people have had to leave long island. the storms are increasing, they are severe, you don't take on climate change, we will not protect long island. moderator: i'm running out of time, i only have a couple things left. you can use part of your time to answer however you wish. we've all seen, i don't care what party you are, just how toxic things are, you can't have a dinner conversation without politics coming up and temperatures that i haven't seen and i'm not being pollyannaish. where do you put the responsibility? is this the shared equal responsibility, does one person bear more of it? where do you put it and where realistically do we think we have a reason to think a year from now will be any better? rep. king: i will speak for myself, i'm the most bipartisan member of congress, i'm not adding to toxicity. spreading false stories or saying the wrong thing, no one has dealt with more constituents than i have. i will not go to one of your meetings. mrs. grechen shirley: i am one of your constituents. rep. king: you onl

long island was in bad shape n. last year we have more revenues coming in, even as newsday said, and they're no friends of mine, the executive was able to submit a budget without a tax increase because of the shale -- [inaudible] because of the increased jobs here on only -- on long island. let's keep this in perspective. now, on the tax break, i did fight against it, and i continue to fight against that. congresswoman nina lowy and i introduced bipartisan legislation to reinstate s.a.l.t., and again, i was strongly opposed, it would have been a lot worse. at least 10,000 was put in. we need at least 30, 40,000 put in as the amount of deduction. some fights you win, some you lose. i'll put my win/loss record against anybody, anyone in the congress. [applause] >> so on that subject, on this subject on experience, some people have been critical the president said he never held elected office. he never stepped foot in washington, and he didn't know how the city operated, let alone the institution. you have never held p

of hints, it's on long island -- in long island.he most famous haunted houses in america. >> that is "amityville horror" house. correct? >> that's easy. >> ding, ding, ding. that wasn't easy. >> i was going to go with "home alone 2." >> next to a very plain-looking two-story georgian revival. here's a major clue, kendis, it's located in georgetown, washington. >> i moved from georgetown. >> you used to live there. >> i don't recognize any houses like that in georgetown. "exorcist." >> you are correct. >>> good morning. i'm lynda loz. >>> good morning. i'm lynda lopez. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of our top headlines we're following this wednesday morning on "world news now." >>> president trump is vowing to end the right to citizenship for anyone born on u.s. soil by executive order, but he's getting a lot of pushback from legal experts and even some members of his own party. full report straight ahead. >>> details are emerging about the death of convicted boston gangster james "whitey" bulger inside a federal prison in

built on the side of a former conduit for brooklyn water works that brought water from eastern long islandcing are long gone, but for those few proud remaining degenerate gamblers with a few bucks and a dream, aqueduct is still there. >> anthony: it's a judgment-free zone here though. >> laurie: totally. >> anthony: it's kind of a come as you are situation. >> laurie: yes, i think that's true of queens in general and you can kind of fly under the radar, you know? you have not been harassed too much today right? >> anthony: no, guy comes up to me he says "hey you look like anthony bourdain." i said yeah i wish i had his money, he says "you're right, that asshole." it was great. it was like the perfect encounter. >> laurie: that's queens. nobody gives a shit. ♪ >> laurie: all right number two right up, up top. >> anthony: yes. >> laurie: come on number two keep it keep it. >> anthony: it's a close race, it's a nail biter. >> laurie: are you kidding me? >> anthony: dropped like a stone. >> laurie: way to suck, so promising. >> anthony: no braces for my little girl. >> laurie: it's not over. t

lee deld design, a republican member of congress from long island in new york. he had been elected to congress for the first time in 2014. 2014 was an election year that was pretty good for republicans, and that year in 2014, lee zeldin had turfed out a democratic incumbent and taken that seat in congress for the republican party. so he's up for reelection for the first time in 2016. but his district had been democratic pretty recently. he was seen as vulnerable. the republican party ended up dumping resources into his race. 2016 was a presidential election year. it looked like it might go better for democrats, right? lee zeldin in 2016 was definitely on the bubble as to whether or not he was going to be just a one-term congressman. but at the apex of that crucial race for him in 2016, congressman lee zeldin's campaign did something that was a little hinky, especially in retrospect it seems really hinky.

long island a hispano sospechoso , por intentar violar a una mujer tenemos reacciones . >> nos sentimosnta cargos por violar y atacar violentamente a una mujer en freeport en long island . >> estamosdebaados, acá nadie duerme , es horrible . >> autoridades dicen que recibieron una pista que martínez planeaba arrancar a el salvador , dicen que él ingresó al país ilegalmente más de una vez pero no tenía record criminal y era jardinero. >> es un animal, una mujer no se merece que ningún hombre haga eso . >> el arrestó pasó el viernes una semana después de violar a la mujer afuera de su hogar después de seguirla . >> se recupera de los golpes pero gracias a dios, está nerviosa , llora en cada momento, pero nosotros tenemos una familia grande y apoyamos . >> captaron al sujeto y fue primordial en la investigación que terminó en un arrestó . ha e hombre está dónde debe estar , tras las rejas que no vea más la luz del día este hombre . >> [música] . >> rescatistas en indonesia siguen buscando cuerpos del terremoto y un tsunami, anunciaorn que suspenderián operaciones de rescate casi 2 mil cuer

it's taking its track on long island and it's moving out into the atlantic, we're starting a warming trend today. more so as we go into the weekend, it looks like it's tempered a little bit. the low will form here, it will form and that will stay in southern california, high pressure to the north. water temperatures went up for bodega bay. nothing new there, what's new, there is not much in the way of any low clouds, it's not the case this morning, look for a lot of sunshine pretty quick, a lot of dry air, and temperatures will bump up, 60s, and 70s and some 80s here. 4:04 and sal is here, a friday night for the man. >> good morning to you, good morning to you at home. it looks good so far. a little bit of slow traffic on traffic, you're off to the altamont pass, there's been no major problems in both directions here as you pass oracle arena and at the bay bridge toll plaza it's light. at 4:04, lets go pack to the desk. >>> the two men at the ghost ship warehouse fire are scheduled to go to court today. there's a pretrial hearing for two defendants, and they face 36 counts of involun

it's clipping long island and cape cod and boston providence long island has had good rain. flashed intos are out with wind advisories, it's accelerating and moving out to the atlantic, sunny and warmer, they're back in town. 60s, 70s and 80s after a couple of days. the low in southern california. look at the air flow. we're getting a little north wind, certainly some of the higher elevations in napa county and marin county, not that strong, it's there, heightened fire damage even though there's no red flag. look at sergio, visiting arizona and new mexico again. it's running cooler, 40s and 50s, santa rosa is cooler. it will be sunny today, it will be warmer with 70s and more so wi

brian: we now have moved from long island to france. edward: right and now, these are actual signal corps films from war time. anjuli: that have been edited into "lost battalion." brian: where are they and what are they doing? where in france? edward: well, the troops moved to areas behind the lines initially. the 77th division depicts trained with the british in northern france directly across the english channel from great britain. so this division initially trained with the british, and then it moved further south and trained further with the french. the same story with many americans. the culture shock was real of these american boys who are used to a very different way of living having to get used to the french peasant culture. brian: a little perfume in the letter. some things don't change. as you look at these actors, how many were part of the original "lost battalion"? edward: i don't think any of these actors were part of the lost battalion. these are all character actors. anjuli: i would agree with that. i think the heroes don

they come in and long island.e send i.c.e., and they get in there and they get them out, and it's like we are liberating a town. in this day and age. it's like a foreign invader finally is being taken out. they are liberating a country, liberating a city or a town. these people are liberating these towns. and you know the story. they cut people up because they don't want to use bullets, because it's too fast and not painful enough. i said animals. nancy pelosi said how fair you say that. this woman just said it to me, how dare you call them. they are human beings. these are animals, folks, they are animals. we need law enforcement and i.c.e. and border patrol. these are great people. and if your community has a problem, don't worry about it. give us a call and we'll take care of it. democrats are fighting to give welfare and free healthcare to illegal aliens. republicans believe the public benefits must be protected for the truly needed americans. americans that need help, not illegal aliens. if you want a state,

so you know, when i see it in long island, i grew up near long island. i know every town out there.se are great towns. for some reason, a lot of the ms-13 went out to long island. and i've been hearing from friends of mine, and we sent i.c.e. n. and it's like you liberated them. it's like a war. you liberate the town. and of those people are clapping andre screaming, and these guys walk right into those nests. they are tougher and smarter. then ms-13, and ms-13 respects them because none of you guys want that job. i don't want that job. maybe louie gohmert will take it. i don't know. but i don't want that job. i don't want that job. but no seriously, they are heroes. they throw them into the paddy wagon and then get them the hell out of our country. they came in through the wonderful obama administration. we removed thousands and thousands of these people. and the towns are liberated. and you see the people, they are clapping from their windows. it's like a war zone. these are great towns, great places. but we have to cherish them. >> welcome to "hannity" ." rallying with ted cruz i

my name is a long island. and the mexican conductor. great musicians and friends from all over the world. means. the. the. me. so they were in mexico city my hometown and we're about to meet with one of my favorite musicians over the mother like that and. he's the person i know who knows the most about the mexican song especially the part leno that's what you got there and the different folk music of each area and region of mexico and tonight he has a show at the third less without and we're going to sneak in backstage to see what he's doing right before the show and see what he has to share with us. for. the long. end of the rope my spouse lies that i was going thought i was a good kind of the basic family was they were going to give us a job with us the boy he went you know this you look at whether you like them. yes i'm a little musical bascom but the skipper moscow is a composite or at least that pianist that mr cantor you're presenting these compliment looking ten years ago. he said levels with c.n.n. yes they'll get the less you a

does governor cuomo look into long island? no. highest taxes across the nation are being paid by the people of long island. that is the reason why they have had their homes for so many years, and they are losing them left and right. host: that is gloria speaking about the people of long island. this is harry from buffalo on our independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning, sir. i don't want to go back any farther than 30 years ago. we first started with hmos to get rid of the private doctors 30 years ago. hmos got worse and worse. wages stagnated. that was according to a union official that was cornered. along came obama, and insurance got worse and worse. my insurance was financially largero cover others as companies did not have to abide by certain rules. payccare took from my pac heck with no benefit to me. they want to pay for treatment that is not transparent advisors. i cannot shop around. they talk about a means test. i'm already paying taxes. the more social security i get, the higher the tax rate goes. host: that is h

there's that line of storms exiting long island over central parts of massachusetts heading for rhode by about noontime, the sun breaks out. we're going to get the wind. maybe some airport delays because of the wind in new york, philadelphia, d.c. and lake-effect showers this evening in central portions of new york. 83 in dallas, 78 in denver, 70 in st. louis. enjoy this in the middle of the country because we have wet weather coming for the middle of the week. >>> still ahead, seven months and 119 wins after they started, their marathon is finally complete. boston's triumph may go down as one of the greatest in baseball history. i'm a musician about to embark on a concert tour. it's your job to get don to all his tour dates on time. it's good money. we need it. in a divided nation... in the deep south, there's gonna be problems. get your hands off him. now! you never win with violence, tony. his music broke barriers. where did you learn how to play like that? my mother. as soon as i could walk. you're unbelievable. and inspired an unexpected friendship. what do we do about the bones?

my name is a long island. and a mexican conductor. great incisions and friends from all over the world. so this time. i'd like to share some memories from the past as i was going through my files and tapes that i had kept for use actually over decades i was just starting to go down this it is kind of embarrassing actually but it's fun to see because it's me had my happen school of music when i was about twenty years old and i really wanted to conduct but i didn't know how to start conducting and have an orchestra to conduct and so i wanted to start feeling what it was like getting some experience so i told my friends from school my peers from my happens quickly would you play for me so that i can learn a bit and then we have fun person and have enough to pay them but i said ok i'll buy you a piece at the end and they said yes for people how chris will do it and they were there really crime. and also wanted to support me and so i've always i'll always be grateful to them because that we've put together this short octet which usually do

a few corners that dated back to the true long. island was so exciting i felt amazing. his home a diving helmet is the most important piece of equipment it weighs over twenty kilos. pictures of divers are close knit community even though they're rivals at the end of the day they have each other's backs. yesterday one of the other divers found a tiny piece of gold down river now all the others are eager to try their luck there too they gripped by gold rush fever. well prying at les's and her mother gets ready for his first dive. that involves the traditional like crew ceremony. pays his respects to his ancestors and asks them to protect him. his puppet puts the heavy helmets on his head. and then he's all. the way so it was just him straight and. they serious visibility and. the river has the maximum depth of twenty meter is. on the riverbed monna has to feel his way forward. back on the boat make sure to pump down enough. still hasn't resurfaced that's unusual normally he doesn't stay under that long. down there a while i'm looking forward to seeing what he's found. div

i don't hold it against you, being from long island. i am from upstate new york. >> we have to cut you off. >> my question is also tax related. it is for congressman faso. congress approved president trump's overhaul plan that no longer allows a deduction of more than $10,000 of state or local taxes from federal tax returns. you were one of the few republicans who voted against it saying it would hurt a high tax state like new york. should that be repealed? how would you work to make that happen? mr. faso: that is the only reason i voted against it. i felt the elimination of the deduction was unfair to homeowners and business taxpayers. our property taxes are too high and spending is too high in new york but i felt it was unfair to new yorkers living in a high tax state, who are basically the collateral damage if they are paying more than $10,000 in state and local taxes. to be fair on this, the deduction, the standard deduction for individuals doubled. a family will have a standard deduction of $24,000. most people in our district are

you can see some republican strongholds on long island, but new york city remains a bastion of liberaldemocratic power, except for the 11th district, the district primarily on staten island, where we are seeing an interesting race between incumbent dan donovan, who is being challenged by max rose, the democrat. it looks like the republicans , but ittain that seat may because. staten island is the only bastion in new york city of conservatism. we forget, because we have had republican mayors and republican governors, but many of those, if you look at somebody like mayor bloomberg, the last elected nowblican mayor, who has just most recently declared himself a democrat after being independent for some time. trajectorysee the that new york city at least is going on. but there is a split. some people call this a tale of two states, state that is more conservative upstate, pro-second amendment, versus downstate, where it is a much more liberal haven, particularly under mayor deblasio. host: if you are in new york , for all02) 748-8000 .thers, call (202) 748-8001 this is jackie. go ahead. ye

. >>> el llamado autobús de la libertad pasó por la comunidad en long island el camino a washington d.c de conversar con varios lugareños que pedían que el gobierno ponga el fin al tps para salvadoreños. >>> acá se casó tuvo los hijos y logró el logrado sueño norteamericano construyendo tres empresas que pudiera perder un día para otro por la ley migratoria. pide que no se pierda el tsp. >>> no se desespere. >>> esta mujer tiene tres hijos, ciudadanos americanos y también podría experimentar la deportación. >>> hay que demostrarle al gobierno que estamos dispuestos a quedarnos. >>> llegaron a providence donde fueron recibidos por el alcalde y le dijeron que querían que la ciudad se mantuviera como santuario. >>> estamos con toda la disposición para aportar y ayudar de cualquier forma. >>> por otra parte asesinan al empresario y pareja de la actriz. el homicida iba a bordo de una motocicleta y abrió fuego el momento de que el hombre iba subiendo su vehículo. los disparos tomaron por sorpresa los turistas que visitaban el mirador. >>> ante la aproximación de la tormenta tropical, las clas

when i see -- in long island, i grew up near there. these are great town. ms some reason, a lot of the 13 went after long island. i have heard from friends of mine. we put ice in there. it is like a war. those people are clapping and screaming. theirpeople and i walk in and they are tougher and smarter. none respect them because of you guys want that job. i do not want that job. i do not want that job. these are the heroes. they get them out of our country. we have removed thousands of them. they came in through the wonderful obama administration. we removed thousands of these people. the towns are liberated. you see the people clapping. it is like a war zone. , but wee great places have to cherish ice and law enforcement. we are getting the wall finished because it is an important element. even the democrats are seeing it. i got a call today. we really do need the wall. you need to have a wall. if you want to secure our and all the other things i just spoke about, go out and vote republican. america to enter -- ure as a sovereign, independent nation, go ou

anywhere you see the shading of green, anywhere from long island into new jersey, parts of massachusetts, new york city you are included as well with this. this is all thanks onshore wind that is being whipped around and winds will get strong today specifically across nantucket and into the long island sound region. 40 to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we have high wind washings from t -- warnings and advisories. the strong heest part esest -- warnings and advisories. the strong heest part ese part will occur midday today. look as these wind gusts about that -- it will quickly die down sunday, but it will create a lot of rainfall. radar is lighting up like a christmas tree. i-95 will be very tricky along the east coast. good thing it is not a workday. this area will see some treacherous driving conditions. but again, it will keep it all rain, so we won't see the snow piling up in the typical nor'easter fashion that we would see. nonetheless, take the storm seriously because the wind, the storm -- the coastal surge threat or i should say the flood threat associated with this powerful low pr

a lot of ms-13 went out to long island. i have heard from friends of mine. we put ice in there and it's like you liberate -- it's like a war. you liberate the town. those people are clapping and screaming. these guys at ice walk right into those nests. they are tougher and smarter than ms-13. ms-13 respects them. because none of you guys want that job. i don't want that job. maybe louie will take it. i don't want that job. these are heroes. they go in and they take them and throw them into the paddy wagon and get them the hell out of our country. we removed thousands of them. they came in through the wonderful obama administration. we removed thousands and thousands of these people. the people are clapping from windows. it's like a war zone. these are great towns. but ice, we have to cherish. >> welcome to "hannity." first back to the president and his rally with ted cruz in houston, texas. >> [cheers and applause]. >> even the democrats are saying it. i got a call today. when we see those people pouring in, you have to have a wall. to support our law enforc

murphy has been charge would driving while intoxicated after he struck the boys walking along a long islandt after a treat. they range in age from 12 to 16. cording to officials all of the victims are expected to survive. murphy is scheduled to be aronned later today. >>> they're trying to figure out why a car exploded. >> reporter: the hunt for calculated car explosion that kill canned three men. >> ewooust had a explosion. >> reporter: blast saturday night rocked -- calling local, state and law -- the atf and fbi staying quiet but witnesses recall a chaotic scene. it's crazy. it's something that's a never seen before. it's somethingou only see on tv. >> spraying debris across the block. >> i started hearing people yelling and screaming. that's when i knew it was serious. >> 60 miles northwest of philadelphia. >> it was really loud. and i felt the vibration. >> i looked out the boiwindow a saw a bo of fire. >>> flooding from hurricane orence is causing new misery. giant mosquitos around. experts s these mosquitos can be three times as large as average ones. so mutant skeeters on our hands

y es que esa lluvias en virginia, carolina, nueva jersey y long island.lina rosario, quien siga recorriendo panamÁ city, una de las zonas que se lleva la peor parte de michael. cÓmo estÁ la zona en este momento? carolina: osholamuy buenas tardes. hoy es el segundo dÍa despuÉs del paso del huracÁn michael por la zona del panhandle esa zona costera del estado de la florida. eel panorama que se vive en las personas que realmente no fueron tan fuertemente afectadas. y que si es que comenzar a abrirse poco a poco estaciones de gasolina y lugares para comer. los residentes m de tamaÑo pueden ellos. luego quiere joder huracÁn, donde ocurriÓ lo mÁs fuerte. pues continÚa total de devastadas y ha sido catalogadas esas Áreas como la zona cero. porque bÁsicamente todo desapareciÓ. allÍ en estos momentos hay unas 165 personas del personal de rescate yendo casa por casa buscando sobrevivientes. y esto es muy importante, porque la cifra de muertos continÚa aumentando. segÚn el último reporte, ya se informa de 11 personas fallecidas a lo largo de cuatro estados. entre el

but, as they were coming into new york harbor, just 10 miles away from fire island on long island therewas an explosion and they didn't see -- some of the crew claim they saw u-boat and thought they were hit by your torpedo but later on they found a minefield in the area but san diego sink quickly, luckily with relatively little loss of life, unfortunately six it navy sailors did die but, it brought the you boy -- the u- boat war home to the united states, the largest warship sunk in world war i, the uss san diego sink right outside new york, these guys were preparing for shore leave and instead found themselves swimming in the water. lucky for them, they were on convoy protection duty off the u.s. coast beating them out to the mid-atlantic, and she was actually going to pick up a convoy at the time but lucky for them, the people they were trying to protect arrived on scene and were able to rescue most of the sailors. that was a big wake-up call and how a simple mining operation, and that was what they got from it. the u.s. coast was better defended, i think the u-boats were maybe not s

they come in and long island.e send i.c.e., and they get in there and they get them out, and it's like we are liberating a town. in this day and age. it's like a foreign invader finally is being taken out. they are liberating a country, liberating a city or a town. these people are liberating these towns. and you know the story. they cut people up because they don't want to use bullets, because it's too fast and not painful enough. i said animals. nancy pelosi said how fair you say that. this woman just said it to me, how dare you call them. they are human beings. these are animals, folks, they are animals. we need law enforcement and i.c.e. and border patrol. these are great people. and if your community has a problem, don't worry about it. give us a call and we'll take care of it. democrats are fighting to give welfare and free healthcare to illegal aliens. republicans believe the public benefits must be protected for the truly needed americans. americans that need help, not illegal aliens. if you want a state,

. >> it's going by new england, long island. it's moving 29, 30 miles per hour. it's moving fast. it's post tropical, it no longer holds tropical characteristics. >>> the coast, sunday looks to be the best with more 70s, today 60s, 70s and 80s, and san francisco, livermore and sacramento are heating up. this is offshore, it won't be howling at the surface, it will give us more sunshine. tropical storm sergio is taking aim again. it may be in new mexico and arizona, it's another round for them. 40s and 50s on our temperatures, cooler here due to the lack of clouds, upper 40s for some lafayette. daniel is 46 and 50 seems suns temperatures will be pretty nice here over the next few days, if not weak, 60s, 70s and 80s. >>> 4:31, sal is here, and he tells me to be quiet. >> i'm looking at your forecast. >> i'm looking at your forecast. just taking it all in. >> it looks like a nice day, steve. >> it does indeed, sal. >> thank you very much. i like that. >>> good morning, everyone. lets look at the commute -- oops, there we go. solano county, we'll start there, you can see traffic is mo

wrote recently about a horrible experience she endured during her senior year of high school on long island. she was a victim of an attempted date rape and she contemplated suicide and its aftermath. she struggled in school and to better worth and value. after she struggled against this poor trying to violent force himself on her for many scary maze, he finally give up and just assigned to restart the car. it drove away from that deserted beach in silence. listen to her words. she writes quote, i told no one. in my mind this was not an example of male aggression used against the girl to extract sex from her. in my mind this was an example of how undesirable i was. this was a group that i was not the kind of girl you took two parties. i was not the kind of girl you wanted to get to know. i was a kind of courage it took to a deserted parking lot and tried to make give you sex. telling someone would not be revealing what he had done. would be revealing how deserving i was of that kind of treatment, closed quote. hear what she is saying here. this precious young girl was hearing in her sexual a

virginia tonight and after midnight in southern parts of new jersey and heavy rains for eastern long island. they get a piece of this and a couple dry days as they continue the zaunting cleanup and recovery effort. david? >> rob marciano with us here as well. thanks to you. >>> all of this is playing out, the recovery efforts in florida and several states tonight. president trump was back at the white house where he held a photo op with kean yanye west tonight. and jonathan karl was there. >> reporter: a most unusual day at the white house. >> love this guy right here. >> reporter: president trump invited the cameras into the oval office for his meeting with rapper and provocateur kanye west and football great jim brown. west launching into an extended soliloquy about donald trump and his red make america great again hat. >> you know, they tried to scare me to not wear this hat. my own friends. but this hat, it gives me -- it gives me power in a way. it was something about when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman. you made a superman. that's my favorite super hero. and you made

. >> long island plans to build a new high volt power line which would run 7.2 miles underground. people we spoke with are worried about increased traffic near that route. that includes hugh. he works at a liquor store in garden city. >> stewart avenue's already bad enough during rush hour. >> it was a wonderful moment when we met hugh janus and ladies and gentlemen, i would like to introduce someone very special who is sitting in our audience, none other than mr. hugh janus himself. he told us he was coming to visit. so i have a couple questions. first of all, i'm assuming that hugh janus is not your real name. >> no but you'd be surprised how many people thought it was. >> what is your real name? >> joe >> jimmy: not as interesting. how did you sneak hugh janus past the reporter? >> well, i knew i wasn't going to give her my real name so once she asked me what's your name and i said, hugh. and i waited a few seconds and she was like, last name? and i was like, janus. and she was like, how do you spell that? hugh and j-a-n-u-s. you're going to be on the news at 5:00. >> jimmy: ex

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i did grow up on long island. my mother insisted i be with her there.anted to be born upstate but she insisted i be in long island. that is the end of the story. you said thedo: only reason you have an issue with the tax bill is the cap, but the cap is what was used to pay for everything wrong with the bill. originally because of the cap when your party give you a pass. when the party needed you to advance the bill to reconciliation with the senate, despite the fact that both the senate version and house version had a cap, would you said is the only thing you had a problem with, you voted yes. why would you advance the bill after you acknowledged it was a problem? in the house rules, if the senate version and house person have the same issue, you cannot negotiate. why would you vote yes to advance a bill that has a cabinet? -- cap in it? they spoke earlier -- what else does congress need to do to address though. crisis that is devastating the district, state, and nation? should pharmaceutical companies be held more directly responsible? antonio delgado:

they are regular vehicles which are stretched, like the one in a 2015 long island crash, which killed four women. in this rural area outside of albany, a community struck by the horror, the 18 in the limo, two pedestrians all lost, and one family hit so hard. >> i had four nieces, they're all dead. they were in there. >> and david kerley joining us from the scene of the deadly crash. and david, so important to point out, as you just reported there, that these limos don't come off the line this way. they are retro fitted after. and late today, you reported that officials did recover a key part of the vehicle that they call the black box, hoping that will provide crucial answers here? >> reporter: they're hoping. it's the air bag control module. it could say what happened in the last couple of seconds, even miliseconds, maybe answering some of those questions. as for the driver, some of his blood will be sent to a special lab in oklahoma for a toxicology report. david? >> just an awful story. david kerley, thank you. we do have one more note on this tonight. what we've learned about the

i have seen it in long island i grew up in that vicinity. i know every community out there.hey go into these communities and these are rough, rough people. ms 13. how they even come in, and we stopped them at the border. there is so many here from before us. our laws are so bad. we are getting them change. it is why we need more republicans. they come in. long island, we send ice and they get in there and they get them out and it is like we are liberating a town. in this day and age, it is like invader,ere a foreign a foreign invader finally is being taken out, they are liberating a country, or liberating a city or a town. these people are liberating these towns. and you know the story. you have heard it. they cut people up because they don't want to use bullets. it is not painful enough. when i said animals, nancy pelosi said how do you speak that way about them. this woman just said it to me. she screamed out the word animals. how do you call them -- they are human beings. they are animals. enforcement. we need ice. we need voter patrol -- border patrol. great people. and

for long island at 2:00 a.m., one to three inches of rain could fall very quickly. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> from indonesia tonight, stunning new images from that earthquake and tsunami. video tweeted by indonesian officials appearing to show the terrifying moment the magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck. villagers with nowhere to run c scream in fear. and drone village shows destroyed homes sinking into the mud. hundreds of bodies scold still be buried there. more than 1,200 confirmed dead. just unbelievable to this day. >>> a chicago police officer back here at home taking the stand today in his own self-defense, in a case that sparked turmoil in chicago and across -- and outrage across the country. officer jacson van dyke on tria in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. van dyke growing emotional today as he offered his defense, after shooting mcdonald 16 times. abc's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: the chilling video sparked protest. a chicago police officer shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times, killing him. today, that officer taking the stand in his o

are you from long island? >> new jersey dialect. >> there you go. very similar to long island.uch comfort and hope to hear people who i, before adescribed as not my people giving me a little hope to think to myself, there are people bit of hope that there are still people who feel this way and believe this way. we're going to right this ship. there's no way he's going to prevail. he's evil, he's dark. it's the opposite of what america stands for. one light in the darkness, one candle is all it takes. >> what was it like for you, because we haven't talked about this ever on tv or off, what was it like for you when he won? >> it was horrible. i was away by myself in boston about to shoot a tv show and i said to my therapist, do you think it's wrong for me to go alone, it's election night, what if he wins? and she said, you know, rosie, you've got to stop it, all the negative tapes in your head. you go there and do your job. i went there and i actually got physically sick that night. i thought to myself this cannot be happening. when he got the nomination, i thought i just have to

maria kumla was a 62-year-old attorney from long island.bc, she office a girls trip when she vanished. her body was discovered by friends in bushes at the edge of the resort. her friends say authorities told them it appears she was strangled. >>> a virus outbreak in new jersey has killed six children. officials say the adino virus left 12 others infected at the center for nursing and rehabilitation in haskell, new jersey. management has been ordered to stop admitting patients until the outbreak ends. the virus usually causes mild to severe illness, but patients with weakened immune systems are at higher risk. the union representing nurses at the facility previously complained about a shortage of supplies and staff. >>> a devastating fire destroying the first baptist church of wakefield, massachusetts, last night. >>> a suspected murderer is a state directions official. melvin roland was previously convicted of enticing a minor and forcing sexual abuse. lauren mccluskey's mother says her daughter dated roland for a month and ended the relati

on long island. >> did you grow up with a gun in the house? >> i did not. i grew up -- long island, new york, is not a big gun culture community. >> so how did you get introduced to guns? >> well, you know what? i'm not an outdoorsman. i'm not a hunter. but what got me interested in guns was the constitution, you know? i started looking at, well, why is the secd amendment here? it makes a lot of sense. we have to protect ourselves from an out of control government. we have to protect ourselves from invaders. we have to protect ourselves from people who would want to do us harm. and, you know, guns are a tool. >> how old were you when you got your first gun? >> in my 30s. >> in your 30s? >> yeah. moved down to virginia. >> how come? >> why did i buy my first gun? >> yeah. >> to protect my family. >> as i understand it, you are a person, in fact, think you claim credit for arming the teachers, at least as a phrase, right? as i understand in the wake of the shooting in newtown, connecticut, there was a -- >> correct. there was a protest coming from my -- my of

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back in 2005, a limousine crash in long island killed four of the eight passengers on board after theo the passenger side of the limousine. >> that crash prompted a grand jury investigation and the report found that largely unregulated safety features of stretch limousines were unsufficient to protect passengers. the vehicle had been converted to a town car, and according to the highway administration only 35 is of the vehicular accidents in the last ten years involved large limos. for the most part these event tend to be very fair. we have a lot more work to do in some areas. ♪ amazing grace >> tonight governor goalo ordering that flags be flown at half staff to honor the victims. ♪ that saved a wretch like me >> prayers for those families affect and everyone in that community. and up next, she show the off her special brand of. pop princess dua lipa reveals veels some of their backstage moments. pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely

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a 61-year-old american tourist from long island was on vacation and found murdered near a popular resortnow authorities there combing through the clues. here's nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: with turquoise waters and pristine beaches, club med turks and caicos bills itself as the ultimate grown-up playground. now it is the focus of a murder mystery. one of its guests, 61-year-old marie kunla went missing last monday. the next morning in these bushes near the resort, her body was discovered by one of her traveling companions. she was on the trip with the victim. >> whoever did this, i want to make sure they pay for this. >> reporter: now a week later police have yet to say how or why she died. >> authorities have told us basically nothing, which is very, very frustrating for the family, very frustrating. >> reporter: this january, the state department issued a traveler's advisory for turks and caicos because of crime, urging americans to avoid walking alone at night and to not physically resist a robbery. the turks and caicos police are conducting a murder investigation. club med promi