varios miembros de sÉ hace camino en new york en long island no saben quÉ hacer con sus deudas.derecho te cobran 2300 dÓlares y quedan con pagos mensuales de 450 dÓlares. hasta que se termine el proceso >>> entonces, ese proceso, comenzÓ en el el 2019. ha pagado mÁs de 3 veces el prÉstamo original. y la persona que le sirviÓ, ha sido demandada por 10.000 dÓlares. la organizaciÓn de long island presentÓ una queja a la oficina del consumidor en arizona para denunciar los casos. >>> ellos me dijeron que estÁn investigan investigando. pero que estÁ protegido por la ley. >>> o sea, prÁcticamente me dijeron la persona que recibe el dinero, tiene que leer y que estÁ de acuerdo firmar si no estÁ de acuerdo no firma. >>> increÍble, esto estÁ muy cerca de la usura. >>> verdad que sÍ. >>> esto que digan que tiene que leer todo. necesita salir de la cÁrcel. no lo tienen. estÁn aprovechando la verdad. >>> y utilizan un lenguaje, un . que significa ciertos tÉ unos 2 sido enviados a la ciudad de monterrey nuevo leÓn mÉxico. y esperan la decisiÓn del gobierno, estadounidense sobre sus casos de

just getting information that long island railroad is operating on or close to on station out of penn station which is remarkable considering that's in the middle of this blackout area. on the flip side, it's not all bad. we are seeing reports on twitter from folks who were cast out of their broadway shows this saturday night. the cast of several shows performing, the remaining part of their show in the streets. the waitress putting on a show for folks in the street always well as a carnegie hall concert that was moved right to the street. hashtag blackout trending and twitter. i think people are just trying to get a grip of on how quickly the power might be restored. waiting on con-ed to give us an update on when they think that might happen. but no reports of injuries. the fire department is working to locate people who might be trapped in upper floors and elevators. major subway lines, a, c, f, d and m are not running. that would a been an entirely different picture on a weekday afternoon. but right now it doesn't seem to be impacting as many people on a saturday night. jon: this b

they were also looking around martha's vineyard, long island sound, and south shore of lie lie. >> veryext morning, i was planning to make the same flight, i got up here, 6 a.m., i called the flight service station, that is where pilots call for weather briefing, a message came on, a recorded message, missing plane alert, if this plane is spotted please note fi faa fa or the authoritii recognized that at his tail number, my heart sank. my initial feeling was, a lot of times pilot pe more get -- feart to pick up will phone, and say i landed. >> criminal raced to the essex county airport from his home in butler, new jersey just 15 miles away. >> i went down to the hangar, i said, is jfk's plane in their, it went missing last night, he said, no comment. >> it was a family wedding, i can't imagine a more awful time too get the news a couple of members of the family are now missing. >> of i activity close to where officials reported hearing signal. >> we did not find a lot of significant information. i will share with you, we found part of a read rest -- headrest, found by a coast guard cutt

well hill farm looks just like dozens of other farms in long island but this is an organic farm with a difference. the farm is run by women and gender non-binary people. key workers in the $50000000000.00 organic agriculture industry in the united states. director gunter it's imperative all her practices feel equal. everyone gets the same opportunities to learn skills like how to drive a truck to. the community feeling is crucial it's such a healing profession we're trying to present to be able to be out and working the land and to to to feel really empowered and really present in their bodies and their work and i think that especially for people. it's really really difficult to find work that is like really self-sustaining and really. yes in a very basic sense. organic farms can be more gender diverse because they're usually smaller and need less upfront investment just makes them more accessible to new farmers the average organic farm is about $140.00 hectares compared to $180.00 hectors for a conventional farm many here grew up on farms but could never show their true identities.

i was at a backyard party last night on long island, and no matter where you went, it didn't seem the so hot no matter where you go. how does it feel? >> reporter: well, you can't escape it. the only way is to go inside those front doors -- [laughter] where i am not right now. but there were concerns that record energy demand was going to put a strain on the city's power grid, and so far we're seeing 600 people without power in queens and long island. power company is working to restore that right now, and they had preemptively called in about 4,000 additional workers leading into this weekend. but new york city is not alone in it suffering. more than two million -- 200 million americans in 32 states are under heat wave advisories and could face heat indexes over 100 degrees. before the weekend the mayors of boston, new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c. declared heat emergencies with baltimore and new york issuing code red extreme heat alerts. in new york people are flocking to public spaces with air-conditioning. this library serving as one of the city's 500 cooling center

en long island. con perfectos guiones de terror. pensar cÓmo podemos acabar no sÓlo con la vida de alguien que es aterrador. tambiÉn con la de nuestras familias. y cÓmo la tragedia se ensaÑÓ con estas familias. pero estas muchachas y esa madre activista contra la mala salva trucha, muriÓ el mismo dÍa que su hija dos aÑos mÁs tarde en el mismo lugar. borja: estaremos pendientes del domingo. vamos con la prÓxima. caro: faltan 97 dÍas para halloween. >> quÉ cosa. caro: este aÑo podrÍamos festejar la noche de brujas el 26 y no el 31. porque miles de personas, mÁs que nadapadres de familia ha firmado una peticiÓn para cambiar la fecha el Último sÁbado de octubre. porque asÍ serÍa mÁs segura la fiesta y menos estresante. los niÑos se podrÍan divertir toda la noche. yo creo que se acaba ediciÓn digital y voy a firmar. >> yo no. porque como madre, la tradiciÓn es tradición.no intentemos cambiar las cosas. sales con tus hijos a-- >> ¿te gustarÍa que siempre se ofende semana un halloween? y dijo que no un 55%. continÚa el intensocalor de cali

nbc's anne thompson is out on long island, where she spent some time with shark researchers.lines because of the influx of great white sharks to those waters, attracted by its recovering seal population the waters off the atlantic side of long island, well, that's where great white sharks grow up now, researchers intend to deploy innovative, new techniques to figure out why sharks attack. this morning, reports of more shark sightings. a drone capturing this shark near province town, massachusetts. off the jersey shore, miss may, the 800-pound, 10 foot great white tagged in february and in florida, a shark headed towards swimmers at the beach before they were warned. with at least 24 unprovoked shark attacks in the u.s. this year, and last month's fatal assault in the bahamas of snorkeler jordan lindsey, we want cameras on sharks to take a bite out of the fear the catch of the day, eight miles south of the long island coast, a shark the prey of research scientist greg metzger. >> species is blue shark this is a female >> reporter: we cut the tip of her pelvic finish for a dna

they chose to live because of the proximity to long island sound and beautiful oyster bay. summer home of our 26th president, teddy roosevelt. it's a three mile peninsula that's home to average citizens. the vast majority of homeowners need two household incomes to afford to live here. it's not a haven for the wealthy. another huge attraction is our well regarded school district. it cost the average taxpayer over $10,000 a year. we may soon be faced with red e reducing local taxes to make up for federal tax increase caused by the salt deduction limitation which would have a devastating impact on the services our constituents depend upon. combined with county and village taxes the average modest home has a total tax bill of $20,000. great many of our residents live in a flood zone that requires flood insurance in order to obtain a mortgage. cost of flood insurance averages $2,000 annually. the immediamedium income for a person in our village is 68,500. the median income for family is 77,8 77,800. the salt deduction limitation has caused many residents to rethink staying in t

no other eagles on long island but this guy is a patriot through and through.so did this museum of american revolution in philadelphia and it's nothing but history there but what a place to bring it together and i was amazed at what they have and what they were able to reveal. they have it on stage and reveal it at the end and then we have a special tour of mount vernon where we will see things never seen before. it's the number one most visited place in this country which is heartening, even when the french and british come over they want to see where george washington lived in so much of it is still the same. a few more surprises this year because i want to know how you find the hidden secrets of these places? brian: you need cooperation and they know if they bring us out we need an angle or something else. wouldn't it be great since i love talking about it is to take the books george washington and thomas jefferson and andrew jackson and now sam houston and tell america's history and i think it's a fun conversation away using the audio video things we have p

one little girl >>> we end the broadcast tonight with the story of a little girl on new york's long island who got a big surprise that's changed her life. joe fryer has our inspiring america report >> reporter: in life, all of us could use a helping hand for five alice carillo, that hand is pink her left hand is smaller than her left so, engineering students at the university of cincinnati designed a mechanical one. alice's mom recorded the moment she first tested it, opening a drawer >> this is amazing that it can do this. >> reporter: before walking over to her soon-to-be step dad >> can i grab your hand? >> yes, you can. >> reporter: a moment that touched hearts >> it was incredible sweet of course we were crying the entire time. >> reporter: that sentiment was shared by those who made the hand they're part of a nonprofit called enable uc >> it reminded me what i'm doing this, why i'm putting so many hours into understanding this process. >> reporter:li swing and play with barbies. when she took it to show and tell, she did something most of us take for granted. you like giving high fiv

all of his siblings live here on long island. and he has no one to go back to in honduras.ot. you know, he's attempted to enter the united states three times. it hasn't worked out. and that becomes a much more difficult fight for him now. >> oh, my gosh. it's so gut wrenching to watch him and all of his grief. of course we think of the salvadorian father with his toddler who drowned. the ripple effect of the separations of the family members left behind and how for the rest of their lives they will grieve. >> it really captures -- this isn't just a current problem. this problem has gone on for awhile. what does a family like this do, right? i won't pretend to have all the answers here, but what does this father do? >> right. stay behind and be killed by ms-13 or attempt to cross into the u.s. legally by asking for asylum but yet there are still these separations. there are no good answers. there's no good answer obviously ffr t for the the u.s. or we would have solved it already. thank you so much for your heart felt reporting on all of that. "new day" will be right back. m

. >> reporter: after meeting jeremiah, i got up close and personal with sharks at the long island aquarium, protected by a cage. most people never get this close to sharks. and the reality shark bites are even rarer. >> you're about 30 times more likely to be struck by lightning and killed than you are to be bitten by a shark. you're about 100 times more likely to get in a car accident and get injured on your way to the beach. so shark bites are incredibly rare events. >> reporter: gavin is among the leadi leading shark experts. his team set out to tag deep-water sharks. >> if we look over the long decadal trends we see there is a very slight increase over the last 50 years. and we believe this is largely because there are a lot more people pursuing recreational watersports. however, two years ago, we saw a substantial dip in the number of shark bites globally. >> oh! wow! >> reporter: he says we have an irrational fear of sharks, cultivated over the years by popular culture with films like "jaws" defining our image of the animals for generations. >> shark bites are horrific events, and th

. >> jones beach on long island. a huge outdoor ap theater. a great spot.se. i'll bring it to you later on in the program. here's a shot from jones beach. likely our feed. this is the lead singer tyler tag about hotalking about how tg away a track chair to an outstanding veteran. it was a wonderful thing. give a guy like that some mobility back. sergeant miller. we'll bring it to you later in the program. >>> a fox news alert. mike pompeo is in mexico to address the border crisis and trade. >> it's the latest leg of his three-day latin america tour after stops in argentina and ecuador. >> we're live in washington was a deadline looms to ink a critical asylum deal. >> today secretary of state mike pompeo is meeting with the mention ka foreign minister because tomorrow is the deadline that president trump gave mexico. remember in june president trump said he would not impose tariffs on mexican exports but only if mexico worked to show it was reducing migration into the u.s. >> mexico, 21,000 soldiers, they're helping themselves a lot because they were having

you're here on the beat announcing this plan today and you're campaigning in long island city. >> i am. >> where amazon just pulled out. is that deliberate. >> you bet it's deliberate. >> what are you saying. > i'm talking about how big these tech giants have gotten so that what we see and we saw right there on long island city is they come in, they bully towns, cities, states all around the country. you know, the handful of tech giants have gotten more than $10 billion in breaks from towns and cities and states over the past few years. >> corporate welfare. >> that's right. >> let me ask you this. is that a problem with the incentives or was new york wrong to give them that much of an offer. >> the problem is the hunger games about it. because that's what's happening here. and it's a problem because it creates more concentration in the industry. you know, they're not offering the cities and towns a zion bucks in goodies and tax breaks to the entrepreneur who is getting started to the small business that's trying to make a go of it. even to the medium sized business and big business th

reporter: after meeting jeremiah, i suited up for my own close encounter with the sharks at the long islandswimming with sharks, and as great as jeremiah's suit sounds, i'm pretty glad to be in this cage. ah! i can't believe how close he is right now. how many sharks are in this tank? >> there's ten total. >> reporter: whoa, that one caught me by surprise a little bit. they kind of sneak up on you. >> yeah, they're silent, silent hunters. you don't see them coming. >> reporter: okay, that's enough shark experience for me. back on dry land i get some practical tips from the shark whisperer. >> the golden rule with shark divers generally is it's the shark you don't see that's going to bite you. >> reporter: are there things you can do to stay safe? >> yes, yes. if you're in murky water it's very dangerous. i stay out of murky water when i know there are sharks that are potentially biters. >> reporter: murky water is a no-go. >> if it's clear water, if you panic and move around and in an erratic way, you look like a struggling fish or animal that may be injured or sick. that's what predators l

what are you seeing out on long island?d, searching, you know, real rough wooded areas looking for, you know, someone's young kid. it's rough. it's hard for us, but, you know, it has to be done because somebody has got to combat this. pete: and you have been combating it and there has been a crackdown. but now waylon, we are seeing them use a different tactic, any enemy or gang unit will go to the path of least resistance but now it's abandoned buildings? >> absolutely. in the village of hempstead we put together a task force we call it zombie task force every empty building in the village of hempstead we assigned building inspectors along with the police department. board up a building and put up a innovation if anyone is found in the building they will be arrested. that's how we in long island combat them coming into those empty buildings by assigning building inspectors to tag every vacant house and make sure we board it up. ainsley: is it working, detective. >> it is working again, it's like any other parasite. if you d

at competing in the cop only a 100 made it including 15 year-old griffin spakovsky of smithtown long island. his dad says his son is now so famous in the gaming world, he has to home school and you have to schools are. >>around down yelling his name out as it was a big distraction griffin made $300,000 in 18 months playing for tonight. we have retirement fund set up for him already so he's. >>if he wins the world cup duel competition, he and $3 million and since cody qualified for more spots, he still wins big even if he comes in last. the >>5 times so that again seen a 100 in 20 ken making cody stance is playing video games at this level is just like a professional sport. and he supports his son's decision to spend long hours on line honing his skills. it takes a really special parent. >>the kind figure this out final results. >>he's in israel and now in queens at the world cup with a fortnight fortune at stake. that was tony aiello reporting a huge prize pool along with 4 nights popularity could make this competition, the biggest esports event in history. >>and kicked off today for the ra

when you're doing this study and finding that tucson, long island, orlando, they're the next hot places, how does that reflect in leasing rates, in what they lease for, in the demand >> sure, well, you'll see in some of these newer markets, markets like madison, wisconsin, you're seeing unprecedented low vacancy rates in a 5% to 6% range. you're also seeing in some of the hotter growth markets, orange county has seen rent go up almost 50% in the last few years. one of the hottest markets of all is cambridge, massachusetts, which may be the single biggest sublet market. that's biotech in addition to other forms of tech. you're clearly seeing it show up in not only office vacancy, office rents, but also in multifamily rents where many of these markets have become incredibly expensive and one of the key criteria for people moving to a different market is determining what is not only their cost of labor but what is their labor's cost of living >> spencer, thank you. fascinating study. spencer leavy of cbre. >> up next, cnbc's special report into america's e-cigarette ediction "power lunch"

ffice, restaurant complex in downtown san hoe, and several projects i, new york ci including the long islandty development that would have housedon am second headquarters. another new study from three ominent economists fouhe tax benefits so far for the program are flowing only to the ecific landowners and property owners being developed rather than spreading to the broader area. quote, our finngs capped out on the capacity of the opportunity zone program go achieve il of creating value in low-income communities. for "nightly business rort." i'm robert franc. >>> coming up, road trip. fourth of july style. >>> gas prices are low and a record number of americans are traveling for the holiday. i'mly reporting for "nig business report" at a rest stop in new jersey. i'll tell you where analysts are concerned about the second half of the summer. >>> the national retail federation said we're going to spend more than6.5 billion for food alone for the fourth of july and $1 billion on beer. that all works out to about $73 per person.l the natio hot dog and sausage counsel said we're going t consume 1

island exploded. >> this is like my -- i can't even describe it. we have been waiting for this for so long. >> reporter: now puerto rico's secretary of justice wanda vazquez is said to take over net week. but to many of these protesters, she's already controversial, seen as one of his political allies. vasquez inherits a government dealing with a year's long recession, allegation of rampant corruption, and rebuilding after hurricane maria. joyce's grandmother on an oxygen tank died in the storm's after math. >> this is not a joke. neez are these are lives. these are your people and you make light of it. >> reporter: now the focus shifts to the prosecution of several local officials who were arrested and charged with corruption here earlier this month. lester. >>> all right gabe, thanks. >>> next a deadly heat wave sweeping across europe, shattering records in several countries including whi poses fire threat to notre dame cathedral. >> reporter: it's the hottest since the eiffel tower was built or since anything in paris was built, over 108 degrees roasting american tourists. >> it is ridi

long island actually she would have been all. these threats are unfortunately a sign of how well he is doing his work. how much he is disturbing the interests of the big players. and that's very disturbing to us as a family. but the one of the few that are. especially when he goes back to the places where these threats are coming from. we pray for him. that we were a that he will reach his goal without harm or useful but of course on. a pretty good that he was going to buy the new van has shown that he's very brave and very obstinate. and he's demonstrated that change is possible slowly through hard work and the sacrifices he makes i support him every day in this battle that he fights. back in 2007 if i'm came to italy not to fight but to study he been fascinated by the country since his youth it all went well until he failed an exam and lost his scholarship at his university in 2 and. he needed cash and his search for work took him to nada in the south of the country to harvest tomatoes. he arrived at this train station on july

headquarters and a six block area in long island city. >> it is certainly not a friendly action.t puts the members of the undern and their families basically inhuman conditions. do me, it is fine, because i not have any work other than the buildings to which i am restricted. these are the tightest restrictions on representatives of any country in the history of the united nations. diplomats from syria and north korea by comparison are not allowed to travel more than 25 miles outside new york city. the new measures may have anger the iranians, but it is not stopping them getting their message across. he foreign minister has invited u.s. media outlets to his residence to conduct interviews. al jazeera, the united nations. haveficials in myanmar condemned sanctions placed on military leaders. thetioned target commander-in-chief and several other senior officers in response to the mass killing in 2017. hundreds of thousands of others were forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh. washington says the government has not taken action against those responsible for human rights abuses. we

police say it all unfolded on long island. she was walking home from summer school when someone followed and tried to grab her. >> she was very brave. she fought off her attacker. in a situation like this, she did what she had to >do. reporter: police used a video to arrest 14-year-old jarrod james charged with assault and attemptedkidnapping. we could not rearn his atey for comment. he's not first time home surveillance has lped catch an alleged apkidnr. this doorbell cam in ft. worth capturing a moment a young girl is snacked from her mother who screams for help. after police released the slid owe, goodac samaritans trked down the suspect's car and he was arrested. >> we got her. we got her. we got her. >> reporter: experts say surveillance videos are proving to be a powerful tool for police. tonight a new york girlaf s thanks to kick thiquick thinkine all.ra that caught it nbc news, new york. >>> now to a new warning from the fda about a salmonella scare. 12 peoplehave been hospitalized because of the treats they feed their

police say it all unfolded on long island. 13-year-old girl was walking home from summer school when someone followed and grab her. >> this 13-year-old girl was very brave. she fought off this individual. she fought off her attacker and did exactly she had to do. >> reporter: police used the video to arrest 24-year-old jarrod james, now charge with endangered the welfare of a child, assault, and kidnapping. it's not the first time home surveillance has helped catch alleged kidnappers. this doorbell cam in ft. worth capturing the moment a young girl is snatched from her mother who screams for help. after police release the video, gd maritans track down the suspect's car and he was arrested. >> we got her, we got her, we got her. he's in custody. >> reporter: experts y surveillance videos are proving to be a powerful tool for police. tonight a new york girl is safe thanks to quick thinking and the camera that caught it all. nbc news new york. >>> up next here inside the movie with a whole new twist on the legacy of the beatles.

we are sinking our teeth into shark week this morning, swimming with the sharks at the long island aquariumnsight into the latest wave of those shark-related headlines. >> tonight a deadly shark attack. >> shark attack. >> shark attack. >> shark attacked her earlier >> he's lucky to have his arm after an encounter with a shark. >> we've seen these headlines, more sharks sighted than ever what is going on? >> i wouldn't necessarily say there are more sharks. i would say there are more eyes and cameras directed towards the water than ever before. >> reporter: the odds are astronomical. you're more likely to be struck by lightning or injured by a cow than a shark. even so, shark attacks do before. so before we jumped into the tank with jaws at the long island aquarium, we had to ask, how can you protect yourself? >> flashy jewelry is something that might draw in the attention of a shark. you have to imagine the bait fish these sharks are going after. they flash in the water, and that is something that is going to be a telltale sign for a predator. colors like yellow and orange are going to sta

headquarters in a 6 block area in long island city where the iranians have accommodation it is certainly not a friendly action where it puts the members of the mission and their families in under. basically inhuman conditions but for me it's fine because i don't have any work anywhere other than the t. buildings which i'm restricting these are the tightest restrictions on representatives of any country in the history of the united nations diplomats from syria and north korea by comparison aren't allowed to travel more than 25 miles outside new york city and the new measures may have angered the iranians but it's not stop them getting their message across or that foreign minister zarif has invited the u.s. media outlets to his residence to conduct interviews james fraser and algis in the united nations be free to stop at the. in miramar have condemned u.s. sanctions imposed on the country's military leaders over the wrecking crisis sanctions target me and miles commander in chief and several other senior officers sit in response to the mass killing of a hint of muslims in 2017 hundreds of

help with ship which is carrying a 1000000 liters of fuel and then they said once they coded into long island in the strait of hormuz they understood that it was actually smuggling lio oil so that's when they see that devil 12 crew members on board we've not had any more information about who this ship belongs to which government or where it was coming from or where it was heading there when you say to the announcer said that this is and that the revolutionary guard commander said the name division carried out and now they have this vessel they will not stand for this kind of piracy as they call it in the strait of hormuz the iranians also have said that initially on tuesday evening the foreign ministry spokesperson across and kindly agreed in the interview with think t.v. where he said that there was a tanker that is in iranian custody because it was rescued sunday and that they be 1st to initially as its ships along to the government of united arab emirates but that government has through the night any ownership of this vessel they say they cannot how many vessels in this area that are miss

treasure on its world famous museum island extension took 20 years city zinah to build on the water long island and posed some complicated and expensive challengers . first those downs ruling military council claims to have foiled an attempted coup by members of the army and intelligence services it said to have taken place late on thursday during the final negotiations of the power sharing deal agreed between the council and civilian pro-democracy activists senior general jamal omar ybor himself at least 16 rebel soldiers have been rounded up and that the coup attempt was an effort to hinder the transition to democracy so the un has seen mass protests and bloody crackdown by the ministry since the former dictator omar al bashir was toppled in april. correspondent edith commodities following the story from nairobi welcome even if the people in sudan believe there was a plot. well there's certainly a section of people who say that they might not have been it's not the 1st time that the transitional council is claiming that there have been attacks against it and let's not forget that this is a we

. >> the only spacecraft that took human beings to another world was builright here on long island by the grumman corporation in bethpage. so this was really one of the central focuses of the entire apollo program, what was going on here. using mid 1960's technology. they built a spacecraft and ack t that took humans to another world, and it provided a moment of unifying america and inspiration for the world and it shows what is possible. if we can go to the moon, you know, if we ally want to get something done, we can do it. >> sreenivasan: the museum hase f the three lunar modules that was never flown on display. the ottwo are at the kennedy space center and the smithsonian national air and space museum. >> it'els just putilitarian. nothing aesthetic about it. they nicknamed it, at the time, the bug or the spider, because nobody had ever built anything that looks like this and this was but by the company that, at the time, was building supersonic jets for the navy. as a real departure for them and for anybody else, so really one of the most unique vehiclvees er built by man. >> sree

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i like long island who says she's felt that you haven't paid enough attention i love what do you what do you tell. >>a boater like her. deeply about the people of iowa and the state which is why we are putting the kind of resources that we're putting in i don't know how here already and will continue to come back. >>i think we're going to see polls throughout i think people will have their moments. i was state auditor bob sand, an incumbent to win in 2018 as a caucus state. >>one on one contact is crucial to wean >>we've got to show up you've got to give them a chance understand you and see who you are we will be. >>after harris wrapped her final event in iowa here in sioux city your campaign release how much she had fundraise in the 2nd quarter. the campaign says it is nearly $12 million that is slightly under wasereported in the 1st quarter at million. if you compare where harris is versus the rest of the pack people to judge leads in the fundraising race for the 2nd quarter at 24.8 million biden at 21.5. bernie sanders at 18 million followed kamel harris. kyung lah cnn sioux city i

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. >>> severe storms swept over parts of long island, new york, sunday.eavy rain and gusty winds downed trees and power lines. you can see the scene there. but it was nothing like this scene in western mexico. look at this. a massive hailstorm buried some areas in ice pellets that were six feet deep. hundreds of homes were damaged and dozens of cars were swept away by ice. looking at today's temperatures, 76, boston, upper 80s to low 90s from kansas to illinois. 110 in phoenix. >>> coming up, on a man on a motorcycle chased by a tiger. >> wow. >>> also, ahead, the dramatic video as a sheriff's deputy is dragged down the highway by a fleeing suspect. how this ended. >>> a terrifying moment in southern india. two men on a motorcycle chased by this tiger. it followed for a few seconds before there running back into the forest. my goodness, the chase happened at a wildlife park. reports say the men were forest officials checking on a tiger sighting and they sure got one. >> motorcycle, don't fail me now. >>> in japan commercial whaling resumed after more than

its world famous museum i haven't a stench you took 20 years to design and build on the boards of long islandand post some complicated and expensive challengers. had about a look at a remarkable story of survival in the run up to the 2nd world war during germany's nazi era jewish parents sent their children to safety in great britain about $10000.00 off and made the journey home what became known as the kid in the transport and sheva children's transport now a group of those children their relatives have returned to the city of their birth but that most of the children never saw their parents again often they were the only members of their families to survive the holocaust the w.'s kate brady has met 95 year old curt knox on his visit to the german capital. well whom should i hate the people who who did it another live anymore the older than i am and. so much longer. i go to school. and smoke was coming out of the school. and there was a commotion the teacher was outside the school and he said you go home today is a school 13 year old boy who doesn't have to go to school has a day off i didn'

severe thunderstorms in connecticut and long island, killing two people. these images coming in from islip, new york. and the temperatures are now rising with a heat wave on the way for parts of the northeast. abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee is tracking it all. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, cecilia. why is the heat a big deal? because it was so late. from the great lakes to northeast, we just saw our first 90 degree temperature, almost a month or more late for a lot of cities. and now dive into this picture for me. that jet stream, it is far north. severe thunderstorm watches from montana to minnesota. i was just watching some of the radar near austin and rochester, minnesota, firing up tonight. those are for damaging winds up to 70 miles per hour. look at that heat. the heat end sees up in the mid 90s from nashville to washington, d.c. we're talking about air you can wear, cecilia. 100, the feels like in nashville. 104, tallahassee on wednesday. >> not fun. ginger, thank you. >>> next, to the troubling portrait of joe biden's younger son. hunter bid

, we'll be watching >>> the most inspiring story you'll see all day a little girl on new york's long islanda life-changing surprise from a group of engineering students nbc's joe fryer has her story. >> reporter: in life, all of us could use a helping hand for 5-year-old alice, that hand is pink. how much do you like having that hand >> a lot >> reporter: you see, alice's right hand is smaller than her left so engineering students at the university of cincinnati designed a mechanical one. alice's mom recorded the moment she first tested it, opening a . >> reporter: before walking over to her soon-to-be stepdad. >> can i have your hand? >> yes, you can. >> reporter: a moment that touched hearts >> it's incredibly sweet of course, we were crying the entire time. >> reporter: that sentiment was shared by those who made the hand, part of a nonprofit called enable uc. >> it reminded me what it's all about, why i'm doing this and why i'm putting so many hours into understanding this process. >> you have to pump your legs, babe >> reporter: alice uses it to swing and play with barbies. when she to

this, for pit bull, i was in a bathrobe in long island in january 17, just freezing my ass off.arder to say. and your mouth gets tinier and tinier, so i hope bit bull appreciates the tiny mouth. perspective i'm giving him. >> trevor: pit bull, it was all the weather. it was all the weather, man. >> i'm like what am i talking about? >> trevor: dude,i'm so excited for the show. i'm excited to see you acting out as 42 people plus a taste bud. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> trevor: "alternatino" airs tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. on comedy central. arturo castro, everybody. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) sunglasses, meet bridge of nose. ball, meet kerri. ♪ flying disc, meet dog. ♪ ice, meet your calling. ♪ summer, meet your beer. michelob ultra infusions. superior light beer infused with lime peels and prickly pear cactus. beer meets exotic fruit. and prickly pear cactus. prestige creams not living up to the hype? olay regenerist shatters the competition. big hype? big price? big deal! olay regenerist hydrates skin better than creams costing over $100, $200, and even $40

this motorist used a traffic cone to try and clear a blocked storm drain on the long island expressway. the stor kt mo tha40across the region, sending trees crashing onto homes across new jersey. >> there was a child in the back bedroom who narrowly missed being struck by the tree. >> reporter: tragically, a 17-year-old boy killed in this house fire. candles may have started the blaze. and in carroll county, maryland, a falling tree killing an 89-year-old man in his driveway. >> and linsey davis is with us live tonight from new jersey. major damage there, as well. and authorities are telling you it will take some time before the power is restored? >> reporter: that's right, david. dramatic scenes playing out like this throughout the area. you can see this house clearly uninhabitable. the insulation bursting through that exterior wall. more than 100,000 customers in new jersey still without power. utility crews in this area are busy trying to restore power, but we're told in some of the hardest hit areas like right here, it could take several days. david? >> all right, linsey davis lead

ask just last week, this great white was tracked near new york's long island. >> when a white shark bitesa mistake because it thinks that person is a seal ( laughter ). >> wait a minute! so if the white shark is biting you it's a mistake, but if a black shark gets caught with just a little bit of weed, it goes to jail for life! that doesn't seem fair! ( cheers and applause ) and, also, what do you mean if i get bitten it's because i look like a seal? so now i'm getting eaten, and body shamed. talk about adding insult to injury! and if you're thinking no problem, i'll just stay in the shallow water where it's safe, well, good luck, sucker. >> there are new concerns about rare but potentially deadly flesh-eating bacteria bacteria found in warm waters. >> potentially adidas flesh-eating bacteria can enter the watt through a scrape. it causes 80,000 illnesses a year. >> don't be afraid of the ocean. but be aware of what's going on. >> be aware! it's bacteria. what am i supposed to do, snorkel with a mike are scope? at least with a shark i can hear the fin and the "jaws" music. i can see the f

headquarters in a 6 block area in long island city where the iranians have accommodation it is certainly not a friendly action it puts the members of the mission and their families under. basically inhuman conditions but for me it's fine because i don't have any work anywhere other than the 3 buildings which i'm restricted these are the tightest restrictions on representatives of any country in the history of the united nations diplomats from syria and north korea by comparison aunts allowed to travel more than 25 miles outside new york city the new measures may have angered the iranians but it's not stop them getting their message across foreign minister zarif has invited u.s. media outlets to his residence to conduct interviews james bays al-jazeera and the united nations. yemen to both say that once again targeted saudi arabia is just an airport with drones this is the 2nd attack in less than a day that heard me say that disrupted operations at the airport we're not confirm the attack. puerto rico governor ricardo rosello insists he's staying in office despite days of protests calling