earlier i spoke with corinne laguardia, a journalist who is in egypt, capital cairo. i asked him, what egyptian authorities are saying about when a deliberate is 2 guys of might resume a while the top is that is set for today. uh, that's also uh in the presence of the un general secretary gutierrez and officially it's not open yet because there is extensive se repair work here, especially on the palestinian side. because this area, since the war was broke out, it was from to 4 times and its vicinity into the, in the streets to the border crossing has extensive spanish trust. i hear that a 10 notice also on to this moment struggling in the background between view is, is really isn't about how much she will be allowed in. and to know it's supposed to be only 20 trucks that can go to specific locations. once the board is open, to, of course will be just your site there. many, many more trucks. lines up to talk to us about that this waiting at the age of 3000 tons right now and the other side. and talk for sure would be also about the 4 initiative possibilities for them t

unexpected arrivals at the laguardia airport. you can see these images that are fake and digitally altered, that circulate over and over again. each time there has been a flooding event in the world, don't believe everything you see. >> complete nonsense, isn't it? thank you very much indeed. thanks to you for watching. more to come, live from paris. >> [speaking spanish] >> 50 years ago, a bloody coup led by agosto left 3000 dead in chile. the country remains divided over its history. >> [speaking spanish] >> conflicting memories, revisited on france 24 and france 24.com. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> we could condone what has been done to us, which is crimes against humans, because this way, our culture, our people, it is the way of letting people l

. >> laguardia comenta que cada quien ellos tienen su Área de trabajo y que tenemos que esperar hasta. >> van a volver a echarnos tierra. >> hay gente de afuera que estÁ tirando tierra de este lado y estÁ acabando. >> la gente estÁ realmente desesperada y no sabe quÉ hacer, conforme pasan los dÍas la lluvia no llega y la desesperaciÓn crece. >> estamos a la expectativa de esta visita del mandatario. recordemos que en la primera la conocen como fallida se atacÓ el vehÍculo militar, tuvo que caminar y despuÉs saliÓ en helicÓptero a mÉxico y durante las conferencias maÑaneras dice que retornarÁ a acapulco rÁpidamente aunque la situaciÓn es estÁ peor. >> es preocupante, la gobernadora de guerrero dijo esta maÑana que el 50 por ciento de energÍa elÉctrica en acapulco se restablecerÁ para el resto de guerrero el 50 y 5 por ciento pero estamos a 6 dÍas del paso de otis. >> un incendio de maleza avivado por los fuertes vientos de santa ana provocÓ la evacuaciÓn de 4000 residentes de la comunidad de (palabra en inglÉs( y se desatÓ ayer a las 1:00 de la tarde en un Área montaÑosa de riverside.

the subways were shut, part of laguardia airport shut down due to flooding.n, this is stunning. do you have an assessment of the level of damage? >> well, that's exactly what we're doing right now, margaret, is asking the local counties and the boroughs that were affected to add up the amount of money. it has to hit a certain threshold to be eligible for fema reimbursement. that's another topic about how with these all too frequent, 100-year storms and indeed we had a 1,000-year storm event just a couple months ago, we need to reassess how we reimburse states and homeowners after these cataclysmic weather events. we're doing the assessment that will take place over the next couple weeks. we got through the worst, but in my position having issued nine weather-related emergency declaration when i've been governor, we have to be ready in case this happens a week from now. that's the world we're in. >> last night congress did reauthorize the national flood insurance program. that was in question for a bit. what federal aid are you expecting to need here? >> well,

we get on the airplane to go back to laguardia and now -- >> stephen: they let you on an airplane with is so smart. he was like, it's expensive. it's going to sit on my lap. >> stephen: i hope the tsa is watching this. i hope you get on a no-fly list. go ahead. >> elle: sorry, doug. we get on the plane and doug is like him i want to film out the window. i want to get the snow plows on the runway. because now it's really snowing. i was like wait, don't turn the camera out. give me one second. i get up as if i was going to the bathroom. i made a male flight attendant turned around and i was like, i'm so sorry. the plane is being deiced and that's a liquid but it doesn't freeze. can you help me understand the process of deicing? [laughter] that footages in the movie. >> stephen: so a producers job is to live. that's what i'm getting. you have the book, "the history of sketch comedy. " you also have a podcast. you were pitching, talking about this, you're pitching the concept of the podcast to audible which goes along with his book. i understand you put him on the spot and a way that you d

had a lot of fake parts, which is why they're going to be a new cast member on "real housewives of laguardiatesting a new robot that can make burrito bowls and salads it's not really that impressive it's just a ladle taped to a a pitching machine [ light laughter ] well, guys, it's very good to be here. it feels good. this is our second show back after we were on strike. [ cheers and applause i'm happy to be here we were -- we were off the air for over five months in that five months, i got into grilling, i started a podcast. higgins, what did you do this summer >> steve: i hit the picket lines, went to europe. >> jimmy: oh, good that's good, that's great. how about you, quest >> questlove: we went on tour with l.l. cool j >> jimmy: that's right that was awesome [ cheers and applause cool how about you, james what did you do this summer? [ light laughter ] >> i'm glad you asked, jimmy [ laughter ] my summer was totally tubular. nah, schwing [ laughter ] i was looking forward to seeing barbenheimer, but that's the last name of my german - [ laughter ] pen pal, helga barbenheimer. but it turns

his plane took off from laguardia airport, he's had a busy day.nd the morning session, his third straight day. you mentioned the partial gag order, only applies to members of the judge's staff after he made a post on social media about one of the judge's staffers but free to talk about the case and the direct players involved which he continues to do. namely the judge himself as well as new york attorney general letitia james who he continues to call corrupt in a variety of ways. just before the show started at 1:00, you heard former president trump say the entire system is corrupt. specifically referencing washington, d.c., as well as the case that he's facing in fulton county in georgia right now. and former president trump continues to maintain that he would not have any legal problems if it weren't for the fact that he continues to be the front-runner in the republican party for president. here is a bit more of what he said outside the courtroom earlier today. >> this trial is a total witch hunt. and i should be entitled to a jury like everybo

jfk, laguardia [ light laughter ] penn station all over the place >> seth: you know, that's interestingin, maybe you don't know. maybe it's not a place where you do a lot of chitchat do you feel like people are on there way out of town to go to a 1000s party, and stop at a hair salon right before they go or do you think they're flying in for - >> fred: in my estimation? i think these are airport parties that are happening [ light laughter ] that's what i'm seeing >> seth: gotcha. so, if you were having a party to celebrate the 1000s, you think a good place to hold it would be an airport? >> fred: i don't have these parties. this is other people i'm just -- this is a business >> seth: so, you don't judge >> fred: no, this is not me. >> seth: you never judge >> fred: never i don't like it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what do you feel about people who judge >> fred: i'm a litte -- i'm not into it. [ light laughter ] when they judge. i'm judgmental of them >> seth: well, i can tell how painful it was for you to judge even them. [ light laughter ] >> fred: yes >> seth: what is the name of th

. >> my father refuses to pick me about laguardia. lisa: even now? >> even now.lding it out is ridiculous. he used to have to take an approach to get a taxi. lisa: that was ridiculous but there is infrastructure run airports and cities away the u.s. completely lacks. you can land in heathrow, and to be in central london in 20 to 30 minutes. that does not exist in new york city. jonathan: you can be at central london for jfk and our 20 minutes in rush-hour hour traffic. [laughter] it's great to get to manhattan. jp morgan will join us shortly, that conversation on the corner, equities positive by 0.4 percent. cpi data, inflation in america in the next hour. ♪ at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized, based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. becaus