they still learned so -- a large island off the coast of long island. so she was raised in a household where she was served by many people. and she slip right into plantation life right after leaving the white house. and one of the interesting things about her, the second part of her life was that she was a big pro slavery activist. and she's the first white southern woman to really make the public argument that southern woman you know take care of their enslaved people and they are like family. and she does this and a open letter which she publishes to the duchess of sutherland. it british -- but out, mind your own business. we take care of our people. this is an argument that is made over and over. again it's very unique for a wealthy white woman in the 19th century to make this kind of argument. having been first lady, this really gave julia tyler a voice that she may the west not have had, as regrettable in retrospect as what came out of that, comes to us today. speaking of slavery, we have included in the exhibition a number of other things that po

it says the rose of long island. and this was julia tyler -- julia gardner then, her nickname that she was known after coming out as this beautiful debutante on long island. of course she was born in long island at a period when slavery was still legal in new york, and her family was incredibly wealthy. they still own gardner's island which is a very large island off the coast of long island. so she was raised in a household where she was served by many people. and she slid right into plantation life after leaving the white house. and one of the interesting things about her, you know, the second part of her life was that she was a big pro-slavery activist. and she is the first white southern woman to really make the public argument that southern women, you know, take care of their enslaved people and that they're like family. she does this in an open letter which she publishes to the duchess of southerland who was involved in anti-slavery activities and basically tyler says butt out, mind your own business, we take c

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and i got a job working for a chemical company in long island city, and i had the job as a lab assistant. and i worked there for a year and i got laid off. i can't remember exactly what -- i think they decided to go into another kind of business. and i got laid off, but i was eligible for unemployment insurance. so in those days, i don't know what it is like now, you go to the unemployment insurance office, and they could send you out on jobs they thought you were qualified for. and they sent me to, i guess it was the union carbon and carbide company. they had an office in midtown manhattan and i went there, and they hired me and sent me to what turns out to be what you are now calling the nash garage on 132nd street and broadway. and that was the manhattan project. shall i continue? [laughter] ok. little did i know what they were doing their. at the time, i was 17 years old and i was a lab assistant. but lab assistant meant you did cleanup work, and you cleaned the beakers and the other material the scientists used. but the main job that i had was cleaning these tubes in a sulfuric acid

. >> we saw it yesterday, boris, at high tide with water in parking lots along long island, staten island, new jersey. now the wind will blow water into boston harbor and all the way into maine for that matter. 30 inches the big number now. people still waking up and measuring. morris county, new jersey, picked up between 24 and 30. we'll talk about those bull's eyes. the bull's eyes. the models did so phenomenally well with this storm. still snowing in new jersey, parts of pennsylvania and even upstate new york. the heaviest snow into upstate new york and into maine now. lighter snow in new york and it will pick up as this area of snow slides off to the east. not expecting major snow accumulations in new york city. one to two inches. it's in the northern tier from rutland ski area all the way back up even to parts of maine. that's where the heaviest snow will be today and it finally pulls away. what you're noticing down here, the wind. pictures out of new hampshire, it did look like a blizzard, at least a ground blizzard. you couldn't see 15 feet in front of some of these pictures i was

if nassau and suffolk can play, can we get a long island championship?: oh,. >> i've got to tell you, that basketball team, right by the ham tons -- hamptons, they were en route to the state championship and they were told to turn around, the pandemic is stopping school, stopping sports. that was last year. now they have the shot. ainsley: the school boards, by doing this, it could be saving a lot of lives. these kids are depressed. they're not getting into college. and they only have four years of high school and then they're often on their own. this is their time. they'll never forget these moments. thanks for highlighting that. the nba dunks on mark cuban for nixing the national anthem before the game. jack brewer on what this message sends to freedom living americans. download the fox bet super 6 and have a chance to win $10,000. it's free to play. download the fox bet super 6 app now. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows

currents do max and i grew up on the east coast of america spent many a summer out on the beach on long island and one thing you know is that currents occur and what to do with the rip currents well according to usa today on an article about deadly rip currents they say rip currents occur in bodies of water with breaking waves they are channels of water that flow at a faster pace than the surrounding area swimmers who are caught in rip currents can get sucked away at speeds of up to 8 feet per 2nd far too fast for many swimmers to make it safely back to shore and what to the swimmers who don't make it back to shore do they always try that they panic and then they they see themselves being pushed away from the shore and they panic and try harder and harder to get to shore which is the exact thing you should not do you should just relax go with the flow and let it take you and then swim away slowly exactly right panic into the problem panic into the problem so this is this is the end leading into this central bank panic i believe yes so since 2008 we've seen central banks panic and everything th

firefighter from long island and we had a discussion on the way down there. we left down there for violence but we sure as heck did walk into a fight. what happened, happened for you cannot control that any people at one time. and i would just like to have the people understand that. castor: did you get involved in a fight . guest: actually, my mother was hit in the chest by tear gas we were standing about 100 yards behind the front lines. and we got there to the reflecting full, they were nowhere to be found freighted newark to be be found. we thought that everybody was just invited up there in 2001. and there was a guy with a bullhorn and the cameras and it was just waiting people on like come on come on come on appear. and when we got there, they were already firing and shooting teargas into the crowds. and what really upset the crowd was when we saw senior senior citizens in the front line pepper sprayed right in the face for no reason. nobody was doing anything violent . but it turned violent. that is what was happening. really. sue and i appreciate you

if the president has said during world war ii, that germany should attack the united states on long island. and lifted undefended, i suspect the congress would'vede consided that an impeachable offense. finally, the defense counsel said that president trump was not directly responsible for the violence at theib capitol. his words were merely a metaphor. his directions were merely suggestions theta violent mob ia spontaneous demonstration. wind the clock back and ask yourself, if any point donald trump did not do the things that he did, with the attack on the capitol what happened. there is only one answer to this question. of course not. have president trump had not told his supporters to march to the capitol, if he had not implored them to come to washington on january 6th in the first place. if he had not it repeatedly lied to them, the election was stolen in the country was being taken from them. the attack would not have happened and could not have happened. january 6th, would not have happened but for the actions of donald trump. here's what the republican leader of the senate said. t

they are doing it in many parts of the city, do you live near freeport, long island, then you know theder of two soldiers, the reason? only the color of their americans can -- american skin. are there church schools in your community? and in the south, do bus drivers and conductors shoot down your fellowmen like this? the answers are all the same, it is still happening, the ku klux klan is alive, the cross of east and brotherhood is burning and violence and race hatred, you can stop it, it is in your hand, whoever you are, parent, teacher, businessman, worker, policeman cochran -- dr., it is in your hands. you can stop it, whoever you are , wherever you are. >> this school had its beginning in slave ships as -- bootlegged across the atlantic long after the out going of trade. it was here on these islands, occupied during the early years of the war by the union forces that emancipation first reached the southern cotton lands and beginnings was made.

today from the film malcolm & marie, zendaya, plus the long island medium, theresa caputo, and we discoverl next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. good morning. good morning, kelly ripa. - morning. good morning. - good to see you. good to see you, too. i love sitting down and popping the hook and eye right off my skirt. it's thursday. you can do that. - such a good feeling. - yeah. yes. thursday, february 4... - mm. - 2004. it's so funny. that looks blue in my monitor, so i was like, "go ahead, ryan. say the day." "you read the blue letters. you read the blue stuff."

es una de las 10 peores tormentas en el área metropolitana de new york aquí en long island hay acumulacionesan por la avenida las autoridades han reportado que sean enviados miembros de la guardia nacional el transporte público restringido en las escuelas se extiende por dos días más la prohibición para que haya clases pr todo por internet se postergan la cita en centros de vacunación ha dejado la tormenta a centenares de familias sin electricidad les informó telemundo >> están reanudando pruebas de manejos las pruebas estarna disponible este mes el zoológico de oakland se prepara para reabrir sus puertas el miércoles cualquier persona mayor de dos años debe usar el cubreboca en santa clara pueden abrir el 22 de mayo tendrá capacidad limitada comienza el proceso de remover una estatua que causa polémica como lo ven ustedes se llama thomas es un hecho por eso ha sido vandalizada dijo el alcalde vale la pena atomentar a nuestros vecinos con una imagen que la ven opresiva >> un sujeto se hizo pasar por ella para pedir dinero a sus amigos les presentamos la advertencia además detalles de la tort

you notice the terminal then runs north and eastward of across northern long island. in that cook, on this map on the top is park slope. that's the terminal marine coming up the west side of brooklyn, and then a grand army plaza, he makes a right turn. and it comes in this direction. that's why eastern parkway was built where he was was built. and there is a prospect park in the elbow -- the first thing that they said we could do in brooklyn they could not doing work, east of flat bush avenue, they set aside a triangular piece of land for all of the constitution of brooklyn and eventually brooklyn -- brooklyn get britannica ends and for 50 years, this southern ship of the gardens one of the civic monuments where the dodgers play. all this could go on, and be independent of prospect park. they did not want buildings in their parks. they said look, we live in cities that are full of buildings, we'd only buildings when we go into the park. so, they got this triangle of cultural institutions on the other side of flat bush avenue and then they also could build and brooklyn

not really any mix until you get to long island. queens and eastward, sleet and that doesn't pile up as fast. to philadelphia, mix over a little bit. and for d.c., you're just about done for what you see now. lingering flurries, an inch or two here. hour by hour. 8:00 in the morning, we aren't snowing yet in boston, but by 2 or 3 we certainly are. 3:00, heavy snow new york. heavy snow connecticut. very heavy snow new york city and into new york city. the poconos, adirondacks and cat skills. boston and the cape you have mixed over washing away some of the snow totals. by 8:00 tomorrow morning things begin to taper off. that's 24 hours from now. we get a lot of snow between now and then. some spots, i'm assuming, some spots in northern new jersey, morristown, whatever the numbers will be will pick up between 24 and 30 inches of snow. let's hope that bull's eye is not over new york city. so many streets, so many people and so much of a bigger headache with 15 compared to 30. >> recipe for a tremendous problem. thanks so much. >>> presi

at the present tie, 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

they seize long island, manhattan island, staten island, what we now think of the boroughs of new york city is full of some of the surrounding area but never able to penetrate deeper into the country. there exists this kind of no man's land, this kind of hard border in between revolutionary new york and british occupied new york. and because of this the british are unwilling to restore full civil government to the areas they occupy. instead there is this a mix of military government led by the commanding general of the army, william howe and carlton. and the commandant of the city of new york itself are responsible for keeping order on the streets. they work with a series of a group of civilian former officials, led by andrew elliott, former customs collector who is given the title of chief of police or chief magistrate of police depending on which source you read, and he is kind of responsible for the civilian apparatus that thing keeps order in the streets and reports back to the military with kind of offenders. in this way they get civilians a stake in the administration and actuall

. >> reporter: cvs began a pilot program last month on long island >> it was absolutely nothing, i feel fine. >> reporter: serving under served populations to have equal access to the vaccination. >> make sure we deal with vulnerable areas >> there is a dire need for the vaccine and we are competed that it is coming our way >> reporter: you need to be eligible under your st e' ccine rules and sign up online on the hotline >>> tom costello, thanks, i want to turn on the rise of attack on asian-americans. our vicky nguyen has more >> reporter: brazen attack against asian americans. this man being under attacked >> we are a community under attack >> reporter: there is been the black lives matter movement and now it is an asian life matter movement, these kinds of attacks are wrong and people are getting fed up >> reporter: nbc news reported an asian attack last spring after stop aapi hate created a national hate system >> people getting pushed and shoved >> reporter: what should someone do if they are the victim of something like this? >> you have to get to a safe space and we encourage pe

do you live near freeport, long island? then you know of the murder of two negro soldiers.can skin. are there church schools in your city? is this your community? and in the south, do bust drivers and conductors shootdown your fellow men like this? the answers are all the same, it's still happening, the ku klux klan is alive. the cross of peace and brotherhood is burning and violence in a sacred. you can stop it. it's in your hand, whoever you are, parents, teacher, businessmen, worker, policemen, dr., it's in your hands. you can stop it in your hometown, whoever you are. wherever you are. you are watching american history tv every weekend on c-span three explore our nations past, american history tv on c-span 3 created by americas cable television companies. today we are brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >> american history tv on c-span 3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend coming up this weekend, saturday, at 6 pm eastern on the civil war a discussion with h.

some people called it the bridge to long island. other people called it the new york and brooklyn bridge. other people called it the east river bridge. and eventually got the name brooklyn bridge. on the upper left, you can see the delaware aqueduct that was designed in 1849 to bring the delaware and hudson cancel over the delaware river. that's a river going underneath it. and the bridge technology allowed the widest clearance for boats on the delaware river. that was the reason why suspension technology was used. today it's a roadway. i was there many years ago. it may even be closed as a roadway. it may be a pedestrian's bridge. i don't know. but the technology, it's a beautiful structure. it's north of interstate 84. it connects pennsylvania with new york. that bridge is only 500-plus feet long. the brooklyn bridge will be a mile long but the central span -- and that's what counts -- is going to be 1600 feet. and that central span is very important. this is why the suspension technology was used. it gave you the widest span. the

gets heavy in new york city and heavy band of snow is going to set up across long island, new jersey,ower hudson valley, moving into new england through the day. along the coast could be mixture but snow on and off 48 hours, very slow-moving storm. and not just snow but wind and lot of wind. gusts 65 miles an hour along the coast. areas of blue are hurricane force wind gusts because water will pile up, two to three feet of flooding. inundation in people's homes and power outages because of the wind gusts past 60 and 70 miles an hour on cape cod. how much snow? doozy of a storm, especially new york city, areas north and west. new jersey and areas of new england, 18 to 24-plus inches of snow. going to be quite the snowstorm, jerrick ka, back to you in the warm studio. >> it feels chilly, trust me. jeff in new york. thanks. >>> first time in less than two months, 100,000 americans have been hospitalized for covid-19 ut january still the deadliest month in covid crisis. more than 94,000 people have died this month alone. cbs's lilia luciano is in los angeles with the latest there. good ev

long island this morning, they announced they found the first case of the south african.au county. so canada has shut down all these nonessential businesses where you can catch the virus. bars and restaurants. these people are getting checks monthly to keep them out of circulation. in these countries, is more important to shut down. in china, where it first started in wuhan, they are celebrating chinese new year when a year ago, people were in the sidewalks dying. the initiative to do it has to do over the economic concerns, they were able to attack it a lot better where we haven't -- >> understood, helen, your reaction to what you heard from the color. >> this is sort of out of my range but i'd be curious to know which countries you think are vaccinating teenagers because the only vaccine approved for use under these age of 18 is the pfizer and that's only, they have not been tested yet most teens and certainly not children so i'd be very surprised the countries are using them in that way yet. particularly, given the highest risk is for elderly people and people who have

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we've had some blizzard conditions with winds already, coastal new jersey, long island, coastal connecticutnd new york city, this is where we're going to see critical problems when it comes to just travel, either by road or by air. you're going to have problems. of course, when it comes to water if you live on the coastline. more on that in a minute. take a look at these totals to come. boston, 6 to 12. look at this. you have to look at new york city. records go back, brooke, 150 years. this could easily crack the top ten, possibly the top five. when you look at the snow totals inland, up to two feet or more. here is the problem with the flooding. coastal flooding has been occurring of the coastal jersey into areas of new york. battery park could see highest water levels they've seen since super storm sandy. if it gets to around high tide tonight athe sea wall and flood the boardwalk. this storm is still crank ing u. temperatures will be cold enough to keep the snow on the ground for a while. it says something when you look at 150 years worth of records and we could get close to the top fiv

. >> jimmy: you're in long island right now? >> no, now in florida right now. a little bit. >> jimmy: i gotcha. how's it been going long down-wise? it's nice to avoid the snow but have you been -- are you okay? you seem like a gregarious guy who might not love staying indoors. >> i didn't love it in the beginning but i said, i'm going to make something of this, i'm going to be the one guy who comes out of quarantine better than i went in. that was very important to me. for a while. [ laughter ] then i -- i -- i rocketed up like 30 pounds. [ laughter ] it got away from me. i couldn't. it was -- it was so brutal. so i just started using the lockdown to my advantage, you know. i would start looking at things and saying, how can we benefit from this? then i would say, well, there are things that you can't do. like i told everybody, i want to go to the gym, but it felt like it was too risky. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh. i have the same feeling. >> right? >> jimmy: it's very -- yeah, very selfless of you, really. [ laughter ] some would call you a hero. >> some. you

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i have the honor of representing the first congressional district of long island. as in the words of mr. raskin and mr. neguse, impeachment is not to remove somebody from office. impeachment is set to keep each of us safe, to hold our freedom, to safeguard our democracy. it achieves that by deterring abuse of the extraordinary power that we entrust to our presidents from the very first day in office to the very last day. it also ensures accountability for presidents who harm us or our government. in the aftermath of a tragedy, it allows us an opportunity to come together and to heal by working through what happened and reaffirming our constitutional principles. and it authorizes this body and this body alone to disqualify from our political system anybody whose conduct in office proves that they present a danger to the republic. but impeachment would fail to achieve these purposes if you created, for the first time ever, despite the words of the framers and the constitution, a january exception, as mr. raskin explained. now, i was a former defense lawyer for many y

hello from rhode island we are the ocean state and we are home to the usa 1st offshore wind farm long island is about 13 miles south of rhode island 3 miles from its coastline 5 massive wind turbines now rise above the atlantic ocean supplying 30 megawatts of electricity to not only the island community but also to the rhode island grid until those windmills our island. power plant was burning and belching into the atmosphere a 1000000 gallons of diesel fuel a year now there are new wind farms planted in the waters off shore of new england and elsewhere what other renewable energy progress can we expect under the think green of biden administration let's ask brian keene's president of smart power dot org named the nation's best nonprofit marketing firm helping to get the message out about energy efficiency and clean energy brian among other quick actions this president is taking to undo what the last president did is to get us back into the paris accord refresh our memory give us the cliff notes on the paris accord. well sure what a difference a week makes a you know quite frankly the presid

he's probably most famously associated with the new york area, long island, new york city, but he also spent some formative months in new orleans as you know, and others know and then a decade in washington dc the time period that i focused on and then at the end of his life, of course he was in the philadelphia and camden new jersey area. so those are the four big places for whitman and it seemed to me that the washington decade had been you know studied but in some ways strangely neglected, it hadn't really been given its due and i started to gravitate toward that i did a digital project on civil war washington that's studied the transformation of the city over the four years of civil war and it's fascinating what happened to the city during that time quadrupled in size and the racial and ethnic makeup of the city changed profoundly washington, of course was surrounded by a couple of slaves states and so fugitive slaves came pouring into the city and there were many immigrants and there were prostitutes coming to the city and there were people coming in to make a buck and all kinds o

we believe the sign that was in the entrance just said that it was the number one the syllabi on long island and we wanted nothing more but the but the best for our mother so we thought she would have never been any harm or danger we were visiting her every single day and then until the shutdown ultimately the shutdown has assassinated the death because when family can't get in an advocate for their loved ones there's more there's more incidence of neglect well before the cole ruling the state's attorney general posted her own report suggesting governor cuomo had ministration misled the public and undercounted deaths associated with nursing homes by at least 50 percent however health officials claimed that they always made it clear that the numbers only included those who died holmes norton hospital later in the months further it took to provide cumulative dates were spent on order to well new york health department also insists that that's right well below the national average vivian's ice again believes the governor's office deliberately hid the real numbers . we were trying to figure out

snow problems today now in the ohio valley from philadelphia north wards, coastal jersey, also long islandnd new york city will see a mix. by 5:00 p.m. still rain from boston to hartford and a little bit of snow interior sections, especially much of new york state and pennsylvania will pick up two to four inches of snow from this event. i mentioned warm in the deep south, how's 70 degrees and sunny sounh highs in the mid-30's how about this for reward and recovery forecast. sunny and nice they deserve it in the south, guys, the warmth and sunshine and it will last much of this week. >> they need all of the breaks they can get. >> it's like weather whiplash. all right. bill, thanks. >>> nearly a thousand girls and woman reached a major milestone becoming the first group of female eagle scouts. they were honored by the boy scouts in a virtual celebration. the rank requires at least 21 merit badges and only about 6% of scouts reach that rank. >>> president biden cabinet picks prepare for senate showdown. >> remembering those lost as we pass an incomprehensivible milestone. low sugar. mmm, bir

primer caso de la variante sudafricana, indicÓ el gobernador cuomo que se trata de un residente de long islanddosis para ser administradas, el alcalde bill de blasio visitÓ un centro de vacunaciÓn en brooklyn, invitando a los ciudadanos a inmunizarse. >>> vacunar a todos es el camino para recuperar una mejor ciudad para todos. >>> gracias por este informe. ahora le quiero hablar del condado san mateo, porque ahÍ las autoridades reportan un alto nÚmero de muertes, precisamente, por covid-19. fÍjese que el presidente de la junta de supervisores de ese condado, canepa, revelÓ que la semana pasada, en ese condado se registrÓ el mayor nÚmero de fallecimientos en lo que va de la pandemia. diariamente en ese condado se registran 41 personas fallecidas en un solo dÍa. por lo que el funcionario dijo que sin una distribuciÓn equitativa de la vacuna, difÍcilmente las cifras bajarÍan. asÍ mismo dijo que la prioridad para las autoridades es que nadie se quede sin recibir la vacuna. vamos al condado de marÍn, ahÍ tambiÉn abren el primer centro de vacunaciÓn masiva. quiere saber dÓnde estÁ? aquÍ se lo coment

west chester, long island. i believe 50%.cal but i'm going to say it i think it's very political. new york city was used as a pawn. >> this is your whole life. this is your livelihood. >> that's right. >> you put so much into it. >> my family life. my co-workers a lot of people depending on this. so we have support right now. >> mr. cuomo and mr. de blasio, please work with a small business owners. especially the restaurant industry. you shut us down but you have to think about us, too. we have got employees. they have families. they have kids. >> do you think that people can eat inside and stay safe? >> absolutely. absolutely. come in. if you are not well, stay home. >> yeah, you know, to be honest i had some pretty are emotional conversations some are going better than others. the ones that are struggling are really struggling. i spoke to one man so stressed out and felt so bad for his employees because he hasn't been able to turn a profit in a while. they are not getting paid right now. he says that he goes home and he thi

gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials from long island on sunset she and president we need to be released quickly. and in it we want all the people from the winning party the n l d to be released that's what we all want and in my family are not. monks and protesters marched holding the red flags of our unsung see cheese national league for democracy they say it's their last chance to fight the dictatorship. to use power to run the country and use the country's resources for their families and for the own sake they don't do anything good for the citizens and the country's development. and that will read protests in the capitals night people demonstrators braved police water canon blocking that path. many here a state employees perhaps a sign of the anger of those who have briefly enjoyed democracy after 5 decades of military rule. in a t.v. address to the nation the country's new military lead us all to justify the care that gentlemen online repeated the military's line that campaigning in last november's poll had been unfair you know. we'

new york reporting its first case of the south africa variant in a long island resident. and the vaccine maybe less protective against it. >> if in fact this becomes more dominant we may have to get a version of the vaccine that is directed specifically against the variant. >> reporter: dr. fauci warning americans could be wearing masks into 2022. the vaccination effort slowed down across the country, after the dangerous winter weather storm. delaying 6 million doses. even with the delays the fight continues. with vaccination efforts now ramping up around the country. in california, governor newsom touring a new vaccination site. highlighting a need to address black and brown communities hit hard. this morning, a new study suggests people who receive both shots are 96% less likely to get sick. this weekend, the country starting to get back to normal. easing covid restrictions and using green passes to residents who are vaccinated. while here at home, the biden administration pushes to get kids in classrooms. an /* they will address it this week in the $2 trillion relief p

currents do max and i grew up on the east coast of america spent many a summer out on the beach on long island and one thing you know is that currents occur and what to do with the rip currents well according to usa today on an article about deadly rip currents they say rip currents occur in bodies of water with breaking waves they are channels of water that flow at a faster pace than the surrounding area swimmers who are caught in rip currents can get sucked away at speeds of up to 8 feet per 2nd far too fast for many swimmers to make it safely back to shore and what to do the swimmers who don't make it back to shore do they always try that they panic and then they they see themselves being pushed away from the shore and they panic and try harder and harder to get to shore which is the exact thing you should not do you should just relax go with the flow and let it take you and then swim away slowly exactly right panic into the problem panic into the problem so this is this is the end leading into this central bank panic i believe yes so since 2008 we've seen central banks panic and everything

and on long island. but it's a multi instrumentalist tussled only 25 so can i call china should musical genius. you can make your own minds up in a minute also sing culture today. unique museum in israel celebrating german jewish heritage. and we visit the last surviving family business in venice making gold leaf. pots we begin with the australian musician tassel thomas a multi instrumentalist with a bag full of talents who came to the world's attention value to time superstar the 1st single jungle having gone to diddy 100000000 clicks on you tube tasha's non-binary and wants to be referred to as they however are not to be confused is just one person producing this music and playing all the instruments. i. i. i. i. am a living room out into the wide world tash whole town a song jungle is a viral hit. at that song when i was fresh out of high school i was 18 years old. castletown his videos of busking in downtown melbourne and bedroom performances have been watched by millions of people. the fact that it'

it gets heavy this new york city and a real heavy band of snow is going to set up right across long island, new jersey, lower hudson valley, eastern pennsylvania tomorrow which moves into new england as we head through the day. along the coast could be a mixture but it will snow on and off for 48 hours. a very slow-moving storm.and s s wind and it is a lot of wind. we're going to see gusts 55, 60 miles an hour along the coast. look at those areas of blue. those are hurricane force wind gusts. because of that water is going to pile up along the coastline. we'll see 2-3 feet of flooding, that means inundation in people's homes and power outages because of the wind gusts past 60 and 70 miles an hour on cape cod. how much snow are we likely to. it is going to be a doozy of a snow storm. especially new york city. just areas north and west into northern new jersey, eastern pennsylvania and other areas of new england. we're going to see 18-24 plus inches of snow. it is going to be quite the snow storm jericka, tossing it back to you in the warm studio. >> duncan: but it feels chilly in here. jeff

. >> reporter: fish and long island life says chevron will be responsible for clean-up and response costs. many in the bay area remember the devastating costco buson spill in 2007. a much larger spill, but an example of the impact a spill can have. >> it doesn't take a lot of sheen to spread, you know, too big areas. so even, you know, a few gallons of petroleum can create a big sheen. it's too early to know the impact at this time. >> reporter: fish and wildlife said if you find birds don't handle them. call the wildlife care network. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. we will keep a close eye on the cleanup effort and the fallout. our twitter page is a resource for updates. we have ben tweeting pictures like this all day. our handle is @nbc bay area. >> we are in free he mont where officers are looking for one armed gunman on the loose. just before 5:00 officers tried to pull over a car. several people got out and ran. one shot back. no one was hurt, but officers arrested two juveniles. >> i'd like to highlight this is another example of the dangers that the officers go t