. >> i'm tim nicholas in jersey city, new jersey.ow a potential strike involving tens of thousands of dock workers could affect the consumers' supply chain. >>> plus, fall is here. in utah, the leaves are turning. why it will still feel like summer in many states. >>> and later, it's all-aboard in oregon. we head to a beloved park chugging along for 70 years. i'm danya bacchus in oregon, where these small locomotives are taking train enthusiasts of all ages on unforgettable rides. >> why do you keep coming back? >> because he loves trains. >> reporter: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight in birmingham, alabama, site of the nation's latest mass shooting attack. right now, police are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a group of people killing at least four of them and wounding 17 others. it happened in a neighborhood filled with restaurants and bars, often crowded on weekend nights. cbs' christiane benavidez is th

she is an executive editor of the block agenda reports in jersey city. we have sandra flounders. she is a co director of the international action center. and in cyprus we crossed the dimitri. let's scott us. he is a lawyer and freelance journalist, all right, across stock roles that affect that means you can jump any time you want. i always appreciate margaret, let me go to you 1st in new york, i'm titling this program losing the argument because this is essentially what this is really all about. it's not about nefarious agendas or um for an interference activity. no, it's just the, the, the, the western world, particularly in the united states is, is lost the rest of the world and it's messaging. and we'll get to it. we can mention ukraine later, but this is what this is all about. and so what they do is instead of countering with a better argument, they were they resort to sanctions. i'm sorry, it's as simple as that margaret as well. absolutely, that is especially the by the administration. relies on sanctions relies on censorship. they have lost the argument on not to jump ah

this is all the time we have a want to thank my guest in cyprus, jersey city and in new york. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember prospect. the if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the world landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey, the, the, you ready to come? a little the that dawned on august the 6 ukrainian troops across the border and launch the full scale and caution that the rest is co squeaking. we could, we could, so we put a noun focusing there, offensive on subjects battelle near the border. the soldier subscribers to several settlements with seized with this uh, setting this girlfriend, so special model, the commercial subsidy, a web studio web studio with russian troops moved out to the battles in counterterrorism. operation regime was imposed and the curse for the odds confront they'll go out, regents muscle from farms really, really good if the board in a fire invoice reflects to motivate them as the level of support and

this is all the time we have a want to thank my guest in cyprus, jersey city and in new york. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time remember prospect the, [000:00:00;00] the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate gorilla war. washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u. s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took 8 out of the population, general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of bile on d. g, a quarter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the

they took me down to see frank haig, the mayor of jersey city in the boss. he had just gotten a new apartment on the top of the jersey city medical center, which had just then been constructed. gorgeous apartments, floor ceiling glass panel view of new jersey and new york city. and so he asked me over and, i think, about it. well, i'd never seen anything like it. so i was a little bit goggled lucille ball. mayor haig, may i ask you a question? how did you get such a marvelous apartment? and he said you'd be amazed it was a prison. sort of prison. that's quite amazing. prison. they said yes. you'd be astonished how many nice prisons people. give me your parents. explain to you on the way back to your. so that was first sort of blush with that. i was a scrawny kid and bookworm when i was young still both. pretty much true. and so i was not very good at baseball or basketball or football, but one day my paternal grandfather took me to recruit nation hall that had bowling alley. he was a very good bowler. he had actually bowled three 300 games, which are perfect

adam greenblatt joins us now from jersey city. great to speak with you.ollege football has begun and the nfl season will kick off tomorrow. what can you tell us about the kinds and sizes of wagers already placed before both seasons really get underway? adam: well, we have seen continued encouraging growth in the participation of nfl wagering. we have seen strong double-digit growth year-over-year on nfl futures. this season we are offering over 1000 different kinds of wagering opportunities on nfl futures. for every single program, we will have 450 different kinds of event markets. so, a lot to choose from, more than ever before, in fact. scarlet: those numbers are kind of stunning. more than 400 ways to bet on each game on the day of. can you be specific about the products you are offering this year and how they are exclusive to bet mgm? adam: absolutely, absolutely. over the last few months we have been working hard to integrate a business called angstrom. for the first time this season we are going to be bringing the power of the angstrom to our player

. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down and i watched in jersey city, new jersey trump's claims to have gone to ground zero on september 11, there was never any evidence of the jersey city muslim community cheering the destruction, none at all. running you now, michelle goldberg, columnist for the new york times and msnbc political analyst and justice correspondent for the nation, two of our favorites. michelle, i will start with you. to me may be the most offensive thing donald trump keeps doing is saying i was there and i was not a first responder, but i kind of was. your thoughts? >> i will say that he actually did an even more offensive thing, which i feel like has not had the attention it deserves, which is that he brought a 9/11 truth or to the 9/11 commemoration ceremony. this is an astonishing thing. this woman, laura loomer, who has become part of his entourage. a conspiracy theorist. someone considered dishonest and disreputable by marjorie taylor greene if you want to know who we are talking about. a person who is lavish and devotion to donald trump and

she is an executive editor of the block agenda report in jersey city. we have sandra flounders. she is a co director of the international action center. and in cyprus, we crossed to demetrius with scott us. he is a lawyer and freelance journalist, all right, across black roles of the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate margaret, let me go to you 1st in new york. i'm titling this program losing the argument because this is essentially what this is really all about. it's not about nefarious agendas or a for, and interference activity. no, it's just the, the, the, the western world, particularly in the united states is, is lost. the rest of the world and it's messaging and we'll get to it. we can mention ukraine later, but this is what this is all about. and so what they do is instead of countering with a better argument, they were they resort to sanctions. i'm sorry, it's as simple as that margaret. well absolutely, that is especially the by the administration.

now communities in northern israel including the arab and the jersey city of nazareth, have faced about rush as miss silas rockets and drones. and as the w, as emily go dean, now report some citizens fail, but the ones radial source, he's just not doing enough to protect them. it could have been so much was shrapnel from his bottle. rockets hit the roof of this call from, from nestle the enough we where we grew up in the morning. so i see my wife was heading to work and this is my wife's car. i am, it's all of us. and we saw shrapnel from the me side that hit the roof and we were thankful that our children weren't in as role of house. yeah. yeah. is a member of the local municipality and the majority of the city of not so right. he says they will lucky this time not to read like so many cities in israel's north has been under constant rockets via by his ball over the past year. normally a hub for tourism many shops have had to shut down since the will began in october . without tourists, the economy faces collapse, and with the latest assassination of his ball as lead to hassle and thos

guess, margaret kimberly in new york, she is an executive editor of the block agenda report in jersey city. we have sandra flounder. she is a co director of the international action center. and in cyprus, we crossed to demetrius with scott as he is a lawyer and freelance journalist, all right, across black roles that affect that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate margaret, let me go to you 1st in new york, i'm titling this program losing the argument because this is essentially what this is really all about. it's not about nefarious agendas or a for an interference activity. no, it's just the, the, the, the western world, particularly the united states is, is lost the rest of the world and it's messaging, and we'll get to it. we can mention ukraine later, but this is what this is all about. and so what they do is instead of countering with a better argument, they were they resort to sanctions. i'm sorry, it's as simple as that. margaret. well, absolutely, that is especially the by the administration. relies on sanctions relies on censorship. they have lost the ar

this is all the time we have a want to thank my guest in cyprus, jersey city and in new york. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time, remember prospect the, [000:00:00;00] the, if you think about russia, what does your mind to picture the landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey, the, the, you ready to come a little the what is the state of the continental wasik house and we, and it's around with the rest of the world. we're going to relate to the wind in terms of donations on, in terms of tray answer come define what she wants. political assets must define ourselves. cultures. africa must define ourselves critically because i'm sure guys no choice but to move forward forward. she will the in 1943 at the height of world war 2, bengal was hit by famine. a year before japanese troops drove the rate is out of neighboring vermont and came close to the indian possessions of the british empire . london's response to the threat was completely inadequate. the british activel

local community to get the proper treatment off of the i, the health system labs here in northern jersey, city and many hospitals got out of service. now the good news is that it is possible back to service right now and then the how about, yeah, how about this is the sacred time in the sacred place? simply because it cherishes human life. yes, it was the sight of killing torture and destruction at the hands of the israeli forces, then many sacrifice their lives here, including many renowned pro city and doctors. and in honor of their spilled blood. we brought this medical facility back to life. let me take you all around the original woman this hospital, this hospital on you mean that that did because civilians are probably the treatment now civilians hoping to get it from our treatment. after the rebuilding process that took place inside a shift on medical complex. we are talking about more, it is now can be distributed, the whole hospital offer the rebuilding process and get in as a medical complex in service. some of the tools that those do within 6 months we will be able to restore at lea

the sort of democrat you don't like to see elected to high profile office in new jersey city. that said, he would be a temporary custodian of the office. the special election would occur. if mayor adams were to resign, williams would have to call a special election roughly 60 days after that resignation. or if that comes too close in time to the november election, the first tuesday in december i believe. but mayor adams is showing no signs that he wants to resign. in fact, in response to that clip you showed. both mayor adams and his spokesperson issued sames saying no charges had yet been filed. that it was inappropriate for her to say that. now, he has been indicted and likely the charges will be unsealed tomorrow. lawrence? >> the governor with the power to remove the mayor. her reaction to this indictment will be more important than anyone else's. lisa, you can go back to studying more of the city charter. andrew, thank you very much for joining us in this breaking news. we will continue to monitor this story during this hour. bring you any updates that occur during this h

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local community, to get the proper treatment off of the i, the health system labs here in northern jersey city and many hospitals got out of service. now the good news is that it is possible back to service right now. and then the how about yeah, how about this is the sacred time in the sacred place, simply because it cherishes human life. yes, it was the sight of killing torture and destruction at the hands of the israeli forces, then many sacrifice their lives here, including many renowned palestinian doctors and in honor of their spilled blood. we brought this medical facility back to life. let me take you all around the original home and this hospital, this hospital on you mean that a good because civilians a problem treatments now civilians hoping to get it from our treatment officer. the rebuilding process that took place inside a shift on medical complex. we are talking about more civilians out can be distributed, the whole hospital offer the rebuilding process and get in as a medical complex in service. some of the to those within 6 months we will be able to restore at least one 3rd of

since 2018 and served as council president and as many people know, newark is the largest city in the state of new jersey and also the same council where our good friend and distinguished colleague, the former donald payne served with great distinction. since 2022, she excelled in the newark public school system and graduated from bloomfield college before going on to receive her master's degree from seton hall, new jersey. everything in new jersey. before running for office, she worked in human resources across several public school districts including personnel director for montclair public schools. she also worked as a public affairs manager for pse&g, one of new jersey's major utility companies. we offer on both sides of the aisle our warmest welcome to her and look forward to working with her in the coming days and weeks. i yield to my good friend, frank pallone. mr. pallone: thank you, chris. i want you to know that lamonica experienced a series of firsts performs the youngest person elected to the newark city council in 2018 and then elected council president in 2022. and is the youngest person el

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city connect uniforms will soon be history. the team says that sf gate telling sfgate tonight that tonight's game was the last outing for the white and orange jerseyse nike connect nike city connect gear came out in 2021. the jerseys were bashed on social media for the look meant to resemble san francisco fog. the team says there will be some changes made for the next version in 2025. and new questions about whether the oakland a's would play in sacramento if they happen to make the playoffs before a planned stadium in las vegas is ready. as sports illustrated reports, the team says that home postseason games are not guaranteed to be played at sutter health park. they say season ticket holders would have priority access for tickets to an alternate location. no, not sure yet where that will be, but si points out the only mlb parks near sacramento are oracle park in san francisco and the oakland coliseum. >> all right, here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. cal fire in lake county quickly gained control of a wildfire. the harbor fire kicked up this afternoon in kelseyville, at one point forcing some people

let's go to the calls now, david in jersey city, new jersey. you are first. caller: good morning. have freehe ate you taking your call. tonight's debate with donald trump and kamala harris is going to be really central. this is a very decisive 90 minutes. i'm a democrat, i'm hoping for kamala harris to do her best. host: give me a question you would want the moderators to ask former president trump. caller: i made up this term called lying hypnosis because he is lying all the time. host: let's talk to nicole in michigan. caller: i'm in favor of debates being consequential, just so far is the fact that it seems they are a good number that have helped decide the outcomes of election, this one in particular seems to be one of the biggest ones. host: have you decided who you are supporting? will you decide as a result of the debate. caller: i have decided. i would like to see my decision the upheld by what i'm already thinking by the performance today. host: here is ben. caller: i am definitely for debates. trump will not get my vote if he doesn't debate. this will come down to two th

that year trump got a license from the new jersey casino control commission to operate a casino in atlantic citynd trump found an investor to help him finance the project. holiday inn, which owned the casino chain harrah's would give trump $50 million to build the aseeno and they would split the profits. trump just had to prove one little thing. here's how they tell the story in their new book, lucky loser. donald was on the verge of a great deal, one that would also get him out of a bind. before leaving the ceo of holiday inn told donald his board of directors would want to see with their own eyes construction on the casino was underway, evidence this young builder could make this happen. donald kept the truth to himself. he did not have things underway because he did not have the money, so he directed his construction supervisor to hire every piece of earth moving machinery he could find. the day the holiday inn visited the site, dozens of bulldozers and back hoes pointlessly pushed mounds of earth around the 2.6-acre site in an elaborate rouse with no purpose other than to fool trump's new bu

that year, trump got a license from the new jersey casino control commission to operate a casino in atlantic cityfinance the project. holiday inn which owned the casino chain harrah's would give trump $50 million to build the casino and they would split the profits, trump had to prove one little thing, first. here is how the new york time investigative reporter tell the story in their new book "lucky loser." >>> he was on a deal that would get him out of a bind. before leaving the ceo said the board of directors would want to see with his own eyes that construction was underway, evidence that this young builder could make this happen. donald kept the truth to himself, he did not have things underway because he did not have the money. so, he directed his construction supervisor to hire every piece of earthmoving machinery he could find. the day the holiday board visited the site dozens of bulldozers and backhoes pushed mounds of earth around the site in an elaborate reduce with no purpose other than to fool trump's new business partner. afterwards he introduced himself to one of the executives wit

city connect uniforms will soon be history. the team tells sfgate. yesterday's game was the last outing for those white and orange jerseys. e nike city connect gear came out in 2021. now mlb will roll out new versions. expect to see the new ones next season, although the oakland a's have one of the worst records in baseball, questions are still being raised about where they'd play if they qualify for the postseason. sports illustrated reports if the a's make the playoffs in sacramento, they'd want to play at a bigger ballpark than that 14,000 seat sutter health park. the a's could seek a playoff only location or charge inflated prices at the smaller ballpark. >> a very unique honor is planned for one of the most influential female athletes. the image of caitlin clark has been turned into a giant corn maze in indiana. for nine bucks a person, visitors will get the chance to get lost trying to maneuver through the likeness of the indiana fever star. i mean, that takes planning, preparation, probably a drone for execution. >> i mean, just creating that. yeah >> if you're going to go check it out, maybe pack a lunch because it

that year trump got a license from the new jersey casino control commission to operate a casino in atlantic citynew jersey and trump found an investor to help him finance the project. holiday inn which owned the casino chain harrah's would give trump $50 million in cash to build the casino and then trump and harrah's would split the profits. trump had to just prove one little thing first. here's how the new york times investigative reporter tell the story on lucky loser. donald was on the verge of a great deal one that would also would get him out of of a bind. before leaving, the then ceo of holiday inn rose told that things had to be under way. donald kept it under wraps, he did not have things under way because he didn't have the money. so he asked to hire every piece of earth moving machinery he could find. the day that holiday inn came to the site, machinery pushed around. trump introduced himself to one of the holiday inn executives to a line that he would never forget. i think i'm the most successful person my age in the united states. that's the way trump started the harrah's holiday inn

own september 11th conspiracy theories, suggesting without evidence that there were muslims in jersey cityle who were affected, it's particularly appalling, but also on a larger level shows where he is right now. it's the same people he surrounded himself with that leads him on a national debate stage to say things like they're eating the pets, which is not helping him with undecideds. >> how often is this person flying around with donald trump, who went to the 9/11 event with him. marjorie taylor greene tweeted last night and again this morning condemning laura loomer and everything she stands for. >> when you've gone too far for marjorie taylor greene. >> advisors to donald trump are telling him that she won. she outperformed him pretty clearly. so what happens from here now? taking the enthusiasm from the dnc, taking the good performance at the debate, as kamala harris said yesterday, those are nice moments, but there's still a lot of work to do. >> just ask john kerry and hillary clinton. winning debates doesn't mean you win the election. if you're in the harris campaign, you're very m

. ♪ i'm high on believing ♪ pete: you're looking at atlantic city, new jersey. like a bad remake of hooked on a feeling. rachel: yeah. will: you think? the cover? pete: yeah, this isn't -- will: yeah, you're right, i can hear that. [laughter] pete: we're really reaching for music at the top of the hour -- will: i don't hate disco -- rachel: donna summers? will: there's not a scenario in my life where i go, let's play some disco. pete: zero. will: even on a lake disco comes on and someone's like, next. pete: where are you clam recording for disco? rachel: i grew up in the '70s as a child, so i went to the a military, like, a school on base when i was, like, in kindergarten. it's such a funny memory that just came to my head. we had to do a, like, performance for the parents, and it was remember that song shake, shake, shake, shake your booty, and they had us, we're kindergarteners, and we had to turn around and shake our booty. that was the '70s. and it was for a school concert. [laughter] pete: maybe only wedding receptions. that may be the only place -- rachel:

places that produce more revenue -- >> we do what is necessary for the economic growth of new jersey's capital city and one of the main innovation centers in and around trenton and metropark, we need more service and predictability and more stops over the course of the entire day. >> thank you, i yield back. >> thank you. i represent phoenix, arizona, one of the fastest growing cities in the country and the largest metropolitan area in the united states without access to passenger rail service. amtrak sunset limited travel between new orleans and los angeles running through tucson in southern arizona, adding service in the phoenix area will open up the entire state to important economic opportunities, to be more successful and productive and more internationally competitive. the past december, we took the first step toward re- establishing service at the federal level. arizona department of transportation selected for the federal railroad administration corridor i.d. pregnant and granted initial funding under our bipartisan infrastructure law to develop a scope, schedule, and cost estimate. as you

jersey. i know trump and his ally, what he did for atlantic city. nobody wanted to talk about it. in new jersey they swept it under the rug how he lied to his creditors but filed a bankruptcy and left atlantic city in disarray. he walked away scott free. he has been lying ever since he has been in the white house in new jersey and snow, if you know you know. he has been bad for the country. i'm totally disappointed in what he has done. special covid. coming out with kamala harris and joe biden have done better for the country. i know moving forward she will be the one that will take it to the next level. america needs this pic i think an effective strategy for her to call him a liar repeatedly tonight? >> yes the simple fact of the matter is when he was in office the press said nothing for they wanted to fact check but they never called him out until the last part of his presidency. he is lying, his line, his line, is lying. cnn has a reporter that made his job, his career at reporting live from donald trump. that was because the media never said from covid on back. >> angela, for

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year where pilots reported their foot pedals to help steer were stuck while landing in new jersey and new york city mayor eric adams in court for the first time today to face several federal corruption charges. mayor adams pleaded not guilty to five felony counts, including bribery, wire fraud and conspiracy charges. during a brief court appearance in lower manhattan. he's accused of taking more than $100,000 in illegal gifts in exchange for using his political influence to help turkey. amid the charges, a growing number of elected officials are asking adams to resign. resigned. resigned. >> resign. >> yesterday, protesters could be heard yelling at adams to step down while he was at a news conference. adams is refusing to resign, insisting he's innocent and can still run the city. >> the leaks. the commentary. the demonizing. this did not surprise us that we reached this day. and i ask new yorkers to wait to hear our defense before making any judgments. >> the federal indictment accuses adams of exchanging political favors for illegal campaign donations, as well as lavish hotel stays and $100,000

palestinian, palestinian cities, now as we speak now, as we speak, there are clashes between iof and palestinian resistance groups in neables, especially in the area of jersey mountain where reportedly. palestinian resistance fighters have shot live ammunition a checkpoint on an israeli checkpoint in navles in navlas city also clashes have erupted a couple of hours ago in alfara valley which is in the ts governance which is a city a city that has been randed by the iof in the milit the last military operation. and now there there has been reports of clashes between the iof and the palestinian resistance fighters in also clashes erupted over here in ramala near ramala actually to the east of ramallah in burq village which is actually for the fifth night in a row where settlers are attacking burqa and uh joying a personal belongings like cars and houses and fields for the palestinians in burka village also in jerusalem especially in the town of abudis clashes between palestinians and the rating iof to abudis village has erupted where palestinians reportedly throw stones and these flashes actually happens at night when the iof raids. these towns and villages u

as ever the entire population captive an account to me that but i am a jersey to the occupied with bank palestine and gauze. the city is reading that actually has killed 11 palestinians and the s drive going to school. the death school was being used as a shelter for displaced people. rescue workers are searching for survivors. is where the forces say they targeted have mass fights as operating in the building. several schools have been a tax since of 10. at least 4 people have been killed in a drone strike on the vehicle travelling on a still out in the street. it's the main road connecting northern and southern gaza is also an essential route for medical, an age workers as well. so it wasn't in central gauze or being vaccinated against think debilitating polio virus assault. subbing given in the day off alone and as a way to refugee camps. you in hopes to inoculate 640000 children under the age of 10 in the phased approach of memphis. and if i'm robin, this is one of the series of diseases that spread during the war. and this disease is frightening from the moment we heard about it. we were afraid, we escaped deat

a north american tour date, the '90s superstars will be hitting toronto, chicago, new jersey, l.a., and mexico cityo the uk and ireland dates. that's the thing with oasis. their relationship is so tumultuous. we hope they can last to make it to this continent. they'll be performing with the band, cage the elephant. presale kicks off later this week. again, those north american days are for next august. >>> maggie smith being remembered by her many co-stars including these former pupils. >> why is it when something happens, it is always you three? >> believe me, professor, i've been asking myself the same question for six years. >> following the passing of dame maggie smith's passing, the aconiacon iconic characters sharing these tributes. daniel radcliffe saying she had a fierce tough and could intimidate and was extremely funny. the word legend is of used, but it applies to anyone in the industry, it applies to her. rupert grint posting, i feel lucky to share a set with her. particularly lucky to have shared a dance. i'll miss you, maggie. emma watson writing she was real, funny, self-honoring. ma

jersey. - michael dover, new york. - joe hutchins, new york city. - ♪ carry on ♪ - so far, since the draftnment. another 4,000 to 6,000 have fled to canada, to avoid the draft. - it is just another example of american youth saying to adults: "your values are not my values." - the mantra of that generation is that you don't have to believe anything that your parents told you. because look what they got us into in vietnam. you had a generation that was willing to question authority. - we had a feeling of us against them, you know, us against the government. - now i'll do a song that i wrote against the american military. a song called: "i ain't marching anymore." [playing guitar] - phil ochs had a song that said, "always the old, who lead us into war. "it's always the young who fall." - ♪ it's always the old, to lead us to the wars ♪ ♪ it's always the young to fall ♪ - we were aware of all that, you know. why would they send us somewhere and make us kill somebody? we're not gonna do that. so we sang anti-war songs, - ♪ saint peter said, from vietnam, i can tell ♪ ♪ i know you'll go to heaven

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>> steve: you know, lawrence, after september 11th, we saw here in the new york city area, particularly over in new jerseyere were reports ever people celebrating after the planes flew into the building. you know, it's hard to understand how so many people can be massacred and, yet, some people think that that was the right thing to do. listen to a little bit of sound we have got, a reporter asked somebody who was driving by on one of the streets here in new york city about the fact that on the same day that american citizen was murdered this is going on. listen to this. and listen to who he blamed. >> an american was executed yesterday by terrorists. are you okay. >> he deserved it. >> he deserved it. >> sure. >> why is that? >> what business does he have? >> what business at a music festival dancing with his friends. >> israel killed him. >> israel killed him? >> not hamas. >> ainsley: israel killed anymore not hamas? they had hamas flags there at this event at this protest. hamas flags. it's a terrorist organization. >> well, a part -- one of the things that kamala harris and others are doing is trying

ever the entire population captive an account to me that but i am a jersey at all the occupied with bank palestine. meanwhile, and garza city, these randy minute tray has killed 11 palestinians and astro icon a school. the start of school is being used as a shelter for displaced people rescue work because they're still searching for survivors. is there any forces? say they're talking to them as fighters operating in the building. several schools have been attacked since of 10th. at least 4 people have been killed in a drug and striking a vehicle, travelling on so loud in street as the main road connecting north and south goes up, sol. so in a central route, the medical and 8 workers, children in the central gaza, are being vaccinated against the pony. a virus shots, up and given in the data by the amount is a way to refugee camps. but you in hopes to knock at 8640000 children under the age of 10, in a phase to campaign. this is one of the series of diseases that spread during the war and this disease is frightening from the moment we heard about it. we were afraid, we escaped death with our children, and we were displaced f

jersey. the issue i want to hear more about is protection of women and children especially within cities. >> i am from denver, colorado. the issue important to me is abortion-rights. >> we need to do something with guns. a lot of innocent people losing their lives. it must stop. >> i would like to hear them talk about childcare as well as housing prices. that's the future. i would like to know how best i can go into that in the future. >> voices 2024. be a part of the conversation. >> next, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu hosting a news conference in jerusalem after the recent killing of six hostages by hamas. he discussed the importance of control of a strip of land along the border of gaza and egypt and blamed the failure in hostage negotiations on hamas. he expressed

city of san francisco. francisco giants will soon be history. the giants are telling sfgate. yesterday's game was the last time the white and orange jerseysn. the nike city connect gear came out in 2021. major league baseball will be rolling out new versions next season, although the oakland a's have one of the worst records in baseball. >> questions are being raised about where they will play if they qualify for the postseason in sacramento, sports illustrated reports. if the a's make the playoffs in sacramento, they would want to play at a bigger ballpark than a 14,000 seat sutter health park. the a's could seek a playoff only location or charge inflated prices at that smaller ballpark. >> well, a very unique honor is planned for one of the most influential female athletes. the image of wnba star caitlin clark has been turned into a giant corn maze in indiana. so for $9 a person, visitors will get a chance to get lost in that maze. trying to maneuver the indiana fever star's likeness down on that field. >> love it. yeah. all right. i love this as well. palo alto native and former nba star jeremy lin is trading his basketball for a pickl

one of those union groups was district 1 of the communication workers of america in new york city and new jersey, on the east coast of this country. jan pierce, the leader of the union, said we will do what the others won't, we will endorse reverend jesse jackson, and the man at his side, and demanded that union stand up and fight for jesse jackson in new york city, a city he carried when he ran for president. that man is with us today, please welcome larry cohen, the former president of the communication workers of america union. [applause] larry: thanks, john. at that time i worked for jan pierce. he was the regional leader, 150 members, district 1. i was his young assistant. what is more important is that reverend jackson connected with working-class people, black, brown, white, a rainbow of working-class people, similar to what dr. king started. in a way that now needs to be reinvigorated by all of us at a time when working-class people, black, brown and white, are organizing, fighting for better contracts like the uaw fight last year. those fights go on every day and every day workers are s