we have the long island crew that's going to get together in a little bit minus, of course, george santoswe'll have some discussions based on what is best for our area, for the state of new york, and for long island, and i'm looking forward to being unified and making the best decision for this country. >> the long island crew. sounds like a fun party. i'd like to join you guys sometime. maybe not today. more like a funeral. it's good to have you on, congressman. thank you very much. a big couple days ahead. >> great interview, kate. scott generals joins us, former special assistant to president george w. bush, and cnn political analyst and washington bureau chief for "the boston globe," jackie desantis. scott, i'll start off the bat with what we just heard. we just heard from republican anthony d' esposito using the word heresy to describe what matt gaetz and the others did. i want you to hear from one of his new york colleagues, mike lawler, who also said this about what should happen to those who caused this chaos. here he is. >> i think there needs to be a reckoning within the confere

mike lawler, nick lalota, from out on long island, andrew garbarino, from out on long island.and. these are all not just no votes here, you're talking most of these are biden district democrats. you also saw, let's see, mike lawler i mentioned. mike lawler had a very narrow victory in his race for the house. there were two potentially vulnerable house republicans from new york who voted for jim jordan yesterday. the rest voted against him. a lot of them actually voted for their former colleague from -- for lee zeldin, former house member from long island. so i think that perhaps there may be a sense that it is a package deal and if you could pick off -- they could come together in a batch, you look at some of the statements that were coming from anthony d'esposito, from long island, he was talking about nuts and bolts, meats and potatoes kinds of things he was looking for in a speaker, in terms of support, in terms of money, in terms of infrastructure, things like this. wasn't making a particularly ideological statement in terms of what he was looking for. he's something, you

. >> reporter: on long island, new york, omar neutra's family and fence are in anguish. orna and ronan neutra got a call from the israeli consulate ten days ago asking to meet right away. >> they walked in and said that he's been taken captive. it's insane that you feel relief to think that your son is not dead. >> reporter: they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you're relieved. >> yes. >> it's unreal. just unreal. >> reporter: for now they're holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother daniel -- >> he's a natural born leader. an amazing role model. he's strong, he's funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust survivors, omer put off attending binghamton university to study in israel. eventually joining the idf, the israel defense forces. >> omer's an american-born kid that wanted to help his grandparents' homeland and defend it. >> reporter: did you raise the idea of risks? >> of course. >> of course. >> yeah. >> of course. >> he was crying over this. this was not an easy decision to be made. >> reporter: omer was a tank commander near gaza w

and they take long island first. so a lot of kind of armchair historians kind of criticized how right you have this massive army. you had a navy that way, overpowered anything that washington was going to be able to put up. why didn't you just, you know, kind of dominate that and crush washington's army from the get go? perhaps the british could have ended the whole war right there if. they had captured washington or destroyed his army, etc., etc. but what i think there's a story named david who kind of says, well, you know, and they say, well, maybe how was too timid he'd witnessed the battle of bunker, you know, and these british troops marching up the hill and then officers being and soldiers being mowed down by the hundreds. you know, maybe this made the british really cautious and in a way it did. right? like we have to remember is they don't have satellite imagery. they don't know what's over the next hill. they don't know whether washington has his forces. so really tried to kind of. and how also knew he wasn'

. >> eric, long island, good afternoon. >> i want to commend you for writing the book you did, that's the first thing. the second thing, how is it with christianityty and the whole thg about the bible saying everything is equal to another since but i'm struggling with that with you and your spouse. >> i'm not sure about the specific question. >> christianity and being gay. >> i was married in the church, my husband is a bit more religious than i am. i think everyone is on their own religious journey but i will say people i met been our church where we are extremely conclusive people. the way they interpret scripture and religion is to be of service to other people and the other people. diabetic growinge up, my family was pretty religious and i wondered why anyone believed god would make a lesser human being. while got making this play to be discriminated by other people? the religion i believe in, that's what i'm supposed to do, choosing who gets right and who doesn't, who god loves and who doesn't and i appreciate belonging to a faith fundamentalists journey to talk about how they in

. >>> a long island man put a unique twist giving a nod to businesses that were once bombing and havereed from our rhode island affiliate is giving us a look at the retail graveyard. >> reporter: joshua has a place for those businesses that have passed on. >> i remember going to every one of these places. >> reporter: outside of his dean avenue home, it's evident the life-long rhode islander not only as what love for halloween, but a love for land marks that are no longer with us. >> growing u, i always went to sears for my tools and stuff that one always kind of was a good one but benny's was my favorite. >> reporter: so like any good groundskeeper, he went to work perfecting each piece, using recycled roofing insulation and a hot knife to create gravestones for dead businesses gone but not forgotten. >> i thought it was a creative way to remember these stores that we group and places that we grew up with. >> reporter: equipped with their death date and logos. >> supposed to be coming back. >> reporter: this business burial display is put out on october 1. >> it's a good way to put t

we want to express to them what's important to the voters here in new york and especially long island make sure that they have an understanding of the needs of, like you mentioned earlier in the segment, the moderate republicans that really have given the majority in this 118th congress. >> but is it your sense, congressman, that one of these two men will be the next speaker of the house? >> i think it's hard to say right now. i spoke to congressman jim jordan earlier today. we met with leader scalise yesterday. i think that there's a lot of conversations that need to be had in the next 72 hours as we lead into tuesday when the republicans get back on the hill for conference. there's a lot of conversations. there's a lot of discussions that need to happen. we need to have an understanding of the vision of both men and whoever else throws their hat in the ring of how we are going to bring the republican conference together, how we're going to focus on the next, when we finally have a speaker, less than 40 days, probably, in the mid-30s, to put appropriation bills on the floor to get th

. >> ainsley: doug, long island guy, just moved to staten island. you are long island, too, right?on? >> donald trump. an an why? >> strong candidate. i'm tired of weak and sleepy joe we have now. strong leadership. >> ainsley: what do you think is happening to him right now? >> it is bogus to clog up a news cycle and keep people distracted. >> he couldn't have said it better. >> steve: thank you, very much. behind us all morning long this guy has been patiently sitting eating all this stuff. as it turns out you have a reason why you are here, don't you? >> i do. my daughter, kate, works on the program. >> steve: come on over here. i said to your father, john, i said now, did she look at other opportunities? you said she had to get a job. >> immediately when you are on parole you have to get employment right away. >> steve: your dad just spilled the beans. sorry, kate. >> tom, how do you think this primary will shape up and who do you think will be the nominee? >> we know trump will probably be the nominee but i would like to see a little fight. i would like to see at least candida

host: eric, long island, good afternoon. caller: hello. caller: i want to commend you for writing the book you did to enlighten people. that is the first thing. the second thing is, how do you put this peggy with christianity? as a christian, and the whole thing about the bible saying every sin is equal to another sin. i kind of struggle with this. for you and your spouse? chasten: thank you. i am not sure i got the specific question. host: it was a square the hole with christianity and being gay. chasten: sure. i was married in the church. my husband is a bit more religious than i am. everyone is on their own spiritual journey. the people in our church is extremely inclusive people, the way they interpret their scripture and religion is to be in service of other people and loving of other people. i thought about this a lot. growing up, my family was religious and i thought, why would anyone believe god would make a lesser human being? why would god make me this way to be hated on and discriminated by other people? i don't think, with the

long island, he was raising the plains. this is the situation in gauze. and now of the 5 days, how can people the survive among sloan invasion? i don't, i don't think that will suffice. i mean, i mean, if you put the part that, you know, like the main food supplies logistics, water, electricity is being tapped out from gaza. and add to this, the data, killing a mess of getting people that lives in very minimal. so i think what's happening is like, no, it's a, it's a big snowball. them just, these are, is a, creating these conditions for a mess of extra this, a mess of displacements of gaza. so i wouldn't be surprised that the $11.00, i mean, i mean short, they would see people fluffing and thousands on the fire. going to take the fusion egypt. the question is, is egypt 34? this is the national community action. that is the host, uh uh, to deal with this influx of this place. but if you'd use a game, so it's, let's see, i don't know. it's a probably this late is of the answers that i doubt they have the answers, but it's that experimenting though, in an ug

the sweetest ones, if you're baking with it or making a pumpkin chili like we are today, use a long island chili better. >> what's that. rachel: how can we use pumpkins to make our chili better. >> i love turkey. we took a fresh pumpkin, roast it in the oven, 350 degrees for 20, 30 minutes and you put it in with your chili. joey: this is probably healthy. >> it's really healthy. look how good you look already. pete: we're unfortunately out of time. >> if you want the b recipe, goo the website, stuleonard.com. >> thanks for being here. we'll keep eating. we'll see you after the break. ♪ when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's yours free, just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable, licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have and help you choose the plan that's ri

next to the breathtaking view off the coast of long island. >> yes, drone video captured this humpback joining dolphins and what appeared to be a joyful chase. we hope about 200 yards off the coast of southampton, new york. >> where are the dolphins now? >> we didn't see the end of this video. right? a beautiful and symbiotic. oh, really cool to see that. it is cold. at least this part. >> yes. no, it's beautiful. we think that it was a nice, joyful chase. finally the new contest to name a baby elephant. >> really cool. the indianapolis zoo is asking for your help in naming its newest pachyderm, which just turned one yesterday. >> the zoo says the little guy is the first elephant in the world born through artificial insemination to a mother who was also born through the same procedure. >> oh, the naming contest is underway right now. you can choose from emoji, meaning water. jabari meaning fearless or brave or zambezi, meaning great river. those are all great names. i really like those. voting closes on october 16th. >> i like maggi. >> how about stoneman ellie? >> no elephant. that na

quexcess out on long island.are seeing the video of them right now this is your video of the stores walking down the main street. what you think about the people ripping them down? you seen the viral videos and that massachusetts, miami seen nyu students event usc students and others, take a look at that right now what do you think of those people who were doing that? when you look at this video what you see your heart? >> to the people are pulling down posters of fort month old orphaned children i have nothing to say to those people those people are completely lost i am here to speak to the general population to explain between good and evil. it is so apparent we are talking about four month old's work or for and we are talking holocaust survivors we are talking about children we are talk about fathers and mothers, aunts, uncles. the depravity of how they were killed and how they were tortured and how a mother and child were burned alive together, heads it decapitated. women raped. to the culture that we have to

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. >> you represent long island. you are a former policeman. going to affect your people and your political future if there's a government shutdown? >> the people back home understand i'm working as hard as i can. i made it clear i will work with anyone and everyone in order to continue to keep this government open. i made it very clear that back home, new yorkers, long islanders are my priority. i'm going to govern with them. i would explore and exhaust every option, as i did last week, to keep this government open. now we need to move swiftly. we need to find a speaker of the him o her. the clocks ticking. i think there's 40 days left. there's a lotf work to be do >> you have jim jordan and steve scalise declared candidates. who else in thethem? do you have someone you think could be elected? >> i think we will see. right now, like i said, the next few days is a time to decompress. we will have candidates come out and tell the conference that they are interested in taking these positions. i look forward to speaking with all of them. i look fo

you have lalota from long island, he's joined in. mike lawler, mike lawler, remember, the republican who took out the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee last year in one of the biggest upsets of the cycle, he's been voting against jordan. he's voting now and he once again he's voted for patrick mchenry. it is uninterrupted. all of the no votes on jordan still no votes. you mentioned we're waiting on valadao. that's going to come a little bit later. alphabetically here. with dave schweikert from arizona, that's a biden strict, biden won it by a couple points, he's been voting for jordan. will he flip here? will there be a surprise flip? all we have seen, two additional defections from the jordan camp and no additions to the jordan camp. >> keep us posted, steve. susan, let me ask you, we have seen now several people who had previously voted for somebody other than jordan, namely mccarthy. now switch their votes to mchenry. so, mchenry is picking up votes in this. and jordan is losing votes. we also have brian fit

>> i think there's conversations that are happening right now between the three of us from long islandwell as the chairman, chairman jordan. he's had an open door policy. we're just trying to get to an understanding of some of the things that really matter to us in new york and on long island. >> so of course he is one of these three and frankly now four republicans who are voting during these balloting rounds for lee zeldin, who is a former congressman from new york. this is one of the members that jordan, as he mentioned, has an open door policy with. they are actively in conversation, but it's been three balloting rounds and we haven't seen any changes, chris. so again, when you talk about the role of having no speaker, it comes back to the question that you first asked and that aaron was reporting on from the white house, the idea that it might seem like it's a far away thing to have no speaker. it's a somewhat dark comedy show over here in congress, but there are real world implications that these taxpayer funded lawmakers and this taxpayer funded building is not functioning, cann

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how some teachers on long island are opening up the conversation. >>> the price is right steve sedgwick joins us from london to preview the new u.s. inflation numbers and how they could provide new relief for consumers. >>> and america's sweetheart fights for her hive. mary lou retton is battling a rare illness what her family is saying about support pouring in from around the world. it's thursday, october 12. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with the war raging between israel and hamas, the bloody conflict entering the sixth day. 22 americans are among the dead with 17 more still missing >> antony blinken will be in israel meeting with benjamin netanyahu showing support for one of america's closest allies. for more on washington's response, we're join by brie jackson in d.c the president also spoke again about support for israel >> reporter: that's right, good morning, frances the president hosted a group of jewish community leaders at the white house and in the meeting said military assistance was being rushed to israel, inc

. >>> a huge catch in the waters off of new york's long island. ve 400-pound stingray caught by a connecticut fish and wildlife crew. get this, the creature is more than 6 feet long and 5 feet wide. stingrays have a venomous spine in their tail. the crew took measurements and then set it free. >>> well, a trial date has been set for senator bob menendez and a philadelphia journalist was found shot dead in his home. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the bismarck tribune" says a north dakota state senator, his wife, and their young children, two of them, were killed in a plane crash. officials say senator doug larsen was piloting the small plane went it crashed sunday night in utah. a bouquet of roses was draped oer larson's desk in the senate chamber. a senate leader says larsen, his his wife and kids were visiting family in arizona and stopped to refuel in utah. the ntsb is investigating the crash. >>> "the washington post" reports a federal judge scheduled a may trial for new jersey senator bob menendez and his wife on bri

. >> reporter: the 7 million people who live on long island got a one-two punch leaving houses on the collapse. and then there's a less obvious but even bigger concern, emergencies, because you can see how high the water is coming in. fire trucks and ambulances could actually use the sand to get back and forth between communities more quickly. now that's just not an option. >> it's putting lives at risk here in this community. if we let this go, if we let it go, the cost to the community, the cost to the taxpayers is going to be infinitely greater. >> reporter: the price tag a major question. building back beaches can cost upwards of a million dollars per mile. miami scoffed at this plan along its scenic waterfront. nationally western carolina projects $13 billion to restore beaches, tax dollars. even choosing to do nothing has cost because a certain amount of sea level rise is already baked in from the fossil fuels we burned. >> by the end of the century we have to plan for about three feet of global rise and sea level from the temperature components. we can do that. i mean, we can a

. >>> long island congressman george santos was in federal court today pleading not guilty to ten new fraud charges. the new york republican now faces 23 counts in total. now blaming much of the financial irregularities he's accused of on his former campaign treasurer. santos remains free on bail. his trial tentatively set for september of next year. >>> it is difficult believe, but tonight marks five years since the mass shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. you'll remember 11 worshippers was killed. the deadliest act of anti-semitism in u.s. history. president biden issuing a statement tonight saying the recent hamas terror attack in israel only deepens the wounds saying, quote, we must never lose hope or give up on a better tomorrow saying, we must recommit to speak out against bigotry and rate in all its forms. >>> when we come back on this friday night, the remarkable rescue off the u.s. coast. a fisherman surviving 13 days adrift on a raft. >>> we're tracking the storms this weekend. heavy rain and snow across the country, and record heat in the northeast. back i

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. >> reporter: on long island, new york, omer neutra's familyanguish.o, orna and ronen neutra got a call from the israeli consulate asking to meet right away. >> then they walked in the door and they said he has been taken captive. it is just insane that you feel relief, to think that your son is not dead. >> reporter: they get here, they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you are relieved? >> yeah. >> yes. you know, it is unreal. >> reporter: for now, the neutras are holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother, daniel. >> omer is a natural-born leader, an amazing role model, he is strong. he is funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust survivors, omer put off attending binghamton university to study in israel, eventually joining the idf, the israel defense forces. >> omer is an american-born kid that wanted to help his grandparents' homeland and defend it. >> reporter: did you raise the idea of risks? >> of course. >> of course. >> yeah. he was crying over this. this was not an easy decision to be made. >> reporter: omer was

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. >> reporter: on long island, new york, omer neutra's family and friends are in anguish. ten days ago, orna and ronin neutra got a call from the israeli consulate asking to meet right away. >> and then they walked in the door and said he's been taken captive. it's just insane that you feel relief to think that your son is not dead. >> they get here. they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you're relieved? >> yes. it's unreal. just unreal. >> reporter: for now, the neutras are holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother daniel -- >> omer is a natural born leader, an amazing role model. he is strong. he is funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust survivors, omer put off attending binghamton university to go to israel, eventually joining the idf, the israel defense forces. >> omer is an american-born kid that wanted to help his grandparents' homeland and defend it. >> reporter: did you raise the idea of risks? >> of course. >> of course. >> yeah. >> of course. >> he was crying over this. this was not an easy decision to be made. >> reporter: omer

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grew up in long island. moved back to israel.aid he moved here because this has been the homeland for the jewish people for 2,000 years, and he wanted to be back home. he is ready to go. jake, he told me about how part of the way he feels that way, maybe will deal with this part later, is he has been recovering bodies. he was talking about finding people -- skeletons, frankly, in the burnt out homes. he thinks they are going to find more. talking about finding the bodies and the bullet-ridden safe rooms in houses still there. talking about how he is finding bodies, children. talking about those things. that intensity that he feels. it's time, because he said, this can never, ever be allowed to happen to the jewish people again. i think that reflects what we are hearing. even an idf soldier said, i believe in peace but i'm here and ready to go because this can never happen again. that's the mood. it's palpable, and they are ready. >> erin burnett in tel aviv, thank you so much. >>> so many of you watching feel compelled to help wi

they go to long island. they love long island.killed. i.c.e. will go in, they called impacts. not like a political pack, slightly tougher. they will go in and they will start swinging, swinging, swinging. i have a few friends here, they are pretty tough guys. they will not do this work. they are incredible patriots. they don't get any credit. weho took them out of our county by the thousands. thousands and thousands. when i first got into wife -- office i was told very strongly that you cannot bring them back to their country, el salvador, honduras, guatemala and others. they put flames on the runway so our planes could not land. they said obama gave up because for years he tried, but he could not get them back. they just let them stay in our country and kill people. and i said, really. how much money do we pay. >> sir, we pay them $750 million a year for economic development. do you know who that is for? the head of the country. that is who it is for. they live very, very nicely a nice beautiful chÂteau's. i said tell them effect

a new indictment tuesday says the long island representative was accused of stealing the identities ofors and using their credit cards to ring up tens of thousands of dollars. a vote on a new house speaker could come as early as this afternoon. scott? >> silvia, thank you. >>> a bullish call in the transport space. we have ownership on the desk which means that trade is next. personalized financial advice from ameriprise can do more than help you reach your goals. wow... we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> welcome back. more analyst calls. jpmorgan upgrading csx to overweight from neutral. >> it's a more recent position, fantastic balance sheet. it was the quality factor, the reason i

they have ruled out spending cuts to all of the places where spending is actually a major problem, long island trajectories of that spending any way. i'm talking about entitlement, social security, medicare and other parts of annual discretionary budget defense. >> they're not super interested in touching those either. so when you rule out all of the mage year categories of spending and as well as spending increasing, you end up fighting over a very, very tiny share of the budget, each category of which would be very unpopular to cut. so, yeah, i don't think they mean it. >> so 45 days from now we're back to the same. because they're not actually proposing anything real? >> no. i mean they have put on the table some pretty dramatic cuts to specific programs like, for example, rental assistance, or food assistance. but none of that is going to get through. >> that is 0.1% of the budget. >> yes. again, the discretionary portion of the budget, the share that they fund every year as opposed to being on auto pilot is less than a third of total spending. so if you rule out all of the obvious places

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. >> in so many ways, their son, the oldest of two boys is a typical american kid from long island.celled in whatever he did. an inspiration to his brother daniel. >> he's a natural born leader and amazing role model. he's strong and funny. >> there was a video for his birthday. >> can i see the video? >> sure. ♪ ♪ >> everywhere he went, he loved making friends. he always thought big and wanted more. >> the desire for more lead him to israel. the homeland of his grandparents. holocaust survivors. >> he wanted to connect with his roots. >> in 2019, he put off enrolling in bringing tim university to begin a study program in israel. months later, he told his parents he was thinking of joining the israel defense forces. >> and american-born kid who wanted to help his friends and homeland defended. >> did you raise the idea of risks? >> yes. he was crying over this, this was not an easy decision to be made. >> ultimately, he decided it was his duty to serve. on friday, october 6th, he was a tank commander stationed near gaza. >> that night he said, it's a bit quieter. so i'm hoping that

400%, just since october 7 alone according to antidefamation league natalie is joining me from long islanda survivor of the hamas music festival attack thanks so much for being here this morning. >> is this thank god that you are okay, you said that you feel safer in israel than in the united states right now right >> yes, i did say that. >> why? >> because in israel our government is taking threat very seriously where attacks are on israel soil but here in states like you said -- it has attacks have gone up 400% i don't see much happening to stop that i don't see seem being reprimand ford what they are doing especially college campuses other night jewish students locked in library on college campus because hamas protesters were trying to get in. are they being reprimanded? have i would like to hear that is kwhapg. maria: so far pushback that we've seen from some students on college campuses, obviously, are uninformed, are from donors, from people who are saying you know we work on wall street you are not going to get a job because you are ignoring atrocities, what else do you want to see?

he's driving on the long island expressway with a friend and us as we went to the moon 50 years ago andow where are we going to go next? he looks on the website and there's no plans even to go back to the moon and he's appalled. whether they came on the mayflower or the rio grande river. the many reasons one is this incredibly elevated reason of somebody i think that had too much sci-fi comic books as i a lonely child in a corner of the bookstore, which is if we are not a multi-planetary species, eventually something will happen and the light of human consciousness will be lost and we don't know ifes there's any other consciousness in the universe. i used to thinkk that was the type of peptalk you would give teens where the podcast or something but over and over the importance of being the species and he believed it and thought he said there's nothing grander than traveling to another planet. he was able to build -- at first he was going to try to buy a rocket from russia or something and it's a couple funny scenes in the book he goes and they are spitting on him and on the way back he

when i was a resident in new york in early 1990s, an airliner crashed on long island. there were dozens of survivors. our hospital got 20 major trawl patients. to manage those patients, we had to plaf all the patients out of the e.r. and put them in the cafeteria along with people assigned to take care of them and then await this onslaught of patients with penetrating trauma and multiple broken bones. all kinds of unstable injuries. and that's what they're getting set to do. maine only has three level one trauma centers. if there are over 50 people with penetrating gunshot wounds, that will quickly overwhelm the ability of the hospitals in maine to take these patients and they'll have to start to look at transporting patients who can be transported to nearby states. >> and we did hear that they are bringing resources from parts of the state like bangor. medevac resources to take some of these patients out. one of the other factors in the number. the dozens, 50 to 60 potentially injured, is that we don't know how many gunshots are injured versus those who might have bee

he left a federal courthouse on long island after a brief hearing this morning.rosecutors say he used campaign donors credit card numbers to make purchases without their approval. president biden has a new challenger for the democratic presidential nomination. a three term minnesota congressman, dean phillips announced his bid today in new hampshire. he spoke at the statehouse in concord and said he's got good reasons for running. >> i do so not in opposition to president biden who has my affection and my gratitude, rather with two core convictions. that i am the democratic candidate who can win, and second, it is time for the torch to be passed to a new generation of american leaders right here, all around the country and all around the world. >> author marianne williamson is also in the race. the robotaxi service owned by general motors suspended its driverless operations across the country today after california regulators revoked the company's license, saying the vehicles posed an unreasonable risk to public safety. the driverless service operated in san fran

long island.nd i'd like to talk about family, before talking about et ay, by some twist of fate we became family. in addition to us, we've identified about ten other families like us that have a u.s. citizen missing. this family and my family is now missing. we have a missing family. in my family, i have in addition to itay two sons. one of them, the youngest is actually celebrating his bar mitzvah this weekend. a bar mitzvah for those of you who do not know is the celebration where a young jewish man becomes a man. and itay, in order to be home this weekend, elected to be at his base the previous weekend, in order for us to celebrate the bar mitzvah as a whole, the whole family. we still hope that that celebration with my sisters and my family will happen in the near future. and i'm sure my friends here as well, all my new family, have additional, you know, events happening that they also wish to have that whole, wholeness, of these events. so, please, you know, think of us, not just as that head

wrapping up on long island.ribing palestinians rush to evacuate northern gaza likeness. >> it is a war zone. nobody is holding hands. nobody has buses to take people to safety. these women, children, elderly come out of their houses. >> rally, one of several protests supporting palestinians that have happened across the city this week. on friday thousands marching through times square. resistance is justified when people are occupied. as this continues, new york city mayor eric adams is doubling down on his views. on saturday, the mayor speaking at a church in staten island blaming demonic energy for the surprise hamas attack in israel are reminding people that hamas should not be associated with people that practice islam. "hamas is a demonic terrorist organization that killed innocent children, raped women and destroyed and shot people in front of their loved ones. that is not islam". this comes from an earlier message from adam saying this. >> we are not all right. we are not all right when we see young girls

he left a federal courthouse in long island after a brief hearing this morning. he used campaign donors' credit card numbers to make purchases without their approval. president biden has a new challenger for the democratic presidential nomination, a three term minnesota congress meant, dean phillips, announced his bid today in new hampshire. he spoke at the statehouse in concorde and said he's got good reasons for running. >> i do so not in opposition to president biden who has my affection and gratitude, rather with two core convictions -- that i in the democratic candidate can win, and second, it is time for the torch to be passed to a new generation of american leaders, right here, all around the country, and around the world. >> when other democrat, author marion williamson, is also in the race. in economic news -- a closely watch inflation gauge shows price hikes are still going strong, the commerce department reported prose rose .4% in september, the same as in august, fueled by consumer spending which also increased .4%. on wall street -- stocks finished o

we know what's important to long island and we want to make sure that the next speaker of the house understands the unique situation that we have here. >> so when trump comes out with this endorsement of congressman jordan, calls him a, quote, star, does that influence your decision one way or the other? >> it doesn't. my decision is going to be based on the feelings of there is a lot of unifying we have to do in taking part in over the next days and weeks. the party and the members are angry. they are upset. we need to do our best to unify the party and get to work because that's what the american people sent us here to do. >> you sent a letter condemning the chaos caucus. in that letter there's a line, congressman. the injustice we all witnessed cannot go unaddressed. you obviously are taking this with great gravity and seriousness. matt gaetz who led that mocked your letter. tonight he wrote, quote, thoughts and prayers. what's your response to that, to just being, you know, a mocking response to something that you took so seriously? >> yeah. i think that matt gaetz has made a joke of this s

one of those is in long island.ou brought a picture of that individual and handed to the israeli president. what did he say? >> he understood that i was there on behalf of americans overall in terms of wanting all of them freed. i just been hugging the aunt and uncle and cousin of omer. i met his parents at a rally after the horrific attack on civilians occurred and he was taken hostage. i said this is my responsibility as governor, representative of these individuals. i put the picture in his hands, i said let's work together to bring the hostages home. israel wants the hostages home as well. i want to make sure we never forget the atrocities that were committed on ncinnocent civilia. let's not be desensitized to the horrors i saw when i walked in a kibbutz into homes obliterated, blood on the walls and mattresses and a safe room where two young women were butchered and set on fire. we must not be tee sense tiesed to this, what happened there, a and there should be a global condemnation of what hamas did and unders

appreciate your time >>> from long island, two of many parents waiting for word of their loved ones their son serves in the idf. he was taken by hamas on saturday, kidnapped. we spoke earlier tonight. your son joined israeli military and posted near the border with gaza. i know you spoke to him this past friday night, what did he say? >> he actually spoke to, i was laying in bed next to her while they were talking. i heard him saying he was extremely busy the last two weeks, rosh hashanah and yom kippur holidays and was looking forward for very quiet peaceful weekend. shabbat and jewish holiday looking forward to chill with his friends. >> i know you, saturday when you heard the news, you tried to reach him, when was the first indication you had that he had been taken? >> actually, there is seven hour time difference between here and new york and israel so when we spoke to him, it was friday afternoon our time and it was evening in israel. just before we were going to sleep, this was around midnight on friday night, we opened the news app on our phones and we were in bed and we saw all br

. >> i was born in manhattan, raised in long island, living in the jewish community. >> women being hel being . we feel and believe in which all of you to think that these are crimes against humanity. >> one mother of a son who was kidnapped says that nothing seems to be moving on freeing the hostages. he said that this is a world crisis, not just a personal crisis. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> queen arena of jordan says there is, quote, a glaring double standard in the world's reaction to the israel hamas conflict, telling cnn's christiane amanpour that western leaders condemn the october 7th of tax but stood by israel and not called for a cease-fire when it comes to israel's bombing of gaza. she also said palestinians in gaza are now facing a terrible choice. >> i want to ask you about what jordan has said and your husband the king has said, that there has been an attempt or suggestion to move palestinians who seek safety into egypt or jordan, your country. and the king has said this is a. red line. i think planned by certain of the usual suspects to try to create de facto issu