from nbc new york, we talked to concerned passengers at laguardia, airport. >> this is my first time in new york. >> reporter: at baggage claim at laguardia, airport, stacy callahan and her son quinn are making the most of a difficult situation. >> we are fortunate to be able to come to new york where family is. but there are so many people that we love, and our hearts go out for them right now. >> reporter: they left palm beach on one of the last flights before the airport suspends operations, grounding flights until hurricane milton passes through. >> one of the bad things is that the ground is so saturated. that i don't know where this water's going to go. >> people are nervous, for sure. a lot of people were calling me, wondering how the weather was like. >> reporter: this mom leaving miami, though not in the hurricane's direct path, she's grateful to be leaving until the worst of the storm is over. >> hopefully everybody's safe. >> reporter: with mass evacuations issued along k alon tcoastal communities. >> i'll find out after the storm what i'll find. >> our thanks for that rep

of what became laguardia became emerge more on par high school music, antarctic performing arts, andme laguardia. >> well, the cartoons are great and their character merlin explains all these ideas and answers people's questions. one of which you add someone asked about, it's impossible for there to be two full moons in february, but then there's leap year. so explain to me how squeezed him in because it

of what became laguardia became emerge more on par high school music, antarctic performing arts, and it became laguardia. >> well, the cartoons are great and their character merlin explains all these ideas and answers people's questions. one of which you add someone asked about, it's impossible for there to be two full moons in february, but then there's leap year. so explain to me how squeezed him in because it time between full moon, just 29.5 days can squeeze it in february, even when you even when you give it an extra day, even with the help, the front part about the merlin character that takes the reader through is it's, merlis has is quirky. and we're existed for all of time so recalls conversations with famous characters like isaac newton is a conversation between him and isaac newton explains gravity. so it was, it was, it was, it was fun to just reinhabited that character from so long ago in my life and then bring it to the present day. >> well, i love it and i hope everyone will yet this new copy of it, especially because it is quite a beautiful cover. >> all right, neil, t

former illinois governor rod laguardia, that she was convicted after attempting his own quid pro quo? >> yes. we have commuted the sentence of ross. i watched his wife on television quote i watched his wife on television. yes. end quote how did, how did that hand? i think he just saw he would tell me he liked the fact that i was fighting back. remember him saying something like friends, they go through what you're going through and there in a corner. they can't even move and you're out there throwing punches i think he liked that i'm so grateful to him sometimes things happen in life, where god intervenes in the most unbelievable ways. >> trump blagojevich fox news i'm not sure how much god played a role in any of this when rod came home from prison after eight years, his daughters had grown up how are your relationships with them? >> there? >> good. i'm getting to know them. our family was broken for a long time. the difficulties that i talked about with my father-in-law. >> those were heartbreaking because in spite of everything, i love him and he's been good to me and so many ways

i know she just wanted to get away-- she was going straight to laguardia, get the next flight to nantucket her home. hoda kotb: it was now saturday, october 23rd. at 8:00 am, beth called her brother. it would be the last time the two spoke. tom lochtefeld: she mentioned that she had broken up with him and that he had called her about 50 times since on her cell phone, and the guy wouldn't stop calling her. and did that raise any alarm bells with you. no. no, it didn't raise any alarm bells. hoda kotb: just a guy who's heartbroken. yeah. so i was thinking, well, she's gonna go off to nantucket, it's all gonna be over, and everything's gonna be fine. hoda kotb: except that was not going to happen. tragedy was two short days away. coming up, a surprise visitor and a panicked phone call-- he just said to me, barbara, lock your door. don't go out. i'm calling the police. hoda kotb: when "dateline" continues. craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his real estate office... [ bird squawks loudly ] to a pet shop. meg's moving company uses t-mobile. so she scaled down her f

and new york's laguardia was named best u.s. airport. yorkers who want to check laguardia out, the easiest way to get there is to drive to newark airport and then fly there. [ laughter ] let's do one more about the newark airport. [ laughter ] the news is bad, you know? in a week, it's going to get depressing. we can all agree. [ light laughter ] and finally, an airport in new zealand -- this is a misdirect, by the way. this joke's going to be about newark. [ laughter ] not to give it away, but i'm going to talk about the new zealand -- there's no information about the new zealand airport in this joke. great. don't drift off on me because you're like, "i don't care about the new zealand --" this is newark. and finally, an airport in new zealand recently posted a sign to limit the amount of time for curbside dropoffs that says, quote, "max hub time three minutes." while newark airport posted a sign that says, "please bang when you get home." see? [ laughter ] we're having fun, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that was the monologue, eve

and it became laguardia. >> well, the cartoons are great and their character merlin explains all these ideas and answers people's questions. one of which you add someone asked about, it's impossible for there to be two full moons in february, but then there's leap year. so explain to me how squeeze him in because it's time between full moon, just 29.5 days. can't squeezing into february even when you even when you give it an extra day and with the help of the front part about the merlin character that takes the reader through is it's merlis, is quirky, and existed for all of time. so recalls conversations with famous characters like isaac newton is a conversation between him and isaac newton explains gravity. so it was, it was it was fun to just reinhabited that character from and so long ago hope everyone will get this new

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once he's in the white house, the patronage goes to other people like laguardia or flynn in the bronx. thank you. yes. >> just a fun thing that if you could comment on is david was sitting with arnold all the time at rothstein's taking notes. so his stories that people would have a lot of fun reading are based on these real-life characters. in guys and dolls, it was based on arnold rothstein. the bending of the cheesecake, the strudel. i think if you follow all the damon runs stories, because he liked that and sports. >> at some point, not too far into that story, and there is one in times square now which is not related. there were two on opposite sides of broadway for a while. the first one where arnold rothstein was and got the phone call to go to the park central hotel. come on up, we have something to discuss. either way, i would like to kill you. i don't think he wanted to kill him. i think it was some sort of accident. whatever. that's an interesting thing. that was a mob hit, right? no, a mob hit blows your damn head off. it does not shoot you once in the stomach so you can wa

balancing act, but once he's in the white house, then all the patronage goes to other people like laguardiann in the bronx. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes? >> just a fun thing that if you can comment on is damon runyan was sitting with-- at lindy's with arnold rothstein at the time taking notes his stories that people have fun reading are based on real life characters and guys and dolls, nathan was based on arnold rothstein and mindy's instead of lindy's, and the cheesecake, the strudel. so i think if you follow the day monday damon stories you'll find that-- >> not too far into the story -- there's a lindy's now, but not related to the first one. where arnold rothstein was and got the call to the park hotel we've got something to discuss and i want to kill you -- well, i don't think he wanted to kill him, but-- it wasn't a mob hit, they blow your head off. and you don't shoot in the stomach, and wander out to the police and to the hospital. that's not professional. that's an amateur who does that. whatever. at the other lindy's across from carnegie hall, these things go on in times square

when the british ambassador came to the united states after the election he was met by the press at laguardia airport and he said boys it's your money we need any created lot of controversy. so after the collection at the argus to miami to go on a cruise in the caribbean on the uss tuscaloosa. v he loved vacationing on navy ships.e matching casting off the back of the heavy cruiser in the caribbeanib. their first stop was guantÁnamo bay. anyway churchill writes this impassioned 4000 word letter to fdr talking about the desperate situations that england was an any works with terry hopkins on drafting this letter in england at the time. this letter is delivered to rooseveltse by it trained to see cruising through the caribbean. quote it would be wrong in principle and mutually disadvantageous and infected the height of the struggle, a rate britain were to be divested of all assets so after the victory was won with our blood civilizations saved in time games denied state to be fully armed against all eventualities we should stand to the. fdr was deeply moved and concerned by this letter but he d

but once he's in the white house all the patronage goes to other people like laguardia or flynn in the bronx. thank you. >> thanks. >> yes. >> just a fun thing that if you can comment on is damian runyan was sitting with at lynndie's with arnold rothstein's all the time taking notes so his stories that people would have a lot of fun reading are actually based on all of these real life characters and in "guys and dolls" nathan was based on arnold rothstein and became mindy's instead of lynndie's and bet on the cheesecake instead of the strudel. he loved that and sports, that you will probably enjoy. >> you're seeing that now. at some point not too far into the lynndie story, there's a lynndie's at times square now which is not related, but there were sort of two lynndies on opposite sides of broadway after a while. the first where arnold rothstein was, and he got the phone call into go to the park central hot, come on up, we got something to discuss, and by the way, i'd like to kill you. i don't think he wanted to kill him. i think it was some sort of accident. it was whatever. that's a

but once he's in the white house, then all the patronage goes to other people like la laguardia or to flynn in the bronx. thank you. thanks. yes. just a fun thing that if you comment on is damon runyon was sitting with at lindy's with arnold rothstein all the time taking notes. so his stories that people would have a lot of fun reading are actually based on all of these real life characters. and then and dolls. nathan detroit was based on art of rothstein, and they became mendez instead of lindy's and the cheesecake and the strudel. and so i think if you follow all the daymond run stories because he loved that and sports that you will you're seeing that now at at some point not too far into the lindy story and there's a lindy's at times square now which is related but there were sort of two lindy's on opposite sides of broadway after a while and the first one where arnold rothstein was and he got the phone call to go to the park central hotel. come on up. we got something to discuss. and by the way, i'd like to kill you. well, i don't think he wanted to kill him. i think it was some s

or fly into laguardia, jfk, an amazing patriotic night as we both know.t think there's a better celebration of america than the patriot awards. these are not actors, real heroes. stuart: and you wear a tux to introduce everything. you are all right. thanks for joining us. the white house wants the pentagon and intelligence agencies to increase their use of ai. ashley: according to a national security memo the goal is to make government agencies set up experiments and deployments, artificial intelligence, it bans agencies from using the technology, do not align for democratic value. to harness the power, with artificial intelligence to advance the defense of the country security. sullivan calls this breathtaking. ranging from nuclear physics to rocketry and stealth technology. there must be clear rules for using ai to make it easier for government agencies to use the technology. stuart: hillary clinton making this accusation against trump. >> trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939, neo-nazis, fascists in america. stuart: looks li

you can fly into jfk or laguardia. it's a beautiful th theater, beautiful setups. we will be there.ook forward to hosting again. we would love to see you there. all right, well, tomorrow marks one year sinces the war in israel began. and turmoil shows no sign of slowing iowa senator joni ernst on the growing threat in the middle east, next. >> tomorrow marks one year since hamas launched its assault against israel, killing more than 1,000 and taking hundreds more hostages. now one year later, the war shows no signs of slowing down with israel fighting a two front war against hamas in the south and hezbollah in the north. senator joni ernst joins us now. how do we do two the things at once? 40uhow do we support is rail and that country doing what it needs to do to defend its borders and its people while not drawing us into a larger conflict in the middle east? how do we do that? >> pete, thank you so much. this is extremely important. i'm sitting here in red oak, iowa, it's a beautiful day, if they the middle of harvest, peace and serenity and yet israel is half a world away, being t

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you grew up here in new york and he went to the famous laguardia high school?ssing to my mother, she's a teacher. >> my mom was not a teacher, i got away with a lot. >> it didn't go well at my house. that's a fun school you were acting at a very young age. >> what i was not doing at a very young age was singing. this is a school for acting, dance, visual arts. vocal is what they call it. i was not a vocal major. >> kelly: did you want to be? >> i want to have the thing that comes out of your head come out of your head and it doesn't happen that way. >> kelly: i would love to act like you. >> we can trade? >> kelly: today make you -- not to make you but do they have you go in different classes to stretch you? >> i had a lot of friends in the vocal department who were like -- >> kelly: that was good to. >> no it wasn't, that was a lie. one time on stage i've done a lot of plays and i had to sing happy birthday on stage with a group of other people, it did not go well. because happy birthday for me is a hard song to sing. i have a picture problem. >> kelly: i want

while laguardia requires you to shove your departing loved ones out of the moving car.elta is redesigning its aircraft cabins for a "premium" feel. while spirit will keep their old design: a portapotty with wings. more on that later. according to delta, their new cabin will "create an atmosphere that feels fresh, elevated, and timeless." perfect for everyone who's ever been stuck in the middle seat between an unwashed backpacker and a screaming baby and thought "i wish what i'm experiencing right now could feel timeless." [laughter] one of the big changes for delta will be mood lighting designed to suit each phase of the flight, which include "hues that feel like you're at a candlelit dinner" during mealtimes. ooh, so elegant. "excuse me, garcon. i will have the -- and i hope i'm pronouncing this correctly -- bag pretzel du mini?" pretzel du minu? speaking of spirit airlines, "spirit airlines passengers were shocked to spot a 'super rat' running around in the cabin during their flight." a passenger on the flight from dallas to lax posted this video of the rat casually h

. >> give me the old laguardia. >> i'm taking this over. now its time to smile with the uplift. today we want to make you laugh, mostly at tony's expense because in case you missed it last tuesday on "cbs mornings" my good friend tony dokoupil appears to be living under a rock because he did not know that kristen bell played ana from the movie "frozen". >> ana from "frozen" is how you are best known. >> are you the voice of ana from "frozen" in. >> tony! >> kristen bell! okay. so you had the tape and i guess it is true. >> tony! >> have you gotten a lot of backlash? >> no. what i'll say here is i can no longer deny it. you have it on film, but i appreciate children's movies like a child does. >> i've heard you talk about how you have child-like wonder. we want to put you to the test to see if you know other disney characters based on the voices. first up shrek, who do you think is the shrek voice. >> couldn't tell you. >> just listen. >> why are you following me? >> i'll tell you why. >> it is mike meyers. >> oh! the guy from the thing. yea

when the ambassador, lord lothian, came to united states after the election, he met by the press at laguardiaairport. and he says boys, it's your money we need, which again, created a lot of controversy. so after the election, fdr goes down to miami to go on a cruise to the caribbean aboard the uss tuscaloosa spent a lot of time on navy ships. he loved vacation, the navy ships. and those of you who are fishermen imagine casting off the back of a heavy cruiser in the caribbean on. their first stop, by the way, was guantanamo bay. so go figure. anyway, churchill writes this sort of impassioned 4000 word letter to fdr are talking about the sort of desperate situation that england was in. and he works with lord lothian and actually worked with harry hopkins on drafting this letter. hopkins was in england at the time. and so this letter was delivered to rows developed by a seaplane as he's cruising through the caribbean. and churchill wrote, quote, it would be wrong in principle and mutually disadvantageous, in effect, if at the height of the struggle, great britain were to be divested of all sail

when the ambassador, lord lothian, came to united states after the election, he met by the press at laguardiaairport. and he says boys, it's your money we need, which again, created a lot of controversy. so after the election, fdr goes down to miami to go on a cruise to the caribbean aboard the uss tuscaloosa spent a lot of time on navy ships. he loved vacation, the navy ships. and those of you who are fishermen imagine casting off the back of a heavy cruiser in the caribbean on. their first stop, by the way, was guantanamo bay. so go figure. anyway, churchill writes this sort of impassioned 4000 word letter to fdr are talking about the sort of desperate situation that england was in. and he works with lord lothian and actually worked with harry hopkins on drafting this letter. hopkins was in england at the time. and so this letter was delivered to rows developed by a seaplane as he's cruising through the caribbean. and churchill wrote, quote, it would be wrong in principle and mutually disadvantageous, in effect, if at the height of the struggle, great britain were to be divested of all sail

you can get there easily through jfk or laguardia airport, and i've seen some of the nominees, gottens -- sense of who's getting awards. it's going to the knock your socks off. it's so good. such great americans. the folks you see on your tv will be with us on that night. december 5th, new york. foxnation.com/pate if9 rotaward. get 'em now. i have a feeling it'll be a big old party. rachel: i love the banner, unapologetically american. that's the hook on this. pete: as it should be. as it always is. hope to see you there. will: see you at the patriot awards. >>> controversy in virginia, the attorney general's fight to keep noncitizens off the voter rolls next. rachel: plus, we're celibating the world series the only way we know how, with a batting cage on fox square. ♪ san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san

well, get this, i heard that new york's laguardia airport was just named the best airport in the u.s.s and applause ] ♪ nice going. it's amazing what adding a roof and indoor plumbing can do, isn't it? [ laughter ] and finally, a shakespeare book was just returned to a library in new jersey after being missing for 100 years. [ audience wows ] yeah, it's the first time in new jersey history that something went missing that actually reappeared. we have a great show. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "the tonight show," where champions go! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: champion. >> jimmy: but we don't just say that, we back it up. >> steve: what? [ drumroll ] >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 2 2024 wnba champions, the new york liberty! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ come on! come on! come on! come on! [ cheers and applause ] welcome, welcome! take the spot! come on! [ cheers and applause ] look at that! [ cheers and applause ] we're proud of you! you are the champs! thank you for repre

they will transport people from midtown out to the airports, jfk and that guard ya, in -- laguardia in're going to be up and running in dubai this time of year, and i imagine here in new york, los angeles and san francisco by 2026. yesterday the stock, it's down 9% this morning, fine. yesterday the stock was up as much as 35% because toyota that upped its investment joining swell and delta as equity partners in the company. stuart: have you got it in your portfolio? >> yes. we've owned it for a long time, i imagine we will own it for a long time. again, i imagine if it's going to be the uber of the skies. it's not really an airplane, they call it an electric vertical take off and landing vehicle. it's electric and since it has six rotors, it's very safe and stable. stuart: jowy aviation. thank you very much. >>> follow coming up, florida's governor, desantis, slamming biden's inaction on those port strikes. roll it. >> i think it's totally unacceptable to try to intentionally deprive people of the supplies they need. the federal government should be doing all they can. stuart: critical

well, switching gears, you guys, apparently uber is now offering shuttle rides from manhattan to laguardia for $18. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: huge news, yeah. [ applause ] that's right. uber has finally invented the bus. [ laughter ] hey, everyone, this is fun. the major league baseball playoffs are in full swing, and new yorkers are fired up because the yankees and mets are both in it! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! and the players are really excited. check out what they've been saying. first, yankees pitcher tim hill said, "it's been 15 years since the yankees won a world series. and i think this is the year we can finally get over that -- well, my last name." [ light laughter ] then mets pitcher danny young said, "we're all pumped about the playoffs but we're keeping our cool. the night is still -- well, my last name." [ laughter ] then yankees pitcher jake cousins said, "the thought of losing makes my stomach turn. it'd be like kissing one of my -- well, my last name." [ laughter ] then mets outfielder tyrone taylor said, "nothing beats playing in new york. the sta

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and it became laguardia. >> well, the cartoons are great and their character merlin explains all these ideas and answers people's questions. one of which you add someone asked about, it's impossible for there to be two full moons in february, but then there's leap year. so explain to me how squeeze him in because it's time between full moon, just 29.5 days. can't squeezing into february even when you even when you give it an extra day and with the help of the front part about the merlin character that takes the reader through is it's merlis, is quirky, and existed for all of time. so recalls conversations with famous characters like isaac newton is a conversation between him and isaac newton explains gravity. so it was, it was it was fun to just reinhabited that character from and so long ago hope everyone will get this new copy of it, especially because it is quite to all of you, anderson starts now from the former president's hapeville rally here in new york. >> new reporting on what one of the ugliest voices on stage almost called vice president harris in his prepared remarks. also

atlanta, charlotte, then further up the coast, we've got bwi, dca, philadelphia, as well as newark and laguardiaew york and out of southern florida, that will be an ongoing issue. the big caveat, the big variable is going to be how much damage these individual airports have actually suffered, specifically in the storm zone. tampa, as well as sarasota, as well as moving over to the eastern shore. all of those airports will do an evaluation, decide if it's safe to reopen and then gradually start increasing the flights that would move in and out of there. i would imagine they're going to be back to normal operations but it's going to be, as you would expect, a slow roll. >> tom, this may be a dumb question, but going back to that map really quickly, the brown lines from the airport, what are those brown lines on the misery map? >> so, let's go back to it. there you go. the red line is essentially where we're seeing the biggest -- yeah. the biggest delays, if you will, or the most affected routes out of those airports. this is a great tool. we love the flight aware misery map, by the way, and anybod

nbc's sam brock is at new york's laguardia airport with details.at actually do. and guys, look, whether you fly a little bit or you fly a lot, no doubt this is going to be relatable to you. the second that the boarding process starts, you get people just crowding the gate area. there's a term for this. it's called gate lice. the more audacious among them try to skip their boarding groups as well. the gate agents have so much going on at the time but american airlines is introducing a brand-new system that could finally put an end to the madness. the days of the boarding backlog and high jinks may be numbered as american airlines looks to crack down on a problem that's long plagued passengers. >> that ain't happening. >> thank you. >> reporter: so-called boarding group jumpers. >> why is it that the boarding of a plane brings out the absolute worst in humanity? >> reporter: american announcing it's currently testing new tech that will tell gate agents when someone's trying to board ahead of their assigned group, alerting them with an audible beep an