so, that's probably what happened at laguardia as well. flushing bay is right there and the water is just a couple feet below the level of the runway. so you get a little extra water combined with the high tide, it will flood things out very quickly. >> sandra: and this is obviously middle of the day on friday, and anybody who did get in -- look at these images, just unbelievable. anybody who can get into their office or wherever they were travelling today, once you got here, it's gonna be a challenge for many of these folks to get home with train service stopped, subways, a lot of them are inoperable, i saw a lot of vehicles trying to avoid the flooding, you can see the car on the left-hand side of the screen, the person is either in there or abandoned it earlier. this can be extremely dangerous. what we saw was a lot of cars were just driving completely off road up over mud and grass to avoid the flooding and then that all chaos ensues, john. >> john: looking at the radar and looks like the rain will stop in new york city in the next lit

arthel: okay, that's good news nobody wants to get stranded at an airport however laguardia doesn't good now. and they have the restaurants now with the upgrades. thank you very much. eric: and after detroit workers are ramping up their strikes against the big three automakers and expanding walk out gm and ford plants yesterday, and the uaw is trying to negotiate rohan from ground rules for the next generation of cars is leaving manufacturing is been surging and nonunion southern states printed jr. correspondent on one of the state of georgia, very latest on the situation. >> just as we come the workers in the detroit area received from current president joe biden and former president donald trump, driving a bullhorn of the picket line outside of detroit mr. biden told the striking workers they deserve this is financial pay raise and if he told mr. trump workers of the nonunion factory america's transition to electric vehicles cost jobs in building electric vehicle asked than a conventional car industry analyst, said the union is trying to negotiate protections, for the workers and tradi

cb cotton live at laguardia airport with more on headaches for air travelers. >> hi jon, new yorkersummer feeling exhausted to have the past 24 hours but some of them now dealing with the flooding still in their basements are buckled floor systems after record-setting rainfall across the city but here at laguardia you can see things are moving things have finally dried out. yesterday women two -- 3 inches of rain fell here that made its way inside the terminal shutting it down for several hours. leaving travelers to deal with cancellations and delays trying to get on the train was also no easy or as water made its way inside the subway stations several subway commute rails were knocked out because of flooded track some service interruptions continued through today for commuters also. parts of brooklyn saw more than 7 inches of rain stranding drivers on highways leaving some people to wade through knee-deep water. one of the biggest concerns was how kids were going to get home. state of emergency was not declared by the city until about two hours after new york governorgovernor announ

laguardia airport forced to close a terminal. the mayor urging people to stay home and shelter in place. 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 th

at laguardia. people walking through inches of water to get inside only to find drenched floors by ticketing counters and people even standing on benches to avoid getting wet. as flights through terminal a were canceled, travelers shuffled on the buses to get to other terminals to try to get their flights because the water kept rising and saw the small waves as cars tried to move through the mess. before midnight on friday, nearly 200 departing flights were canceled and nearly 2,000 more flights were delayed according to tracking site flight aware. and check this out. captured a plane landing in flood waters. by friday night terminal a opened in laguardia, hit the hardest compared to others in the city. still, governor kathy hochul reminding new yorkers, this weather set records across the city. >> there are some new yorkers who have never seen the likes of which we experienced yesterday. their entire lives. this event was historic and in some areas record shattering and it is the most rain ever re

laguardia airport forced to shut down an entire terminal. more than 1,600 flights delayed or canceled in the immediate region. and across the hudson river, new jersey's governor declaring a state of emergency, too. in fairfield, this first responder throwing that driver over his shoulder, cautiously navigating the floodwaters. experts say as our climate warms, extreme rain events like these will become more and more frequent. david, the evening commute is going to be an absolute mess for a lot of people. look at this road here with all this water that's pouring out of the park over the road and the crosswalk. this is several inches deep. a lot of subway trains are disrupted, and we're expecting more rain tonight, in some areas up to an inch an hour. david. >> david: this was really dangerous all day long. trevor, thank you. let's get to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it right into the night. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. just extraordinary how these two systems came together, set up a convergence zone like i've never seen be

laguardia's terminal a was flooded. mayor adams declared a state of emergency. >> this is a time for extreme caution. if you're at home, stay home. if you are at work or school, shelter in place for now. >> reporter: the mayor facing criticism for taking so long to declare a state of emergency and address the public. >> this administration operates at a team. i want my commissioners, my deputy commissioners, the leaders of this team, who are closest to the ground to communicate. we have good team leader that are competent, that understand the subject matter. they know how to lead. the leadership is not only the mayor. it is all of those who are placed in those positions. that that's what you saw. >> reporter: according to "new york times," adams attended a fund-raiser to celebrate his birthday. he did not declare a state of emergency just before the press conference. hours after the deluge of rain had begun. officials say it marked the wettest day on record since hurricane ida two years ago, and warned it's not over yet

won't hurt anymore of the flooding, laguardia terminal closed.le storm, jfk about the wettest one day rain total ever which is pretty incredible, over 8 inches of rain. this was some kind of tropical activity. it was leftovers from what had been ophelia last week in. we have 28% of hurricane season still ahead of us so we are on the downhill slide which is great news, still have some moisture, the worst of it towards martha's vineyard, nantucket but scattered showers with us throughout the day today across parts of the northeast. it's out of here by tomorrow and we are going to talk about a beautiful week in the northeast, we just really need it, we had a rough go of it the last 10 days, temperatures in the upper 70s by monday. that's the case for much of the coming week. >> that some good news, thank you, rick. pete: the usc trojans take on the underdog this week. joe: we will check in with abby talking about deion sanders leading his team to a victory. >> reporter: i got to tell you, look at the energy. how many games have you been to this year

. >>> highways, subways and laguardia is flooded. >>> the u.s. government is down to its final day of operation before it must shut down beginning at midnight, sunday, eastern time. on friday republicans roundly rejected u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy's latest attempt to gain their support. unless there's a breakthrough this weekend, active duty troop etc. and border agents may have to work without pay. food assistance for millions could be at risk. government loans to farmers, students and small businesses wouldn't be processed. and air travel could be disrupted if unpaid tsa workers don't show up, as has happened before. after his failed vote on friday, kevin mccarthy emerged from his conference suggesting a new option. >> if we had had a clean one without ukraine on it, we could move that through. i think that could cause problems if ukraine is put before the u.s. >> here's melanie zanona. >> reporter: republicans are scrambling to come up with a plan to avoid a government shutdown, even after they huddled for two hours on friday evening to

. >>> plus, a state of emergency in new york city as highways, subways, and even laguardia airport arelooded. >>> and a murder mystery nearly 30 years in the making. police just arrested a suspect in the shooting death of rapper tupac shakur. ♪ >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with leyla harrak. >> the u.s. government is down to its final day of operation before it must shut down. on friday u.s. republicans roundly rejected u.s. house speaker kevin mccarthy's latest attempt to gain their support. unless there's a break through this weekend active duty troops and border agents may soon have to work without pay. food assistance for millions could be at risk. government loans to farmers, students, small businesses wouldn't be processed and air travel could be disrupted if unpaid tsa workers don't show up as has happened before. and the list keeps ongoing. well, after his failed vote on friday, mccarthy emerged from his conference suggesting a new option. >> i think if we had a clean one without ukraine on it we could probably be able to move that through. i think i

proving that people will pay any amount to kill the feeling of being at laguardia. apparently...e visit. come visit new york. apparently, the amount travelers paid for a beer varied between $23 and $27, depending on the siz of the beer. what size are these supposed to be? for $27, i want a can too big to fit in the overhead compartment. the economy is no doubt going to be a major topic of discussion this weekend at davos, which, for those of you who don't know, is an annual conference that brings together billionaires and political leaders at a swiss ski resort where they address critical concerns including wealth management, climate change, and more. and if you haven't heard of davos, you probably pay taxes. and this year, this year, it's going to be just a skooch different, because, for the first time, the davos lineup will feature psychedelic shamans. oh, good! just what billionaires need: a looser grip on reality. though, i will say this. [applause] hi, elon. although i'm not surprised billionaires take mind-bending drugs. it's the only thing that could possibly explain choos

there's some landfill that we that some sites have been built on, including parts of laguardia airportthese are these we see sinking a bit faster. we also see that the arthur ashe tennis stadium is sinking quite fast. and we know a few years ago that they had to have a special roof built because they knew about this problem. so it's a very nice light cloth roof that they use their scientists hope this information can help city planners, especially when it comes to flooding. i think the key takeaway here is that se same rate. and so really beingiw these different areas and how they're how they're changing in relation to one another is a way that that resources can be allocated in an efficient way. well in case right about now, you're wondering why this is happening at all. science artists tell me it's really a combination of what we can control and what we can't. human behavior and natural forces dating back to the ice age. sharon crowley, fox five news. all right. would you try ice cream made from plastic? yeah. up next, we're going to take a look at a new technology, hoping to reduce

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city shut down hundreds of flights canceled at jfk it was the wettest day ever recorded while at laguardia an entire terminal had to be closed when rainwater poured in. >> it was bad. you had water coming in all through bathrooms. >> reporter: some areas could see ten inches before it's over high-intensity rainfall like this an effect of climate change the conditions so bad it reminded many new yorkers of the remnants of hurricane ida that swept in and killed 13 people two years ago. many of the deaths then happening in basement apartments where flash floods caught families by surprise the governor telling people today not to take any chances >> leave your home if you are starting to see water accumulate don't wait until it's up to your knees or higher. >> reporter: tonight another rush hour and still the rain has not stopped. stephanie gosk, nbc news, brooklyn. >>> also tonight, they tried and failed again today to come up with a deal in congress to keep the government funded and running past tomorrow's midnight deadline with millions of federal workers and government programs threatened.

errol barnett, cbs news at laguardia airport. >>> well, it was a record-breaking day at the u.s.nly did novak djokovic remain undefeated in his 13th u.s. open quarterfinals, but he also broke roger federer's record for the most grand slam semifinals by a man. djokovic reached his record 47th grand slam semifinal. djokovic now will play ben shelton next. shelton beat frances tiafoe to become the youngest american male at age 20 to reach a u.s. open semifinal since michael chang in 1992. the shelton/tiafoe match was also the first time two black men faced off in a u.s. open quarterfinal. >>> and on the baseball diamond, john carlos stanton hit a monumental home run last night against the detroit tigers. >> fly ball, deep left field. there it goes, see ya! his 400th career home run. and it gives the yankees a 3-1 lead! >> the yankees' slugger blasted a two-run homer in the sixth inning, giving him the 400th of his career. > well, coming up first on "cbs morning" steph curry and his wife. curryy and his wifefe. overer, bubut unfortununately covivi9 isn't gogoing anywhehere. in fact,

, segÚn dice el pronÓstico, y se teme que las calles de brooklyn y los terminales del aeropuerto laguardia de asfixia en los niÑos, esto debido a que las argollas que sostienen las pÁginas, se podrÍan desprender, la comisiÓn de productos de seguridad del consumidor advierte a las familias no usar estos libros, y devolverlos para que puedan recibir un reembolso. hablando de niÑos, aproximadamente 70.000 guarderÍas pudieran cerrar sus puertas, afectando a cerca de 3 millones de niÑos, este fin de semana terminÓ programa federal creado durante la pandemia para darles fondos a estos centros de cuidado infantil. tambiÉn serÍa un problema para los padres que trabajan miles cuesta conseguir una guarderÍa a un precio que sea bueno, en lugar controle para ellos. si tÚ eres de aquellas personas que tiene deudas estudiantiles pendiente, prepÁrese para pagarlos ya a partir del prÓximo mes, se aplican los intereses en los prÉstamos estudiantiles federales, el gobierno enviÓ cartas a medida de septiembre, notificando las personas que son horas empezar a pagar, los intereses habÍan sido suspendidos por c

stopped the work of not only a significant part of the urban system, but one of the three terminals of laguardiaople, according to the latest data, have left the territory of nagorno-karabakh. another 30,000 are stuck in a traffic jam at the checkpoint in baku, for their part they have already proposed a plan for the reintegration of residents of the republic. our correspondent, natalya solovyova, will tell you all the details. dozens of buses, hundreds, hundreds of refugees who arrive virtually every hour. feed people, and of course, find a roof over their heads, more than a day of travel is behind us, old people, women, children are sleeping in dumped right on the ground, a dozen kids dozing in the back of a truck, i’m a refugee from baku, in general, we’ve never done anything like this, the third time we ran away, we’ve never seen anything like this, i almost died on the road, i don’t know, the land was native, not can. excuse me, please, now i don’t know where we will go, where we will live, just like this, we live on the street, more than 90,000 people have already come to armenia, this is

the bad weather shut down not only a large part of the city system, but one of laguardia airport's threeterminals. ekaterina radaeva, news. russian. plans to replace up to 75% of sugar beet seeds by the twenty-seventh year, well, for example, this year more than 800 tons of beets have already grown from russian seeds, this was discussed at the agricultural forum in the belgorsk region, alexandra perfileva visited there, this is a worthy root crop, then there is a yield somewhere around 850 grams, but such beets can be obtained with about 100 g of granulated sugar. russia is actively engaged in import substitution, and belgorsky agronomist is succeeding. we have five factories operating on our territory, which means there is a need for cheese, but we highly appreciate it today, taking into account the fact that russian selection has reached such a fairly high level. company. not only engages in import substitution, but also introduces advanced technologies. today, the company’s experience is also accepted by belarus, turkey, egypt, morocco, the quality is the highest. we expect here sugar

hartford it will continue as we go throughout the day i do expect obviously slow on the road newark and laguardia will definitely have some delays especially early this morning with some downpours. the rain will linger unfortunately all day today and through tomorrow through portions of maine. so that could hinder a little bit for those people that are still trying to clean up from lee. so the week ahead forecast middle of the country is warm for the middle of september. we could have some late-day thunderstorms into the evening in areas of oklahoma but you're fine during the daylight hours as we head towards tuesday, that storm threat will be ending here into a new storm comes into the west. the east coast looks fine in the middle of the week but towards theend of the week, another storm could be developing we're going to see really rough conditions friday, saturday, sunday keep that in mind if you have er forecast instead of the last week of summer dallas, 91 oklahoma city, 89. >>> a lot of people will be happy in the south once we start getting some cooler temperatures it's about time. >> yeah

if you're going to the east coast, even trying to get in laguardia, there's going to be rain, there's going to be a lot of rain all up and down that that northeast quadrant, these are the highs from today. pretty nice. a little cooler than yesterday by a couple of degrees. there's a bunch of fog out there right now. you can't see it because it's so deep. but it's going to be in your neighborhood tomorrow morning. many of us, most of us. and you'll get a day tomorrow. a lot like today, but slightly warmer. not a ton warmer, but slightly warmer. i think a lot of those upper 80s will turn into some low 90s, potentially. so here's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning and then there's tomorrow afternoon. fog kind of stays at the coast. didn't do that today as much but tomorrow it's going to be there pretty persistent and then does exactly the same thing but more aggressively on thursday morning. so that indicates that thursday might have a little bit cooler weather. and then thursday afternoon. but overall, this pattern, it's not changing much. it's not changing. it's pretty great weather

>> we did receive confirmed reports of flights, at laguardia, and passengers traveling up this weekend, out of any of the tri-state airports to call in or at least check the status of the flights, some of 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

they saw more rain in one time since 1948 at laguardia airport. one of the terminals there was completely shut down for several hours due to flooding as well. officials here they say that it will take a day or 2 for the city and the surrounding area to dry out gabriel's on to our new york. okay, well bro, as in new york city councilman, but she joins us from new york. we appreciate your time here. so it's a paint a picture if you will, of just how bad this is. what's the situation on the ground at the moment as you see it? a well, i experience this morning. no, some way service. i don't have a car. i'm an elected official. i had a morning meeting at a school. i couldn't get to it because it all the worse. no. some way. the buses were very slow. there was no taxi, they were going by all full. so in my situation, the subway has still not fixed. so this morning i thought i had a meeting, ironically with the mayor at 4 o'clock to sign one of my bills. i didn't wanna miss it. so the only way i could think go to get there was to sit on a subway car hole

they saw more rain in one time since 1948 at laguardia airport. one of the terminals there was completely shut down for several hours due to flooding as well. officials here they say that it will take a day or 2 for the city and the surrounding area to dry out gabriel's on our new york. well, gabriela is a new york city council member. she says the city needs better floods. prevention measures. the problem with the subway apparently was they were flooded. and so there was no subway service in much of manhattan and apparently not in brooklyn. so yes, i think you have to prepare more for the subways not to be flooded. those are lifeline. i also heard that a 150 schools were flooded. i have a daycare center that has a closed because the drainage outside of it was blocked. and so the best of you, some of the classrooms were flooded that has says, all the kids and the teachers all, even starbucks close early today. so if you could hardly quote this across the street, because the uh, you know, so much water just on the curb. um, it was not is like, this

they saw more rain in one time since 1948 at laguardia airport. uh, one of the terminals there was completely shut down for several hours due to flooding as well. officials here, they say that it will take a day or 2 for the city and the surrounding area, the dry out gabriel's onto your, your, of a migraine, both and the mother's writings has reportedly come under attack from the libyan coast guard, according to see, watch international migrant rescue organizations published a video which appears to show a thing a with dozens of migrants sinking after a speed boat came very close to it. shortly afterwards, a large patrol boat is seen approaching the rubber boat throwing life boys into the people in the water. the organization says the migrants were taken back to libya by the coast guard. seaboard says it's not clear if so what any casualties to explosions during prayers inside most and pakistan have killed dozens of people. an injured many more, at least $52.00 people have died in mustang and the south western province of ballasa as done in a sepa

>> david: gio benitez at laguardia tonight. gio, thank you. >>> and tonight at the philadelphia airport, a flight attendant under arrest, accused of carrying a loaded gun through a tsa checkpoint in her purse. police say kyle santa cruz was on her way to work an a flight with a semiautomatic handgun and five rounds in its magazine. they say she did not have a permit for the gun. so far this year, the tsa says they have found 31 guns at philadelphia checkpoints alone. >>> we turn now to the investigation outside boston tonight, after the violent confrontation in the stands at that nfl game between the patriots and the dolphins. a patriots fan, a father of two, dying. and tonight, police are now looking closely at video of the fight. abc's will reeve at gillette stadium in foxborough. >> reporter: tonight, authorities are poring over videos after a death in the stands at gillette stadium. 53-year-old new england patriots fan dale mooney died sunday night in the aftermath of this confrontation during the fourth quarter of the new

floodwaters overtook buses and this terminal at laguardia airport, where almost a quarter of flightsairport seeing its wettest day on record. at least 8 inches of rain. back in brooklyn, 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 his flooded basement. >> we had a similar one last year. this is by far the worst. >> reporter: where ankle-deep water swept in, leaving this brown sewage. >> when you see the images of the flooding, i would imagine there's a certain sense of panic as well. >> yeah, for sure. when you see brown water coming into your basement and you don't know when it's going to stop, it really makes you panic. >> reporter: meanwhile, new jersey also remains under a state of emergency tonight as streets sit underwater. while parts of connecticut are approaching 5 inches of rainfall. the rain just picked up again. the grand army plaza subway station behind me

the terminal at laguardia airport are currently closed because of flooding and pastors have been checkingtails, some of the latest pictures coming into us here at the bbc. that is it for today. thank you for watching and see you next time. hello. it looks like this month will end up as one of the two warmest septembers on record. that�*s according to provisional statistics from the met office. as we move to the end of the month and into the start of october, there is more autumn warmth on the way. but that�*s not the whole story, some rain at times. and on the satellite picture from earlier on today, you can see this area of cloud to the south—west of us. that is tomorrow�*s weather maker that will bring some of us some outbreaks of rain. in the short term, most of today�*s showers will fade through the night. we will keep some and going in the far north of scotland and maybe for western coastal fringes. a few mist patches, but some clear skies overhead, allowing it to turn relatively chilly. nothing unusual, though, for a late september night. saturday morning then, will dawn with this r

yeah, in laguardia, over eight inches of rainfall, actually. jfk over eight inches of rainfall for today in that area. so that is a major rainfall all at once. yeah. and for us, we're just talking at most a quarter of an inch. so just a very, very small fraction of that. but yeah, we are expecting a pattern change as we head into the weekend in fact, you probably notice those changes just over the past few hours. and at least as we head into your saturday, the cooldown will continue. we'll have some clouds around as well and even the possibility of a few scattered showers as this system drops in from the north. if you want to get outside with no chance of rainfall, it will be on sunday. but overall tomorrow it's not a washout, but we're still going to have some visiting clouds and the chance of a pop up shower drifting across the bay area moves in and it fact, here you can see the next system for tonight into your saturday. as i mentioned, some areas barely measurable at 0.01, up to about a quarter of an inch of rainfall. winds could be around

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on the grand central parkway on the way to laguardia, flooded roadways. new york city mayor warning people earlier in the day to stay in place wlrp they were at home, works or schools, which were open. >> i'm issuing a state of emergency for new york city, based on the weather conditions and what to say to all new yorkers, this is time for heightened alertness and extreme caution. >> reporter: a state of emergency was declared in long island and the hudson valley. >> this is unbelievable. i have never seen this situation happening. this is crazy. >> reporter: across the state line, a state of emergency declared in new jersey. in fairfield, about 25 miles west of manhattan, a man driving through flood waters is rescued by a fairfield police officer. the driver is fine. this flooding, high ly unusual. but because it's new york city, many people went on with their normal lives the best they could, like this man on his delivery bicycle. >> i thought it was 3 inches of water. i'm soaked. i have a disease now. >> reporter: gary tuckman, cnn, new york. >> it's a

on the the grand central parkway on the way to laguardia airport in queens, flooded roadways.ning people earlier in the day to stay in place, where they were at home, work, or in schools, which were at open. >> i am issuing a state of emergency for new york city based on the weather conditions. i want to say to all new yorkers, this is time for heightened alertness and extreme caution. >> reporter: a state of emergency was also declared in new york state's long island and the hudson valley north of new york city. >> this is unbelievable. i ain't never seen this situation happen. this is crazy. >> reporter: and across the state line, a state of emergency declared in new jersey. in fairfield, new jersey, about 25 miles west of manhattan, a man driving through flood waters is rescued by a fairfield police officer. >> keep going. keep going. >> reporter: the driver is fine. this flooding highly unusual. but because it's new york city, many people went on with their normal lives the best they could, like this man on his delivery bicycle. >> i thought it was 3 inches of water. i'm s

. >> so we're at laguardia where there are great concerns not only at this airport but airports across the country about the if ektss of the shutdown. there have been 20 shutdowns since 1977, most lasting less than a week. but people we talk to here at la guardia or others for this story said look, we have to go to work every day and do our jobs. we hope congress does the same. back to you. >> u.s. mortgage rates have risen to the heist level in more than 20 years. the 30 year fixed rate mortsage averaged 7.31% in the weekending september 28. that is up around tenth of a percentage point from the week before. and more than half a percentage point from this time last year. >> those high interest rates are impacting pending home sales in the u.s. they dropped 7.1% in august compared to the month before. >>> governor newsom has signed legislation that raises the minimum wage for fast food workers, it will go up to $20 an hour next we're. and a council could approve further increases in the future. >> new hourly wage takes effect from april 1 of next year. employees who work at restaurants

their absence temporarily shut down travel at new york's laguardia around causing delays at other majorubs. and actions along with staffing issues already brewing at the tsa tipped scales in washington driving president trump to agree to a three-week cease-fire. >> what about the political fallout from that very long shutdown? agreed to in january 2019 did not include the billions of dollars in border wall funding trump demanded and led to the shutdown in the first place. three weeks later trump declared a national emergency to unlock the funding and a spending bill from congress that averted another shutdown. >> we're going to confront the national security crisis on our southern border, and we're going to do it one way or the other. we have to do it. >> politically trump lost the shutdown fight. one poll found more than half of americans blamed trump and the republicans after all of it for the shut down and another poll found seven in ten americans didn't think the border wall was worth the shutdown. >> if the government shuts down remains to be seen if republicans will get blamed aga

all the time and when i do, it's important they come on the plane with me and i've had someone at laguardiaair, i've got my kids, i've got my nieces, her brothers kids so for kids, i'm handicapped and megan is there and they are telling me i got to choose one person to pre-board with me so traveling is difficult and stressful and it can put you in a bad mood, i think happy couples fight through the airport. we don't know what happened. at first sight, the guy probably should have offered to help. maybe he was so stunned that someone offered to switch, witty little tomi wants snacks mom has, let me send him back. she got famous off of it. >> stick around because the big weekend fox our next. ♪ ♪ will about two years ago, i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog, she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at betterforthem.com already welcome back to the big we can show it's time now for the big weekend flops. our picks for the biggest fails failof th

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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. countdown clock now showing 42 1/2 hours until the federal government shuts down. house republican leaders are planning to move ahead with a v

and some travelers at laguardia airport ended up using plastic bags to protect their feet while navigatingyes, through the airport, through the high waters. >> look, i don't know if that's doing much protection based on the amount of water that's there. i'm shuttering looking at that water. >>> well, cnn's allison chinchar joins us now from the cnn weather center where there is not water on the ground. you're not wading through water. but you're talking about plenty of people who are. >> yes. and there is more rain in this area. that's the last thing these folks need. here is a look at some of that video from yesterday. again, see these streets just covered in water. some six or eight inches deep which is not safe to drive in. we have more rain right now, most of the heavy rain is really focussed over portions of rhode island and connecticut, but you also got some heavy rainmaking its way across massachusetts. you've got some around new port, rhode island, bridgeport connecticut seeing pickup in rain and oyster bay in new york. it will be off and on. the bulk of the rain i wanted to emphas

laguardia terminal flooded.ronx national weather service warning that they reached major flood stage with levels hovering close to 5 feet. state of emergency for the city. >> this is time for heightened alertness and extreme caution. if you're home, stay home. if you are at work or school, shelter in place for now. >> reporter: the mayor facing criticism for taking so long to declare the state of emergency and to address the public. >> this administration operates as a team. and i want my commissioners, my deputy commissioners, the leaders of this team, who are closest to the ground of a situation to communicate throughout this administration. we have good team leaders that are competent, that understand the subject matter and they know how to lead. leadership is not only the mayor. it is all of those who are placed in those positions. that's what you saw. >> reporter: according to "the new york times," adams attended a campaign fundraiser thursday to celebrate a 63rd birthday earlier this month. he did not decl

look, laura, after being stranded at the faa created traffic jam at laguardia for three hours on thest night, my mind is on air travel. and i wish that people on international flights would empty their bowels before boarding and not gorge themselves at the restaurant. someone had a biohazard incident all the way up the main aisle of the plane relieving themselves they created what seemed to be a new carpet design. the plane was diverted back to its airport of origin. this is scarier than anything i think i have ever seen. this was terrifying. wear a diaper if you can't control your bodily functions. really. >> laura: raymond, we keep saying we think we have seen it all on planes but that really does take the cake and whatever else. we know it's a man. it was man, right? we know it's a man. >> we don't know that. no, no. the freedom to rome throughout the cabin does not include your bowls,bowels,. >> laura: your second wish? >> this week crox announced new shoe line classic trek films. i wish products no connection to films, tv or music stop creating crossover merchandise. what's next

at laguardia airport some travelers were forced to wrap plastic bags around their feet just to get through the standing water that had filled the airport. elsewhere they had to bring in heavy machinery for water rescues. in new jersey this police officer carried a man on his shoulders after he was

at the laguardia airport, one terminal shut down as waters rise. more than a thousand flights canceled or delayed. hard-hit brooklyn receiving nearly a month's worth of rain in a few hours. vehicles plowing through flooded roads and floating trash. a whirlpool forming over a storm drain. brooklyn's fourth avenue looking like a lake. suvs creating waves as drivers test their luck despite dangerous conditions. and you know what's wild about all of this? as we see ramifications of climate change persist events like this will be more frequent. see what we ended with here. 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 an

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. >> sean: excuse me -- they are landing at 3:30 and at laguardia, not kennedy.when states are not looking. >> coordinator. a different spirit. different in daylight and darkness. not perfect. there is some humility. >> sean: isn't joe biden dumping people in florida. what is the difference between what joe is doing -- >> manipulation. it's we want more of my exclusive interview with california governor g governor gavin newsom. up next, we will talk about his relationship with president donald trump. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: here is more of my exclusive interview with california governor g governor gavin newsom. donald trump and i would be negligent if i did not get your reaction to what happened in the news. >> it is sad and i say that as an american. >> sean: are you friendly within? >> i did not have a closed fist, but a open hand. incredible relationship during covid. no politics during covid. i have a lot of critique from the left by saying that. it was a dumb mistake. terrible. not illegal, wrong. violated the spirit of what i was preaching. it was

this is what it looks like in brooklyn today at laguardia airport. some travelers were forced to wrap plastic bags on their feet. they brought heavy machinery for water rescues. in new jersey, this police officer carried a man on his shoulders after he was trapped in his car. a sea lion at the central park zoo managed to escape her pool, but it flooded. she was eventually returned safely to her exhibit tonight. prime time tonight with abby phillips starts now. >> a grim milestone, more than a quarter million dollars per taxpayer. tax cuts, stimulus programs, pandemic unemployment all to blame. any fair person would agree that is unsustainable. the republican mission to lower the number makes some sense. the problem is, the method of drawing attention to it is about to shut the government down and negatively impact americans who don't have time or money for the poison of politics today. good evening. i'm abby phillips. in 24 hours the clock will run out. headliners are