. >> i'm shanelle kaul in coney island.hy packing up the car could be your best vacation saving strategy. >>> plus, water warnings. as millions head to the boch, we will tell you where to be beware on both coasts. >>> and help wanted. across the country there is a big problem that could impact your safety at both beaches and pools. >>> and also tonight, it's no holiday for debt ceiling negotiators in washington. we'll have the key sticking points as the clock ticks down to a potentially catastrophic default. >>> and later, nine lives. these so-called ghost cats were driven to the brink of ex tecs tinks, but are pouncing back. >> protects your way of life. >> yes, sir, it does. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. all eyes are on capitol hill tonight as the deadline for a possible government default closes in. both president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy insist a deal is close. more on that in a minute. we begin this memorial day weekend at the national m

[music playing] we sent johnny to coney island for a little military history quiz.ng the nice weather. >> trying to work on killer tan. >> memorial day. >> what is memorial day? >> what do you want -- oh, are. >> dude, teach me. >> who did america fight in the revolutionary war. >> russia, ukraine. >> i don't know nothing. america? >> we fought ourselves? >> japan? >> britain? >> china. >> china. >> who won the civil war? >> george washington. borders. >> he won? >> yes. for sure. >> george washington? and george washington. >> putin. [buzzer] >> i can't think of the name. >> up. >> what is up? >> america. >> the north? >> the north. >> the union, the >> do unknow who the civil war was between? >> north america and south america. >> slavery. >> laws. >> politics, stuff like that. >> politics, politics, politics, politics. >> world war ii. >> who fought there? >> uh -- the dominican republic. >> not the dominican public. >> not puerto rico. >> germany. >> high five. >> allies versus -- italy, france, america. >> everybody was involved, ri right? >> who won the cold w

reportera: una junta comunitaria de coney island dice que no les avisaron del plan con antelaciÓn o cuÁntas soy madre y abuela. reportera: la municipalidad se encuentra en medio de otra controversia, por el envÍo de migrantes a suburbios en donde lÍderes locales ya presentaron demandas. la gobernadora de nueva york, kathy hochul, enviÓ una carta al presidente biden pidiendo asistencia para construir albergues temporales en terreno federal, incluyendo instalaciones militares. fÉlix: la familia de un menor de edad hondureÑo que muriÓ bajo custodia de autoridades de inmigraciÓn en florida quieren que se investiga la muerte del joven de 17 aÑos y que padecÍa epilepsia desde su niÑez. vamos con los testimonios de la madre. [audio ambiente] [gritos] reportera: Ángel eduardo iba emocionado en esta lancha por cruzar a estados unidos. >> en camino cada rato me decÍa, yo le decÍa que cÓmo iba y Él me decÍa que iba bien. reportera: hora despuÉs de que se grabaron estas imÁgenes, el joven hondureÑo de 17 aÑos se entregÓ a migraciÓn y fue llevado a un albergue en florida. su madre todavÍa no cree. >> nu

at coney island. he broke up with me while my dad was going to get margaritas, and he came back obviously i was still upset. it was like a two and a half year relationship. i was devastating and crying and making a scene, but the guy hung out the rest of the day with us. >> kayleigh: so how many margaritas did you have? >> i had so many margaritas and then he sat next to me on the ferris wheel and the ferris wheel is supposed to be a happy place. i turned it into content, so it is great. i write about it in my book. imagine if it would've been normal, i would been sad and had no content. that happens to people every day. >> kayleigh: it does, sylvester stallone, will this harm his daughter's chances with a suitor? what suitor wants to date you knowing that rocky is going to be texting you? >> that might be true, but they might be like, she is not really breaking up with me, her dad is. i think that's more normal than what i went through, because when my dad was involved, neither i nor my dad made that

so it's completely -- like a snowball and very soon it will not be just schools, not just coney island, brooklyn, many schools now consider normal place to live. but also unpleasantly hearing from -- administration all options are on the table. any public spaces. even parks and more. so i believe we need to legally, legally i'm talking about, closing borders, processing everyone. if you need to invest more border patrol do it. why not? not to make everything legal. i would say caution. >> thank you very much for sharing your story and those thoughts. all right, coming up, a suspected shoplifter shot and killed by security guard in the middle of walgreens and san francisco. why the d.a. is deciding not to press charges, and what this has in common with the subway chokehold. you need to deliver new apps fast using the services you want in the clouds of your choice. with flexible multi-cloud serviceses that enable digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you innovatee and grow. - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer

heading back home emilie ikeda is on the road with them >> reporter: from crowded boardwalks in coney island to an air show in miami beach and barbecues in wisconsin, the unofficial start to summer has travelers crisscrossing the country. >> it does look like summer i like >> reporter: aaa estimates more than 42 million americans are traveling this memorial day weekend, from the roadway to the runway, more than 2.7 million travelers taking flight friday alone, numbers not seen since 2019. it's a sign, experts say, of what is to come this summer season >> i think people are just excited to be with family again. >> reporter: prices for domestic flights, rental cars, and gas have improved from last year but the overall cost of travel is up 18% compared to before the pandemic while lines snake through airports in denver, chicago, and atlanta on friday -- >> i feel like you should get here three hours before not two hours. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg tweeting, flight cancellation rates remained below 1% this weekend in sharp contrast to last summer's airport armageddon. >

. >> i'm shanelle kaul in coney island.uld be your best vacation saving strategy. >>> plus, water warnings. as millions head to the boch, we will tell you where to be beware on both coasts. >>> and help wanted. across the country there is a big problem that could impact your safety at both beaches and pools. >>> and also tonight, it's no holiday for debt ceiling negotiators in washington.

after backlash from parents, officials moving dozens of asylum seekers from this coney island school gym to a long-term facility in manhattan after nearly two days. it was the only gym being used as a shelter. it comes as city officials say they are out of space at more than 150 emergency shelters, and nearly half of all hotel rooms are already housing migrants. >> whomever is telling us not to go somewhere, i have one question from them. you tell me where we should go then. that's what i need. >> reporter: new york city forced to consider all options after a judge granted a pr eventinghe cy from sending migritants north of here to neay orange county. david. >> david: stephanie ramos tonight, stephanie thank you >> now to president biden house speaker kevin mccarthy both signaling they may be getting closer to a deal to raise the debt ceiling and the president tonight on a key republican demand. mary bruce at the white house. >> embarking on his chip to japan for the g 7 summit president biden tried to assure america and the world the to de death and put the global comma at risk. >>

>> there was a fire in coney island and it was starting at the time 13 years old, and he lit a matchhe was from rockaway. we had a funeral here. when the police asked beckett what he did it, he said he was bored. >> the the whole fire to come just because i was bored, just wanted something to do instead f sitting in the hallway. >> that really tripped me out and i was thinking, if this kid had an activity, that maybe this officer would be alive. so i reached out to california and told them about the tragedy. and that is how it started. just like that. >> dulce: what made you pick surfing as the thing that the little black children should be doing? >> because they don't do it here. not just black kids, white kids, asian, muslim, gay, straight, i don't care who you are. if your parent can to afford to surfing lessons, i will teach you for free. >> dulce: look at him running his own united nations of surfing. >> one, two, three, push up. this knee will come first. >> dulce: here? >> exactly. now pregnant left -- yes. i don't care how your feet look. >> dulce: i don't -- i'm going to dro

where today some angry parents kept kids away from a coney island school, housing adult asylum-seekersasium. some parents were more sympathetic. >> everybody needs a chance in life, you know. everybody is going through something. >> reporter: the historic roosevelt hotel is planning to take on as many as 1,000 in the upcoming weeks. mary eric adams said they took in more than 4,000 new migrants and are scrambling to find enough space. >> you can almost imagine 4200 people showing up on your doorstep. that is just beyond their imagination when you think about it. this is what we are faced with right now. >> now, they are prepared to distribute another $360 million of federal aid to cities like new york to help pay for sheltering and transporting migrants, but the same officials at it is congress he needs to do much more. norah. >> norah: ed o'keefe, thank you. two other wkers wereouho to bringire under control. they say about the causes under investigation. looking ahead now to the unofficial start of the summer travel season, this memorial day weekend which aaa predicts will be one of

. >> reporter: were some angry parents kept kids away from a coney island school, housing adult asylum-seekerse sympathetic. >> everybody needs a chance in life. you know? everybody is going through something. >> reporter: the historic roosevelt hotel in manhattan is planning to take in as many as 1,000 migrants in the coming week. eric adams said his city took in 4,000 more migrants last week and a scrambling to find enough space. >> you can almost imagine 4200 people showing up on your doorstep and that is beyond our imagination when you think about it. but that's what we are faced with right now. >> reporter: now biden administration officials tell cbs news they are prepared to distribute $360 million in federal aid to big cities like new york to pay for sheltering and transporting migrants. but the same officials at its congress that needs to do much more. norah. >> norah: ed o'keefe, thank you. today at least one worker was killed in a fire at an refinery in texas city near houston. two others were taken to a hospital. crews worked for several hours to bring the fire under control. the ow

>> reporter: where today some angry parents kept kids away from a coney island school that's housing the gymnasium. some parents were more sympathetic. >> everybody needs a chance in life, you know? everybody's going through something. >> reporter: the historic roosevelt hotel in midtown manhattan is planning to take in as many as a thousand migrants in the coming weeks. new york mayor eric adams says his city took in more than 4,000 migrants last week and is scrambling to find enough space. >> you can almost imagine 4,200 people showing up on your doorstep. that is beyond our imagination when you think about it, but this is what we're faced with t strite another $360 llion in federal t like new york to help pay for sheltering and transporting migrants. but those same officials add it's congress that needs to do much more. norah. >> ed o'keefe, thank you. >>> today at least one worker was killed in a fire at an oil refinery in texas city near houston. two other workers were taken to a hospital. crews worked for several hours to bring the fire under control. marathon petroleum, which

today was the -- anniversary of the day that thaf guy broke up with me in front of my father at coney islandole rest of t daevy i write about that in mydr book. i did get broke up with a textd oncege and i write about this to with a dad but then i wouldn't stanond for it so he proceeded o break up with me or --o >> i don't think you have guts to d o this in person.e thi get broken up with a lot but then they try because i'm crazyt or whatever and try other girls and they come back because they get bored. a >>lw text breakups for men is bt thing in the world there's no explanation.>> it's over. cool. that's it. don't sit me down and tell me why. i don't to hear that. i know what it is. >> i'll never change. you tell me what's wrong with me i'll do more of it. because you're out of my life.se bye --eah, >> all right.>> i cree ap myself out there. i cree ap myself out there. don't go away. we'll be right back. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental im

notified ps-188 will accept migrants with no time frame when the gym will return to the community in coney island. there is nothing for them to do, they will not be able to look for a job because they are not in the heart of the city. in the city 140 sites, hotels and sites converted, eight mega-shelters open in the city. where is the mayor of new york city that has the right to send illegal immigrants to the suburbs, they are a sanctuary city. rockland isn't a sanctuary city. it doesn't mean the suburbs have to be poisoned. these might be great people issue not the way you do things. >> will: like everything else, the policy is virtue signal. i have a big heart, i will accept everyone. who is paying for it? oh, you are. food they don't like, dumping in the stairwells. they get drunk and fight and they had to send cops and ambulances because of another brawl with illegal immigrantses. >> ainsley: the roosevelt hotel is reopening, it closed three years ago, it is in midtown, they are opening to have room for some migrants. >> brian: biggest folly, there is global migration, no, there is a movement

we went to coney island. the gun shoot and i won the possible thing and something else i want. other than that, anything serious, never.>> never entered a sweepstakes in one quick. >> oh that was 4th of july, sorry. >> what about you? a contest? >> in high school bmi partner one or lead for tennis. >> that's amazing. >> are very good at ski ball. >> i will challenge you at ski ball. i'm really good. there's one of my building. >> there's everything in your building. >> what about you? a contest? >> i wanted tennis racket at a raffle on my club when i was about 11. at a wailers hockey game in hartford, you know how they shoot the sandwiches or shoot those prizes out of those guns. they shot a ham sandwich at me and i caught it. >> i've never seen a sandwich shop. >> the allman brothers concert at the beacon in manhattan, they threw a bottle of mushrooms into the second row and i wrestled a guy for them. i have them in my hand and then as i was struggling to pull them away i happen to elbow one of the ticket gu

take a look at this, this was the one active school where migrants physically were, this is in coney island 88. now that the city removed them, many are wondering where did the migrants go? the city has 150 emergency shelters and the mayor said today they have a list of 400 possible locations to house these migrants and that includes rikers island. listen to the mayor. >> everything is being considered. one of the biggest impediments to resolving this issue is that people have not really accepted the fact that this is a crisis. >> will: so this is a crisis and as you know it only took 67,000 migrants to make it a crisis here in new york city and we are seeing similar things in chicago where migrants are sleeping on the floors of police stations and you know it's just a fraction of what these texas communities are dealing with every single day. >> that's absolutely right, it seems to be illegal immigration for the but not for me. great job, thank you so much. >> will: another new york city was brutally attacked on the subway and she says she wishes she had a daniel penny on her train. my old

. >> in another part of brooklyn, the coney island community members also complained that the city failedse it detached to school gym there for migrants. the facility has the capacity to house 100 people, and when cnn visited, without our camera, it was filled wall-to-wall with cots and appeared to be housing single adult migrants. >> anything is possible. we don't know anything about these people, or where they came from. we want to protect us. my message for the mayor and the governor, is that you should be ashamed of yourself did not recognize the protection and culpability for our babies in these public schools. >> with hundreds of asylum seekers arriving in new york city every day, more than 4200 in the last week alone, officials say that the city is out of space. more than 65,000 asylum seekers have arrived to since last spring, including the highly publicized buses full of migrants from republican border states. new york city has opened more than 130 emergency sites, announced the opening of its ninth large scale humanitarian relief center, which will double as the city's first asy

with these migrants gathering outside their shelter at an elementary school near coney island. city officials are reversing course and moving migrants out of the schools but it only came after parents and students took to the streets. >> give back our gym, we need it for the kids. give us back our gym, we need it for the kids. we want our gym back, we want our gym back. we want our gym back. >> you know, congressman, this is just common sense. you've got 11 and 12-year-old girls and you are going to put single adult males beside them, not just single adult males but males who haven't been vetted, we know people in the terror watch list have crossed the border. ms-13 members and put them aside our little babies. >> that's right, common sense, and this is on the local government, a lot debate is where is the biden administration, these are ways you can better secure our border. generally it's bad the new york has policies, what gets worse, at the local level you don't have the answers who are these people, where is their dock nation, vaccinated, do they bring health concerns, are

"politico" reports migrants are living at a coney island school as well as a former public school ons asking for more from the biden administration. even though we did not see the immediate surge after the end of title 42 that we were expecting at the southern border the mayor's office expects more migrants to come and they say they need all the help they can get. >> dana: all the hotel rooms they can get. >> mayor adams moving to relocate migrants sparking outrage north of the city. the crossroads hotel in the town of newburg, new york evicting some homeless veterans to make room for asylum seekers. then you had a couple about to get married getting an unwelcome surprise. lydia lou, fox business is live in newburg. can't be good for business. hello. >> that's right. not good for business. this couple from florida tells me their wedding is next month but they are already getting word from the hotel that hotel rooms they had booked for their guests is already going to be canceled. the couple now scrambling to make alternative accommodations. 20 homeless veterans were evicted from temp

some of the yzs cidea considere tents in central park, coney island beach. the parking lot of a city field. where the mets play. citi field. it shows you how much of a crisis the city is anticipating. now, none of these plans are finalized. however, the city tells me they are already running out of room. last night they had to resort to sheltering people inside an old nypd training gym, because the shelters are at capacity, and they are running out of room. >> hmm. all right. painting quite a picture. gloria, thanks so much. jim? >>> really good economic news. u.s. jobs market shrugged off recession fears today with a blockbuster april jobs report. analysts had been expecting 180,000 new jobs. employers came in hotter. 253,000. as you can see, dow's loving it. there is the ongoing question, though, how the fed responds to all this, and how much it tries to rein economic growth in. matt egan following this. matt, i know we always like to do, take the good with the bad. take the good for a moment. that's a very vibrant job market. that's good news for american

in coney island today, a rally of parents from 188 and same issue.d and transformed into so called processing center for migrants and no gym and all options are on the table. even if the recently arrived migrants will be moving to permanent shelter or somewhere else and new ones will come. it'll be like a revolving door. >> children don't get to use their junio school i didn't mea. stuart: you're on the city council. can't you stop this? >> i can protest this decision by the mayor and talk to city hall and owners and management and go to social media and talk to fox news and parents. we go and have a rally today and in terms of city council, this is democrat majority in city council and most of my colleagues are like saying listen, we are welcoming st.s, it's -- citizens, it's a sanctuary city and we need to be welcoming and compassionate and not be a problem. stuart: to some degree new york brought it on itself. it is still a sanctuary city and you've invited them in. >> beside, any deviation from existing rules and mayor adams trying to say this ri

. >> reporter: in another part of brooklyn, coney island community members also complained the city failed a detached school gym there for migrants. the facility has the capacity to house 100 people. and when cnn visited today without our camera, it was filled wall to wall with cots and appeared to be housing single-adult migrants. >> anything is possible. we not knowing nothing about these people and where they came from. we want to protect us. my message for the mayor and the governor, y'all should be ashamed of y'allself to not recognize the protection for our babies. >> reporter: with hundreds of asylumseekers arriving in new york city every day, more than 4,200 in the last week alone, officials say the city is out of space. more than 65,000 asylumseekers have arrived since last spring including the highly publicized buses full of migrants from border states. announced the opening of its ninth large-scale humanitarian relief center, which will double as the city's first asylum-seeker arrival center. for months, mayor adams has urged the federal government to provide more support to the

mayor's office gym accepted 78 adult migrant men and women no word when it would be returned to the coney island. >> ainsley: 75 can men and ghim elementary school gym. school is not out yet. school is still in session. >> ainsley: some are through june. >> brian: we are. >> ainsley: how would you feel your child is at elementary school and migrants living there in the school gymnasium and there is no timetable on how long the building is going to be used. >> brian: you are feeding them and housing them also a brawl last night in another migrant hotel. 12 people injured five had to go to the hospital. all drunk evidently. congratulation you are in new york city. we are at aing you to drink. paying you to fight. free clothes. don't like the food dump it in the stairwell. going well for us. we he have so much extra money it really doesn't matter. today lori lightfoot's reign in chicago officially ends as progressive -- more photographic brandon johnson will be sworn in as the windy city's new mayor. >> will: johnson who once called defunding police a real goal will have to tack the skyrocketing pl

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this is in coney island. one eighty eight . now that the city has moved them, many are wondering, where did all those migrants go ?e ciy the city has h one hundred and fifty emergency shelters. and the mayor said today they have a list of four hundred possible locationss to house these migrants, and that includes rikers island. listen to the mayor. >> everything is being considered of one of the biggest impediments to resolving this issue is thatc people have not really accepted the fact that this is a crisis.i >> so this is a crisis.d as and as you know, well, it make only took sixty seven thousand migrants to make it a crisis here iite in newn new york city. and we're seeing similar things in chicago where migrants areng sleeping on th on the floors ofo police stations. and as a texas manns, you know, it's just a fraction of whatg wh these texas communities are dealing with every single day. >> that's absolutely that's absolutely right. it appears, to be illegalit immigration for the but not for meation in new york and chicag

tom: jonathan says in coney island. nathan's, there it is.r lobster places. there are a little off of the grid. jonathan: very cool. going to the weekend with some of the names ripping. mike wilson, margin -- morgan stanley with a different perspective on the equity market. that conversation coming up shortly. from new york city, good morning. equities higher. ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. >> you're always flying blind in this economy. >> is a good performance in u.s. equities there is dispersion within that. >> i like equity markets longer-term for people who have a long-term horizon. >> this is classic late cycle behavior. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: good morning. bramo off today. it is a three island tour for memorial day. we are having fun today but as we said on wednesday, there is some real news flow going on. michael wilson will join us from morgan stanley in a moment. pu

with the you and coney for the big reductions and maritime target emissions by 2015 bonuses and battery technology could make such cuts possible. but right reports not from judge island in south korea now and it's tens here. this event bills itself is the 1st international mode to show dedicated solely to electric vehicles for evenings, a decade that seem remarkable advances in areas such as battery technology and the same advances. now promise of transformation in shipping. some boxes on the launch of the 1st international electron ship expo is very meaningful and aims to create an innovative ecosystem for the future. as well as the world's biggest ship because south korea sees an important role for itself and electrically powered vessels. what is it about as the battery technology advances, we expect the various forms of electric shipping propulsion will be developed up and as a location. so showcasing green technologies judge you was perhaps an ideal fit, a sub tropical volcanic island of south korea's southern coast. it's pioneered clean technology with the goal of being comp and neutral by 2030, and the ships that navigate the waters around it are destined to be