the breaking news, the hudson river rescue, a boat capsizes in new york city with 12 on board.ht, two people are dead, including a seven-year-old boy. we have the fast moving developments. a remarkable january 6th hearing. tonight, new details about a heated hours' long shouting match in the oval office between outside advisors to then president trump and white house lawyers. plus, why congresswoman liz cheney just accused former president trump of trying to tamper with a witness. covid hospitalizations double, as the new ba-5 variant sweeps the country. firefighters gaining ground on the yosemite wildfire, as dangerous heat engulfs the nation. after the supreme court struck down abortion rights, the medical procedure more men are asking for. >> do you have any pain? >> o'donnell: out of this world, a look tonight at these beautiful pictures from n.a.s.a.'s telescope. and an inspiring story of a young baseball player whose love of the game has helped him overcome every challenge life has thrown his way. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from t

administrator can you speak for a moment aboutor the importancef the hudson river tunnel project and receiving funding in fy23? >> last fall the hudson tunnel project partners made significanttec improvements with the financial plan and by updating that we were able to do rate the project is medium-high rson the program. this rating is what resulted in the recommendation of the budget for fiscal year 23 for the months unit. this project is of significance and it's partly in the project development phase . there are several steps that need to be achieved through the funding grantnt agreement that nonetheless just last week the project partners of new york new jersey and the port authority signedde into law an understandg with the gateway development commission which in fact outlines the payment contributing towards the portal northridge project in addition to the hudson tunnel. that's a good step in the right direction and the gateway development commission will set the stage to stand up the entity for federal funds for that project. >> the hudson river tunnel remain on track to receiv

and at the rail tunnels in the hudson river the existing centuries-old tunnel were badly damaged by the super storm sandy in dire need of replacement. i appreciate the biden administration's continued support for the northbridge suproject that has already signd a full funding agreement with fta and the work that has been done to move the hudson river tunnel project towards. the annual funding recommendations report released with the president's budget recommends for the first time the hudson river tunnel project receive 100 million in fy 23. so can you b speak for a moment about the importance of the hudson river tunnel project is and what went into the determination that should receive funding? >> yes. senator menendez,pe last fall te hudson tunnel project partnered faced with significant improvements on analyzing the first step which is the financial plan and by updating that, we were able to then rate the project medium-high. this is what resulted in the recommendation for fiscal year 23. this project is a project of regional significance, and it's currently in the project developmen

and, new rail tunnels under the hudson river.xisting, century old tunnels were badly damaged by super storm sandy and are in dire need of replacement. i appreciate the biden administration's continued support for the bridge project, which has already signed a full funding agreement with fta. and, the work that has been done to move the hudson river project towards it as well. the fda's annual funding recommendations report released the presidents fy 23 budget recommends for the first time, the hudson river tunnel project received 100 million in sake of funding and fy 23. and you speak for in a moment in the importance of the project that should receive funding from fy 23. >> yes, senator menendez last fall the hudson tunnel project had significant improvements by finalizing their first step, which was a financial plan and by updating that we were able to, then, write the project a medium high under the program. this rating is what resulted in the presidents budget for the funds that you noted, this project is a product of regiona

finally the final column would be the main british army native american would come up the hudson river all meeting at albany and from there, they really don't explain what they want to do but bottom line, they think they're going to split the more rebellious new england colonies away from what they hope they thought, less rebellious colonies and they would conduct a follow-up operation into connecticut, massachusetts and so on. so that is the plan, the king and jermaine liked this plan. frankly, i think there almost obsessed with this kind of thing using the quarter but how again, remembering how by this time has recognized washington as washington and maine american army primary center gravity, how is commander-in-chief in new york city and what he argues is i want to go to philadelphia and if i do that, washington is going to be forced to defend philadelphia and i can trap him and destroy the american army in the rebellion so that first he considers marching to philadelphia but if he does, it could lead to all sorts of problems and protect his lines of communication in new york and o

. >> a driver from portugal won yesterday's event and celebrated with a dip in the hudson river. he said to win the race, how amazing. no comment on his swim. a lot of these prixs, whether it's the grand prix, or this the e-prix, especially in new york city. whenever they transform any part of the city for an event, you wonder how they did it and how cool it is. >> and all the work that goes into it as well. >> and all the work that goes into it. all right. >>> coming up, this year's hottest summertime toys. >>> plus, the lawsuit that claims skittles are unsafe to eat and how the candy giant is responding. >>> but first, the historic swell in hawaii that triggered hundreds of rescues and inundated oceanfront properties. you're watching "world news now." >>> four emergency responders from new mexico have been identified as the victims in a deadly helicopter crash near the town of las vegas. the chopper was providing bucket support for fire crews battling a wildfire. it was on its way back to albuquerque when it went down. the cause is under investigation. >>> the remnants of a pac

emergency crews rat the hudson river right now after a boat capsized and left several people stranded on the water. two people have died, including a 7-year-old child and a 50-year-old man. the captain telephone boat is also reportedly in critical condition. in total, there were 12 people on board. >>> both houses of congress are looking into the issue of abortion today. it comes in the wake of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. the senate heard from people impacted by the decision, including a planned parenthood doctor. >> lupus, arthritis, cancer, medications that we use frequently to control those conditions are being denied to patients because they might also contribute to miscarriage. >> for the first time in half a century, the people threw our elected representatives have the legal authority to affirm the dignity of women and fully protect unborn babies. >> this comes after president biden signed an executive order aimed at protecting access to reproductive health care services. also today, a house committee took up the women's health protection act which would codify a

and, new rail tunnels under the hudson river.xisting, century old tunnels were badly damaged by super storm sandy and are in dire need of replacement. i appreciate the biden administration's continued support for the bridge project, which has already signed a full funding agreement with fta. and, the work that has been done to move the hudson river project towards it as well. the fda's annual funding recommendations report released the presidents fy 23 budget recommends for the first time, the hudson river tunnel project received 100 million in sake of funding and fy 23. and you speak for in a moment in the importance of the project that should receive funding from fy 23. >> yes, senator menendez last fall the hudson tunnel project had significant improvements by finalizing their first step, which was a financial plan and by updating that we were able to, then, write the project a medium high under the program. this rating is what resulted in the presidents budget for the funds that you noted, this project is a product of regiona

we're on the scene of that deadly accident on the hudson river here in new york city. a child among the dead tonight. a boat capsizing. the rescue effort under way. >>> and the images also just released today inside that uvalde school as parents there demand answers. what the images reveal of the gunman, the police, and it is chilling. >>> but we begin tonight with the explosive testimony and the claims from the january 6th committee. tonight, for the first time, we hear from white house counsel pat cipollone on an unhinged meeting inside the white house. the extreme efforts considered to keep former president trump in office. the committee trying to make the case today that trump's words summoned the mob to washington and sent them to the capitol. and at the end, vice chair congresswoman liz cheney saying the former president tried to reach out to a witness that the american people have not heard from yet. she said they've reported it to the department of justice. today's testimony detailing the pres president's words, the efforts to draw those crowds to washington, a

like today, the wagons wouldn't be able to travel so the river was important to that movement of armies. pete: this particular spot along the hudsoncause we are sitting on the west point of the river where the river is at its narrowest and deepest and if you look this direction and move to the south you will see that the river dozen ass. all of those factors make it complicated for sailing vessels to traverse this part of the river between the currents and the wind and the maneuvering, they have to slow down. it becomes very difficult so if you could place an obstacle on the river that would stop them for enough time to fire on them with cannon then you created a perfect blocking position to stop the british from moving up from from new york city to ups rachel: we've been seeing these amazing young men and women working out, doing the exercises this morning, how should the history of this place play into their training and the idea they have the privilege to be here? >> the history of west point is as important as the education for the cadets and it has always been important to the development of professional military officers and

given the hudson's river long-standing relation reputation as one of the dirtiest rivers alone arounde many dolphins, with thanks to decades of conservation efforts, the river is cleaning up his act. and these real life appearances are a very good sign. in fact, the new york department of environmental protection tells the journal, the hudson is now cleaner than it anytime since the civil war. so if you happen to be new york this weekend, had down to the riverbank and keep your eye out for dolphins. they will be waiting for you. isn't that awesome? and that very awesome [laughs] see there we go a little dolphin action. i'm not very good, very enjoyable night, i want to wish you a very good night and a very good weekend. from all of our colleagues across the networks thanks for staying up late with us i will see you next week. staying up late with us i will see you next week. it was one woman's battle at a shadowy church where teenage girls were ordered to marry a man old enough to be their grandfather! >> he was 85,, and i was 18. it was horrifying. >> a place where they had no voice,

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here in new york, a boat capsized off midtown manhattan, sending about a dozen people into the hudson river as they cried out for help nearby ferries came to the rescue along with firefighters and police two people including a 7-year-old child died. 11 others were injured. authorities are investigating what led to that tragedy. >>> also tonight, first lady jill biden facing backlash for a remark she made about latinos at an event in texas. peter alexander on the comments that many say were offensive and mrs. biden's apology >> reporter: tonight dr. jill biden learning a painful political lesson the first first lady to work outside the white house teaching at a virginia community college, apologizing for a misstep monday during a speech to the nation's largest latino civil rights group intended to celebrate the community's diversity. >> your fight is our fight and we will stand with you >> reporter: making headlines for a controversial comment after fumbling the pronunciation of new york's famed bodegas >> the diversity of this community as distinct as the bodegas of the bronx, as beautiful

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the breaking news, the hudson river rescue, a boat capsizes in new york city with 12 on board.ht, two people are dead, including a seven-year-old boy. we have the fast moving developments. a remarkable january 6th hearing. tonight, new details about a heated hours' long shouting match in the oval office between

. >>> in new york city, two people are dead after a boat capsized in the hudson river. several people were on this private fishing boat that you can see upside down in the water. several people were rescued by a nearby vessel. unfortunately, a 50-year-old woman and 7-year-old boy were unresponsive when they were pulled from the water by dive teams. both were later pronounced dead. they say eight other people were taken to local hospitals in stable condition. >>> up next, the emmy nominations are in. are your shows nominated? we'll tell you who is leading with the most nods and who is making emmy heftr history history this year. >>> you may be able to save. i'll show you how next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the fog is back tomorr the fog is back tomorr morning owan my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly fundin

on this independence day celebration, this is the hudson river, u.s. military academy was since days of revolutionary war. a integral part. since 1802. >> and as you said during the revolution, very significant. we're coming to you after a massive monsoon of rain. the crowd has thinned little bit. it has downpoured. but we still have loyal hardy folks here tonight. >> we love, they stuck around. the fireworks are still happening as the military officer said, if it's not raining, we're not training. you see the empty seats in the fronts, that is where the corps of cadets and many of them just arrived in a moment they will file in. they are in the middle of their training, they are brand-new, i met a lot of parents, class of 2026, they are so proud as they should be of their young men and women new to west point. they get the front row seat. >>> one of the parents came to me, we interviewed his daughter on the show, he was beaming with pride, he has two girls that went to west point, what a thing to be here, he said i came here. i'm going nowhere, in is

two people have died after a boat capsized in new york's hudson river.seven—year—old boy and a woman in herfifties. around a dozen people were on board the boat near manhattan, a number of them are being treated in hospital. president biden has boarded air force one at the start of his first tour of the middle east as president. he travels to israel and the occupied west bank before heading to saudi arabia on friday. while previous presidential visits focused on the israel—palestinian conflict, this one is likely to draw attention to a recent shift in regional alliances. twitter�*s filed a lawsuit against billionaire elon musk to try and force him to go ahead with a deal to buy the social media platform. the documents filed to a court in the us state delaware calls the billionaire's exit strategy "a model of hypocrisy" and has asked for a four—day hearing in september. mr musk pulled out of the deal citing concerns about fake accounts. stay with us on bbc news, still to come. as europe bakes in the sun, are we taking the heatwave seriously? an issue we'l

two people have died after a boat capsized in new york's hudson river.n her 50s. around a dozen people were on board the boat near manhattan, a number of them are being treated in hospital. let's get all the latest sports news. hello, i'm mimi fawaz, and this is the latest sports news. it was a winning start for erik ten hag as manchester united boss as his side thrashed liverpool four 4—0 in a pre—season friendly in bangkok, thailand. jadon sancho was first to score, then there were further goals from fred, anthony martial and facundo pellistri. mo salah came close as he hit the post for liverpool. so a great result for their new manager. we have a lot to do. you see, liverpool is a brilliant team, and when you make mistakes in defending, you get beaten. we had some situations, we did not act well and immediately they have so many speed they play through, and so we conceded some three orfour orfive really good chances against. so we have a lot of work to do. former manchester united and england forward wayne rooney has been appointed head coach of mls s

and it became so useful really from the 2009 when the news story about a plane crashing in the hudson river. her went worldwide and was actually done on twitter before. it's only the main media substance where the picture showing what actually happened and that went demonstrated how to can make a difference to all the information flow around. well, the trouble is, it's never managed to actually unlock the way in which she can show people things that to me, her interests, even though we show twitter what it is we're interested in by her, which is to follow all the time. so the better there's a sort of inherent contradiction. neil must kept on saying that he was gonna unlocked with his value, caught a powerful, the span on the bought stuff, hung back yet to be done. and you know, it's a sort of project that maybe will actually be worth doing if, if he actually thought it was worth doing. but her clarice changed his mind about it. they say charles, that that twitter knows what we're interested in because of who we choose to follow . this is the point that i want to put to, to in myers, in as a

here having the water wings like, who would have ever guessed one day she'd be kayaking down the hudson riverhey've retouched the color on this because it was a slate gray day it was probably 50 degrees, freezing cold. that was at the beach in england, which is not somewhere you ever want to go. >> seth: i like that every photo of a beach in england they have to color correct >> 100 percent [ light laughter ] because if they didn't, you'd be like, "oh, my god, that just looks awful. [ laughter ] yeah >> seth: so this is a book it's a memoir, but it's personal essays you sort of tell it essay style. and i imagine -- obviously it's really personal do the people in your lives, have they read it? i mean, it seems very honest >> yeah. i mean, i wrote -- it's dedicated to -- it's dedicated to my mom, but also to my english teachers, one of whom is this man called alastair langlands, who features in the book. and i sent it to him, and he liked it, so i feel like we're good to go >> seth: that's great. is there anything that didn't make the cut that, looking back, you're like, "oh, that was a good st

what is that, literally a chain a big thick chain about this thick as it stretches across the hudson river. what you think it's meant to do? tear the holes open. did it work? do you think? okay anyone say yes? no one knows because they never tested. no batteries on other side of canon. they never touched it. but west point falls in the chain and the garrisons and battery are removed, what can the british do? take the hudson. and therefore divide the colonies which they been trying to get. so andre's a self-portrait again is a very fashionable gentleman is going to arrange to meet with arnold for the going toth do it under secret. now the thing is andre is a british major. and he loves to meet with them he wants to meet with him now if a british officer in his red coat was meeting with benedict arnold the commander at west point that would look a little suspicious don't you think? so he tells andre to take off his uniform. problem, what happens the moment he takes out that red coat?he so correspond and andre is caught by a roving band of militiamen who question wrong term are they loyal? ar

police say two people are dead, including a 7-year-old child, after a boat capsized in the hudson riverere's the video officials say they were trapped underneath the 18-foot vessel. crews pulled more than a dozen people out of the water. officials say the ship's captain is now critical. still unclear how the boat capsized authorities are looking at whether the boat was overloaded or if weather had any role >>> some businesses on the west coast are struggling to stay open now as workers report crime on the rise. a starbucks spokesperson announced the coffee chain is permanently closing 14 stores, six in seattle, six around l.a., two more in portland, oregon "the wall street journal" reports the moves come after employees complained about safety concerns and rampant drug use among customers and people out on the street. meantime multiple 7-eleven locations closed last night in southern catch after a series of shootings and violent robberies at the stores. police say the incidents left two dead and three others wounded. here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> i come up here to the 7-eleven and bu

the hudson and what that is is literally a big thick chain this back that stretches across the hudson river what do you think it is meant to do? keep out ships. would it work? what do you think? >> i say no. anyone say yes? bottom line no one knows because it was never tested. batteries on either side, the british never tested it but west point falls in the chain and the garrisons and batteries are removed, what can the british do? take the hudson, and therefore divide the colonies which they have been trying to do so andre, this is his self-portrait, very fashionable general a is going to arrange to meet with donald in secret. the thing is andre is a british major, aid to general clinton. on wants to meet with him on past american lines. of a british officer in his red coat is meeting with benedict donald, the commander at west point that looks a little suspicious so he tells andre to take off his uniform. what happens the moment he takes off the red coat? he is a spy. ultimately his correspondence, andre is caught by a roving band of militiamen, questions on are they loyal, are they quest

sled at the top of the hill that stretched down from the wooded to the wooded cliffs below at the hudson river. he would in his mind's eye accelerate down the hill maneuvering all the familiar curves get to the bottom of the hill take the sled up and go over and over again in his mind. again, and again, he replayed that remembered scene undoing the knowledge that he would never climb a hill or ever walk on his own power again, and thus the present of the the united states fell asleep. so to bring us to the modern day a few years ago. i was interviewing a ceo of a very important company in the world. i was telling him these stories about how my president's fell asleep. so i said to him. well, what do you do and really tense times and he grinned and he i take an ambien. so that's our modern day. but in closing, let me take you back to where i began with my lifelong love of history and to the place where that love truly began to the days when i was only six years old and my father taught me that mysterious art of keeping score while listening to baseball games so that when he went to work in new

and martin van buren was the son of a tavern owner in upstate new york in the hudson river valley. so van buren was actually the common man candidate and harrison was the elitist but the wigs were able to make it so that harrison seemed like the common man and they made van buren the incoming president to the elitists and i mean ever since then branding and especially trying to distill the branding down to a slogan. it's been with us ever since all the way up to make america great again, you know. is this a good way in your view and i'm not just talking about recent crystallization of ideas down to you know, 140 characters. is this is this a healthy way to run a democracy? oh, that's a good question. i mean i mean, there's no way around it. obviously because i mean it's it's a system that we have and there's pros and kinds i mean, obviously the easy answer is no it's not, you know, we should have discussions of issues and we should vote based on that but but it's the society we live in i like to think of, you know, 1960 the first presidential debate between kennedy and nixon that w

you had the hudson river painters came through. john singer, tremendous stuff.abeth worden. the chicago exposition of 1893, i hope i get this right, if i don't she will correct me, it was 1893 or 1896. the wright brothers, 19 oh three, was during the gilded age. what charles morrison does is chronicles a few of these guys, rockefeller, carnegie, j.p. morgan. i'm just saying, this was not an era of robber barons, this was an era of american greatness and prosperity with tens of millions of people getting higher-paying jobs. you cannot ask for more. it was a tremendous period of literature and art. that is why i wanted to bring that up. there's lots of good books about this. the tycoons is a good place to start. a lot of good books about this. william bill brandt has written about this. liberal historians have slaughtered this age and they are wrong. they missed the point. i don't know why. the progressive period under woodrow wilson cannot pose of anything like this. the other thing is the 1920's, the jazz age. again, you get people like to kill harding. there wa

my saintly wife is also a terrific painter, artist, you had the hudson river painterser came through, winslow homer tremendous stuff. steven crane, elizabeth warden, horatio, it was chicago exposition of 1893 pretty hope i get this right. if i don't correct me to the 183 or 1896. the wright brothers 1903 was for the gilded age. what charles larson does he chronicles a few of these guys. carnegie and j.p. morgan. i am just saying this is an era of american greatness and prosperity with tens of millions of people getting higher paying jobs. you just cannot ask for more. it was a tremendous period of literature and creative art. there's lots of good books about this with the type cones is a great place to start. a lot of good books about this. build brand data university of texas is written about this, and number of stories. ghliberal historians of slaughtered this age they are wrong. they just missed the point. i do not know why. the progressive. under woodrow wilson cannot post like this. the jazz age and again you get people like to kill harding. now, there was corruption in the admin