alexis mcadams is live on long island.n this. >> i have a part through it not that bad of an assignment you can ask molly she's on struck patrol the other day. at the unofficial end of summer people not think about that yet even though some kids are back to school right in the new york area. take a look over here but ricochet alive look right now the beautiful weather on long island for this the channel leading to the ocean it's when the busiest voting and beach across the country throughout the summer. the beautiful weather police expected busy and choppy waterways per take a look out on long island patrols are in full force. we went with the nasa county marine bureau they control the atlantic ocean just off of north island here for they have about 50 officers keeping a close eye out for sharks. people driving recklessly at boaters distresses what they're really looking out for. last year there 658 boating fatalities nationwide but that's according to the u.s. coast guard. they want people to remember that and it's a remi

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but long island university is in partnership with the society. and they have really gone out of their way and provided all kinds of resources not only to because is the first meeting or, as i call it, of the society of presidential descendants, but also all the other things connected with the society and with the roosevelt school, which will be hall this is its home. and you can see what a magnificent job they've done on this house which if seen it six months ago was or even three months ago was a work site if if a work site and i urge you to walk around and look at some of the rooms. the idea this is it's not a replica of it's themed on the white house and the and so we are hoping this will become a major destination here in long long island. all of long island stood ins, people, parties, sorts of thing. so we're really very very proud of it and very, very very appreciative of long island university for all they've done for the society now, the society of presidential descendants are just what it sounds descendants of presidents. and at this par

take a look here this sourcing out here on long island. some beautiful weather so with that police expect crowded and choppy waterways for take a look you're out on long island patrols have been out in full force throughout the weekend. weed out this morning with the nasa marine bureau they're patrolling the atlantic ocean just off of long island here. about 50 officers to keep a close eye out for sharks but also people driving recklessly boaters in distress. last are there 658 boating fatalities nationwide according to the u.s. coast guard. police keep a lookout for boaters operating under the influence, others are remaining vigilant. >> people will be drinking to today. hopefully they will not be controlling the boats. but it will happen so it's nice to know somebody is out there watching out for those of us trying to be safe. >> this summer on the east coast shark sightings have been out. 400 near miami researchers monitoring the activity there for teams on long island ramped up patrols for mining swimmers to stay alert and swim in grou

fishing has aays been big business on the long island sound. in recent decades industrial and agricultural pollutants kill the fish stocks. come here to meet some of the locals tackling the problem. hey ross. and brian yeah thank you. so much for having us common. bring smith is an ocean farmer he's made it his mission to reconfigure we harvest to see. hey welcome aboard. start us up. the good thing about ocean farming is we don't need to change. alright just a quick run out right. it used to be efficient yeah i yeah i was in the bering sea fishing cotton crab just at the height of industrialized fishing and most the fish i was catcher was going to mcdonald's for the fish sandwich well. that is like the quintessential the epitome of the industrial fishing exactly -- so then you know i was on the bering sea in the cod stocks crashed into the land back rose from and so i went to become a farmer on the salmon farms because i was so the answer overfishing. but it was just as bad right you know using pesticides antibiotics polluting -- you know i me

one of these the uss plunger would be brought to long island sound. and. it was going to it was brought to long island sound to provide a demonstration to now president roosevelt. the official plan was for the president to conduct an external inspection of the boat and some drawings that were provided to him and then observe from the relative of the deck of the tugboat apache, which was serving as the submarine tender as the vessel would submerge tootle around the surface vessels and then come up well to the consternation and against the urging of his handlers and probably also to the dismay of his wife, who was there. tr insisted on climbing the plunger to see how things were going and the hatch closed and then the submarine went off and submerged i from the crew afterwards indicate that once submerged the president was given a tour of the entire which is not that big, if you look at it i was fascinated walt, with all aspects of the engineering plant and the torpedo systems. he viewed the other ships in the shoreline from the periscope and even for a brie

an ordinary long island. one observer mentioned, appeared to be living as well as an aristocrat and hasn't indeed one officer noted if one put an american farmhouse next to the house of a noble family, it anderson, it would be challenging to. tell the difference. one reason for prosperity was the richness of the land itself. the germans, the landscape including farmland and as exceptionally abundant and fertile. and they chose this image here a map because we have to remember of course that new york the staten island island this is a rural there forests this is green this is not built up the way it is today. so obviously, when these troops arrived they saw country and what they described as rolling hills, lush forests, springs. there was an abundance wheat, corn, other grains there were many orchards, chestnuts, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, plums, apricots and other fruit. the livestock was well nourished. the farms neatly kept. long island was described as the garden of all of north america. the german

on long island, about ten miles down the -- the pensacola and the elites of the hansen's, is a blue collar beach town. some called, the poor man's paradise. but life was rich for these brothers and sisters and masticate york. -- the youngest sister was missing. >> we just want you to come home safely. and for better or for worse, this family would go to extraordinary likes to find her. >> they have to scour those woods right there. >> there's me had five of the biggest guys you can probably imagine. we're going door to door, we on answers. >> every seat so many people, so involved in a case before? non law enforcement? >> gratefully, no. missing persons cases, especially missing girls. they also get everybody's motion, because just horrible. >> i always tell her i'm sorry that it happened to her. >> 21-year old sarah goode was the little one with the big personality. her older sisters, samantha, lizzy, tabitha, and jennifer, say even though sarah could take care of herself, they still saw themselves as her protectors. >> was everyone kinda looking out for her, her being the baby? >> always

first the royal troops rout george washington's army in the battle of long island, and on that day, 15 the americans landed on lower manhattan at kip bay and attacked the americans were taken by surprise and ran to washington brandishing a gun tried to stop the retreat, but honestly, however, he still saved the army and continued resistance, and then passed through congress the death penalty for flight from the field, battle, britons. they failed to develop success and achieve a decisive victory due to inconsistent ones. army and navy and new york remained with supply problems until the end of the war, which they nevertheless failed to win on september 15, 1901, the first match of the st. john richerson. he is also ivan mikhailovich, a mechanical engineer from the kei manufactory, which was already organized by the quack tennis and football club, and then the first russian football league was financed by the championship. also russian british. businessman, and mother matveyevich asben and they were founded by a cup called autumn. in the opening match, the strength of the team from the

ocurre desde long island, nueva york, washington d.c. y california. la seguridad de su pequeÑo maxi. >> yo lo amo. como si fuera mi hijo. reportera: el robo de perros aumentÓ 40 % segÚn una firma. se recomienda no dejar a su mascota fuera de la tienda ni dentro de su auto. tambiÉn aconsejan utilizar un sistema de monitoreo, >> tengo un sistema que me ayuda para ver dÓnde estÁ todo el tiempo. >> los perros son seres que sienten. ellos sienten estrÉs. es importante siempre mantenerlos con nosotros. leÓn: y los perros tambiÉn pueden tener un chip de identificaciÓn. en otros temas, rusos en edad militar continÚan huyendo de su paÍs para evitar que los lleven a ucrania, causando atascos en el cruce fronterizo como el de georgia, donde la cola para pasar era de 10 kilÓmetros. en la frontera con kazakhstan muchos dejaron su vehÍculo y huyeron a pie. veamos este impresionante Éxodo ruso. reportero: de noche y de dÍa, los embotellamientos en varias fronteras rusas son enormes. " todos escapan de rusia", dice este hombre. en la frontera rusa con george hay much

in the middle of long island. used to be so scary when i was little, and then it improved and now we are seeing crime going back up. >> robert: writes. and we know that, again, mayor giuliani, rudy giuliani in the 90s broke out the broken windows method of law enforcement. to handle with smaller crimes and that will stop the bigger ones. now the smaller crimes are not being handled and again we have the bigger ones coming up on us. it is a bad situation. >> ainsley: sad to see our city in this state and so many across the country, thank you, councilman, for joining us. >> ainsley: thank you. >> ainsley: you are not alone, other democrats are planning on voting for lee zeldin as well. janice? >> hello, ainsley, let's take a look across the northeast, much improved conditions from yesterday, we had showers and thunderstorms in a cold front moved through. today much better, let's take a look at the maps. i will show you the temperatures across the nation. 66 right now in new york, 59 in chicago so we are feeling some

that's why long island would be part of connecticut we would have very little traffic. no sound. >> steve: you wouldn't need bridges. >> brian: yes. that would be the advantage of earth being half land and half water no bridges. if it was all together. the advantage. >> steve: so much to think about there. >> ainsley: 7:02 on the east coast. >> steve: we need a teacher. >> ainsley: american federation of teacher's president randi weingarten on defense over sweeping school closures during the height of the pandemic. >> brian: critics are blaming the union for keeping students out of the classroom, which they should which led to a devastating learning loss which they're experiencing. >> kevin corke joins us now with more. search, she is saying hey, i know kids during the pandemic lost a lot of math and reading. don't blame the teacher. yeah, she is saying this, but i think make a bit of revisionist history may be happening here we report. you decide. in a biting letter to the "wall street journal" american federation of teachers president randy weingarten tore into critic

of the state's polio vaccination efforts, after scientists detected the virus in wastewater on long islandso turned up in wastewater systems in new york city and several nearby counties. well, after a week of scorching temperatures and wildfires, california is feeling the impacts of tropical storm kay. it's bringing floods, mudslides, high winds, and lightning to southern california and western arizona. some areas are bracing for more than a half foot of rain. the weather is suspected of causing a small jet to go off the runway and into san diego bay this afternoon. it happened when the plane was attempting to land. there are no reports of serious injuries. and we'll be right back as women and young girls pay tribute and give thanks to the queen. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. the more you want to do, the more we want to do. boosters designed for covid-19 variants are now available. brought to you by p

but long island university is in partnership with the society. and they have really gone out of their way and provided all kinds of resources not only to make this weekend important, because is the first meeting or, as i call it, of the society of presidential descendants, but also all the other things connected with the society and with the roosevelt school, which will be hall this is its hom

well, good, good economy, tree, long island. but yeah, russia, boy is the saloon. i even china taking a lot of russian. so i don't want it with the i don't ever day. no messages. national interest isn't all about it. wouldn't trust the big rush or not. and that's what i'm thinking, i'm an example lightly united states and cuba which co operate in areas such as counter terrorism, yet restrictive and bother continues as washington 6 to remove the havana government if are fat and does it allow, keep to choose its own path. see, bob, we have been trying to do a seal on so we are having exercises. i'm. we're also collaborating with americans on disaster. again, it's a question of national interest. we feel that certain aspects be done through the united states or not only cooperation, interoperability, etc. done to organization. so does that feel like you have to look at what works out best for the countries soon? well, you know, the west, the continues pressuring countries to stop trading with russia. for example, ankara has been threatened with sanctions. if it contin

i was out in the long island office. during my career i worked at the world trade center for a brief period of time. i used to get out of the train station and look up at those towers, and i wonder the same thing, how many of those people i walked past are no longer here because of 9/11. god blessed this country. we can survivor. more "unfiltered" coming up. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my

i was teaching in long island. there had been a meningitis outbreak. i had to learn how to teach children how to wash their hand and i was concerned about myself. i wanted to be tested. he tried to give me a hard time. the doctors that saw me in the er did give me the test. fortunately, i do not have any of the symptoms. treating symptoms instead of the cause. look at the diet in the people in america. guest: sure. thank you for your point you are making about the integration between the mental health and physical health. one of the things we recommend with people when we talk about self-care and maintaining our psychological health, people exercise, look at diets, look at sleep. all of those things we know affect people's mental health. one of the things i think is important around this, understanding that it is not inevitable that we will develop mental health conditions. there's a lot of things that we can do ourselves, there are things we can do as parents, teachers, employers that can help protect people with mental health and support people psych

i was out in the long island office.ked at the world trade center for a brief period of time. i used to get out of the train station and look up at those towers, and i wonder the same thing, how many of those people i walked past are no longer here because of 9/11. god blessed this country. we can survivor. more "unfiltered" coming up. plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. vazalore 325 liquid-filled aspirin capsule is clinically shown in a 7 day study to cause fewer ulcers than immediate release aspirin. vazalore. the first liquid-filled aspirin capsules...amazing! (energetically) you guys are crushing it! see how the 8 grams of healthy protein in land o' frost premium meat gives you energy and keeps you full? let's get those buns toastin' bread. cheese. 10 more. go! ♪ i'm getting shredded! ♪ make the smart choice. land o'frost premium meat. dan: california is on the verge of a complete electrical failure. governor newsom urged residents to conserve power by using less electricity in their home. ironically giving

i was out in the long island office.rld trade center for a brief period of time. i used to get out of the train station and look up at those towers, and i wonder the same thing, how many of those people i walked past are no longer here because of 9/11. god blessed this country. we can survivor. more "unfiltered" coming up. dan: california is on the verge of a complete electrical failure. governor newsom urged residents to conserve power by using less electricity in their home. ironically giving the speech in the place cold enough that he has a fleece on. this is america. last time i checked. phone check. it's 2022. it's not a third world country where resources need to be rationed yet. the left predictably doubles down on their suicidal energy policy. california already announced it was going to ban the sale of all gas powered vehicles by 2035. but as it heats up he wants to accelerate the suicidal plan. >> we are accelerating that transition to low carbon renewable sources of energy. dan: what's he talking about? the re

i grew up between brooklyn and long island in hempstead. long island, to be specific, which i'm sure you're familiar with, were making its way into the literature and i was blown away to the connections were happening between. what i learned growing up, the redlining and all of the differences, issues in the way in which they made it into work. and so i'd love to ask. right, those narratives that you grew up with neighbors next door are the systemic things that were unraveled for you growing up. what works do? you feel like those are centered in the works? you've what narratives which that you've grown up with are centered that informs everything i've done i think it shows that probably most prominently in the work that i've done at the new yorker, you know, in in talking about, you know, the ways in which you know, many of these communities overlap and many of these histories overlap. and so the history informs everything that i've done. and so i would probably say that, you know, there's like it just comes up in all of the things that i d

a bunch of us got a house in l long island. we were still working all day long. i am always on call. it is expected you are going to answer phone calls. instead of leaving at 5:00 p.m. might get e-mail at any time. almost expected you are working. we are all not lazy. some are. could go for any age range. you are going to have to work and prove your worth. i like the hybrid. >> i will say when i first got into the air force, people walking around with clipboards just looking busy. casey, i am going to get an office. people working remote are stupe stars. it is frustrating. i have to get them around the ones that know how to work hard. >> it definitely motivates you. you were talking about that the comradery. it is healthy getting out of the house. we have gotten used to staying in the house. go out, go get lunch. it is good for the mind. i think to your point about getting a raise or promotion. it is harder in that virtual space or behind a computer. i think i have sent triple amount of exclamation marks in e-mails just to show people i am excited and energetic a

hay had a bite, several of them, actually, six bites here on long eye hand alone. -- island alone.re joined by one of the sergeants here who let us come out on the boat, sergeant joseph fed rico, thanks for letting us come out hereful tell the viewers what you guys are looking out for, it's not just busy here, but all across the country. >> we're concerned about everybody's safety. speed, you want to be -- if you're in a 5 mile-an-hour zone or even a zone that is -- you have to be careful with your with own wake with, and a large boat can flip a small boat. our main concern is safety. we're very service-oriented. we'll assist anybody, but make sure you have a plan, make sure you have life jackets, let somebody know i'm going out at this time, coming in at this time. i'll be in by 6:00 at night, now it's 10:00. we don't the know, you know? >> reporter: and this is the end of summer, so is people are either celebrating or mourning that a, depends on who you ask. what would your suggestions be just to make sure you're operating as safely as possible? >> again, wear your life jackets,

them urgency room try to put that on me and i was there for perfectly legitimate reasons, i was in long island, there have been a meningitis outbreak i had to learn how to teach children to wash their hands. and i was concerned about myself. and so i wanted to be tested. and they tried to give me a hard time, but the doctor saw me in the er did give me this test, and unfortunately i did not have any of the symptoms. doctor evans is right. treating symptoms. instead of the cause. look at the dais of the people in america? >> let's let dr. -- jumping on. that >> sure, thank you for the point you are making about the integration between our physical health and mental health. you are exactly right. one of the things that we recommend to people when we talk about health care and maintaining our psychological health is that people in our society look at diets that they look at, but all those things we know affects people mental health. one of the things that i think is important around this is understanding that it is not inevitable that we will developmental health conditions. there are a lot of th

postal investigators arrested bannon on board a chinese billionaire's yacht in the long island sound, he was charged with fraud and then subsequently pardoned by donald trump in trump's final hours in office. that's after january six, and after all jeff bannon did to promote the coup. that pardon however does not preclude bannon from facing state charges and just last week he was charged by the manhattan district attorney with essentially the same crimes related to his alleged scream to defraud donors to his we build the organization. looks like the prosecutors in new york have much of the same evidence against bannon the department of justice had accrued. now the other investigation berman sites is being particularly threatening to donald trump's reelection, is around the ex presidents attempt to pressure ukraine to investigate his then opponent joe biden. you might remember those two names. left porn and eager fruman. they were associates of trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani who kind of run errands for giuliani. they helped giuliani with this pressure campaign on ukraine officia

they're landing in white plains, landing in long island at two, three, 4 a.m. in the morning so they, so they don't get caught doing what they're doing. and all these towns have to pick up food, shelter, healthcare costs, clothing, education, and they're dumping it on pretty much every state in the country. so, if there's any lawbraking going on, that will be joe biden's actual policy, isn't it? >> yeah, no, that's exactly right. and to put it in perspective, martha's vineyard's is a town its population is about 17 thousand. the median home price is over a million dollars. let's compare it to del rio. del rio is a wonderful town en texas, it's don on the rio grand valley. it has a population between 30 and 35 thousand. in one single day at del rio, there were 15 thousand illegal immigrant, mostly haitians, crossing illegally, in one day. as you know, i went down to the bridge and where videoed over 10 thousand illegal immigrants under that bridge. martha's vineyard lost their mind with 50 in a little town of del rio in towns all up and down the rio grand valley

. >> i was standing too close to a guy on the long island railroad and he came after me.ld happen. you're lucky you just got yelled. danny from mansfield, ohio, hunter would be a great name for a song. are producers of prime time i go to work up something like that, fang fang and hunter. we'll get back to you next week. what's wrong with hunter sleeping with a chinese spy? doesn't that make him eligible for promotion? >> yes it does. go scott from salt lake city, why can't you just fix the system? come on man. you know what? you're right. i'm just can have to read another book. and i'm looking to promote it like last time. i'm in a promoted even more. because of is what you guys want. and that's what everybody wants. they want me to write another book in the oneness to stop eating meat. but were not going to do that. i don't care how long the strike is. that's all for tonight, tucker is up next. always remember, i'm watterson this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." one of the environmental catastrophes of our time is unfoldin

. >> it's like being sent to new york and winding up in long island. >> let me power through. >> sorryokes on our enemies, that's a crappy place to be. i've seen how happy people are -- >> why is it a joke? you wanted the migrants. >> it's not a joke. the people are coming into the country illegally. the president has flown over 900 flights of the illegals into the interior of the united states. he doesn't notify the people, like in westchester county, where i live. the airport is a mile and a half from where i live. i know cops. they tell me every time they fly them in the dark of night so no one sees them. don't act like if we don't offer them a job, give them the ability to get trained for a job, we're doing something wrong. i don't believe that there's any problem. there's no kidnapping. there's no human trafficking. it's a joke. that is forced. they came here voluntarily. they forced their way, if you want to talk about forcing coercion. by the way, the fact that martha's vineyard is $70,000 a year average income, what do you think those southern towns are that are being overrun a

jon: there are department city could go on long island and be a police officer. in new york city. and you get a lot more for it for instance. >> absolutely you can go to nassar suffolk and you can make double what you make in new york city and you're not having the harassment that our police officers in new york city are getting and not being backed by the department or the mayor except for lipservice. we have a district attorney alvin bragg who does not enforce the law and who under charges. what i really noticed which really bothers me. it used to be near crime was taking place interest in honest people did not have to worry that much but now are seeing collateral damage and people shot in cars and stoplights and innocent people shoved in front of the subway trains and people assaulted on the street, it is outrageous it needs to be fixed let's hear somebody here's your words and takes the steps to do that. howard safir former police commissioner in the city of new york. commissioner, thank you. >> and to be with you. >> states on the southern border are ramping

the long island expressway another season and star studded lineup kelly clarkson and jamie lee curtisnd even pit bull a guy who rode around with president biden. how did that go? >> really good i enjoyed the tech segment i was looking for a washer and dryer. the guy at best buy says let's show you the smart dryer i said i don't need it i bought the washer and dryer wifi i have been walking around with damp underwear because i forgot my password. >> how is the ride with the president, jay i know it is your world and we just live in it. >> i know. i know you know, it was fun most people don't know this. when you become president of the united states, you lose your license to drive your car the rest of your life. you can never drive on a public road again joe biden still has the '67 corvette that he got as a wedding present from his dad we went down to the high speed training center. joe biden had the time of his life taking the corvette up to 100. secret service slow him down. they were also nervous we had a good time >> i'm short on time i want to know how elon musk was in texas >> you

heavy rain from the storm is over areas like all of new jersey, new york city and long island.with the heavy rain chunk heading east. it's going to leave us with an ugly sunday but the flood threat will diminish. that's the timing of when i expect the worst of it. the life-threatening stuff now is if people -- they shouldn't be outside anymore because tree branches, every storm it seems like we hear a story of a tree fell on a car and took someone's life. >> still got high winds. >> and we'll wait and see what happens with the storm surge when the storm makes landfall. it's good that we're at high tide now because then, you know, three hours from now, we're getting close to low tide. >> on behalf of everybody, i know you've been pulling all-nighters over the last couple of days, we appreciate you so many. but you are the best at what you do. >> we try to help people and save lives. we hope we can give you good advice to make good decisions. >> thank you. >>> right now south carolina residents are hunkering down as winds and rain from hurricane ian wallop the state. i'm going to

you so much for coming in, and our hearts go out your pickup in that you are applying to jobs in long islandand we know that you're going to get wanted to thank you so much of the best of luck to it absolutely >> todd: house republicans that were bigger today in a resolution aiming to uncover president biden's involvement in the sun city business that we have all the details and a huge sure i had anywhere. ♪ ♪ ... when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> todd: house oversight committee set to vote today on resolution forcing president biden to hand over documents about his family's foreign business dealings. you're

. >> perfect end to a story from long island family reunited with their missing cat after the cat rangnt doorbell. take a look. and those with cells. the whitley family heard late one night weeks after the cat lily disappeared. the family says although lily had always been an outside cat, their recent move to a new neighborhood had caused her to lose her way. >> we unfortunately have 90 days to move. >> with she on the block. i was her home for the last 4 and a half years and it was really nervous bringing her to a new area how she would react. >> is an what owners believe the lily knew she was home when she rang that doorbell. they say it was an unforgettable reunion for every but >> first of all, this, she the doorbell is just are they but what a great story. yeah. what a smart cat in this market. alright, patagonia founder yvon chouinard is giving away his company to fight climate change and his family transferred ownership of the roughly 3 billion dollar company to a special trust and nonprofit with all further profits used to fight climate change to protect undeveloped land around

authorities said they found a positive sample of polio in nassau county on long island.hey have detected it in wastewater in new york city. ended three nearby counties. governor kathy hochul says the order will allow workers, midwives, and pharmacists to administer the polio vaccine. it will better equip health officials with tools to curb the spread. in a statement, the state health commissioner wrote in part, "on polio, we simply cannot roll the dice . if you or your child are unvaccinated or not up to date with vaccinations, the risk of paralytic disease is real . i urge new yorkers not to accept any risk at all . >>> there is a state of emergency in california due to wildfires. governor gavin newsome making the declaration for two counties where the danger is high. right now they are battling a big pair of fires that each are nearly 30,000 acres. first, the mosquito fire in northern california about an hour east of sacramento. officials say it is running water, 0 container. that there is the fairview fire at the bottom, riverside county, southern california. accordin

plus this long island families eight year old cat went missing for a week but has now been found.ir pick of the best part was thankfully captured right here on video. he is right now what you are looking at is returning. he's meowing at the door bell, because the family's security system alerted there was someone at the door because they say when they realized who it was, they were ecstatic and emotional and hysterical. he's mighty cute. also this south-west airlines and instrument retailer guitar center teamed up to surprise a frightful of people traveling from long beach, california, to honolulu, hawaii with ukulele lessons back of it as it was given a metal soprano ukulele are wrong with a carrying case and started to play "hello, aloha, how are you?" i bet that might have helped that rather long flight go by quicker. it's one way to do it. it appears even this tiny little spider wanted to pay respect to queen elizabeth ii book on social media users spotted the eight and get better crawling on top of the province floral arrangement as it was carried into westminster abbey on mo

person judge raymond dearie was born in 1944 in rockville center, new york, on the south shower of long islandt to fairfield university, and st. john's university school of law and nominated as a federal judge by ronald reagan in 1986. he also served a seven-year term on the u.s. foreign intelligence surveillance court where he dealt with classified material while there, he allowed the surveillance of carter page, a trump foreign policy adviser, during that fbi investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia. so why did the trump legal team suggest dearie in the first place? attorney alonzo knows the judge and here's what he said. >> he was probably on the list, because trump thinks that republicans are going to shade toward republican causes, and that not only is wrong, but it would violate the judge's oath, both as a judge and no doubt as a special master so he's not going to shade anything he's going to do anything what he is supposed to do >> reporter: tyler, national public radio reports in one case dearie oversaw a member of al qaeda that told a judge he was not a threat to societ

and animal rescue group in new york is trying to track down a 750-pound cow from long island with these missing cow posters. i've never seen one before. that cow named vienna has been captured several times, but has eluded capture. once rescued she is going to be brought to a animal sanction area. but nothing to fear, you can turn yourself in. also this, this moment captured during a shark fishing expedition off of the coast of maine shows a shark jumping onto a vote and nearly landing on the passenger. posting the clip on face book and writing a once-in-a-lifetime experience, thankfully no one on board was injured. i will say. and measured 7 feet and was tagged back to the scene. [call] >> gillian: they call him of their sailor and fog harm, getting way, the owners say they always feel safe when he is around. and tribute to the late queen elizabeth the second continue to pour in from brighton beach and australia and etch the queen's likeness into the sand and then encouraged passersby to take a look, some people left behind flowers and tribute before the tide washed it away. quite be

before reportedly busting them to towns in connecticut, long island, and new jersey.tly, no big deal. now, to top it all off, axios' reporting cabinet members and white house officials are meeting today on a potential legal response to the governors for basically doing the same thing as the white house did. now president biden has the nerve to call republicans' actions un-american. >> they playing politics with human beings, using them as props. what they are doing is simply wrong, it's un-american. it's reckless. >> kayleigh: and yet, of course, martha's vineyard, "all are welcome here," that's what the yard signs say, emily. likewise, visiting martha's vineyard, calling this humanitarian crisis. and you have these numbers, which are startling. just 50 migrants since martha's vineyard, population 17,000. del rio, 35,584 migrant encounters, migrants crossing the border, 49,563. reverse that, you can see there is more migrants who are arriving in del rio than there are population. but martha's vineyard, causing quite a stir. in the white house meeting today to discuss

she's here in long island city, across the matter from manhattan, for the hum of the ferry.ind blowing through the grass. do people come up to you and just say "what are you doing?" >> people will be more likely if i didn't have my headset on. some will wait and really want to know and i love sharing the work. >> reporter: that work is multi-media sound art. exploring a hidden universe most of us rarely experience or even think about. like under a stream. or in the soil. >> underground it's really present. i would compare it in a way to a drum. it just carries sound in this really beautiful, deep, dramatic, mysterious way. >> here's what we might typically hear out walking in the woods, and here is what lind is able to capture with her s subterrain microphones. a tree creeking. an acorn falling. >> just to spend time with a tree and learn this whole other thing about it that i didn't know before, what it sounds like inside, it creates a connection for me. >> some rain, sleet or snow, lynn records sounds all over the northeast. do you still find surprises and things that are