long island was spared during this last storm but if you think of long island being in the center ofge bodies of water, that's the atlantic ocean and long island sound and sitting at low level area, there is not a lot of hills you are at sea level. tell us the damage experienced on long island. >> the word unprecedented has been said quite a bit the last couple of years but we did get an unprecedented amount of rain. three inches in one hour. the single largest amount we've had in more than 80 years since this data has been collected. so we had just torrential unprecedented deluge. flooding, abandoned cars. police had to rescue folks from an abandoned car and elderly person from their house. we want to thank the governor for giving us the help we need and now we're clearing up but it is deceptive now because it is completely dry, the sun has evaporated most of the flooding. the sky is blue. you wouldn't know we experienced it last night. >> julie: i think long island as a whole was spared when you look at the damage in pennsylvania and new jersey. one has to wonder if one could prope

he could not win the battle of long island. he was vastly outnumbered and surrounded on three sides. all that washington could do was in a deep fog that fell over his army, get in a boat in secret troops over too manhattan island. even though the british had successfully beat him in that battle, when the fog lifted they realize he and his army had gotten away. so they survive to fight another day. but samuel townsend went back home to oyster bay. so after we lost this battle and after that general was struck by the british by a sword and later died of his wounds, all of long island was taken by the british. all of new york city became british headquarters. so the house you see in this drawing on the bottom side, became british headquarters in our town. and every time a commander and his regiment would come into oyster bay they would stay in our household. there were a whole series of these regiments and commanders, one after the other. the one people really remembers this fellow criminal john graves' inco. he commanded a regime

he could not win the battle of long island.stly outnumbered and surrounded on three sides. all that washington could do was in a deep fog that fell over his army, get in a boat in secret troops over too manhattan island. even though the british had successfully beat him in that battle, when the fog lifted they realize he and his army had gotten away. so they survive to fight another day. but samuel townsend went back home to oyster bay. so after we lost this battle and after that general was struck by the british by a sword and later died of his wounds, all of long island was taken by the british. all of new york city became british headquarters. so the house you see in this drawing on the bottom side, became british headquarters in our town. and every time a commander and his regiment would come into oyster bay they would stay in our household. there were a whole series of these regiments and commanders, one after the other. the one people really remembers this fellow criminal john graves' inco. he commanded a regiment called

>>> memorial service for gabby petito held today near her long island hometown. gabby's father and step-father both giving public eulogies, paying tribute to their daughter. hello. welcome to fox news live. i'm arthel neville. hi eric. >> eric: hello arthel. hello everyone. welcome. i'm eric shawn. family and friends gathered earlier this morning to privately remember ms. petito. members of the public joining hours later for an open service that is still continuing as you can see. the 22-year-old was found dead in a national park while going missing while on a cross-country road trip with her fiance brian laundrie. her remains are still in wyoming we're told with the fbi as the investigation and manhunt for her fiance continues. laura ingle live outside the funeral home in long island where she was remembered as an inspiration. hi, laura. >> hi, eric, indeed, family and friends have been pouring in all day long, those who came here to remember gabby petito and those who didn't know her. as you mentioned, this was open to the public. there's been a huge outpouring

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mostly westchester, rocklin, the burroughs, long island. we need real numbers to submit to the federal government to meet the threshold of $30 million. that will be -- that will not be a problem, we are well in excess of that. that was starting help on the ground. i've deployed our department of financial services, what do they have to do with this? that is the insurance, my friends. i want them on the ground, they are at the library, they will be open till 5:00 today, go over there, have an assessment -- your best estimate of the damage that has occurred, your property laws. they will help you fill out the paperwork and understand what you need to do. we are going to be hands-on, this is a frightening experience. homeowners were going about their lives two days ago, now figuring out how to get on with their lives. all of agencies have been deployed to help. i think that is all i had in terms of where we are right now. someone called this a 500 year event, i do not buy it. i was up on lake ontario in 2017, we had what was up 100 year event.

he escaped from a slaughterhouse on long island more than two months ago.een following his journey. now he's finally been corralled at a former duck farm. >> the bull caused quite a stir when he escaped and ran through a residential neighborhood and ran through a highway. >> barney is not headed back to the slaughterhouse, he will head to a sanctuary in new jersey. because we've named him. >> yes, barney, i love it. oh, my goodness, this video never gets old. >>> now to the pup down under who can't spare a square. >> he has a habit of a morning we see the evidence. >> but that's not all he likes to swipe. his owner says he gets up to mischief going to people's camps and snatching washers, thongs and things. >> that's a direct quote. >> thongs and things. >> we don't know the other tings, but guess what, it's the friday polka. >> from cincinnati, ohio. ♪ ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ ♪ all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac ♪ ♪ and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at

that is the hallway of the meloni funeral home in holbrooke, long island.amily photos of gabby petito and the composite of her with angel wings. these are family, friends, relatives, members of the general public who the family is allowing to attend this service, a chance for all those who loved gabby and strangers who didn't even know her but only know her through the media reports to share their grief and feelings about gabby, what happened to the service that will continue throughout the rest of the afternoon for several hours. we're waiting for that to get underway. as the intense manhunt for her fiance brian laundrie is continuing in that florida swamp. it was a week ago, one week, laundrie's family lawyer said they hadn't seen brian for three days. that he left the car at the wilderness site. it is a site filled with alligators and snakes. there is no proof he is even there. charles watson is live in florida with the latest on the intense manhunt. reporter: eric, the question on some peoples minds where is brian laundrie. includes famous reality tv st

northern new jersey, sections around new york city, out on long island, connecticut, all of this is headingstained winds, 30, 35 miles an hour or so and the governors in both states are warning of severe conditions throughout the night some areas expected to get two to eight inches of rain. flash flooding is in the forecast tornadoes are clearly happening now and are likely throughout the night. full coverage throughout this newscast throughout the night. full coverage throughout thi >>> first, though, a pill to treat covid? approved by the end of the year? that's what two drug companies say they're hoping for they made a big announcement today, and it's next ♪ you'll jump for joy. ♪ here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. >>> charges filed in the death of elijah mcklain. two police officers, one former officer and two paramedics all charged.mcklain. tw mcclain was a black man who police detained and placed in a chokehold. then medics gave him a powerful sedative and he later died it happened in aurora, c

for fairfield county, nassau county, into westchester as well. >> that's all of long island all of iter active flash flood warnings, and this is what we expected, this heavier rain to start to arrive during the dinner time hours and continuing through the evening. the bad news is that we're just kind of getting starting i would expect heavy rain to continue at least up until midnight if not into the overnight hours. we're still looking at several inches of additional rainfall on top of what we've already seen for many communities it's two to four inches already. >> flash flood morning for -- >> all of had an in new jersey a whale long island and parts of connecticut, northern new jersey if you're in that region, and we know so many of our viewers are, we suggest you tune in to nbc 4 new york for the latest updates. they'll have them for you throughout the night >>> and now, you know the news of this wednesday, september 1st, 2021. be safe out there. follow us on instagram and follow us on instagram and twitter at welcome to allstate. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride

let's take a look at the forecast for this week here on the north fork of long island.s quite humid. we are expecting the potential for some showers, just to the east of us. we're hoping that the showers hold off for our morning here on long island but we could see a stray shower or two. for the rest of the week, as we remember all those we lost on 9/11, very warm forecast for new york and around the new york city area where we have plenty of memorials to cover. on thursday, the potential for some showers but on saturday, the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we're going to see clear skies just like we saw on the day where we lost so many. the current temperatures you across new york, 70 on the island here and 60s across the upper midwest. we are looking at the potential for some thunderstorms across the gulf coast area and of course i'm concerned with new orleans where of course they are still cleaning up, heat advisories in effect for the hundreds of thousands who are still without power. we're also tracking hurricane larry, this is a major hurricane. the good news is, it's g

named storm this season >>> new tonight a funeral set for sunday for gabby petito on new york's long island as we learn more about the arrest warrant issued for her fiance the man hunt for him has now been going on for almost a week. catie beck with late developments from florida. >> reporter: tonight brian laundrie is a fugitive, wanted for actions he took in the final days of august part of the homicide investigation of gabby petito armed with a federal arrest warrant, prosecutors say laundrie used someone else's debit card knowingly and with intent to defraud taking $1,000 or more in the days following the last reported sighting of petito the laundrie family's attorney saying in a statement it is my understanding that the arrest warrant for brian laundrie is related to activities related after the death of gabby petito. and not related to her actual demise >> now that there is an arrest warrant, the police can arrest him, take him into custody, take his fingerprints so this is actually a game changer. >> reporter: stretching into its sixth day, the massive search of the 25,000 acre natur

and back in her long island hometown, heartache.w lining the streets, symbolizing a life cut short. >> we want people to look at the ribbons and remember gabby and think of her eyes and how beautiful and vibrant and sparkling she was. >> and this weekend, gabby's family set up a foundation in her honor and the mission is to help other families find their missing children. meanwhile, reward money in the range of around $30,000 is now being offered for more information leading to laundrie's whereabouts. alex. >> sad day there. thank you so much, kathy park. >> he's at it again. donald trump doing what he does best nowadays. but at what cost to the nation? that's next. many kids and so much laundry. i don't have time for pretreating. what even is this? it looks like cheese but it smells like barf. with tide pods, you don't need to worry. the pre-treaters are built in. so you just toss them in before the clothes. tide pods dissolve even when the water is freezing. nice! if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. nicorette knows, quit

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they say she was america's daughter and also long island's daughter and we're here to memorialize longsland's daughter. >> reporter: morgan, in addition to the grief, a lot of people we spoke with are demanding answers and they want justice for gabby and they want to know where brian laundrie is right now. morgan? >> kathy park, thank you for being there all day and we appreciate your reporting. >>> thousands of haitian migrants attempt to enter the u.s. we are live from the border next with the latest process and talking about the role of race and how many say the migrants have been treated. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. psst! psst! allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upset

people coming from connecticut or long island and on and on. i imagine folks are frustrated now and maybe hard for them to talk and they're upset. shimon is trying to get someone to speak. do you have someone, shimon? >> reporter: where do you live? you are trying to get home right now. you are coming from the u.s. open. >> reporter: i don't know if you can hear her. y you were on the subway train. >> i have been waiting here for more than an hour. you are starving and your feet are all wet. >> reporter: what are you going to do? >> there is a ban on vehicle right now. >> reporter: you are trying to get home, you live in queens bridge, if the bronx. >> reporter: they may not run the train tonight, what are you going to do? >> get a hotel if there is anything available. >> i heard this open and i was excited about it and ended up -- >> reporter: a disaster. she's trying to get home to the u.s. open. i saw other folks here who were at the u.s. open. the thing of what's happening is the u.s. train were running. people come here and they are stuck.

you mentioned the memorial that's happening in long island, and we saw on facebook that gabby petito's mother posted for the first time in almost two weeks and it was a message to everyone who has been following the story of her daughter and she writes as i scroll through all the posts my heart is full of love. i wish could i reach out and hug each and every one of you. your support has been so overwhelming, and we are so filled with gratitude, and with that gratitude still comes questions. gabby petito's family believe that brian laundrie knows what happened to their daughter, and they are hoping that they will get some answers sometime soon. fred? >> nadia romero, alison kosik, thanks to both of you, appreciate it. all right. still ahead. does house speaker nancy pelosi have the votes to pass president biden's infrastructure plan? what she's now saying about a possible vote this week. plus, leading democrats and republicans pointing fingers at each other after talks break down on a police reform bill. i'll talk about that and so much more with congresswoman barbara lee. she's coming

it looked like a large turnout today on long island, kathy. >> reporter: kate, it certainly was.d that approximately 1200 people stopped by this funeral home, people from all across the country, some traveling as far away as california to pay their respects. >> all right. kathy, thank you. >>> still ahead our special report about the shortage of a life saving drug and what is being done to boost supplies. >>> plus the dramatic newideo from the v if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters a

todd: a long island beach that was once a site where people watched in horror as the world trade centerhe victims. jillian: patel a lot of the fallen as america marks 20 years since the september 11th attack which fox news senior meteorologist janice dean is why that point lookout. >> can't wait till the sun comes up because you will see this beautiful memorial on long island that i love because my friend pfeiffer who was a firefighter with my husband sean in manhattan when the towers came down, we lost ray a couple years ago because of 9/11-related cancer and he thought very hard to expand a bill to make sure first responders got healthcare, that is on the memorial here, one of his favorite places. he spent 911s remembering the following. it is an important monument for me to show you on "fox and friends". the weather here is spectacular. ray is helping me out, clear skies, no rain in the forecast, no humidity. a wonderful morning, there's the temperature, 67 it point lookout, visiting different memorials to commemorate this important day 20 years ago when the twin towers fell. the pas

eric: gabby from blue point on long island, a beautiful town. certainly heartbreaking.es, thank you. arthel: a roadside bomb hits in eastern afghanistan, the extent of the damage still unclear and so far no one has claimed responsibility. all this as the taliban reportedly hangs the body of an accused kidnapper in the square of one city. trey yingst live in kabul. if trey, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. the taliban appears to be bringing back medieval punishment. we have questioned the group about this and other reports indicating that american allies are being targeted. on the weekend afghans will come outside the capital of kabul, ride horses, go to an amusement park and even rest by the lake. there are taliban fighters throughout this area, we even talked to a few of them who were interacting with civilians here, but it's not this pleasant across the rest of afghanistan. there are credible reports of the taliban executing their enemies. the taliban keeps telling us no one will be harmed and no one will be killed, but we have seen evid

still some heavy rain over long island.f you have any rain in new england, they're really getting hit hard. all of this is moving off to the north. it is over connecticut, rhode island and massachusetts. two to five inches expected overnight. so check on your family, your friends and also, if you have an airport flight tomorrow, there could be certainly some delays and also some cancellations. we're following this. more video, more stories on nbcbayarea.com. let's bring you over to the west coast. we are tracking some fairly comfortable weather. at least in the bay area. we have this system to the north hoping the cool us off. keeping the thickest smoke to the east and also bringing back some fog in the morning. so let's get you set up. the thursday morning forecast. you can see the fog in the coastline. clouds over the north bay and the east bay. not too much in the south bay and then we'll get our sunshine returning. the other thing with the fog in the morning, it will be chilly. make sure you have the jacket out for your

here's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of mourners gathering at this long island funeral home in memory of gabby petito. >> she was just a great person from a great family. >> reporter: joining friends and family, community leaders, and supportive strangers, including firefighters from multiple departments. gabby's father joseph addressing the crowd. >> i want you to be inspired by gabby. that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: authorities still investigating gabby's death, hunting for her boyfriend brian laundrie, who is charged with unauthorized use of a debit card but just a person of interest in her disappearance. today in florida, search crews back out in that nature reserve where brian's family said he may be. and the family's attorney confirming fbi agents returned to their home today, requesting some personal items belonging to brian laundrie to assist them with dna matching. combined rewards for information leading to laundrie's capture, now climbing to $30,000. as this weekend, homes, businesses, and government buildings lit up in blue in gabby's honor. >> i

new york also spawns the long island parkway system. this is designed initially not as nydat but ny state park system. so the state parks, robert moses who is a rather famous builder, developer in new york designs in his early years of work the new york long island parks parkway system. what this system did was connected manhattan, people living in manhattan, out to the beaches of long island. we talked about this earlier in our national state park lecture about jones beach state park, places like this which are these massive recreational facilities and people could hop on their car in the bronx, get on the central parkway, midtown, southern parkway and come out to the beaches. so popular 350,000 users in one summer day in 1936. who knew there were that many cars in new york at the time. two view sheds so a couple things we're beginning to see here in terms of design, we're beginning to start to think about not just one highway arch, but two for traffic in two directions. so we're starting to expand the ideas and here again that delight

back in her long island hometown, hart ache. blue ribbons lining the streets, symboliing a life cut short. >> we want people to look at the ribbons and remember gabby. think of her eyes and how beautiful and vibrant she was. >> reporter: and this weekend gabby's family set up a foundation in her honor. the mission is to help other families find their missing children. willie? >> kathy park i >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week including the latest physical threat from mixed martial arts star connor mcgregg gor. to this one, anyone sitting in the front row while he's throwing out the first pitch. >>> and a flood rescue while marching in dress uniforms. >>> up next, our sunday focus on the national epidemic of drug overdoses spiking during the pandemic. with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement introducing the new citi custom cash℠ card, a differ

i went to sleep thinking that the power might be out on long island. be safe and luckily with technology i can broadcast from home but it's really up to yourself and what you're going to do with your family. we give you these reports but you have to do with that information and decide what am i going to do, am i going to travel across high water, well, we can't make that decision for you so you really have to protect yourselves and listen to your local officials, you know. that's it. ainsley: brian, i was talking to some of the co-workers that were trying to come in last night and they said the highway out in long island was completely under water and they were just stuck in traffic. no one was moving and they stayed in their car for 4 to 5 hours last night and did you experience something similar trying to come to work this morning, brian. brian: a couple of things, my daughter was going to be playing in newark, new jersey in college game and that got canceled so i already had a car in manhattan. they were kind enough to send, i got a 45-minute ride.

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. ♪ ♪ mike: memorial service for gabby petito underway on long island this afternoon where loved onesemembering the 22-year-old woman. we have team coverage. charles watson has the latest on brian laundrie as law enforcement tries to track him down, but let's start with laura ingle on long island where hundreds are gathered for the funeral of gabby petito. hem low are, laura. >> reporter: hi, mike. it has been a busy morning. family, friends and community members have all been streaming into this funeral home you see here behind me to remember the 22-year-old whose disappearance captured the attention of the nation. and if you can see that blue sign behind me with the red heart. it reads blue point. that is her hometown who is collectively mourning her loss told x. we'll take you inside, there's a live stream of what is going on at this memorial service in celebration of life. her father joe and her stepfather jim schmidt just gave eulogies remembering gabby, hoping those here today will walk away remembering the love she had for life. >> gabby is the most amazing person i've ever met

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specialist about dupixent. >>> tonight, new developments in the nationwide search for a missing long islande who lived in north port, florida. she disappeared on a trip with her boyfriend. he's now a person of interest. they said he drove home alone ten days before her family reported her missing. they last heard from her in wyoming. >>> and gavin newsom is keeping his job, defeating the republican-led recall vote in a landside, saying the no vote on the recall was a yes vote on his handling of the pandemic. top challenger radio host larry elder conceding the battle but saying, quote, we certainly are going to win the war. the failed recall vote cost that state 3$300 million. >>> when we come back tonight, robin roberts with poet and activist amanda gorman. >>> and later, that launch just minutes away. to walk on the bea. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain

that's what long island is about. thus, that's why you have an apb out right now as far as this story line is concerned. >> mark, let's talk about the time line here and how important it is to create an accurate one as investigators piece together what happened. you have when petito was last seen, when laundrie was last seen in wyoming. when laundrie was last seen in florida when his family reported him missing. right now how crucial is that exact time line? >> establishing that time line is critical to locating gabby and that's why the information coming in, the investigators undoubtedly are pouring through it and trying to establish a clear, well defined time line. they're going to be examining all of the evidence that's out there available, body cam of police interaction with the couple. trying to locate any pings on cellular devices, any witness accounts for seeing either of the individuals, mr. laundrie or ms. petito and trying to put this time line together in hopes of locating an area and limiting an area that

new york, the british conveyed in the late summer of 1776, long island, manhattan island, staten islandthink of as the boroughs of new york city and surrounding areas are never able to penetrate deeper into the country so there exists this kind of no man's land, this hard water in between evolutionary new york and british occupy new york. because of this, the british are unwilling to restore full civil government to be areas they occupy. instead there is this mix of military government led by commanding general of the army, william and sir henry and carlton the city of new york itself responsible for keeping order on the street. they work with a series of a group of civilian of former officials led by andrew elliott, a collector who is given the title of chief of police or superintendent of police depending on which source you read and he is kind of responsible for the civilian apparatus keeps order in the streets reports back to the military offenders. they give civilians a stake in the administration and provide lodging for the poor and people who couldn't afford it based on loyalty a

his wife could see the smoke from her house in long island. the phones were jammed up. he couldn't go back to his office for two weeks, but you could see the destruction from his office down below. the day before, my friend visited the twin towers on a tour. she was there on the 10th. then the tragedy happened the next day. everyone i worked with, her son was supposed to be on the flight from boston. she passed away. i brought food and she had the priest over. it was horrible. come to find out -- that was unfortunate that he had left early but he hadn't told anyone. she thought her son had died. >> thank you for those stories. we appreciate everyone who has been with us today calling in sharing your stories on the 20th anniversary. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. building infrastructure, building technology big and small. charter is connecting this. parks charter communications supports c-span along with these other television providers giving you from rosita democracy. -- a front row seat from democracy. >> wash

. >> reporter: something we witnessed firsthand at the guide dog foundation in smithtown, long islandhis bond is just so deep, it's hard to describe. you just fall in love with them. and they fall in love with you. and you're a team. >> reporter: meanwhile, back at duke, this kindergarten class, ethel, gilda, dunn, gloria and fearless, attempting to get that class photo. >> this is the most adorable chaos that i've ever seen. >> reporter: in the coming weeks, they'll undergo early aptitude testing. they will identify the puppies most likely to graduate as consist dance dogs. they will play games to determine which jobs they are best suited for. >> we have about 100 duke undergraduates involved. they do everything from taking the puppies back to their dorm at night to look after them at nighttime. they scoop the poop. they feed them. help us with the research. duke students are the backbone of this project. >> reporter: duke students working from 8 to 20 weeks old, until graduation day when the pups are ready to go fetch their dream job. each puppy is assigned to three student voluntee

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there were two names at the end and one name left was the guy i worked with in the long island officeecret service and i thought -- i don't and he made it. it turned out he was in nigeria on a criminal case and he called it, he nicked his name is kevin. isaac kevin, thank god you are alive, he had just heard. there were still one name left. he didn't make it. that was rough. those are real people. i worked as a police officer, 75 precinct and they had a garage next door and in that garage we had emergency service and unit truck seven, i probably walked by -- emergency service is like our s.w.a.t. team and we had a parking lot in the precinct and emergency services unit truck seven, they lost two guys, ran into the towers. those guys were heroes, everybody else was running out, they ran in. i think to myself often, kind of haunting, i probably walked by those guys in the parking lot 100 times, maybe a couple hundred times, a small parking lot but no one will ever buy those guys again. this is tough tonight, i'm sorry. i thought this would be a little easier but it's not. listen, god ha

on long island where her family lives, the morrill is a trip -- is a tribute and residents lit candlesveways friday, buildings and homes illuminated in blue, gabby's favorite color. kelly had planned to visit noreen gibbons in portland, oregon during her cross-country trip with laundrie. >> she was a bri she was a bri a star. >> laundrie was last seen 11 days ants he is charged with unauthorized use of a debit card to allegedly withdraw money after gabby's death. on thursday, daily mail cameras captured his parents traveling to orlando to meet with their attorney. liz: we we we that story. meantime, the crew ship that was once stranded because of a covid outbreak set sail for the first time in 18 months. we are talking about the grand princess that spent time in the bay area in march 2020 with thousands of people stuck on board. it departed from los angeles yesterday afternoon, all passengers and crew members were required to show full proof of vaccination as well as provide a negative covid test before boarding. the ship traveled that reduced capacity and is headed to cabo san lucas i

at the present me, 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 g

issued a flood emergency in manhattan, brooklyn, queens, the bronx, staten island, and parts of long islandt night. this is the first time such a warning has ever been issued for the city. people were trapped in the subways. but the heroic men and women in the new york fire department rescued all of them. they were trapped. we are seeing the same stories of devastation and heroism across new jersey and pennsylvania as well. for now, 11 people in new york and new jersey died because of the storm, and i want to express my heartfelt thanks to all the first responders and everyone that has been working through the night and well into the morning to save lives. and get power back. . there is a lot of damage, and i made clear to the governors that my team at the federal emergency management agency is on the ground and ready to provide all the assistance that is needed. in fact, our fema director and administrator was a chief federal response officer after superstorm sandy in 2012. she knows what to do. last night, at the request of california governor newsom, i approved an emergency declaration f