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and most importantly, we're doing it for isaac. know who, as you said, was born with a very complicated problem, not having a normal abdominal wall, missing most of his intestines, relying on intravenous medication and food for pretty much all his life, and so being able to perform this and essentially changed his life. is amazing. absolutely amazing. we're so happy for him. that's truly remarkable, doctor. you had never done this surgery had never been done at stanford or the west coast. for that matter . isaac had been turned down multiple times. what drove you to take on this case? and why were you confident you could get it done? well you know, to be honest with you. i've always been inspired by my teachers. i've had some great professors before bill shaw and others who have been pioneers in microsurgery, which is the technique that we use to connect these small blood vessels here at stanford, we perform a lot of complex reconstructive surgeries that are that are similar, but certainly doing it in this particular technique is o

isaac was 27 years old.nd 8 other soldiers were killed in a field on the kentucky tennessee border during a routine training mission. >> the 2 hh, 60 black hawk assault helicopters for from the 100st airborne division. it's the army's only air assault division. the helicopters were practicing a multi ship formation using night vision goggles at the time of the crash. >> i cried all night all day. every time i close my heist, i think move others still here. and it told he just. >> just doing my just visit me in my dreams. tell me what happened to you. >> margarita meets with the army on sunday. the helicopters carried flight data recorders similar to the black boxes that investigators use to analyze crashes involving passenger planes. officials are hoping the devices will tell them what may have led to that crash. >> i was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. coming up here at 8, a big decision by california wildlife officials could make it harder to find crab in the stores for the remainder on the year

isaac was 27 years old. he and 8 other soldiers were killed in a field on the kentucky tennessee border during a routine training mission. >> the 2 hh, 60 black hawk assault helicopters for from the 100st airborne division. it's the army's only air assault division. the helicopters were practicing a multi ship formation using night vision goggles at the time of the crash. >> i cried all night all day. every time i close my heist, i think move others still here. and it told he just. >> just doing my just visit me in my dreams. tell me what happened to you. >> margarita meets with the army on sunday. the helicopters carried flight data recorders similar to the black boxes that investigators use to analyze crashes involving passenger planes. officials are hoping the devices will tell them what may have led to that crash. >> that was sent to court hazy reporting for us tonight. wednesday's action was the deadliest aviation training incident in 8 years. >> still ahead here tonight, have you ever thought about wha

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andrea, mallory, thank you very much i want to thank our correspondent isaac. a great job, my friend great to have you here in person >>> all right. time for what's on your mind we received questions from a few audience members about my job as a news anchor. our friend dave is with the audience >> lester, let's ask hudson what your question is >> how long does it take for you guys to practice for the show? >> that's a good question. we go into the studio, most of the times we roll right away we don't do a rehearsal. sometimes where there's a segment where we're demonstrating something and it requires moving pieces or parts, we'll rehearse it to allow the cameras to practice the right angles, make sure we have the lighting properly. generally we go straight through from start to finish >> i think damian has a question >> what is your favorite color >> my favorite color is blue i know i'm not wearing blue today, but i like the color of blue i think -- next time you see me on "nightly news," i'll be wearing a blue suit. >>> we know when you hear the word science,

kristen: mike isaac, you are a wealth of information, good talking with you.hanks so much. >> thanks for having me. kristen: the summer travel season is expected to be busy again. we will talk with a travel expert next about ways to plan and save money. kristen: we are weeks away from the summer travel season but experts are sounding the alarm of a possibly hellish summer of air travel, saying it could be worse than last summer. why? and how to increase the likelihood of a stress free trip, joining me is katie nastro . i got scared just looking at the headline because last summer was so bad. so many cancellations. so much lost luggage, the lines. how could this summer possibly be worse? >> for sure, last so many people were looking to get back out there and travel and live that lived experience that we love from travel. but this summer is interesting, because we are going into a not only peak season, but people are traveling in the anticipated way that they used to pre-pandemic. so we could potentially see more people traveling than 2018 pre-pandemic levels. w

it was rather a question of when the afghan government was going to collapse. >> isaac it really didseem to be a question of when and if it was a question of when how on earth did the biden administration get it so badly wrong? >> well, i don't think that there is any president who has overseen wartime activity democrat or republican where american lives have been lost where allies' lives have been lost where they they they wish it had gone differently. that's part of the dangers of war. i think we have 76,000 afghan refugees here in this country on humanitarian parole because they're the people who stood shoulder to shoulder with our men and women in uniforms on the front lines and these will be folks who deserve our loyalty to help find new homes here and in congress where we have the afghanistan bipartisan independent group appointed to review the activities including the evacuation so we can learn from it instead of waiting on that report and learning from it congress is holding investigations when they should be working on passing the afghanistan adjustment act that has been lan

: tan skate, the director of policy -- isaac will tan ski -- isaac bultanski.y talked about deep division and social unrest and maybe that describes america and maybe even china. what does this mean fort washington? isaac: there are a lot of folks wicking up and surprised by the commentary. as we continue to digest this, one of the things that will be highlighted by traditional washington is no matter what country you are in, all politics are global. it makes sense for president macron, as he is fighting battles at home given the unrest there, to maintain it we continue to see the world split. it makes sense for him to continue saying we should de-risk the relationship with china rather than further decoupling because he can maintain that optionality and sell it back. tom: i don't know what the imf optionality is in the meetings here die really don't. -- in the meetings. i really don't. jonathan: with the french president and leader of the chinese communist party is remarkable in the comments from europe and the french leader. i find it staggering there is a bi

and most americans, unless they're aficionados of horse racing, have never heard of isaac murphy, richard has a who's who's a very distinguished historian of abolitionism and a particular black abolitionism has produced a biography of samuel ringgold ward, who was a former slave from maryland, who starts his career in canada as an editor, and then another biographer who ends up ultimately lee, a very important abolitionist in an anti-slavery circles, the 1840s and fifties, but up exiling himself from america by the time of the civil war, but left a remarkable record of the story of a a former fugitive slave out of maryland who builds career as a journalist, editor, newspapers, auto biographer and brilliant commentator hater on the meaning of race and slavery in the united states, he's one of those abolitionists that most have never heard of. what's the importance of shining a light on more biographies. well, that all lives matter and lives count and there are some remarkable people in history who didn't leave as much evidence, papers, materials. you know, they become novelists and write 1

earlier i spoke to isaac stone fish, the founder and ceo of strategy risks, a resarch firm with expertisecs and culture. are you surprised the department ofjustice there was a secret chinese police station operating for years? i'm not. i'm surprised they've moved so publicly against it. then about a year ago alleging about the existence of these police stations in these types of actions by beijing globally secrets among people watching. so you are saying police in new york, federal authorities should have shut this down much earlier? absolutely. there's been a lot beijing and the communist party has done, globally and in the united states, for a long time folks turned a blind eye to with the idea of a positive relationship with beijing and the party and with the political shift in the united states, institutions are doing that much less. we know that relationship is not so positive anymore but why would china need to intimidate dissidents in other countries because that's what the department ofjustice is saying this secret police station was essentially four. beijing fears criticism and i

this is case number 423 on the calendar in the matter of isaac vs.ies have been sworn in. ha .ay be seate puppy from the defnt you had the puppy euthanized. is that correct? >> yes, that's correct. >> judge judy: you want a whole bunch of things from the defendant including a refund, vet bills paid, emotional distress, so let's get some dates. on what date did you purchase the dog? >> we met with mr. rico on september 14th. that is the first... 2017, excuse me. that was the first time we met the puppies. september 15, 2017, we put down a deposit of $150. >> judge judy: and what was the total purchase price? >> total purchase was $550. >> judge judy: how many puppies were in the litter? >> there was a total of six or seven, i believe. >> judge judy: and did he have any other dogs? >> he had the mother and the father there. >> judge judy: were those both your dogs, sir? >> both my dogs and six puppies. >> judge judy: is this the first litter you've had with them? >> the second. >> judge judy: okay, so you gave him a $150 deposit, and that was on the 15

i mean, as a result of a so called popular for isaac and new neighbors who lived in the same area, a bleaching research company so steadily and brain. so from, for lack of in other ways, you could give up some excuse, can you care. but if you choose to, but the way i want you lee were just for my mom is a little been using a bristol i'm here to plead with you, whatever you do not watch my, your show opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look at that, please. if you have the state department, your fax for you, go ahead, change and whatever. it'll make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact . think the head of the russian wagner group offers humana, carrion a by the west. 38th. the local for military forces and they're flat to become a money laundering center. as the u. s continues to.

isaac rabin, the ukrainians say that isaac is the fifth prime minister of israel originally. from ukraine but with the cooperation of israel, he committed crimes and massacres in palestine, and another is german-born, david barnia, the current president, musa, is the son of a german couple , the other is the romanian defense minister , who addresses the zionist regime, ask your servants, your crimes as a palestinian immigrant were many and lies great holocaust, it's time for the criminal immigrants to return to their own homes, the other occupants of quds have not said anything about the mother's body, the possibility is that one day he will have to look at their genealogy, one day he may have to find his way back, but we are on the edge of the precipice of collapse. fatima the guidance of the radio and television news agency and the second case of the crash of the ukrainian plane was issued after about three years of comprehensive investigation and holding 20 court hearings, after the filing of a complaint by 117 plaintiffs in the case of the first-tier accused in the command of the m1 t

locke, sir isaac newton.so as much as yale is founded as a response to what's going on at harvard, even at yale, they're reading the new philosophy. he gradually. in 1722, dabbled in science civic essays, a little like benjamin franklin. he essays of his observations on spiders and insects. he begins keeping notebooks on epistemology and natural science. a young with a real bent for the philosophic life, but but not just the philosophical life. he returns to yale in 1724 to serve as a tutor. and there he has become committed to what really functions as in materialism as bishop barkley's to the question of how know things. because edwards writes that which is true fully the substance of all bodies, is the infinitely exact and precise and perfectly stable idea in god's mind. and what is reality? what is the substance of all bodies? it is an idea in god's mind, how do we know it? by god communicating that idea to our minds that is how we know what's there. yes, we're talking in materialism here. the young edward

president biden, cnn senior reporter isaac de vere joining me now, isaac. wow, this is something else. i mean, it is quite striking that you have many members of the kennedy family who are making it very clear that they are not supporting robert kennedy jr his his run. why not? well they support president biden because a lot of them like what president biden they also feel very distant from where their brother their uncle , their cousin has landed on a lot of issues. as you mentioned vaccine skepticism, a big part of it other issues as well where they feel like he is not to them representing what the family feels a lot of other members of the family and obviously it's a huge family that's gotten involved in a lot of things. but what a lot of other members of the family hell are the kinds of things that the kennedy family has stood for over the years, and they want the kennedy family to continue standing for going into the future. and i mean this quote from rory kennedy kind of says it all in terms of, you know the real conflict, you know, with family versus

about the real life fisherman's friends who for 25 years had been singing sea shanties on the port isaac to a record label. so, the real fisherman's friends are actually here to see the show tonight. what does it feel like to actually come and watch people pretend to be you? it's slightly surreal, i've got to say. it is strange because it's so close to our original story. it's really good to see. and they do such a good job and they're so energetic, the actors. it's fantastic. what i want to know is, the film and the musical, how much of it is real? well, you know, bits and bobs, but... - no, no. there's quite a lot - of fragments of truth in it and bigger bits of truth in it. but you've got to make _ an interesting story, haven't you? and it's... 0urs hasn't been, has it? we think they've done that. no, not really! but this isn't the first time you've seen it, is it? no, seen it about four or five times now. yeah, but they've been tweaking it every now and again. so, it's always different, it's always fresh. and the actors, how they do what they do is amazing... to be you? yeah! it's ha

joining me now is isaac stone fish, the founder and ceo of strategy risks, a resarch firm with expertisetics and culture.2. why would china need to intimidate dissidents in other countries? a surprised apartment of justices there was a secret chinese police station operating for years? are you surprised to hear the department ofjustice says there was. department ofjustice says there wen-— department ofjustice says there wee— department ofjustice says there were— department ofjustice says there was. �* ., ., ., there was. i'm not. then out a ear there was. i'm not. then out a year ago _ there was. i'm not. then out a year ago alleging _ there was. i'm not. then out a year ago alleging about - there was. i'm not. then out a year ago alleging about the i year ago alleging about the existence of these police stations in these types of actions by beijing globally secrets among people watching. though you are saying police in new york, federal authorities should have shut this down much earlier? ~ , , �* , earlier? absolutely. there's been a lot — earlier? absolutely. there's been a lot of _ e

cnn's isaac to vera is with us now, with his reporting isaac, the kennedy family. obviously they're going to rally around the president biden. i guess that's not a huge surprise, but , um, i go. what are they going to do about this? the kennedy family i guess they best they can do is just i say anything. i mean, this has been going on for years. rfk jr. moving away from where a lot of the family is on a lot of issues. lot of dispute within the family of where he is on vaccines. that's been an issue. he's also taking a stance about his father's assassins, their hunt sirhan wanting to see him paroled and maybe saying that he didn't shoot robert kennedy. so this is an ongoing thing that is now led to this situation and the family saying, hey, we love him. our myers past work, but we don't want anything to do with this. and i mean, obviously there are questions as to whether or not any of them should be taken seriously when it comes to rfk jr running for president at all, but i mean, what about who's possibly behind this? i mean, there have been some rumblings that the

cnn's isaac alvarez here to share his reporting and join our conversation. me just read you a few of these quotes chris kennedy. i'm supporting president biden, kathleen kennedy townsend. i prefer not to talk. patrick kennedy. i support president biden, kerry kennedy. i do not share or endorse his opinions. it is the most iconic american political family and it thinks this is a bad idea it does and not just because they like president biden because a lot of family members are working for president biden, but because they disagree with a lot of the positions that are junior is taken on vaccines. ah on saying that maybe sirhan sirhan didn't actually assassinate his father and to a lot of the kennedys with that i spoke with it. it seems like there's an existential fear here that they feel like this legacy that they are carrying forward of rfk and jfk and teddy kennedy is going to be forgotten about and people will associate the family instead with this kind of run, which not only has all these positions they don't agree with, but it is not at this moment, looki

and it was part of that and you didn't isaac, um, kind of entity, freaking the spirit of the people, the people he reject a reconciliation agreement signed 2 years ago by the german in the namibian governments. they say the talk should have included them that a sentence of the victims. there is nothing democratic. how can you go and of course it up when people up, hopefully i thought it does not have knowledge about it. but the german government rejects calls for fresh talks or let's take a look now some of the other stories making use around the world. indian place have arrested a sink, separatist leader who has been on the run after his supporters stormed a police station in punjab state asked lump i'm rid of sing supports the creation of a separate c homeland known as cutty stop. they struggle for which sparked deadly violence in the 19 eighties and nineties, present president alhambra. toledo has arrived in lima after me, extradited from the united states. he stands accused of receiving millions in bribes from a construction company. during his tenure to lee, there was facing 20,

and he actually is really able already able to monitor isaac, his campaign says that in only 24 hours after it was announced that it will get indicted, he was able to raise $4000000.00. so it's totally unclear if i, by the end of the day, this might not even kind of help him going back into the white house. thanks dennis . t w's, anus po, live from new york city. russian authority say ukraine was behind an explosion at a cafe in saint petersburg that killed a well known pro war blogger. the kremlin, describe the blast as a terrorist attack, carried out by ukrainian secret services. keith denies involvement and has blamed russian domestic terrorism. a woman moscow claims has links with anti war rallies, has been arrested. would, in this passage posted on line flatland, sitarski is seen being handed a statue during a talk at the st. petersburg, cafe kitten, who jokes with the gathered crowd as he inspects the gift. so a short while later, the 40 role pro war blogger will be dead, killed by a bomb. russian media claim was hidden inside the bust. b, russian block as a sharing this on veri

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were friendly arteta with titanic efforts at 88 and ninetieth minutes, thanks to the goals of eider isaacout such an important draw for themselves, but at the same time significantly worsen their prospects for the championship by five points, the londoners are ahead of man city but the guardiola teams two games in the zoo already on wednesday arsenal manchester city in the key aggression of the season will play among themselves within the framework of 33 rounds. first duel at 22:00. the goal of the belarusian kirill kopenko makes a significant contribution to the confident victory of orenburg on the road against the voronezh torch 3-1 match twenty of the fourth round of the russian premier league , the football player of the belarusian national team scored the third goal of his team. also in orenburg , kirill pechenin and yuri kovalev were replaced. the leader of the tournament, the football club zenit st. petersburg, confidently beat dynamo moscow 3:1 and thus won. revenge for the defeat in the country's cup table in the premier league blue-white-blue is in the lead with an advantage ove

the trial suggests the new vaccine is way more effective. w's isaac colored c reports from gonna, ah, kit, due to more has brought his son to this hospital to get his next dues of an anti malaria vaccine. kit is happy, his son has access to this protection. he has got some money or was, is not for the senior people from the bus by university very well. i mean, who started the vessel and if they would for their children, it tells them to fill them from the get him believe his one of the lucky keeps getting the r t s. s vaccine, which was approved by the ward her for conversation. i know it's available for children in over 90 communities following a successful pilot project in 2019. we started using robert long and to dates. we don't have issues when it comes to these old classes. and if it's one of them, i encourage every mother to come to us in c exports hope the day i think you do already. this is anonymously to come and help us immunize the to the community again to do, ghana has taking a leading role in the fight against malaria. in addition to our t. s. s. the food in drugs author

years after isaac's birth, sarah was distressed over who would gain abraham's inheritance.d's plan, sarah asked abraham to exile hagar and ishmael to the desert. and abraham agreed. when hagar and ishmael are alone in the desert, starving and without water, it is this elemental confrontation with god that brings her to peace and also brings her to water for the first time in scripture. is he not afraid? this emblematic thing that is said again and again to people in scripture from that point going forward begins with hagar. and of course, in scripture we see the climax of that being not afraid moment in the resurrection garden when jesus appears to mary magdalene and tells her to be not afraid. that lack of fear is the inheritance of hagar that carries forward throughout all of scripture. when i think about sarah and hagar, i think what a complicated relationship. her lives were just woven together in a way that was very difficult but very common at the time. they both had expectations that did not pan out for them. they both went through seasons of pain and things that the

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country under one law and principal from 100. him he honey, as all that he actually called bethany isaac. near fact, clearly, bush, we do not distinguish between them. foreigners, your e, get scheduled recovery st. louis here. as jim lambert, he told us bethany as ecology. then we shall quote the mode at this. let me let me can. and he, as that are antonia an anti aircraft. those are needed by countries. all countries are trying to have developed the weapons to have both the as base they and territorial integrity under their control. mm hm. having mr. menu, i'm jaime helena with a controlled or still show that it was that because our country of gunnison is facing this problem, there is no doubt that of kirsten is trying and doing its best to procure anti aircraft missiles. but on sunday saturday, i see that fellow, she has a bush and join me now for more context is grim smith, senior consultant of gustavo, with the international crisis group, think tank and all of the book the dogs are eating them. now are war in afghanistan, mrs. smith, why is of god is done the country coping with reco

here he painted his paintings when isaac levitan came to visit chekhov , music sounded in the halls.chaikovsky read several stories by chekhov and he could not help but come here and get acquainted, and he said, i am a czech, for four years the house-museum was closed for restoration , a unique house, in fact, all muscovites, many times. uh, they passed by and sighed sadly seeing such crumbling facades, the incredible efforts of both restorers and the work of employees, museums, this house was completely restored, thanks to the surviving drawings of the younger brother. chekhov mikhail, the restorer managed to accurately recreate the interior of the house, right down to the pattern of the wallpaper, all pieces of furniture lie in their places, as it was right for tony pavlovich, and even his bed linen remained on the bed. here you can see honeys. and than anton chekhov, exactly the same initials for everyone, respectively, in the name of each family member, he embroidered his mother. or maria pavlovna's sister on underwear, the museum's exposition has doubled ; many things are exhibi

joe biden's presidential campaign is sued for defamation by john paul mack isaac. -- m macs isaac, they knew it was false. i think that more the committees look into this and important that process continue and they are making progress, the more smoke ththere is maybe we'll see results. elizabeth: final word congressman van drew. >> anything that donald trump ever did in his life, never caused nearly the harm that has been caused by this family, the biden family, i think we'll find that out. i think these will be very interesting and revealing ttimes. elizabeth: jon. >> famil follow the facts where of they lead. elizabeth: got it, why more and more doctors and scientists here and overseas are now just saying no. no end to less covid booster shots. new push to probe china using partnerships with sister u.s. industries and chinese's police stations in the united states. watch out, expert now warn that already supply chain and farmers could get slammed by the house push for electric vehicle. why market pros warn, prepare and plan, there will be more stock market chaos, and inflation. biden

returned to bill isaac former chair of the fdic for insights on this.or joining us on an important day what do you think is about to happen? >> i do not know. clearly they have two choices. maybe more than two. two primary choices. one is a sell the bank to somebody, there are a number of banks that put money into it at the request of the fdic. i am sure they are having conversations with them on if any of them or some conversation -- combination of them would like to acquire the other. the other is the fdic to take over and turn it into an fdic run bank for a while. then figure out after that were to go. abigail: what happens with the government? today say it is a systemically important bank and they can go win and potentially make the depositors holding a politically might be difficult. >> they could do that a genetic is necessary. -- think it is necessary. this is a bank the fdic could be able to take over well. there are ways to do with the depositors. we did some of those things with the 1980's. for example it is possible take care of the large dep

it is quite normal for the champion state to national isaac, so mobiles assets do you, we are sauces. you know that oil is an important manner for the country, and that is why it's nationalization is really important for the champion population. this nationalization will allow us to create jobs for the benefit of shadeen youth for their development. a champion oil belongs to us. exxon mobil has operated for 20 years. without consulting us are respecting the contract that was signed with the champion state. i asked the other partners who come from outside to exploit shady and oil to respect us as a state. let us work as partners from them. that's all for now. be sure to check out our tea dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, working together with ah, i'm african or

isaac morton getting being one of four senators have the tax cuts and jobs act in 2017 kind taxes, we cut the single mothers taxes by 70 percent on the federallevel . dual income households by 60 percent. we promised $4000 in the pockets of the average american family and i need to say y we only provided $4400 in the average this for the average family. leading to the lowest unemployment rate ever for african americans, six percent for hispanics, five cents, the lowest since world war ii and for the general operation, a 50 year low. we had the most successful economy by recalibrating our ectaxes which is lowering the tax rate rate device in the world basis rate down to 20 percent, a competitive 21 percent this administration on the road to higher than china. so there's good news coming. we actually invested more money as republicans in historically black colleges and universities that any other administration niin the history of the country t. and led to a funding program. and new leadership, my final point understand that china is fiour adversary. period. we must be strong in opposit

also with them came along isaac. did you know isaac is a wrestler? four-time all-american.a great wrestler. a lot of people don't know that. his daughter-in-law, brooke, she's about to have a baby. i said, once the baby coming? -- when is the baby coming? she said it could be today or tomorrow. i said, what are you doing here? but he's a spectacular congressman, politician, and person, i just want to thank jim and the whole family. polly, thank you so much for being here. somebody i believe is going to be your next senator from the great state of indiana, which i love so much, jim banks, wears jim banks -- where's jim banks? jim, hi, jim. he is so popular now, he is unopposed. we like it that way, don't we? thank you very much. you are doing fantastically well. indiana lieutenant governor, suzanne crouch, thank you very much. thank you very much. suzanne, where is suzanne? thank you very much. also attorney general todd r., he is someplace here. i saw him. a big crowd, todd, thank you very much. doing a great job. for seven years, all of us here today have been engaged in a

including and ef two tornado.pa isaac martinez and jaden er alvarado recovering in the hospital after they were struck by lightning on wednesday. >> thank god every second that he did not take my boys. >> meanwhile in the midwest, the rising mississippi river is disrupting the lives of families along its banks. our allen lopez outside of davenport iowa. >> major flooding coming of roads like this one, the only way residents can get out here the local energy company showing offgas leading people without an answer to whether services will be restored . >> in the west, after a record-breaking snowfall, record-breaking heat is wrapping up the flood threat there. >> take a look, the flooding is well underway. emergency responders, these deaths range anywhere from 2 to 20 feet heat the nextcof days officials is only e shutow today aicatn fld om theri closed until at least next week. >> impact across the country here. rob - - back with outside of new york city, your tracking multiple storm systems with almost severe weather now heading this way. >> meteorologist: these back to back from spre