may 20, 1927, roosevelt field in long island. when we say field, we do not mean airfield like chicago o'hare, new york laguardia. it is truly a field. most of it is a parking lot right now. but back then what lindbergh was going to use to take off on this epic flight was more like a golf cart path. a little roadway and that was the good part. that is why he chose to have the plane pulled over from curtis field to roosevelt field because it was paved. it is packed into clay, he is in this tiny little airplane with a steel frame but it is covered with cotton and lacquered. i've never been in the original "spirit of st. louis" because it is hanging in the museum but and my good friend would not take it down for me. however, i was in two flyable replicas which was an experience in oshkosh and another one in new york. i can tell you that even a single seat fighter that i flew in, which i thought was small, was pretty spacious compared to this thing. it was very basic. wicker seat, exposed pedals, you can see the cables every time you

rescue teams in indonesia have yet to make it to some parts of long island where the search goes on for survivors of sunday's earthquake one person was found alive on tuesday two days after the disaster but at least one hundred five people are known to have died to vassar reports from penang on long island. behind long books pristine beaches here's the station inman sticky village not many houses are still standing after sunday's earthquake two thousand people were made homeless in an instant two children died people ran for the hills and are spending the nights on higher ground a few men came down to collect their belongings. but there has. come to help push it we have a little bit of food we're still waiting for help from the government and praying it will arrive so badly. with the mosque severely damaged prayers are held outdoors. the time being we're trying to calm everyone down by spending the night in the hills many are still in panic and traumatised it's better for us to stay there maybe one or two weeks until help arrives. more search and rescue workers reached the island two da

without parents and guardian with sponsors in long island communities. >> many don't speak english. they don't have money in their pocket. their parents aren't with them. they're seeking a sense of belonging and ms-13 says we can provide that but if you tonight join the gang, this is what is going to happen to you and you know, what we know where your family lives. >> you wouldn't believe how bad these people are. these are people. these are animals. >> is the immigration rhetoric that we're hearing from the current administration in d.c. helping or hurting your efforts? >> certainly the administration's focus on ms-13 is helpful. both in terms of awareness,

hasta ahora la pandilla ms 13 serÍa responsable de 25 asesinatos en long island en lo que va del aÑolamente en escuelas, estaciones de bombero y hospitales. juan carlos hablÓ con especialistas que nos explican cÓmo funciona esta iniciativa que podrÍa salvar miles de vidas. juan carlos: se trata de un sonido alarmante, perturbador. pero Éste podrÍa salvar la vida de miles de personas. se trata de la alerta sÍsmica que estÁ siendo probada en california. le avisa cuantos segundos faltan para que comience a temblar. segÚn esta sismo loba, el sistema dio buenos resultados durante el temblor ocurrido esta semana en california. sismo lugar: funciona bien para la gente fuera de los lugares mÁs cercanos. juan carlos: explica que legalizÓ es el siguiente. comienza con una ola p que es la primera punta la antesala de una mÁs fuerte conocida como onda s. sismÓloga es una alerta para nosotros y nos dio tres segundos. : juan: no es mucho tiempo pero hay que tomar en cuenta que el instituto de tecnologÍa se encuentra 20 millas del epicentro del temblor del martes. la alerta llega a escuelas, policÍ

try to grasp what actually happened because it was a very powerful earthquake all right step on long island in the new just up thank you. saudi arabia has frozen all new trade and investment transactions with canada accusing us of interference in the arrests of human rights activists the canadian ambassador to riyadh has been given twenty four hours to leave the saudi foreign ministry said the canadian statement is a blatant interference in the kingdom's domestic affairs is against basic international norms and all international protocols it's a major unacceptable affront to the kingdom's laws and judicial process as well as a violation of the kingdom sovereignty well on saturday the canadian embassy tweeted that it was concerned about more arrests of human rights activists including some out of she's a sister of rice but who's been in a saudi jail since twenty twelve for criticizing the government his wife and children have lived in canada since twenty thirteen and just became canadian citizens let's talk to her son yari is a professor of international relations at sultan qaboos university

he's based in los angeles, another hot spot for this gang and he does consulting work on long island. i want to get your personal story first because you drawn in as a teenagerer. you were just 14. what was the astphaoel. >> the appeal was the fact there were so many social issues in the community that didn't have the answers for the problems that i had and i decided to look for answers outside of home because at home there was a lot of abuse. i did not know my parents like many of the unaccompanied minorers right now. and i was an aunaccompanied minor in 1979. i didn't have a relationship. i didn't have uth family members in the area the school did not provide any services for people like me, neither did the community. so it was difficult to deal with the bullying, the harassment of other ethnic groups as well as youth that are latinos as well. ewe were targeted and including by gangs. for me it was attractive primarily because it was cultural, related to where i was from, el salvador and i felt for the first time i was being acknowledged by being part of something, not only the prot

a magnitude seven earthquake has hit off the coast of long island in indonesia the tsunami warning issued after the quake has now been lifted a tremor in the same area last week killed sixteen people and injured hundreds of others. israel's prime minister has defended the controversial new nation state law but is trying to reassure the druze community at a cabinet meeting benjamin netanyahu said the law is meant to protect israel's status as a jewish state today israel's druze community led a huge rally against the. unrest in eastern ethiopia after government forces moved into the capital of the state of somali their arrival was a resisted by local security forces who are loyal to the region regional leaders looting rioting in the burning of churches has been reported somali state has been plagued by violence for thirty years mohammad out o. is in neighboring djibouti. there is a tense standoff in the city of to kick up a couple of the somali region of ethiopia federal troops continue to our lives some of them by planes and. they residents of the city was surprised to see federal troops r

alex sanchez is the co. >> he does consulting work on long island. alex, so glad to have you with us, snanthanks for taking the t. you were just 14. what was the appeal? >> well, the appeal was the fact that there was so many social issues in the community that didn't have the answers for the problems that i had. i decided to look for answers outside of home, because at home, there was a lot of abuse. i did not know my parents, like many of the unaccompanied minors now. i was also an unaccompanied minor in 1979, so i didn't know my parents. it was difficult to establish that relationship. i didn't have other family members in the area, and the school did not provide any services for people like me, neither did the community, so it was difficult for me to deal with the bullying, the harassment of other youth, other ethnic groups as well as other youth of -- that are latinos as well. we were targeted. and including by gangs. so, for me, it was something to -- that was attractive, primarily because it was cultural, it was related to where i was from, el

this is the wus life from the fresh zero earthquake the shake the indonesian island of long haul a series of travel schools panic and some damage on the island they come just two weeks after quite killed nearly five hundred people that also coming up to. afghanistan announces a provisional ceasefire with the taliban but says the insurgents must do that on the beach the truce comes after a week of bloody vomiting. and hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country in search of walk that is the numbers grow neighboring countries say no more room welcome. i'm headed home free glad you could join me. the indonesian island of long has been rocked by a series of earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three in the other off the audience north east coast measuring six point nine the show has caused landslides damaged buildings and spread panic just two weeks off of the worst earthquake in the audience history which killed four hundred sixty people. it is a scene that is becoming familiar to races and some tall a-g. makers on the island of lombok the aftermath of yet another powerf

i have been reportin reporting m long island for ear year.ve been looking at it for 34 years. she is dead wrong on their. want president is 100 percent right. we have a president that cares about at the border. he wants control of the border. he wants to fight ms-13. he is on point. we need to support him. brian: they say they ride bikes and have jobs. what's the big deal? it's behind up. if they really wanted to surround this issue, did they reach out to you, did vox reach out to the former acting director of ice? >> no. they don't want to reach out to me. the left side media don't. they don't want to hear from us. they don't want the truth. bottom line is this is inaccurate story. it paints ms-13 and try humanize them not all ms-13 have tattoos. yeah, no kidding. they change based on law enforcement tactics so they know, you know tattoos is one thing they look at. so these uacs that came across they didn't have tattoos either. one point is very important. we did operation matador in long island. 40% of the ms-13 people we arrested came into

struck in the northern part of long walk on sunday evening and earlier a tsunami warning has now been lifted officials say strong trauma is damaged buildings across the island of long walk and in nearby barley last week an earthquake on the block killed at least sixteen people. and a short while ago i spoke to journalist critic of ago in jakarta and i asked her about the situation in my book. well as a student there have been three casualties register so far this comes after seventeen people mostly tourists were killed last week when another huge earthquake hit the same island earthquake only passed about four hours ago so they were better prepared and there's no longer a tsunami warning but the disaster agency has warned everyone who is on long island today kate to higher ground despite the tsunami warning being lifted and aftershocks of the quake of which there were over sixty were felt as far as bali which is a very popular tourist destination as well. across the kind of course certainly a week ago there was that six point four magnitude earthquake that you mentioned exactly in the same location that killed over a dozen people of course as early days but

ana cabrera went to long island to see how ms-13 is impacteding that community. >> her life was takenolen from her. it's not right. she had dreams, she had goals, she had a future. >> kayla, just 16 years old. nicknamed the bullet. >> they called her the bullet because she was so quick. >> reporter: unable to escape the violence just outside her home. >> this is where it happened. >> reporter: attacked with baseball bats and a ma sh mache investigators say. ms-13 is one of the most violent street gangs in the united states. a entrance national gang. up to 10,000 in the u.s. and as many as 1,000 on long island alone. >> we have about 500 identified ms-13 members here in manassau county. out of those, we have about 15 3w who are identified. they are all tattooed up, they give the gang signs. >> what is the gang's mo? >> kill, rape, control. >> reporter: ruled by fear, their victims are often young. the fbi says ms-13 first came on their radar in 2010, but they began to see an up tick in violence in 2013. that's when law enforcement in el salvador tried to control different parts of the

i have been following are working after school jobs, living with their parents, they get around long islandes. rob: the new video that is spiking outrage online. jillian: the moment a tsa worker jumps into action as a bag nearly bursts into flames, we are coming right back. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. >> new york city this morning, you are dying to see cody johnson who is live on the plaza. rob: and there is going to be food. cody johnson as well. a violent and deadly gang, and what they are accused of doing a newly released video. >> the ms 13 members, working ask after school jobs, living with their parents, get around long island on bicycles because they can't afford cars. it is not the kind of gang you get your money from. rob: the trump administration looking to dismantle this br

a powerful earthquake strikes in the media's island of long ball where reports of several people killed this just a week after a separate quake on the same line and left more than a dozen of people day in. the a. i am. i'm alive ahead of the humphrey glad you could join me well the blame game is underway off an apparent assassination attempt on venezuelan president nicolas maduro after an alleged drone bomb attack during a military parade on saturday when the road blamed colombia and venezuela an x. saul's living in the u.s. state of florida u.s. national security adviser john bolton pushed back on that just a short time ago. there was no u.s. government involvement in this at all just within the past couple of hours i've spoken with our charge a in caracas the head diplomatic official down there he and his staff are up much of the night making sure that americans in venezuela are safe as of now now with respect to what happened last afternoon look could be a lot of things from a pretext set up by the majority in itself to something else the u.s. national security adviser now let's take

and as many as 1,000 on long island alo alone. >> we have about 500 identified members here. out of that 500 we have 215 active. >> how do you identify who is active? >> self-admitting. they'll be all tattooed up. they do the signs. when they get arrested, are you a gang affiliate? yeah i'm ms-13. >> what's the mo? >> kill, rape, control. >> ruling by fear, victims are often young. local law enforcement says the gang first came on their radar in 2010 but they started to see an up tick in gang violence in 2013. that's when leaders of ms-13 in el salvador made an effort to grow and establish new branches of the gang in different pockets of the u.s. including the affluent suburbs of new york city and long island. >> why new york is the question. and the answer is that in suffolk county at least there's a large salvadorian population. there's also a record number of unaccompanied minors coming to suffolk county during that time. >> since 2014 the u.s. government placed more than 9,000 unaccompanied minors. undocumented children and teenagers that crossed into the us. without pare

one story i discovered about him he was eight or nine years old you live near long island to the movie theater for the matinees on saturday afternoons and what he loved is not the movies but before the movie started the manager would have a raffle and the kids who won the raffle could run up on stage and bow. and he loved that such a lovable image of him that i come back to that several times in the book because i feel that he genuinely loved the limelight to be in front of audiences from the time he was eight or nine. so he fought fervently for all those that were discriminated against not just gay people but senior citizens and workers and minorities but yet he could be outrageously insensitive to individuals and they don't hide that in the book i think that is part of his great complexity. is a participant in wildly sexual gay culture in san francisco and new york but yet he could be so emotionally faithful to his partners even when it seemed quite hopeless and for the young man that harvey lived with for a couple of years that attempted suicide. his friends told him that jack was n

news live from bali fresh earthquakes shake the indonesian island all the long balkan series of trends in schools panic and some damage on the island they come just two weeks after a quake killed nearly five hundred people that also coming up. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country in search of work but us the numbers grow neighboring countries say no warm welcome. and record floods in southern india displaced more than eight hundred thousand people and the agency work in struggle to rescue the many still trapped with the food and drinking water and now in running short. time humphrey glad you could join me the indonesian island to all the has been rocked by a series of earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three and another off the ardennes northeast coast measuring six point nine the trim has caused landslides damaged buildings and spread panic just two weeks off to the worst earthquake in the audience history killed four hundred and sixty people. it is a scene that is becoming familiar to residents and holiday makers on the island of lombok the aftermath of

before our friendship the closest brush was commentsye he made at defense policy whena, he said long island was states. regrettably part of the united states. i lashed at him which prompted him to senate reply i'm sorry ts at least one of my colleagues that cannot take a joke. i apologize if i offended offended him. and i hope that some aday he wie have a sense of humor.m o now, t wit. t as things began to defrost with a gang of 14 to avoid a change in the senate rules.dministrat with a tight and lasting friendship that emerged froms fr oumigration reform. h in close quarters for nearly one year day after day and week after week to fine-tune the only piece of major immigration reforms we visited the southernp border together to look at thehe gaps security up close and doing what the senate was supposed to do. working in a bipartisan way to find solutions and overcoming obstac tlehas t the devil immigration reform. donel we could not have done it without john ccain and in d recent days and with military to service rightly so but also a natural legislator. had knew when to give a a little and

and i know long island very well, and i can take you that when i hear some of the stories -- i grew up there, essentially, very near. i know every one of the towns. to hear some the going on with ms 13, you wouldn't believe it. they are doing an incredible job. they are actually liberating towns were you would walk down the street at night 20 years ago, 30 years ago, you wouldn't even think about it. people didn't lock their doors. today we are liberating towns, and this is what we have coming in, but we are getting them out. [applause] pres. trump: it hits home when you know the towns, when you grew up there. we are also deeply honored to be joined today by family members of four fallen border patrol agents. the lease and alarm -- luis a guilar and the others. these are incredible people. could i ask you to stand, please? incredible people. incredible. [applause] pres. trump: we just took pictures backstage, and there are some wonderful people looking down on all of us today come you know that, right? great people looking down on us, and they are very happy and proud of you. our grati

news live from a fresh as a quick shake the indonesian island of long dog a series of tremors cause panic and some damage on the items they come just two weeks off the equator killed nearly five hundred people back or so coming up. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country in search of work but the numbers grow neighboring countries say you know more than welcome. home have a home free glad you could join me. the indonesian island has been rocked by a series of earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three and another off the auden's northeast coast measuring six point nine that china has caused landslides damaged buildings and spread panic just two weeks off of the worst earthquake in the ardennes history which killed four hundred and sixty people. it is a scene that is becoming familiar to races and some tall a-g. makers on the island of lombok the aftermath of yet another powerful arest quake this measuring magnitude six point three the first in a series to strike the island over a matter of hours damaging buildings and causing panic. i mean good god i was on the th

they get around long island on icicles because they can't afford cars.hen, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. 's been at 13 members that i've been following our working afterschool jobs. they are living with their parents. they get around long island on bicycles because they can't afford cars. >> a blossom propublica news outlet is coming out with are purporting that makes it look like they are portraying ms-13 gang members as nice kids who worked afterschool jobs for this spring and in ceo ned ryun. ned, your take of that? >> this is so deeply responsible and irrational. liz this is a full blown case of derangement syndrome. this is one of the most violent gangs not only in this country but the world in the obama administration which got very little right has the wherewithal to call this a transnational criminal organizations to trump call them animals. their motto is kill rape and control. in suffolk county biggert between january 2016 in june

they have done some terrible things out in your part of long island, tim.nks very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> mark: america remains in the grips of an immigration crisis and other aspects, too. in one of the two major parties, increasingly promoting policies indistinguishable from global open borders. any effort to enforce the country's border invites accusations of racism, even though mexico is actually importing more people who come from honduras than the united states does. earlier this week, we saw the border patrol capture a man attempting to smuggle three brazilians into the country using a fake ems vehicle. a great day is an anchor at univision and he joins us now. henrique, this is interesting to me that mexico is allowed to deport hondurans without being accused of racism. while the u.s. isn't. why does one country get to enforce its borders, but another doesn't? >> you just got a look at news reports in mexico and around central america to know that mexico's immigration policy is highly criticized, the way they violate human righ

they are about 18 years old and like selfies and. >> they get around long island on bicycles becausey can't afford cars. >> it's hard to know who is in the gang and who is adopting gang style. >> they will wear bulls t-shirts or nike sneakers. and that's the sign of the gang, but it's also the sign of a high school kid trying to look tough. jesse: robin, i have to start with you. you are against it in this one. why do you think the media is trying to white wash the dangerous ms-13 street back? don't they understand how dangerous they are? every gang task force leader in this country will tell you these people are vicious and a horrible danger to the streets of america. >> of course. i am all about physical security. i watched the 7-minute long video. they started out pretty descent when they said they commit horrific and brutal crimes. but when they started to humanize these people that's where they lost me and i started to get concerned. my party in my humble opinion hasn't done enough to acknowledge the fact that it is a problem. at least in this video they said at the very end thi

but forjohn hauge, a boatbuilder in long island, a new ta riffs a boatbuilder in long island, a new tariffsot grazed by the second one, and we got broadsided from the third listed tariffs. almost everything we sell was affected on a third less. that third list could ta ke third less. that third list could take effect as early as september. well, it is products like this boat that i am a medical global supply chains, designed here in the us, made in china, and sold here in the us, and now potentially subject to donald trump's tariffs. tariff is a tax, quite simply. and it is a tax not on chinese but on americans who trade with china, and any business that faces an extra expense has no choice but to pass that on to our customers. after months of anxiously watching this trade war escalates, john hoge and many other business owners are hoping that donald trump can dial that the rhetoric and ease some of the pressure. —— dialback the rhetoric. with me is robert carnell, who is the chief economist and head of asia research at the investment bank ing. as we saw in that report, businesses in the us

on long island, there is absolutely the german-american nazi organization that had huge rallies only a few miles away from where he lived. he was certainly aware of that. he actually talked about the fall of the warsaw ghetto in 1943, his parents were very upset about it, and he said that the adults in his family told him that the jews of the warsaw ghetto fought and fought valiantly even though they knew it was a losing battle because when such evil the sense on the world, you have to fight. that became an important metaphor for him through many of his speeches. he often mentioned the holocaust and through the holocaust he gave a warning to gay people about how it was important to see early on where our enemies were and to organize and fight back and over and over again in his speeches. that was the metaphor. i think another thing that is important about his judaism was the concept of repair the world. his mother was very influenced by that. his mother died in the early 60s, 1962. she died of a heart attack when she had a 24-pound turkey two a settlement house so that indigent peopl

. >> i'm on long island. you spent a summer on long island?e? >> you from long island? >> jimmy: a sockless summer? >> i am. i don't own any socks out there. >> jimmy: i don't really wear but during the show, i - a dk, cares if he wears socks or not? >> jimmy: this is not even -- >> you have socks. >> jimmy: i tattoo black all over my ankles. [ light laughter ] >> sharpie. >> jimmy: they're really unhealthy. alec, you look fantastic. >> thank you. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: i want to talk about the movie. i'm just -- i loved it so much. there's almost too much action in this movie. >> i know. well, first of all, i did the other one, number five, "rogue nation." then they asked me to come back. and it's such a great pleasure to work with them. because i love mcquarrie, the director. and tom is tom. i mean, there's nobody you want to connect with and make a film of this -- because he's so into it. and he is the last, you know, movie star. he's the last one. they're giving the huge budgets to, to make those kinds of movies. >> jimmy: it is --

along new york's iconic long island coast, not far from its shores, the state is dumping a reusable resourceters. >> what got you into this? >> my dad was a commercial fisherman. >> reporter: carl has been 1/2 ghai -- navigating these waters nearly all his life. as a marine scientist, he's helping protect them. >> this really isn't pollution. it's beneficial not only to the fish but to the ocean as well? >> yeah, putting material like material from the tappan zee bridge innocent pollution. it's creating habitat that's valued by a lot of different fish species. >> this project is the largest infrastructure project going on in the nation. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is behind the new $4 billion tappan zee bridge project which is still under construction. and lurking just behind that is what's left of the old bridge. >> is there a bridge heaven? well, there is a bridge heaven. bridge heaven is you spend all your life above the water serving people and then you go to bridge heaven, which is you go below the water. >> reporter: more than 11,000 tons of recycled steel and concrete

on long island, a man was killed after being struck by lightning.he west, new video of this mud flow in southern california after heavy downpours in riverside county. take a look at this newly released cell phone video capturing the dramatic moment a son and father became trapped in a raging forest fire in montana's glacier national park. >> jesus god, help us. >> reporter: the two navigating through the flames as fiery debris rained down on their windshield. the fire caused by lightning now scorching over 4,100 acres. >> they can certainly use some rain we're getting in the east. i was actually at that kenny chesney concert when it was being evacuated. an hour and a half delay because the storms kept lining up and training over each other one after the other. we can see similar weather across the southern plains and the southeast as well. we'll time that out in a few minutes. guys, back over to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> to the new details about the special counsel's russia investigation. abc news confirming white house counsel don mcgahn is extensiv

looking out at the reporters and beyond them elder must have feln not too to long island long island but an altogether different world one of seven children raised on noble streete and the modest homes and thearm farm laborer and a a pipefitting shop it was not good enough for ruth for the oldest child sheft mhortly after the 18thday o birthday moving west to the citr of room in the boardinghouseouna there and instead the life she's kept secret not desperatelyw de hoping to hide from the new york reporters.hofr the getting a job a job selling lingerie in a department store and got a husband but the marriage did not take and was divorced in 1925 married again.. el with the electric sign sales. to live in ordinary life east of tampa getting a a job in a dentist office and womack helpeo help to introduce his young wife to i flying and a florida businessman who were fond of both. and then with that stolen opportunity and the well-known local pilot was doing most of the flying and elder doing thedo smiling and with those snowbirds they saw value. as financial backers to shoot footage and

rescue teams in indonesia have yet to make it to some parts of long book island where the search goes on for survivors of sunday's earthquake one person was found alive on tuesday two days after the disaster but at least one hundred five people are known to have died so the vessel reports now from penang on long island. behind long books pristine beaches station him and dickie village not many houses are still standing after sunday's earthquake two thousand people were made homeless in an instant two children died people ran for the hills and are spending the nights on higher ground a few men came down to collect their belongings. but that has. come to help push it we have a little bit of food we are still waiting for help from the government and praying it will arrive soon but lead the. with the mosque severely damaged prayers are held outdoors. the time being we're trying to calm everyone down by spending the night in the hills many are still in panic and traumatized is better for us to stay there maybe one or two weeks until help arrives more search and rescue workers have reached

today most visitors to the island of vacationers elba has large beaches but also many small coves accessible only by boat or longhikes the island has about two hundred beaches no two of them a life if you are lucky you might find one just feel self. if you arrive after a long hike you have the feeling of having truly accomplished something. like climbing a mountain peak but of course it's very nice in a canoe or on a ship. if you are looking for a comfortable but nevertheless thrilling way to reach the top of albus highest mountains take the cable car in mary qana in the northwest of the island in just twenty minutes it will take you to the peak of money take up on e one thousand nine hundred meters the highest point on. it has a view over the entire twenty seven kilometer long island. from here you can see the italian mainland it to rain or coast with. the town closest to elbow. of a ferry setoff or puerto fare on a perfume or in the harbor town has made it his goal to capture the sense of the island with the perfume at. several shops on elba sell it as a souvenir tourists like the idea that they're taking up s

hundreds of flowers and the landscaper called the largest personal pond in the hamptons section of long island. paul manafort spent $2.2 million on home entertainment technology. including $10,000 on a karaoke system. a lot of details prosecutors packed in. we will hear more from his accountant today as they delve into his finances. dave and kaylee. >>> thank you. can the u.s. economy keep up the pace of the swift job creation? we get a look at the labor market this morning with the jobs report. economists are expecting 190,000 new positions. the unemployment rate expected to tick down to 3.9%. it rose last month. as more than 600,000 americans entered the labor market looking for work. the mystery is wages. that number expected to hold steady at 2.7% annual. wages have been stuck in that range in the past three years. as the labor market tightens, wages rise, but that hasn't happened. wall street is looking at where the jobs are created. so far, no signs that tariffs are slowing the economy, but this will mark the first big economic report of the third quarter following strong economic growth

prepared and there's no longer a tsunami warning but the disaster agency has warned everyone who is on long island to be kate to higher ground despite the tsunami warning being lifted and aftershocks of the quake of which there were over sixty were felt as far as bali which is a very popular tourist destination as well. across the kind of course certainly a week ago there was that six point four magnitude quake that you mentioned exactly in the same location that killed over a dozen people of course as early days but does this quake look as bad well in terms of magnitude slightly higher at six point nine to six point four but basically because it came so quickly after the last one many of the most vulnerable vulnerable residents of lombok are already in camps have vacated their homes and there are already much much he worked worse than there were just last week so look at the casualties will be fewer this time around but yes the magnitude is greater than the one last. critic a vow to go in and she caught a thank you thanks for having in the u.s. protesters have demonstrated at the headquarters of

at the present time, there are two applications for permits--one off san diego and one off long island, new york. in an area the size of lake michigan, we could produce an amount of seafood equivalent to the total global wild catch. [film advance clicks] man: this facility was built to grow juvenile white sea bass to then release back out into the wild to replenish the wild stock. but what we realized over time is, if we put a million fish out in the ocean and we get 10% of them back, that means we got 100,000 fish back out of a million. if i take a million fish and put them in a cage and grow them, i can get a million fish back out and put them on the table. our plan here is to take everything we've learned how to do in growing these species and demonstrate the technology, transfer the technology from the research level out to the commercial level, and to do that, we're gonna permit a farm to produce 5,000 tons of fish about 4 miles out to sea. now, mussels and oysters, we know how to do that. we've done that for a long time, and we reasonably know how to grow fin fish, but we're not

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this is d w news line from buying a fresh quakes shake the indonesian island of long walk a series of tremors cause panic in some damage on the island they come just two weeks to equate killed nearly five hundred people there also coming up. afghanistan announces a provisional sees fall with the taliban but says the insurgents must do their part for peace the truce comes off to a week of bloody violence. and hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country in search of work as the numbers grow neighboring countries no one can welcome. the. time how the home free glad you could join me the indonesian island of has been a rocked by a series of earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three and another off the ardennes northeast coast measuring six point nine well china schools landslide style made buildings and spread panic just two weeks after the worst earthquake in the ardennes history killed four hundred sixty people. it is a scene that is becoming familiar to residents and holiday makers on the island of lombok the aftermath of yet another powerful arest quake this meas

i guess i would say that operation matador, we had a the lot of violence on long island and in the newea. the response started really with leadership that supported us and was able to allow us to go out and do what we had to do and really speaks to the collaborative effort with our state and local partners and other federal agencies that everybody was able to get together and assist each other in different facets of the operation and hopefully we're able to make a difference in the communities, that is ultimately why we were doing it, to make the neighborhoods safe for people who inhabit them. the hopefully we're able to do that. [applause] >> president trump: beautiful job. [applause] >> president trump: and i know long island very well and can tell you, when i hear the stories, i grew up there essentially, very near. i know every one of the towns and to hear stories going on with ms-13, you wouldn't believe it. they are doing an incredible job. they are liberating towns. think about it, liberating towns to where you would walk down the street at night, 20 years ago, 30 years ago, you

help of the long island model was almost. to say to me. this. place of work is a wall to. wall that was to be made by. other people who go from zero zero zero zero jobs. that look that way at least i. feel. financial survival today with the money laundering first to visit this business in the three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something you're something going to america something overseas in the cayman islands and it will do little these banks are complicit in the tough talk or suit the softer did look old it's a pretty to do some serious wounds ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how. you're going to bill for max do you know what money laundering is highly illegal to be approached lunchtimes reports. from sanctions to syria russia security chief meets with his american counterpart for talks in geneva but one issue seemed to interest journalists more than others whether you ever concerned that iran's president is a security risk of course not

his story starts at home on new york's long island, where he lives with his parents and sister. nick doesn't speak, and spends large parts of his days watching disney movies, something his mom lenore says he does repetitively. >> nick is watching his favorite scene in the whole world right now. the flavor of the month is "101 dalmatians." it's a few seconds long when he actually lets the scene play, he watched it straight for four hours. >> reporter: and nick has another common autistic trait, severe obsessive compulsive disorder. >> reporter: i saw him walking through a room. and he walked only on the edge of the room. >> he's developed a very, we call it choreography. it could take him two hours sometimes to cross a room. it's painful to watch. >> reporter: nick needs individual attention that's hard to provide in a classroom. so his local school district sends aides to work with him one-on-one at home. but like eric, nick's 21st birthday is around the corner. they'll both abruptly lose the services that have helped them come so far. >> is it cruel to offer something and then

al congreso, pero podrÍan ser mÁs cuando terminen las primarias en massachusetts, new hampshire, long islandr a otro tÉrmino. david garcÍa de arizona irvin valdÉz de texas-- y lo que valdÉs de texas-- lupe valdÉs de texas ingresan, aspirantes. ilia: la empresa en la que se realizÓ una redada habÍa prometido papeles para sus empleados, pero no cumpliÓ. los empleados pagaron por trÁmites que no prosperaron. asÍ lo dijeron familiares de detenidos. pedro: para erika sandoval y su familia la vida ya no es la misma. en el masivo operativo de ice en el norte de texas recibiÓ un duro golpe, cuando su esposo quedÓ entre los 160 detenidos. a la familiasÓlo le quedan recuerdos con fotos y el impacto emocional es fuerte. >> ahora no tengo cabeza para pensar quÉ hacer. pedro: el pequeÑo moisÉs no fue a la escuela hoy, no sabe cÓmo acertar lo ocurrido. sentimiento que comparte su hermana brittany. >> estoy muy asustada por mi madre. pedro: erika sandoval anunciÓ que la empresa le cobraba su esposo $2500 y prometiÓ que le iba a arreglar los documentos migratorios. >> fueran abogados hablar con ellos al com

hablando de calor, les recuerdo que sigue la ola de calor para massachusetts, connecticut, parte de long islandon la familia de "un nuevo dÍa". >> gracias janice, mÁs adelante hablaremos de mÁs desastres naturales y cÓmo prepararnos para ellos. >> ahora esto no es un desastre natural es un desastre polÍtico y ahora estÁn yendo por los ciudadanos estadounidenses de origen hispanos nacidos en el paÍs, algunos hasta encaran procesos deportaciÓn, segÚn una investigaciÓn de washington post, el diario asegura que la administraciÓn de presidente trump estÁ negando el pasaporte a hispanos nacidos en texas cerca de la frontera con mÉxico alegando que no nacieron en suelo estadounidense. >> acabamos de escuchar a paulina, segÚn el gobierno su polÍtica con emisiÓn de pasaporte no ha cambiado, aseguran que en el Área cerca de la frontera con mÉxico ha habido una incidencia de fraude a la ciudadanÍa. >> me quedo con la boca abierta porque es seguir a los hispanos que estamos legalmente en estados unidos y querer como volcar la situaciÓn, para podernos sacar del paÍs muchos de los ciudadanos afectados estÁn