long island at theontauk lighthouse. >> reporter: henri pounded the shores of new york's long island, by then not the hurricane many expected but through the day the rain and wind still extremely intense. >> pretty crazy. a lot stronger that i thought it would be. >> reporter: long island may have escaped the direct hit that many feared, but it's still packing quite a punch. the center of the storm is passing by us just about now there off the coast out into the atlantic, and the big problem right now is the wind. not so much the rain but across the region, henri's downpours caused widespread flash flooding in new jersey, nearly 100 motorists who ignored the warnings rescued from vehicles. >> please seek shelter. >> reporter: a huge concert in central park evacuated because of lightning. >> proceed to your vehicles and protected areas. >> reporter: the park drenched by more than 4 inches of rain saturday night now warnings of more high water possible in already soaked inland areas. >> now is not the tim

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central park is now exceeded 5 inches for two days. that is the wettest two-day period in central park since irene ten years ago. ten years ago. i even remember terrible flooding in vermont. that's something to take vote. urban flooding is much worse than rural flooding. i mean, west central tennessee, west of nashville, 17 inches. the greater 24 hour rainfall for the state of tennessee. 15 fatalities and 30 missing. can you imagine with 7, 8, 9 inches already. and toss in another 6 or 7 inches. the urban flooding in the cities where it funnels down through, of course, the streets and the avenues on concrete and asphalt could be much, much worse. to the north and northeast, the winds are still going to remain strong enough where we could see some more power outages. very interesting. all the rain is in the western flarng. as i pointed out earlier, i want to remind everyone, down to the south of this line here, you see where this rain is converging, it is started last night during the concert. and it's going to stay there all day long.

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we're on pace for a top ten heaviest annual rainfall in central park it has been widespread through the northeast. these downpours today will cause additional flash flooding, even if it is only an inch of rain. there is nowhere for it to go. >> eight inches above the average as well. it is amazing too because they would love out west to have just a little bit of this rain. bill karins, we appreciate it. by the way, bill, thank you very much by the way before we let bill go, i want to say thanks i was driving east on i-80 from, you know, pittsburgh to stroudsburg yesterday or this weekend and i passed -- these are pictures i took, trying to keep all safety laws by the way, while driving, hundreds of utility trucks, pac power, res, many others i forgot to name, from missouri, indiana, ohio, colorado, all driving east to go to new jersey in the northeast to help out with the storm damage, bring our power back on. these are literally people leaving their families to go help out strangers and these are pictures i took and i just want to say thanks to everybody this is really a lot of negativ

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prospect park picking up over five inches and, yes, central park picking up about 4.5.er, this was yesterday. this does not take into account how much they had so far this morning. this was just yesterday. 4.45 inches. that breaks the previous record just over four back in 1888. now, again, we talked about the outer bands. again, they're starting to move in and now continue to slide further inland as we go through the day and eventually impacting areas of upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire and even places not along the coast. here's a look at how much more rain is expected. that yellow, that widespread two to four inches but look at those pockets there the orange and even the red. six to ten inches is not out of the question. not for just a spot or two but you could be dealing with multiple locations that you could pick up a foot of rain. one of the other concerns we talked about is winds. 50 to 70-mile-per-hour winds, boris and christi. when that ground is saturated is all it takes to bring trees and power lines down. >> yeah, potentially a lot of issues on the w

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like paul simon, bruce springsteen and earth, wind, and fire are playing a concert in new york's central parky? because music industry legend clive dis them who was your first phone call after you agreed do do this? >> jon landau, the manager of bruce springsteen. >> reporter: coming up on "sunday morning," putting on a blockbuster concert. ♪ >> cowan: i'll be telling you about the stresses facing many college-bound students even before covid. chip reid has a word or two about the new museum dedicated to the power of language. steve hartman has a love story that will give you goosebumpps. plus the latest on afghanistan and that earth in haiti. all that and more on this sunday, the 15th of august, 2021. we'll be right bac you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like... yes! ...and all those prices have you like... yes! that's yes for less! you've got this school year, and we've got you with the best bargains ever at ross. get your yes for less at our new store in east san mateo. you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs)

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central park it also invitation. central park is absolutely beautiful. as got a manhattan green exterior color for the outside. the interior has a beautiful etching on the wood which has the landscape or scenic pathways of the park, and also a two toned color interior with perforation. imitation -- invitation will be an all-black interior some beautiful wood as well. matt: the chip shortage has made headlines for months now and we all know not only the supply chain has issues but shifting -- shipping is difficult. when you see that getting resolved? is it in the beginning of 2022? does it take until the end of next year? joy: matt, it is a fluid issue with the chip situation. we are seeing improvement in the second half of the year. we do think we will probably into mid 2022 before we see supplies rebound at more of a normalized level. it is very fluid. we get new information every day on this. we look forward to getting back to full supply so we can fulfill the orders. we have had a lot of orders taken for our vehicles based on this lower supply. we are

the site will be at the central park parking lot on steven season boulevard. the event will also be held on wednesday. this is as hospitalizations are on the rise across u.s. according to cdc, covid hospitalization rates for children and adults under 50 are hitting highest levels yet. cdc says people under 50 make up majority of the patients, says the fourth wave of covid patients are getting sicker quicker. cases in american hospitals have shot up more than 240% in the last month. in california alone, nearly 8300 patients are in the hospital for covid-19. that's a nearly 210% jump from this time last month. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we are following breaking news in the east bay right now after a woman was shot while driving her vehicle in vallejo. it happened on i-80 last night west of 37. she was driving in the west bound lanes before 10:00 when somebody fired multiple rounds into her vehicle. she was able to pull over along the freeway and get some help. she was taken to the hospital and at this point, we are still waiting for official w

in obviously, this beautiful park, central park, one and only new york city. so they're excited.on't have weather today so that's good as well. obviously there's some impending weather that will come tomorrow. but today, we've got a break and i think it's on our side. >> i'm assuming being outside in central park was a very strategic move for you because there are still some pandemic restrictions in other areas. talk to us how you're keeping people safe there? >> well, everybody is keeping safe. this city has obviously mandated that we're going to have vaccine only which is good. we just want to have a great, safe time and enjoy great music. >> alrighty. geoff gordon, we appreciate you taking time with us. best of luck to you. we'll be watching tonight. >> best of luck to all of us, and i thank cnn and michael rapinoe, and jason miller and omar and donna and carlie, everybody who put their work into this and clive davis. and america. we're excited for this show. i think it's an important time for all of us. just get back and have fun. >> it couldn't be easy in these circumstances

it doesn't have to go right over midtown central park but it has been.ad flash flood warnings in effect for brooklyn and queens. a little farther down to the south, a little more rainfall. that's the last band, i hope. we've been looking at this now for hours. there's not much back out here in the ocean. we've had a few lightning strikes. to put it into perspective, in kiss our just joining us, if we had a lightning strike within ten miles of the venue, it had to be shut down. well, we had three lightning strikes within the ten miles and a few more far away. but three lightning strikes has caused this chaos with this concert. and it's all part of henri. this is a normal outer band of a hurricane that is going to push rain in places. that band could have been here, its could have been here. it had to be over new york city, don't you know. the plane is flying through henri. it's still 76 miles an hour. we'll get an update in about 45 minutes. it's going to come south shore, long island, maybe rhode island if it sneaks on this side of the cone. can't look a

for anyone near new york, this is this saturday in central park.icketmaster. health screenings also occurring onsite. should be pretty interesting and you can always connect with me if you have questions or ideas about music. we were asking your favorite protest songs. i'm @arimelbourne. we are going to do an update on some of the best protest songs out there. which brings me to where we're headed. many of you agreed with joy, which make our update maybe next week. thanks for spending time with us on the beat. here is joy. hi, joy. >> first of all, a little jelly because you had david on. i'm like an og x-files fanatic. i'm really glad your audience agrees with me on the protest song. i feel seen. >> joy, real quick. everyone had your back. the only question is did they already agree because it was a good idea or did you work the numbers because people listen to joy and you said it on tv. but we're going to do a whole protest song update soon. >> i might have tweeted a thing, but i'm not owning that. they just agreed with me because i'm right. ari.

it's going to be on new york city's iconic central park. great lawn. we're doing this safely.rst dose of the vaccine in order to gain entry. and now the majority of these tickets were free and given out to concertgoers. so it's going to be a great night and forcing social distancing and listening to some of the greatest musicians of our generation. >> i love it. it hammers home that message, get vaccinated, get back to normal life. i love it. chloe milas, have a great time. be sure to tune in, we love new york city. that's the name of the homecoming concert at 5:00 here on cnn. >>> wrestling gave in athlete a sense of peace during a rocky childhood. today he's a world-class wrestler and track star and the inspiration for this week's the human"the human factor". >> the feeling of going down the straightaway on a 100 meter is electifying. move, move, move, i'm just there racing on the track. i don't see next to me. i see the light at the end of the tunnel and i get there as fast as i can. i'm a track athlete and wrestler. the speed i top out at is 20, 21 more miles an hour. i'm

central park yesterday with the concert, everyone excited. 4.45 daily was a record that stood since 1888. they also picked up a 24-hour rainfall record, the most ever -- in one hour i should say, less than two inches. you add in these colors of yellow and orange and it will be quite staggering. this is where it gets interesting, all the rain is on the western flank. we had our landfall in rhode island. you can see it now moving across connecticut. rhode island is rain-free right now. that's good news for power crews that can get out here where we have the power outages. they're not going to be able to get in the cherry-pickers, but they can at least start clearing the roadways from the trees that have been uprooted or the branches that have fallen. a lot of times waiting a week or two, it's about cleaning up the roads to get to the issues. now we have an issue on the southwestern flank. now that it's made landfall, we need to start concentrating on individual communities where they're going to see quite a bit of a mess. i want to point out, the southern edge of the rainfall, notice it st

simone perez is near new york's central park where the concert is taking place.pologize for putting you on the spot. i'm showing my age. >> reporter: i know barry manilow, but you're probably right, i didn't know exactly the song you referred to. for me, i'm leaning towards jennifer hudson, it's really, really exciting when you think of the performances out here, bruce springsteen. that's a big one. they're expecting about 60,000 people here. 80% of the concertgoers attending are here for free. they're able to get tickets online. 20% are very expensive tickets in vip areas. i want to show you the stage as they prepare here. with sound checks later this morning and just getting going here. the staff is starting to arrive. you can see the big nyc sign lit up. it's beautiful. it's a really beautiful, beautiful day here as well. it's hot, it's humid right now. but it's going to be jam-packed as the day continues. people will start streaming in. a lot of excitement here certainly for this. as this is one of the key things to show that new york city is back and hopeful

from a barren landscape he has created a forest the size of new york's central park.in saving nearby majuli than following government flood protection schemes. so we are now going to do the ritual that every guest that comes here is asked to do, which is to plant a tree. what kind of tree is this? so i'm going to put this in here, yeah, that's good. jadev has spoken at environmental summits all around the world, and his roll—call of guests is equally international. and i do know that everyone who plants a tree, when it grows, they put a plaque down with their name on it, so i will have that privilege. fantastic, thank you. and so to my final day in assam, and a different kind of ritualistic celebration of nature. if there is one recurring theme throughout my trip in the north—east, it's the sense of community, kind of everywhere really, and there is nothing better to illustrate that than this. a local village going down to the river to celebrate harvest. this community was started in 1939 by a young woman who came from the mountains in search of food. she founded this

from a barren landscape he has created a forest the size of new york's central park.ing nearby majuli than following government flood protection schemes. so we are now going to do the ritual that every guest that comes here is asked to do, which is to plant a tree. what kind of tree is this? so i'm going to put this in here, yeah, that's good. jadev has spoken at environmental summits all around the world, and his roll—call of guests is equally international. and i do know that everyone who plants a tree, when it grows, they put a plaque down with their name on it, so i will have that privilege. fantastic, thank you. and so to my final day in assam, and a different kind of ritualistic celebration of nature. if there is one recurring theme throughout my trip in the north—east, it's the sense of community, kind of everywhere really, and there is nothing better to illustrate that than this. a local village going down to the river to celebrate harvest. this community was started in 1939 by a young woman who came from the mountains in search of food. she founded this place

lindsey clayton from barry's is in central park, she is our is our coach today.imone biles, let's talk about her first, true gymnastics g.o.a.t. she has not one, not two but four moves named after her. pand seven olympic medals to boot. so how can we start to tone our leg muscles like simone. >> yes, well, simone is clearly the g.o.a.t. of gymnastics and lower body is key for her. that's how she does the tumbling passes. guys, let's show them. we have brendan here. he's going to give us a squat. now, as you're doing your squat it's important that you're getting nice and low, squeezing your butt at the top and dropping those elbows down to your knees. now, kayla is kicking it into high gear. she's giving us a dead lift with a calf raise. again, simone is doing crazy tumbling passes without that lower body strength it's not going to happen, and then bobby here we have doing reverse lunges, powering off that front foot. they're like olympians. look at them. >> definitely olympians. speaking of olympians, caeleb dressel of course brought home an astonishing five gold

brooklyn over 6 ychs of rain, central park's already had about 5 inches of rain and the key thing isore is yet to come. they are likely to get several more inches and those wind gusts are there which likely will lead to power outages. >> all right. allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> let's get an update from the ground. our cnn reporters are out in the storm. brian todd is in groton, connecticut, and shimon prokupecz is in new york on long island. brian, officials there expecting major power outages in connecticut today. give us a sense of how things are in the moment. it seems windier right now than it did earlier when we checked in with you. >> reporter: that's right, boris. that wind that allison was talking about, a short time ago we got pounded by one of the bands of rain. a little bit of a lull in the rain now. we know it's coming back and it will come back with some force in the coming hours. now that we have the light of day out here i can show you a little bit more of the situation here and what is raising the concern in the low-lying areas like here and in new london a

. >> the storm has brought record-breaking rain to new york, central park, seeing nearly 4.5 inches last night, but the big concern this morning is the storm's strong winds which could cause major power outages across several states and dangerous storm surges on the coast. utility companies, in fact, from across the country have sent more than 12,000 crews to assist with pau power restorations there. listen to officials in connecticut. >> we have put out requests and they have been fulfilled for over 4,000 crews from around the country. i want to caution everybody to look out for their neighbor,. if they are elderly, senior citizens, check on them. prepare. batteries, water, enough food to get you through for a period of, say, three, four, five days. and we just ask all of our customers to be patient, that our workers are going to do everything they can to get the power on as fast as possible in the safest manner possible. >> cnn is covering the storm only the way that cnn can. our team of correspondents is fanned out across the northeast and new england tracking the impacts of hurricane

it's the equivalent of central park in new york. it's our central park. a multiacre park. atlanta. we have festivals there. people live near the park. thousands of people attend this park every day. >> right, and i think that's important. what do you make of the location of this crime? this is a rare type of murder, but also in this particular place. >> you know, piedmont park, all of our parks close at 11:00. that doesn't mean that we don't have people in the park after they officially close. we have a big homeless population in atlanta, and they also frequent the park. not to say this is our suspect. we don't know that yet. but it's not completely empty. and it's very big. this park is enormous. so a lot of trees. a lot of areas people could hide. people sleep in the park, homeless people. >> and the fbi is now assisting in this investigation. what does that tell you about the investigation and what type of resources will federal agents provide? what does that do to shift the investigation? >> well, i think they're just providing the resources. the fbi does not investiga

it's burning so fast, it's scorched an area the size of central park, every-11 minutes for an entire day. cnn's josh campbell has more on the devastation it's leaving behind. >> reporter: we are learning new details about a fire that ripped through the community of greenville, here in northern california. officials telling us that at least 100 homes were destroyed. on friday, officials were also working to account for four residents. officials said that not everyone had heeded evacuation orders from local-law enforcement. now, the sheriff here is a native of greenville. he spoke about the devastation that this fire brought to his hometown. >> efforts of firefighters, resources in law enforcement, the fire spread into the community of greenville and caused mass destruction. for those of you that don't know, i am a lifelong resident of greenville. and i want to start by saying my heart is crushed by what has occurred there. and to the folks that have lost residences and businesses, i've met some of them, already. their life is now, forever, changed. and all i can tell you is i'm sorry.

at the be at the central park softball complex on stephenson boulevard. it will also be held on wednesday. this is as hospitalizations are on the rise across u.s. covid hospitalization rates for children and adults under 50 are hitting highest levels yet. cdc says people under 50 make up majority of the patients. it says this fourth wave of covid patients are getting sicker quicker and cases in american hospitals have shot up more than 240% in just the last month. in california alone, nearly 8300 patients are in the hospital for covid-19. that's a nearly 210% jump from this time last month. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we have breaking news we are following. a shooting investigation going on in the east bay after a woman was shot while driving her vehicle along i-80. it happened about 10:00 last night. her vehicle was hit several times. it looked like almost a dozen times, bullet holes all over her car. she was able to pull over just west of 37 in the west bound lanes and summon help. she was taken to the hospital, still waiting for offici

that is the most ever recorded in new york city in one hour, ever central park got 7 inch alonethe flooding made its way into the subways and gave the a train a shower it overran the fdr drive on manhattan's east side. cars tried to pass and created a waterfall on the eastern parkway behind the brooklyn library part of that borough got 10 inches of rain. >>> andrew cuomo stepping down tonight. cuomo stepping do just before midnight he was defiant in a farewell address today. the governor insisted the sexual harassment allegations against him are politicized, and he claims he was condemned without facts. governor cuomo slammed the new york attorney general's report which concluded he sexually harassed 11 women. including his own staffers >> the truth is ultimately always revealed. the attorney general's report was designed to be a political firecracker on an explosive topic, and it worked there was a political and media stampede. >> the lieutenant governor kathy hochul is set to be sworn in, private ceremony, just after midnight. >>> headwinds for president . >>> head biden, and

central park saturday night, that star studded concert had to be cancelled for extreme weather. problems all around. henri is still not done with us yet. we are expected to get more rain before it moves out tuesday. >> we saw thousands of people evacuating central park. thank you, sam brock in tennessee. take care. >>> coming up, violence at the kabul airport as afghans try to escape taliban rule. we have the latest on evacuation efforts. and new pressure on the biden administration next. forts. and new pressure on e thbiden administration next. ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collagen. 92% saw visibly firmer skin in just 4 weeks. neutrogena® for people with skin. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches neutrogena® in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. introducing

she joins me live from new york's central park. the weather looks pretty good there.ou seeing? >> reporter: hi, jim. a lot of excitement here. people have been lining up since 4:00 a.m. when we arrived several hours ago, the block at this west side entrance was several blocks long. this concert is ticketed for 60,000 people. every single one of them who is an adult is going to have to show proof of vaccination. everyone of eligible vaccination age is going to have to show proof of vaccination, whether it's a cdc vaccination card, it can be the new york state excelsior app on your phone, a new york city covid safe app on the phone, and you have to show your vaccine card and your i.d. the last check here. there will also be a check down the way. if you are under 12, children under 12 have to present a negative covid test from the last 72 hours and wear a mask since they are too young to be vaccinated. other guys of this concert wand to do something for the people of new york. mayor bill de blasio calling this homecoming concert a celebration of the city. he called it a

central park has a bench specifically for that.there were a way to, i don't know, lift his spirits perhaps, a -- i don't know -- pep talk from someone who knows what he's going through. >> hi, it's rudy giuliani and i'm on cameo if there's an issue of concern that you want to discuss or a story you'd like to hear or -- or share with me or a greeting that i can bring to someone that would bring happiness to their day, i would be delighted to do it. it can be arranged, and we can talk through the magic of cameo. thank you. >> seth: no, rudy, thank you i guess rudy's last cameo went so well, he decided to give it another go "for an extra 50 bucks, i'll tuck in my shirt." also, where is he? did he film that in ikea's showroom why does everything look so chintzy? it reminds me of action films from the '80s where the characters would be arguing in front of a set of shelves that looks so cheap, you'd think, "oh, someone's definitely getting thrown into those. oh, rudy sweet, sweet rudy. he has no idea what he's in for. right now, a prosec

central park set a daily record yesterday of nearly 5 inches.already picked up more than 6. we're going to add to those totals, up to 96 inches in some parts, isolated amounts of about 10 inches. we've seen a lot of rain, so we're going to add to it. >> thanks so much for that. >>> in haiti, an estimated 600,000 people are in dire need of aid following that devastating earthquake more than a week ago. we're talking about those who need food, water, medicine, or a roof over their heads. cnn is learning the aid deliveries are expected to pick up, but the focus of emergency mission is likely to change. >> reporter: we managed to have a conversation in port-au-prince on saturday with the man leading the response for usaid here in haiti. they're here in support of the haitian government as they continue their search and rescue operations. and unfortunately now more than one week after this earthquake hit, this representative from usaid that the shift is beginning to happen, going from a search and rescue operation unfortunately to more recovery opera

i mean, just last night, we saw about 4 inches of rain in central park.e picked up nearly 2 inches, alone. that's how soupy the air mass is that we're dealing with here -- um -- with -- with henri. as it takes this journey and it makes land -- landfall somewhere around montauk going to southern new england somewhere along the line of connecticut to rhode island. we will see all that moisture continue to stream up. so heavy rainfall is going to continue across jersey, new york city, on into connecticut and boston, massachusetts. you can see it, too. all of massachusetts will see -- see heavy rainfall. northern new -- new hampshire, vermont, we're also going to see it. about 6 inches of rain. some areas, up to 10 inches. this is on top of what we have already dealt with the last seven days so you take that saturated ground. tropical storm to hurricane force winds coming onshore. you mix all that together. trees are going to topple and, yeah, we are going to see power outages for sure. the good news is we are seeing out of state crews, power crews come into

but truth be told, the real end was when i met my wife, walking down through central park and i came along the reservoir. it was an incredible day. i think -- i can't say this for certain, but that it was the first totally explosive spring, we are going to get out of this, we are going to survive. the place was packed, couples were out on the rowboats on the lake, the blossoms were crazy. it was great seeing my wife. that was the official end of the trip. susan: about four minutes left. two wrapup questions. my walk to new york taught me many things, almost too many to count. what are some of those? neil: the chief things are, i like to say the place, the value of place in american life, the concept of common ground, the importance of talking to people on the same patch of ground no matter how different we might be. i had conversations with people whose politics i might necessarily agree with, but i enjoy spending time with. just slowing down. i have said to people that it is an easy calculation, it is at least 20 times as rich and valuable what you encounter. there was also the open

paul simon, who knows what it's e of central park. ♪ when i left my home and my family, i was no more reporter: he reunited with art garfunkel for a concert four months ago. >> that was a large, a large group. once you get out there, it takes a little while, and then you fall into the rhythm of it and you're okay. ♪ ♪ so it was a big emotional event. a really nice night for audience and me. >> i definitely reached out to paul. >> reporter: what was the response? >> there was no convincing. when you have a perfect connection with someone and your lives go differently, that connection doesn't ever cease. >> reporter: and then all of a sudden last year, the pandemic happens. what was that like for you, for someone who is used to having these kind of personal connections with so many people? >> the answer is the personal connections continue as life continues. they're extended family. >> reporter: now at a time of renewed concern about covid, davis says that part of concert planning is the mayor's job. >> they were showing us the environment will be totally safe and that proof of vaccinat

building in 1995. 10 years later, he also famously installed over 7000 nylon gates throughout central parkthe new project is entirely financed by the sale of his blueprints and drawings. workers already erected scaffolding for the 19th century monument, to set it up for the silvery blue recyclable plastic wrapping and red rope. exactly how the artist wanted it. >> hopefully, cristo will be most happy if somebody looks at it and says, it looks just like the drawings. reporter: visitors will be welcome at the finished project, which is due to open september 18th. >> there's more news to come. stay with us. ♪ >> thanks for being with us. this was released 30 years after the release of your previous academy award winning film, "jfk," a fictional take on the story. why is now the right time to revisit it? >> i would say it is a dramatized take on facts that i discovered, not fictional, condensing characters, simple find sometimes, this is very close -- the original was pretty accurate. we wanted to go back, because there was the assassination record that was treated by congress, which is very r

but truth be told, the real end was when i met my wife, walking down through central park and i came along the reservoir. it was an incredible day. i think -- i can't say this for certain, but that it was the first totally explosive spring, we are going to get out of this, we are going to survive. the place was packed, couples were out on the rowboats on the lake, the blossoms were crazy. it was great seeing my wife. that was the official end of the trip. susan: about four minutes left. two wrapup questions. my walk to new york taught me many things, almost too many to count. what are some of those? neil: the chief things are, i like to say the place, the value of place in american life, the concept of common ground, the importance of talking to people on the same patch of ground no matter how different we might be. i had conversations with people whose politics i might necessarily agree with, but i enjoy spending time with. just slowing down. i have said to people that it is an easy calculation, it is at least 20 times as rich and valuable what you encounter. there was also the open