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more than 8 inches of rain at jfk airports. flood watches and warnings across several states at this hour the government shutdown. one day left. kevin mccarthy unable to get a small group of republicans rebelling to agree. 3.5 million americans now. more than half are military families set to go without pay. air traffic control, border security, the tsa all affected too. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> honoring senator dianne feinstein, a trailblazer. the first woman to serve as mayor of san francisco. the first woman elected to the senate from california. democrats and republicans paying tribute. and we remember the historic moment in san francisco when the mayor was killed. feinstein was there. >>> the major news from georgia tonight and what could this mean for former president trump. tonight the first plea deal in the georgia election interference case against trump and 18 alleged co-conspirators. one of the defendants today now pleading guilty. prosecutors say he tried to access voting systems after the election. aaron

but the most in new york city, jfk airport in queens, more than 8.5 inches.erage september at jfk airport gets about 3.5 inches. so, 8.5, that's about two and a half septembers in one 24 hour period. >>> coming up, we remember the legacy of senator dianne feinstein. she died today after a three-decade long career on capitol hill. >>> when senator barack obama became the presumptive president in 2008 -- that happened at the washington home of senator dianne feinstein, the california democrat who played in roles in her three decades in washington. that night, she was playing the role of the peacemaker. senator feinstein died today at the age of 90 following months of declining health and a career that was intertwined with some of the most explosive issues the nation has faced. randi kaye has more on the longest-serving female senator in u.s. history. >> i became mayor as a product of assassination of the mayor being killed and the first openly gay public official being killed. >> reporter: for dianne feinstein, tragedy paved the way for opportunity and a career

rainfall band that set up overnight really over the western section of long island, so let's say jfk airport, they have received almost 2 1/2 inches of rain. laguardia has received just about an inch. but there is still more precipitation to come. you can see the evolution of this heavy rain band throughout the course of the day. a waterlogged i-95 corridor stretching from boston all the way to the big apple, even towards washington, d.c. but lighter totals there. there is the heat you mentioned, summer that never ends across the midsection. >> and sounds like if you are trying to get out of jfk airport, good luck to you. derek van dam, our weatherman, thank you so much for being with us. happy friday. have a great weekend. >>> and we're counting down here to a government shutdown at 12 a.m. sunday. >>> and bob menendez meeting with democratic colleagues. we'll talk about how that went. >>> government shutdowns are stupid. nobody wins, it costs us a lot of money. >> u.s. congress apparently on a collision course with stupid right now. thanks for getting up early with us. i'm ckasie hunt. cou

a typical september at jfk airport gets about 3.5 inches.eptembers min one 24-hour period. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we remember the legacy of senator dianne feinstein. she died today. three decades on capitol hill, the center of some of the most divisive issues the country has faced. >>> when senator barack obama became the presumptive democracy nominee, he and hillary clinton met in private to begin the process of unifying the party after a bitter primary fight. that happened at the washington home of senator dianne feinstein. the california democrat who played many roles in her three decades in washington. that night she was playing the role of peacemaker. she died today at the age of 90 following months of declining health and a career that was intertwined with some of the most explosive issues the u.s. has faced from cia torture to gun control. >> i became mayor as a product of assassination of the mayor being killed and the first openly gay public official being killed. >> reporter: for dianne feinstein tragedy paved the way for opp

in jfk airport and curtain was set to open at seven an m, not enough. so at the suggestion of her boyfriend, michaela says she asked a flight attendant if she could get off the plane first. and when she explained her predicament, the staff and crew went all out. >> yeah, ain't never gonna be like me. >> the pilot came to meet michaela and told her he would personally see to it that she arrives to her big moment on time. they bumped mchale out of first class, got her water to rest. her voice changed the arrival gate to be closer to customs and then ordered her a helicopter ride. wait, what? >> introducing blade ultra. >> okay. apparently there's a company called blade that's like uber for helicon air rides. it's about $175 a pop. so about the same as uber. you don't want to go for a ride, do you? the helicopter then took michaela from jfk to manhattan and seven minutes, and then she just had to take the subway, a few stops at and boom, the whole new one earned. and look at this. her flight attendant even made it to the show. what a day they brought ross

rainfall totals nearly reaching double digits jfk airport reporting its wettest day since 1948 staggering 7 inches fell in parts of brooklyn bar and restaurant owner kelly hayes and a small amount of volunteers throwing out thousands of merchandise. >> the city could do more in the infrastructure and storm drains, but, yeah, climate change >> reporter: outside the bar the roads looked like a river as whirlpools formed near a drain. it was a dramatic scene but possibly something that could become more common unless cities take action >> i think we have a lot or of work to do it means investing in response protocols of people that might be at risk, people who live in basement apartments it means investing in drainage infrastructure >> personal stuff is all lost it's garbage >> reporter: john and his basement in queens submerged in nearly 4 feet of water. >> i've been to war, the world trade center on 9/11, been to katrina, seen all kinds of garbage in my life but this has got to be one of the worst >> reporter: just two years ago in this very same basement a couple and their child lost thei

more than 8 inches of rain at jfk airport. flood watches and warning across several states at this hour. rob marciano timing this out. >>> the government shutdown. one day left, no deals. speaker kevin mccarthy unable to it a small group of republicans rebelling americans, some military families set to go without pay. >>> honoring senator dianne feinstein. a trailblazer, the first woman to serve as mayor of san francisco, the first woman elect to the senate from california. democrats and republicans paying tribute. and we remember that historic moment in san francisco when the mayor was killed. feinstein was there. >>> the major news from georgia tonight, and what could this mean for former president trump? tonight, the first plea deal in the georgia election interference case against trump and 18 alleged coconspirators. one of the defendants today now pleading guilty. prosecutors say he tried to access voting systems after the election. aaron katersky reporting. >>> america's top general retires. the chairman of the joint chi

. >> micaela had two hours to deplane, make it through customs at jfk airport and get into manhattan. >> so thankfully, the pilot switched gates to speed up her exit, and then delta arranged a helicopter ride, getting her from the airport to the city in just seven minutes. just in time for her to shine as jasmine. up next, a man with a major league goal. >> tom willis was born without arms, but last night he threw out the first pitch at yankee stadium using his feet. it's part of his campaign to show what people can do instead of what they can't. his goal is to throw first pitches at all 30 major league parks. he's now got 29 under his belt. next, a mama bear and her cub on a mission to raid a krispy kreme truck. >> that is. the truck was stopped outside a store in alaska and the driver left the doors open. so this happened. next the bears ate 20 packs of donuts. >> and here's a different snack idea a giant dorito dipped in cheese. this 14 foot high nacho display in the uk set a world record for highest cheese pole. cheese was stretched 49ft high without breaking. and finally, we lik

jfk airport seeing its wettest day on record. at least 8 inches of rain.n, parents rushed through the danger to pick up their middle school children early. >> there's a big flood downstairs in the basement. it's chaotic. in the auditorium. >> reporter: in flatbush, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in brooklyn, michael earls showed cbs news his flooded basement. >> we had a similar one last year. this is by far the worst. >> reporter: ankle deep water swept in, leaving this brown sewage. >> when you see the images the flooding, i would imagine there's a certain sins of panic. >> for sure. when you see brown water coming into your basement you don't know when it's going to stop, it really makes you panic. >> reporter: meanwhile, new jersey remains under a state of emergency tonight as streets underwater. while parts of connecticut are approaching 5 inches of rai rainfall. the rain just picked up again. the grand army plaza subway station behind the remains close to tonight after it was flooded. i'm seen plenty of confused commuters all around me. the may

jfk airport set an all-time getting 8 inches and several other spots not just new york but also connecticut and new jersey seeing 6 or 7 inches of rain total. a significant amount of rain. we are still getting more today but nowhere near those totals. here you can see a few more bands, but really as we transition into the afternoon a lot of those rain bands start to recede very quickly. and then tomorrow, sunday, sunshine from start to finish. it'll be a nice day to allow things to dry back out. however, as that system is exiting you're still getting spin from that storm, and that's going to push a lot of that water in. you do have potential for coastal flooding not just new york but new jersey and delaware. you've got that coastal inundation up to one point possible today. >> allison chinchar, thank you so much. >>> coming up an arrest 27 years in the making. we'll explain how police finally made an arrest in connection to the shooting death of hip hop icon tupac shakur. that's next. >>> let's take a look at some headlines we are following this morning. united auto workers are expanding th

as polo mentioned, yes, jfk airport breaking an all-time record, picking up over eight inches of rainesterday. you had numerous locations picking up, 6, 7 even as much as 9 inches. that's correct. valley stream new york, just crossing over that 9 inch threshold. for the rest of the day today, again, you have a lot of showers going to be coming from some of the outer bands of the system, but it will gradually make its way east farther out to sea and taking with it the moisture. so the good news is by the time we get to sunday, we will finally have a day with sunshine from start to finish. we just got to get through the rest of the day today. overall, though, we're not expecting anywhere near the amount of rain that we had yesterday. most of these areas likely picking up about half of an inch up to one inch at best. but when you already had six, seven, eight inches of rain, even one inch of rain is likely to cause problems. that ground is very saturated at this point. another concern, too, will be coastal flooding. you still have some of those across new york, new jersey and even delawa

the national weather service says it's the weather stay on record in jfk, airport since hurricane ireneck in august 2011. senator dianne feinstein a trailblazer for women died toda during her five decade tenure, she served as the head of the senate intel committee she was staunch advocate for gun contro and often known for working across the aisle. senator dianne feinstein was 90 years old. coming up, governor gavin newso the latest move affecting what california kids can be taught i schools. later in the nightcap, insync i back in sync making neat new music, so what music would you left us a. not to reunite, but turn out your music. the band members must be alive. let us know on social media. who is on your comeback was? tell us and we will tell the nation in the nightcap heard alive look at the las vegas fear . brand-new entertainment venue opening tonight. over to eureka springs, arkansa in the ozark mountains and if you cannot join us live don't forget to set your dvr and join us anytime. we are coming right back. ere i'u . growing up, every me i'd get out of the shower, i would itc

eastern side of manhattan or northern manhattan, incredible amounts are in, cause bad flooding, jfk airportches, yesterday was the wettest day jfk ever had which is pretty amazing, central park, all the history of central park was yesterday. all of this was part of what was ophelia and brought all that gloom. the remnants reformed a little bit and brought more moisture and all this flooding for a second major flood like this in the last two years across parts of new york, this is what is left of the storm, some rain, nothing new. most is quite light and will diminish throughout the day, really nice stretch of weather for the next five days are across the northeast which is great news. one last thing, the tail end of this front has been stalled across this area, rain this weekend. by monday we will drive things out which will be good news. back to you. joe: i needed to put my boat legs on. pete: the usc trojans take on the colorado buffalos. joe: live at fulsome field with the latest. some energy going on there. >> reporter: they might be cheering for the trojans. white got here so early but

he was arrested at jfk airport when he returned from egypt where he had been at the time this indictment was unsealed on friday. all five are due back in court on monday. >> thank you so much for that. >>> at least 30 senate democrats including some members of senate leadership are calling on menendez to resign. melanie is live on capitol hill. the senator is expected to address his colleagues tomorrow, right? >> yeah, that is right. fresh off of his court appearance, he will return to the capitol tomorrow and we are told that he's going to address his fellow democrats during a special caucus meeting. now, a number of senators have called on him to resign. this is a pivotal moment for him, but there are still a number of of them who have not called on him to resign. we'll see if he changes any minds in the meeting tomorrow and we'll also see if some of these more outspoken democrats who have called on him to step down will also go after him pretty hard tomorrow. john fetterman has outspoken. there are some questions and fears in the democratic party about whether he is going to run for r

jfk airport, they saw 8.6 inches of rain. their wettest day on record since began keeping that in 1948. high in connecticut. over 5.5 inches there. what happens next? almost done. through the thick of it, but could still see one last heavy wave of rain over long island. by 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, last moving through new england and drying out. could see one to two inches on long island near brook haven. that's a look at the forecast. back to you. >> janai: those images truly wild and mind-blowing. thank you. >>> the fulton county election fraud case. 18 people charged along with former president trump pleading guilty. abc's explains that also includes an agreement to cooperate with prosecutors. good morning. >> reporter: exactly, right. good morning, janai. the first co-defendant pleading guilty agreeing to testify in the sprawling election interference case against others including former president trump himself. look at this surveillance video. seen with other defendants walking into the board of elections in rural coffey

the other one entered a plea yesterday after he was arrested at jfk airport while he returned from egypt. all the defendants are due back in court on monday. >> as the corruption case plays out, what kind of conditions of released were placed on the senator? >> reporter: the senator had to post $100,000 bond and surrender his personal passport. he is allowed to keep his official passport and continue to travel internationally on official business. but interestingly, the judge also imposed a condition saying he can't have any contact with any of his staff, any staff on the senate foreign relations subcommittee, or any political aides who have personal knowledge of this investigation without an attorney present. so, a sign that perhaps some of the people he works most closely with could be potential witnesses in this case. >> and what about calls for him to resign? >> so, the growing number of calls from democrats, we're now up to about 30 or so at least who have called for him to resign. today, senator dick durbin, yesterday was saying he shouldn't resign, today changing his mind, saying

in a little while patrick ho gets on a plane, comes back to new york, immediately is arrested at jfk airport and charged with bribery and money laundering which he was later convicted for. maria: wow. this is just an incredible story. i don't know what is more outray just, all the money -- outrageous, all the money that the biden family apparently has taken in according to the republicans or the coverup that is clearly underway. the department of justice saw the attorney general testify just last week in jim jordan's judiciary committee and now that committee is expected to hear testimony from special counsel david weiss and other key justice department officials, judiciary chairman jim jordan told me that on sunday morning futures on sunday. here's a bit of that. watch. >> we're going to continue to dig. we're going to continue to do our constitutional duty of oversight and as the speaker announced we're now in impeachment inquiry phase. we've got a number of witnesses at doj we want to depose. david weiss committed to come in front of the committee on october 18th. maria: so miranda, david

with devastating flash flooding, street subway stations and airports were all heavily flooded with jfk airportting it's what is day on record. in georgia, scott hall became the first of the 18 defendants charge alongside former president donald trump to plead guilty in the georgia election interference case, his misdemeanor play was in exchange for cooperation, potential testimony against his fellow co-defenders. now, back to dateline. ateline. commander of canada's largest >> it was stunning news. got commander of canada's standout officer, pilot to a prime minister and a queen, a rapist and killer? two murders, two sex assault, and he actually videotaped himself raping and killing. the name, colonel russell williams ricocheted across the nation. a wave of disbelief followed. >> i just cannot connect colonel williams with russell williams, the deviant. >> after all, this was the man who supervised canada's supply missions to afghanistan, and that nations disaster relief flights to haiti after its earthquake. his friend jeff -- heard the news and threw up. >> can't be, couldn't be. i just -- i

jfk airport, your wettest one day ever. this number here hasn't been updated just yet.which is amazing when you think about the rain events. we have gladding concern. the west side of this picture, things will begin to get better. we have one big band of storms that continues to pummel the same areas to the east of the city. central parts of long island, you can see the red in the band bringing really heavy rain continuing. that's where the most urgent flooding is going on. the rest of the areas around brooklyn and queens and in towards manhattan and over towards jersey and hoboken, that water beginning to recede. for the most part, we're dryer back here. we'll get more rain from this. at this point, looks like the worst will remain to the east of the idea. so many people head home across long island. the flooding will be dangerous there. you have to make sure that you're taking it slow and don't go in to flooded areas. >> it's a nightmare. thanks, rick. meantime, we're following the possibility of a government shutdown. you heard that many times. you ever wonder what i

me for example i've reached out to the mayor i've reached out to the governor i traveled to jfk airportstarted and used to house migrants. most of us have a meeting there at the mayor and was told he was too busy and unavailable. >> it seems like a political hot potato and now it's land and the democrats lap there is a circular firing squad going on with the governor and the mayor and the president all blaming each other for the crisis. >> i think they are all blaming each other. but the facts are what you said a few minutes ago. they should all be in agreement we need to shut the border down we need to take a really hard assessment at what we are doing and we need to make sure we keep the homeland safe. every time i have the opportunity the last time the secretary was in front of the house homeland security committee and he will be again in a few weeks we get back into session. he is completely failing at his job. complete dereliction of duty but he should be from the oath he took to protect and serve and protect this homeland from the moment he wakes up in the morning until the moment

today an egyptian national was arrested, one of his alleged co-conspiracier taken into custody at jfk airporthe is facing shocking bribery and corruption charges. 13 gold bars and a mercedes-benz among the items he received. >> remember, prosecutors get it wrong sometimes. >> reporter: despite the federal indictment accusing him of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes, among other allegations, despite more calls to resign today from senators from his own party, democratic massachusetts senator ed markey tweeting tuesday, the public's trust has been broken. fellow new jersey senator cory booker saying in a statement he has stated he will not resign but i believe this is a mistake. despite all the calls to go, senator bob menendez has said, he's not going anywhere. >> to those who have rushed to judgment, you have done so based on a limited set of facts. >> reporter: perhaps given the political climate few should be surprised by menendez's defiance. he is not the only politician digging his heels in in the face of indictments and allegations of corruption. the most defiant of th

when back to the united states, and was immediately picked up and in november of 2015 at jfk airportthe southern district of new york and charged with bribery and money laundering. now, hunter biden was the first person. he wanted to call. he had jim biden and hunter got $1 million to represent past year. but he passed it off to another lawyer. asked him, can you give me the name of your fbi contact? >> sean: wow. your, and i will tell you, miranda, traffic reporting. the walls are closing and really tight now and even the media will not have to start covering this. mark my words. and that will be in for joe biden. they will push him out. thank you for that. we appreciate it, rent a divide. biden's legal immigration crisis continues to spiral out of control. sara carter has an exclusive report on how bad it is in chicago later, dated the statement said. the state versus stay red versus blue debate between governor gavin newsom, ron desantis, right here on the show. full details straight ahead. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] wounded warrior project helped me find the strength to go further than i e

to help new york including $140 million this fiscal year as well as the faa leasing space at the jfk airportn monday secretary mayorkas has their addressing as this. >> we have responded with a model approach that has proven to work to build awful pathways for individuals to arrive in a safe and orderly way and deliver consequent is for those who do not meet them read we are working closely with the city of new york we sent an assessment team here that devised approximately 25 recommendations and we are executing on the recommendations and we will address this together. >> tomorrow senior white house official will go to new york to further work on that. in a call between the white house officials and select media outlets the administration blamed new york city for fumbling the migrant issue the administration saying the city failed to get enough information about migrants to see if they qualify for a work visa then they tried to turn around and blame congress for not reforming the immigration system saying if there were reforms tens of thousands of more migrants in new york city would've bee

advice, wentfollowed back to the uniteda and was immediately picked ups v in novembeember of 2015 at jfk airport by the southern district of new york and charged with bribery and money laundering. bribney launnow, hunter biden wt person he wanted to call. he got jim biden and hunter gotr $1 million to represent patrick hart, but he passe d off to another lawyer who asked him, can you give meou give the of your fbi contacts? >> wow. yeah, i'll tell you. miranda, terrific reportinwillg the walls are closing in reallyr willt now. even the media will now have to start covering this. mark my wordg s. n. and that'll probably be it for joe biden. they will push him out. thanl pushk you for that. a we appreciate it, miranda devine. coming up, biden's illegal immigratio is n crisis continues to spiral out of control. sarah carter hast , an exclusive report on how bad it is in chicago. stter, the dats ina, the state versus state, red versus righ debate betweethe stn gavin newsom, ron desantis right here on this show. full details, straight ahead. >> streaming now on nation, an all new episode of the groun

get through customs, jfk airport and into manhattan by show time. disney production and we were going to make sure we got her where she needed to be. >> reporter: the crew arranged a magic carpet ride in the form of a blade helicopter, taking her from jfk to manhattan in just 7 minutes, in time to shine as jasmine. and there in the audience, lesha, who helped make it all possible. >> we wanted to make it happen for mikayla. she's following her dream. >> it was just a gift for her to be there. i did the show for her. i wouldn't have been in the show for her. thank you for everything. >> reporter: she was shocked the flight attendant, pilot and airlines even cared about her dilemma in order to help her make curtain call. a wise blue man once said, you ain't never had a friend like me. [ laughter ] >> i'm glad you made yourself laugh with that. >> sorry. [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> there's a year in highlight reel. >> that's making it. we'll be right back. very good. very good. the magic never leaves you when you stay with the disney resorts collection.

friday was the wettest day on record at jfk, with the airport getting almost 9 nines of rain. brooklyn saw up to 4 1/2 inches, a month's worth of rain falling in only three hours, something that happens only about once in every 100 years. in manhattan, nearly 2 inches of rain falling in one hour in central park. the flooding was so extreme that a sea lion in the middle of that framed shot escaped from central park zoo before safely returning to her pool after the surge. polo sandoval is with me. how are new yorkers recovering from all that? >> reporter: as euryou know, th new york city subway system is the lifeblood of the city. you can imagine as the storm was dumping record amounts of rain over the new york city tri-state area, that system was practically paralyzed as officials were trying to get it back online. the result was an absolute nightmare of a friday for so many people. we heard from governor kathy hochul, who announced that system is back up and running 100%, at least in terms of the weekend service. that is certainly a positive development. we have not seen any m

all right, friday, was the wettest day on record at jfk with the airport there getting almost 9 inches of rain. brooklyn saw up to 4.5 inches, a months worth of rain falling in only three hours, something that happens only about once every 100 years. and in manhattan nearly 2 inches of rain falling an hour in central park alone, the second wettest hour there in 80 years. the flooding was so extreme, rather, that a sea lion temporarily escaped from the central park zoo before safely returning to her pool after the surge you see right there. all right, cnn's pablo sandoval and allison chinchar standing by there. the mayor he actually is now responding to a lot of criticism he's been receiving. >> reporter: that's right, fred. in the face of that fierce criticism mayor adams is still defending the city's actions leading up to yesterday's historic storm, pointing to a travel advisory that was issued thursday afternoon recommending people stay at home if they can. and then of course those who had to venture out to use above ground transit systems. because as we know that subway system was h

jfk and laguardia airport, it could be double that. 23 million people are under flood watches across parts of new jersey, new york and connecticut. flood warnings in effect for long island, manhattan, queens, and new jersey. we were warned about flash flooding and it is happening. >> john: it's friday, a lot of people are going to be getting out of town, trying to leave the city early. oneka got out of work early and trying to make her way home. combine it with the fact subways are not running, trains are not running to take people north and east of the city, or over into new jersey. there are a lot of frustrated people who were hoping to get home just from work who may not be able to do it for a little while and then the situation as you pointed out at the airport, so many people either coming back from business trips or heading home for the weekend after being up in new york. we'll keep following this for you. >> sandra: we will. >> john: a live look at the white house where it's not raining, thankfully, any moment press secretary karine jean-pierre will face questions the first ti

entry it wasn't just for the southwest, that meant 40,000 thousand they paroled in flying to airports like jfk but no mention of that. the magician sleight-of-hand, look over here while i'm doing something over here. they only want you to look at southwest border between the ports of entry. the total is the story and it will clearly illustrate. total nationwide encounters is all you need to look at. >> we have questions from listeners. one of them addresses some share of the people who make cbp one appointments are walking across the bridge in el paso, they are getting on a plane in caracas and flying to kansas city or wherever it is. i'm pretty sure we have a request on this but do we know the numbers that are going to interior points of entry? >> yes we do have that. it's convoluted but if you go to cbp stats there. >> i see if you subtract it's the remainder. you have to do some math. >> in their defense, i can't believe i'm going to defend reporters, it is a little bit difficult to navigate but one way, when you look at the ports of entry one easy way to do that is to look at southern bord

them canceled or delayed, the possibility that will continue to expand, there are other airports in newark and jfk, we haven't seen any significant delays reported, as well. >> whoever has the pizza that guys delivering, i hope they see this, they know what he's gone through and compensate him accordingly. thank you paul, we appreciated.>> the state department issues a warning over trying to control information and disinformation around the world, more just ahead. >>> a stark warning from the u.s. state department accusing the chinese government of digital authoritarianism, their efforts when it comes to controlling information and spreading disinformation are going further than ever before. cnn chief national security correspondent, alex, tell us what is happening and how the u.s. government is responding? >> they are sounding the alarm with this new report they are calling the first of its kind. certainly hoping the countries around the world, individuals around the world take notice of what china is doing, what the u.s. is accusing china of is devoting unprecedented resources, billions of dolla

airport. over at jfk for the north, we heard of some issues with passport control.ing international travelers. really, beyond that, minimal cancellations and delays nationwide here. we're expecting a tsa -- projecting 14 million travelers taking to the skies for this long holiday weekend. 150 million expected to be traveling overall throughout this three day weekend. we know the majority of them actually take to ground. travel it's traveling by car. we had a chance to speak to a few drivers about their plans for the weekend, not just with travel, but how they're planning on spending the holiday overall. take a listen. >> when we get home, will not leave our house. because the traffic around our neighborhood will be so much, it's not even worth it to leave the house. >> we're gonna go back on sunday, so we're not dealing with a monday traffic. >> the biggest thing is distractions, mostly the cell phone, the thing you see. we're setting up higher. we can see those things. everybody be safe, maintain your distance. maintain your speed. keep your eyes open. keep distrac

jfk. it took off earlier today, and airport webcam video shows the plane's engine failing shortly after takeoffn see something is just not right with the plane leaving a trail of black smoke as it's flying. the plane turned back after about 20 minutes and safely landed back in prague. delta saying there were over 200 passengers on board and that no one was injured. the plane was later inspected by airport firefighters and dragged to a parking stand. the airport says its main runway was closed for about 30 minutes, and delta now saying in a statement that it apologizes to its customers for the delay after an engine performance issue was observed on the aircraft adding, quote, nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people. it's still unclear what caused the engine problem, and the faa says it will be investigating the incident. janai? >> janai: scary situation. glad everyone is okay. ines, we appreciate you. >>> back here at home now to the urgent evacuations in a part of east texas as a wildfire rages out of control. lileana pearson from our station ktrk joins us with mor

might make a big much, which might make a big difference, but do you want heathrow airport to be replaced by i don't know, jfk> i mean, we are in competition with other cities, other countries, aren't we? and, you know, i mean, i just wonder how many extra digits you'd get of economic growth if heathrow had that third runway. >> i'm not sure exactly what the figures are. it'd be interesting to some predictions as to to see some predictions as to what the economic impact of this will so that can compare will be so that we can compare it to the potential environmental gain and then go from there. need to know from there. we need to know more on this. from there. we need to know more on and look, i hear chloe >> and look, i hear what chloe is saying. >> suella, but i've got to say, particularly since the pandemic and smashing of our economy, and the smashing of our economy, i policies need to be i think all policies need to be economy first. now, i think the way that it's affecting everyday people , everything we do and people, everything we do and i've been saying this before, i always i always go down to the l

might make a big much, which might make a big difference, but do you want heathrow airport to be replaced by i don't know, jfk> i mean, we are in competition with other cities, other countries, aren't we? and, you know, i mean, i just wonder how many extra digits you'd get of economic growth if heathrow had that third runway. >> i'm not sure exactly what the figures are. it'd be interesting to some predictions as to to see some predictions as to what the economic impact of this will so that can compare will be so that we can compare it to the potential environmental gain and then go from there. need to know from there. we need to know more on this. from there. we need to know more on and look, i hear chloe >> and look, i hear what chloe is saying. >> suella, but i've got to say, particularly since the pandemic and smashing of our economy, and the smashing of our economy, i policies need to be i think all policies need to be economy first. now, i think the way that it's affecting everyday people , everything we do and people, everything we do and i've been saying this before, i always i always go down to the l

jfk, all flights arriving and departs from hong kong between 2:00 p.m. on saturday and 10:00 p.m. on saturday have been canceled. the hong kong airport authority adds that 366 flights have been canceled, 40 more have been delayed. we're also closely monitoring the situation in mainland china. on thursday authorities raised the typhoon warning to the highest level. we know that in two mega cities in the south, that schools have been closed this day starting from 4:00 p.m., just the top of the hour, markets, businesses have been closed. authorities have urged residents to stay at home. and there are reports of some 4,000 train services across the province have been suspended. authorities in china not taking any chances given recent extreme weather events in china. quite recently beijing and surrounding provinces struggled with record-breaking rains an flooding that took the lives of dozens of people and displaced about 1.5 million residents.nfl of dozens of people and displaced about 1.5 million residents. as i look out the window, there is more and more rain. and they say conditions will rapidly deteriorate. residents are advised to s

let's take it to jfk let's put some numbers to that. let's take it tojfk airportwo showers across scotland and northern ireland but today, for the south of that weather front we can see temperatures hitting 23—24 c, the warmest october in 12 years. that warmth is felt across much of europe under high pressure but was still on the edge of it. there's a chance of another weather system pushing its way and so after a bright start then we will see more on the way of rain. could be a bit misty and murky in the southern counties but in the south—west of wales, rain developing and some passing sales for scotland and northern ireland and then more sunshine. since the prime minister announced plans to ban american bully xl type dogs, animal charities say they've had an increase in calls from worried pet owners. the government says it's taking quick action to protect the public after a series of recent attacks — but owners are now waiting to find out how a ban could affect them. john maguire reports. one year old rufus is a happy dog, but with a very uncertain future. he's