al in hudson, new york, independent. caller: good morning. it is actually castleton, not hudson. host: is that on the hudson? caller: yes. it sounds very high class but it is very middle-class. watch much of the debate last night purely for the fact that there was something i have more ord less coalesced around a few candidates, biden being my main choice right now. he is middle-of-the-road, he speaks to the middle class and that was the problem with the democrats under hillary clinton. the democrats forgot who the middle-class were. she was always endorsing all these fringe groups, which is fine, but i am middle-class. i am a veteran. i raised a family and work for a corporation for 35 years. i earned my retirement. i am 70 plus right now and i still work a part-time job. i view this whole thing right now as a stage full of people selling books or running for getting free advertising for the office they are running for or trying to get some notoriety. host: the name joe biden did come up in last nights debate. mary in new york, democrat caller. the former vice president will be

hudson. mr. hudson: thank you, mr. gohmert, for yielding, and thank you, judge carter, for this incredible honor. you are a dear friend and someone i admire very much and your love for the state of texas is unmatched. this truly is an honor. i'm proud to be a north carolinian. but i do love the state of texas. i would first suggest that we should all remember that seven north carolinians, if if my recollection is correct, died defending the alamo. i also have family ties to texas. my great uncle joseph wesley humphrey was a deputy sheriff, a member of the texas legislature, and then county judge. another great uncle was the methodist minister in st. augustine county, texas. i believe that might be in mr. gohmert's district. in the church and the cemetery there is still named mccray after my great uncle. so i do have family ties. i do love the state. i am deeply honored to receive this commission, honorary as it may be. and i'll be proud to recite the oath. i, richard hudson, do solemnly swear that i will support and at

that's on hudson and columbus. we also know that there are four more networks to go. the number without power is starting to go down, but there are no specifics yet on that number. midnight, however, is still currently the goal. and just to be clear, we are still talking about a large swath of midtown manhattan that is still without power. there's hell's kitchen which is still in the dark. times square slowly coming back to life. the northern part of that blackout region which is the 60s and the 70s, that's slowly seeing power coming back. and we've got about an hour and a half until con edison says that they expect to see power completely restored. we've heard from mayor bill de blasio. he is now on his way back to new york city. he was campaigning in iowa. he is running for -- he's one of the 2020 presidential contenders. he says he is now coming back. he waited for a while to find out exactly what the situation was and to assess the severity of the situation. meantime, we understand that emergency responders as well as new york's fire department as well as new york

>> the hudson river. >> to take new york and go of the hudson river. now, this is one of the worst kept military secrets. washington knows they are back there, the british know they are back there. so why are they back there? >> it's the only thing they can do. >> well, the british know that they have a good shot. in a lot of ways reluctant to defend his. because, what is the basic obligation of commander? >> to protect his people. >> and they don't do it, you are failing in attacking their citizens. the declaration of independence is read. and these are the reasons they are getting. for of the chief reasons breaking away from britain. by declaring them out of his protection and waging war against us. so, how do you split with the king? breakup letter. he is no longer your king, he has done something wrong. americanse time, the are taking issue with the conduct of the war, particularly, the british are going to hire mercenaries. and are from a german state the popular belief as they are mercenaries fighting for money. say are actually the army rented o

the hudson company decided to start its own auto manufacturer. with the right shape at the lead of that. and hudson motors, for many years, was a real hardcharging leader of the automobile business here in detroit. in 1915, detroit had 42 manufacturing companies making automobiles and another 70-some making parts. we also saw, in the latter part of the 1910's, we saw a lot of organizations coming together. general motors, at this time, was buying up other companies and incorporating them into the general motors brand. ford had kind of consolidated his plant in highland park and was developing the future, the rouge plant which became the , largest industrial manufacturing facility in the world. and we also had walter chrysler, who was picking up the maxwell and the frisco names, and coordinating those into the chrysler brand. so two or three of them really bubbled to the top. they eventually became the big three detroit is so well known for, the ford motor company, general motors, and chrysler. detroit's early industrial history, prior to the turn

thank you for being with us, meron hudson. do you think this power-sharing ement between sudan' military and civilian leaders is going to work out? cameron: it is very hard to say right now. we don't have all the details yet. i think there are things in there that i would've liked to see that would have made it a more durable agreement, and certainly would have indicated more of a willingness on the urt of the military to gi certain things. for example, if they announcedim they werdiately turning on the internet, which has been off for the better part of a month, if they announced new press freedomsif they had identified some of the civilians who would be in this transitional governmentight now, that would give people more confidence about the durability of this agreement. haile those questions remain unanswered, it i to make long-term predictions about the strength of this deal. laura: the military get to hold power first in the rotating hereement. does the test comeer they are prepared to share power with civilians? cameron:

>> is that jennifer hudson? >> it is.r swift is in in. >> the trailer was shared a hundred thousands of in the hours it rah released and caused a stir on twitter. some loved it. others not so much. some people said it made the actress to look like animals were horrifying. a lot of people thougs the ge version was pretty weird looking too. >> that is something you have to know it's little weird. >> a lot of people were excited. the movie stars taylor swift and james corbin and jennifer hudson. >> it's better when you can recognize yourself. >> i couldn't tell. >> with all of the costumes i don't know wwh is o. full disosure. i've not seen "cats" on stage. >>> could music help patients preparing for surgery? we will show you in tthe new st that says yes. >>> it's back to school shopping season already! role of a r company? announcer: to take your kids tand from school? announcer: we think it can be something bigger. so we have the essays from the last three parts. announcer: this summer, ti volkswagen is suppor america's te

. >>> plus, the miracle on the hudson. who could forget it? now the plane is getting a new home temporarily. where it's going coming up. >>> increasing clouds outside and increasing temperatures. close to 90 degrees today when midnight should be reached and in that seven day forecast we come right back. >>> closed captioning sponsored by airport home appliance. >>> faulty doors, wheels and cars. muni is dealing with a lot of problems with its new train. >> another problem, one that could leave drivers temporarily blinded. investigator reporter has that exclusive story for us. >> even today, i couldn't sleep more than four hours. >> although jeffrey lou is 86, he's never had to use the walker, not until last october when hel caught in the store at one of munis new trains. >> if my hand didn't get free from the door, i would be dead. >> this ternl surveillance video shows what happened. in that bag, lou is carrying a box of chocolate chip cookies for his majan buddies. >> i put my hand in there, tried to get in. and the next thing i know, the do

in hudson, new york, independent. caller: good morning, greta. i'm in castleton, not hudson. host: on hudson? caller: oh, yes. host: ok, go ahead. caller: it sounds very high class but it is very middle-class. i did not watch much of the debates last night. there was something better on tv, and i have more or less coalesced around a few candidates. my main choice right now. he is middle-of-the-road, he speaks to the middle class, and that was the problem with the democrats under clinton -- hillary, that is, not bill. thedemocrats forgot who middle-class work. she was always endorsing all these fringe groups, which is fine, but i am middle-class. raised ateran, i family, i worked for a corporation for 35 years -- i have earned my retirement. i'm 70 plus right now. i still work a part-time job. i view this whole thing right peoplea stage full of selling books or running for, getting free advertisement for the office they are running for, just trying to get some notoriety. host: ok. and al, the name joe biden did not come up at last night's debate. mary, democratic caller. maria

hudson is the c.e.o. of slow food germany an organization that promotes sustainable agriculture and the use of local products she's brought along some store bought food today and explains why consumers should be concerned about it. this is made to see as if this flour is very inexpensive. because but it also has lots of heating costs that we'll have to pay because this is the cindy cost for example the week comes from soil that's being ruined because of the over use of fertilizers and pesticides. so the prices we pay at the supermarket may seem cheap but they really know it comes with american discount. products are also inexpensive in part because pig feed is cheap the main reason for that is that it's made from products that are grown on farms that are heavily subsidized by the e.u. . is get. this meaty comes from cakes that have been raised on fat and then farms so that they quickly end up weighing 122150. 1 to be full of food to kill all the phones used concentrated feed and they completely ignore the

>> the plaster have been swept up and the hudson theater is good to go.e" is in theaters now. hear jake being bossed around by his sister maggie, check out today.com/sunday. don't forget to subscribe to our sunday sit-down broadcast to hear the entire interview with jake gyllenhaal. you can find it on our apple podcast. next week we revisit with viola davis. her rise from the depth s of provety to t-- poverty t >>> and the morning begins with some pretty warm temperatures, and sunshine in san jose. right now 67 degrees, as we head through the afternoon. we'll see 90s around san jose, in the morning, and pretty warm around the tri-valley as well. we're seeing numbers in the 60s to start the day. highs today mid-90s, upper 90s, near 100 leagudegrees in the in east bay and notice the big drop in temperatures tomorrow, as the sea breeze picks up. low clouds return and a big drop in temperatures for monday. >>> next on "sunday today," get out that flatten card board box and parachute pants for some break dancing. as the form of high street arts as the form of

the judge sentenced hudson to a 10 year period of supervised release and ordered him to pay $1000 in restitution to at least one victim. new this morning police in american canyon are looking for the people who broke into a dozen cars in one neighborhood. the break in started about one 30 yesterday morning along l key drive. west carol drive. joan drive and los altos place. police say all of the damage was done in about 4 hours. police now looking at surveillance video in the area trying to find those burglars and new this morning police in sandra fell are warning people about a car sales scam. this after a person was tricked into buying a stolen pickup truck. it was listed on craigslist and the buyer met with the seller in sandra fell to pay more than $13,000 for that truck in cash but when the buyer went to register the truck at the dmv that's when they found out it was a stolen rental truck from texas. police now asking anyone victimized in this sort of scam to come forward. a man from the bay area meanwhile is missing in the grand canyon, here's his picture. the national park ser

[applause] vice president pence: congressman walker, congressman meadows, congressman hudson.e amazing trump family. [cheers and applause] vice president pence: and my fellow americans here in greenville, all across this state, i'm thrilled to be with you tonight, but i'm here for one reason and one reason only -- north carolina and america need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "four more ears"] vice president pence: it's on, everybody. time for round two. [cheers and applause] vice president pence: the campaign for america's future continues tonight. you know what began four years ago has grown into a movement. it's a movement of everyday americans from every walk of life, and here in north carolina, you believe we could be strong begin. you believe -- carolina, you believe we could be strong begin. you believe we could be prosperous begin. you said yes to president trump in 2016, and i know you will say yes to donald trump in 2020! [cheers and applause] vice president pence: you know, i don't have to tell any

jake and i got togher at the hudson theater here in new york days before previews beganhis weekend fora wall/a >> in the final days before the curtain goes up on jake gyllenhaal's latt production crews at the hudson theater are hustling to get the place in shape. al it's falling apart. >> literly caving in? >> yeah. in -- >> reporter: the money pit? >> yeah. >> reporter: shelley long. >> that's great. >> reporter: gyllenhaal brings "sea wall/a life" to the bigger broadway stage after the acclaimed off-broadway run at new york's public theater. what's that being to feel like to have moved this from the public to broadway? >> man, i don't know what it is. you e going to make me cry. i feel really respons to my author and his wo, and what he has given me and how vulnerable he has been in sharing what he gyllenhaal co-stars with tom chsturridge. perspective a separate monologue. sturridge begins wit seawall. gyllenhaal follows with a life. >> we're smiling. >> it's a show about faith and family and the mess and comedy of life, you know. it's about really actually about two fathers. >> repo

i want to show you a fascinating photo from the new jersey side of the hudson that kind of, i believe, captures what is going on here. you see all the lights. the blue sphere, i believe, is battery park and south. 42nd street. that's the divide. on the left is the upper west side. we're familiar with the former trump buildings, the apartment buildings, in the dark. >> where that happened, there are people currently stuck in the elevator. he said there's no indication of foul play. this is a mechanical issue. and you think, i'm not sure how long you've been in new york. he was speaking to the hearts of new yorkers. i'm not sure how many text messages you got. this is foul may. that was men to put new yorkers at ease. as we see the dna of the city change. people in manhattan were inventioned. but knowing that this is limited to a specific geographical area is an important thing to remember. the fire department is also saying that they're asking people to only call if there is an emergency because they've had a spike in the volume coming through. they've asked people to avoid those low l

england teenager callum hudson—odoi is staying at chelsea.al at stamford bridge worth more than £100,000 a week. newcastle have smashed their club record to sign the brazilian sriker joelinton from hoffenheim for 40 million pounds. the 22 year old is new manager steve bruce's first signing. and a century from captain dawid malan helped middlesex beat surrey by 37 runs at the oval in the t20 blast. yorkshire also beat leicestershire by 54 runs. staying with cricket and england's record—breaking fast bowler james anderson will sit out tomorrow's ashes four day warm—up against ireland. world cup winnerjason roy though will make his test debut along with olly stone. joe wilson reports from lord's. if this is the warm up day before the actions when i met tess mosca might say to me very warm. they had seenjames might say to me very warm. they had seen james anderson go might say to me very warm. they had seenjames anderson go through his drills and routines, separate from the rest of the squad, england saying very cautious by not taking them for th

we're talking about the plane from the miracle on the hudson. bird hit the plane midair, disabling both engines but pilot sully sullenberger managed to land it in the hudson river, saving all 155 passengers. that u.s. airways plane sits on with carolina's aviation museum. the museum will move locations now the museum staff have to carefulry disassemble the plane to store it. >> disassembling it for storage is also a very lengthy process, and also we have to be very careful to make sure that we can preserve the plane into the future. >> visitors will be able to see the plane again when the museum reopens in 2022. >>> a big week at sfo for the first time, first nine gates at the new harvey milk terminal are open. those open tomorrow. the airport held a grand opening ceremony over the weekend, showcasing a tribute to the gay rights pioneer. the terminal will eventually have all 25 gates open and ready to go fully operational by 2023. >>> trending this morning, talk about some scary moments for a family out fishing. take a look at this. >> oh my gos

that's towards the hudson river. but it is a very large area for manhattan.nce, obviously. there's afternoon inconvenience and a possible dangerous situation for senior citizens, people who are on medical equipment at home. the trains are also out. we -- luckily, we have no reports of anyone stuck in a train. the trains have all made it to the station and people are out. >> and when you talk about trains, are you talking about subways or these other trains that amtrak runs? >> in that part of manhattan, it's basically all subways. >> yeah. >> and being stuck in the subway tunnel is obviously not a fun experience. but that our information is, there's no one in a train, the traffic lights are out. i'm sending state police and i've called up national guard to help with any traffic control, because these are very busy intersections, and it can get chaotic very quickly. but it's a serious situation. it's not just a personal inconvenience. new yorkers have all been very well behaved. we expect this to be a short-term situation, but if it's a long-term situation and

speaker i am sure the whole , house would want to join me in congratulating rose hudson-wilkin on her appointment as bishop of dover. i know she will take this new role with the same dedication and care that she has shown to all of us during her time as speaker's chaplain. us during h champion. we wish our best wishes to all those taking part. we hosted a reception to look back with pride on everything generations of campaigners of achieved, to select the contribution to lgbt people of all backgrounds made to our national life and look forward to a future when bigotry and discrimination lgbt people still faces a thing of the past. mister speaker i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and governors in addition to my duties in this house, i will have such meeting later today. >> the england football team inspired the next generation of girls and boys to get involved in football. the primus are said we have to back or damaging brexit plan so she could focus on domestic issues, on sunday anything-year-old was stabbed and killed in my constituency. can the primus or explain to that te

michael pillsbury from the hudson institute joins us for his take on the talks in shanghai. that is next and this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. we turn to mark crumpton for bloomberg first word news. mark: president trump is criticizing china, saying it continues to "rip off the united. date" -- speaking tome reporters outside the white house, the president said "we are either going to make a great deal or not make a great deal at all." >> china is trying to make a deal with me. it is up to me. it is not up to them. mark: the president criticized china for what he says is its unwillingness to buy american agricultural products. general nominated be the pentagon second-in-command is denying allegations of sexual misconduct as he appears before the senate committee considering his nomination. a senior army officer has accused air force general john whiten of subjecting her to a series of unwanted actual advances in 2017, when she was one of his top aides. he has been nominated to be the next vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staf

court documents show hudson possess more than 100,000 child-pornography images and videos. the judge also sentenced him to a 10 year period of supervised released. and also ordered him to pay $100,000 in restitution to one of the victims. now to fremont where investigators are looking into a suspicious fire that burned a homeless camp. firefighters say the fire started shortly before 10 this morning near molly avenue and mission boulevard. no one was hurt. but the fire damage makeshift housing and items that belong to the people who were living there. >>happening now, san francisco police are looking for suspects in the shooting that killed a man overnight. the shooting was reported about one this morning near the intersection of geary boulevard and shot multiple times. officers say 2 people were seen driving away from have a detailed description. if you have any information call san francisco police. what we expect to learn more tomorrow about a shooting that seriously hurt 2 people in sonoma county. sheriff's deputies say the shooting happened about 9 40 last night on val

it's on the far side of manhattan close to the hudson river. con-ed is describing it as a quote major disturbance. they mobilized full emergency response. they have crews on the scene and mobilized an emergency response center. always was just reported by the folks that you were just speaking to, there are five subway lines for people who have been to new york city, the subway is super important to keep the subway running. the a, c, d, and m are not work. but the 1, 2, and 3 are running locally. that's good news for those subway lines. the hospital on west 59th street and fifth avenue, they lost power. they are operating on a back-up generator. but they do not have air-conditioning. i'm told power went out at the station but was immediately restoird. that's the latest information that i have. jon: one of the biggest questions is what's going on under ground. we know some trains were stuck. do you know if they have those back up and running again? >> the five lines i mentioned, i'm told they are not running currently and they won't run until the

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court documents show hudson possessed more than 100,000 child-pornography images and videos. he pleaded guilty in february admitting that he had those images. in addition to the prison term the judge also sentenced him to a 10 year period of supervised release and ordered him to pay $1000 in restitution to one victim. >>what we expect to learn more tomorrow about a shooting that seriously hurt 2 people in sonoma county. sheriff's deputies say the shooting happened around 9 40 last night on valley ford road just of bloomfield they say one victim's injuries were possibly life threatening. they did not yet released details about the victims and what led to the shooting. so national news president trump is back at the white house after making history this morning, he became the first sitting us president to step inside of north korea. >>he met with north korea's leader and said they will continue negotiating. denuclearization david daniel has the story. >>president trump and kim jong hoon shaking hands in north korea after crossing the demilitarized zone and taking 20 steps into

sanctions mr hudson ronnie characterized or he responded actually this morning to comments by u.s. president donald trump that characterized iran's rolling back of its commitment with the nuclear deal as playing with fire and here's some of what he said about that. over the past year it is them who started the fire we will extinguish it if you say it is dangerous to play with fire so why did you start it you can control it return to your commitments return to what the u.n. security council has ratified. and what's the word does a noun the next round of iranian measures on july the 7th. will iran has said over and over again that if the united states doesn't return to the nuclear deal that if other signatories to the deal don't help mitigate the impact of u.s. sanctions that iran will continue a schedule of rolling back cooperation with the 2050 nuclear deal that began in 2 months ago nearly 2 months ago with iran's pledge to breach a stockpile limit of enrich uranium below enrich uranium which it did just a few days ago the deadline for is iran that iran set for the signatories to

to hudson company decided start its ottoman facture with red shafer at the lead.hargingreal hard leader of the automobile business here in detroit. in 1915, detroit had 42 manufacturing companies making automobiles, and another 70 some making parts. we saw in the latter part of the 19 teens, a lot of organizations coming together. was buying up a lot of companies and incorporating them into the general motors brand. ford had isolated his plant in highland park and -- had consolidated his plant in heaven park and it became the largest industrial manufacturing facility in the world. we also had walter chrysler, who was picking up the maxwell and briscoe names and coordinating those into the chrysler brand. or three of them public of to the top and it became what detroit was on for. detroit early industrial history prior to the turn of the last century brought in many immigrants, mostly from western europe figured they settled here and took good jobs and helped build the industries they were involved in. following the turn of the 19th century, we had quite an influx

so we're at hudson yards. this is the beautiful vessel. just to give you a lay of the land.l, walk with me. voila, this is the cnn video store. and inside, you know how i mentioned vhs tapes? this is the coolest thing. walk this way. hi, guys. so vhs tapes, we have actually now have all of these tapes. do you even remember the feeling of like pulling out a vhs of jerry maguire, you complete me? >> jerry maguire, hello, the best. >> the best. "pretty woman." >> oh, that's one of my favorites too. it was hard for me, brooke, to whittle it down to five favorite movies. that was one that i loved but didn't put on my list. >> so we're asking all of you all as you're watching, you can tweet, what are the five movies that you could watch the rest of your life, then #cnnthemovies. and as we're here and eating way too much buttery popcorn, i have akeem with me. >> "coming to america," of course. i should have put that on my list too. >> hello. >> the remake is coming. here we go. you can have a piece of my popcorn. so you're looking for your queen. you're in the wrong borough. this i

jennifer hudson sings the heck out of that song. >> she sure does.s is not the one to take your boyfriend or husband to who doesn't like musicals. >> because it will turn them all right! what are we watching? living with directv has been a learning experience. let's see what's on tv. directv satellite powers activate! you're kidding. yeah. that's not how that works at all. can you show us streaming apps? sorry. my remote doesn't do voice commands. i guess you could say i'm a little bit old school. lamar, can you dim the lights? stop living with directv. find all of your favorites faster with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, a standoff is now over in milpitas. we'll tell you more about this later today. >>> two, livermore police released new photos of a man suspected of shooting and killing a 16-year-old. 21-year-old jorge tellez is on the loose and considered armed and dangerous. >>> iran says no drone of theirs has been destr

we want to bring in from washington, michael pillsbury, hudson institute chinese strategy center. thank you for joining us. we want to talk about trade. we cannot ignore what is going on in the streets of hong kong. dramatic video of tear gas being dispersed. put this in a larger context of china because you understand that story so well. are related,two the demonstrations in hong kong and the promises with the trade talks. the demonstrators point is they do not trust the role of law in china. they do not want to lose extradition system where they can be picked up and drag to china, not to mention the 85,000 americans in hong kong. trademe problem with the talks is been the chinese refusal to sign the enforcement mechanism. they say we will abide by the intellectual property rules. please do not have an enforcement mechanism. you see this as a connection between the two. it is a matter of trust. can the chinese government be relied on. it looks like 500,000 to one million people in hong kong are saying no. david: there were a lot of promises made in 1997 when hong kong reverted ba

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they stay loss of power is from fifth nou to the hudson river. that's about a mile across. and west 40s to 72nd. so every 20 blocks is a mile in new york city. so roughly a mile and a half that way. so it is impacting a lot of people. a question to the control room. i know we have a couple folks on the line. do we have -- all right. we'll get to those in a little bit. i know the mayor of new york city is in waterloo at this hour and he addressed the situation some moments ago. we'll get to that. i want to get to our friend, evan siegfried who is here with us and he lives on the upper west side. take me through your experience, what you see and heard and how is it looking now? >> around 6:50, i heard pop. and then every bit of power went out in my part. my dog looked a little disturbed and then went back to sheep. and it was sort of a very weird thing. and then you hear your neighbors come out to ask one another what was going. on i pulled up twitter. thankfully my cell phone still works. and i saw that there was some sort of power outage in the west side. and in midtown man

>> to kate hudson.brated with their taylor swift sing along. >> you need the calm down. >> and of course the singer noticed it. >> taylor giving us life. >> $30 million in prize money. the team will split just $4 million that's not sitting well with many especially the men's prize money totalled $400 million. >> man, pay them ladies, man. pay them girls what they are worth. >> more wins and bigger audience than the men. an estimated 19 million people watched yesterday's final. get this, usa women's soccer game have raked more money than the men's in recekrencent years. but it's not stopping them from celebrating. >> i woke up like this is crazy. >> megan is a bonafide superstar now. it's estimated this women's world cup was watched by a billion people worldwide. >>> something else shaking things up literally over the holiday weekend. the earthquake that hit here in southern california. thankfully it wasn't like the ones that you see in the movies. >>> we're experiencing very strong shaking. i think we n

we're talking the plane from the miracle on the hudson. you know the story. bird hit the plane midair, disabling both engines, but pilot sully sullenberger managed to land it in the hudson river, saving all passengers. the plane '70s display in north carolina's aviation museum. that is until today. the museum will soon move locations, so now the museum staff have to carefully disassemble the plane to store it. >> disassembling it for storage is also a very lengthy process and also we have to be very careful to make sure that we can preserve the plane into the future. >> visitors can see the plane again when the museum reopens, and that's in 2022. >>> berkeley is getting more ecofriendly. the city is partnering with a reusable cup service called vessel. here is how the private program works. the cups will be at certain cafes and restaurants. customers will be able to check out a reusable stainless steel cup that has a reusable lid through an online app. when you're done you can return it to any participating business within five days. they're packed up by vess

benches, and outdoor seating as barriers to keep the hudson from drowning the city again.coming up with the plan was the easy part-- convincing residents to go along was much harder. >> zimmer: there were people that were calling out, like, "give back the money." >> whitaker: so let me get this clear, that even after the devastation of sandy, people were not convinced that they needed flood protection? >> zimmer: people are really concerned, for example, about their property values. what would the property values of hoboken be if we're flooded on a regular basis and our entire city is destroyed? >> whitaker: after consulting with the community, the plans were amended, and most residents got on board. hoboken plans to break ground next year. it could be the first test for ovink's vision in the u.s. >> ovink: it's a choice in the end. it's a human choice. we can think about that future as an opportunity, or close our eyes and do nothing and let it happen to us, and see more death and despair, more assets and people lost. ( ticking ) the world he's built, for 72 years. ♪ this

from all corners of the entertainment industry lending their prowess, from taylor swift to jennifer hudson days in the sun >> cue the cat calls. that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. goodnight, america.

the first will be paula deitz, who is editor of the hudson review. the second is judith tankard, author of " beatrix farrand, private gardens, public landscape." the third is therese o'malley, at the national gallery of art. [applause]

>> "cats" stars jennifer hudson, james corden, idris elba, judi dench, taylor swift just to name a few broadway for 18 years winning the tony for best musical in 1983. >>> and the list of recipients for this year's kennedy center honors is out. big bird, elmo, and the rest of the sesame street cast are making history. the long-running children's show is the first tv program to receive a kennedy center award. others being honored include sally field, linda ronstadt, earth wind and fire. the awards will be presented in december and televised here on cbs. mo" 6-year-oldch de. m anne-marie greene. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per dro

the outage stretching from hudson river to fifth avenue. people were trapped in underground subway reportedly in elevators as well. traffic gridlock after the street signs went out. movies and broadway shows, they were interrupted. even the j.loconcert at madison square garden had to be evacuated. >> please leave the building. >> j.lo herself later tweeted that she was devastated that this has happened. in all, more than 73,000 con edison customers lost power. it all started with anuipment malfunction at a power sub station. the company's ceo justroviding an update a couple of minutes ago. >> we are proceeding on a path to restore all customers hopefully by midnight tonight. we'll then look at the root causes of the event. >> ironically, this outage happening 42 years to the day of the major blackout of new york city. emergency officials say there are no deaths, no reported injuries. rightor now still a huge so we're going to continue to follow this break news as it develops. >>> our other big story this evening, tropical storm barry keepin

this crash involved a big rig near 101 and hudson road, north of greenfield. we are waiting to get information from the police. we have not heard when a the highway will re-open. we will bring you that information as we get it in. >>> a 22-year-old woman is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter accused of running a red light in san francisco, crashing in to a couple visiting the city and killing one of them. it happened yesterday at o ferrel and tailor streets. a man and woman visiting were to the crosswalk a speeding tesla ran a red light and clipped by a montecito cooper causing the tesla to spin out of control and hit the couple. the man died at the scene and the woman suffered life threatening injuries. the driver rented the tesla from the car sharing app get around. the owner does not know if the car was driven in you are auto pilot mode. >> all the sensors and the speed and the movement of the steering wheel and the pedals. >> the man has been identified as 39 year old benjamin dean. police are reviewing video to determine if the driver will face more

tell us cramer shows me my home for the night it's all hopeless with the hudson mainly for a canoe or to stay one or 2 nights and want to have some home comforts this dogs often go for physicians or all of them don't want their tent on the bowings table for both of them yeah or on a bike of all 12 or. so step this way. this is a lot more comfortable than a tent well these aren't yeah no comparison to your average time to work. night is falling on the lot and the campsite to calm down. before i hopefully get the well deserved rest i want to invite you guys to catch up with our globe trotter his most recent travels took him to central asia to kurdistan and there he had tons of fun hiking horseback riding and discovering the country's cuisine of course. so my mom and welcome to. come too which is defined by its mountains this is why in this episode we are focusing on how to think we should go to the local life and going to the local cuisine. kyrgyzstan is not really isolated by its high you mountainous terrain which has helped preserve its asian culture a. trik gained its independence as

the loss of power is from fifth avenue to hudson river and west 40s to 72nd street. they write, please be patient, call 911 only if you have a true emergency because they're being flooded with calls. obviously people are scared and wondering what they need to do, what they need to know. and people are caught in elevators, that's one of the things they're responding to. cory johnson, new york city council speaker, do you, sir, know what caused this, was it anything nefarious? >> well, we don't have information on that yet. we know where it initiated from, which is a neighborhood in the council district that i represent on west 49th street between 11th and 12th avenues, so pretty far on the west side of manhattan. there is a con edison substation. that con edison substation saw what con edison is describing as a major disturbance. they're not specifying what exactly that means but clearly something significant happened there. and so as you just mentioned, ana, from west 42nd street and eighth avenue which is sort of the heart of times square all the way up into the wes

pilot sulry sullenberger managed to land it in the hudson saving all passengers. it sits on display in north carolina's aviation museum until today. the museum will soon move locations. so now museum staff had to carefully disassemble the plane to store it. >> disassembling it for storage is also a very lengthy process, and also we have to be very careful to make sure that we can preserve the plane into the future. >> visitors will be able to see the plane again when the museum reopens in 2022. >>> this weekend, nbc bay area responds to families in need. >> we want to help make sure every student is ready for back to school. chris chmura shows us how classic car enthusiasts are doing their part as well. >> good morning. we recently met up with a south bay group that's using their love of cars to help kids. the goombas car club meets regularly over the summer. members showed off their rides in mountain view, collected backpacks, school supplies and cash donations for family giving tree. the goal to make sure thousands of students are ready for back to school. >> ju

. >>> and it's the perfect morning for a duet with jennifer hudson.n this friday, friday, july 19th. ♪ a new life will begin >>> here, kitty, kitty, kitty. >> friday morning. >> excited about "cats"? >> a little bit, to be honest. i think it's very cool what animation can do or whatever they did. >> i like we are seeing all these live action really come to life. i know "cats" is very popular. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> broadway show. >> their human faces of the cats? i'm a little uneasy but very excited to show you guys that. >>> we do begin this half hour with president trump attempting to distance himself from a chant that erupted at his latest campaign rally, supporters shouting "send her back" as he took aim at congresswoman ilhan omar. >> the president claiming he wasn't happy and tried to stop the crowd but the video shows otherwise. >> reporter: president trump disavowed the words of his own supporters that turned his tweet suggesting four democratic congresswomen go back to the countries they came from into a chant. >> send her back! >> reporte

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. ♪ [ music playing ] >> there are big names in this movie, jennifer hudson, taylor swift, idris alba james corden, many are purring about the musical re-make and some pouncing. the video was published on youtube but getting as many dislikes as likes. >>> some say they are excited and others taking to twitter to say the film looks terrifying. one user wrote, who green lipped this. i want names and addresses. this is terrifying. another swapped out the trailer music -- do you hear it -- with music from a horror film. and it is just as scary. >> that is funny. >> it is going to be a great weekend outside. >> that is right. mike inouye looking at the events going on. he's breaking it down in a minute. >> we start on saturday in the telegraph district of oakland for the family-friendly block party from 11:00 to 5:00, local food and blect and two blocks se they should name it blocks name? cherry and named for archery and test your skill with games and listen to the bartic battle. but make loobing for the bart proper. in cupertino, as you like and wanted, free part of the shakespeare festiv